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The Portland daily press., 1891-11-10
the Isolation Hospital.

Proposals for the erection Of the new
isolation hospital were opened at the City
building yesterday, and the contract award
ed to g. r. Tuttle. Bids were received as
follows:
g. Il. Tuttle, sIS45.
A. d. Smith, $3.50
q. y. Sylvester, S216O.
q. A. Hanson, S2272.
Spencer Rogers, S2a93.
w. Libby, S2643.
j. @. Ward, s2550.
l.. NJ. LoVejoy & Son, $4,000.
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-10
Weather Observations.

The following are the observations of
tha Agricultural Department Weather Bu
reau for yesterday November 8, taken at 8
P. m. 10Th meridian time, the observations
for each station being given In this order:
Temperature. direction Of the wind, state
of the weather:
Boston. 420. SW, cloudy; New York.
foggy; Washington. $50, SE, cloudless !;
Albany, 4So, S, cloudless; Buffalo, GO
Sc, partly cloudy; Detroit, 56o, SW, rain !;
Chicago, 460. NE, cloudy; ST. Paul, 42o.
calm, cloudless; Duluth, 400, calm, cloud.
less st. Vincent. 36', SE, cloudy; Huron,
%; 20 psE4ta, AZ, SE, cloudless; Bismarck,
cloudless -
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In the Enemy's Camp.

The Capt. George ID. Wallace Garrison
X. A. n. u, played the above drama to q
full house at Mystic Hall last night. Every
act was realistic presentation Of military
scenes. Lieut.. Gilman as Capt. Ohphant
was decided success. All those who took
part were earnest In their efforts. Mrs.
Gilman as the Captains wife did nobly.
"Daisy Welch" the bugler was roundly ap-
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-10
EsTIF1Es: = I have used
Groder's Botanic DYSPEPSIA Syrup,

with the best of satisfaction. In my esti-
nation there is no preparation equals it
for the cure of Dyspepsia. One of its
extra qualities is that it gives almost
instant relief for all distress caused by food
or water. 1 have sold it to my customers
and in all cases it has proved its merits,
and 1 safely recommend it to any one
troubled with disordered stomach. No one
can help praising it after giving it trial.
Yours respectfully,
FRED BURGESS
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MAIN c.
Unfortunate Knox County People.

Unfortunate Knox County People.
Especial to the Press.l
RocKLAND, November 9.-Will, the
young son of Samuel Adams, who resides
at Blackington's Corner. was shot 10 the
leg yesterday by the accidental discharge
OF gun. His wounds were so serious that
amputation may be necessary.
Mrs. Mary Benner, lady OF nearly 80
years OF age, fell down stairs this morning
being badly injured about the head and
face,
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-10
Foreign Notes.

There Is strong possibility Of serious
trouble between France and Morocco re-
gardlng the ownership Of the oasis OF
Touat. The inhabitants of the oasis ara
already In a state Of anarchy growing
out OF dispute between the two powers.
An Englishman named Wells has re-
Gently won $500. 900 at Monte Carlo. In
one evenings play he broke the bank five
timps
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-10
Railroad Men viii Attend.

MONTREAL. November ga number of
railway people are going to Burlington to-
morrow to attend the funeral of ex- x-Gover-
ner John Gregory Smith, late president of
the Vermont Central railroad. The fiag
over the general offices of the Grand
Trunk railroad Is at half-mast.
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-10
san Francisco at Acapulco

ACAPULCO, Mex. November 9.-The
cruiser San Francisco has arrived here
from Callao after voyage OF eleven days.
ceive orders from the Navy Department at
Washington as to her future destination.
All on board are we'll
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-10
Andrew Upton's Barn Burned.

NORWAY, November e.-The barn of
Andrew Upton OF Harrison was burned
Saturday morning. Seven cattle, two
horses, three hogs, hay and farming tools,
were dpstrOva0
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-10
Bad Weather Going North.

