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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28
THE Bitter BADLY BITTEN.
Officers Interrupt What Might Have
Been n Confidence or Green
Goods Game.

Special Officer Sol Coulson captured two
men at PittsLurg, one Of whom carried a
satchel in which were six or eight packages
that looked like 500 packages, being III
inches thick, with rubber bands aronnl Zach
end EAch one contained only two genuine
bills, the balance being gum paper, such as
is used for national bank notes. cut to the
exactsize. Onthe person of one of them was
found several hundred dollars OF new bank
notes Both carried revolyers and were well
i.res;ed.
Coulson roticcd the two men with an Old
farmer on Fourth avenue and suspected they
were buuko men from their actinns. The
two men went into No. Isl Fourth avenue,
where they- have been r1oming for about a
week. Sergeant Silk, whom CoulS II called,
went into the house lis they were coming out
with the salchcl in hand and arrested them
'.lil give you 81 .D0) to le; me p ISIS, sid the
one with the satchel. but the Li'ihe wasn't
taken They refused to give their names,
hut are probably green gools Dealers
The names OF the men are jams McElcny,
of Philadelphia, aud Joseph Marsh, of
BROOKLYN.
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LIKE A BEsIEGED CITY.
YcI!ow-Fcycr-Strick Plant City is
Almost Isolatctl From the World.

YcI.ow-Fcyer-Strick Plant City is
Almost Isolatc.l From the World.
The yellow fever scourge n. Plant City,
Fla. continues. Trains do not stop there,
the mail being delivered at Cork P9st-Oili:e,
five miles west of Plant City. The Board of
Health for Aillshoro County has adopted
stringent rules 10 prevent any spread of the
disease. Railroads passing through or into
Plant City arc prohibited rom carrying any
baggage, freight or pissen .cri, only ACTUALLY
needed supplies being Carried into III" town.
They diem IL absolutely necessary to suspend
business and cut Oil all communication with
the place, inusfnuc!i as expensive efforts TO
disinfect tho place and stamp out the disease
have failed
All TIL. unacc.iralel have moved out
and only Il Lew people WHO :Iave not had the
disease IN some 1. Fiji are there. The latest
Official report is:
Two cases If fever are reported ut Tampa
one has proved fatal, the other Is GONZALES
cent. Several CASES ara REPORTED Also at
Aianatee a houscto.hcIae Inspection is
tein.r made Tic disease is not likely to
spreId outsi,ic o. these counties.
The Governor rf Texas las issued proc
lamation, to 20 into c:ferJ Immediately. quar-
autinin- all vessels rorl Flo id points or
OTHER yelluw-tever-infecfel places twenty
days Steamers from New York touch
ing OF Key West will be quarantlned
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A LARGE FIRE.
The Destruction of Shoe Factory
Causes 100000 Damage.

The Destruction oil Shoe FACTORY
Causes 100000 Damage.
The Waterman discovered fire in the
second story of the shoe factory of Kripper-
dorf, Diltman g. Co., situated on the north.
cast corner of Sycamore and New streets,
Cincinnati, 0. The fire engine house No. i
is not moro than two hundred feet distant,
and the alarm was instantly given, but be-
fore The department could begin its fight,
the fumes had reach the elevator, aud had
spread to all the upper floors Then began
the d sprrate contest Of the entire fire de-
partmcnt to mitigate the calamity by sub.
DUNG as much us possible the intensity Of
the heat, SO us to save adjoining structures.
1t WAS Il great contest, hut the irencu
succeed. after almost impossible work.
The burned factory was one of the largest
an Lest equipped in the country. 1t was
engaged III the manufacture OF fine quality
Of wrm.ii's shucs 1t had the best and most
extensive machinery, valued at Sl00, U00.
The building was put up especially for the
purpose two years ago, ut q cost oil $40, 1000.
The stock and manufactured goods on hand
were invcntorle'l Il few days ago at Sl4U, 900.
Total loss, $4,000; Insurance, SlGl 900.
The employees thrown cut are five hundred
and fifty, OF whom three hundred nd-ifty
ure won IL AMI girls The origin of the fire
is mystery. There was no fire III the
building
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28
DIAMONDS IN THE MAIL.
Fifty Valuable Stones Consigned to a
Turk Seized by Customs Authori-
tics

