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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1886-09-04
Les Raisers.

NOler nn baiser, c'est justice 5:
acheter nm baiser, c'est stupiditG /;
deuX files qui s'embrassent c'est
du temps perdu ; ne pas s'embras.
ser dn tout, c'est de mauvais gout:
deux hommes qni s'embrassent,
c'est contre nature embraSser Ia
main on lie bout DIES doigts, c'est du
%platoniSme OutrG: embrasser sa
snur, c'est indispensable ; embras-
ser sa femme, c'est une punition :
embrasSer I'm enfant. c'est un de-
tonr, nm pretexte, un regret de lie
pouvoir embrasSer la mere, meme
quand lie mari nest pas la embras
ser un bebe an cOu de sa maman,
c'est pour quill he repete rien a pa
pa, GU c'est un sauf conduit, une
evasion, en- d de surprise brus-
que, visite inattendue embrasser
II laideur, c'eSt du courage 3
une veuve, c'est quelquefois du de-
vouement ;-un poteau, c'est de In
surprise;-une porte fermee, c'est
du disappointment - sa femme
de c%hambre, c'est dangereux ;-sa
carriere, c'est serieux;-sa mere,
c.est de tous les baisers lie plus pur;
-sa tiancee, c'est tout prem6dite;
line tante richie ct vieille file,
cest de lhypocrisie ;-une jolie cou.
sine a la t1eur de rage, c'est une
triandise delicieuse - la femme
DUN autre, c'est excellent ct par.
fait, mails INVISIBLE - une morte,
c'est lie froid baiser dune claude
Imagination ;-trois files lie meme
jour, c'est plus que la paire ;-une
file que son pere surveille, celia
vous fait sauter la barriere ; ct enfn
embrasser sa belle-mere, c'est 81
rare!
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Une innovation postale.

LIE .directeur de la poste de New
York Went de recevoir lie premier
envOi de "Letter Sheet Envelopes,
on nouvelles cartes. lettres, emises
par lie departement des postes. Ces
Letter Sheet Envelopes ne sont pas
d'invention americaine; il y a plu-
sieurs annees qu'elles sont EN- usa-
ge, sous lie nom de cartes telegram
mes, 4 Paris, OH Giles sont exp6.
diees par DIES tubes pneumatiques
les Americans viennent simple.
ment de les appliquer a Pusage lie
la poste. Les Letter Sheet Envelo
pes consistent Ell une feuille de pa.
pier non regl6 sur laquelle est re.
serve I'M espace de 81 pouces sur
81 pour ecrire, les bords en- sont
perces dune rangee de petits trons
ct gommes. Files Sc plient ct Sc fer
ment CONNIE une lettre ordinaire ct
les trous indiquent la partie DIES
bords quill faut dechirer pour les
onvrir. Sur lie dos, OIL Sc trouve la
place de l'adresse, est I'm dessin
d'Ornement avec ces mots "Cni-
ted States Letter Sheet Envelope:
ct IN timbre de deux cents 4 reffi-
gle du general Grant ; lie tout grave
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rlgatlon, tuyauX etc, sans sc con
former II instructions ci-deSsnS
enOnceeS ct qui he snivra pas les
directions du "ROad and Levre H.
spector" ponrra Gire poursuivie de
want me conr competente 1T pasSi-
BILE dune amenle qui he pourra ex
ceder $50 OH dun emprisonnement
de 20 .lours au plus, on les deux
peineS au gre de la cour.
Aucnne coupe de levee ne pourra
aNolr lieu du Ter. novemhre pro.
cham au Ter aout de l'annGe pro-
chaine.
lie devoir du Road and Levee
INSPECTOR sera de snrveiller attcn
tlvemcnt tous les appareils d'irrl-
cation dahl a riz), tuyaux, etc.
lnSeres dams la levee, ct sill trouve
quelQne chose de d6fectuenx. de
prevenir immediatement lie propriG-
talre, locataire on agent de conso-
lider on rtparer soft la levee soft le
chemin y adjacent, ct 81 apres un
dflai de 10 jours les travaux neces
Saircs he sont pas executes, lie
"Road and Levee INSPECTOR aura
le droit ct lie devoir de detruire les
dts appareils on tnyaux, JUICES
dangereux, ct de faire faire toutes
PREPARATIONS %utiles, lie tout aux frais
du proprietaire, locataire on agent.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.

