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San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

Educalion is to TIE human soal
Hbat sculpture IS 10 d block Of
marble. For the wanl o1 # many
. good, greaiana useiul man has
lived and died unknopn. Eduea-
tisn aud brain IL directing power
ard genius is sHa5--4efcury.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

The Mexican frontier near Lar
edo has experienced another small
battle; something similar to the
CARA racket.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

Il Is supposed th9t Governor
Hogs message TO tie Twenty
Third Legislature Hik=se mas
ter piece. and asiil snoek Tie stuff
EDg CIT Il he calamity leWlers.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

San Saba is 70 have roller
nil A company has been organ
izsd with 3 capital stock Of $4,000
TIE capacity Of the Mill IS TO he
% barrels PEI day-Browuwood
Banner
hight you are Bro. Banner ex-
eeps that re already have one
splendid roller mil, 30 barrels ca
PacitT. and this one 10 which sou
refer is q new mill San Saba Is
s. haTe twa mills with d eoaafle
capacity Of 10 barrels per day
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

a
" 10 sai's our government
A ~, 81 Inc . I-el . l--.ii, ..,..... rr,.o
moor rlsn. @Peoplss Advocate.
Well. DID ANYBODY ever hear of
nel n1ii7eA7ieAi nonsense
se ,;ev 49, SAYS sfr. r.
W. Vaf.fas of New York ina let
tsr ,off;sss5 I'm H,e Fort Worth
5z @ US great need is more
iaaas'iiai Enterprise ana less po-
li.icai controversy And Dir
non bridge now spans the
~sa - a. '-a'' ''s
Bro. Tucker shoaid take a few
lessons in ihe geography Of our
Ieoun'ry
c-,t - So -
- e 'Dsl is4"7
natiogaf CAPITAL
4 Harlison's message was the long
1T a,i.-t,--,.~ e~e,. ,,araed on the
American soli.
|gis -length and sweetness long
drawn out
Tie Living Issues, a Third par
IS paper Of BTownwood has sus-
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

There are now nearly 100000
pensioners on the list with pros
poets of q good increase.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16
gAN SABA, TEXAS. DECEMBER IS. 1872.
MASS iHH0RTALITY.


Ten thousand tnes tins ques-
ton hath been answered. YET an
swer there IS none thatsatlsties the
soul
Never yet dad man look INTO the
cold face Of her he loved and not
feel, creeping hike a thousand
langed adder into bls desolate
heart, the awful fear that death S
the end OF all Never pet dld
mother stand by her hr5t-bon S
bier and say Thank ~,oh fof Death
that tnnge'h TO my beloved e1er-
MAJ me,
mo Dio'5S were -p-ieu aS risn
as feiicoh ana every son Oh Auani
a white-stoled priest pIoeiaiming
the grave the gate to glorious NE,
shll would Doubt twin brother OF
Despair iingef ever at that dread
portal, and Love long to tear ASIDE
futurity awful veto see and
Know as only those can Ano" VINO
see that Death is bu' ire mes
senger.
On Love. thou a'' "1 once the
sweetest blossom that ever perfum
ed the bowers OF fafadIse' ana the
most poignant tborn that ever
grew Ia the empoisoned shade" OF
everlasting Pam But Ior the,
mad sorceress' every individual
life were mierocosm' complete
within itself; We voald live bat
our own life, suffer our own pangs,
and, dying descend without sigh
to eTer-dre'mless sleep; but thy
soft fingers do sweep the human
harpsichord; the eho doth pass
IN music out OF sight; the single
note OF lie Is blended with others
in holy diapason, sweeter than
tabled songs of Israieel.
But alas. the penalty OF tins
terrestrial Paradise, this blending
of human hearts IL heavenly har-
mony. The added pleasures bring
redoubled pains; oil symphonies
50 sweet Is born the diseoFd OF
Despair Loving others more
tnan our proper Selves
wounds are deeper Iar than
own hurts ana death 10 fhel
aea aa, ana he'i 70 U.s.
VI lo'e was porn 'ae nope
immortality =" e part to-ni5
rom 'no7S 80 Ie+I anu ''eaI 'na'
.hey seem cur oe''er serves LOOK
ins WIN ion sll5 YES 70 me siau
'o-llolIo" ""7N VIC 9llali NEE.
@s"'l' Ou' W ~" comes 'N7 7iee' %
D7'''n' ,'''u l'9aS'' ,iil' Pl'i.eSs
Iona - " 'N7 '-i1'' '-o ~.
,iil' ~ '-i5 80 '"7 :" INC
ls:''i-', !" ''' . - 1'---g anu 81 anu
- ilis nj - nv - o'-1-l - ~ lonu
=, 7 - 49, ''--'' " 60
-
hope. aear daughter OIL Inc gods
eNs9i u ls"'' " H"' 9s-aPni' VS.
IONS tnou aos' weave Ior US IN thy
celes'iai loom no" OeaullLul ana
ana bright Inc s.aI tnal 4Iezes
upon my elheleai DIo" yer-
no" OF oD7cufea W 'u9 deadly Ya-l
poIs Oh DoaD' ana ua-A Despair
Is thy eneh@lled "otid d "ofid
indeed "Aele Love is iolu ana
Death Is driven lof'H; or dost
thou seeL 70 so''l9 us Nllh lying
pictures Oh faiaaist' sucA as tne
sRlpfeeked mariner ID lloplc seas
1ehoids beneath inc suify prime
Is tiny beacon In very 'fath a slar'
shining eternal IN Dug cihmeIlan
sky galde-lnLa!iiD-e to lie
worn voyager' or a wandering ire
such as the folllsh follow lying
flame that leads the trusting tray
eler to his loss:
once man nI9' liaceu MS LOCI
upon the earth he Aath been us
tening with greedy ears to thy |
sweet song. since Death first did
chou. b.. I'D font p,o, bost
-" -
oe9h VIM pe'IAe 10 inc STRICKEN
heart that love could never de
that there Is not, cannot be in ma
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