A man who looked as though he might he
n Turk, called at the Cust5m-house Office in
the Post Office at New York and inquired for
q package for S. Misrahi| When the pack
age was produced he parsistently refused to
open it in the presence of the officials as re-
quired by law. On being taken before COL
lector Magone, however, he consented to dis
play its contents. The package was hardly
MS large rs n parlormatch box, but its con-
tents were much more valuable
When the cotton which it contained was
removed the officers were surprised to find in
it fifty diamonds. mostly small, but very
brilliant stones One of them was as big as
n pea. Misrahi said they were valued at
$1,000 and showed u foreign invoice to that
effect. Appraiser Stevens differed from him,
however, and slid the stones were very fine
ones, and he thought, worth much more
than that. The diamonds were seized until
further information can be had, If Misrahi
can prove that the stones were sent into this
country in this manner owing to ignorance
of the law on the part of the consignee and
consignor ho may be able to get his goods
back by paying the 10 per cent duty on them.
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lIiyl..priced Cheap Chinese Labor.

haven't been here long enough to
earn much about the real perils that .
hreaten the country by the importa-
ion of cheap Chinese labor. I cannot,
nv anything about it, in fact, because,
hev haven't been importing that kind
round where 1 have been. My friends,
10Th in San Francisco and in the coun-
~ towns. who employ Chinese domes-
;c help pay $25 and $50 a month for o
nan servant. And he is just as indie
,endcnt and impudcnt as the lady who
maslcs glassware and chips china In
our own Brooklyn home. He leaves
m a minutes notice in the height OF
he busy season; if he be an ill-tem-
,ered fellow he chases the family out
his kitchen. He is like other people,
,ood, bad and Indifferent. He does
lot, according to the generally received
able. require but one telling in order
o do that very thing that very same
say ever after. There is one in our
house now, good, docile, willing,
,bcdiont, stupid fellow. | think he IS
hown and told about 100 times how to
10 thing, and even then he doesn't
!wa,s 10 it right There may be some
Try cheap ones. but L haven't found
hem. Some of them send home our
.u1tlry with every indication of re.
ovcriGg from prolonged attack OF
Malignant hydrorhobia, 50 great has
zen it's adherence Of water Others,
:sain, rival the lpatchless Troy laun-
Try work Once, in San Francisco we
: "yYhite Labor Laundry" Well, l
ID an "all-wool undershirt" in that
ash. and I have been wearing it fer
ecliace ever since. The rest of the
ui5-the biIur,ated raiment, I gave to
little Girl for her doll. Then VIC re-
lrncd 10 the ChinamAn. He charged
more than ever, and his rates were
cher than Mclean man to begin with.
-Bob BluIiptte, IN Brooklyn Eagle.
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STABBED BY A CAPITALIST.

Richard j. capron, capitalist of Balti
more, went to the Office Of John King, a
well-known real cstate broker, to transact
some business Their conversation lccama
heated, and finally the lie was given by one
of tLcm. Tie two men at once clinchci,
ana mir Capron claims that one of Kings
clerks struck him. He then picket up n
large pair oil size rs from desk and Stable |
Mr.. King three tilncs Two Of tho wounds
were slight, bat thA third penetrated the
left breast of Mir king and is believed to
have entered his lang. Mr.. Carroh was ar
hail to await the result Of MIR. Kings in
juries Both men are well known aud tb.
nffair has created not little talk.
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FIREARMS AND FIRE WATER.
Local Option Causes a Fierce Fight
in Kentucky Town.

