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AT UNION DEPOT.
Sad Scene. Of MournIng-A Special Train
With Collins, Provisions and To.
bacco, All Sent TO the Scenes

With Collins, Provisions and To.
bacco, All Sent to the Scenes
Of Suffering.
at the Union depot the corridors, the plat
form and the waiting rooms were jammed with
people all during yesterday afternoon. The
crowd was composed of all kinds Of people.
Some were there out of curiosity others were
gathering information about their friends in
Johnstown and the surrounding cities. Others
were waiting to 90 out on the special train,
which was to leave at 4:30 o'clock.
Captain Butler, the Station Master, had ques-
tions put to him from all quarters. Mr.. Robert
Pitcairn was entertaining number Of ladies
in his private Office, who had come to ask him
to send them out to the scene of the disaster to
do some service. The ladies Of the Children's
Aid Society had appointed number Of young
women to 90. Mr.. Pitcairn said that he had
already sent several ladies from the Mercy
Hospital, ST. Francis Hospital and other places
out there, and he did not think more were
needed.
Mr.. Patrick, the President of the Birming-
ham Street Car Company, was also seen at the
depot He was anxiously applying for news about
daughter Of his who left Pittsburg on Friday
morning and has not been heard of since.
The special train which left at 4S0 o'clock
had eight cars Of coffins. being shipped to the
scene Of the disaster, and four carloads of pro-
visions. The Americus Club Relief Committee
was on hand and sent carload Of provisions.
Mr.. Charles Baer furnished wagon load of
tobacco and tobies to be distributed among the
sufferers.
Mayor Pearson, of Allegheny, furnished sew
eral carloads Of provisions and clothing. He
and Chief Kirschler will leave for Johnstown
this morning.
The latest arrangement made by the rail-.
road people Is to bring some of the dead bodies
as well as suffering people to Pittsburg and
place them in the hospitals or in the Exposi-
tion building.
Mr.. McCargo, of the Allegheny Valley Rail
road, said yesterday that their road was all
right again. There were several washouts at
the time, but the track had been repaired and
people can to-day 60 from Pittsburg as far as
Driftwood and then 60 East on the P. & E.
Railroad.
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A Palace of B.autIful Furniture.

You can imagine what six floors filed
with all kinds Of beautiful furniture, up
holstered in different colored silks and
plushes, would be like. But that is only
Imagination. You should satisfy your
taste of love for the beautiful BY calling
upon US, and allowing us to show you o
palace Of beauty in reality by taking you
through our establishment. Each floor is q
separate and distinct department, and to
describe each separately would take page
Of this paper. So, call your Wife 5 attention,
take a day Of, and we will take pleasure in
showing you all we speak Of
NJ. SEIBERT 3 Co.,
Cor. Lacoek and Hope sts., Allegheny, near
railroad bridge. D
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themselves into undertakers. The bodies are
being shoveled into rough boxes and tags put
on them. Many of them are marked wrong in
the hurry, but time is money and strength"
1.-The people are hungry. Ihave had nothing
but coffee and bread since left Pittsburg. The
last sack of -four in the stores was sold last
night The people are weak. Too much provi-
sion cannot be sent. They want rubber boots,
and are willing to pPy for them. They want
money. Money to bay laborers Money for
"The survivors of the population of Wood
Vile fed to the mountains and are destitute.
Pittsburg supplies don't reach them. They
must be reached from the East"
Sanitary Corps Sent For.
LAST night the committee telegraphed to the
Secretary of War and President Cleveland to
have a sanitary corps sent to preventpestilence
and disease as an addition to the horror"
Yesterday forenoon the police drove 10
Hungarians into the river, who were intent on
robbing. An attempt was made yesterday to
rob the First National Bank Those inside
fired on them, and understand killed several.
run the Hungarian up the hill who cut the
finger off the woman to get the ring. The
police prevented them from lynching him.
"They need shovels and picks on the ground
to bury the dead and clean the streets and get
out the corpses with. The people cannot half
realize how bad things are, and too much can.
not be given3
Mr.. Buchanan brought with him telegram
to the General Relief Committee dated West
Point, N. Y, and saying that j. J. Vandergrift
thereby increased his subscription 5000.
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LIN Perln del Fumar.

