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Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
assL7EE,s VINE o. cAaCgl for Weak Nerves

Baby is Sick.-The w0eful expression
Of a Des Moines leamster'5 couutenanae
showed his deep anxiety was not entirely
without cause, whea he inquired Of a
Druggist of the same city what was best
20 give to a baby for a cold? It was not
Necessary for him to say more, his count.
anance showed that the pet of the family,
if not the idol of his life was iu distress
I'VE give our baby Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy was the druggists answer.
3 don't like to give the baby such stFong
medicine" said the teamster. You
know John OlesOn, of the Waters Talbot
Printing Co., don'5 you? Inquired the
druggist. Ellis baby, when eighteen
months old, got hold of a bottle Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and drank
The whole Of it, Ofcourse it made the
the baby 7Omit very freely 5us did not
injure it in the least, and what is more,
it cured the baby's cold The tpamster
already know The value of the Remedy,
having USED it himself, and was now sat
ishsd that there was no danger in giving
i5 even 10 a baby, For sale BY Williams,
Price & Co.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
FROX POUGHEEEPSIE.

Ihave changed my base somewhat,
from Washington township to
Strawberry; we all feel at home.
Health good IN this part Of the
county.
Everybody earnestly engaged in
their crops. All report a good stand
of corn. Cotton about all planted,
acreage above last year.
The approaching election does not
create much excitement.
The fishing season seems to be in
full blast, Our latest catch was W.
NJ. IompkIns and Big Tom Norris.
They took about 35 pounds. Big
Tom got one 81 inches long.
4. J, Smith went gobler hunting
the other morning and returned in
the forenoon haIless and breathless
but when be recovered sufficiently
to talk he failed to give a satislac-
tory account Of how he lost his hat.
We do not like the way the coun>
tv seat matter went off but we can
wait until Judge Butler decides the
matter. If he says the county Judge
dId right, all is we'll; if not there is a
hereafter We do not attach any
thing wrong TO the stand taken by
the RECORD in the matter. Let the
RECORD come on and tell rs all
about that and the other, so we can
work and have the news.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
sCEH.:35s0 e e H5s001..,y Z, !

The Eighth Annual Session of the
Evening Shade High School will open
Sept 8th, 1890, and close June i0th, 1891.
A thorough course of study has been
adopted which embraces the Normal
Course Of the State University. and de-.
signed especially for those who may de-
sire TO teach in the pu5lic schools Of the
state This course includes all the
branches required for state license By
our school laws, and is practical and
well graded,
Persons who expect TO become teachers
or desire to take q full collegiate course
will find this course of great benefit IA
them az to time, money and proficiency
System is as essential and valuable in the
school as on the farm or in the business
house.
A certificate Of proficiency will be
awarded to those who successfully com
plete this course.
Special attention, by competent assist.
sistants, will be given to the Primary
Department; thorouIhness and pracJabil,
itV being the oheif Object iu view.
Board and tuition reasonable.
7. /, HERRN, Principal.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
BAD COMPANY,

A young lady of sixteen, who had
been piously brought up, was in
yited to a party at which certain
persons of undiSguised irfdel senti>
mcnts were expected to be present,
Her father objected to her going.
" know papa" she said, "that
they speak against the Bible and
against Jesus! but you can be quite
sure that they will 90 me no harm.
| can't help that; but shall not al
low them to affect me in the least" "
my child" SAID her father, in
venting an excuse for the sudden re,
quest, "my work can't be interrupt.
0d; | have need Of a coal; will you
be kind enough to fetch me one?"
"Do you want a live coal, papaY'
"No-one that is dead--buncd
out" .te
The coal was brought. The young
lady had brought it IN her hand.
Didn't 1t burn you, my chlIdF
asked the father.
"Why no papa-how could ii?
It's dcadm
"Ol course 1t couldn't; but look
at your hand, Florence
"Wait moment, FIossic; here is
a little lesson for you while you are
washing them, 1t is tms: Com,
panion.hp with the wicked and
worIdjymay not necessarily burn
you and destroy you, but II will Ger,
tamly soil You Remember all
your life time what the apostle says;
Evil communications corrupt good
manners, "-Sclcctcd.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
ARKANSAS BLIND SCHOOL.