There is war at Harlan Court House, KY,
over wnskey Two armed bands of twenty
each. ole favoriug the other opposing tie
Local Option law, met i'll the streets there
and exchanged volleys. In all hundred
shots were fired. No one was killed, but five
men were carried away wounded. More
fighting is feared.
The trouble originated a week aga, when
County Judse Lewis had several grocery
men brought before him charged with selling
liquor. The trial failed to develop proof.
AS Lewis was going TO lis. house in tho
country J. H Eailcy, one of the accused,
was in the act of shooting at him while on
his horse, when hystander caught The pis-
tol away. Lewis rode back into town, gath
cred his friends, placed u guard with
Winchester riffs about the dozen stores
constituting business part of the town
and raided the suspected places, \ dozen
barrels OF whiskey were rolled out AMI
emptied on the grounl. The whiskey men
rallied their forces and the fight followed.
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DEER shed their antlers every year

DEER shed their antlers every year,
and although the antlers, when the deei
is killed before they are removed, will
Withstand all wcathers for years, it is
very rarely that pair that have been
sled are found. This is said to be due
TO a small insect that attacks the nntlers
soon after they are dropped, and de-
stroys them by burrowing through and
through them.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28
BLEW HIMSELF UP.

at Morlcy's Station, Cal. James Mason, q
veteran sarge drive, committed suicide in
n Lorrii,I. manner IL, bought fifty pound
Lox OF gi;l powder, sat OIL it and touched
the explosive OIL The caroner gathered uE
twenty pounds Of the body in basket.
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BOTANIC Blood Balm.)

Observe the following editorial from the At :
Iania Constitution, the foremost paper Of the
south:
''The Consultation has observed TIE growth OF
In Atlanta institution now famous well-nigh the
world over. 1t is the Blood Balm Company who
make b. B. B. We have watched the course Of
this medicine in hundreds of cases that appeared
10 be hopeless, and it has worked amazing cures.
We take pleasure in giving our endorsement to
the men who make up this company. They are
truthful, accurate and conservative business men
Dr physicians. They have the confidence OF the
people among whom they live, and their medi-
cine speaks for itself. A whole library docs not
outweigh the heartfelt testimony Of one man
who, in despair from disease, no doctors have
been able to cure, and other remedies aggra-
waited, finds that j. T. B. has restored his
health, vigor and manhood And just such tes-
timony tho Blood Balm Company have by the
bushel."
No other remedy in the world can produce the
number of genuine testimonials of remarkable
and seeming miraculous cures as can B. B. B.,
made in Atlanta, Ga. Read few here sub
,,;ffa1.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

If so YOU are the case We want tn address Of.
We charge you nothing for trial Bottle. we
cure nine cases out of ten of chronic constipa-
ton, diseases of the urinary organs, liver ana
kidney troubles. malaria and all brain ana
nerve troubles. Agents wanted in every town.
The postage on one bottle is 25 cts. We leave
it with you to send it or not. We shall cure
YOU if you will give it trial. It contains no
poison Address the Hart Medicine Co.,
Unionville; CT.
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A GREAT FEAT.

Samuel Baldwin, bro her of the famous
ecronout. T. S. Baldwin, MA lie one OF the
most daring and successful balloon ascenAons
and para,:;iutc flssccnti ut Quincy. IL :, ever
ul:ri". II, left his balloon wheii eight
thuns:..ul r-t high, and ianlcel in a field so
miles from the spot i'll eight minnt after,
badly shaken up from the violent osciiia-
tiouS
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From tho Ex-PresIdcnt of the NV Yorh
State Senate.

STATE OF NEW York, SENATE CHAMBER,
ALAENY, March II, 1885. {
have used ALLcoCK's PoRoUs PLAsrERs In
my family for the past five years, and can
truthfully say they arc valuable remedy end
effect great cures. would not be without
them. have in several insta ces given some
to friends suffering wiliwe TX and lam: backs
and they have nvari ,b!y afforded certain and
speedy rel,ot. They cannot be loo highly COM
mendel. EDMUND l.. PITTS
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28
Hard Times.