These celebrated clear Havana Key West
Cigars are for sale at
Hotel Duquesne, Hotel Anderson,
st. Charles Hotel, Albemarle Hotel,
Union Depot Restaurant,
John Lauler, 3799 Fifth ave-,
Peter A. Canister, 50 and 81 Frankstown
ave.,
John f. Canister, q Frankstown ave.,
Peter Weber, 76 Wylie ave.,
John G. Stroup, 25 Union st.,
E. W. Hagan, 600 Smithfield ST.,
Neville Bayley, 405 Smithfeld st.,
j. K. Durr, 400 Market ST.,
P. G. Duffy, $40 Grant St,
G. W. Schmidt, Nos. 95 and 81 Fifth ave.
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DON'T SPARE YOUR CASH.

You Cannot Hope to Send More Than Can
be Probably Used.
The following, issued at9:S0 o'clock last night,
is self explanatory:
NOTICE.
Thanks to the prompt action Of the people Of
Pittsburg. Allegheny and neighborhood we find
that the sufferers at Johnstown are SO far well
supplied with provisions and clothing. We have
information that other cities promptly send
ing forward provisions and clothing, so that we
are satisfied that for the present sufficient pro-
visions and clothing are at JOhnstown or en- route
to fully satisfy present necessities, and the execu
tive committee recommend that further assistance
be made in the shape of money, of which too
mich cannot be subscribed.
WIN. McCREERY, Chairman.
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sions, and that wagon would make round Of
all the houses during the day. Superintendent
Starr, of the Fort Wayne. had also caused it to
be made known that train would be provided
to carry the contributions free Of charge.
BY the time the tram reached Sewickley,,
shortly before P. NJ. there was very mount
ain of clothing, bedding, groceries aud other
useful things on the platform. At some of the
churches z large collection of money was taken
up, and at others the collection was postponed
till next Sunday,
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CHURCH CONTRIBUTIONS.
Almost $4,000 Subscribed by Church
Goers for the Sufferers-A Remark
able Showing for such spOn-
tnneous One - Other
subscriptions Next


The churches of all denominations through
out the two cities yesterday joined heartily in
the movement to forward relief to the sufferers
of Conemaugh valley. As many as could, re-
sponded; others will do so later. It was an
nounced at the services yesterday morning that
special collections would be taken up and for
warded to the Relief Committee In some few
instances notice was given that instead of tax
ing the collection yesterday, special contribu-
ton would be made next Sunday.
THE DISPATCH sent messengers to 20 of the
churches in the cities, requesting the pastors
to name the amount contributed for the suf-
fsrers. Replies were received from Sc. and
the total collections amounted to $l4, ,36l 49,
In addition to the money contributed large
donations of clothing were received, The con-
tribution from the East Liberty Presbyterian
Church, Rev. ]. P E. Kumler, ID. D., pastor,
was larger than any two churches in two cities.
In addition to the contribution of 81 013 lot Of
clothing was donated and the ladies OF the
church will meet on Tuesday evening to sew
for the sufferers.
Following is list of the amounts given by
the congregations of 4S churches In the two
cities:
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What the Bakers Say.

There is an old saying that the proof of
the pudding lies in the eating. The best
proof of the excellence of the famous "Iron
City Brand" of -four, made by Whitmyre &
Co., the sterling ,millers, lies in the fact that
the bakers of Allegheny county are gradu-
ally adopting its use on account of its solid
qualities. Give it trial.
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FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN.

Governor of California and Mayor of Boston
send Messages of Sympathy.
The following kilograms were received by
the Citizens Relief Committee last night:
BOSTON, JUNE2
To the Mayor of Pittsburg:
What can Boston do for the Pennsylvania suf-
ferers? THOMAS HART,
Mayor of Boston.
Also the following:
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.
To Citizens Committee for Relief Sufferers:
california deeply sympathizes with you, and to
the fullest extent In the awful disaster that has
visited your people. VIII send evidence of some
of the sincerest character. r.. WATERMAN,
Governor of California.
To both of the messages the committee sent
answers thanked the senders most heartily and
saving that money was needed, and needed
badly. and that all money sent would be most
gratefully received.
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French Satines marked down to 25c and
30c, best goods; large line to select from;
best American satines only lie, choice pat
terms.
ARTHUR, SCHoNDELMYER & Co.,
MThS 68 and 20 Ohio st., Allegheny.
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MWFSu
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FRENCH RoBEs-To close quickly the
remaining stock of our imported Robe
Patterns, exclusive styles, we have re-
duced prices one-haf original values. A
few only of each style.
MwFSu HUGUS & HACKE,
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'idered stripes and jacquard silk mixtures,
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Possibly Among the Drowned.

