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Democratic messenger., 1892-04-09
GEORGE w. PURNELL. Attorney at Law
MORTGAGES SALE
OF NALI ABLE
Real Estate :!
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

By Virtue of authority contained in
a mortgage deed from William q.
Strickland and wife and Alfred &.
Strickland and wife to Lucy ".
Drexel and William J. Arkell, Trus-
tees, dated the twenty-third day of
March in the wear eighteen hundred
and ninetv-two. aud filed for record in
the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Worcester County. the un-
dersiened will sell At public auction.
for CASH. at the court House door
in the town of Snow Hill, Worcester
County Marslnnd. on
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-09
THE WORLDS FAIR

The above lstraton of the worlds fair oaug hters.
will be observed that the American girl the ares of the
fair Probable nothing lends to her charms than her
head gear. A. L. Powels millinery department open
and presided BY experienced mincr who suit
the most fasdious. Here you VII find Ribbons, Laces
Flowers Feathers and everything else in the Millinery line
at prices that defy competition New stock of Dry Goods
Notions Shoes, etc. "A. T. POWELL, Berlin.
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-09
TUESDAY,.
April 10Th, 1892,
AT > n'CL.Nlk m I'M. .

Al : OtIDCk J.. NJ,
all that farm in the Sixth Election
District, of Worcester county, where
the said John +. Taylor now resides
containing sixty acres of land, more
or less. also all that tract of land in
said district which was conveyed unto
the said John +. Taylor by Elj,h \
Carmean and wife by deed dated
Sept. 18th, lsSj, and recorded among
the land records of Worcester county.
in Liber / T. w.. No. II, folios :33.'
$40, containing fifty acres Of land,
more or less.
TERMS--CASH.
DANIEL e. HUDSON,
Administrator c. I. a.
of Henry G. Hudson.
CLAYTON J. PIRNELL,
inch 2ti Is Attorney.
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-09

DION MORRILL,, NJ standard of
Brown mother Of Betsy full sister
Dion limco three old making
first mi in Ill.
MORRILL, by Winthrop Morrill, 1, Sire Of Honest Harry
Senator 2l.
o Of Fanny who the mother by Winthrop
Morrill, of Samt' 'Ht a.
WINTHROP MORRILL, Morrill, lis, sire of FearraIgt
Lyle racco and sire Of dams Nellie 80 Green
knss horse who sired by Royal
Nurean by Justice Morgan and of
daughter o Morgan Eagle.
old Morrill, $50, of Mountain Maid 279
performers daughter Of the o he he
Sherman Morgan, he by Justice Morgan
OLD MORRILL, the Jnnson horse by 1oung Bulush. by Bull
and Of daughter of harrington horse
Vance horse bv Imp. Messenger
MORRILL, Hill Tuesday March 10Th and
the At Poomke City
Princess Tuesday April 18th and alternate
Tuesday thereafter
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-09

PHILADELPHIA.
Concerning Printed Cotton Goods
We the sn
rhavewe
fine 0 exquisite coloings the present
We the prominent the
a 2 per Yard.
and designs feathers
Nearb be eoundt,c
Crepons a. 371s. Ocentsp per Yard,
which entirely These goods resemble silk
The grounds
il bow mot oddd and small
Another material is the
Bedford Cord Gingham 371s per rYard
in weave the beautiful col
bias that make almost endless colongs of
perfectly
Tij at 1917 per Yard.
fabric black mclu grounds
cooree and ardne
making
charming small There sand
production printed of
"a mo
Highland zephyrs at 18 cents
in neof dsandSt in al the wcoorin
Idealean, a. per Yard
is cosere wooen The
material thin cool and durable shown striking
Samples of the Above Goods will be furnished upon
Application. Address
StraWbridge 4 Clothier, @ #:ss ] ::: Philadelphia
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-09

CLAYTON J. rrKxELL, Attorney at Law.
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-09
French Printed Broche, at 371-2 cents

