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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-03-23
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VOLUME Il Containing ten Of the most
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FREE LECTURE

At the NJ. Z. Church tonight by
Pref Z. H. RAndIs of Jackssa,
Tern, Subject: Comparative
Philo.ogy. In this lecture there will
be shown some curious changes Of
words, the kinship Of nations by
there languages Royal words and
the uniform course they run. Ihs
speciality of the lecture will I've the
history, ramiticatIOns, aud univsr-
salty OF the royal wsrd, Ham from
its beginning as the name OF the
third sen OF Noah. The lecture wall
tend to prove the truth OF the writ
ings Of Moses.
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ANNOUNCEMENT RATES.

Any person wishing to announce
for an office can do 50 in the Bnlle>
tin by haying the following charges:
For Governor S25; for Congress
S25; for State Senate SO; for
FlOater SO; for Representative So;
for County offices IS; for Justice of
the Peace So. The Bulletin is read
by fully 1900 voters in Hardsman
County; hence ITS value to the
Sffice-seeker. Announce yCuI name,
and the Bulletin will render yea AL
the service that it can properly and
consistently give.
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Now that the gentle wind waves
ripple through your locks, and
lon wing Spring smiles a pleasant
gr. citing as } o. whistle along, and
while you glance with delighted Wis
ion at the plowIng fields and your
browsing herds, and while you feel
as if you were a king among men,
don't forget that yeu owe the Bull
letin dollar or two.
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RAVAGE.

The Bulletin is authorized to announce
J. @. Savage, Of Bolivar, as candidate
fer reelection to the Office of Trustee OF
Hardeman County, subject TO the demo
cratic primaries.
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POWELL.

The Bulletin 10 authorized 20 anneunce
s. B. Powell, Of Hickory Valley, candl-
date for the office of Sheriff of Harden an
County, Subject to the general election,
the FIRST Thursday in August, 1888.
SIMPSON.
We are authorized to announce Slater
Simpson of Dist. No. IL as candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff of Hardeman
County. Subject to the general election
the first Thursday in August next.
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on East side OF Court Square.
The Bulletins rapidly increasin G
circulation commends the paper
to advertisers.
Mrs. Baxter, and her daughter
EWin of Nashville have returned
home.
Mss frankie Smith has returned
to Nashville.
Whenever you want to buy a
piano or organ cheap for cash or
on easy payments write to Jesse
French Piano and Organ Co. 81 n
Summer st. Nashville Tenn. 365
Main st. Memphis Tenn. or K. E.
Perry, Genl Sales man Milan Tenn
Z. P McNeal, Albert MsNsal
and McNeal Bond lett for SsWaneO
University last Saturday.
c. M. Wellons is up after several
days illness.
M isses MOllis and Fannie Rob-
erts left Friday forS st. Louis where
they will reside in future.
This Is a presidential year, and
the Bulletins circulation will in
crease fully Is per cent. Take no,
tice business men.
Jesse French Piano and organ Co.
will sell you the be st goods for the
least money cash or on easy pay
ments. Write to them for terms
"a Summer St. Nashville Tenn. 1853
Nam st. Memphis Tenn,
Ed. N. Jones is selling tobacco
for S. L, Lee of Memphis.
Judge Hawkins of the Chancery
Court is dispSsing of the business
of the cOnrt in a most satisfactory
and expeditions manner, The dock
ct was promptly cleaned of all pen d.
ing cases.
Mrs. Matte N. Newsom and
Miss HoIlIs Warren have opened
up with large stock of all kind of
Millinery Goods OH Northeast side
of Court Square. Call and examine
their goods before buying,
It is feared the recent cold snap
killed the fruit and young clover.
The case of M. ]. Hull against
| q. g. Chandler and others. was
tried before jury in the Chacery
court yesterday and promptly de-
clded in favor of Mrs. Hull, estab-
ishing her title aud right to thu
Pocahontas Mill property. The
case was ably presented by Judge
G. q. Chandler for the defend ants,
and Col. G. w, Reynolds for the
complainant.
Candidates for tax assessor art
beginning to eAerg from the shad-
ows as our announcement column
shows. Who will be next. Plenty
nf raO,,1 for mara.
The Bulletin has large circula'
and in every neighborhoOd and far
msrs all read it. They read no
emily its newsy columns, but its adj
vertlsements entire. We know
this by reports and by having made
e an actual canvass among hundreds
l. of it's readers. Business men ough
: to revslve these facts in their minds
and if they wish to enlarge thei
trade, and turn the eyes and atten
ton of the people Of their business
,e they ought to put cards and local
tie in the Bulletin No business Oh
OF community ever f0urished Withou
10 being thoroughly advertised:
Our chief states in a pri vate lei
?. ter that "his fishing instincts hav,
i been most pleasantly gratiGed by
= his experiences in Southern waters
He says: MANY are the ros
moH thSd perch aud 1.-the trOu
which m y heck has transferred frST
the regions of water to the realm
Of land" Again he states: ''Huu
20 dreds of times has my net gon
te down int the bosom Of the brin
IN food, and brought up enc, two
i and three bSnY legged crabs" w
would like for chief to exprS IS us
bOx of the "rosy msuths" and lin
sr lithers".
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We are authorized 70 announce VIM.
A. Mcdonald Of the 11th Civil District
of Hnrdsnan County, Tenn, as a candi-
date for Tax Assessor. Election August
and 1883
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SIMPSON,
FOR TRUSTEE,
- NTH.