EVERYBODY should be proud of the
states charitable Institutions. We
give our readers a slight idea of
what the school for the Blind is
dong for this unfortunate class.
The extract IS form the MorrIton
Headlight;
This institution IS doing a groa;
work for the blind boys and girls of
Arkansas. Here they are taught to
cultivate not only the intellectual
and moral qualities but they are also
educated in the skilful use of their
hands so that they are able after
leaving this institution to earn iiye-
IIhood by their own efforts. Glasses
are Taught in a number of trades,
music, type writing and telegraphy.
They become very expert in making
brooms, upholsterIng furniture bask,
et-making, but it is truly remarka be
to see a blind boy receive a teIcg.
raph massage printing II upon the
typewriter with the rapid and ease
of the most expert operator Thus
1t will be seen that the Arkansas
Blind School is not a hospstal for
the treatment of the eyes; however
skilled physicians are employed who
treat those for whom there is any
hope and there are many instances
in.which permanent cures have been
effected.
The degree of success which has
attended the workings Of this school
is due to the able, faithful manage
mcnt aided by the ssmost skilled as
sistants employed in each depart-
ment. Arkansas should be proud Of
her school for the blind.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21

The Calumet Cotton Factory of
Mammoth Spring is offered for sale.
1t is common to speak of a Simple
drunk Any man who gets drunk
is simple.
The world IS full Of people who
enjoy seeing a TIN pan tied to the
talI of some other mans dog.
Love cannot lie, Of course, but
human experience shows that i5 can
sometimes get transferred to another
object.
NorkIngmen ont on strikes might
do something at playing ball.
One always likes to hear a pret,
ty girl talk, even if she doesn't say
anything.
Remember that YOU are not game
just because some big man makes
you quail.
The proprietor Of meat marker
ought to make a valuable membet
Of joint committee.
We welcome the SpringdaIe News
to our exchange list. 1t shows ener.
gy, health and research. Send it
right along.
Arkansas has received sI56,272
from the general government, the
States share of the direct tax being
refunded.
The cold snap last week caused a
good deal of young cotton which
had come up, to die, and many far,
rners are planting their ground the
second time. Some however, have
not the seed and so are unable to
replant. -JOnesboreo Times.
Boone, Marion, Newton and Scar,
cy counties propose to Join together
to make 4 mineral exhibit of their
various valuable ores at the Worlds
Far. We wish them success in
their Iaudable enterprise to bring
thIer hidden wealth before peopIe
who are seesng valuable mines.
When a boy I began to read very
earnestly, but at the foot of every
page read I stopped and obliged
myself to give an account of what I
had read on that page. At first l
had to read it three or four times
before got M mind firmly fixed;
but | compelled myself to comply
with the plan, until now after I have
read book once I can almost
reclte it from beginning to end. It
is a very simple habit to form in
early life, and is invaluable as a
means of making our reading serve
the best purpose.--Lord Macaulay.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will sure.
Iy do you good, if you have a congF,
cold, or any trouble with throat, Chest or
lungs. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds is guar
an'oed 10 give relief or money will be
refunded Sufferers from La Grippe
found just the thing ami under its use
had a speedy and perfect aocover7. Try
a sample bottle at our expense AMI learn
for yourself just how cd thing it is
Trial bottles free at R Mefoalf., Drug
Store. Large SIZE, SOC and 81 Oh.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
Among the GZavlls''

is the utIo Of an attractive and high.
ly interesting book ISSUED by the
Passenger department Of tho Kansas
CDlN IT. Scott & Memphis r. r. Co..
The book pertains entirely to fruit,
raising in that great fruit belt Of
America, the southern slope Of the
O2arkS, and viii prove of value not
only TO frOit'growcw, but TO every
farmer and home.scpker in other
States, looking FOR q farm and home.
The book will be mailed to any
address ON receipt oC NX cents N
postage stamps Address
d E LOCKWOOD,
Kansas City Mo,
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
Notice OF Quarterly EX-
animation.

