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Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
nn,nssa auperst,t,on.

A girl who 10 pArtaking OF thu last
u eni she 10 to eat in her tather's house
previous to her marriage sits at the
table with her parents aud brothersj
bat she N ukt eat no more than half the
bowl OF rice set before her, else ber de
parture will be folio we'd by continual
scarcity in the domieile she IL leaving.
II g bride breahs the heel OF her shoe Ia
going from bor father'a 10 hsr husbsnd's 9
house, II is ominous OF unhsppiness In
her new relAtiops. A piece OF bacon
and Q parcel Of sugar are hung on the
back OF . brlie'a sedan ohS.r as q sop
10 the demons who might molest hsr
while on hor journey. "The Three
Baueful Oaes" srs fond OF salt and
spices, and tbs "Whise Tiger" LIKES
tweets. a b'tdo may bs brought homo
while cotl 10 iu her busband's
4 house, but pos within 100 dag 3 after .
ce is Carried out.
| DON ssiio troubles are sure to oome
npon one who 10 married within 100
days after . funeral. A bride, while
| putt nR on her Wedding garment stands
iu q roupd, shallow basket, This con
duoes TO her leading . placid, well
rounded life in hs- future hcme. After
her departure from her fathers door
her mother puts tho basket over the
mouth OF the oven to stop tho mouths OF
all who would make adverse comment
on her daughter, aud then sits down be-
fore the k tohin range. that her pesca
and leisure may be dupli iJA'ei In her
ldRushter's lie. a bids must not for
four mon;bs a'tsr her marriage enter
any house in which there has recently
been death or birth, for II sho dose
there will surely DO q q1aIrel betvt en
her and tho groom. II Ayoung mother
goes to zee O bride the visitor is looked
upon as the cause of any calamity that
may follow.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
The Yeile,v lsreahiast.

The pink tea has now 3 dangerous
rival 10 the ''yellow break fast" At u
recent yellow breakfast, served by the
way, at Q O'Clock in the afternoon, the
table linen was OF yellow and white
damASk; beautiful scArfs OF yellow
chir silk were drared effectively over
the backs OF the dining chairs. The
floral decorations consisted OF dAfiodils
and nArcissus, and the hostess ht Fsslg 1
wore o gown Of bu.tercup yellow plush
which almost lost itB iienity In blllows
of hlmy lace. The pale yellow lishts
Of She lamps blended In perfect hAr.
mony with the golden sunltEhs of the
afternoon. and fllumined 40 effect as
strik ing as 1t was noyel and piclnret.
que.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
GREAT REDUCTION
D EN- IT'S T r Y
a
10 8l3 marKss Street.


You can get q set of teeth for 81 90, as
good as can be made for SS 90; o set for
% 10, as good as good "a can be had for
10 90; mlsstits reset on new plateB. % 90;
repairing correspondingly cheap; extract
Ing 20 cents, chIldren's fret teeth 10
cent; teeth extracted without pain by an
improved process 40 cite; teeth flled with
all preparations excepting gold 90 cents.
His we'll known dentitave for hardening
the gums, whitening the teeth and puri
lying the breath furnished In any quaint
ty from 10 to so cents. Best OF expert
ences given as TO my a ility in the den
tai profession. DIR Q A. YanDeventer,
BIB Market street, Wllmingt n Delaware;
eillce frst loor.
1 take pleasure In giving to DR.. Van
peyenter my unqualified endorsement &c
dentist. have been acquainted with
him for the past twelve JeaIs, and alss
Know well the gentleman with whom
ne studied, who rauks amongst leading
Dentitts In this country.
! regard DIR yHnDeyene er In the lne oi
Aechan'cal Dentistry, ss equal to the
pest, aud IN the tpecialty of Extracting
Teeth, hs Is the most surprisingly skilled
Dentist | have ever known-fully de-
terying The ttle of expert in this branch
OF this profession, u F. W00LSTON,
3, Church, New Jer.ey Confere' oe
Residence, Wilmington, Del. A3-4tf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
wnas Constitutes a Family medicine


