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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
some Virginia Writers.

Miss Mary G. McClelland, the well known
yiroinian novelist and author of that clever
work oblivion has another one ready.t
being her seventh or eighth, We thina' An
other gifted Virginian, Miss RANGES -. Dsy
lor. will soon begin q story IN Llpplhcott'
She has been in poor health for year or 30,
and unable TO write. We have several times
referred 10 the success of Miss Sarah Barn
we'll Elliott. of Georgia. daughter OF the
late Bishop Elliott of the Episcopal
Church, in her novel Jerry" that has been
most cordially praised in the North by the
leading publications, The New iofh Ie''ef
in Brains for July 18th, says this:
Thus far. this year, there have been just
two striking pieces Of fiction which have
created marked discussion in this peculiarly
unlitersry town. They are Dreams" that
wierd volume Of poeticl fantasiesi by owe
Schreinsr, and Jerry" by Sarah Barnwell
Elliott, which attracted 80 much ATTENTION
durino It's long serial run in Scribners Maya
zine. Both of these books are, hrst OF ALL
works of great yigor."
LIT us mention yet another gifted Southern
woman. The sister OF Charles Craddock
Miss Nurfree. the eminent novelist of Ten
nessee) Mas Frances Murtree, has made a
success in her novel Felicia" Dir. Howells,
the Northern novelist, praises II IN Harper s
MAGAZINE We would copy what no says. but
are not writing among our books and the
copy is not at hand. We mention, while We
arc at il. that Mrs. Burton Harrison, another
gifted yirginian. whose success ia her first
novel was pronounced, is hard at work
upon another novel aud Queen Victoria has
ordered in advance two copies. Mrs. Burnett
ia English. but married Tennessean and
lived for years in the South. We take an in
terest. therefore, in her success aside from
the real merit Of her novels, some of which
are very good. Her Little Lord tauntleroy'
sells yet with rapidity, and it has reached its
100 O6Oth copies. Uncle kemus" lJoei
Chandler Harris, OF Georgia. will soon have
ont "Chsrscter Sketches Houghton. Mif-
fin 4 Co, of Boston. are the publishers.
North Corolina exhausted herself about fifteen
years ago. and her sons and daughters arc no
longer writers OF literary works.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
YHE PANCIES OF FASHION.
Latest Mandates Issued By The Gay and
Pickle Goddess
CONTEST BETWEEN LACE AND RIBBON
ma rovsrinr Sleeve TO Go-wraps. Nantes
and Mantolets-Hands OF America"
Women-w Winters Novelties
copyright 1871

LTHOuGH THE
sex by courtesy
called tho stronger
affects to look with
disdain upon
woman's love OF
such baubles as
bits Of lace and
ribbon, ornamental
pins. curled feath-
ers and the like.
yet, even in this
land of much
Wanted republl-
can simplicity, how
often nowadays do
we sec the breasts
Of mems coats liter
ally loaded down
with badges, medals
and orders sus-
pended by pieces
Of bright olored
ribbon. until this
much b 9 d e cked
mortal might well
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13

What purports to be synopsis of the first
Ave chapters OF the book of "reminiscences
which Prince Bismarck is writing. appeared
these are OF great interest and historical
value.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13

A village barber who is neighbor Of Lord
Tennyson being something of a coa;urer,
was invited 20 show his skill before the
Laureate. The London Telegraph tells this
story OF the performance; He counted ogt
ten shillings into Lord Tennyson's hand. tell
ing him 10 hold them tightly. But q few
minutes afterward, when he required tho
money again. there were only eight shillings.
The look of sstonishment on his lordships
face was indescribable while the laughter Of
the other guests mt the situation WAS I'M
mistakably hearty. In this hilsrity. il
is needless to say. the poet most
good-temperedly Joined. With tho Ii
canse usually claimed By such performers,
the amateur professor OF 10 erdemaln said: 1
don't doubt yer honesty, my lord but gave
you 10 shillings. | will now Try Der ladyship'
with the result OF course, that he found
more than he wanted. At the conclusion of
the entertainment Lord 1ennyson expressed
his pleasure at the exhibition, and did SO. as
the delighted barber tells mis- friends. in these
terms: Your feats were very clever, Mr..
-. and it ss great credit to the village that
IL can boast Of such talent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-13
Literary Notes.