Notice Us hereby given that there
will be % public examination Of
teachers 90 Evening Shade, Ark, on
Thursday June llth, and at Hardy
june 3th, 1891 beginning at 8
o'clock %, IN, each DAY, to ascertain
the professional qualifications OF all
persons desiring 10 ,cach m the pub.
Iio schools Of Sharp county Dmcc,
tors will please notify all teachers
Of their respective districts, All
teachers aad '.rectC, .,s3 ro
ho rroeort llNRy I for,t.
W, ca, onarp O0.,. AK.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21

Beware Of medicines advertised to
cure every disease humanity is heir to.
The use Of such medicines brings disap,
pOintment Use a medicine CT known
quail ties. 1t is an establised fact that
Cheatham's Tasteless Chill Tonic will
cure the chills 81 and - cents aud
guaranteed at j. r. Metcalfs.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21

The editor Of this paper will at.
tend the meetngof Press ASSOCIATION
May 20, provided he can collect
money enough to buy him q new
hat aud a clean pair Of socks.-Col,
oncI Ed, Warren in TeXarkaua Dem.
oCrat.
1t won't make much difference
about the new hat, Colonel, but for
PHYS sake please dou't wear youI
old socks Nashville News.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE

The best salYG in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheuu, fever
sores, terter chanped hands, chijblalns,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positive
l9 cures piles or no payment required L
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money roCGuded. Price % cents Ler
box at j. r. MataalHs.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21

A te@ reasons why Cheuthms Taste
less Chill Tonic should be used; It is cf.
leclment II is harmless il ia pleasant to
take; 1t t' quick in its action; it is cheap;
II is guaranteed 30 cure, 81 and 75c at
Metcalfs drugstore
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
PETIT,

VIM Q Peters, J A Pettijohn, R W
Cruise, S J Walker, L Lloyd, S C E,tes
r F Fore S 7 Welch VIM G King. J L
Barnes, Geo L3ck, J NJ jackson, York
Knighten, j T Sparks, W S Shaw, ? G
Taylor, D4l Rogers, W " Gawf, l. g
Ball, Henry Bacon, Jasper Justus, Jas
Norris, W F !ailey, P Ii WiIkerson.
Alternates-C Il Edwards, K NJ Ian.
derS, D NJ Halliburton, Eli Hoffman, G. L
Buchanan, I Woodbridge, NJ A Tbomp-
kins, 7 NJ Elder, P } Schales, VIM Con-
yers, III Miller, Il Lankford.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
APPLICATION 10 sELL LAMBS

APPLICATION TO SELL LANuS.
Notice Is hereby given That The unlor.
signel guardian add curator of urnrv
A, Alpha and Cecil jack, minors, viii
apply by petition ut tho August term of
The shmp probate court 1891 eor AN
order to sell the undiydod one Hfth
interest Of said minors in the lots No. l..
?, 3 4 and 5, NV frJ qr the lots No /. .
3 and 5, sw tll qr aud tbeuw fourth OF
the Sc qr Of section 81 township o north
Of range wesl} the 10 No o and 4 NV
fd a. all Of the no Qr q the uw 1t w.
ing west Of Pnoy lork creek pc otihp NV
q, OF tho no qr and NJ ~ .nao. a. .
Qr OF section 0, ia luW...
@ west, in Sharp county
ot ne qro' section ia
1' n.ge 7 wost 10 r. nd
Uyp, mput, R
Glan aul UulatuE
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
ry sLAcK:1RAueHT tea for Dyspepsia.

