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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-08-05
Misses Alice and Eva Allen both

Miss Mary Sawtell, Of Atlanta,
ia visiting in our city.
Chas. N. Sharp, of Knoxville, was
in town last Saturday.
County Court brought a large
crowd to town Monday.
Miss Maggie Wine returned from
Mt. Nebo Springs Friday.
Miss Maggie Rowan was visiting
In the country last week.
Miss Cora Bayless spent few
days at Knoxville last week.
J. w. Duncan of Knoxville, was in
our city the first of last week.
L. L. Hamilton, of Boston, Mass,
was among the visitors Wednesday.
Roll Hanna returned home from
TallapoOsa, Ga, Saturday evening.
G. H. Miller, of Austin, Texas
spent a few days of last week in our
city.
r. w. Hilliard, of Philadelphia,
Pa, was a visitor the first of last
week.
Chas. T. DQnnell, of Millersburg,
KY, was in our city few days last
week.
f. j. Miles and w. HI. Burt, of
Knoxville, spent last Friday in our
city.
Mrs. M. NJ. Irwin and family re-
turned from Wildwood Springs last
Friday.
r. s. Kithcart Is spending a few
weeks at his old home in Mt. Pleas
ant, Ohio.
DR.. James Waters, of CANDLES
/ Store, was seen on our streets last
Wednesday.
G. E. Hood, of Cincinnati, o., was
a business visitor the latter part of
last week.
Chas. Parham and wife and Hi
Hackney and wife spent the Sab
bath in Knoxville.
DIR. Stewart and wife, of Lincoln
County are here visiting with rela
tives and friends.
o. H. Bond, of the firm of Bond,
Tedford & Webb took a business
: trip to Knoxville Thursday.
w. o. Thomas of the Knoxville
Journal, came down Wednesday, to
report Capt. Woodruff's speech.
Misses Hessie Irwin and Neoma
Morton returned home Friday after
three weeks spent at Wildwood
Springs.
Rev. f. e. Moore and sisters and
Rev. j. S. Eakin and sister were
rusticating in the mountains last
week.
DR.. w. r. Bowman, formerly a
citizen of Louisville, Tenn, but now
of Ohio, is visiting relatives in the
County.
Miss VIOLA Hodsden, returned
home one day last week after an ex
> tensive visit among friends in Sewer
County.
Rev. G. b. Sparrow returned
home Friday, after three weeks
= visit in New York and other North
: ern States.
: Under all circumstances, under
l. all conditions, under all influences
Bradycrotine will promptly cure
} all headaches.
: GIN. ID. Miser, a we'll known citi
: zen of the 9Th district, was married
Z Thursday, to a Miss Blankenship
or I o,,1,n rann{x,
On account of the Primary cleo
ton next Saturday, the Sons of Vet
Grams regular meeting will be post
poned to the following Saturday.
Last Friday while butchering
| watermelon, Major McTeer acct
e IDENTIFY run the knife through hi
hand between the two last fingers.
Will Magill, of Madisonville, in
/. tends locating at this place befor
long. Mr.. Magill, we are Away
ready to welcome an enterprisins
citizen.
Messrs. Oscar Tedford, Chas. Ted
ford, Jos. McNutt, and William
ICatlett, who have been spending
week on Bald Mountain, returne
Monday.
Mrs. Tabitha George, wife {
p James George, died of Consumptie
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-08-05
SOCIETIES.