Walter Besant tells the following ghost
story from his own experience, the scene
being an old inn in Northumberland Il
drove back and spent the evening alone in
NV inn. reading certain books of the Queen
Anne time, and at ii o'clock went of 10 bed.
NV room was very old room. and the inn IT.
self was at least three hundred years old. All
this is introduction in order show to you wi y
the tn ng that saw took the shape that it di.
For in the middle of the night l woke sud
denly and sat up startled. found the room
perfectly light: the door, which had locked
flew open and there walked in three ladies.
dressed in the Queen Anne costume with the
pretty old stif cardboard ornament OF tho
head and everything. Never before had un-
dsrstood how beautiful was the Queen Anne
dress The ladies sitting down on chairs
round the FIRE (Which WAS now burning mer-
rilv) began 10 talk. but know not what they
said. Suddenly-it shames me to confess the
thing-I was seized with horrid terror.
leapsd from the bed pulled back the curtains
and pulled up the blind. 1t was about 8 in
the morning. and twilight. Then turned to
my visitors they slowly faded away"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14
TWO VIRGINIA DIoCEsEs.
Important Action by the Committee Al
pointed to Make the Division.

Important Action by the Committee Ap-
pointed to Make the Division.
Special Disratch 10 The Evening Star.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. IA meeting Of the
committee Of the Protestant Episcopal church
of Virginia on the division of the diocese has
been held in this city. 1t was unanimously
agreed that there should be two dieceses and
that the line should begin on the Potomac be-
tween Stafford county and Prince George
county and run diagonally across the state to the
North Carolina line between Mecklenburg and
Brunswick. Every member OF the committee
was present, including Bishop whipple and
Bishop Randolph. The report will be made to
the diocesan council next May. in accordance
with the above. But the question cannot be
finally disposed Of until the general convention
of the United States acts on IL.
According to the division line agreed upon
the eastern diocese will include the cities of
Richmond, Norfolk and Petersburg In this do
cese there would be about IL, 600 communicates.
In the western diocese there would be about
Q 5000 commandments At one time it was thought
the committee might decide to recommend
three dioceses, but after considering the sta
tistics and the cost it was found that three
would be out Of the question. 1t Is understood
that Bishop Whipple viii undertake to admin
lister the Richmond see without an assistant
and that Assistant Bishop Randolph viii take
the western diocese, SO that il viii not be neces-
sary to elect an additional prelate-
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DIED.

Ii, RsSTSS Sa Is%9:tT a ISL s s II q
months and twen'y -four days.
ra.s .n s ' >. ST her E . q S
faulty w y, are ,S inyltea to ?. pre5psni; >,,,
BoLpIN. Departed this life January u. 1891. .,
sn SeSs &C. Bn sa ts se any sns n SsSr
Mary ana tlIs .afe James ". Donaldson.
yield Bis own VIII ~ w -'' ''' wv " '''- ~
Father, thOugh our heart. are bleeding.
u o'er ihe spo, ,s th n . death hath won.
Ever say, Thy will be done"
Bd 4 q her s sn 'Gs
q n M frea n and relatives invited % attend
long ana psufa coffs s s ss
hGsand q sse =, Se s, SSa.y n.t'e of County
Relatives and friends Of the family invited 70 at
s,rsei soat5Sest. on Friday Jsnasry il. 81 $40
O'Clock an, TO proceed 20 y. Douinic's Church.
coRBIS. On Tuesday, Janusry. u, 1881. at 4ss
O'Clock p. m. DE-. ELIklA L. cokblS. ased hfty-
funeral win tab. place from Metropolitan N. Z:
Sp FResssy ss99ss IL Is JOHN
southesst THURSDAY. January Is. at O'Clock Pm.
Friends and relatives respectiuiy invited 10 sttsnd
baltimore paIers please copy.l
E. GALE widow OF Ut. Leonard ID. Gale.
chusei r ssenDs. venue Thursda s1s At oSfoeE -"
MccAILgM On January 4. lssi, e go IN.
funeral MI tats place on Friday afternoon 8,
O'Clock from the ressdsnce Of Mrs B. L. HannHy. So
Third street northwest.
STUDS. On Tuesday, January Is. 1891 AT pm.
TERESA. only child Of kobt. h and 1ere<A b.
Studs Cnee Curtin, aged fourteen months. Funeral
northwest. Thursday at 2:30 pm
SULLIVAN. On Monday. January 10. 1871. st the
residence of their parents. ~ street scuthw
VIOLA. aeed four, at O'Clock a. M. and IRENE,
aged six. at 10 Ociock daughters Of VIM >. and
Florence sullivan.
suffer little children TO No. fer Of such b
the kingdom of heaven
The funeral occurred at pm. the s~ms day CD
18th instant).
WINDOW. Al tie residence Of her parents, l7s7 Y
street, Tue sday morning. January -. 1sl. kIIAOh,
daughter OF Nilliam ID. and Jane NipdoIa. AGED two
year, aud -four days.
Funeral private.
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COMPROMISES IN MONTANA.