The Bulletin is authorized to announce
R.W. Smith, Of the 9th district, can
didats for the Office of Trustee OF Harde-
man county, subject to the Democratic
primaries.
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MINTER.

The Bulistin is authorized TO announce
A. N. Nintsr, of PocRhontas, a candidate
for the Office Of Tax Assessor of Hardeman
County. Subject 10 the democratic pri-
maries.
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MAULDIN.

We are are authorized to announce W.
ID. Mauldin. Of Grand Junction a candl-
date for Trustee of Hardeman County
Eleotion first Thursday in Augustsne1t'
FOR TAX ASSESSOR,
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FOOTR

We are authorized to announce }. l..
Foote. Jr. Of District No. 3, candidate
for the Office of Sheriff of Hardeman
county subject to the action Of the Dem
Ocratic primaries.
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Announcement.
FOR SHERIFF.
RRANCH.

The Bulletin IL authorized to announce
b. b. BRANCH, Of Grand Junction.
oandidate for the Office Of Sheriff Of Harde-
man county, su biect 10 the action of the
people at the Democratic primaries.
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sAULS.

The Bulletin is authorized to
announce d, e. Sauls as a oandi-
date for the office OF Sheriff OF Har-
deman county. Subject 70 the ac~
tlon of voters at the Democratic
primaries.
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JORDAN.

We are authorized TO announce w; n,
JOrdan Of the 18th District as a candi-
date fer Tax Assessor Of Hardeman 20.
Election first Thursday in August next.
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TATE.

We are authorized to announce 7. VI.
Tate Of the 18th District as candid ate
fer Tax Assessor of HRrdemAn County.
Election first Thursday in August next.
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WINE OF CARDUI.
NOT A PATENT MEDICINE.

The Most Astonishing Discovery
in Medical Science of the Nine
teenth Century-A Revolution
in the Treatment Of Female Dis
Endorsed by Eminent Di-
vines and Philanthropists.
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Churches an q Sc )It'
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.-Meets FIRST and thir
Friday nights in each month.
j. A. WILSON, Dictator.
Al. sWINEBkOAD, Reporter.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR Meets
seoond and fourth Friday nights IN each month
A. J. SWIGEBROAD, Secretary.
LODGE no. q OF (. o. o. F.--Meets second
rnd fourth Monday nights in each month.
&. NJ. WELLONS, N. q.
T. A. OSBoRH, See'y.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Eev. s. r. Hope,
Ppst0r, Services svSry Sunday morning ana
night Prayer meeting Thursday night
METHODIST CHURCH.-ReV. ID. A. Hayes,
Pastor services every Sunday morning and
niahL Prayer meeting "Wednesday night.
BAPTIBT CHURCH Rev. Il, B. Mcneil,
Faster. ssrvicse first Sunday morning and night
Of each month.
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MASK.

We hereby announce J. M. Mask, Of
Bolivar, candidate Tor the office OF
Sheriff Of HardSman County, subject to
the Democrat" primaries.
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PERRY.