NoryEAU PROPRIETAIRE. NOU-
-,1-y PRIx EFT NOUVELLES MAR
cHANDIsEs.-Le magasln de Mr..
r. Dionne, tenu announcement par
A Meunier, est malntenant conduit
mar Mr.. Jules Orillion, lie gendre
du p%roprietaire. II ottre tons ceux
m; voudront bien rhonorer de leur
patronage DIES marchandises au
nlus has prix du marche. afin de
faire place a de nouveaux arriva-
ces. Les clients sont Sllrs de trou-
yer politesse ct surtont DIES prIx qul
no peuvent manquer de leur SOU
rire ct de les tenter pour tous les
articles ell magasln.
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RAsE BALL. Dfcidtment, la
gymnastique devient Ell honneur Il
ThibodauX. Nous avionS deja deuX
clubs de base ball ct I'm troisIeme
est en- vote de formation. En- tant
o~u'exercice corporel, la chose a du
bon pour DIES jeunes gems retenuS
uepdant toutc la Semaine. ct attic
YES a un travail;trop sedentalre pour
leur age. C'est un puissant derlva'
tf.
Mais pourquoi he pas organiser
yaussi un gymnase, il nous semble
QUE nous avOnS tout ce quill fault,
CONNIE emplacement, pour un'"ne
afaire de ce genre %reussisse, ct nous
croyons que rutilitt ell seralt plus
grande que la pratlque du base
ball aue nous he condamnons pas,
tant sen faut, mails qui, scion nous,
ne vault pas tout ce qu'on peut IT,
rer d'uti'ite pIatique dune g,ymnas-
tluue bien entendue ct blen com
prise.
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ETyNOLUGIE.-On dome le nom
do cr4oles aux descendants DIES pre-
miers blancs ttablis en- Louisiana,
auy Antilles ct dams rAmerique
espagnole le mot Went de l'espa-
gpol c%riollo, qui Ia meme slgnlti-
cation. lie nom dome aux Antilles
Went dune lie imaglnalre 1ntiltd
que ron disalt exlster a Touest DIES
Azores; on crnt que c'ttalt cette
lie que Christophe Colomb await
%retrouvee. Les anciens ecrlvainS
f~raneais appllqualent lie nom din
dos OccidentaleS 4 tOute l'Amtri
que, mails au%jourd'hni cette dcsl-
~gnation nest plus Ell usage.
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Les distributions speciales de la
pOSte.

On salt que moyennant un timbre
supplementaire de 10 cents, la poste
Sc charge de faire distributor les
lettres, immediatement apreS leur
arrivte au bureau destinataire, par
un tacteur special. Cest ce qu'on
appellc lie Special Delivery System.
Or. 4 partir du Ter. octobre pro-
chain. ce sySteme s'appliquera non
settlement anX lettreS, mails encore
4 touteS les matieres postales quel-
les quelles soient.
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Temps ct RecOlte.