Plan Proposed by the Republicans for
Settling the Disputes.
HELENA, MoSr., Jan. 1.-the republican
house Of representatives has adopted the follow
ing plan as basis of compromise for settling
the existing difficulties in the legislature.
That twenty-five republicans and twenty-five
democrats, whose election il undisputed. meet
as q house OF representatives: that the details
of organization be arranged by a committee of
an equal number Of each party, such arrange
ment to be approved and signed by all claim
ants to seats from Silver Bow county, and that
in the organization Offices be distributed
equally between the two parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

KEEP UP Tukr RksPING Cough at the peril q
breaking down your Lungs aud Throat Father let
the afflicted INN ediately resort 81 once 20 Dr. u.
Jaynes Expectorant, which cures all Coughs ard
Colds and anielioraies all Lung Complications ana
Throat Ais.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
Omcers Selected by the Democratic Caucuse
Elections Bill Denounced.


Elections Bill Denounced.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 1.-The West vir-
ginia legislature convened at noon today. 1t
consists Of sixty democrats and thirty-one re-
publicans. The democratic caucuses were held
last night and the following nominations were
made: President. J. NJ. McCreery Of Raleigh
county; for clerk Of the Senate Holly G. Arm
strong Of Jackson county; sergeant-at-arms of
the seuace, NJ. Z. Tracy Of Ohio county: door
keeper Of the senate, W. J. Dent Of Fayette:
speaker of the house, Lewis Bennett of Lewis
county; clerk Of the house, Col. j. b. Peyton of
Cabell county; sergeGnt-at-arms Of the house,
W. Brown Gibbs of Roane county; doorkeeper
Of the house, ]. L. Teamster of Greenbrier
county.
A resolution was adopted by the house caucus
denouncing the federal elections bill, COM
mending the splendid efforts Of the state Sena-
tors and Representatives in Congress to defeat
the bill and urging them to continue TO OPP
pose il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

Jxyyxssox Orr, Moxr., Jan H--MeAger de-
ills q . deubls murder have been received
here from Tuscumbia, Miller county, Mo. Mrs
Rsssnan, prupeietrsss Of Tie Tuscnmbia Hotel,
became engaged in . quarrel with a phosoera-
pher na9ed funEsrscn. She secured o shot
9un sd 1rsd st Fulkerson, he charge striking
Kin IN The chsst, bat not producing instant
deaAh- Fnlkerson snatchsd the gun from the
Wpmaa's hends and hot her in ths bad, killing
pirsd from he sAscts q hi wound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14
EMPEROR CHARLES III,

