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fruitfe<< task. and nothing was left hut
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girln. approached the ro>trum and
Grover Cleveland rnse 70 listen 20 the
sr......h - medication
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nomination. Mt wilson said;
W. bring ron TO- nixhs. message from the
democratic rartv We ccme - COMMITTEES
80, ~ !. ~ ,,.,r~ :,
~.4s Won ofr.ci., ncrif~a.iou that Won have been
chosen a. - crndisxt- for sh- ono, Of prssi'
drrs . the Cuis-d Sf.s-.
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~ th.r enn~ens,or. Thi. platform contasa< =
fall AMI rxrlicit declaration % the posision %
rne n.t'on Al csroerst'c party or tne srrnt po-
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~, fh.- wr-..~.- rove-pm~,ts ,nd law. ~.n
a. Tor people must h done FOR all the people.
without prrce''enre o. section or grades o. eifi-
"i'S.'n ''s,' Sl'''H- ~ ens'n NJ,
W. oa'y NJ ne ur'''''cs''.c par,y "u'
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hrs.-- 49, vr,,r ,.-+r r.n h~.taw n 4 TIE
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rake Ruf - hslieve ~ can assure you thst
80 ~ no x "e,'x ~ So sr.' ,-n'
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vhisA rhe Prtnrir'e~ q our party shall g'ori-
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their box They were escorted 70 seats
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that section ~ the hall where Mrs.
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TiRINc OF TROOPS.

The People ~ Homestead. Pa. Growing
Weary Of the Presence Of Troops In
Their Nidst-A False Report Of the
Gathering Of Non-Union Mrn at Wash
ington. Ia. for Transfer 70 Homestead
The Jasper weekly courier., 1892-07-29

4 We must not Be disappointed II we
meet opposition in doing good
= Persecution increases converts a.
the wind adds 20 the Gre
,. The Holy spirit inspires courage -
well as truth
:. The good effects Of Christianity
arc an unanswcrablc argument % IT,
truth
s Whatever y right. however unpcP'
ular. Is sure 20 succeed NJ last
O. Salvation = through Christ alone:
IN lie convicts Of sin; t1l lie brings for
givcncss: t3l lie shows the way and
teaches the truth: ~ He gives the new
heart; (s) lie intrnsiies II motiveA
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the vote of a Democratic Vice

the vote of a Democratic Vice
P.cs;dent; but there are not less
than from 5 to 10 now classed as
Republicans and Populists who
will support President Cleveland
on all important questions,
In addition 10 til 5 substantial
Democratic malorilv already as
sured, the States OF New Mexico
and Arizona will be admitted and
add four Senators to the Demo-
Gratis. Both Territories have
framed and adopt,d Constitutions
by popular vote, bnt theg were ex-
Guided so ely because they are
Democrats. Bills have already
passed the present House for their
admission, and it il probable hat
they will be admitted before the
close of the HARRISON adminis'ra-
tion.
The next Hou'e will have a
Democratic majority over al
shades Of opposition OF nearly or
quite one hundred Philaaelph1a
Times.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-11-17
Book Card.

To the citiz MS Of GoidSboro and
surrounding county: l am se'licg
the "Great Columbus History and
will sell to any Il the complete
copy this week at publishers whole
sale prices; or will take orders for
deliver, in November and December
The book has 900 pages, 500 illus
tratiolls and II oil paintings. The
work is by four American authors,
and gives the history of Columbus
and all his travels; also of the Civil
War and Worlds Fair.
W. e.. STARTLING, Agt.,
oet.17-1w. Goldsboro, N. G
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A NEW candidate for the iaurrat

A NEW candidate for the laureate
ship of England has sprung up, in
the person ofthe Marquis Of Lnrnc.
He has not heretofore d~istineuirhs
ed himself as a wcoer ofthe Muse,
but that is a minor consideration.
He has many and weighty claims
to the position. In the fret place,
he is the Queens son-in-law. He
is also a scion of the house of Al
g,le. His family name is camp
bell, which was the name of one
of Britain's real poets. He has
furthermore written several pieces
for the papers and magazines, some
of which have been published. In
addition, he is a proficient per-
former on both the pipes and fd>
die of his native country. There
would be royal economy in max
ing him poet laureate. Besides
keeping the Office in the family, it
would furnish steady employment
TO a young man whose only bust
ness hitherto has been to act in
the capacity ola door-mat to his
royal brothers-in~law. Over and
before all other considerations,
L,rne is a canny lad and would
take the job at a reduced salary.
just for the prestige it wonld give
him among the publishing folk.
Then, too, he could make a whole
suit of Clothes for himself out OF
one corner of Tennyson's mantle
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The New Congress-.