A preparation which is adapted Ia
the ralief and cure OF ailments to which
members OF q household are most su b
tect, and which 10 not only alleged to
do tbip, but fns long and unfai. lRly
proved Its ability to do 1t, 1ssurediy de.
serves the title of "a reliable Family
Medicine. Among timt-honorsd prspa.
ratiens, which experiences aud the ssnc.
tt0n OF the medical profession iudioste
as deserving OF popular regard and con-
fidenos, is Hostetter's Stomach Btttsrs,
IN medicine hdtp,ed to the eradication
Iof dyspepsia constipstton aud billeus.
ness. the three most frequently occur.
FiIG ailments thai vex mankind. De.
rived from q botanic parsntaRc, 1t is
efficient 90 we'll ns pure and who.ssome.
1t relieves nervous diEquie,ude and in.
activity OF the kidneys, and counteraois
o tsDdency TO rheumatism. For renew.
ing f4agipg strength and impRItug np.
paIise Is can be implicitly relied upon.
Fever and BRue. rheumasism and de.
bilisy are remedied by it.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
diplomacy ~ an ara.
ron the Oil oity Derrick.

From the Uii Uity Derrick.
Flossie-AAmm ma, may l 40 out ,cors
and play with Nedi
MammA-No am very sorry, bat
yeu know you did NOT come home tho
last time when 1 told you TO, and l
said would havs to refuse TO let you
go the next time.
Sister Annette (sympatheticAliy from
another room ml-Never mind. Fiorsis,
Gear. Perhaps you can 90 some othsr
day.
FlosAie (oheerfully) )-oh, I don't
mind. Ididn't want to go 70 day, but
might want to 20 TO MORROW, you
know, go 1 thought d let her panish
me to-dRS.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

In n, " ~ Sr0ur IlkL
i, ~ seaefs. hoaseHork Al
=. Eb.agA
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
our,o.,,y tina, wa. costly.

Louisviil, Courier journal
1--WE were all busily ct work." said
m emp ploys In an u and L. ofifos yes
terdAy morning, "when the chief oierk
entered and sock his seat. he had no,
been iouR at his aesk when e mssssn.
ger boy oAmo with n telegram, whioh
was received with great app. ~ anoe
Of emotion on the part OF the recipient
bpri7RtnR frJm tao chair In which he
was seated, he rushed barehe adel from
from the offiss, leaving ths toesram
behind him on hts desk. "Whas oould
II mean?" was question ntt taxed but
predominant 10 every mind. At last q
clerk, b3lder than tho rsst, IouDRsd TO
tbs desk and seizsd the m esBaae. Q1lck
as flash he droppei Ii and ran out Of
tbs door. This was repeated until the
Office was empty. Now tho telegram
Rad: 'Puiohsss ali the stock on the
market. Big advance In price at an
eArly date Tnis was signed by Eoted
Wall Blrett speoulstor, and, ns each
clerk had little iuud taved up, you
can imagine the cAuss Of their precipi-
tats departure from the tface. We
wele NOS aone long, but when we re.
turned, ono by ore, after Investing our
last dollar, the chief clerk was there TO
welcome us with n meaning smile
Nothing was said. The stooK fell very
low that evening. and We Lost all cur
money. Bill nothing has been said +,
out there is . great deal thought"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
SAVED HIS LEG f!
ScRoFULA
BONE CURED
i.r1TosiA. Ga. Anenst n. tasy.