This fabtic practically controlled by us. is
cadcd in self colors, with dots, cubes, flowers scr
and tastes in designs, representing feathers +
broche effects.
Near by will be found the
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-09
Cotton Crepons, at 371.. 4

which are entirely These goods resemble an
sheerness The coorngs OF the grounds fin
figures in bow knots, odd designs and small flower
Another material is the
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-09
STRAWBR|DCE & CLOTHIER,
PHILADELPHIA.
Concerning Printed Cotton Goods

We call attention of the things
Printers OF which have this fairly
large and varied and the
designs exquisite coorngs the present
We as the most prominent of the year
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-09
Bedford Cord Gingham, at 81

These closely resemble the wooden Bedfords in weave
ors, uniquely give them style of their We 81
bias effects that make up almost endless assortment
are perfectly fast.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

We are surprised to find that some
readers Of our article on the Nicaragua
Canal of yesterday think The Times OPP
posed to the Government aiding in the
building of the canal II it IS afterwards
to pass under the control of private par
ties. The Times is unequivocally in favor
Of the Government aiding in building the
canal according TO the plan Of the act
introduced into Congress as explained by
us yesterday. even If it does pass under
private control after 1t is constructed.
The Times wants to see It built, and ii
then wants those interested IN 1t 10 In
demnify the Government and take 1t
under their own control.
II the canal were in existence 1t would
save this Government untold sums in
enabling It to make one naval establish
ment do for both oceans, whereas we
have now TO keep up practically two naval
establishments. one for the Atlantic and
one for the Pacific.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
A HARD TIMER.

A UNIQUE Entertainment TO he Given by the
Cycle Club Boys.
The Richmond Cycle club on next
Monday evening will entertain them
selves with a Hard Times Smoker
All attending will be dressed as tramps'
and a prize will be awarded the toughest
specimen.
The invitation sent out is printed on
common brown paper, with envelope 10
match, and reads as follows:
Your Presents is most
Respectfully Asked
at
Hard Times SMOKER.
RICHmond cycle Club,
MONDAY, December the 18th.
1872
The fun begins at o'clock
at night.
prize will be awarded to the toughest
Specimen.
Admission by Membership card only
They can be obtained from the
Captain.
PROGRAM.
/. Arrival OF the Tramps
2. Address by hard-Case'
. Music A Komical Scamp.
4 chin Music by your Uncle Jones.
g. Solo ton Jhe) Ashpdhh'
G. The Sports surprise
7. Selection by Charlie Cut-yer Korns.
g. Dancing I'm the Temple.
Part Second.
a. EAtIn
y. SmOKin
c. Awardin Of Prize.
]. Caesar, Levitt.
r. McCorkle, Burlington.
H. Bullyboy, Angle.
Tramps in Charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17

vt,ha. soer,e 70 be simplicity in numet-
o,,e ,oiiots IL often the acme OF artful-
ness This is true Of the ruine-neckeu
corsages. an example of which is SHOWN
in the sketch, and generally OF the use
of rufIles and ribbons on the WAISTS Oh
house dresses. Never nave rIoOons peoH
en- cbean. one stands dazed before a
counter NJ ribbon bargains Yet it will be
moro extrayagance TO buy any unless you
know what TO do with IT, Here Is an IDEA
10 beIn Won out. Get yards and yards OF
como niaid or "old fashioned" figured
ribbon. They come in queer greens ana
eravs-in almost all colors, for that mat
ter. Now dig out OF the rag bag gown
Won had quite given up, the gown you hau
In mind when you bought the ribbon
Saw IL is green. 1t is faded ana solleu'
Never mind that. but sew the rlpoon
in striDes quite close together up ana
down the skirt from belt to hem. Flt the
strines about the waist, Of course.
Nv. use the rest of the ribbon on the
,vaiet Nfavbe YOU can only get jacket
fronts and n back out Of the old dress
Cover the Jacket or Zouave fronts win
the ribbon. Put In a loose vest ana
sleeves of surah or China silk 10 match
the shade of ribbon, say gray ace the
collar Of your ZouaVe with thls gray
ond mako a nice little pointed belt. II
Won want to be just right line the
Xouave with the silk. Trust me you VII
have q very stylish quaint dress. or
course If viii cost you something, but
not near as much as gown not han
so pretty would have amounted to- II
GOTTEN "out and out" DO your hair up
nicely and prettily, in a knot at The back
Of your head. Stick comb pin in 1t,
wear It all with an air Of confidence and
YOU will have all the girls raving with
envy. When the gown is done, stand at
the window and let them see II as they
go by. OF course, you must look iar
or,av" so they won't suspect your de-
s,rn FLORETTE TEMPUS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
SATURDAY, DECEMBER II, 1892.
SIX PAGES.

