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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
Shot his Father.

MAHoMET, Ills, Oct 1S.-George Rowe,
IL years old, the son of James Rowe of this
place, shot his father, the ball passing through
his neck The father viii die Rowe was a
butcher, and kept small stock of goods He
charged George with stealing cigars from the
snow case and quarrel resulted The father
threw scale weight ut his son, who immedi-
ately drew revolver and fired He was ar
rested and is lodged in the county jail at
Urbana to await the result Of the wounds.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
Fever Epidemic in Gainesville.

GAINESVILLE, Fla, Oct. ls.-Four new
eases of yellow fever have developed here
since Friday, and the diseass has been de
.clared epidemic J. IL Graham, cashier
/, and e. Z. Vogle, bookkeeper of the First Ma
tional bank, are both down with the fever.
The board of health has telegraphed for more
nurses, and it is feared that it viii be neces-
sary to make public appeal for financial aid.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
Manager Back Surrenaers-

LARAMIE, Wy. T., Oct 1s.-Dilks Black.
manager of the Western Union Telegraph
Office at this point, who was fined sl0U and
committed to Jail Monday for failure to pro-
duce certain kilograms bearing on case being
tried in the district court, was released yes
terday. He was advised by the general
solicitor of the company to furnish the mes
sages asked for. Judge Sauiley then remitted
the fines but required the manager to pay the
costs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
Explosion q 3 steamsl,In.. no,,.r.

CALAIS, Oct. 1S-The explosion of the
boilers of the steamer Vile de Calais caused
thes utmost alarm throughout Calais. The
report was deafcning, and hundreds Of win
dows were shattered by the shock Of the ex-
plosion. Two persons were killed outright
and large number injured, some Of whom
win die The steamer sunk Immediately.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
s.Frencl,v,, Gor.l.n plead. en;1tx

DEDHAM, Mass, Oct 1e.-James, alias
.Frenchy,n Gordon, the negro who shot Jo-
sephine OImstead CcoloreD in East Dedhanl
Monday evening, pleaded guilty to charge
of assault with intent to kill, and in delaull
Of 600 was committed to await sentence
It Is rumored thar he was eugssd Is Nix
slieassd fkkcy6 h<E .i1ze.sffe=4
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
wrecked BY the Collapse Of Tunnel

NEwBURG. Oct lS.-By the collapse Of the
West Point tunnel the north bound West
Shore express train was wrecked and the
baggage agent and express messenger badly
hurt The baggage and express cars were
totally demolished and trains badly delayed.
The tunnei has been undergoing repairs. Two
men have been killed there within week.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
Notice to Gunners.

NOTICE is hereby given. That all PERSONS
are forbidden 10 TRESPASS with DOG or
GUN on nv pre- nsses, as will enforce the
tcespass law on ell such found there, IN with
out my pern ission. A. a. STINGHC0MB,
ol5lw st, Margare 5, \. n. Co
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
THE LOOMS

National library Assoc alton
Intending to open an Office in Annapolis,
desires Manager +, same. Address LEN
MAN BUILDING, Washington. Ii. G.. o12w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We VIII insert tu this column adj ertir
ssenfs of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
s0und, &c., not exceeding four lines. ONE
~ EEK. or less. for 25 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
FoR RENT.

srSoNE ,THREE-SToRY BRICK HOUSE
nz3 with ST skE. No. Main Street, now
occupied by Richard Purdy. Possession given
from November lSt, Apply to
oI3tf MARTIN N. SMITH.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
LOST

A ratr of gold-rimmcd EYE-G LASS ES. with
gold chain attached. Rewerd if left at 50
Maryland Ave. o16 Iw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
WANTED-

ASINGLE NAN, or married MAJ with no
family. 10 rent FARM of 10 ACRES. and
reside with the ia Lily. reference requirc1.
Address Il. MUNROE. o9w
Conways, p. o., A a, To-, or at this Office.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
They Robbed Hls wooden Ler.

JERSEY CITy, Oct. 1S.-Cab driver Archi-
bald Douglas and pretty May EstelIe, the
par accused Of filling Farmer Adam Hit
with beer a few days ago, and then abstract
ing S2l0 from his hollow wooden leg, were
rearTaigned before Justice Stilsing. Douglas
was committed for trial and the girl was
held as witness
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
BOY WANTED

An intelligent BOY, well recommended can
obtain position at the ND. kEPu BLlCAN N
OFFICE. o1ztf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18

NEW 'oRK, Oct 1s-About 80 volunteer
firenen, Of this city, left by special train from
the Grand Central depot bound for Peekskill
n. Y. The firelen, healed by the Sixty
ninth regiment band. marched from their
headquarters on Eighth street to the depot
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
ROUND

o. Primro.e Farm. Second district, ONE
JERSEY COW, with bell on. also ON E SPOr-
TED HEIFER. W. w. HAWKINS. o9w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
WANTED.

