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The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-10-05
No Sunday Work In the rransvaal.

The Beers have enacted Il law which
stops Sunday labor in the Transvaal.
The gold output, it is declared, will be
reduced by on~e-seventh, meaning u loss
OF $4,000 a month, bnt President
Kruger replies that he Will not sell the
Lords Cay Tor millions.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29
To Ranneu Birbee River.

The United States Engineer Corps
steamer, Black Warrior, has been
overhaulcd and repaired and is now
in tirst-class condition. She Is COM
bsnaiionn oil steamboat, mud digger
and dredgo, She has 1rst-class gear
OF all Kinds, Inc nachinery ia in per-
feet order and II is hopcdthnt she will
give good account of herself. She
lett Yesterday about 10 O'Clock for Inc
Di bee River where size will begin
operation in digging out bars, remov-
ing snags, logs, etc that are so detri-
mental TO navigation. She had with
her computation pile driver and snag
pullcr and Judging from the machin-
cry she had aboard she ought to be
able to pun anything out she tackles.
The Black Warrior is Differed as fol-
lows: D. B. Newbold. master; Gilbert
S. Bell. chief engineer in charge; Tom
Rowcll, pilot; William Bethel. matc;
Larry McCme. digger; G. e. Prados,
dipper lender; Larry Mcdonald, stri-
ker. She has crew of ten men, and
the whole is under the direction Of
Captain Fred Rcttig, assistant United
States engineer Mobile Register.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29
Secret Meetings.

The true character of Mr.. Buikitt's
campaign is indicated by the news
from Kempcr that he has appeared
suddenly in that county al Liberty
The fact of his coming having been
kept from the Democrats until The eve
after day on which he was 10 speak
While he is slipping out to those pla-
ces, secretly, his opponent is openly
discussing the issue OF the day in his
reputcd strongholds In Poutotoc coun
ty. Is that not sorry spectacle, for u
nan who aspires 10 a seat In Congress.
Mr.. Burkitt thinks he is smart. Ills
idea is not to meet Money and thus
keep his friends from hearing him.
But that Is q kind of childish smart
ness, that insults his fl lends, by assum.
ing that, in order 10 keep them true to
himself, he must not let them hear MIR.
Money, How long will intelligent
men allow this decoivcr TO lead them
by the nose.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29
The Truth tor Once,

The love OF the South is pet hypoc-
riley with Northern Republicans, Lut
occasionally some all too frank jour-
nal forgrts to wear its mask and cold
cruel truth breaks out in spite of pru-
dcnce. We clip from recent issue of
| the Philadelphia Press:
at is all very well 10 rejoice iu the
prosperity and growth of the new
Northwest, for there sound views up.
on the tariff generally prevail, and
their progress does not interfere with
ourselves, but the advance of the Sou h
is TO great extent at our expense.
Her cotton mills will compete with
those of New England and the Middle
States, and her furnaces are supplying
pig iron at rates which make i; impos
siblc to run those of Pennsylvania. If
the Democrats had ever been allowd
to regain control of the State Cover.
ment Of the South, Northern capital
would never have embarked in tho
development of Southern coal and
iron, and the surcst and speedicst way
to put u stop TO this competition from
men who are our political enemies. as
well as our commercial rivals, is 10 car
ry through and enforce measures like
the Lodge election law,
They don't like it, and some of them
will be fools enough TO make trouble
about ii; but if we can once more get
them into the condition they were be.
fore 1876, we won't hear any more
about cheap cotton goods from the
South. They will have other things
10 think about"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29
FOR CONGRESSES:
II. d. NJ O NE Y.
a Ringing and Encouraging Adeross
TO the Democracy Of the Fourth
District.
f.. HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC
CONGRESSIONAL Elk. Com.

HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC
CONGRESSIONAL Elk. COM
MACON, Mlss,, Oct. 90. 1892.
10 the Democracy ofthe 4th District:
Your campaign has been in PROCESS
n month and half, and within that
time YOU haye changed doubtful Dis
trict into one unqueslionably safe for
Cleveland, Money and Democracy.
Your united efforts, splendid organi
cation aud mnuful battling for the i'm
pcrishablc principles of Democracy,
nave accomplished Ibis result. There
has bcea no qucstionings, much less
striic aud contention, but every Dem-
ocrat has seemed to vic with every 9th
or MS TO "who should best work and
hest agree" Like well regulated ar
my, you have captured stronghold af-
ter stronghold Of the enemy.
Never did men Of talent so readily
lay aside private business for public
duties.
Our fellow citizens who embraced
The supposed popular falacy of Third
partyism, have had n rude awakening,
Instead of popular uprising all over
The country in favor of the new party,
thew behold it dwindfing down before
their very eyes into miserable Re
publican side show. There is no lon-
ger any concealment about this, for
Weaver is utterly abandoned.
Let the Democrats be Of good cheer;
from all over the country come assnr-
ances Of Il great Democratic victory.
Now fellow Democrats, OF the 4th
District, grid ub your loins for the
final contest. Let your yenelced acliv-
ily in behalf of our grand old party,
attest Your devotion TO lis principles.
If YOU relax your efforts now, YOU
have accomplished nothing. Let cv-
cry Democrat be up and doing. Let
ihe Democrats OF each county resolve
10 carry il. Let us make this cam
paign memorable, aud the victory COM
plete. Now for cone long pull, strong
pull and pull altogether"
GEO. G. DILLARD.
Chairman Dem. Cong. Elk. Com,
4ta District.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29
This District.

The canvass in this district is kept
up with undated vigor. The Demo-
Gratis everywhere are going all the
time.
The p. p. orators have virtually
quit the field. Even in Chickasaw
and Pontoioc Mr.. Money made the
can, ass without anybody TO reply to
him, except at Houlka, where Mr..
Burkiit was forced 10 meet him, their
appointments coming together there.
Mr.. Money has made the most thor
ough and brilliant campaigns ever
made in the State, and has made votes
for his party at every place lie has
spoken.
One by one the doubtful counties
arc becoming surely Democratic.
Even in Chickasaw. a count of noses,
carefully made, at each box, shows the
p. p. only 1874 votes ahead. WalihAlrs
speech is good for hundred votes al
Houston on tho 9th of November
lie also epcaks at Randolph in Ponto-
toe on 3lst of October. after which
Pontotoc will no longer be thought
doubtful. Winston, Kemper, Carroll,
Choctaw and Webster have all come
into the Democratic column.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29


Is Mr.. Burkitt q dcccivcr? Let us
see. In the first place, his effort 10
keep his friends in ignorance by try
ing to keep them from hearing Demo.
cratic speakers, shows that he does
moi trust them.
His failure to meet Mr.. Money in
his own county and in pontotoc, is II
second argument, That he is trying TO
slip into Congress through secret
organization, not 10 Alliance, posi-
bly,. but Gdcon's Bind.
The deceivcr always deals in sccrc.
cy. lie does not get up like man,
before all tho world, aud show his
hand. lie accepted the nominations
for Congress on the Peoples Party
platform, which denounccs Federal
interference with elections and yel lie
declares he will vote for Federal
election law-ihnt is law winch
provides for some kind of Federal in-
terfcrcncc with elections, the very
thing his party platform denounces,
Carrying ont his principles, he has
IN this election called for Federal SUI
pervisors, Thing never done before
except by Republicans. This action
is direct insult TO the people Of the
district.
Again. His party platform leans
farther towards tree trade than the
Democratic, but Mr.. Burkilt gets on
abe Republican platform on the tariff
question and declares that n high tar
III is necessary. These ARE 10 The two
Issues OH which he has clearly goue
over 10 the Republicans. and has aban-
doDed his own party principles, No
wonder he wants to meet his friends
in little secret conc'avcs whore no
inan can show him up in his true col
ors.
Moreover. for whom arc tho p. p.
electors 10 vote, If elected? The Re-
publicans met in convention IN Grona-
ala aud resolved not to put out ticket.
OF course they will vote for the r.. +,
electors. What is tho bargain9 lie
that runs may read. Mr.. Burkitt has
sold Out his whole party, Is the legili-
mate answer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29
80 PoIEDExTEB