ptT>lStlfltt commence Il lncOmmO-
der nos habitants. C'e>t que leau
nest pas settlement necessaire pour
nos recolteS. ellie Fest aussi pour
nos anImanX ct pour les mile ct
II necessities de In vie uSnelle:
pour peu que celia continue la tenn
pfrance meme deviendra ditlicile.'
fante dean pour Gtcindrc notre soft:
ne riez pas, celia s'est VA, meme en-
Lon 'Siaue.
La %recolte du riz avancea
pas, grace Il machines perfection.
nte> Qui tauchent ct mettent en-
gerbeS Ell meme temps. On nous
dit merveille de ces faucheuses. que
mons %voudriOn> voir fonctionner. ct
don't o agriculteurs peuvent tirer
un 81 grand ct 81 economique part.
La came Sc cOmpOrtc tres bien,
ct. partont oil la sechereSse ne Sc
tait pas sentir, promet une ample
mOisSon.
On nous apporte tous les jours
leS cchantillOns vraiment rcmar-
qnables de maIs, &c qui nous fait
croire que cette recolte sera DIES
meilleures dams notrc paroisse.
Notre bayou baiSse tonjours ct
bient0t he dOnnera plus assez d'eau
pour abreuver nos troupeaux: il
nest vraiment pas besoin. 81 les
chooses devaient roster EN- Get etat,
de tant parler de boucher les deri-
vatifs du tleuve pour arriver a In
contraction que lie Capt. Eads ct
e disciples PRECEDENT tant :-Avec
lie soin que nous prenOns ct voulons
prendre de nos leveeS, point nest
necesSaire de nous priver dun che
min 81 cOmmode ct 81 peu cOilteuy,
don't rutilite Sc fait 81 vivement sen
tir pendant me trop grande partie
de lannGe. Nous reviendrOns sur
ce sujet dun inteltt vital pour 10.
tire paroisse.
En- attendant la bienheureuse
Ondte celeste. nous avalons pas
NAL de poussiere ct nos magasins
ont beaucoup a faire pour preserver
leurs marchandises de son contact
81 redOute. L'eau manque dams les
citernes ct il est vraiment curieuX
de vOir, Ell vOyageant, tant de la
wanderers occupies lie long de notre
bayou. Ceci nous remet en- memoire
qu'ClysSe, me pas cOnfondre ave
Ulysse Grant,, mails lie pere lie Te-
lemaque, ayant fait naufrage sur
Tile DIES Pheaciens. ct cherchant Sc
cours, trouva Nausicae, la file du
rOi AlcinOiis, lavant, sur les bOrds
de je ne sails qnel t%1euve, les vtte-
ments du roi, o pere, ct probable
mcnt aussi les stems. LIE temps com
portrait ces meurs vraiment patri-
arcales, ct &c nest pas maintenant
que nous pouvons esperer voir des
princesses Sc livrant a un eXercice
aussi vulgaire. II est vrai qn'on
n'avait pas encore invente lie frot-
toir, nj meme Get autre instrument
de torture qu'on appelle le piano.
Les princcsses avalent alors des
%loisirs, ct les employment utilement,
temoin, l'6pouse de ce meme Ulys-
Sc, roi dIthaque, qui, pendant
vingt ans, fit de la tapisserie en- at.
tendant sou epoux voltage ct vaga-
bond.
LIE beau sexe a, de nos jours, bien
d'autres occupations; mails nous ne
nous en- plaignons pas lie temps ct
les meurs ont change.-n ny q
que les esprits chagrins ct moroses
Qui trouvent t%oujours a redire ct
wont, dams les siecles ecoules, cher.
cher Dies Comparisons desagr6-
ables.
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GRANDE FETE EN- LHONNEUR
DES VIEUX RESIDENTS DE LA PA
RoIssE LAFOURCHE.-Il parait que
decidement la ftte qui dot etre
donnee lie 9 courant, au "Flremen's
Hail. en- Thonneur de nos vieux
habitants. sara une magnifique at-
faire. Tout est prepare, tout est
prevu pour que les invites alent
toutes lenrs aises ct %.jOuissent de
tout lie comfort desirable.
Ce sera, pensons-n nous, une verlta
bic ct splendide fcte de tamille. LIE
but nous parait ttre de rassembler
ct dfgayer pendant quelques heu-
res beaucoup de vienx amis, dan
eiennes commissioners que la dis
lance, les occupations, GU Page ont
tenn depuis longtemps eloignes les
uns deS autres.
81 la fete est dOnnee en- Fhonueur
de la vieillesse, il men est pas
MONS permits Il autres personnes
dy assister quel que soft leur age.
V0ici une esquisse du program
me que ron Sc propose de remplir :
A deux heures precises o%uvertu-
re du Hall, musique ct discours APP
propri6s i la Circumstance, sous la
Precedence de rHOn. Amedee T6te.
Pendant les intermedes, il sera
lolsible aux invites dc sc livrer a
des "reminiscences ct d'entretenir
son voisin on sa voisine des chooses,
des personnes ct des affections de
jadis.
Des sieges seront reserves pour
les personnes agees DIES deux sexes.
Lentree est gratuite pour tout Re
monde.
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LUNETTES.- La reputation dies
'dunettes de Hawkes. ohtenu dams
les EtatS UniS est IN fat tout-a-
lalt merveilleuX. Files SOnt% connueS
aepnis rAtlantiquc jusqu'an Paci-
hque ct leur reputation est baSte
sarseur reel mGrite. Les temoigna.
ses DIES hommes les plus emlnent>
un pays Qui ont Ell leur vue anne
iiofee par leur usage peuvent etre
PONIES. En- vente Il la Pharmacie
I~hibodeaux.
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lfiiBODAUX FOUNDRY
l.. kEEFE, PROPRIETOR.
1~'Sp1hnbxnx ~.

1hibndnnx. K.a.,
yANiNG purchaser, the above and we'll
/ 4 known establishment. takes great pleas
IRE III Announcing 10 the pIantc~s that he
.rS reiitt"d til" Foundry and Machine
>l'p. and IS no" prepared TODD ANY work
ii his line. with Eritii.>H aud dispatch.
STEAM ENIiNLS,
SUGAR Nuns.
UR!INJNG WHEELS.
Shifting nnd GEARING.
C4STI.t Il
faN' descriptions made to order
Agent for KnoWhex Steam Pumps
and JudsOA GOrernOrS,
Ait ht>DS OF
iSras~ Castings,
-sTCH As
GEAGE COCKS.
CTLINDER unJ PUMP COCKS.
GLOBE I.lLFES. ETC., ETC.,
made toorder aud furnished ut the sLortest
nUlIce.
Having reftted the bla, ksmith shop,
re can do all kinds of work in that line,
II the best nHnncr ami With dispatch.
He resnectinil, s"ilrIIs d continuance of
.hs former patronage extended to this es
G~blislIment.
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An Elaboration to Christians.