Accompanied by half the nobility o. Aussrfz. went %
the Carlsbad springs for the recovery Of bis besith-
Six Thousand SIX hundred horses 10 the town records
say. were necessary 20 convey the company 10 the
place.
The vrtue Of the water n a. great NJ the prps.us
day IL In the time Of Chnrle> H. and. although
the expense attached 20 journey thfther d 81 -
CREST now as It was then. mot al wealthy
enough 20 undertake q. For such the virtue Of the
Carlsbad spr1ng d extrscted. The Carlsbad sprudel
Salt. obsained by evsporxton. containing s solla
const ueuts Of the be oossined evsry r1r
store . q frinine cost.
1t the best remedy for cstsrrh Of the stomach CO.
stipzton. liver and kidney troubles. gont rbeuuA-
tisn. 81. Be sure 70 obtain the renuink snyurssd
article which must have the signature Of EIsNER .
MENDELsoN CO.. Sole As~uts. New Yorf. - svuU
pAcksee.
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Axorzxz ARRIVAL Or ExBaorp-

fhe second arrival Of our import order of Fine
xmbrusderies vae opened yesterday. Some OF
choacest Foods we're In this lot. The Flounc-
mgs In this xrrival were mArvels Of beauty con-
sAsfins Of all sorts of fancy heulstitched, block
pssesrn. drawn work; exquisite patterns in
Irish Point Drawn work and Irish Point in
eanoinasion- Open Patterns Of all Sorts In
Ttnch Fiounetnx for Childreu's wear our as
sorsxnsut b very rich and select. Deliczts pat
srns IN drawn work. hemytitched- Pretty ef-
feces IN Irish Point. Delicate trscery work be-
ades our mAsniAeens collection Of F1ouncings.
We are showing an elesant assortment of Edges
w Hamburg. Cambria. Nainsook, Swiss and
Irish Points Hundreds Of patterns and styles
m these Foods from u to II inches In prices
from &C. 10 81 yard. Also . BEAUTIFUL assort-
meat OF delicate little edses for the little folks
THESE goods are very scarce. but As We make n
speciality Of IafAnts' and Childrsn's belongings
Ne have secured . rood showing In delicate
hfsas sdsss foe Trimming the saby's clothes.
WHITE GOODS.
LAn9s ssaor.ment Of White Goods Of an k;nd.
- I'll Of ths desirable makes. such - India
Lknsn., Nainsook. Persian Lawns Mssaziia.L
Psquss. Piaid Nainsooks. Plaid and Cb,rl.d
Dimiry. Corded Dimity. Mull., kc, &c. a.
lDv0s msxkst prizes
Oar Special Sske Of Fiss frimrfno 4 sov
n Drosvess- Desirable oseas ~ al eolov,. az.
I(srsnf styles. Thess 1rispinos sere fror.
7se- 70 %. 50 you'd Yss eaa ksps xossv eAeses
ftAss i0tf for sc. vovd
v. 4 PIERCE 4 CO..
B1ccsasors 10 l. g. DsviA
10 Msrks epscs
Cor. ssh q
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lsoxwoop, Nlcn., Jan M.-Two lads named
Coubsrx, aged fourteen and seventeen,
and boy named Webster, all Of Hurley, have
been lost in the woods since Sunday morning
end have undoubtedly perished, the weather
has been very severe. The searching party
hns returned IN despair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14
SHAw1s.

SHAw1s.
Hot Of Fancy Colorsd Embsotdered Canton
Crepe Shswis. knottsd silk frinyes. 80 inches
square.
-42 each.-
lot Of Fancy Colored Enbroidered Canton
Crepe Shawn. knotted Hinge. large size
-e4 EACH
lot Of Plain Cxnton Crepe 6csxfa extrs
length and width. knottsd frinxss
"a esch.--
lot Of Black Canton Crepe Ghawls, rood siss
and width.
1 lot OF Embroidered China sax shsvis,
tnotted frfnges. 81 inches square.
~ each.--
sPECtAL.-1 lot 1t Handsomely EnbfoiA~ed
China sflk Shaws, in whits and Gold ma Plain
White, full size.
-t5 sach.---
lot offull sse Fancy sin ehswis. n an
eoloes.
---e5 and 90 each. -
Afull line Of extra lafse si1es N Emtsoid-
aed China SIH shawls.
---S12. 20 10 - eaeh.---
1iOt Of Fancy 6th and wuoi Evsutag 1AAWiA.
h gocd sssostasnt Of colOrs.
"a 50, - and 81 ssch.--
Acompasts line Of sun and weoa Husaaa
ehawis. IN Al Ne dsskahas pattsena.
go 10 el5 sach.--
Fun sasUtmsnt q B3ack CAshmass ma nnk
wssp Hsnristts 4cunins shAvb always =
stock q popular prizes.
C1Aird Aesr. 1otA stsssA b.ildine.,
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MARRIED.