CONS OF VETERANS Meetings on the second
DSaturday evening and the fourth Saturday
night of each month
], C. STANFIELD, Capt
Roe FULKERsoN, LIST Sergt.
n AR, LAMAR MCCONNELL POST NJ
VI. Of. Meets at 10 A. NJ. on lthe Third Satur
day of each month
CAPT. I. f. WALLACE, Commander.
f. M. WEBB, Adjutant.
"A NEW VIDENCE
IA LODGE, NO. 1923, F. y A. M,
Nm Maryville, Tenn. keguial
HMN meetings on the first Monda,
q M%S1M <1evenng in each month. 4
Nzl61N/ cordial invitation is extend
NTsf>X ed to all soiourning brethren
NE/ JNo, A, GODDARD. w. Nj.
" ANDREW GAMBLE, Sec'y
MARYVILI.E LODGE, NC
M lsl,I. D. .. +. Regular
uW meeting every Friday eve
~ at Lodge room oyei
TIMES office. Visiting brethren are always wei
come. JOHN 2, BLANKENsHIP, N. u
II II HAWAII SpC'y.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-08-05
The Maryvi|Ie Times
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 8, 1891.
Notice..

Notice.
All accounts for job work and
advertising will be presented for
payment at the close of each month.
A. GODDARD.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-08-05

For Hardware and Stoves see
Hill & Keny.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-08-05

Come and see the Vulcan Plow
Hill & Keny.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-08-05

Hill & Keny can gave the farm.
er one dollar on a steel pillow point.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-08-05
CONDENSED TIME TABLE.

fIN EFFECT NOVEMBER d, 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29
AND NINE CENTS.

s109 for choice of The Palais Royals famous al IS
Cotton and Cambria Underwear The superior quality
style, mt and finish of these Endorsements has done
more 70 make known this department than any other
advertising we have done. Now we offer these gar
ments at only 81. 90 we will crowd the department
with regular patrons. WE WISH ALSO TO At
TRACT NEW CUSTOM AND REQUEST A VISIT
OF INVESTIGATION FROM THOSE WHO HAVE
NOT YET FAVORED THIS DEPARTMENT OF
THE PALAIS ROYAL
SKIRTS. 30 to AZ inches long.-A popular STYLE is
the one with 5inch cambria founce torchon lace in
sertions inches in width; three clusters of bunch
tucks We also have many regular customers for those
with Finch French embroidery rue and tucks above
There are also four popular garments with 9-inch
Hamburg ruffe and two clusters of 5-bunch tucks
These and all other 81 Us Skirts offered tomorrow for
SI.O9.
6OWNs.-Nine styles are particularly favored
Just now It's the pleated back Cambria Gown with
surpce neck Of torchon Lace yoke with four lace in
sertions and 3bunch tucks; full. high sleeves gath
cred at wrist with 4tucks and lace edge Then there
Is the popular Langtry Gown, with pointed yoke of
embroidery. Equally favorite are those with turn
over collar and cuffs of embroidery pleated backs
and fronts Of cluster tucks. The full high sleeves TO
these and other styles of 81 Gowns have been
much admired. All at 81 90 during special sale
CORSET COVERS in four particularly pretty styles
also Chenlises and Drawers. In Short every 81 as
garment in stock at 81. 90 for tomorrow
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
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The state elections this year are of unusual
interest, not only because many of them will
be index-marks for 81, but because these states
themselves are in political transition. This
is apparently true Of Iowa and Massachusetts,.
In Ohio the chief interest centers in Maj. Nc
Kinley and the farmers movement The au-
thor of the tariff act has the field entirely to
himself in his own party. But that which
gives il to him-the conviction of the leading
men that the issue of high protection is in
volved in his nomination and election as gov
ernor Of the Buckeye state-is also an element,
possibly the only element, of doubt as to the
result since there are discontenss in the
democratic camp which in an ordinary cam
paign would insure republican success in Ohio.
The Farmers Alliance holds a membership of
above thirty-fve thousand in Ohio, q majority
Of the members of which society in that COM
munity are republicans, and the order is grow
ing steadily. The farmers are not enamored Of
the sort Of protection offered by the Mckinley
act, although in some measure it was framed
to please them Hence, while the nomination
Of Mr.. Mckinley is deemed polite thing it
may cause some detection of republican farm
ers, though it does not yet appear how serious
this detection will be- The new legislature
Will probably show with some clearness the
real strength Of the farmers movement in
Ohio.
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diplomatic phrase is. to China because in some
of his speeches he has said uncomplimentary
things of some Of the Chinese who come to this
country. Mr.. Blair has merely voiced what
nearly every American feels, and if the Chinese
government, in the interest of its degraded
class. is going to reject our ministers because
of their opinions it will have to reconstruct
American human nature and modern civiliza-
ton according to Asiatic standards before it
will find an American representative who will
be thoroughly acceptable to it Probably,
however, China will be satisfied with minister
Who has not publicly expressed these opinions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