BOSTON, November o.-The storm GEN.
tral In the lower Ohio valley Monday night
Is changing its course to the northerly and
Will probably move into the Lake regions
tuesday. For New England Tuesday;
lair, warmer, southerly winds.
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Asked to Pardon VIM, stro,,,

AUGUSTA, November 9.-The Goyernor
and Council at a meeting today were asked
to pardon William Strout of Brunswick
serving years sentence for perjury. The
grounds were that Strout did not intend to
commit perjury. The council will remain
In session Tuesday
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-10

AN excellent course of entertainments
mas been planned for the citizens of West
brook. The principal features are an ex-
Gh G1ihDltlon &C OF the magical art by G. Wilton
X, Clark, entertainer; an Illustrated lee.
ture on electricity by Francis r. Hart, cleo
IIlcal engineer. and concert by the Haydn
Suartette OF this city. The course opens at
cumberland hall next Thursday evening.
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-10
A Walters Bravery.

BANGOR, November 9-Fred Desjardins.
head waiter at the Bangor Exchanoe'
saved the life of Lizzie McDonougb. the
vegetable cook at the same hotel, Sunday
night. The woman was cooking at the
range and threw some fat into the fire. A
big blaze shot out enveloping her, catching
ming up to her face and hair. Mr.. Desiar-
dins jumped table and catching the
burning clething In his hands, twisted II
until he smOthered the flame. Both were
badly burned.
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-10
Pastoral Calls Accented.

BIDDEFoRD. November 9.-Rey. j. r.
Rhodes of bellows Falls, Vt, has ac-
cepted a pastoral call to the Uniyersalist
church of Biddeford and will begin his
duties here the first of December.
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IhankseLvIng DaY, November 26.

"A AUGUSTA. SIn. Noyember 9.-The Governor
Thanksgiving day.
M. .. Hunt, Esq. of Belmont, acting
master Of the State Grange, departed for
Missouri Monday morning to attend the
annual meeting of the State Grange in
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win Let Tramps Alone Now,

SACo, November 9.-Dr. 81. E. Hill went
to ,Kennebunk this morning to attend
Sylvester Chick. farmer of that town
who grappled with an insulting tramp and
came off second best. Mr.. Chick was
thrown down so violently that one Of his
knees was badly injured and it Is feared
that he will be crippled for the remainder
of his life. The tramp escaped
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The wEAThE r.
The Storm Postponed.

WASHINGTON, November 9.-Fcllowing
Is the forecast of the weather for New En-
gland: Warmer; southerly winds: fair
with increasing cloudiness; rain Tuesday
night.
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Local Weather Report.
PORTLAND, NE, November O I8,
Threatening.

Mean daily ther. .Ol Max. vel wind. los
Maximum ther. -4o. Ol Total preciD n
Minimum ther. ......33.0l
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subscribers should drop into Stock
pIluges at once land secure seats for the
Inomas and Watson will head a big
9peciaty company that Manager George 4.
TWO weeks, beginning November 16.
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-10

We have been thinking, and it
often surprises us that people
are SO shOrt-sighted as to pay
long prices.
There is absolutely no necessi-
ty for wasting a dollar il you will
only think for a few moments
before you lay out your money.
Ask yourself, Where can / see
the greatest variety of goods?
Your reply will certainly be at
the Atkinson COmpany's Store.
Then give another thought; /;
say to yourself, The business
house that buys in large quanti-
ties buys cheaper, for when I
buy a barrel of flour / buy in
quantity to save a discount,
That's 1t exactly, friends. We,
like you, buy to save discounts,
and pretty good ones we get, too.
Here only the other day we
made deal with a manufacturer
OF SidebOards. What is the
consequence?
We can offer yen today as
good a
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-10

We are i'm dead earnest
about the chiIdren's Cloth
Ing business.
Our largely increased sales
show that we have started
right.
We show upwards of
twentyi patterns of Chill
dren's Cape ovevcoats, a to
i2years. Prices commence
at So and rise by quarters
and halves to $I2.
We do about as well on
Boys two and three piece
Suits, a to I6 years.
listers for Boys, all siz es
6to Ia years. Boys Short
Pants, 35c., &C.,, 75c., ST.,
@l.25, $i.5o. Sizes q to Is.
Boys chinchilla Caps soc.
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Bangor and Aroostook

Trade sS Moye voted to ask aa Gsna,eI eI
Manager Cram Of the Bangor 4 Aroostook
railroad what action the railroad desired
the board to take in regard to Raising
money for the proposed railroad. The
good prospects for the building of the rail-
road are Increased by this action.
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-10