Bob1ey-By Jove 1 can't see how ok
Grinders clerks can afford TO live on
the pay he gives them:
Wiggins-Afford to live? Why, man
live! It's because they can't afford IL
die. Funerals cost something now
adaYs-Jatdgc.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

"Do you know. Mary, once actually con
trmplatcd suicide2'' you horrify me, Mrs.
chronic We kness. believed myself the
most unhappy woman in the world I looked
ten years older than / really was, and Ifeit
twenty. Lille seemed 10 have nothing in it
worth living Tor" ~ have experienced all
those symptoms myself. Wellf' well,
was save at the eleventh hour from the COM
m ss;on OF deed which shudder to think Of.
A frienI advised me TO take Dr.. Pi, reefs Ea-
vorite Prescription. did so. In IN incredibly
short time iclt like new b ing. The Pre-
scripiion' cured m, md ] owe DR.. Pierce q
debt of gratitude which con never rcDay."
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-07-28

DR.. SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS
CLEANSE the mucous ner

CLEANSE the mucous mem
branes Of the stomach and bowels OF all slime
and foreign matter. start the secretions. assist
digestion and assimilation. nutrify the blood.
They relieve the liver Of congestion. give it
chance 10 extract bile poisons from the
blood, to make them into good bile. and to
sccrete just what is needed. They do not
tear their way and irrita;c like most purga-
tivcs. but they treat all the surfaces and or
gans, so that tho entire system responds.
They arc based on scientific principles.
They arc entirely rational and natural.
They always 90 what is cla.,ncd for them.
Thev work en- the system in TIC way claimed
s.-y $780,, .-.-, e-,.'c So
They are not like new and un;T;cu nI-ulc..~-.
They need no praise. bu: only simple incn-
ton Of merit.
%s-Dr. Schcnck's purely vegetable and
wholly reliable family medicines are for sale
i.y all Druggists. Every package has neatly
;::intcd directions for Use. If you would
understand yourself send for Dr. Schenck
new Book on Diseases Of the Lungs. Liver
and Stomach. Sent free. Address Dr. ].
II. Schenck & Son. Philadelphia. Ia.
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Hair Had Grown on II.

Groccr-Tom, gc5 out the new maple
sugar.
It is. MI. SIN til, hut it needs trimming.
Grocer-Wha5 needs trimming?
To,n--Whr is get q beard on it two
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News of the wcak-The hospital reports
A Pill in Time, saves Nine,

n III III 4 IIHCj 'S1LVC5 -NTHC
DR.. Picrrc's Pleasant Purgatiye Pei cts are
Little Giants" taken ut the light time, with
little expc. sc and no inconve ience will nc
complisf, what many dollars and much sacri-
fee of time will fnil 10 do after Disease once
no DIS you with his iron grasp. Constipation
relieved, the liver regulated, the Blood pnri-
fed, will forlify against fcvcrs and all c. IL
tagious diseases. Persons intending travelling,
changing diet, water and climate, will find in
valuable, DR.. Fierc.'s Pleasant Purgative Pei
let's. In vinls convenient to carry.
A soar epot-An eagles nest.
If all so-called remedies have failed, DR..
Sage's CAtarIh Rem dy cures.
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A Momnn,. Co,,;.ssion.

The tin can does not point moral. but
frequently adorns q tail.
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KIDNEY WEAKNESS.

For fifteen years my liver and kidneys have
been badly afrectcd-not day in that time
without the headache. Since using B. B. B.
Botanic Blood Balm-I have been entirely re-
lieyed; no pain, no trouble at all, and feel
almost like another person. am one among
the greatest advocates Of B. B. 3. and You are
ut liberty to use my name. Mrs. c. H. GAY,
Rocky Mount, n. @.
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Arc Won sicI, and piscouragcds

Tho man who has seen betterdays is now
ayinp very bad nights.
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RHEUMATISM.