The disaster on the Metropolitan Branch
yesterday is another forcible reminder to the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad Of the bad policy
Of abandoning the work Of double-tracking
that important link in its system. The acct
dent, with all its destruction Of life and prop
erty, was due incidentally to disobedience of
orders by a railroad employee, but primarily TO
the failure Of the company, notwithstanding
repeated warnings to double-track the Metro
politan Branch This improvement was prom
ised by the railroad, and for some miles in two
disconnected patches the work has been per-
formed. But with the change in the railroad
management the double-tracking was sus-
pended and attention and energy diverted into
other channels. The road under its present
management is displaying enterprise ami vigor
and is improving its equipments ana service
generally in notable respects This disaster
ought to impress upon it the absolute necessity
Of giving its immediate attention to the
work of completing the double track on the
Metropolitan Branch, which is so important
link in its line Of western travel. and the local
business upon which has grown to such large
proportions in recent years. 1t is to the rail-
roads own interest no less than to that of the
public to prevent such occurrences as those of
yesterday and Of August, 1890, with the losses
that they infiet. directly, in the destruction of
life and property, and indirectly in the shock
to the travelling public.
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Wars Ar REDUCED PRrcrs.
CONTINUED below. }

We smile when we see advertisements which give
glowing descriptions Of the identical Blazers,
Refers. Capes. Connemaras shaws &C.. that we have
in stock We laugh aloud when we note how much
lower are our prices. Doubtless you smile when you
discover the fact. 10 per cent discount-oneenth off
the marked prices Of these garments. and as you
will see, We didn't mark them in the first instance
with the credit merchants view of profits.
BLAZERS seem to be selling more rapidly with us
than other garments. So we point to . few we know
are superior at the prices.
$50 BLAZERS of Navy and Black cloth, roll col.
lar. side pockets. high shoulders description like
this could be given of inferior nl-fttins garment.
We know 1t. We ask you to make comparison with
those usually selling at g. Please especially note the
finish and fit.
"a BLAZERS Of Tan and Black cloth. embroidered
Medici collar. silk cord and tassels. These may be
compared with the usual So Blazers.
$40 BLAZERS of Tan and Brown check cloth.
roll collar. side pockets. large pearl buttons Fac
sinile Of s12 imported garment.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
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CENTS.

FoRTY-EIGHT CENTS for choice of the Palais
Royals Soc and Csc. Cotton and Cambria Underwear
Facts are sometimes stranger than fiction Our buyer
VIII assure you of the exact truth of this statement
1he ootsns regularly retail at Soc are cold at cost
price; they cost s9c. each in hundred dozen lots.
The reason is: We will keep stock SOC. gowns
because reliable garment cannot be sold at the price,
and in order to make marked comparison with the 5O
gowns shown elsewhere We sell a reliable garment
without proft-at SOC.
In order not to deviate from our determination to
make the Palais Royals special sales GENUINE IN
EVERY SENSE OF THE WORD we include these
gowns in the 4Sc sale You have only to look at them
to know that the muslin alone is worth the price,
Ihey have double yoke at back. four clusters Of six
bunch tucks in yoke at front, cambria rue at neck
front and sleeves four tucks wrist pearl buttons.
All made well as our famous 81 undcrgarrnents.
Sizes. ID to 10. It's only by buying in large lots,
enabling the manufacturer to keep his people busy
during the dull season. that buy them at whole
sale at Soc You will please ask for more than two
Of the garments at 4sc.
Skirts. 80 to AZ inches long. 5-inch cambria rufie
5tucks above. These are Csc. Skirts at 4sc.
Corset Covers, 81 to A inches Eight styles of en-
broidery and lace trimming. shape. low, square,
high and Pompedour Styles 4Sc. instead of &c. and
Csc.
Chemises and Drawers, cotton and cambria en-
broidery and plat Val lace trimmings These are all
Csc. garments for 4Sc cents.
:fsl#
SO i,
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Al the owner Of the worlds greatest .navee. =