Rev. r. W. Churchill. who recently
resigned the pastorate Of the Saco
Free Baptist church, has .ssss accepted call to
Sutton, Vt, and will go there this month.
The Portland daily press., 1891-11-10
Tn nnnVIT OUR FAITH IN
ufhIIvf THE MEDICINE,

On and after October 1, 1891, we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege Of
selling six bottles for $500, and guarantee
that in case it does you no good you can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We claim to cure Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Sour Stomach, Heartburn,
Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia, Distress after
eating, Palpitation of the Heart, Collie, Ner-
vousness, Loss of Sleep, Dizziness, Irregular
ity of the Appetite, Pleurisy Pains, Bloat,
Wind on the Stomach Hacking Cough, and
Constipation. And why will it cure? Be-
cause it is Relaxing, Purifying, Soothing,
and Healing. 1t is compounded from the
purest roots and herbs, free from Alcohol
or Morphia. 1t is harmless to the smallest
child; children like it, and it is far superior
to Castor Oil and all other preparations.
Call for Groder's Botanic Dyspepsia
Syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
trademark, the Beaver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
GRAND 0PENING
TOMORROW.
NEW FALL Dress GOODS.

We open tomorrow the grandest and
most magnificent stock Of sew Fall Silks
and Dress Goods ever shown in this
market. Our buyer has been searching
the markets for weeks picking up all the
choice fabrics, and as the result OF his
careful selections We show tomorrow
morning the finest collection OF Foreign
and Domestic Goods ever brought to
this city.
There are O number of notable but
agreeable changes in both fabrics and
styles. The new rough-surface goods
differ from those lately in vogue, being
entirely overspread with an even. plufly
coating. Knots and boucles in bright
colors continue to illuminate neutral
tinted, rough Cheviots and goods Of a
similar nature, but even those are made
to lie more fatty than heretofore.
BROADCLOTHS are shown in all the
new fall shades. This popular dress
fabric will be in great demand for street
wear.
BEDFORD CORDS will be generally
admired and in popularity more ex-
tended than ever. All the new shades
are on our counters.
A host Of such styles as
CHEVIOT DIAGONALS,
CHEVRON STRIPES,
STORM SERGES,
HOMESPUNS,
HENRIETTAS.
SERGES, CHEV1OTS,
and the largest assortment OF FINE
FRENCH PATTERN DRESSES ever
exhibited south Of New York.
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DRESS TRIMMINGS.

This department is receiving moro at
tention than ever this season, and is one
OF tho most popular departments in our
store. Tomorrow we exhibit our new
stock OF Rich Imported Novelties. and
we want you to see them.
All the news designs in HAND
CROCHETED SILK GIMPS, JEW
ELLED PASSEMENTERIES, CUT
JET NAILHEAD GIMPS. and GAL
LOOMS.
PEACOCK FEAT II ER EDGE
TRIMMING COQUE FEAT II E K
TRIMMING, CUT JET NAILHEAD
COLLARS, COQUEFEATHER BOAS,
&c.-a magnificent assortment to be
shown tomorrow for the first time.
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& DAVIS.


Are you thinking Of buying a carpet :
Can you tell Body Brussels from .
Tapestry? or q Moquette from Will
ton, an Administer, or o Velvet? A
good many people-probably the ma
iority--can't so you needn't be ashamed
to confess your ignorance, for you are
in pretty good company. To . good
many dy-Brussels is . Body-Brus-
sells, and il the pattern and colorings
suit that's all there is to tone grade is
as good as another. But one grade isn't
as good as another. The fact is you
must buy carpets as You would dia-
monds-pinning your faith on the word
of the seller, and it makes heap Of dif-
ference to you where you pin your
faith.
Did you ever hear Of anybody who
didn't feel safe in buying Carpets OF
LEVY & DAVIS?
Everybody knows that our stock
is by far the largest and choicest
in the city. More exquisite pat
terms are not to be found any
where. In rich and elegant things We
maintain the lead, and shall continue 10
do so. The choicest patterns in Ak
MINISTER'S, WILTONS, MO-
QUETTES, YELyETS, etc, in pro-
fuse assortment. Where others show
two or three patterns We are showing a
dozen.
Our line Of INGRAINS is enormous.
The colorings are the newest and the
patterns are the most desirable to be
found.
Our RUG DEPARTMENT is one OF
the strongest features OF our business.
BYZANTINE RUGS in assorted sizes.
Something entirely new.
SMYRNA RUGS-all sizes.
SCOTCH ADMINISTER, MO.
QUETTE, and DAG.DAG RUGS fol
parlors.
JAPANESE GOAT-FUR RUGS in
an immense assortment.
KENSINGTON ART-SQUARES in
new and handsome colors and all prices,
A very large assortment just received.
Some CHENILLE PORTIERES thai
are making a commotion. All-Chenille,
with heavy fringe top, bottom, and side
something new, good assortment o.
colors, and only $3.50 pair.
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NEW DRESS GOODS.