ana Un1ngs IN general move IN
pleasantly, keep it to yourself. A
smouldering fire can be found and
extinguished, but when Goals are
scattered you can't pick them up.
Keep your SORROWS hid. Things
thus covered are cured without a
scar; but once published and con-
fded to meddling friends, there is
no end to the trouble they may
cause.-Ex.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

Jfah religious people could be
impressed With the importance Of
speaking fhe truth IN love- i
would not be long before there
ssoeld be 8 better understanding
bstween them and those -
whom they differ Let rs then
shun not to declare the whole
councils Of Geo. but declare i ID
love; then TIE gospel becomes "the
power Of God INTO salvation 70 al
them that believe. -Ex
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

A sound, strong Statement Of
what is right and Why tits right
Of what is wrong and why it is
wrong. Is a mos1 needful FONDA
lion for any OH er moral or reii-
gious training that may follow
Eith the young From the lack
ofthis plalSang reasonable knowl-
edge comes much Of the confusion
Of mind which fails to detect tie
sophistry with which self-interest
VIII plead against the calls of hon
OF and Of duty People drift into
srong-doing Of every kind far oft
ener than they plunge into il and
the Jack Of g clear conception and
q thorough comprehension Of Its
nature from the beginning Is ffe-
quertiy the fsst cause.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

Do You Know?
THAT School Sff Books { full line Of
We sell the white and Do
i liza / nestle Sewing machines.
THAT E Es as5I 9ai l ls5Ss s59'f Of
THAT f G%' E slSsa St s5S 3s%elFy is Of
THAT U Very l don of sii.'' Ware is
VH AT Our Holiday line cOmpris-
L IIA1 es all tbe latest Novelties
THAT F2sai Ti!l ~ i9E9 a. Money by
THAT OUR PRICES ARE LOW
Sanderson
Brothers.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

The Third party counties are.
Blaneo. Bandefa, Bordeu, Cld-
wei. Chambers. Coke. Comaueha,
Delta, Eastlaud, Eratb. Fisher
Fosrd, Hamilton. Houston. JACK,
Jones. Knrnas, Kerr, Lampasas,
Llano. Madison, medina. Mills,
Naeogdoehes, Navarro, Paio Pinto.
Polk. Rains, Sabine, San Angus
tine. San Saba, somergilie Titus
Triaity. Walker and Wlson.-Ez.
More bonds This time Il Is tie
Nicaragua Canal Company The
company proposes to a7k tie fed
erai government 10 guarantee the
interest OF sl00O00000 of lie
bonds Of the company. SuPpose
the rate Of Interest 10 be . per
cent the annual sum would be 80
ovOVJ0 If this canal is pubic
necessity, Jet the government ere
atefuii legal tender treasury notes
il such sums as may be necessary
to pay for its construction. Owl
tie canal oEe no one, and thus H.
crease the circulation Mercury.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

" 30 BUNS our government?
answer The rich men.
Who pays the taxy answer: The
Door men.-Peoples Advocate.
Well, did anybody ever hear of
such ncnseusical nonsense?
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