The present United States Sem
ate has a nominal Republican ma.
lofty of 6. The present and the
new Senate will stand as follows
Present Senate. New Senate.
Republicans.....47 RepUblicans.....39
Democrats. ......39 Democrats. "A
Populists. 1855. 2 Populists ....... 5
The foregoing figures do not
present the actual political atti-
tude OF either the present Or the
new Senate. In the present Sen
ate there is not less than from 10
to Is majority in favor of tariff
reform aud against the whole pol
icy of the Mckinley bill, and there
is not lefs majority against the
Force bill. On the leading issues
which triumphed with Cleveland,
the present Senate with its norni-
nal Republican majority of 6, is
practically a Cleveland Senate,and
Senator Cameron ia with the ma
jority.
This attitude of a number of
Senators in the present Congress
will be strengthened in the new
Senate, and it will be surely
Democratic from the start. Even
with the 80 Republican and 5
Populists united they could only
tie the Senate to be unlocked by
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The next Congress.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. 1.-THE
annual convention OF the National
Farmers Alliance aud Industrial
Union will be held in Memphis, be
ginning Tuesday, November 10Th
There will also be i'll session at the
same time the ounual conventions
of the Reformed Press Association
and the Farmers Mutual AID Society,
Ali leading workers in the Farmers.
Alliance, including Gen. j. 3.
Wearcr, Gen. Fields, Jerry Simpson.
Senator P,ffer, President Louck,
and many other prominent memhers
of the order, will be IN attendance.
Delegates to the number of two
thousand WILDE present..
The Annual Convention of the
Interstate Road Congress will also
be held in Memphis. Nov. 10th. and
two hunderd delegates from the
several States are expected.
The Annual Convention Of the
Association for Amusement for
Women will be helI here, begiuni' G
tomorrow. Among the women ex-
pectpd are Mrs. Julia Ward Howe,
Mrs. May Wiigh- SsHelI, Ms
Sarah B. Elliott. Mrs. Townsend,
Mrs. Mary N. Adams, Miss Lillian
Fairehild Mrs. Sarah Wood Moore,
Louise Bxnson, Mar ha D. Strick-
lard, Alice Stone Blackwell, A. S.
Hutchinson, aud many others equal
" famous.
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Notice.

BY virtue of a decree of the SUI
perlor Court of Wayne county rem
dered at April term, 1892, in the
action of IL. We'll & Bros, VS.. j. Ii.
Thomas and others, | will sell, at the
Court House door in Goldsboro, on
Thursday, the 18th day of December,
1892, to the highest bidder for cash,
the lands described in the complaint
IN said action, consisting Of two
tracts: one known as the Hinson
tract containing about 1872 acres, and
the other known as the Sand Hill
tract and containing about 400 acres.
Ibis Nov. IA, '92. w. T. Dortch,
Id 4w. Com.
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CIR YER CLEVELAND is the only
man who ever was three times
nominated for the Presidency: he
is the only man who was ever Pres
ident, that was four years outof the
White House and then reelected.
He is the only man who ever re-
ceived as many as 800 electoral
votes. Distinguished, as he is able
and honest aud fearless, Grover
Cleveland is indeed the man of
destiny.
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90 cents.
We'll s Bros.
so, so. ST and Sc.
W. CENTRE ST.
Speciman 8

Specimen Gases,
S. II. Clifford, New Cassol, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and rheumatism
affected to an alarming degree, appetite
tuli away, and he vas terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Three bottles OF
Electric Bitters cured him. Edward
Shepherd. Harrisburg, I'll, had a running
sore on his leg Of eight years sanding.
Used three bottles of Electric B e. rs and
seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
sri his leg is sound and weE. John
Speaker, Catawba, Ohio, had DE arge
Fever sores on his leg, doctors said lie was
incurable One bottle Electric Bittors and
one box Bucklen's Arniea Salve cured him
entirely. Sold by II. Hill / Son
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-11-17