our readers will observe that The Times
this morning has a seven-column page
instead OF a six-column. as hitherto. This
IS made necessary by the great pressure
OF advertisements. and our desire that
the amount OF our reading matter shall
not be diminished by the increase in the
volume Of our advertising matter. Our
wonderful press can print a six-column
or a seven-column paper Of two. four
six. eight. twelve or sixteen pages, and
in less than half an hour can be shifted
from the six-cOlumn 10 the seven-column
adjustment, or vice versa, as the neces-
sity Of the case may demand. our press
has always been adapted to either six
or seven-coumn page, but so far we
have confined ourselves TO the siX-column.
with the issue Of to-day. however. we
begin the use Of the seven-column page.
which can be substituted by the six
column at will after slight alterations
and adjustments in the press. This en-
largement Of The Times, taken in con-
nection with our marvellous type-settng
machines and our other advanced equip
ments, places It in the van OF Southern
journalism and challenges favorable
comparison with the greatest newspapers
I'm the Union.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17

Hippolite has shown on more than one
occasion that he fully understands the
means which he must employ TO keep
himself in power. lie is prompt and he
is merciless. and the two traits were
never more strikingly illustrated than in
his action in shooting not only the man
who sought few days ago to assassinate
him in his palace, but also the outer
guards whose vigilance had been eluded.
The probability is that these guards were
asleep. but II that was the case. It does
not diminish the admiration and awe with
which Hippolite is regarded by his fell
low-citizcns or subjects because he seized
upon the dellnqucnts innocent or guilty.
and hurried them to the garden. where
they were shot ia cold blood. This Is
the spirit OF Dessalines and Christophe,
two Of the greatest monsters that the
world has ever seen, but 1t ensures for
Hippolites administration peace and
stability.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17

The death Of Randall L. Gibson. Sena-
tor from Louisiana, removes from the
political life Of this country a man who
has occupied very conspicuous and
honorable position. His services TO the
South have been great Able. dignihed.
conservative, yet jealous and vigilant,
he was a representative who reflected the
highest credit upon the section to which
he belonged There was no man in Con-
gress from the Southern States who was
a more admirable exponent not only Of
the loftiest political sentiment Of this
part Of the Union. but also of it's most
elevated and refined social culture. In
both respects. he recalled the best ira
ditions Of the period before the war.
Louisiana Will ind it difficult to replace
such useful public man and such an
accomplished gentleman In the Senate at
Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
TABLE FILINGS.