Ithas been said that President
Hauison's message was the long
est obituary ever pen1ed on the
American SOIL.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

There are aow l50.G09,0O0 copies
ri tile bible I'd circulation
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

President Harrisons valedicto.
ryis .length and sweetness lone
drawn out
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

With Mills in the Senate and
Caiberson IN the Cabinet Texas
VIII be well represented at the
national capital
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

tie 1nerplorsd era of Canada
5 100000 square miles.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

The population Of america in
eremes 7,0G3 persons a day
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

San Saba county has 1920
acres of uiscld school land.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

Tile indications are that Hon r
2 Mills will be reelected to the
senate.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

! 6Iudpa - WHO KNOWS -- me
sweet blending our lives with 9TH
er and dearar ones upon this earth
Is but an earnest of what VIII be
in the great heraafter; that when
every spark ol that bright eful-
gence increate is released from its
thrall Of clay, all Life, and Light
and Love viii forever blend in One:
that husband, wife and child, and
each aud al the human heart
holds dear, will be resolved into
one perfect Life, and thus at once
in God and self, emparadised in
eace others souls in heaven as in
the loving arms OF each on earth,
let Eternity roll onl-Braun in
Iconoclast.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-12-16

Uncle sam Las 200 tons Of sill
ser bullion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

majors can be elected to carry out to perfection the
drill regulations with tweve-company or
ganization. Then combination might he formed
which would make all three OF the captains named
field officers.
Captain MaeOmber, of the 32d Regiment. and Cap
tain Moxon. of the 47th Regiment, are among the
possible successors Of Major Steers. No one has rs
yet announced himself AZ a candidate. Colonel Clark
is much disturbed the remark attributed 10 him
that the Fatbush company would have 10 be content
with old clothes if it Joined the 18Th Regiment Last
week he sought out Colonel Austen and said that he
made 10 such remark and knew nothing about the
commssarlat OF tie 18th Regiment
The regular brigade examining board had n number
Of men before IL on Monday. They were Captain
John J. Dixon, the Inspector Of rife practice OF
the l4th Regiment Lieutenant W. T. Barnes. the ad
jutant elect Of the 47th Regiment; First Lieutenant
elect f. j. Olden Of The Attn Regiment; second Lieu
tenant Little formerly of the ODD now of the 32d
Regiment second Lieutenant Charles f. Gcetz Of the
32d Regiment and Second Lieutenantelect ll0lnberg,
OF Company q, 14th Regiment.
The resignation OF Junior Second Lieutenant IL. f.
Dubois, OF the 81 Calling Battery, received nj
headquarters on Monday night. There are now two
vacant second neutenanc!es In The battery. First
sergeant George F.. Lsfing ana Sergeant Z. ID.
Chhnidn talked Of "a the men likely to ill the
vacancies.
First Lieutenant william e. Elliott, Of Company q,
Attn Regiment, has res gned.
Company E. 23d Regiment has elected First serge ant
W. o. Jacquet,e second lieutenant
Major Langley the brigade Inspector Of rife practice
made an examination Of the fInc range OF the l4th
and Odd Regiments on Monday night.
Company d, 2:}d Regiment, celebrated the thiHeth
anniversary of It's Joining the regiment on Thursday
night, with dinner to veterans al the Mon League
club and q reception AT the armOry. 1t WAS formed
In 1s6l d the City trays under Captain Allen l..
Bassett. in the south Congregational Chui'h. clinton
and President SIS. II Joined the 23d Regiment on
March Il, 1860.
Company Il, Odd Regiment, VIII have an Easter
dance at the Pouch Mansion on April %. Company
had AL entertainment in the small ain room Ol The
armogy Oh Thursday night
The 23d Regiment Will parade foi the presentation
OF 100 per CEN medals, non crosses ana recruiting
medals, April =. .
The 47th Regiment will celebrate the thiriielh an
niver,ary OF il, organization March - with II
review by General j. Y. Ne~crOh. aud reception 20
the Veterans The 100 Yer cent medal, viii then BE-
presented. The regiment Will appear 10: the hrs'
lin. with the new whit" trimmed uniforms.
Colonel Partridge expresses hirscl! - Wen pleased
at the Innovation OF outdoor Inspection Of The
regiment. 80 - =, -, "a,
men gave a dinner { their former captain. Lieutcu-
ColoNele elect Au>tr T.. Allen Of the SD Regiment
last evening AZ DelnoHlcoS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