Al the owner Of the worlds greatest ''navee,"
and from her insular position necessarily more
dependent on that navy than any other nation
on its ships. Great Britain is concerned to
know IL the Gillian torpedo is going to be q
continuous element of destruction to armor-
plated vessels, and, II so, what is the value Of
her own torpedo as a defensive weapon. Great
Britain il therefore looking into that little
affair Of the Huascar and Blanco with consider
able concern. and for obvious reasons we take
. deep interest in the investigation ourselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

When the Humane Society has unfastened
the barbarous check reins on the horses about
this city it should also drive them up to the
watering troughs and see if they do not suffer
from thirst also. Ahorse driven on hot asphalt
streets needs more water than those which
work on streets moist either from the earth or
sprinkling. and it is no uncommon thing to see
drivers urging their thirsty horses past water
ing troughs, simply because they are too lazy
to go to the trouble Of stopping to give them
water.
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CH1LDRrs,s AND Misses GAnxrsrs

The new Sailor and Gretchen Suits for Children
from to 10 years Of sge come in flannel
eheviot. Henrietta. cashmere and fancy plsids
and checks The marked prices range from ca SO to
sla- The 10 per cent discount allowed saves you
from 35c. to si. 30 On each dress.
THE REFERS are from els to eS each. One
tenth OF the marked price Of the you select
MISSES JACKETS and Rssfers from % 10 as
minus 10 per cent.
Our complete line Of children's Ginsham Dresses
has Just arrived and IL deserving your inspection
Firing the Children Every convenience for them and
you 6ood-natured sales girls and an expert moi,te
10 make Alterations.
THE RALAIs ROYAL.
4. LIsxxR
Corner I2<h It. and Pa ave- spco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

The physicians of the mind who are in ses-
sion here as representing the great asylums of
the country are perhaps the most interest
ing body Of men connected with practical
science in all the country. What greater than
the human mind-what more mournfully fas-
cinating than that mind in decay and ruin! .
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SonE AKnrvAIs AND A REDUCTION
PPP FEE RRR RRR. Y. " ssss
PPPP En- Err kRk w ssss
: ErK I & kk ssss -