WHEN the secret Ii story Of The
past ten years in Egypt hrcomc.
made known it will be a revelation
of treachcry and cruelty almost
wiohou' a parallel, Tie be'riyai
of Arab Pasha, the bcmhardment
Of Altx4rdria,the murder Of Oliver
Pain and attempted murder OF
Osman, the anrihiliation Of Hick>
Pashas command, and Gordrn's
tffoIt to rescstablish slavery, fol-
lowed as it was by swift retr.ba-
ton on his own head-whgt q
chapter of infany, to set eff ag4ins'
the pretended pacidcat ion of the
country by England
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CREDIT, WHERE CREDIT IS DUE

CREDIT, WHERE CREDIT is DUE
MIR. Cleveland could have been
elected by a big majority, without
the electoral vote of New York.
The other States, however, which
gave him their electoral vote are
delighted and gratified that the
great Empire State gave him such
a great majority. Senator Hill,
Bourke Cochran, Chairman Shee-
han and Chief Croker and the other
New York leaders who opposed
MIR. Cleveland at Chicago, forgot
past differences and worked like
Trojans.
Tammany did faithful andeffect-
i've work, and deserves due
credit.
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a military captain, DESTROYS o.
inspiring a S 'Idier with patriotic
sentiments, asked him the fellow
ing question: What would you
think if ven saw banner waving
over the field Of battle?
| should think the wind was
blowing, was the mau's rei.ly.-
La Merghcrifa.
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lie We fticsi.noasi a-al p u. tally; ie<:.e ~
vile a.3t a IN. arrive Oxloid o.ee Il. H., ii.s
;U-+u L. u HetarnitiG leave ttaleigu : Is .. IL
ialiN tfurat@n - p ~, '1oudtr sou $50 i, L.
Uxfor't iJ,13 q. IN arrive aeySviiie LIS -. II.
Puiintn F4litge ol:epiag Cars betwcel
Ricitintn , aati .tt-eizh OH above tiaius.
atxs4 II iea iesTe heis,iiie daIiy, exc. :
Suuiay. 81 d. III arrives Edr1diu ok =. IL
Laav:; Durham a.4>a-tn-d .ily eAaep. sun LII
arriTJ. oxford 7.45 d ~.
Additional train ieiFe Is oxford daily excepi
Suutsy it:to o -, ............ arviyc iiei-
aerson ii IS - ii, j.. astu-ctas ie.s
henderson !.tu Il. m, daily exc. ounda
arrive UXIu:d $40 y, II.
"~.saingLoa ana southwestern Eesti u.
A~rianEAdaily. l. sEes w .5hilgaon lLp1 Z. u.
DanVii.e 90 IL, M, Greausb3To 10 A. VI,
sa!iso.rz 81 4 Il, 9f"flosse 10 a; y,
bury 1911 n. Cree isaoro ,ss.o1 P. 90
N.Y. tshilgton >.3o \ 81
fhroush Pullman Sleeper New York It
New or.e:snS, also o~t"cel V,saiGgtoi ~.
Aa'npais, VIA Atlanta aGd bIr:n ,ushiiu
Nos. 9 and Il canne;o as tt-caaloat tn.:.
sunday
sLEgPINa GAR SERVICE
On Trains 9 and 10, Puilna. Buffet Siaep.
between Atlanta and lev YORK. DaaTiLe ~
Augusta,
On Ii aud L. una n Buffet Sleeper te-
tween R:ehnoaG ald Danvtile, ,,......
.-..- --... in0 Puituiaa oaost Sleep
ers bot vaeu New Eurk. Hasai tgten aua
Auoxvi =, via ia.aviiie. salisbury and Ache
vile ata Pullman S%icelers between WASH
ingtou ANA atiro.a
On tra,..s = tnif2 Pullman Palace Slecpia,
Cars bv w"ea EtitiSh aud AsGevIiie.
Il H2.itk & Y. Sv,erii.L 40. ut
R,ce uJui, Va.
" u. Turk, asst tea. Pass. aet-
CEartuEa., N g,
u. Il. &frss.,u, UenJ N'Er, AtlanUa, La.
Jaa- L. Iay:or. ten tass. agent.
Atlanta, "a.
Sol Haas. 1rafii Manager.
aLlAnta. Ga
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TO PUBLIC