McARTHCR-LANSoN. On January L. 1871. b.
the Rev George o. Little. az Assemlys Preshyterial
Church. MAJ.rEk =. McARTHUk TO MAkY N
LAMsON, both OF this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14
Now is the winter Of our discomfort made gloriou
summer by
GRasEY,s DounLE SroRrs,

summer by"
GnAsrrs DOUBLE SronEs.
No nse IN trying to buy the same goods for less
Grssty guarantees to give You 100 cents for dollar
every time and that all You get anywhere. and il
ser vii es ns I Ta you tb ss ySar
tons, discounts. &c there have been paying the
biggest PROFITS. Don't Le nis.sd by CASA discounts.
ID. Here are prizes you can't beat:
10 White Fur Ruys. deodorized. ..........S2. 80
3An-wool Art squares, :inJ yards. 895
Au-wooi, :3x3s yards. $40
3Extra Fine Combination Fur Kurs, white. black
and gray centers, padded and lined Is 80. You eAnt
8 Very Handsome Oak snitcs; REGULAR price, eos;
our price. St These will surprise you. Fine Che
val suite, 18th century, bronze trimmings. French
from 81 ~ to 80 s.. We have several patterns in
which we break the sets and give you sny1hing you
Don't you want .hsmi co. DOZEN iea a crsrssI Tu%
blers. for lbs sold elsewhere at Dc each. We only
inr IN WssSinrton to match t.e Conc and sec S0'
Tea Sets. beautiful new style and rich aecorations
who see them want them %: 81: 70 Sets, rich gold
band !best gold iesD. only g.. J0i Fancy Cake and
at lowest possible prices Remember We don't pretend
to give you 81 - Ior 81, but do that
~ss, buy n u.s. YSa s 100 Worth 70.
where You live We Will rel und the money for anything
not satisfactory We feel dependents upon the LuLic
tend to do business right or not At ALL Don't douUt
r. C. GRAsTY. Double Stores.
FURNITURE. CARPETS, Oh. CI0TH, MATING.
CHINA, GLASS. &c.
Nothing on instsuments Everything cheap for cash.
DAM IN THE SIDE NEARLY ALWAYS COMES
from disorered liver and Is promptly relieved by
Carters little Liver FILLS. Don't toreet this.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-14

WEDNESDAY. JAxUARY II ism.

Our yinai reducfious have been made.
Our tRtiye stock " Costs, CT0Gks and
wrdps has been reduced in price. There
never was . time IN the history Of the
Cloak and Suit tsads that lower prices
prevailed than the preasnt. The indics-
tons are that We shall have long WIN
ter. and you may - well buy nsw Coat
or CloAk nON. tnssmuch - the high-
shoulder Refer styles VIII b seain
worn next ssaspn, IA you gst Tie bens-
1t Of two seasons wear.
Our finest fur-triInmed Coats were TIE
last to snccumb to the prunins knifs,
md nov they can b bougAt - follow:
Ssl.j0 TO $500
$3.50 10 t:s7.1.
80. % 10 SaD.0O.
5000 to $500.
The first 10 trimmed with As1rskhsn
and ths latter three with Black Aarten.
warIdnx! Only half dgsen or 70 Isfs
Of the els Seal Plush Coasz, vhieh vs
reduced to t10. The price IL too lowt
Ra,nsmbef AL Plush Coats and Cloakp
arsereduced.
WINTER SKIRTS REDUCED. -Tbs
present prices shou,d make thsm move
quickly. Herr - oue among many: MAJ
nral Gray Knit Shirts from 75c. 10 0Oc.
each.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by NIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t sooTHEs
the CHILD. soFTENs the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie, snd is the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold BY Druggists m every part Of the
world. Be and ask for Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing
Syrup" and take other kind % cents a bottle.
dlo-ly.
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Srrc1A1rrrs In Snx Scars