NEWTON, y. c., June 25, lSS7.-Gentlcmen: l
nm pleasured in saying have been sufferer
of rheumatism for ten years, and have ex-
hausted almost every known remedy without
relief. was told to try b. B. b. which did
after long procrnstination, and with the ex-
perience of three bottles now feel healthy
man, and take it as pdrt of my duty to make
known your wonderful blood purifier to suffer
ing humanity. Respt'ly, w. l. MoREHEAD.
BRIGHT'S DISEASE.
have been n sufferer from kidney and olad-
der troubles for several years. have lately
had what is termed Bright's disease, and have
had considerable swelling of my legs and
shortness of breath. The urea has poisoned
nv blood also. used (B. B. b. Botanic Blood
Balm. Am delighted with its effects.
JOHN II. MARTIN,
Rock Greek, Ala.
TONIC.
have for some time past used B. B. b. as
n purifier of the blood and to build up he sys-
tenn generally, and consider it without e1cep-
ton the finest remedy of the kind in the mar
ket Yours with best wishes.
ARTHUR G. LEWIS,
Editor Southern Society
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A soar epot-An eagles nest.
3. @. = 2

Loud sho.s-Those that squeak badly.
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proud. TebelliouS and armed against all
Righteousness: and instead of running any
further away from its pursuit we ought TO
turn around plant our foot in the sran rth
Of the eternal Col. and lift the Oil Gro - and
point it in the direction OF thu worlds con-
guest till the re ieem vi of earth march,
ing up from ono side. AMI the g'oriied OF
heaven marching down from the other side,
In, last bTttlament of sin is compe led to
swing out the streamerS of Emanuel. Oh,
church OF God. take aim and conquer.
have heard it said: ''Look out for man
who has only one idea; he is irresistible l
sly: Look out for the man who has one i'le1.
and that 81 determination for soul saving.
l'elieve God would strike me de I'd If da"et
70 point the smear in any other direction.
Oh. for some Of the courage and enthusiasm
Of Joshua! He flung two armies from the
lip of that spear. 1t is sinful for lis to
re unless it. Is to get Str9mSsr
heart for Gods work. feel on my
lead the hanlls of Christ in rev ordna
ton. Do You net feel the same omn;pot mt
pressure: There is a work for all Of US Oh.
t;iat we might stand M slde hv se ami
loHt the spear toward The cty it ought 10
lie taken. 1t will be taken Our cities are
drifting of toward loase religion or what is
callei "ihcrli Christian tv.' which IS so
liberal THAI it gives M all tia cardinal doc
'iiie' VI tHe hipie, ~ Hosid III IuaO IL s.u
renders the recttude of tho throne of the
Almighty. That is liberality with ven
;-eance. Let us decide iron the work which
we, as Christian men, have to do and in the
strength of Col 60 to work and do it.
II is comparatively easy to keep on n
Parade amid a shower of bouquets and hand
clapping. and the whole street full Of Ell,
thusiastic htizzas; but it is not 50 easy TO
stand M IN thu dav of brittle, the face black
cned with smoke tho uniform covered with
the earth plowed up by whizzing bullets
and bursting Shells, half tn, regiment cut to
p eces and yet thu commander crying: For
war'l. march, Then it requires OIL fash
innad Tor. My friends. the grelt troub!eos
tn" kingdom OF Col in this day is the Gov
;rls They do spl.ndidly on a parad,
day, and at the communion, when they
have on their best clothes of Christian
profession: but put them out IN the
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time tr;unpE:ne. Notwithstanding all
the shocking reverses which the Church OF
Christ suffers. what do We see to-day! Threl
t1ou;aud missionaries of s:e CROSS on hcatacn
ground: sixty thousand minister; of Jesus
Christ in this land; at laist two hundred
millions O. Christians Oh the Garth. Al
nations to dny kin lin, in :, ba:, of re"isrl.
Fla ling back yet ;ld:an ,in'c until the CID
Wesleyan hymn will pro'a true;
''Jhc lion Of Judah shall h-cqi; the cliain,
AMI give us the victory again AMI again."
But there is more marcel Illustration OF
victorious retreat in the life of oa' Joshua,
80 Jesus Of the ages. First falling r....
from oil appalling height to an appalling
depth. falling from celestial hills to terres.
trial valleys, from thron, to manyer; VT
TINT did not seem 20 suffice Him as 4 ratrcat.
Fsllin- hack still further from Bethlehem tn
Nazareth from Nazareth TO Jerusalem, bacs
from Jerusalem to Go!gotha hacl; from Co.
Cotha to tho mau-olcum in the rock, hack
down over the precipiceS of parlit:on until
lie walked amid the Governs of the eternal
mp.iveS and drank OF the wine of the wrata
of Almighty Col amid III, A,abs and tho
,!e2rh,ls and the 3 ,lShaxz1rS. 0 men OF the
pulpt and men of The rcw, Christ's descent
from heaven 10 earth dos not measure half
the flstennn T. was from glory to perilt on.
He descanled into hell. All the records ot
earthly retreat ar, as nothing compared W til
this falling. Santa Anna with the frag-
rcnts of bis arnv giving over TIL, plat'aux
Of Mnxic., and Nanoieon and his army re-
-rcn.ing from Io'cow in tho a-fS!
SHOWS of Russia are not worthy to
ba mentioned witt this RETREAT. when
oil the powers OF dari,n"ss SCENE 10 be pur-
Sling Christ as he fell hack, until the body
of him who cnnic to do snch wonderful
thin~s lay puseies' AMI stripped. II thinks
TT the city of \; was MT 81 ealnsi., of its
inhabitants when they w"n- to pursue 'nshue
asneri:tou was emntiei o. devils wien thew
started for the pursuit of Christ. and he fell
back and back. down lower. down lower,
chasm below chasm. pit below pit unit h.
seemed 10 strike The bottom of ob;urgation
and srcrn and torture. oh. tie lorg owl.
iuhilnn: s;iort Of hell at tho defeat of the
Lord Ciad Almighty.
But let not the powers of darkness rejoice
quite so soon. Doyou hear that disturbance
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-27