Lot 1s-Heavy Al-SillS Black Satin, Paris
enne, 30 inches wide, Sl.Oo per yard Stock
price, Sl.25. N..o
20 inches wide Sl.o' per yard; STOCK price,
lot 2o-ITeavy An-Silk Black Satin. Luxor,
81 inches wide S1.10 per yard: stock price,
$3.50. p,,o
mes 81 inches wide. SLID per yard; Stock
Lot Go. J. Bonnet Black Faie Franchise,
% inches wide, s1.19 per yard stock pnce'
Lot 2s-IIeavy All-Sik Black Bedford Cord
Bengane, % inches wide, Sl.25 per yard
Lot 2i-IIeavy All-Silk Black Satin Rhad-
amcs. - inches wide SIPS per yard; stock
Lot 25-lIeavv An-Silk Black SatinFinissh
eros Grain, y inches wide' 9l'"o per yaru
Lot &c. J. Bonnet Black Faillc Franchise,
- inches wide Slab per yard stock price,
500.
Lot 27-Ieavy An-Sill< Black Satin Regence,
double face three weaves 23 inches wlde' sl'4o
per yard stock price, $50
Lot 2s-IIeavy All-Sk Bedford Cord Ben
galne. - inches wide, $3.50 per yard stock
Lot 2s-FIeavy all-silk. pure dye American
Satin-F Finish Gros Gram silk. ~ inches wide,
S1.6O per yard stock price. $50.
Lot 5O-C. J. Bonnet Black Faille Franchise,
% inches wide, Sl.G5 per yard; stock price
$2.25.
Lot 3I-C. j. Bonnet Black Foille Franchise,
"a inches wide Sil.75 per yard; stock price
$3.50.
Lot 32-SilIl and Wool Benganes. designs.
- inches wide, $50 per yard; stock pnce'
S2.25. -,
Lot 33-C. J. Bonnet Black Falle Franchise
"a inches wide $500 per yard; stock price,
$500. n-.,.... 30
Lot 3a-IIcavy Silk and Wool BcngaIinc %
inches wide S2l per yard; stock price, 81 80
Lot 35-IIe1vy Silk and Wool Bengalinc, 80
inches wide $3.50 per yard stock price "A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20

stock is larger and more varied than
any other in this city.
300 pieces, ~ cts. per CARA.
All silk Surah Ribbon, 1-2 inches
wide, in all the leading dress and mil
linery shades; regular price 80 cts.
21O pieces, 20 cts. per- CARA.
Unusually fine quality all silk Ombre
Ribbons, 8 ID inches wide; regular
price, 5S cts.
42O pieces, 20 cts per- yard:
All silk eros Grain MORE Stripes, 3 IA
inches wide, newest thing for millinery
purposes; regular price, 4S cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
NEVS From THE ARNORIES.
BUSY HEADQUARTERS NIGHT-TALK AEoUr
THREE MAJORS.

BUSY HEADQUARTERS NIGHT TALK ABOUT
THREE MAJORS.
Monday evening is said to have been tie BUSIEST
headQuarter night known al the second bilsaoo "e'o
quarters for many months. Two examining D"h"s
were on duty and several designations were se"t io'
ward Lieutenant Colonel ;. &. C0lbr'dge Vi '"o
l4th Regiment; Northumberland W. H. h"ooo,'
Of the Attn Regiment, and Major 6. T. WaietS' VI '
23d Regiment, met 10 examine the Two De"oe""''
colonies elect Austin f.. Alton. Of the 32d heeIeh
and William L. Watson, OF the 18th Regiment i"eS
both went through with Aging coloFs. Ihe'e wv
regiments, having Just secured henenantc0'"ei'' "e
HOW going 10 change majors. Colonel Ohhh VI Wv
32d Regiment appeared al headquarters WIN -"
resignation OF Major Steers, which. IL was sa'" ~"
been handed 10 him some days ago lie turne" -
over to General McLcer and II Went forwuId' "c" "
the COloncl's relief Colonel Austin. OF Tue i","
Regiment also sent in the resignation OF MAJOR WI"
lam Gary sanger. This had leon expected lor ioe
time. owing 10 the Majors recent marriage pu'
had been hnted that il might be he'd on "hni ~,
election OF three majors was authorized
every captain in tie regiment Is willing 10 be e"'u
date The ones most prominently menuonea ,Ie
Captains Davis Jdsco.nb and kerby. III ~ sa'" "
the chances are slight Of any one getting the heces
votes ,just at present. II anybody couio N'P'. .
Davis might be elected More probably tnefe WI"
be a deadlock until the time comes whon Univ"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
LICES.
Our rim 1ultu0l Sale WiW be
UemOrnbIe one.