The parents Of Morris Schwartz boy Is
years of age, who live at No. Diamond
square, Pittsburg, fear he is one of the persons
lost in the Conemaugh flood. He was up near
Johnstown with q fishing club, and on Decora-
tion attended picnic near the river. Since
then nothing has been heard of him. He was
tall Of his age and wore dark suit.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-03

GREAT bargains in guns and revolvers at
our new store 706 Smithfeld street.
j. II. JOHNSTON.
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Jackets for Cool Weather.
All our stockinette and cloth jackets at
greatly reduced prices to close out.
ROSENBAUM & Co.
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ELEGANT cabinet photos, any style, 81 80
per doz- Panel picture With each doz cabi-
nets. LIES POPULAR GALLERY, 10 and IL
Sixth st. suMwF
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DIAMONDS at bargain. A few more
left at the Jewelry Bazaar OF Henry Terhey-
den, $50 Smithfeld st. MWsu
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SURAH SILKs-Checks, plaids and
stripes. Regular 81 quality reduced to 75c
a yard. This seasons styles are very desir-
able. HUGUs 8 HACKE.
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TWO UNKNOWN BODIES.

A Woman and Babe Found Afont Above
Leechburg Yesterday.
William Vogel, at Sharer's Crossroads, West
moreland county, yesterday morning recovered
from the river the body of a woman. evidently
50years of age and of foreign birth. The only
mark of Identification on her person was ring
on her left hand. She was about feet inches
tall. At the same time the body of babe, ap-
parently year old and having on but one shoe
and one stocking, was recovered by Mr.. Vogel.
The bodies are now at his place, unclaimed.
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B, & B,

June dress goods sales begin to-day.
Come and see the bargains.
BoGGs 8 BUHL.
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lamps. The plant can be set up anywhere. and
the lights viii be placed where they are most
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B. & B.

Black 'West of England" serge for riding
habits, 81 so yard. A bargain. See it.
BOGGs & BUHL.
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DIAMONDS at bargain. A few more
left at the Jewelry Bazaar of Henry Terhey-
den, $50 Smithfeld st. Mwsu
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ELECTRIC LIGHTS.

The Allegheny County Light Company Sends
Portable Machinery to Johnstown.
All the electric lighting machinery, and the
facilities for illumination by gas, having been
been DESTROYED in Johnstown, the Allegheny
County Electric Light Company yesterday gave
relief Of an Important kind.
A plant capable Of generating electricity for
Il arc lamp was shipped In the afternoon. It
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-03

FORK; all'in the latest summer colorines.
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SArH
FOR
CHILDREN.
KIDD's
KIDD's
COUGH
COUGH
SYRUP.
SYRUP.
BUY TT
TRY TT
ONLY Is CENTS.
UMBRELLAS
AT PRICES TO PLEASE EVERYONE,
.a
5oc &c, 75c, SIC, 81, 81 25 81 so 81 rs s. 81 Is,
$50, g 7S S. So Is. 50 50, 50 70, "a, s425,
a so 81 rs. s5, IS so, SO. s8 50. u.
Anyone of the above are good vaIue-look
them over before you buy.
1
s.: T. T. T. :::
-
TH1MRf1N BR1THER6,
FROG FEDERAL STREET
ALLEGHENY.
4 iesxwr
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The Fourth q. P. Church, over in Allegheny,
also sent out three wagon loads of ladies' and
children's clothing.
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TELEGRAPH OPERATORS WORE OUT.