Linens
Table Sets-cloth and dozen napkins
TO match, hemsutched all round ana
beautiGed further by various designs
IN drawn work.
with cloth 2x2 - yards, Si.95, 500 S''5O'
Sl1J0, Si5.40 80.
With cloth 2x3 yards, '6.7j, $3.50, $3.50
and up TO $3.50 The $3.50 is fringed'
Fruit Sets-nineed. with colored Dor
ders, 2x2 II cloth, $i4s; 2X5 yard cioth'
SS.4S.
Lunch cloths. colored or white borders
exceedingly pretty; fringed. * yards'
H.25; Zx2 ~ yards. Si.a6 $40 To ~
SILK and Linen IN combination very
elegant, rich colorings.
Centerpieces, 3Ox30 III, So SO, A.25' |o.5O
and s6.Ss
Scarfs. designs 10 match, 22x6S in
iringed. $3.50. 1915 in, hemsiitched
s5.Z; YARDS Ions, $3.50 2lx3j in.' 800
Mats to match, % and &c.
Doines. any color, 10 match, Xxi H.
$50 a dOZ.
DAMASK DOILIES. SIS. N.65 and 81
a dOZ. OF course Doilies cheap as toc
a d0z., If you want.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17

bert, OF Alabama, chairman OF the COM
mlttee OF Naval Affairs OF the House OF
Representatives. believes In continuing
work on our navy until It corresponds
with the dignity. power and place OF this
Government. and he may feel perfectly
satisfied that the country will respond
70 and indorse whatever reasonable mea-
sure he may bring forward that looks to
that end.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
Tobacco Company Chartered.

A charter was granted in the City Cir
cult Court yesterday to THE Thomas
Hanewinckel Company" The object is
to engage in the business Of buying, man
ufacturing, curing. shipping, selling and
dealing generally in tobacco OF all kinds.
The company is authorized to acquire
all the capital stock and property owned
by II. n. Thomas or any other persons
firms or companies. The capital stock Is
from $500 to $4,000. The general Office Is
TO be in Richmond.
The officers are: President, II. I.
Thomas; Secretary and Treasurer, Ed
ward Hanewinckel. Directors. the above
and w. l.. Walker W. T. Trisg and f. w.
HaneWinckel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
DRY GOODS, &c.
I~~~>~s~D~~IN~- ~-0~0-o~c-~~0~>N>~~
o&}'9FE5:N
~
II, 10, IS and II east Broad
Store open evenings till 10 till
Christmas.

Last evenings weather report
said to-day d be rainy. A grand
shopping time here if it IS. re,
member the childhood pleasures OF
ransacking the garretOn rainy days;
the pleasant surprises? The Big
Store is full of SurpIises-for de,
spite our effort to display goods and
tell you Of them in the papers you
don't begin to grasp the complete
ness Of the store. To-day II IL
rains the crowd u be smaller and
you'll look about more lelSurely'
Yesterdays store news. is memo
randa for to-day and Wen give you
these hints from what we have IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
The Executive.

Governor Mckinney yesterday removed
the political disabilities OF Henry p.
Hurt. of Lunenburg county. who In 1874
had been convicted Of grand larceny and
sentenced TO two years imprisonment in
the penitentiary. The request TO relnstate
him as citizen was granted on the peu-
tion OF a number of prominent citizens
Of that county.
The Governor refused 10 pardon John
Myers. Of Shenandoah county. who IN
May last was convicted of grand larceny
in the court of that county and sentenced
to one year and eleven months imprisoh-
ment in the penitentiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
Property Transfers.

Richmond.-George f. and 7. ID. Newell
to NJ. J. and d. a. Richardson FOOT
on west side Twenty-hrst street. near
Grace. s..
Salie y. Stouts trustee, TO Minta A.,
wife Of Leroy T. Brown, same deed re-
ported from Henrico County Court Sep
TENDER 70, 1891. $500.
NJ. f. Tower to c. +. Hunter . % feet
on north side Main street, $500.
Sarah J. Williams to Lawson and
Pinkoy Foursey. g feet on north side
Leigh street, near Kinney, 800.
Hcnrico.-Fairmount Land Company to
D. b. Walerstein, l24 1-6 feet on east
side Twentieth street between r and ),
and 81 II feet on east side Twenty-sec-
nnd street betWeen r and S. 81 l5S.91.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17