II. T. John the photographer,
is yet confined to his bed with rheu,
matism. He is talking OF visiting
Hot Springs to try the efficacy OF that
Baden of health.
The picnic last Saturday was a
success in every particular The
address OF John A. Abernethv was
excellent and appropos throughout,
while the band, assisted by l.. A.
Medley Of Melbourne, rendered ex.
cellenJ music.
In passing up the country last
week the RECORD man was the wei.
come guest Of Dr. +. VI. Cox and
family Of Ash Flat, on Thursday
night. The Doctor and wife know
how to make their friends feel at
home. They have a cozy home in
this sterling little village which, with
lhelr elegant taste and lndomntable
energy, is being made more attract,
i've aud comfortable with each sue
cecding week. Besides beng one
of Sharp's most popular physicians,
the Doctor possesses every attribute
that goes to make up live and use,
ful citizen.
The announcement Of J, r.
Lasley for prosecuting attorney OF
the 18th Judicial circuit appears in
to>day'S issue. Mr.. Lasley IS a na.
i've Of Kentucky but has made hi,
home in Randolph county for the
past thirteen years and has been en-.
gagged in the practice Of the law at
Pocahontas since 1888. lie Is a
leading democrat among that gallant
band Of the "untcrrhcd" whose
labors have given TO Randolph coun,
ty the proud distinction of beng the
banner democratic county of Arkau
,as, and Of course is subject to the
action Of a democratic convention
or primary, should one be held,
The "Childrcu's Day exercise,
at the church last Sunday was an
occasion long TO be remembered by
all who attended. a proruson Of
flowers oruamcntcd the altar and
pulpit, giving the building q most
inviting appearance. The entire
program printed IN the S. S. Maga
zine was carried ont IN good taste
the Ittle children taking part, doing
themselves much credit. The song
were so sweet and impressive, th,
voices Of Che little ones, led by Mrs
Gcrtie Bacon, were in perfect tune
making Hpa grand sacred concert
second ouy To the heavenly chonst
ers themselves. Superintendent
Wilkerson made u feeling and ap
propriate talk, and Rev Southwortl
preached an excellent sermon fo
the little folks. The congregation
was deeply impressed with the ser
vices, and the RECORD predicts tina
the sunday,school will now take {
new lease Of life, and that parents
who have not shown that interest il
this great work they should, will
now take hold and make the Even.
ing Shade Sunday.school what jl
Should bo--, power in The town I'm
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
GRAND JURY.

J J Thompson. Thos Wallin, II N Cone
q I Hunt, } w Mclean, RObt Stokes, II
Williams j g Mckinney. Z + johnson. J
L Sparks G. w Jernigan, W VI Jackson J
W Powell, n P Wiles, q W Johnson, G R
Hall,
Altemates-C W English, J NJ EDdsley,
o I Marsh, Green Chism, Lee Cunning
ham J BTatton. S E Justin, w H Hulest.
J W Kerr,
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
AIlOUlG Gn3It2
r1n JUDGE on TIE Itru cIacrIr.

We are authorized 10 announce John 2.
IcCLleb OF sharp county as a candidate for
Judge Of The sixteenth Judicial Circuit u Ark
-nsas, subject 20 a Dem rcrarie convention shOulj
one De held, Election TO be on Saturday. June
18th, 1871.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
McEIree's Wine Of Cardui

and rHE0Fo7O's BLACK 0RAUGHr are
for sale by the following merchants in
sharp counly'J h Nrnalf, Eve. shade, Jas r
Sulbrrin, Ccntcr Juu 3 Afatlock, Olark'on; @
lNman ~ Br IoytliJ q Brandon, poughs
kccpslc, Jas II Brown, Wnllnu.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
For June Court.

The Sheriff has summoned the
jury lists for the June term of the
Sharp circuit court which we print
below:
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
FOR PROSECUTING ArrOR ~

We are author lied 10 announce " A. Turner
as o candidate Tor prosecuting attorney OF The
fth judicial circuit Of Arkansas, subject TO a
democratic convention, should one be held.
Election June 20, 1891.
We are authorized TO announce j. r. Lasley
Randolph county, as o candidate for prose-
cutting attorney Of The I.,h Judicial Circuit, snb-
jacr 10 democratic convention should one be
held.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21