MYTH MANY THANKS TO The
Citizens of Goldsboro and surrounding coun-
tly for tn, ir liberal patronage in the past. ]
take this method of informing them that !
will shortly engage in The drug bu incss again,
with an entire new srock of drug and fixtures
With a practical experience of 20 years i
compound ng prescriptions and the sale of
drugs and medicines feel safe in ssuring the
public entire satisfaction, while by careful at
tention to business I hope to merit and ,e
cciye a ieeIal patronage. Respectfully,
III. G.
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GENERAL STEVENSON shar,s the
glory, he shared the labor, If our
victorious campaign and, make a
note of it. his tall figure and honest
face will loom up-a mighty thing
in the next Democratic Nation
al Convention. Who is it a com
ing? Why, Adlai.
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Statesmen - Energetic men
wanted. Free prepaid outfit. One of
our agents has earned over $4,000
in five years. p. Q. Box 1871, New
York.
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An Unreasonable Expectation,
Mrs, F~anglc-Tbere seems to be
trouble in getting the Chinese to
comply with the requirements ot
the law.
Fanglc-No wonder. [ under,
stand the photographers ask them
to look pleasant white their pic
lures are being taken.-Brooklyn
Life.
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Budsto1. The ancicnss were
crnel. l. was not an unusual iilins
for th'm to put an enemy in a bar.
rel aud roll him down hill,
Nendick. Do you think that
could have bsen much worse than
tob,-4auing?-N. Y. Herald.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-11-17

WEAVER is etalking through
his hat" up at Des Moines, Iowa.
Mrs Lease, no doubt, is talking
through her bonnet somewhere in
Kansas. Ifthesc two uniottunates
we're in North Carolina we'd send
'em to Saulston.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-11-17

Newbern J0urma1:: Tie FIST
Nort:, Csrolrna cabbage o. This
season were in the market &c tel
day. They were raised by \ ex.
Simmons, col! Il lite WAYS down
Mouse river. lie had b.'h cab
bages and green peas He 70 d
The former here aud ship ca TIC
latter.
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Wards Torsorial Palace

Nothing succcedsiike success: this nas bceL.
tho eXpeflet;ce OF 4. ID. Wa-d. the Bar Tel
since he opened business III Gotdsboro, cuuh
ae Is now able TO announce TO the puoI. that
he has got the best e~quipped 4;ie most salts
factory FonsoIlai Palace III the State.
All the popular Rarbers OF the city are Nv
mpioyed III his establishment i,foi- and
cOurteCps. rs toIlOEs
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Raleigh Aea0s-Obsc,vcr.: Sena-
tor Z bnlpn b. Vance II .xrtc'ed
to be in Ra cigh next Wcdnc.day
and will remain in The ely a few
days on his way to Wa,hi, g'on in
order that he may zee ms iriepds in
the city.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-11-17

For hobby suits-suits that have all the
essence of tailor made suits-you will
have te get ours.
EINSTEIN CLOTHING &C
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A Trying Adm ontion.-She Gnst
after accepting him)-D ut Iook
SO tenderly happy. Can't you man.
age to wear some other expression
for a little whil.l Those men over
there are watching Us, and if you
don't stop 1 sha'n't have another
proposal this year.-P.inceton
Tiger.
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jim BATES,
LII. DENT,
OLIVER
JOHN u. VILLAINS.

Continuing to thank tho public .lcr-
Gus patronage they nave extended Sosluc.
L moved with my family Guidsboro And pur-
chased a home here. anu assuring them that !
shall CONTINUE to t~xefcISe my best efforts joI
their mfort and satisfaction in my
line L remain Yer respectfully.
4 d YARD.
At Fordham's old 3 and, East Centre stree
GoldsbOro ". 4.
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Notice,