"Joshuas Appeal to Israel" was the theme Of
timely exhortation last evening by Rev. James
Mcleod, at the Second Presbyterian Church.
Madame Rolands oft-quoted apostrophe to
Christ, he said, ought with equal proprety be
applied to religion. Crimes have been done in
her name and by her protested followers, the
recital of which would bring the blush of shame
to the cheeks of air true Christians. 1t had
often been the case that inconsistent persons,
while processing to be Christians. had lived to
be heathens. He would rather be a pro-
fessed heather and live like Christian
The truth with far 700 many Christians is not
merely that they do not throw themselves into
the Lords service with all their hearts, but that
they are content to stand all the day idle. He
urged that this mistake should be avoided, and
that not only should the Lord be chosen as his
Scrptural text commanded, but He should be
served
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A Shot That May Result Fataliv.

The shooting of young Hinesly, Sasarday
night, was more serious than at first supposed
and the indications now are that Goodrich will
have to answer to the change of murder. The
physicians have been unable to find the ball.
which is supposed to he lodged in Hineslys
stomach, and last night expressed little hopes
of his recovery. 1t is claimed that there never
had been any difficulty between him and Good
rich and Rowns, but on the contrary they had
worked together and were the best of friends
The whole affair was the outgrowth
of whisky. Hinesly had been drink
ing freely, and meeting Goodrich and
Rowns as he started for home. he called the lat
ter black -. Rowns struck him with club
he was carrying Goodrich took no hand in the
affair until Hnesly was getting the better of
Rounds, when he coolly stepped off few steps
and shot Hinesly. Goodrich is twenty-five
years of age. He came here from Louisville
only few months ago. and has given the police
great deal of trouble. Rowns is only seventeen
wears of age
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The Orange County Election Gases.

The Orange county election cases will be heard
tomorrow morning at o'clock, before Judge
Woods. on motions to quash the indictments
These were the only election indictments re-
turned by the United States grand jury. The
defendants are Republicans. Judge Tnrpie will
prosecute the cases. 1t is said that he is making
especial preparation for this argument, The
law questions involved are analogous to those
raised in the Marion county cases, but the facts
are essentially different Charles L. Holstein
will argue the cases for the defendants.
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An Episcopal Mission.

To the Editor of the Indianapolis journal:
The Episcopal Church in this city is to have
IA Mission" like that in New York The serv-
ices will open Sunday night, Feb 6, at 7:3O P.
NJ. in Christ Church, on the Circle. DR.. Court
ney, of Boston, is to be the missioner. A mis-
sion is special effort to win men to Christ. It
is an earnest effort to reach all who have not
been reached by the regular ministrations of the
them to benefit by them more. It's first object
is to rescue. II seeks also to instruct and con-
firm in faith and goodness. 1t is an extraordi-
nary call to the careless to repent to the doubt
ing to believe, to the believing to serve God
more earnestly. The mission is held for Christ's
sake, and all Christians are asked to pray for
the mission aud are invited to come to the mis-
sion. There will be no excitement The ap-
peal is to the reason and conscience
E. A. BRADLEY
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This Weeks Amusements.

There is enough variety in the amusements
announced this week to suit almost everybody.
Tomorrow evening, at English's, the Lily Clay
Gaiety Company, an organization Of thirty spe-
cialty and Durlesque artists, will appear in the
new version of the musical burlesque, "The
Adamless Eden" AT this house the last three
nights of the week, Mr.. John A. Stevens will
present his new American melodrama. "a Great
Wrong Righted." At the Grand on Wednesday
evening, there win be q wrestling match, an
upAndup contest, for the net receipts, between
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A satchel-snatcher's Operations.

It develops that the name of the colored youth
arrested. Saturday evening for suatching
satchels from ladies the street is Charles Car
michael and that his home is in this city. He
yesterday told the officers whore they could find
several of the satchels he had emptied of their
contents. In this connection Superintendent
Travis suggests that ladies, while shopping at
this season of the year, should carry their money
in their pockets, for the city abounds with
youths who will not hesitate to snatch satchel.
where it is known to contain money.
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A Missing Mans Friends Alarmed.