YOUNG LADIES 10 sew on Muslin Under
wear. Wheeler L Wilson Sewing Machines
used. Learners ehscTfualy taught. Apply at
The HOLTZMAN MFG CO.. Cor. Maryland
Avenue and Prince George Street, over POST
Office. s2Stf
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
LOS i.

A Gentleman's SCARF PIN, with several
small sets. \ liberal reward il left at this
office. ol61w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18

TIE Lone HighWaymanV Has Successor
2REscoTT, A. T., Oct. 1S--The stage from
Jerome was "held up" near Sanderson sta
ton by one man A small amount Of money
was secured from the five passengers The
mail was untouched.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18

Fatal Accident to Diplomat.
QUEBEC, Oct 1S-The Spanish consul gen
eral here, Count de Premio- Beal, accidentally
silot and killed himself
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
Pianos and Organs
TUNED AND REPAIRED

Apply 10 PFEIFFER s CONLIFF. No. 1891 E.
Street. N W.. Washington. ID. c. or TO JOHN
r. PEElFF Ek, City Music Store. q Maryland
Avenue. Annapo is. Nd. oylm
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18

rac9Dlnlcnd Inspection of our FaH an
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18

4 0t rcrv D1oIerafe prices, eUen Ucry Io1O ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
BETWEEN THE LINES
THE MOST PROFITABLE AND |
YER PUT BEFORE YOU AS TO FINE : II 0

For those ICh0 1coItId zUear tine. frsI,i0n,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18

lhree and Four- B1ttoned Cnt-n-1c0us. Sin6
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18

the aygest best and 0c'0e aa1Ied
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18

5sh Cape Coats, Suytouts, Storm Goats, etc, etc
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18

THE NEWEST, THE LARGEST, BEST-MADE AND
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18

Single md Double
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-10-18
0VERCOATS AND ALSO IN JUVENILE APPEARED WIT

n Byeastcd Sach .Stits, Stout sMfts Lea1a snit
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

The Read Commissioners are making
improvements 10 the roads where needed
The Ley Courtman ought to employ
some one to destroy the high weeds on
the bridge over Naaman's creek. Ability
may be rated in men by what they tni il,
not by what they attempt,
Monday morning laat, the law being
out for reed birds, there was a large
nun bpr out afhr them We were in
formed that the birds are not very fat,
u erciore fly high. Shooting these birds
is very dcCeitlul thing, for many are
shot that are not got.
The railroad tracks for the new
bridges are to be raised about eighteen
iuctts. There Is large force Of men
at work. A few days ago d couple OF
them got into dispute, therefore tried
10 settle It by 1gh ing 1t out When
they got dore the boss who was looking
on until tLey were through, discharged
them. No matter how much men may
be truthful and fight through life, thert
, ia one thing certain, We are bound Il
, lie at the point OF death.
. Mr.. Walter Pierce for some tim
past has been laying very low with sick
\ ness. On Sunday last We called 10 Sc
him. lie informed us that he WAS better
hAu no pains III comparison TO WhAt II
. had. II is hoped by his many friend
that he may soon recover hie health ono
y more. He is much loved by his iamil,
9 From the gay world he oft retire
}, To II own family ami mo
a Whore love MS nOurs employs
No noisy neighpcIs enter mere,
u NO intormedltnR strangers nsRr
10 To spoil his HEARTFELT 10y
D On Sunday morning last Master W
T. lie Huey, a very promising and intel
l. gent young man, after a lew days sic
o. meas, died OF Il severe cold. We thong
~ much OF this bright boy, who WAS abb
"a sixteen years old, and 1t seems hard tn
:. he must try the reality of an inyisit
y world so soon
- Farewell, sweet boy, and farewell all in tn
Do Blost parents oAn In tho best children q
r. Thy lie TO WOO US into Heaven was lent
n InY death TO Wean US nom tho world '
Bcntus.
nc VETO
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