ir1HosIA, Ca. August II. fasT.
TINS SWIFT srEciFlc Co., Atlanta, Ga.
duntlemon-I have been afflicted with
liberation of the legs ever since l was a
child. she dlaeaac undoubtedly being here.
ditary. az my mother suffered from scroful.
my aniiction increased until the malady
became harrassiug and painful beyond tho
power nr Worda To describe. My right leg
PARTICULARLY became feRrfully involved, the
left leg being less pain fully nfre ected. Finally,
about fourteen years ago, The ulcers on my
the bone. In order TO snve my life the doc.
tors determined to nniputnte my leg below
pePformsd 2 % BY II Dr.. H. Y. H. Miller % o of htianS,
and DR.. W. P. Bond. of IIthonia. But the
loss Of my leg gave me only temporary re
soon began 40 show Itself again. In short
time atter large nlcc RS appeared on my left
leg covering it from the knee 70 the instep;
Frequently while At work could be tracked
10y the blood which oozed from the huge
ulcerB, and the sores md Tottening holes
could NOT stand the stencil and would move
away from me-
Last winter was persuaded to try S. S. S.
~ last effort l consented 10 do 80, and
about seyon months ago / began taking the
Specific. soon begR n 10 feed the good effects
OF the medicine. the offensive running began
70 Rrow less and less and finally ceased, the
ulcers healed, my flesh became flrm and
solid, and W day. after using twenty one
age az there Is in oe orgiA. am seventy one
years old, but feel now younger and stronger
than did whom wRs twenty five. weigh
about llo pounds. Nothing is to be seen OF
the terrible disease or 10 remind me OF the
torture ] suffered for tp many years, except
the eears Of the perfectly healed ulcers.
want the world to know OF the almost
miraculous cure effected on mo by 6. h g.,
and call upon those who wish TO know tho
particulara directly from me to write, and
VIII consider lt a pleasure % well aE duty
70 answer their letters | refer to DR.. W. r.
Bond. of Lthonia, ns to the truth of nE
statement Very gratefully yours.
b DRAKH
=, Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
AAs7' fHk SWIFT SPECIFN Co.,
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Uhhn.

Extra dry" champagne is intended
for men of the same brand.
Teddy 10 drink probably called so
because 1t makes one toddle.
A straw ID ticklish thing, and 1t Is
to be supposed that 1t is put in fancy
drink to tickle the palate.
A PlttsburK Judge has decided that
selling soda water is Illegal. If this
had happened in Kentucky 1t would
not have surprised us.
The fear of an advance in the price
.of cocktails has subsided. Dispensers
OF that species OF refrsshment are moro
in favor of reireating than advancing.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Fins Calf

hook lace and hutton shoss for men,
81 90 aud e3; ansqanlied Rt the Frioo.
20e Market street, above Second.
A NASAL IayRoToR FREQ with each
bottle Of oh iloa's OAhArrh Rem ed y
Price so oenss Sold by N. B. BAniortb
cor. And b Market stEests.
OATARRH oURnD, health and sweei
breath seoursd, by Shiloh's OasArrh
Remedy. Price 70 cauts. Nasel Iajoc
tor FREQ. DAafoxth's % End and Market.
WHY WILL VOC cough when Shllohf
Cure will give immediate sslief. Price
10 oents, 30 csnts and 81 Sold by n
b. DAnfOxth. asr. Esd & Market sts.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
A Debtor ID lpned IN church.

OSptoF Dlnucu IN Ohutcn.
From the Pitsburg Fort.
There was u soene during services 10
the Jewish sypsgoRue, on Wylle ave
nue., near Tunnel street, yestt Jay alter
noon, when Ben Mark, q dealer in
clothing, entered, seated himself In the
pew OF Mr.. Friedman, and began
making demands for the pay ment OF .
small bill which the latter owes him.
Marks became go demonstrative that
she rervices were suspen ded and several
ushers conducted him out OF the build.
ing. Later 10 tho DAY Friedman visited
Alderman O'DonpelPs tffice and en-
t'red tult sgaiEs. Marks for disturbing
an asseInblaae engaged 10 public wor.
ship. A warrant was issued Tor Marks.
Who entered bail for h-srinR ON Fri
day morDibg A latgs nun Der Of the
m smbers Of the congregation were lub
oeoaed for Witnesses. Alderman
10 'Donnell stated that in his nineteen
years. experience as an Alderman thit
10 the frss case Of its kind he has re-
osive6.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Lung Diseases.

Tho great and mighty medicine, DR.,
Slmms' White Puimonio BalnAm,
rapidly cures coughs, hoArseness, sore
throat, GROUP, blood splitting eto. HIM
drsds OF references IN WilminRton
alone. 600. aud 81. The prescription
of DR.. bimms % Bon, Attn and King
LatEeeta. WIlminatOn, Usl.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
ILtk0 IL. 4 DO.