We are authorized 10 announce n. M.
Perry, of Bolivar, a candidate tor Sheriff
Of IIardeman county, subject to the DEM
ocratic primaries.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-03-23

II orse Trading Day at Hickory Valley.
The citizens OF Hickory Valley an
vicinity will have Horse Trading
Day on Monday. March 19ch at
Hicsory Valley, Tenn Al VIII
have stock to trtle, sell, . zap
are respectfully invit. tp:Ing
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The BULLETIN.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL TIME
GARD.
GOING SOUTH.
Passenger No. IL 81, m.
Passenger No. 81 81 p. m.
Local Daily Except Sundays 50 Am
GOING NORTH.
Passenger Ne. 2-S IS an.
Passenger No. As % a. m.
LEGAL, Daily Except Sundays 40 m
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1888-03-23
JOHNSON g. HARRlSS,
DENTIST

Office over DR.. T. E. Moore's
on East side of Court Square.
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BOLIVAR, TENNESSEE.
Office Northeast Corner of Market
and Washington Streets. Does a
general Tailoring Business, Orders
promptly filled. Write him, or call
at his Office,
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1883.


Il
II happiness consisted in the amount OF business n
Iaan dos this would De the hsppiest period Of our
1l as tna relp, o. the ySar gust ended show
slnse We have heen IN business. We would that al
Farewell old ~. farewell
Thy 'ycutIUl reign is through:
AstranSer comes thy throne to ill.,
BLIZZARD OyEKCOATs.
sIO.!5 sl25O. sl450. sis. So ''''' so''o'
Then ts;kle a '.Norther." You won't freeze.
stand out all nislli and "a the morn
TJNi IOP OvEiCoAfs.
s{,oo SO, 800 $50. $50. -. 1915, slO.15
establishment when this ne spread out Lefore So
amounts al which tr Ssy SEs quotes, ss ''' '"'
CuItaway and Chesterfield, stnctiy all wool 81 -
sack suits. strictly al wool, 1878 upward
Prince Albert Suits, large assortment sl5 m
upward. SHOW
ZERO caO BELOwD COATS AND VESTS.
ras Beaver and chinehiila strictly all WOOL ~ 25
Ages IL to ls strictly all wool.
BOYS OvEkCoaTs
Ages IL ~ Is years. heat and nobby
CHili5KEN' ss suIrs.
Ages to ~ years.
81 sa 5SI e ss; g Sv 81 s5sT upward
Axes s To 10 years.
s275. saI2. $3.50: sa,sT, s4a5. $3.50 upward
S3-s1, "a upward
While making New Year calls do not slight
VICTOR l.. ADLER'S
10 Per Cent Clothing House IN
~. and s:e 1tn st. Massach usetts ava
Strictly One Price,
eN-Open Saturday until IL pm d31
HNHE CEILULOID TRUSS,
IL That never breaks, never wears out alvayu clean
anu can he worn while batiaing
Ia sale
CHAS. FISHERS
= - C23 tn street northwest.
AIRS FIsHEi. dss0,ss Leg s,Isutsn y ;i.s wsnts u
.kssS <ssTVsA N
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Alexandria Affairs.
Rennrt cd Cor TIIE EyESrxn Sr,n


ELECTION AND INAUGURATION OF MAYOR Down.
HAN--Ihe city councils were called by President
Strauss 10 meet Saturday night la joint convention
and elect mayor To NIL the Office for the remain
ing eighteen months OF the term. President
sweeney was In the chair, and ali the 8 aldermen
ana 10 councilmen were present. Ii was supposed
tndI, Ike tie year just coming in there three
Fights In the convention, and Alderman Bryant
having nominated Mr.. L. +. Downham; Alderman
Marbury. Henry Strauss, and Alderman LaInbdin
VIM A Moore. as candidates Tor mayor the firsI
ballot showed a break up OF the eignts viz ::
DOWnh1m, y; Strauss, 4; Moore = before the
second ballot was begun the maine OF MIR Strauss
was Withdrawn ana that OF MIR Moore the lowest
On the list, dropped. Mr.. Moore then nominated
Joseph BrOders VINO is the neXt-door neighbor OF
Mr. DOwnhanl, on King street: and a second ballot
resnlted Downham, I3; BrOders, IL. So Mr.. E.
h. Downhan was declared elected. A committee
was appointed 10 inform Mir. Downham OF his cleo
lion. anu request that lie be sworn in at once
After a short recess the new mayor appeared and
having made an appropriate acceptance OF the
oice, he took the oath at the hands OF Clerk
eaton, who Is notary public. The convention
dissolved, and Alexandria again had a mayor
FLOUR lSsPECTIO>s.-Ihe report OF the Hour in
spected here last year. In 1886, 81, 131 barrels
we're Inspected; In 1854, 2j,6l5. This shows a
gradual increase In the Hour trade
MIDLAND RAILROAD CO.-The annual meeting OF
the Midland Railroad CO. was held here SATURDAY
evening at the office OF the company. Gen VIM
Logan was elected president, and Measrs. Parsons,
Bfice, Maben, Rutherford, Stone McAner-
ney, InInan, scott, Rutherford and Leehman OF
New York. ana MeSSrs. Barbour, Blackford Pace
Holland, Payne, L0yeli, and CHRISTIAN, OF Virginia,
directors The road Is now part OF the Danyie
system, and its meetings are merely formal ones
10 continue the Charter
NOTEs-H. Crump has been elected c. c. OF
oriental lodge OF knights OF Pythias-Jane
ware, colored woman OF Philadelphia, has col
iected $40 for the proposed Colored Home fo- the
Aged here.-During December fourteen marriage
licenses were issued in this city. This is nearly
the same as the December OF ~ and So IN each
OF which thirteen marriage LICENSES were issued.
80 in ISs6.
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BACK AND SHOULDERS