Best mare OF gelding 10 harness under
yrs, Noxco rnised colt to harness yrs old.
N0xubce raised mare over and under b,
marc colt NOx raised over aud under 2,
fustost Nox iaised lilly TO harness and I'M
der A ID best geldlng yrs and over; sud-
idle colt Nox ralseu over 3 and under 4, De.
cans Also specials
BE. H.. Smyth. best Noxuhee County
raised mare TO harness over and under 4
yrs old. BOO.
s. J I stinson for fastest Nox raised FLY
TO harness over and und,r 4 50
w W PETERSON
Bst display of guinneas, I'd best south
down buck aud eve, pr angora goats, dis
pay Of game chickens aud turkeys, spcci-
men Of rice
Mrs SMITH PETERSON
Bst molcskin painting and lamp mat, also
special
50 Black a. Newbcrger best article MOLE
skin painting, founce
Mrs s A PABKER
I'd best specimen hairwork
PATTY & II HOLEERG
Bst display Brahmas, Cochins, Lnngshans
Bantnms, Peafowls, Muscoyy ducks, Tot
louise geese, ID best display Lcghorns
JIG PARSONS
Best half Blu sweet potatoes and plate figs
Mrs Il II PATTY
Bst painting In flowers on porcelain, best
plaque in oil, screen any design, specimen
applique work
l. b RICHARDS
2d best stallion 4 yrs old aud over. LIST mo-
ney In pacing
REINACH & PETERSON
Best mare over . and under 3 and mare to
harness over 2 and under3 Also special
AZ. Winston Jones ~ Co. through M. J.
Reinach. best mare to harness over two aud
under three years old $40.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29


The old negroes delusion about The
forty acres and tho mule WINS never
more silly and ridiculous than the
claims OF the Third party and the fond
ness with which some look TO it for
delivcrancc. am IN politics u Prohi-
bitionist first, last aud always, but In
tho hopelcssness of our minority can
occasionally pick out men IN the ranks
of other parties for whom would
vote II my vote were necessary to their
election Grover Cleveland will be
our next President OF the United
States aud ought TO be. We never
had better President than Cleve.
Land. --Sam Jones.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29
Sale Of Land I!
Tie rrnncls vnnlesrr. SHOE Co. ct al


I. II. Scott. ct. al,
In pursuance Of decree Of the Chancery
Court OF No>ubce County. Mississippi,
made In the above stated cusc, |, us receiver
In said case. will on the LIST Monday in No
vembcr, 1892, ut the cour, house door In
the town Of Macon, between the hours of
II a. NJ, and .. m, sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the one.half
interest Of 4. y. Scott. in the lands lying
and being in said Noxubeo county, and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
Lot ~ OF See. 30. 4 -. II 10.
SeQr, oil scqr. OF Sec. II. Il. 10 X. Is.
Il half OF half OF See. II. 4. 10, r.. Is.
T. half of Il half of sec. %, 7. 10, II. Is.
Neqr of neqr of Sec. 20, 4. 10. II. Is.
s halt of Neqr Of Sec. 20, +. ID, II. 49,
w half Of Seqr OF section 26, L. Ii, Il. 10.
Swqr Of see. 20, T.. ID, Il. Is.
Nwqr Of see 26 Y. 10, Il. IS.
Swqr of see. - +. l3, X. IS.
Nwqr or sec, "a, r. 10 II. IL.
Swur of sec. 10. r. 10. Il. Is.
Nwqr Of see. 10. +. IL, X. Is.
Swqr of see. 70, 'r..l3, II. 49,.
Seqr of sec. ~. T.. ID. II. lie.
Neqr of sec. H. T. ID. u. 10.
Scqr of see. Is, II. 10. X. IL.
MAT MAHORNER,
Receiver.
Oct Its.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29
The Queen of Cures.