TRn Fab Of the PsnlnsHIA AgFicul-
tuEsl and Pathological Association,
which will be held 81 HsGal Dell Park,
on oIIobeF Q. 10, ii and II ahSuid re-
oslva the ooFdlAl support Of our Oils sns,
and alec Of the farmers OF this county,
o. Il Wili AffIrd our manufacturers and
aErleul uFIsss an opportunity OF dis
plnying their prOduSis and producs
never before offered here, Toe fair will
also ba the means Of bringing Thousands
OF strangers 70 thls city, and for this
reason should receive the support OF
our business men. In fact, II Ii some
thing in 1hioh every olliz,n OF lhis
county is directly Interested, and IL
each one will do his part, II will prove
q grand suo oass. We Souia like TO see
this fair become . permanent feature
here every season, Aud there IL no reason
Why such should not DO the oAss.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06
FHx VOTE On local option in New

1HN VOTE On local option in New
jersey lie significant As pointing
seuGEd The result In New York In no
vsmbsr. In abe counties OF New JsE-
sey, where lhe vobe was taken on local
option, ID WIS . dlrsJt iasHs between
she churches and saloons, With the
Democrats almost solidly In favor OF
the latter, but victory perohed upon the
bsnueF OF the former. The tsbue In
New York Will practically be the same,
O. tho Repu blioAns have declared in
favor OF high license, and Hho Hed their
esrnestness In the mAller last winter
By passing . bill 70 that eject, while
ahe d smoorAis showed their opposition
\ by ind1oIng the Governor TO veto IT,
ms mAklaE will nov DO submitted 20
She people Tor lheir approval or rtjsc-
Hon, and judging from Other plAceF, II
a mot JficuH 70 prtdIot the resulL
Ths L ans DeAlAtSS Convention, which
Is now arSemL''ed in Buffalo, peigsd
thsDsslWs 10 gu, NOoFt the Democratic
candidate for Cow >~er ShoessF ne
might be, bui 81 The ~ms n@e ex'
pressed lbelT preferences /. 0IveEnot
Hlll, The Hungarian Demos. sssy -
ISOLATION, 81 q recent meeting In s,'H.
delphis, condemned the Brooks b ~
License law, which 10 doing such .
yA1t amount OF good In shAs oily, and
pledge them selVsA 10 DO everything In
thslr poWlr 70 eBeols II repeal. The
Democrats OF Delaware have not the
courage 70 express their convictions on
this vital matter, bat the pAs1 record
and present attitude Of the party clearly
show that IL lie under the domination
Of The liquor interest, and lAvors the
saloon. The Republican party In this
SAie, true 10 lhelr principle, have In
poFpOrAted high license and losAl CD
alon plank In tL6lr platform, and on
abs vii come tetrEs the people this
AL and ark sbeir support. The only
restrictive liquor laws in operation
ave been passed by Republican Legis-
ahlures, and / the temperance men OF
khis Stale sIe Sise, they will asslnt In
securing lbls Tetull here by pooling
their in,ertsts with thai parry.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

Tsz oampaiEn In shis city and county
ia well nnder say, and 10 is very evil
dsnt that the ID moorAlio party here,
ihe same ~ IN Ksns and Sussex, is far
from being a unit. The nomination Tor
Levy OOuri Com mi ssioner IL shs gEss.
bone OF oonisalltn In shls oily, and she
opposing faollons are like Q pack OF
hurgty wolves, ready TO tear each Other
up, The "sTsA est paper beIRean she
bays" Is opposing one OF the candidates
With ell It's power, and the contest oil
through has been conducted in such o
manner IS 10 ,Ruta wounds that vii
not soon be healed. This makes tn,
situation very Interesting for she Rs
pnbitcanB, and although hundreds o
shtm are d siIARphissd. % hrmly be
lisye lhAI II she Eropss sffJrs IL pu
soRifa MessFs. Simmons and jackson
can b elected shsria and coroner O
Ahas ao1.asg
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

CLINTON, Iowa. Sept. Yesterday
afternoon, while James NJ. OrdWRS, an
inoffeusive old man, was standing In
one Of the principal streets, four tougbs
came along, and one of them, without
provooAtiop, struck the old man blow
under the chin, which caused instant
death. The murderer, who has disSp.
peaTed, 10 supposed TO be . youth named
Golden
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

to right and left Of the Main
Aisle. Already shelves and
counters are full Of Novel
ties. In a day or two they
will spread all over the store.
On ali. Our dress. goods
stock has been chosen this
season with greatest care.
The ablest men OF our Or
ganization, here and in
Europe, have studied long
and carefully and travelled
far to get the rarest and
ne west things. Got them,
too. The witness is-or
will be--everywhere about
the store.
Language has no color,
types no grace. Therefore
newspaper print can only
hint of stuffs and their
beauty. The eye must dc
the rest, aud do it here.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF SEPT, 1882
- IN opol,oAr a M