Relief Corps Of Wire Workers Sent for
From the Adjacent Cities.
The almost superhuman work done by the
Western Union operators since the news of the
food came pouring into the city from all quar-
ters of the panic stricken district, has COM
pletely wore them out, and last evening relief
operators were telegraphed for and started
from Cleveland, Oil City and other points.
They are expected here to-day. In the
meantime all the ex-operators and anyone who
can send or receive a dot or dash has been inn
pressed into the service.
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sEwICKLEY'S CONTRIBUTION.
A Mountain of Clothes and Food ana a Roll
of Greenbacks

In all the churches at the morning service in
Sewickley yesterday police was given that con.
t1butions of all kinds to the Johnstown suffer.
ers were wanted. money, clothes and provI-
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JoHNsTowN, June 2.
William McCreery:

Undertakers and cofins enough. Provisions
tnat Will not spoil, such flour. sugar, coffee po-
tatoes etc., needed most. Money needed surely
70 pay large force of men now at work. Have or
canned TO clear streets. Need axes with handles
PICKS and shoyels. Can you send them9
A. j. Mo&HAM.
The body of Byron McConihe, a prominent
Mason OF Johnstown, together with the bodies
OF his wife. three children and his sister, were
recovered yesterday. The Masons of this city
nave sent committee out to see that the
bodies are properly inferred.
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A HORRIBLE TALE
Told bV n Spectator on the scene-A Vast
Charnal House-The Air Fetid From
fostering Bodies-Help


Mr.. ]. ]. Buchanan, private secretary for
Captain j. ]. Vandergrift, went to Johnstown
on the first train Saturday and returned late
last night To DISPATCH reporter he said;
"The papers fail to tell the awfulness of the
disaster. The whole Conemaugh valley is one
vast charnal field. The air is polluted with
fostering bodies From Sang Hollow up the
valley to Johnstown the telegraph poles and
trees are hanging full of dangling hoopskirts.
pieces of garments. hats all bloody and horri.
Bile to look upon. Along the bank laid corpses
lying with their arms and legs contorted and
often doubled over trees"
six million dollars will not cover the loss to
the Cambria Iron Company. Millions more
fail to give any estimate of the total loss
Fully one-third of the population and more
than that of its wealth of Johnstown is swept
away. The papers are not high enough in
their estimates"
How the Fire Caught.
'Tt is supposed that the houses caught fire
from car of lime being tipped over on them
as they piled up at the railroad bridge and the
scene of their burning was enough to make
ones hair turn grey"
when arrived the rescue had commenced
The following are the different committees:
Supplies, Rev. Father j. P. Tahaney Messrs
Van Boumer. John Thomas, c. b. Cover. Her.
tee. W. g. Lewis, John d. Roberts George T.
SwAnk. Dwight Roberts, Joseph Morgan. A
Committee on Distractions to clear the streets
has just been formed. with Joseph Morgan as
chairman"
The Whole Populace Undertakers.
The whole present population has turned
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lrEw ApYERT1sEmENra
I06.. HlRNE K E0.'8
PENN AVENUE STORES.

TOwind up this months business in a livsl,
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stolen MONEY Returned.