Creole Female Tonic is n certain and
speedy remedy for all forms Of female
arrangements. II will cure the worst
form of prolapsus uieri after physi-
clans have proved of no avail. 1t has
stood The test and to-day it is the most
popular remedy in the South. Ii is a
splendid tonic.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29

FrnnkIinton. In, Dec. %, 1901.
We tried DIR. Tichenor's Aniscplic
on Horse so sick with Collie that we
had given him up to die. To our SUR
prise AID pleasure no was soon re-
lieved aud cured. We recommend II
for collie. MAGEE BROS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29
Bncklen's Arnlca salve

THE BEST SALvE in the world for
Juts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter. Chapped
Hands. Chlblnins, Corns; aud all Skin
Eruptipns. and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required II Is guaranteed
TO give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price % cents per box.
For Sale by j. u. ToNgs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29

f. 7. Chase of Alyarado, Texas, had
catarrh. lie gained thirty-fve pounds
in seven months by using "Cactcrine"
or extract Mexican Cactus. For sale
by T. S. Murphey.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29
Nerve Fag.

That tired feeling, nervousness, ir-
Irregularities, suppression and ELL d.
seases of the female organs are imme-
diately relieved and promptly cured
by using he great Southern favorite
Creole Female Tonic. II viii build up
weakly women and make them strong
II restores color to the cheeks
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29

Prcslon's He'd AXE Is Tho best cure
for headache. II will euro any kind
of headache IN Is minutes. Lawyers
iihvsicians aud al members Of tho pro.
icssion fnd Immediate relief from
headache uy using IL. II isl gunrun.
ccd sure. No cure 10 pay,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29

PICKENs. Miss, Nov. 81, 1891.
| can recommend DR. Tlchenor's An,
tiseptic as q first class family medi
cine. j. II. WILLIAMS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29
Dr.. Tichenor's Antiseptic.

For sale by
J. +. Jones & 4. $. Murphey, Macon.
DR.. w. w. Hamilton Brooksvllle.
O. r. Hamilton, Shuqunlak.
j. ID. Rnndlc, Crawford.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29

You always will ilnd fresh Crack err
Cakes. and tho finest Candles and
Glowing gum at q, L, Ilcinricifs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29
Iuka Normal Institute ,

TUEA. MISS.
Eleventh year begins Sept. @. Meals,
lights, rlel, lodging laundry, books and
tuition for 40 weeks cost Si55.50; As weeks
SlsG. Music and art extra. Schools sup
Piled with teachers. write to
II, A. DEAN, Prin
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-10-29
List Of Premiums

dtCnyded at The ~. c. Far, 1892
WI. AUGUSTUS,
Beat Jersey Bun over and under 2.
Best grade heller, over ! and under 2.
Best Southd0wn Buck. year and over.
Rest Southdown Eve year and over,
Best Southdown Eve and lambs.
MISS sALLlE ALLEN,
Best plate apples, ID best plate figs, best
plate pears. 2d best painting OH sa,in, "a bt
drawn work, best white cake. also speeiai
80. Geo, ID. Barnard a. Co. st. Louis, I'd
beet drawn linen napkins $500.
MISS LOUISE ALLEN,
ID best plate Of pears.
MRS. j. E. BASS,
Best Brood marc aud largest number colts
A. d. BlNION,
Rest mare years old aud over. 2d hest
Noxubee raised mule W and under 2, best
Noxubee raised mule under W, best Nox-
ubee raised mule colt over and under 2 yr
Also special
Al. ljrrbson g. Gathright, Louisville. Kv..
through their salesman. J. G. Kincunnon,
one line Ky. spring seat saddle for best hors
colt, over one and under two years.
d. j, BUCK,
Best bull over and under 5, best loaf Of
light bread. also special
81, Francis Whitaker, best loaf light
bread. star ham.
j. b. BINION,
2l best half bnshc of corn, 81 best % ears
OF corn, best 10 stalks OF coru.
MISS MAGGIE BOYKIN.
ID best crochet lace. not less than . yds.
MISS EMMA BOYLE,
Best fancy bed cover any design.
MISS NELLIE BECHrEL,
Best 4 spee'men, needle work, best spcei-
MRS. HARDIN BROOKS.
Best display of paper flowers. Also spc
line hat for best display Of cut flowers
raised by exhibitor.
MRS. BOONE,
Best WOODEN home knit hose.
JN0. II. COCKRELL,
ID best stallion to harness under years,
best Noxubee raised colt to llarnt SIS years
old. I'd best male colt NoXubee raised over
2 and under 3.
J.B CUNNINGHAM.
I'd best mare yrs and over. I'd best sad
die colt NoXubee raised over and under 8,
best peck pecans.
MISS JENNIE CUNNINGIIAM.
Best landscape in oil, best set drawn lin
en- napkins.
II. O. COLE.
Best jack any age, best jack and 3 OF bis
colts,
l.. l.. COLE.
I'd bst Jersey bull over and under 3, bst
Poland China boar best SOW under year,
best display of Leghorns. best display Ply
mouth rocks, OF bronze turkeys, I'd best for
Pckin and puddle ducks.
MISS MAUD COLE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-13
DRESS GOODS.