As with taste everybody seems to have settled on
Tan. Gray one of their notifications. the most
desirable shades for summer costumes The demand
pinched the supply-and while we had quantity to
bezin with it has been hard work to duplicate. The
ALL-wooL HENRIETTAs in these shades Tan Gray
and Mode-are what shcrt on frst-ani then
the BEDFORD CORDS followed soon after. Couldn't
afford to be without them because there has been such
clamorins for them. We can turn both fawcets Of
supply on again. -, -.. ..---
46-inch HENRIETTAsas5c.. and 81 ayd.
42-inch BEDFORD CORDs-sl.25 a yd-
''sEAsHoRE SERGEs' wear you away so satisfac-
ideas Got several. One is 50inch Cream and Navy
Blue. and another is 46inch, with thleadlike stripes
in Blue. Red and Black
5O-inch-s1 q I'd.
4G-inch-S1. 30 I'D.
Cannot keep Grenadine out OF the foyer Of Fashion
and more particularly the Canels Hair. 1t looks well
SO long. Any amount of hard work will not muss or
tumble it. Our especial pride patterns come In Navy
Blue and Black. with hair-lne paids and stripes Of
white and gold.
IS inches-S1. SO yard.
Our reduction SALE of DRESS GOODS walked into
activity many lady who had finished the season
shopping. What is the wonders Who wouldn't like
to have Of the choice things. 'while there
is life there is hopesome Of the rares styles still
hereplenty enough to cut another pattern or two OF
each.
4Oinch Light weight suiting. Was 81 %. Now 81.
40-inch Plaid Suitine. Was 81 80. Now $1.2o
$L50. Now $1.25.
45inch Figured Cancels Hair Cheviot. Was 81. 70.
Now 81. 80.
4O-inch Cancels Hair. with polka spots. Was
$3.50. Now -.
42-inch Novelty suitings, with spot patterns. Was
s3. Now 90.
40-inch Novelty suitngs Was 81. rs. Now 81. 80.
40-inch Plaid Cheviots. Was 81. 80. Now 81 %.
4Onch Novelty Plaids. Was s1.5O. Now $1.25.
42-nch Cancels Hair Plaids. Was $22o Now
$50.
42-inch Scotch Plaid. Was 81. Now s1.5O
40inch Damasse Suitings. Was 81. 10. Now so.
42-lnch Scotch Tweeds. Was $l.75. Now 1.JO.
42-inch Scotch Tweeds. Was 81. 90. Now 81. 10.
40-inch Check Cheviots. Was $50 Now 81 %.
46inch French Cheviots Was 81. 65. Now 81. so.
Every cent reduction is just much donation Of
qualty-but we made up minds to have this sale
and away the goods unmindfu of cost. In view Of
the reduced prices the above lst-all Of which
fashionable bits of 'gownings-and the scarcity Of
the leaders first mentioned you had better make
haste with your purchase. The matter il in your
hands now-eur part has been done.
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BLACK GooDs DEPARTMENT
SILK GRENADINE,
SILK AND WOOL ENGADINE,
LANSDOwNE AND GLORIOSA
BLACK SILK GRENADINES AT 5oc
YARD
Yesterdays freight brought us q shipment Of
BLACK SILK GRENADINE, in figures bro
caded and lace stripe effects. which are go
ing to sell you for
-50c. YARD
Also lot, same description, but finer Grade.
which we shall sell for
-1oc. q yard
SILK AND WOOL ENGADrNE.
A hght-weieht Black Dress stun, with q
narrow satin stripe.
-42in wide. 81. so yard
LANsDOwNE.
new and popular fabric. Light in weight
but strong in construction, and very dressy
40 in. wide. 81 25 yard
GLORIOsA.
Also very popular. 1t combines lightness
with durability and is particularly adapted Tor
travelling dresses.
so in. wide. also yard
(First floor, annex to 10th st. buildingD
WOODWARD LoTHRop,
ap29 10th. 1Ith and + sts NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-29

A visit from the President Of the United
States and the launching of a national ship
always draw big crowds The crowd is bigger
still when the presidential visit and the launch
ing come together as they did in San Francisco
yesterday. The republic is proud of Its gov
eminent and beginning to be proud of its
navy.
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SPECIAL AND Novel Drsress.

-
SPECIAL AND Novel DEsress.
V WE HAVE LARGE VARIETY
MMMW OF SPECIAL AND NOVEL
W W DESIGNS IN KILT AND
SAILOR SUITS FOR THE SMALL BOYS.
THE CHOICEST PRODUCTS OF THE
LEADING MAKERS OF JUVENILE
sPECIALTIEs. BOTH AT HOME AND
ABROAD. PRICES MODERATE.
SUCH MORNINGS AND EVENINGS AS
THESE FULLY EMPHASIZES THE
NEED OF LIGHTWEIGHT OVER
COAT. COME IN AND LET US FIT
YOU WITH ONE THAT IS BOTH sTYL-
ISL AND sERvlCEABLE. THE PRICES
ARE VERY REASONABLE, WHEN YOU
CONSIDER THE QUALITY.
THE BOYS, TOO, SHOULD BE PRO-
vIDED WITH SOME KIND OF AN
OUTER GARMENT. If THEY OBJECT
TO AN OvERCoAT GET THEM A
REEFER-THEY ARE MORE SERVICE
ABLE AND JUST AS FASHIONABLE.
ALL SIZES AND EVERY RELIABLE
GRADE. PROPER PRICES.
B. ROBINSON CO..
AMERICAN oUTFIrTRRs.
sp2o-so 800 PA AVE. NV.
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" RAppERs AND Tea Cows.