A large stock of new Dress Goods,
consisting of Henriettas, Serges, CASH
meres, Bedford Cords, Boucles, Plsids.
Stripes, in single aud double widths, ct
very low prices.
WASH GOODS.-Wash Goods in
Prints, Pongees. Ginghams. All new
dark styles. Examine cur prices
CHANTILLY PONGEES at &C., new
dark styles. worth lOc. per yard. .r
Our entire stock Of SUMMER
GOODS to be sold this week at Il great
sacrifice. Price no object Goods must
be sold.
BLEACHED and BROWN COT
TONS and SHEETINGS retailed at
wholesale prices.
HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR at ex-
tremely low prices.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR in Chemise,
Drawers, Gowns. Corset-Cover at very
low prices. A new line just received.
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CaybetsI Carpets!

No house In the city can show as good a selec-
ton In all grades. Three hundred pieces 70 &C.
lect from. Our soc. Wool Carpet Is excellent In
stylo and quality and equal to any o5c. In the
city. Our 62l@c. Carpet We guarantee 70 wear
and give perfect satisfaction and are as good as
any 7jc. elsewhere. Our Two-Ply All-WOol In
grain ut 75c. IL the regular 90c. kind and our
Three-Ply All-Wool A. csc. Is rom. Roxbury
Tapestry. Higginss Tapestry, and q full line OF
Smiths and Horner's Bcdy-Brussels, Velvets,
and MoQuettes.
Ingram prussots, szs14, only $3.50, regular
All-Wooi Art Squares, s11, 3x4>f, regular price
All-wooii Art Squares, 90, ga, regular price
Hali-wcol Ar; Squares, IS, sx45f, regular price
Half-wcol Art Squares, 80, AKA, regular price
An-wcol Art Squares, s1e.5o, 415, regular price
$40.
Hail and Stair Carpets IN Brussels and Ingrans
70 match. Also, borders TO match
Hemp Carpet. 36 inches wide. 1885. yard;
Stair Carpet, 1877; q yard.
We guarantee 70 make and lay Carpets the
same day as sold. Also guarantee TO save on
every measurement from ono 70 three yards by
scientific cutting.
Floor On-Clo,h from one half yard 70 two
yards wide 20 match.
Chenille Portieres at $3.50, really worth s15 a
pair:
Cotton Chenille Portlercs at $3.50 worth $3.50
n pair;
Carpet-sweepcrs n. 50 o5 worth 81;
Patent Lace Curtain-Sttetcher, a..
A full line LACE CURTAINS, all new patterns.
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HOusekeeDers. called e nj.

this week; Dept
Our direct importation las inst ar
rived;
We are enabled 70 give you No. Table Linen at
5Oc.; the next number better at 59c.; ele-
CANT Damasx at 75c.: 70-inch wide. soc for
wha, will cost you s1.15. and Csc. for what
We formerly sold for S1.25;
csc. for a very fair Turkey-Red Table Damask-
nice color, good designs;
SOC. for q 1rst-cass Turkey-Red Damask:
65c. for the next number, and 0Sc. for tho regu.
Lots se Of Remnants Of Table Damask that you can
buy cheap;
24c. 10 the choice OF lins OF Dne knotted fringe
HG Damask Towels that we always got 37c. for;
The best 12I4c. Huckaback Towel We have ever
offered on sale-now Monte Huckaback
Towels at 15c.:
Soc. dozen for Fringed Doilies:
81. 10 for q splendid Dinner Napkin;
s1.4s for q * Pure Linen-Damask Napkin;
81. 10 for the last year S2.s5 quality;
About twenty Satin-Figured Doilies to bo sold
for SOC. this week
Ready-Made Chiidren's Cashmere Dresses
33.45 and 43.9S was the price-e1.25
choice now, and odd lot Of ChIldren's White
Muslin Dresses, all lengths and qualities
you can buy them from SOC. up.
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lot sHEETING, 1870. for this week only:
Our 15c. BLEACHED CANTON FLANNELs'
MANY NEW AND DESIRABLE THINGS FoH
YOUR INSPECTION. EVERY LADY
IN THE CITY Is COR
DAILY INVITED.