All that tract ofland and marsh situate IN
St. Georges hundred aud partly IN hsu LIZ" ~
hundred New Castle county ana sAtt %
Delaware, bounded and described as iollo"S'
to wit: ---...,,, st,,, NJ
the publlr road leading Delaware Glly y
corner fol land of william lteyblld anu run.
ming thence by the said road 5oulh 6t4 utkii ~
west IA chains 81 links to corner IoI lall'i ~.
SAMUEL and James 4. Carpenter tbthee " ~
said land north 81 degrees west 20 chalns ~ n
lin 3 10 a ditch thence by said dlich ietlu oS
degrees west chains % linkA north y ~ IL,
wet f.. chAint 81 LINKS south 30 deRfess Nnntt,s
chains % HIKE NORTH 81 degrees wet c1 l,
IL links north Is degrees east chains 20 llnn ~
north IN degrees west chains W lihhs ~ ~
lOlt degrees west Chalns u llpks hott .trs - n
degrees east chains 10 LINKS TO me csht ~
an old creek thence by said cfsek noI " 70 IA
degrees west chains a. links north ~ y g gI
grees west chains ~ Links 70 e9rn asa,nitpl
these premises and land OF the bhlu NJ,
aud James T. Carpenter ana lAad OF y, " ii.nj
Bennett, thence with said Bennett - l1 ihe
n, FIh Ia degrees east chains 80 links 70 wy
centre ola canal corner ler lanu ~ and
James McMlllin, thence with salu cana ar -
said last mentioned land nofih 20 ssst i
east As ehairs 50 links north 81 degrees sas snt
rhAigs 10 the centre OF the old creek anu
through for corHes OF marsh OF . ANT sn,pra
and William Reybold, thence py i my ~ tht
courtes of the said creek ana the INV " N
said Raybold's land 10 point IN INT cth ~ mn.
| Ihe creek where q line running from ihe w
| land intersects said creek, thence spu'hh sgin
degrees, east IS chains TO the place o. ~ s,rt
| ming, containing lIO acres ans a. wv thareOr
mere or les with the buildings
Seized and taken In execution as The Pip lJ(
| erty OF John LonglAnd aud Ann ms W." W,
mOrtgAgors, andzsnAs + LonEland, T. t. ~
70 DC 'o'" Wy GILES LAMBsoE, sheriff e iiss
Shefln'b once, " hiiiiHh ''"' auZ7-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

Shoes. Our shoe business
Is on a high grac e and ris-
ing. Practical, scientl fl C
business like. Our speciality
for men, the "Wanamaker
Wearwell" at 3 a pair. We
know the shoe trade, anc
know thoroughly all the
competing shoes for men a
this price. There is more
honest work and better stuff
in our "W earwell" than il
any of Its rivals. By mail,
you wish, same price.
Market street side.
john WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

53S N. Fourth 81
EeloW 0feeG,
PHILADELPHIA

- years practical s1per.sts
Guarantees W cure more guilht.
safer aud permanent than At
advertising phyAleiRn All Eps
iAil,iseRaeA, Ri0ad pOi.oz
skin Diseases, l'imp irt
Hl0tchea, ObAtinatc | lee "a
ObstrnctiSH-, luilammAtion
OF u tdaey, RlnddcrAui ptba
organs herY1us ilrhilifl
Early nFpnv. WpnkugaH.sI.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

These four illusions tell
the advent OF the newest
mode ia dress stufts. The
variety already here counts
by several times four. Multi
ply the present arrivals oil
patterns by the colors and
hundreds result. Only be.
gan to open them yesterday
Wool Plsids and Stripes
by scores are ready to-day
You will find them with th'
bordered goods
There'll be daily news o
Dress Goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

CHERIFF2s sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Ais, LevaTl Faelas, 10 me dlrerteaJ
" nj ne pxpnsed 10 nuhlic sale at the hotel
nov occupied by Elijah A Stout, In Delaware
city, In Red Lion hundred, New Casue
County, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06
wANAMAKnR's.
The ball is open.