Are the parts usually attacked by rheumatism. and
the JOINTS at the knees ankles hips and wrists also
sometimes affected The of rheumatism is Tactic
acid circulating with the blood, which attacks the
joints and causes the local pains
and aches of the disease. Hoods Sarsapara purifes
and enriches the blood. and has proven . wonderful
remedy for rheumatism.
II have taken Hoods Ssrsaparilla for dyspepsia and
tonic Alternative. with the most beneficial results
! have also used it for rheumatism with good fleet.
/ regard 1t of the very best family medicines.
and would not willingly be without it." A. b. CURRY,
Providence, K
HOODS SARSApARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81: six for s. Prepared only
BY c. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 6
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Affairs I'm West Washington.

DEATH or MRS. LowRy.-MrS. Elizabeth Dunlop
Lowry, widow OF the late Geo. Lowry. died yesuer-
day afternoon at the residence OF Mrs. Kennon,
Tudor Place. The funeral will take place Wednes-
day morning, at IL O'Clock, from the chapel at Oak
Hill Cemetery.
l. q. 4. +. ELECTION.-The following officers OF
Covenant Lodge No. Is, /. U. u. F., were
elected for the ensuing year: Dr. ThOs. j. Jones'
y. g.; Geo. Bennett, V. G.; E. II. Harner, secretary
Geo. ". Mise, treasurer.
NoTEs-TO the delight OF the small boys there
Is good coasting on 5OLn and sd street.-Watch
meetings were held in all Of the Methodist
churches Saturday night.
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A Proposed New bridge.

SOME PROBABILITY or THE POTOMAC BEING AGAIN
BRIDGED AT POINT or ROCKS.
one OF the abutments OF the bridge, which form
erly spanned the Potomac at Point OF Rocks Md
was, by order Of the court OF Loudoun County, Va
sold by auction on saturday. The purchaser was
Mr.. Joseph ID. Baker, president OF the Citizens Ma
tlonal Bank OF Frederick, and OF the Montgomery
county National Bank, and the price paidw as $500
This bridge was erected some years ago by the
POTOMAC Bridge Co., and was destroyed by mill
tary ofders at the early part % the late war The
pier SO.d is On the Virginia side OF The liyer and
the rest OF the property Is owned by the Graham
nelrs he Baltimore sun to-day says: '.It is be-
lieseu mat u VIII not be long bsiOre the building
OF new bridge VIII De begun" IL is Thought also
thdt an Organization iOr this purpose has already
Deen lOrllt1- and That the Baltimore and Ohio
iGIiIOi.G Co. IL III some way connected with IL rs
brlcSe at that point would be great interest 10
theIn- IL Is generally acknowledged that It would
DC Oh great Dement, 10 the people "a Frederick and
LOulCun counties A new iron structure would
probably cost about $4,000.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
annuseIaents Tonight.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AUTHORITARIAN Dare"
HaRKIs.-"Neyer say De
kEKSASS-IIaIien s Harris Combination.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ami Variety.
MANASSAS PANoRtMA-Day ana eyellaZ.
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Do.T 60 CkAZY.-'-NtcnS SaHa In cOrpOre Sano'
f., IN Ola ~4Viuy and means ~ sound mind In a
+. tIul fss!y" SGrh can Only D. obtained by using
pr. EucEI.ni's scotch oats Essence, the great
brain and nerve OOI, healer, ana natures natural
nerve Tonic
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SPECIAL BARsArSs.