Last Thursday morning Clark Belly of Lib
erty, drew $400 from the bank in that town and
started for ST. Louis. He has not been heard of
since. and his friends, who were in the city yes
terday looking for him, are afraid he has met
with foul play. On the way to this city he lost
$500 of the money, which was found under car
seat by the conductor of the train he was OF.
He was considerably under the influence of
liquor when the train reached the Union Depot,
and it is believed that he did not take the train
for st. Louis, which was two hours late. 1t is
thought he wandered out into the city and did
not get back to the depot.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-20

James Faulkner and Matsada Sorakichi. On
Friday evening and at the Saturday matinee.
Miss Kate Forsyth, an accomplished actress,
will appear in her new play. Faithful Hearts,"
and on Saturday night in 'Marcelle" Beginning
this afternoon and continuing all week, the at.
traction at the Museum viii be the Richard ].
Riley combination, in an oiio of specialties and
the sensational comedy drama. Ragged Jack,
the Vagabond" On Wednesday evening Rev.
J. Leonard Corning will lecture at Plymouth
Church on the subject, "Art, the Mirror of the
Ages"
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A Drunken Barkeeper's Assault on a Woman.

William Slough, barkeeper in West Wash
ineton-st saloon, got drunk yesterday from
his Saturday night bottle, and went to the room
of Mrs Roach, over No. 1877 East Washington
street, and began beating her with his fist She
broke loose from him, and, running to the sta
tion-house, notified the police, who went over
and found Slough looking for some one else to
assault. His name was placed opposite the
charge of drunk, and assault and battery" The
woman was badly bruised about the face.
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Hunting for His Sister.

Homer Griffin. of Westheld, was in the city
last night looking for his sister, Anna Griffin,
aged twenty years, who left home nearly one
year ago, and has not been heard from since.
The mother recently received word that she was
in this city, but young Griffin. with the aid of
the police, was unable to find her.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-20
A Dwelling Partially Destroyed.

house on Newman street, occupied by
Addison McAfee, caught fire from defective
fue, at 6 o'clock yesterday morning, and was
partially destroyed. The loss on the dwelling
is estimated at 5000, and on the household goods
of Mr.. McAfee at $3.50. The building was in
sured, but the occupants goods were not
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The Prevalence of Diphtheria.

Regarding the prevalence of diphtheria in the
northeast portion of the city, it is stated that in
one family all of the children had the disease,
and yet the attending physician put out no sign
and some Of the children were allowed to attend
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-20

WE make speciality of fine watch repairing
and do the best work of any house in the city.
Bring IN your watches that other jewellers have
failed to make 60 and we will guarantee you
satisfaction, at SO West Washington street.
Marcy, "The' Jeweler. Our work is warranted.
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It Will Paw Yon

To come and see us for suitable goods for Christ
mas. Rogers's genuine plated ware, ivory han
die carving sets, pearl handle table cutlery. nut
picks, plated fruit knives, pocket knives. All
above goods in Also. ladies' scissors in plush
cases, brass fire sets, vases coal hods, tenders,
boys tools in chests. Quick sales at low prices
HILDEBRAND & FUGATE,
so South Meridian street.
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school at the Tenth Ward building while others
OF the family were suffering from the disease,
and one child died from it. This was in the
family of Mr.. Salisbury. 1t is suggested by q
physician that the case should be looked into by
the Board Of Health.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-20

On account of greater number of teachers
for painting, at st. Johns Academy the pupils
in that art will give an exhibition Of their work.
on Dec. p and %. All kinds of painting are
taught at this institution.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-20

Go to Marcy, ''The" Jeweler next week for the
greatest bargains ever offered in jewery-god
watches, diamonds and silver-plated ware. We
mean business. and will sell cheap for cash.
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New nnlnrs and Stulaa.

Genuine alligator tortoise gents slippers, also
seal and French morocco. An elegant line of
ladies' Dongola button shoes, dress slippers and
ties just received. G. FRIEDGEN,
q North Pennsylvania street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-12-20

WE open, to-day, still greater bargains in la
dies gold watches, gents gold watches, dia
monds and fine iewelry; also, roll plate jewelry.
Come and see Marcy THE" Jeweler.
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THE NEW YORK STORE
ESTABLISHED 1851
SILKS
- AND -
Dress GOOdS

In making selections for holiday gifts too
many people loose sight of Silks and Dress
Goods; also, Shawls and cloaks. These are
useful and always acceptable. Our stock of
silks is very full, in black and colors. We
aave just marked down line of Dress Goods,
in Robes and Combination Suits; they are
very cheap, and would make an excellent gift
In Cloaks you can be suited in color, style,
quality and price, and more particularly in
price as they have all been reduced. Shawls
are always in demand, and we have some very
desirable ones in Cashmere and Beaver.