The ball is open.
The distinguished foreig-
ners ere here and coming.
Women will welcome the
news that the new Dress
Goods are opening out
daily. The special interest
centres on the fourth aisle,
north OF the Transept steps
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06
uURRAH FOh nnAnmIsONiII

no BhNDANNA FOR uSll up WITH
THE STA KS AND srRIPE3II
The book Of the day. The lives and dts
tinRuished services Of Harrison and Morton
by 9an. Low Wallace. Aichly ilIuetrated.
Bound in silR eIO'h, ~ 90. H. L. War
ron b 90, Publishers, llth ami FIIbert sts. j.,
PhilR. For copy or agency sdaross '.Aeunt y
No, " b.G-sGs sEstt tyIs.eod u
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06
ONE WOULD

Suppose, after I'd
some advertise
that Clothing wal
found or gotten ii
way withou. nj
Now the facts are
have no clothingol
kind, but we Do
the best you can
for the money, and
now We are more
ious than ever 10
Many lots We
marked down, and
our whole stock d
mer Cloth & we
a re duction Of 10
cent on cash sales
know 1t don't pa
carry clothing froa
season to another,
are getting in our
Suits for the boys
want to fit out
going off to n
TAILORING to d
w e have our good
for your selection
Fall Suits, and, 70 /
surprise, we are 4
busy making upaf'
Come early if you i
first choice.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

EIGHT wRRKs from next Tuesday,
the people Of lhis country viii be called
upon 10 decide Some Of the mOsI imPor-
liant questions evar presented Tor thetr
1oasiderAtioD. The Democrats under
Ahe gNiss OF tariff revision are asking
she woTkiDemen 10 close our industries,
Eeduos their Rsges and open our mar.
tzsls to com petition 9Th the Iow paid
labor OF FREQ trade Great BtiIAln. The
Republicans AK the upporl OF The
woIkInRmsn to maintain the tariff,
foster our industries and psrps'uate the
prosperity which they now On Joy. This
Il one OF the Vial questions thai musI
be decided by he people In eight weeks
from nov and on their desislon the
prosperity OF Ihls country for years 70
some dtpands. Another very lmpoE-
AAni isaus Ia the liquor question, which
ahs RepublinIns have had The courage
% body face. ThSy have declared In
favor OF removing the Unlied Staiet
TAX on Intoxicating liquors, 80 ahat lhii
mai eF can be placed under the o0niro
OF lhe states. where II rlghHnlly be-
long,, IS also Abe revenue derived iron
Abe Az on It's manufacture. TIL
oonEBs you'd make she manufacture
directly A0enAbls 70 the State in who
SHELF dlssilitEiss are located, and place
In lhs Pc ser Of she people 10 SisSs lheI
II they should decide that the msnuiAt
luEs and sale Of intoxioau@ was m II
jaIy TO lbe oti,znA Tlis lie the oul
PEHStIoAl method OF deAltng with 1hl
question, hui ~ Ia opposed by the Dean
gratis, Who Try 10 hide their devotion
she llqnoE interest," By Ihs cry oil FL
Sbiaky At the Republicans. These 8
Abe vital questions Of The present cal
p1ign, and ~ is hoped that thsy will
oArefuliy nsidtrsd BY th5 vols
within tbs ensuing eight weeks.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

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IA private
kpn street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-06

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the store.
Language has no color,
types no grace. Therefore
newspaper print can only
hint of stnfs and their
beauty. The eye must do
the rest, and do it here.
The borders of Germany
to-day. We want to give you
a little talk on Saxon wooden
dress. stuffs of the new boz
dered patterns. They are
the novelties of the season.
Some are sly, others
moderate In price - none
common Should we des.
crlbe them you'll call US dull
we give up. Before the
writer lie samples OF the
stufs, and with them the
Paris prints to show how
they are to be made and
worn. But to locate them
in your thought by words,
to photograph them on your
mind with cold type, is too
much for a man.drIyen pen.
The overskirt is bordereo
down the side, the shawl
lapel OF the waist is Eorder-
ed, so are the sleeve cuffs
and the I'm ierskirt. In some
combinations the vest and
underskirt match and con-
trast with the waist or jacket
and overskirt. In others the
,vh, 'e costume is OF the same
color u 'th borders on skirts
and sleeves and waist. How
are they COM 'nedE Yor
must see the goods and pic ,,
lures, but will only kno,T the
full effect when the modl1
ties skill turns out the suit
complete.
First. Ail-wool Venetian
ara satin finish. Plain
colors: blue, mahoga n y
brown, steel, Gobelin, ser.
pent--exquisite tints--ant
plain silk striped Dor
ders. S1.25 a yard, 40 inches
Second. Atwood Sergef
with jacquard borders, wovel
in silk; color range same a
the foregoing, width ant
price ditto,
Third All. wool Serge:
with silk striped border
, The range of colors, wldt
! and price again the same.
Fouyth. All wool plai
: weave, with embroidere
y border outlined with ia
e guard weaving, $3.50, ar
without the latter. SI7
K. The full variety of ne
&c &c colors, 40 inches wide
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