WRAppERs AND Tea Cows.
Deduct the discount-one-tenth-from these prices
which viii be found marked on these Tea Gowns
Challis Tea Gowns. s5 80. o.. %. s1O &I2, sl4.
SIS. els. $50 eel and s23 each
India Silk Tea Gowns, $50, s23 S25
surah silk Gowns, s2e22, els. s27. $50. esq.,
81 wRAPPERS-Sizes. "a to A. These Calico Wrap
pers usually retail at sl25. You doubtless have seen
them All stores have them. They have tight back
Mother Hubbard front. two pockets deep RUNE collar
and cuffs. The mystery has been how they could be
sold for 81 2 and get here they for one dollar
S1-3o WRAPPERSCalico and Bingham Garments
ia nearly fifty designs in Black and White and colors
FIXES. 81 to A.
s1.6S WRAPPERS-Fifty dozen Of these garments
in stock not two months since -Four dozen only
remain We auds to the Batiste Wrappers with floral
torders. Colors: Heliotrope. Old Rose, Tan. Light
Blue, Gray. Sizes. "a to ~.
s1.9s wRAPPERS-Percale in lovely DESIGNS and
shadings- Round yoke. vatican back. loose front,
high sleeves, belt. &c.
e4.75 WkAPPERs-Fisnnel. summer weight cool
looking colors and designs. Made up same style a.
ESQ Tea Gowns.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued bslow.)
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POPULAR GARMENTS. PopULAn PR1cus

Ladies Of all ages. Of all classes, of all tastes will
fnd use 70. one OF more Of these garments:
Black Gloria silk Waists, e.. 6S.
Polka Dot Sateen Waists. 81. IS.
Genuine Scotch bingham Waists O.. O.
Striped Madras Cloth Shirts, eI.2o
Similar styles in ssteen. sI9S.
Striped Wash Silk Shirts, g. g.
Black and White Surah Silk s5e8
Best French Flannel Shirts, &C. c.
striped Cheviot Cloth Shirts Csc.
u These garments are pleated back and front have
nsws'yie coiiars and cus full high sleeves All sizes
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
(Coatinued beiov.)
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We've got the Young Ladies on Pretty Hats.
Our stores of the sights Of st. We have enough
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets to fill all the windows in
our square.
We make Special Sale Of all kinds tomorrow notably
pretty ones worth 90 and o. a. 30 and 3d. 60
Millinery grandeur at 90 and %, and aristocratic
Paris fashions worth els and s1s we mark at slO
and el2
CHARMING STRAW SHAPES.
In designs unhackneyed and fresh. Light. pretty
shapes in all eolors.
Fancy Braids at 3Sc., for grades worth SOC.
Real French Plate in numberess styles, Soc, &c.,
Sc. Csc. and s1.2S
Two very elegant bargains in Finest French Chip,
one at u. 10. worth s1.S7. The other. . Beautiful
Large Fancy Flat. 6oc., worth 81. 10.
AND THE FLOWERS.
All the scarce kinds and shades.
The flower section is veritable hot house. You will
think so.
Prices distinctively our own.
Bloom.
Our bargains in Cloaks. Jackets and Blazers are
making an enormous stir. Half price for new goods
ought to make the sensation.
Also the most beautiful choice in Silk and Cotton
Underwear and Hosiery Don't forget our fine assort
ment Of Corsets. Gloves. Infants Wear &c. &C., &c.
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China never did know good thing when she
saw it. That's why she refuses Minister Blair
But Why did she not file her bill Of exceptions
before he had started?