Chief of Police KirschIer of Allegheny
learned yesterday that the trunk of Miss
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very low prices, some at even half price.
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Mr.. Thaw sent word he would attend to some
other claims in addition to his $1,000 subscrip-
ton.
In addition to the S2,602 So contributed
through THE DISPATCH Saturday, and ac-
knowledged in these columns yesterday the
following Sunday contributions to this jour
nal came in:
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| '0c anu sl yard great value, and not to be
cOnfOunded with goods of inferior quality At
the same prices
Over 20 styles Of 54inch suiting Cloths In
fancy Jacquard stripes, at 75c yard. Eleven
shades in a fine imported 5O-fnch Cloth at z5c.
worth 81 So
onr 5ocent Counter is filed with really choice
styles in Imported Dress stuhs-side Borders
Tennis Stripes, PIaids, Foule Stripes Debeiges
all extra good values and all in summe,
weights and colorings
Silk and Wool CoIored Henrietta Cloths a.
75c- This is the best dress goods bargain in any
Silk Warp Cashmeres
Full assortment Of shades in All-wool French
Cashmeres, perfect in finish, good weight a.
SOC.
46-inch AII-wool Cashmeres at 500 to 81 3a
yard, latest shades.
Our entire stock of Imported French Dress
Patterns to be closed out quickly. The prices
we have put on them will make quick work
Many OF these patterns are the finest good.
ever shown In Pittsburg. but we are sellinA
them at a great sacrifice.
The all-wool French AIbatross at As cents
Is another instance of special good value.
The French Atwood ChaIlis at 25c and 100
are selling faster each day. We have tho
largest assortment of both dark and light
Challis. including newest and finest imported.
all at SOC.
New printed Mohairs. only 4Oc yard.
Large st stock Of cream, white and light
colored Wooden Dress sturs-AIbatross, Cash
meres, Nuns veilingS, Crepes. Moussslines.
1OOo remnants of black and coIored Dress
Goods to be sold out at once. See the prices
put on them
30 much for the Wool Dress Goods. The
Cotton ssuffs are in great variety. Scotch
Ginghams (real) at Zoe; (so-called) at 15c and
1216c. satines, choice American. &c nm To ooc.
real French, 1Sc to S5c. See the old Rose color.
ings, Just from Paris Fine Scotch Zephyr Cling.
hams at SOC. New styles in striped seersuckers,
Persian Crepes. Primrose Cloth, printed Crspes
and other novelties.
Then the Silks-Thousands and thousands Of
yards in colored S1k fabrics for Summer wear.
One hundred and nfteen pieces of new printed
India Silks "a inches wide. at 75c, regular 81 26
quality. 27-inch India Silks, black and white
and new coIorings,.at &c; fine styles at 81 %
and 81 50, very much under pricA-the hand.
soonest goods shown this season. Hundreds Of
pieces here to see. The largest variety ever
shown, and undoubtedly the best values
Our 24inch Colored surah silk, at 75c. is the
equal of any 81 surah you can find. An the
new colorings.
New Armure Royale Silks at q, extra hns
and choice.
The best bargains in our Black silk stock you
have ever seen in many a long day-surahs,
Grenadines. Indias, Gros Grains FaiIIes,
Armures S5atineS This is the place to come
,or your Black Silks, in all grades, especially
he finer goods not to be found elsewhere.
All the other departments are ready for June
customers, and have great attractions In the
way of bargains Decidedly the biggest and
most and est bargains are here.
l15. H1RNE x I'll. 8
PENN AVENUE STORES
= nys
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following subscription
Mayor OF Cleveland,
S., 900.
J. Strassburger and Jo-
seph DanZiger, $50.
S. G. Weeks and others,
S2S.
John Dobbins, 81.
West Elizabeth accom-
mediation train, 81.
Chas. A. Brown. $25.
EMPLOYEES Pittsburg
Post, S5l. "a.
Moundsville. W. Va. $500
1udge Achison. 500.
Felix Mcknight, S25.
Switzer Mannerchor
Helvetia, SIS.
George Mckee, IS.
j. j. Benke, S5.
j. 4. Beilstein, $50.
Logan, Gregg & Co., 800.
Central District & Print.
ing Telegraph Co., S250.
ID. Leet Wilson, 800.
Reno & Johns. $50.
H. s. A. Stewart. SI00.
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STILL POURING In.
Money Literally Subscribed Yesterday
Cleveland, Ohio, Sends S5.OOO-Captain
VandeRrift Increases His Subscription
TO $1,000.

Up to 10 o'clock last night Treasurer W. R.
Thompson had received during the day the
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To begin with: Elghty-nins tsD) pieces of 50
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and also have purchased large assOrtmsnts Of
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Capt. J. j. Vandegrift
81, 500.
j. Strassberger, S25.
Germania Leiderkranz,
$50.
Mrs. n. K. Porter, 800.
A. B. Dupont, Louisville,
$500.
Frank Delaney, SO.
Plttsburg Lodge B. P.O,
Elks, 500.
Beaver Falls, $500.
!. VIM. Thaw, 50, 900.
+. j. Totten, S25.
Sproul & Lawrence, 500.
Plttsburg Supply Co. 500
II. 3. Childs & Co., $50.
Frank Semple, $50.
Philadelphia ReliefCom-
mittee, IS, 900.
indianapolis Relief Com.
: mittee, 81, 600.
Beaver Relief Com, q, 900
Capt. John Rogers, 40.
Emil Winter, $50.
g. A. Brown, SIS,
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Inoh' English style, Fine Wool suiting,.
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ContiHVed on Third Pd1e.
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'OIOring. atsla yard. usual price 81 95; no bet.
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Checks Stripes and PIaids. large varistyo
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Special bargains in fine quality pure English
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French Novelty Dress Goods, in fancy en-.
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price 7Oc. These are light in weight and YER