Having qualified as administrators
on the estate Of Thos. M. Stanton.
deceased, notice is hereby given to ali
persons holding claims against said
estate to present them for payment
by the first day of December, 1898,
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
Of their recovery.
ID. G. Wood and Brantly Smith,
NOV. 10th, 1882. Adm'rs.
q a CIV.
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Hendeleon Gold Leaf:: Dave
Loughlin got home Friday might
from his summer season with the
great Forepaugh show, having fla
lsbed his engagement at Roanoke,
Va. He brought with him a pair
OF fine black horses belonging to
himself and Will Wallctte bic
brother in-law. These are the
animals they rode i'll their GER
formances ss bareback and hurdle
riders and it is needless to say hey
are daisies. Mr.. L ugilliu has
been in exec lent health and re-
Turns in fine form. Mr.. Wallets
has been home a couple Of weeks.
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Asheville Gozette: Mrs. w. 2.
Wilmington, wife OF DR.. w. 7
Wilmington, died yesterday, after
a several weeks illHess. Mrs.
Wilmington was about 81 years
old and leaves a husband and four
children.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-11-17

Beggar N. /. Il is very curious,
very.
3, ggar No 2 Wha:?
Drg1ar No. 1. While ! am dali,
becoming lraser, hungaier aud
niore disrclufab'e, MY Old overroa'
is becoming grcasier, g'ossier, more
dazzling AID actually more respect
able Pats Figaro.
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All kinds Bleachcd Goods and domes
tics at cut prices at
New York Bar gain Store.
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Terribki-Arthur Di-gs-My
mythology sa, that the Minotanr
used TO eat a young maiden for
breakfast every morning in the
lab5 rinth of Minos- / wonder Why
be always went off into a deep
sleep?
Charley Riggs--Because be wac
overcome by the lass he cliewed, |
guess.-Puck.
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Wilmington M So nycr: M
W S OBJ. Z blltstI. S -f,s ti;af i
is rrtb be that Two mrnte Is lur
cent. aisiGeu1s viii tn declared II
favor of the d;posir"rs "f tie de
tnnct FIRST Nat onai Ban&. otlfi.
city, lie has no idea, E"weser
when the first Of them Will be
paid.
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Wife. If sou lose your collar
button $, easily. l shou think
you would tie a piece of string TO
if.
Husband. Great Scott! I,u't it
enough to l.ae the collar button
without going to the expense OF
two or three balls OF Irvine a week?
N. Y, HeralJ,
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STATE NEWS.

AehevilIe Citiz n: THetwo men
indeed at Marshall for homicide
or election day will have their
trial IN Dvcemher L. II. y. end
ger and j. III. GuJgcr, j., appear
ter the defence.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-11-17
I heard your father express a

very liberal view, said enc youth
TO another. He said that if you
played cards at all he wanted you
to play at home. Yes, That's sim
pie enough Il" gives me my allow
ance on the Il st Of the north aud
wins the most OF it back on the
second'-W ashington Star.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-11-17
BOAI.DEI}S.

Mrs. 3 F. Arlington has returned tc
Goldsboro and occupies her former resi-
dence on George Street, where she is pre-
pared to accommodate a imi'ed number of
boarders-esther with table board IT with
rooms furnished.
Pertjes desiring terms can apply at res
delce. IS w. l m. Nov. s.
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1892-11-17
Notice.

The stock of goods,good will &C, Of the
business of Joe A. Parker deceased, is for
sale. Apply to M. L. LEE.
'Act. IL 92 lW. Administrator.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
LADIES'
CLOAK DEPT.
$500 SALE OF JACKETS.

A recent purchase-over 500
Ladies' Jackets, principally in tan,
kersey, in double breasted or fly
front effects. Many garments,
among thcm cost $500 to 5000
wholesale, some we have retailed
ourselves at $1200to $14.0O. Your
choice tomorrow, $500.
$50 Ladies' Jackets in Scotch mix
lures, tan diagonals with pearl
buttons, and black or navy Cheviot
cloth, $3.50 Jackets in every way.
for 1915.
100 Ladies Fine Jackets in light
colors, i'll whipcords, kerseys, and
cheviot cloths. None sold for less
than $3.50, some higher yet, for
$3.50.
80 handsome $50 to $50 fine Jack
cts, all silk lined, handsomely
embroidered. mostly open front
effects, suitable for summer wear
extreme bargains). To be SIS
and S25.
$50 Ladies' Long Garments with
military capes, formerly $l4.5O and
s16.5O; Monday, $3.50.
Cloak pept-secont door,