Photographirg by the instsn .hneous
process. just as sure to catch q baSy'l
splendid picture rs any one; oleAr o;
cloudy, all the same ct Beecher's gal
lery, 3l1 Market Btreet. Fifteen cAbi.
netr, OF one frame siss and twelve cabi'
meta for &S 90; 11El4 impsriAls on heavy
gilt bsveiled cards for $500 each. BE
sure OF num- Der 3lb.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Pntapsoo super iative Patent Fiour

Pntapsoo supeEiat Patent Fiour
stands unrivslfed for making good
bread; of rich, creamy color and
fine flavor. II your grocer does not
keep 1t, you cAn get IL Of: ~.
John 4. Mari, J.B. Hamilton q Go
Jas. q. Morrow, j. Jerome Smith,
Tatnall Bros, j. P. Almond 81 CO
4 W. G. Valentine, W. O. Phillips,
VIM. Z. Frank. Fell % Joseph.
Philip PluuketA e. Griffith.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
AIsauissd alris in u Eaploy.

NEW YeRKi pril 6-Lou,s Levi, a
manufAcsarsr OF lace oaps AID yus1 os.
WAS arrested yesterday and place: un-
der bail 70 answer tbs charge Of assault
ing Ave yenpg girls who were 10 his
employ. Tho prosecution 10 brought BY
the Society for the Prevention Of Uruelty
10 Children,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
You Will Notice

In our show osses mostly cssilet pho.
tographs. These are the pictures most ,
wanted by the people. Look at tntm
land SEQ how fine wa make them. Vif
teen for % 90, or ID cabinets and ons
frame sise. Be sure o. the mum ber, 3lt
market blreet. Beeoker's Gallery.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Having Knlarssd s,y raosory

I am now prepared 10 do all my work
promptly. All ir need OF o hew. car
riage or who wish 10 have their old
ones repaired, shouid giys me q call, As
oil work Is made of the best material
and put toRe,her In the bess style.
Prices moderate. JOHN WAL7HEB,
Over Market Street BtidRe.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
WRAPS ANDACKETS.

In this department we are
showing a line OF high novel
ties in Ladies Imported Jet
Wraps, Silk Wraps, and Bead
ed Capes, Newmarkets, Stockin-
cite Jackets, tailor-made Cloth
acl cts. A beautiful assortment
and full line Of sizes, and at
manufacturers prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Sufferers from coughs. sore rh.eat

etc., should try "Brown's BTonohih
rroohes." . simple but sure remedy
Sold only In boxes. Price 25 cts.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
InvltAtlon Extsnded

To those wishing rapsr hanging done,
from the lowest to tue best grSdss, 10
.osll AID examine our unsurpassed
stock, aud tsst our skill; experience
tells; We have o special line VI dAdo
and plain spring shades to offer. A. b.
Jones, 422 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
a Cow ul.taRsa for an nar.hquaks.

N q" EztHtAHVH TUT Su NsNE sutk a"EH0s
Tho family OF Georgian wers awak.
ened the o!hsr night by great noise
under the house, which shook violently.
Al firss thsy were sure that an earth.
quake was in progress, but inyesisA-
son with . lantern showed that cow
wAs under the house. How she got
there was . mystery, IS aha could not
asand upright. IL was hsr horns and
sack th ~ made ths Aolse and shook the
house. Tho householder had 20 get =
pick and spade aud dig q ditch, In
which the COW walked out.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
window Shades. Wlndow snauss.

Housekeepsrs wanting wlndov " shades
made of the bsas material aud at the
lowest cash prlees, oAn get them ~ l..
III. sprinker's, 229 Orange sttees.
N, b Venetian Biinda painted and
Itrimmed. All orders promptly nllsd.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Liquor sold On sun iar

Ia good enough for man who wants
o drink, but all the la1ies want IL Q
nica fitting pinned pattern. Lltasi
spIing and summer sty lee.
W, A. STROUD b Co,
N. W. Dor. 1874 and Walnut.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Read, Assd, read.