I WIN stand the celebrated stallion JOE
\ Hl'uWN, and JOAN, ihp black suuu, IA
Juck 900 my stables ON the Bur& urIcc arm,
one ulr uulh Ut ,uHWWp, lhu ensuing Fl, ,anu
iroW NmU '.l TO- JWr 1900 Is1l, 100 sI uNd sb hy
lur l.NUurN, money luu when IUU U.I .t,..
lUNrN Ur mare IWdru,
Pedigree md other particulars made known
on alpllealon W. H. II, PRICE.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21

Are now having the largest sale Of any spccla-
Giles or eyeglasses In the Jnued states Their
reputation Is not confined 10 the south alone 10
there Is now % demand for them IN almost rypry
state to the Union, and hund IT'S OF testimonials
can De given from prominent men throughout
the country whose sight hus been improved By
their use The following Rrc rev of the dis
lmg0lshed mCn Of tbo G0pu ry who recommend
them,
Gov .tno. ireland Of cNaa, Fv.Ooy. Hughes
Of Arkansas, S, d, Nc Emery, EN-Goy, OF Lou
smnu, and many ether,
All eyes fitted and me r guaranteed Mt the
drug store 0r H. II MctcGIG r"cnmg shade,
Ark. A complete line OF these famous glasses
Just received. u
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
Gar WINE OF cARDUI, a Ionic for woms,

-Luther Hamilton got lis hand
badly torn up in the grain elevators
at his fathers mill last FRIDAY.
Stanford Hall and lady and
Miss Tennie Hall of Mammoth
Spring, are here on visit, the guests
OF their sister, Mrs. r. S. Bacon.
Miss Ella Craig was thrown
from a hack on last Sunday and sus,
tanned slight injuries by the wheel
passing over her breast and should
ders.
When you come to court bring
your dull raSOrs to A. P. John. the
barber, who IS prepared to put them
IN good fix and will only charge you
Csc.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE FOR rUNLICNTION.-I0I,
LAND 0FTicE lT LTrln RooF. AnI.

LAND OFFICE AT LITTLE Rock. ARs,J
May ,, leOl.
Notice Is hereby given that the iollowlng.nqn.
Ell settler hls lllpd notice Of his ntrufiop I'm
make llnM proof In support of his claim. n1J
,u'lI Ili atil PROOF WIN be mie before comfy Judge
VIVA N Nl' absence the Co, clerk of shurp ouuplv
~ Evening Nmdo Ark, on Iuuo 70, I,Dl w,
JlQqhn Richardson II = lHli for the y hf sE 1r
70 ~, r. est no. q
names The following witnesses to provo his
continuous traldcntc upon and cultivation Of
said Mud, yiaj VI
Walkcr Clayton, j Park, &C BallrIdgc and
John Walker, Hardy Ark
u..,.,, =, RALEIGH,
M"y II % kyglslur
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21

-Mmter Coger has purchased the
property occupied by Mrs. Hig,n,
bottom Looks significant.
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
LApIMs

LADIES ,,,.,
....H. tonic, op children that wnnt bull0ans
UV should take
IttDVFN's tNON BlrTBlts' "a,
10 10 apusunt to take, cures Malaria. iu1ibNi
Ion, and BIlQusugsl, All dealers AeIp w
Sharp County record., 1891-05-21
LOCAL NEWS

The gulibilIty of the human fam,
lily makes gulibIeness itself guIibIe
M.esI.ss.. WINE OF cARDUI for female di,es,as
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28
BRISTOL.