c 1851. Is pieces 27-inch American Sat
Gems in figured and striped, in colors and
black. Price, 1Oc and l23c per yard.
C 7449. $50 pieces 32-inch best quality
of American sateens in dgu ed and stripes
all new patterns-these goods are
bargain. Price, 2Oc per yard.
C7473. Is pieces 32-inch best French
ssteens-these are the best imported-in
Ill the new shades and patterns,
also plain black. Price, 40c per yard.
C 47Ol. 25 pieces sll wool French surah
cloth-this line Of goods is the best VAtue'
ever placed on the market for the money,
not sn old shade in the lot-these goods
we place on the market at SOC per yard.
c 47IO. 20 pieces 40inch all wool
French Beatrice cloth, spring weight anu
sill the new shades of copper, goblin,
ocean gray, bronzss, Olives, in tactH not
an old shade in this lot. Price, 75c'psr,
yard.
C47I5. 40 pieces 42-inch all wool Frereh
Drspe De AIma-this is entirely new
weave and adapted for this climate for
spring and early summer wear. In this
line we display over25. different styles and
not an old shade IN lie lot. These goods
we place on the marketRt 99cpe yard.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-27
White Goods and Linen
Department.

Fresh arrival of spring goods. Elegant
STYLES in Nainsooks and Lawns. Beauti-
full patterns in Flouncing with embroidery
to match. Also, 8 new stock Of Dress
3inghsms in all the latest shades and
patterns.
q 9765. Plaid and checked nainsook,
good quality. Price, SC per yard.
E $3.50. Very pretty styles in plaid and
checked nainsook, splendid goods. Price,
10c per yard.
E 979S. Good quality Of checked main
SOCK, pretty styles. Price, 123c peryard.
E 944S. Extra qualities in plaid and
checked nsinsook. Price, zoe and Csc
per yard.