MUFFLERS. all Silk, large size, worth 81. only Soc
SILk HANDKERCHIEFS, 25c.
SHOULDER SHAMLS, pure Wool, SOC.
COIORED SILK NELVETS 81, only SOC.
ASTRAkAN CLOTH, splendid quality, SIC
French sATTINE COMFORTS, $3.50.
CRIB BLANKETS, large SIZE pure Wool, e..
Handsome striped BLACK SILK VELVETS. cheap
al 81, reduced to soc.
CARTERS,
I'll MARKET SPACE, near 18th st,
Next door to the Boston Variety Store
Handsome PLAID Dress GOODS. poure wool, real
value sc, reduced to BIN
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. slightly soiled, $ L 90,
81 10 S245
wild. worth 3 l, reduced to SOC.
HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDS, pure Wool, yard and
a hat wide, cash ylaue l, reduced to 622c.
heavy, 81 reduced to 81.
TRICO CLOTH. pure Wool, wide double width. very
cheap. ) sc.
FRENCH SERGE, elegant Dress Goods, all pure fine
Wool. wide double width, all colors wonderful bar
gain at DOC. reduced to 81 &c
Cash Customers who buy 81 over will receive
OF the following presents: Half dozen fine Napkins,
splendid pair OF Corsets. pair of fine Damask Towels
CGsn Customers who buy $40 will receive
one OF the following presents: Table Dalnask g
yds long hne quality elegant bridal Quilt handsome
pair q, CorsctS, one dozen fine Linen Napkins.
ga Don't fail to ask for the valuable present d22
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LOCAL biENTION.
The weather.


5a.ff-1fos 1- NJ - h3frv ~oHlRIgIictg .. N.
tssllraly I..- aud colder weather, with west
= WINDS & iaii.It-ti IJf the Atlantic states.
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LANsBuReH & BRo..
40, 4222, 424, 426 9TH ST.
MONEY-SAyERS. ATTENTION.!
lROF1TS TO THE WIND!

MONEY-sAvERs. ATTENTION.!
PROFITS TO THE WIND,
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS!
1t will cost You nothing to come and perfect
avalanche of Dress Goods such prices that prudent
buyers will appreciate, and any in need of Dress
Material of any kind will not be disappointed for the
prices the lowest offered Sample pieces will
be displayed Dress Goods Counters of each ma
vertsement practically illustrated and you will not
regretit
HOLLYWOOD CHECKS. 3s in, all wool
Reduced from &c. to 81 NC.
RIkER'S CHEvIOT. "a in. all wool. as good as any
material ever made for wear.
Reduced from 81. 10 to 6Oc
ELECTRIC SUITINGS, "a ill.,. all wool.
Reduced from sl25 to 9Oc.
CAMELS' HAIR FOULE 40 in, newest colorings
Reduced from 81 to Toe.
wILHELMs BASKET ARMUREs 50 in. all wool
Reduced from S5c. to SOC.
sEBASToPOL IMPERIAL. 40 in, all wool, Is twill
line.
Reduced from 81 10 to Soc.
CROISE CLOTH. 40 in, all WOOL better at size
Reduced to 81 &c.
ENGLISH PIN CHECKS, "a in. all wool. dark colors
very desirable
Reduced from 81. 10 to 75c
WIDE VALE DIAGONALS. "a in. all WOOL splendid
wearing.
Reduced from 0Oc. to 69c.
CAMELs' HAIR sUITING. borders to match in grays
only.
Fully worth 81, now SOC.
SILK AND WOOL PLAIDs, choicest Styles with plain
to match.
PIaids reduced from 8 l. so to e.
Plains reduced from 81 to Toe.
SPECIAL LOT OF SILK AND WOOL PLAIDS
Reduced from 81 to 75c.
FRENCH BROADCLOTH, as good as the best, "a in,
all wool.
Reduced from 81 to l6O.
ABERDEEN SUITINGS stout and serviceable "a in
all wool
Reduced from 9Oc. to Goo.
ASSABET TRICOT. splendid range Of colors extra
fine quality, "a in. all wool
Reduced from 9Oc to Csc.
GERMAN BROADCLOTHS, rich and elegant "a in,
all wool.
Reduced from u. so to 81 %.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-02

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