The country owes 1t to the Democratic
administration OF Mr. Cleveland that a
real beginning was made towards CON
structing for us a navy adcQ iate TO pro-
tecting American interests in III quarters
Of the globe. and sufficient 10 defend our
harbors II any foreign power should
unfortunately 80 to war with MS. II is
with great regret we have seen evidences
Of & disposition In some parts Of the
country to abridge expenditures on the
growing navy for the reason. as assigned,
that II costs too much money. IS far as
expense goes we have no difficulty in
saying that no expense is too great TO
place our navy upon such a footing as
our situation requires; and II there must
be retrenchment anywhere, we cheerfully
say We had rather see the name OF every
camp-follower. deserter and bounty
Jumper stricken from the pension roll
than that the battle ship Texas should
want a single plate In her defensive
srmor. We are glad 10 see that Mr.. Her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
HOLIDAY DRESS PATTERNS.

This is an idea which has been deyel-
oped by us to perfection. A dress or
wrapper pattern Of Calico, Gingham or
outing CIoth neatly and attnctiveiy put
up with two autographed bands and
handsome picture on each enc, making
a most attractive as well as USEFUL
PRESENT.
Is. Is. SOC. to 81 each.
Dress patterns in WOOL GOODS put
ND in the same manner, from SlA TO -
per pattern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
The China and Crystal

The China and Crystal
French China Dinner Set. with cups and
saucers. $23.25.
Dinner sets 20 suit your purse, SO or
anywhere above.
Tea Set. So pieces, $3.50 or Slli6.
Glasses. So, So a. doz., in cut glass
S.9S Bohemian etched or 4oc II you
wish
Goblets. COO or sos for etched.
Champagne glasses Coo a doz., or $50 as
YOU wish.
Wine Glasses, 500 or 7jc as you wish.
ont Class-Salad Bowl, so; Dacanter
g5.25; Celery Dish, $3.50; Cus'ard
Saucers, $50; individual buffers zoe
each.
Banquet Lamp, complete with
linen shade, p inches high, Sis
or 81. With Silk shade, SIS and
some for less.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17

Silver Ware
We carry a beautiful line OF
plated ware, the equal OF any made.
The following are quadruPIe plate
on white metal; mostly solid silver
designs
Tea Service. 8 pieces $3.50.
Cracker Jar, decorated apoque porcelain
$59S.
Pickle Jar to match with fork. SiS9.
Individual condlment sets, with napkin
ring, 81.
without ring. but having tiny salt
spoon, $3.50.
oyster Tureen. SIS.
Swinging pitcher and goblets. $Z5.
TRAY. pitcher mot coyereD and goblets'
1880
Gold lined goblets, 80.
Butter Dishes. $3.50 and $50.
Ice Dish. $50.
pickle stand, with fork, A5O.
Cake Basket, S.
Nut Dish, $3.50.
Gold lined Cups, 81.
Bon Bon Basket, s..
Bon Bon boxes. very handsome, S
Nat Set crackers and Il picks, $J.9S,
or triple plate. less handsome,
cracker and picks 'oc.
Rogers triple plated ware
Forks. 1898 to So4S doz.
Table Spoons. $50.
After dinner Coffee spoons 90 and sugar
tongs, the set S3.-o.
Punch strainer, SC.
Salad Set, quadruple, eyquisiteiy pref
~, $50.
Fish Set-fork and spoon, Sr7.S5.
CUTLERY-American Cutlery
Co.'S goods
Knives. mother Of pearl handles-Din-
ner. $3.50: Tea, So; Dessert |--Si
You can buy can number.
Hosts Of cheaper knives
Carving Sets-nother Of pearl handles
sl5lO; ivory with silver mounting,
HS.25; oxidized silver, $3.50; carved
iNory, $lL79.
Full Carving set-with breakfast carver
ivory, $3.50.
Full Carving Set, 8 rieces, ivory and
silver mounting. $3.50.
Carving Sets as low as $l.45.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
The Governor is Home.