The terrible dust and muss there to is be raised dur
ing the extensive alteration 10 do great damage
TO u.s. thereby sustaining greater loss we prefer to
reduce prices and move the goods and let you have the
benefit. Here prices hrst class and reliable
goods Come and see them and convince yourself
1000 yards double width wool mixed Homespuns
Suitings specially suitable for wrappers and house
dresses, Zoe a yard.
Here is the sale of sales, the greatest values
measured over dry goods counter.
100 pieces all wool Sutngs, including Scotch Che
viots and Homespuns In the latest designs Storm
Serges Henrettas, all wool French Flannels, Novelty
Suitings Brlantines Wool Flannes the lowest values
anything in the lot soc and many worth as much
as $500 a yard-al go without limit reserve at
25c yard.
Here is another great bargain for you. Hundreds
of pieces fashionable wool dress fabrics Bedford Cords
Jacquards Storm Serges Imperial Serges Henrettas.
Novelty Sultings worth less than 75c yard and
many of them ST yard-your choice of the lot 47c.
81 inch ladies CLOTH just what you want tor any
style out door SUITS extra fine texture and smooth I'm
ish, :the $Ioo quality for 73c yard.
Navy blue Storm Serge is still in high favor We
show wonderful cloth, 40 H. wide at 2 sc Il yard.
81 inch ladies Broadcloth finest French finish,
twenty of the choicest shades Produced also black
our alteration price 9Sca yard.
All 70c n yard-46 in and 90 in. satin finish
Henriestas Bedford Cords, Crepon Suitlngs Imperial
Serges. BOTANY Serges Guinea Cords, Nelvets Pop
Inns and all the newest effects the regular value is
from $Ioo to $I.25
= Imported Novelty Suits, no two alike and in
GLIDING of the end best OF the seasons pro-
ducton values up to $2o-aeration price $3.50 suit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-13
Flannels and Sheetings.

Extra quality white wool flannel, the 25c quality
for SC.
Extra heavy white shaker hannels at 434c, &c,
SIC and 1Oc.
Extra heavy canton lannes at 434c, &c, SIC
and lob.
Elder down fannels in all shades cut to SOC.
Blankets by the thousands, one lot at 69c pair.
pair blankets extra large size and heavy special
price S2.9S.
Comorters at all prices ranging in price from
Extra heavy yard wide unbleaohed sheeting re-
duced to &c.
Fruit of the loom and Lonsdae musins down to
7Hc
Pillow case sheeting bleached IOc yard
Double width sheetiEg, unbleaohed and extra quail
ity, 15c yard.
Ladies flannel skirt patterns reduced TO S9c
Farmer satin skirt absolutely stainless black see
GA chenille covers beautiful patterns reduced TO
- S G5e gil Sd POreres beautiful designs at 1895
100 pair lace curtains the $500 quality for S1.69
pair
Five foot curtain poles with brass trimmings
plete. 19c
Special values in our linen department price on
damasks and towels.
Imported Saxony yarn reduced to IOc to close.
Best quality tinSel cord, Sc "a ball two for &C
Headrests. silk covered, at 25c soc and 75c
100 dozen silk handkerchefS, embroidered at sc.
See our line of linen handkerChlefS at &C. Zoe.
15c 25c, they world heaters.
Special value in ribbons. corsets soaps and per
fumer eS
Hand croehet facinators and Ice wool saaues. 25c
SOC SOC. 7jc To - 90
We GER AMY could f. this whole paper in quoting
you prices from the various departments. but when
shopping at you viii readily notice the
erous goods marked out IN plain figures which not
mentioned IN ads
Maii orders promptly attended to.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-13
Hosiery and Underwear.