Srrc1A1rrrs In Six ScAars
FOR CHAIRS. MANrEIS, &c.
Hot of Crossed. Striped SIN scsrfs, fsanssd
ut both ends
Only &c.,
lot Of Csossed. Striped SIR ossnadins
0carfs knottsd fringe.
&c.
lot of Crossed. Striped ouk 0rsuadane
6carfs, knottsd fringe.
-50c-
(0ucond Aooe, "a anns1)
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ExBRorpERY DErARrxrsr.
We shall place on . center tshls Thursday
morning line Of Cambria. ysconet and Main
soot Edginys. They are in dainty and sttrsctivs
patterns Of one b ten-inch widths. Incontnnc-
ton We Offer . Job lot Of Camhsic Ed8ing Of
four to ssvsn-inch widths.
Your choice Of the two IoHs,
-25e. psr ysrd--
(First floor. I'd annex
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A CRISIS IN COLORADO.
The Climax Of the Legislative Trouble to BE
Reached Today.

Reached Today.
DENVER, Col, Jan. M.-The situation in the
lower house Of the general assembly grows
deeper With each day, and il ia the opinion Of
the leaders Of both parties that the climax will
be reached today. Yesterday passed without
attempt by either side at bringing the disputed
question 70 an issue. The house was in session
two hours only, the afternoon being spent in
attendance 1t The Inauguration Of J. L. Routt
e. governor.
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Nor ct.

The builders are not ready-did not pouncc down
upon like "A Wolf the Fold" the 18th instant.
they expected. in consequence Of tho nonsiva Of
materials.
We not disapposnsed-on the contrary feel very
grateful fer brief respite nom the srsss ncon
venisnce Of being turned out in The cold.
Ard while the buildsrs are GETTING READY W
shall Be aBTTING Rid Of our stock. And Just here
permit Us 70 contradict which appears to b
widespread and calculated to do u . grsvs injury.
The rumor ii to this effect thst settling OF our
stock for the purpose Of retiring from business.
THERE'S NOT WORD OF TRUTH IN IT. WE
ARE HERE TO STAY AND MEAN TO FIGHT II
OUT ON THIS CORNER. We have won many bril-
liant victories this Asld sad do propose thas
others shall sail in 'flowery beds Of ease" and
Joy the fruits thereof Not Bit Of 10. We are NOT
made Of that kind Of clay.
WE URGE YOU TO COME AND COME QUICKLY.
Because our entire stock Consisting Of
MEMS, YOUTHS. BOYS AND cHILpRENs
CLOTHING. HATS. CAPS AND 0ENTI.EMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS.
Has been reduced in price. all the way from
Is Ter CENT 10 90 PER CENT.
cHILDRENs SUITS. Elsa. UPWARD; chill
DRENs OvERCoATs. s1sO. UPWARD; MEMS
SUITS. eA.5O. UPWARD: MEMS OvERCoATs.
s.. "a. UPWARD; FULL DRESS COATS ANDyEsTs.
81; BLACK CLOTH FRoCK COATS, -. MEMS
PANTALOoNs. s1.75. UPWARD; GENUINE BAL
BRi6GAN TNDERsHIRTs.3 FOR 81: FINE DRESS
SHIRTS, LAUNDERED. 50 CENTS APIECE; COON.
CHUTT l. co.'s 4-PLY LINEN CUFFS. ARROW
BRAND. PAIRS FOR 50 CENTS; HUTTON's
CELEBRATED ELEPHANT ovERALLs. WORTH
81. SO CENTS PAIR.
ALL-wOOL SCARLET UNDERWEAR, MEDI.
GATED, WORTH g.. so. sl.2o SUIT.
GENUINE BRITISH HALF HOSE. WORTH 35c.
PAIR. PAIRS FOR 20 CENTS.
GENTLEMEN's FINE SILK HATS, WORTH 81
SIZES Ga. z. ~. 7k-s4.
BOYS POLO CAPS, WORTH 25c.. 10 CENTS
APIECE.
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Corrox DrsAsrxxsr.
We have Just received smother shipment Of
Hnsaish Long Cloth IN pieces from u 10 20
yaras. This fabric b becoming very popuisr
for Ladies' Underwear. Iii material bstweea
scambsic and muslin. with laundefins Quali-
tiss superior 10 either.
Price By the pisce. 1870. . yard-
tsscond floor. 11th Ut. buildiug)
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