Governor Mckinney, Mrs. Mckinney
and little frankie Mckinney arrived in
Richmond yesterday morning via the York
River route from. Baltimore, where they
have been attending the wedding OF Miss
Eloise Hood and Mr.. Cummings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
Continuation Of Our Special
:: SALE OF ::
j.: w = Z: ! RY
Toys, Games, Wagons
Dolls, Doll Carriages,
Frames, Baskets,
Etc, Etc.
RIBBONS FOR TIE MILLION |!

The demand for Ribbons for fancy work
is enormous at this time. Knowing this
we have bought in large Quantities the
goods that will be needed.
Daisy Ribbons with picot edges. in Ciel,
Cardinal. Orange. Mats, Eile Olive, Lilac,
Pink. Shrimp, White Cream and Black.
u and l7c per piece Of ten yards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
A Useful Christmas Gift.

We have manufactured expressly for
the holidays an extra large bottle of the
finest quality OF Sauers Flavoring Ex-
tracts. TO retail at 81 Is a bottle. For sale
by all first-elass grocers. Smaller sizes.
loo. and &c. Trial size, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.

Ladies' Gold Rings, with cluster and
sin@le stone settings, 48c., worth $3.50.
Gon,,ine Tortoise-SheH Hair Ornaments,
IN n beautiful assortment, from 81 TO @5'1'
each. f.h solid
pearl-Handle Pen-Holders' with sui"
cold nen from $50 to $325 each.
Cun-Buttons, Scarf-Pins' Colar puO-
TONS bracelets, Hair Ornaments SouVe-
mir spoons, Sc, in great variety.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
For Nervous Prnsiration
USE HoBsFoBD's ACID PHOSPHATE.

USE HoRsFORD'5 ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR. w. Graeves. Mortified. MINI. says ::
Il have used II IN cases OF nervous prostra-
ton. and also in combination with other
remedies in indigestion. it has proved as
satisfactory as could be expected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17

meeting OF all members OF the Com
monwealth club interested In the grand
ball will be held at the club this evening.
when the programme viii be decided upon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17

FIEuR DE lis GLASS. CRYSTAL
AND GOLD VASES. } SCo, ,@@tc,;,;,D,Dor-p
KOTMANIA AND POMPADOOK
VASES, JARDINIEkS. DC. W.,
IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN ROYAL BLUE
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CHASTE, FASHIONABLE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
French Wines.

Our BURGUNDIES from the house 81
Charles Bernard. at Beaune. are known
20 be OF the very finest quality. SO arg
which Is In the hands OF one OF the
best houses OF Margaux. or these latter
wines, OF which We always carry lsrss
CHATEAU D'ANGLUDET. vintage OF
1876, and 10 our CHATEAU MARGAUx.
the latter OF one. OF the finest vintases
and now very scarce,
We also beg 10 call particular attention
10 our CHATEAU YoUEM. OF isN.. Inn
ported by us three years ago. rms rs
the finest French white wine. the best
OSCAR CRAM 4 CO.
Importers and dealers In Wines. Liquors
and Cigars. Established lSS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17

Plain Edge MORE Ribbons, all silk, in
Pink. Lavender, Mais, Orange, Nile. Car
dinal. Garnet, Ciel, Gobelin, and shrimp
and Olive.
1sc. yard or s175 ped piece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-12-17
70. 2 or 1-2 inch, SC. yard;
No. 3 or "a inch, &c. yard.

Satin and eros Grain Ribbons, all Six
colors pink. Nile shrimp orange mais'
old rose. ciel. gobelin, lilac, garnet, car
dlnal and heliotrope
No. 5 or l inch, &c. a yard, or CSC.
No. or 1-2 inch, u lie. yard. or sl2O
piece. -
No. u or 2 inches. 15c. yard, or sl45
piece.
No. 16 or ? IL inches, Ice. yard or Sl50
No. p or 3 inches, 19c. gard, or Sl@
piece.