so dozen ladies' all wool cashmere hose seamless,
19c pair.
so dozen ladies' all wool hose, ribbed tops CSC,
worth 4Oc.
SO dozen ladies fine English merino hose with
high heels cut to 49c
dozen infants fine cashmere hose with silk heel
and too, worth 4oC, now 25c.
so dozen mems natural wool socks the 25c kind,
1 SC or three for soc.
Lad es Jersey ribbed vest and pants, 19c each
Ladies fancy ribbed vests and pants 4oc goods for
Ladies non-shrinkng underwear and union suits
at special prices
One lot chdrens underwear, goo and Csc values
down to 1 sc.
One lot chidrens underwear soc and 6oc values
down to 25c.
Ladies equestrian tights fast black as low as 39c.
Mems underwear in gray, the soc quality down to
SOC
One case mems all wool natural gray Shirts extra
heavy S9c.
so dozen mems night shirts, we'll trimmed and
neavy muslin, cut to 49c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-13
andCo
TRIMMINGS.

Handsome brocaded silks for trimmings and Ella
borate toilets Choicest things the fabric artists have
produced.
Special values in all dress trimmings an Innings
here are but very few OF the special prices
One lot silk feather trimming. all shades, sold at
5oc-now 19c yard.
One lot coored silk gimps, sold at soc and 75c a
yard-now 25c yard.
Feather Trmmngs-5oc and 75c qualities for 25c
yard.
See our line of Jet and Fine Gimps
The I8c quality selesia extra heavy in all shades
lie a yard.
The zoe quality linen canvas dress facing, I2Hc
a yard. y
The 25c quality double faced selesia, 1Sc yard.
The best lining cambncs 3 7sc a yard.
Veveteen dress facngs, &c yard.
All dress Innings at special prices.
One lot, 54-nch, extra quality plaid and striped
knaps cloakings reduced to 99c yard
Another lot 54-nch coakngs, beautiful soft goods
reduced from $500 and 1925 to Lbs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-13
HERE ARE THE FACTORS.

az inch all wool Henriettas the soc qualities for
SOC yard.
IL inch Imperial Scrgcs the CSC quality for 47c
yard.
10 inch Imperial Serges extra fine finish the ready
seller ut $780, for 7jc yard. Alteration price.
20 inch satin finish Henrietta equally as good
seller 500 for Toe yard.
81 inch fine Bedford Cords. the 75c quality for soc.
Priestley's silk warp Drap dc Alma, the $3.50
quality for just even LOO.
Presley pure Australian wool Melrosc. the 500
quality for &c yard.
PriestIey's navy Cravenete (water proof suitings
S1.25 yard. sold everywhere at SL75
Priestleys silk warp Railway Cord at Si.5O,
worth $500
PriestIey's Buttany Serges in navy and black OK
ira wide. the $500 quality for ~l.j5.
prcsteys Ravcnna Twill Sutngs beautiful
weave and produced by Priestley exclusively the so
quality at 9>c yard.
Complete line of Crepes Nuns Vclngs and deep
mourning goods
Special values in all other black goods which we
carry besides the Prestey manufacture
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-13
BLACK GOODS.

This department offers and choice fabrics
than have ever Teen shown at one time by any one
concern. We carry complete line of the celebrated
Priestey's goods in all imaginable styles, weaves, tex
lures and quaties-just think the great risks
taking IN having these goods our hands during the
alterations, but if price is inducement for you
will surely dispose of these goods.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-13
BLACK SILKS.

Black silks are again in favor-Armures, Benga-
lines French Fables and Gros Grains. Guaranteed
quail les and lowest prices
Black Gros Grain silks extra quality, SOC yard.
Black Crystal Cord silk, the weave, SIPS
quality SOC yard.
"a inch black satin Rhadame extra quality, CSC
yard.
The Natchaug Crystal Cord silk, best quality
S1.19 yard.
Double warp Surah silk black and all colors,
69c a yard.
Many other bargains in black silks