The Choral Society met last evening at
$ O'Clock in st. Michaels chapel with Will
liam H. Spooner as chairman. The first
business before the meeting was the re-
port of the former committee which was
read and adopted. Chairman Spooner APP
pointed nominating committee consist
ing of DIR. William +. Williams, Parome-
MUS Skinner, Jr., Charles w. Young, J.
III. Young and Henry III. Tilley, which
nominated the following officers for the
year. President, Mrs. Joshua Wilbour !;
secretary, Charles +. Easterbrooks; as
sistant secretary, j. II. Young; treasurer
William +. Williams executive commit
s. +. Colt. J. II. Corthell c. W. Young
After the officers had been elected
speeches were made by 5. u. Colt and Mrs.
Wilbour. j. b. Burgess made few re-
marks and moved that committee of
three be appointed TO draft resolutions
thanking Mrs. Wilbour for the energy she
has displayed in bringing about such good
results for the society, the following gen
tlemen were appointed TO draft resou-
tions and present them to her, William
H. Spooner. :. u. Colt and j. k. Burgess
Mr. Charles H. Terrell and Miss Anna
Lindsey were married to-day at 1880 Il. NJ.
in the Trinity Church. The marriage
ceremony was performed by the Pastor
the Rev. William X Trotter.
Mr.. Arther Wright and Miss Dean
arrived here last evening from Worcester
TO attend the wedding.
Mr.. James Carr was arraigned Yesterday
afternoon before Judge Bosworth for lar
ceny He pleaded not guilty. His case
will be heard again on Monday.
Ii is high time the authorities called the
attention of the water works people to
the facts that the town of Bristol is not
getting what il is paying for one of the
public fountains being without water for
the last ten days.
Mrs. Alfred NJ. Pearse lies dangerously
i'll at her residence upon wood street.
Mr.. Frank Rawson, Proprietor OF the
State Street Saloon has been confined to
the house several days threatened with a
fever DR. George \. Pike is attending
Arrived Steamer Petrol. Morse Master,
from Newport with furniture and sailed
again for Providence.
Mr.. Charles Chaupeau during his visit
in b, occupied the most of the day on
Tuesday in fishing, meeting with very
good luck.
Capt Wyman arrived last evening, leav-
ing his vessel in New Haven unloading
coal
The Herreshoff Manufacturing Com
pany have added three more fine horses to
their business.
The prospects for the sale Of the Slater
Mill TO outside parties are very favorable.
The people who are negotiating for the
purchase are well-known and successful
manufacturers II is hoped that every in
ducement will be held out To these enter
prIsing gentlemen TO induce them to
come A wooden mill of the capacity they
intend TO run will be n great benefit TO
the town.
Mrs. John B. Pearse, wife of ex-Post-
master Pearsc, is in Boston receiving
medical treatment, and will return home
some time the latter part of the coming
week
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28
l0NSDAlE.

The Hon. Adm Capron will addres the
Kilburn Republican Club at its next re-
gllar meeting tonight.
Miss Edith Boardman who Is attending
Wellesley College spent Sunday with her
sister Mrs. George Pierce
The work OF erecting electric light poles
in the new village has been completed.
Mr. Il. Il. Hopkins has some beautiful
unnamed varieties of Japanese Chrysan-
themums that he has successfully raised
from imported seed.
The Public Schools Of I.onsdale, old
Village will be closed next Thursday and
Friday, to allow the Teachers To attend
the Teachers Institute, held in Providence
on those days.
William Goodier. the lad who was so
severely injured Monday by falling three
stories, was very comfortable this morn
ing
Miss Nilla Linnell left here yesterday
for Danielsonville, Conn, Tor the pur
pose of attending the Danielsonville High
School
Ihe evening seheol w Loasdale lnew
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-28

As suits of Printed Serge In 1O-yard
lengths for 55c., regular price sl.25.
800 yards Ladies' Cloth, ~ yards wide,
in dark, fancy plaids, at 25c. per yard;
made TO be sold at 75c. per yard.
90 Heavy Unbleached Sheets, 2H yards
wide, 219 yards long, no seam, all hemmed
ready for use, at 49c. each.
600 yards, 5s-inch wide Bates's Turkey
Red Table Cloth in remnants, at &c per
yard, sold everywhere at SOC. per yard.
2Odozen extra handsome knotted fringe
and open work, all linen, and very fine
Towels, worth 3715c each, al this sale for
2jc. each.
100 printed 40inch Plush Stand Covers
in variety Of colors, slightly damaged, 2jc.
each You can buy them anywhere at DOC.
each
200 yards x yard wide extra heavy
Shaker Flannel, always sold at 12]Ec. per
yard, we shall sell at &c. per yari.
200 Remnants OF Body Brussels Carpets
in lengths of II yards, at 75c. for the
piece these goods are worth Il per yard.