lot sHEETING, 1870. for this week only:
Our 15c. BLEACHED CANTON FLANNEIs'
DouBLEwrDTH BRocADEs, all shades.
1876, regular price 30c.
STRIPED SERGES, all col0rs, l21Tc.;
44-inch BOURETT or CAMEL II AIR, s5c;
36-inch IMPORTED DIAGONAL. all shades ana
colors. at soc: These goods compare favora-
bly, with the s1.7b goods;
PLAID and STRIPED CHEvIoTs, 3s inche:.
wide, only Soc, beautiful combination Of
colors.
lengths OF CHECKED, PLAID and STRIPED
MUSLINS from the largest factory In tho coun.
try. We have inst received another shipment
which viii be sold on Tomorrow Monday NJ .,
0i1 10, and 12lfr. These goods ers really
worth I2X. I62T. 20. and 25c. and somc pat.
terms 371gc. Every one who saw the last lot
bought and were Well pleased. This Is better
lot than the last. Don't fail to call IL you want
white goods, for this opportunity don't present
Itself every day.
54-inch BROADcLoTH only 5Oc.--in all colors;
Ga FRENCH BROADCLoTH, Soc, regular
Our 81 BRoADCLoTH is tuillod back and worth
Our si.25 BRoADCLoTH is flno, soft, smooth
finish and II well worth sl.75;
ARIANA SUITINGs, 80 inches wide, only bOc.,
the very thing for children:
36-inch PLAID aud STRIPED DRESS GOODS at
FINE iiaaPoRTED CASHMERE PLAIDs, 40
inches wide, 50c. These compare fayorably
with the 75c. grade.
36-inch HENRIETTA CLOTH, IN all shades,
DC:
Mnch inner quality than above $780,;
CREAM BROADCLOTH a. 81 yard;
All shades SILK WARP HENRIETTA. 81:
2 grades BEDFORD CORDS-the first one 10
soc. worth 81, and the second Is extra
heavy cord at eI.2o worth S1.75;
40-lnch SILK-FINISH HENRIErTAat soc.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.
We will open this week fine line Of IN
PORTED DRESS-GOODS NOVELTIES. only one
pattern OF q kind. They are entirely different
from ANYTHING ever shown before. They are not
plaid nor striped, neither are they plain nor
figured.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

CHINA SILK, In black, helotrope, hght.blue
orange. white, pink, cream, garnet, cardinal
lavender, 29c. yard -
6 pieces BLACK FAILLE SILK-the price every
where Is S1.26-p0c. here;
pieces BLACK FAILLE sILK-the price every
where is e1.60-S1 here;
ALLWOOL HABIT-CL0TH, "a inches wide.
black, navy, garnet cardinal green' brown
HALF-woOL GRAY TRICoT, "a inches wide,
SOC a yard-an extraordinary bargain;
BEDFORD CORDS In black, tan, gray, brown,
garnet, navy, green, 50c. yard;
BEDFORD CORDS at 65, 75c-, 81, e1.25;
80 pieces BANNOCKBURN PLAIDs, double
width, splendid for childrens school dresses,
DouBEE.%sIDfH JBi. WIDTH WOOL HENRIETTA In all
tho new shades and black, l5c. yard.
All the latest styles In DRESS GOODS IN
tufted and camels-hair ehects-stripes, SOLIDS,
and plaids. n
a yard-specisl price; ,,
Remnants SCOTCH SHlhIlN1S, stripes eno
checks, SIC. a yard:
Remnants PRIDE-OF.THE-WEST BLEACHED
COTTON, s1Sc. a yard;
Remnants CHAMBRAYS-10c qualifies-5c.
Remnants CHECK MUsLIN-10 and 12,1c.
qualitics-5c. yard;
PATENT LINING-black on one side, white on
other-5c q yari;
SATIN RUSS for hangings and furniture cover
ing, SOC. yard; -.
BROCATELS at 75c., II, 91.2o, s1.5O, ", S3'
WHITE SPREADS are here from ooc. TO 70.
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Muslin Underwear.