We call your attention to the flue
assortment OF paper bansinRn and win-
dow shades. a. b. Jones, &32 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Luos Caps.

Just opened out sn elegant llns ci
caps at ALI piioss; the finest % cent CAP
ever cfEsred, ht Hnkill q P0is5's, SEQ
ond aau Iasnall BtEtebs.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Mnnt 1hey gay.

The best We ever bought at the prloe
is what every purchaser says Of the
tine kid shoes for ladies, misses and
oailuren at Baboock's, 206 Market at.
ABOVE Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
winaov shade aeadqaartsrs
PateatLsather.

A. Is. Jenss, No. 49s Marker strsot, hnssi
To- tho money, fAtost and bdst dosigns aud
solGrihgB, Riao Nan papers OF lateat dsIiEEs
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Reduced.

DR.. Lippinoost's Spec.tlo Compound
for neuralgia and chIonic rheumatiAm,
price 400. per bottle. For gale by
TAYLOR IL FULLERTON.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Now For a Great canpaigg n

Spring Clothing: plentiful, frst-:as and ii will maks
its own speech when you look it over.
You'll not know how excellent our Spring OvercoatS
and Suits are in any other way.
Take 1t up item by item.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
CORSETS

A large and complete line,
about 20 different styles. We
can suit everybody in them.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
gtaxaard kids.

Ladies' fne kid buttons, wotth 90,
oslling at SIPS, a; Bsboock's, eco has
ket street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

REMovAL.-Miss O. A. GlAnding,
fashionable o dressmaker, has removed 70
No. los West Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

hook lace, Congress Raiter and dancing
pumps as BAbcock's 2U6 Market ttrset,
above Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
LACES.

A choice line OF Chantilly
and Egyptian Flouncings, su-
perior quality and cheap. Also
an elegant line Of Laces Tor
trimming in all grades and
qualities.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
|Fhst Symptoms

L. diseases are much the same :;
loss of appetite,G sore
in the clu4t aud back,
4 ,r. In q few days you may
4, an tllr other hand, you may
L. Pneumonia or "gallOping
[ioo l.ah no risks, but begin
N, to take Ayers Cherry
Svars aro, James Orchard, oil
,an was severely i'll. The
bs was ia Consumption,
E,A.v could do nothing for him,
Kim. q, a last resort, TO try
,,y pec,oral, After taking
inc. two or three months, he
arrd well man. Ills health
yJto,le present day.
0ilCy, Maiden, Mass, writes :
laiers ago | took a severe co!d,
Ian developed into bronchitis
,mp,ion. Al was so weak that
siup, WAS much cmncla'ed,
nd incrssnptly | consulted
m~, bat they were power
m y,,rd that | was in Con
A, last. a iricud brought tne
h Ayers Cherry Pcetor'il'
6fl dose, l found relief.
, cured mr. aad my health
ven pesle,t.
Cherry PeCtoral,
rBrfARRp ny
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

klE-A kOHRsb HORSE
) YtArt nid; wsTks single or
sOOi farm hotee or driver; also
n, 0Aeap. address "W." Z" this
mkTu
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

eLL- aRArDFATHER'S
|iu'ns cut tie IN 1on and day OF
|wIHshl.d in hrst-elsst order,
\ Sid chslp, a. sMYrH q
kKEss stfest, AZ eLE
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
For sale.

.p4rrJil bt1LIIN3 STONE
na st Eat Lake Park and also
sit 4, reaspsabie priees. ISAAC
D, Osrtcit 7. o., lei
eSn uorE ioro, and limo, sand
kraishsd. mlo-u
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
LADIES MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR,