We will make the biggest break Of the year
In this department this week.
3-Tuck Cambria Rune Skirt for 4Sc.;
Ladies' 7-tuck Skirt with throe tucks on Cambria
Rune inches wide, sec;
Ladies' 6-tuckl Shirt. rune OF embroidery, 75c.
A Cluster-Tucked Gown, embroidered edge. 75c.
CSC;
Tucked-Yoke Gown with Hamburg trimming
S9c.;
Cotton Chemise with Torchon trimming, ESQ. 4
Ladies' Tucked Drawers, 25c.
The greatest sales-weck ws have sverhad in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
|S1lk Department

OPPORTUNITY this week.
e1.35 Black All-Stlk Failes, n inches Wide, Soc'
Ayard:
sl.65 Black Ar-Silt Faille, sf.1o;
sl.73 Black An-Silk Faile, "a inches, s1.23;
81 Black All-Sik Faille, s1.4S;
A magnificent piece Of Black Peau de Sole, &C. |;
l piece Of Black SILK Rhadamas, 4Sc:
A splendid quality All-Silk Black Surah At SOC.
This is ths best chance to buy Black Silk ma
terials cheap you will have this year. The above
Silks viii not be on sale until D A. M.
ORR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Never before in our business expert
ence have we ever displayed such an i'm
mense stock Of Plain and Novelty Black
Dress Goods as we shall show tomorrow
morning. All the popular makes, in
cluding the famous Priestley's" Silk
Warp and All-Wool Goods, will be found
on our counters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06
HanneLs |
Boys Clothing {?

words TO yon in regard TO same.
We have IL Boys Suits, four and nye-year ages,
Cotton and Wool Mixtures, slightly shop
worn, sI.G5, s1.9s, s2.43, s2.0S were the
prices-75c. choice;
II Suits. four- and five-year ages. All-Wool Che.
yiots, Cassimeres, Serges in solid colors,
plalds, or stripes-your choice, s1.9S. Not
garment in this lot that was less than Sf,from
that to Sc;
25 Cashmere Suits, thrce pieces, ages twelve TO
eighteen years. long pants, $3.50 q suit
cost SO.
Bargains In Suits from six TO fourteen years, a.
We nrn dnfnrmined to clnse this lot out.
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Mourning Department


Extra efforts put forward for you here. The
best and most reliable only.
4O-inch Snk-Warp Henriettas s1.121;
40-inch sk-WaTp Henrietta. 10.
The above we're f1.35 and S1.45 qualities
81. - Silk-warp honrietta for a1.39;
Bedford Cords, best makes, ail-wool. at Soc,
OJc., and csc. n yard;
Au-Wool 4O-inch Camels-Hair et 5oc;
Al-Wool Polka-Dot Taffeta. ~ inches wide,
M-wooi Serge, ss inches wide, 73c. quality,
4s-inch Ar-wool Serge, s1.25 quality, 9sc.:
See our 37c. 36-inch wide Black Cashmere;
&C. for a fine All-Wool Cashmere:
4S-inch wide Black Henrietta Cloths for o5c
vow We xsns know " obS1 tnst rs Snss "
::s ::.: ~; y: Na""eIs
500 yards remnants A. Wool Red-Twlll Medi-
Gated Flann<l for lG,,. yard;
500 Tan-Strlped and solid colors, balance OF
lot. at 25c.
169sc for n worry fair White Flannel; tpc. for tho
next number: 25c. for very good one 33c.
for the Ballard Vale; 40, 30, go, and I5c.
six Warp at oSc. these are elegant values
for the money;
All the new shades in Opera Twills, oil wool, at
49c.
All the new Eiderdowns, shades and colorings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-06


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Ingram Carpets at 22c., 2sc.. 35c., 45c.s
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Extra Super ct Coo. and zoe.
Tapestry Carpets at 45c., 5Oc.. 60c.. and
73c.;
Bodv- Brussels at Sc. and CSC. for tho
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Wilton Velvet Moquette at sl.23 worth
el.75-beautiful styles.
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