@@Ns
A complete new line, e'egant-
ly made, sewed on lockstitch
machines and all in new designs
Ladies Chemise, from 2Ic to
So !; ladies' Nightgowns, from
4Sc to So each; ladies' Drawers,
from age to St.7s Per pair;
ladies' Corset Covers, from 25c
and upwards; ladies' Skirts,from
ACC to 81 each. A beautiful
line CT ladies' Aprons, elegantly
embroidered, about 20 different
designs bought direct from a
foreign manufacturer.
CORSETS.
A large and complete line,
about 20 different styles. We
can suit everybody in them.
RIBBONS.
A beautiful line in all the new
colorings, and at the popular
prices. In few days We will
open cheaper grade OF goods
70 as TO be able to compete with
the ordinary line Of goods now
Offered in the Wilmington mar
ket as irst-class ribbon.
INFANTS A ND Chill
DREN'S COATS AND
CLOAKS.
Never before in the history OF
the dry goods trade has such an
assortment been shown in this
city. They are exquiSitely
beautiful and will find q very
ready sale.
We are also opening a new
line OF Housekeeping Dry
Goods, Trimmings Of all kinds,
Small Wares, Fancy Goods,
Hosiery, etc
Saturday being our opening
day we give cordial invitation
to everybody to visit our place.
! We are going to offer some
specially cheap things during
the day and buyers will find
some rare bargains.
| LiChtenstein & Hart,
226 Market Street.
ao-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

A-h LJr OF BDlLBIEa
s1hsfIinE OF sseh, dotrs,
PIG 10 klto ORilding or
hAhk No, iit King Et, III
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

4-l04nta $500 are PER
o. tl tI l mcrlgAEa gu ialm
l.atlJ. AGdfois Ii rtRhse,
sb6.A
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

p-BY A LAZY, A FUR.
/ t''ir NiIAt,ut liund ia the
Is ~ Atltcls jnln this
AB-1l
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

PA HORSE, A q o o d
can 40 In thrrr ininUtes, gen
f lutse. hisG l0r sale, one
|I'i'e' md u"-tnp buggy In
J. s0uih tiaei0n ttrttt h4.ott
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

p BOY To LEARN CAR.
i.ly A. tIOliN NAL
u Nlri,ut,l bridge.
niN-5t-N .Ns4
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
WsAts1.

4 fEksuks WAkIlN1
tslp iof hottia restaurants 81
= tAu bt accommodated by cAil-
l.ht'on Intelligence unice 9Ca
iAnD-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

For good coal go to Bush's, French
street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

Ls THE HOUSEHOLD OF
Iiii,f Oh lAtn,h strftt betwe n
y, rurs fOW, te mt easy. Ap-
a. DAVIS, n l.. LlCH TEN :
-.." mo. I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

/, f,l,l0Y, 40 LEARN THE
L. ,s.-AneFi aust have a fair
- ApEiJ ~ this ottice,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Cherry PeCtoral,

rBirAtFp ny
Aver h Co, | Dwell, Mass.
In.grr. rdc. 81 , siA bottles, O.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
LiChtenStein & Hart
226 Market Street
Extraordinary
GRAND OPENING
ON --.-.-
MEX APRIL I.
New Goods. New Prices.
GRAND OPENING
SATURDAY NExr,APRIL I.
New Goods. New Prices.
New Management.

We wish to announce to our
friends and the public that on
Saturday next we will show the
finest and most complete list oi
new and desirable spring and
summer goods ever offered in
this city, comprising the best
things the market affords. Buy.
ingsall our goods frc m first hands
and for cash, we are in position
to offer ito our customers Gle
giant value for their money. We
are going to make our store at
tractive by offering daily new
and desirable things as they ap-
pear in the market.
BLACK A N d COLORED
DRESS SILKS.
In this department we are
showing a full line OF Gros
Grain, French Surahs, Moire
Antique, Faille Franchise, Rha-
danes, in all the new colorings,
at prices that will surprise. Ex
ira heavy Black Gfos Grain
Silk at 81, guaranteed not to
cut, splendid value.
IN COLORED DRESS
GOODS,
We are opening a splendid
| inc OF all-wool Henriettas,
Cashmeres, Plaids, Hortense
Cloth, Challis, French Sateens,
French Serges. Ottoman Cloth,
Stripe Novelties. etc. .
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
We have just received a very
fine line Of silk Warp Henri.
ettas. Drap d'Alhas, Cashmeres,
Nuns Yelling, Alba'ross. Sc
bastopol. Alpacas, etc., etc. A
splendid assortment and at low
prices.
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