The choicest, newest and most eX-
elusive goods will be sold at nominal
prices. We do not hesitate TO say that
our assortment of Laces is not APP
preached by that Of any house IN
America. We show more novelties
than any other house.
Washable irish Point Laces and
Demi Flonncings, in sets of ) to D
widths, white, cream and ecru, I'D, ID,
10, %, 81 and 10 cts; sold elsewhere
from 10 TO o. cts.
Black Chantilly Laces and Demi
Flouncings, also Black Guipure de
Gene LaceS and Dcmi Flouncings, in
sets of > to ) widths, Is, 10, %, 30, ID
and 80 cts; usually sold at double our
prices.
Black silk Drapery Nets, 80, 90, ~,
o. cts. and Sl.l9 per yard; regular
prices, $1O0 to $50.
- inch Black Chantilly Skirtlngs,
9S cts. Sl.l9, $l.39, $3.50 and $40
per yard regular prices, $40 TO $500.
Real Torchon and Medici LaceS,
choice patterns, extra well made, at eX-
tremcly low prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
BL1CK SILHS.
.IHiIUNf safe.

The result attained in past years
would seem to be sufficient under or
binary circumstances. but we want to
impress upon YOU again that our sole
endcavor is 10 serve you better each
season. We therefore simply state
that the qualities we offer this year are
vastly better and prices lower than
ever beforehand we want you TO real
iZc the fact.
Lot I-lleavy All-Silk Black Satin Rhadames
10 inches wide 30 cs. per yard: stock price
- cts.
lot 2-Hcayy Al-silk Lyon, Satin Mcrycil
lcux, - inches wide, % cts. per yard; stock
= Lot 3-Iielvy AI-Sik Lyons dye Shanghai
% inchc, wide, % cts. PEI yard; stock piIce
Lot Extra heavy An-Silk smab, % inches
wide 90 cts per yad stock price, - cts.
Lot 5-lIclyy AIl-Silk Black Satin lthadamcS
20 inches wide, 90 cts. per yard stock price
80 cts
Lot c-Ileayy A-Silk Black Faie Franchise
20 inches wide, 10 cts per yard; stock pli,e
Sl.O0.
Lot 7.-IIeavy All-Sili Black French Surah
23 inches wide, 40 cts. per yard stock price
Lot s-IIeavy Al-Silk Black Lyons Satin
McIvcicux, - inches wide - cts. per yard !;
stock prize. Sl.O0.
Lot 9-lIeayy All-Sill, Black Satin RhadamcS
"a niche, wide SO cts. per yard; stock price,
Sll0.
Lot lO-IIcavy All-Silk Black Faie Fran
caise, "A inches vide - cts. per yard; stock
price, SI.1G
Loi ll-Ileavy An-Silk BIa,k C,ystaj Ben
galinc. three Weayes, 20 inches wide, - cts
per yard stocl; price SID;
Lot l2-IIcayy AIl-Silk Black Satin Parish
cnnc, - inches wide, 80 cts per yard stock
price, Sl.25
Lot 13-llelvy All-SilL Black India Twill,
80 inches wide. % cts. per yard; stock price,
Sl2J.
Lot li--IIeavy All-Silk Black Satin Rhad-
amcS. - inches wide, S1.00 per yard; stock
price, : l.3J
Lot I5-IIeavy All-Silll Black Faillc Fran
cai>e. 20 inches wide, *1.O0 per yard; stock
price, S1.35. ..,, ~, CT. ~.
eros Grain. u inches wide, Sl.OO per yard;
Lot I7-IIcavy All-Silk Black Lyons Silk
Surah, "A inches wide, S1.OO per yard; stock
price, $1.25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
JOURUEAY { BURNHAM
REMOVAL.
CLOSING OF The OLD,
OPENING OF THE NEW.

AS we shall remove from our pres
ent location to our new premises, %,
80, 80, 81, 36 Flatbush Ave-, junction
of Fulton St, on Saturday, 10Th inst,
our old store on Atlantic Ave. will be
closed. Our new store will he opened
for business on Tuesday morning, ODD
inst. with the choicest stock of goods
we have ever shown. The various De-
partments have been enlarged and
some new ones added, among them a
Dressmaking Department, thoroughly
equipped and under competent man
agement. We invite the attention OF
orr friends and the public to, and their
presence at, this opening. The store
and its accessories will be found we'll
worth visit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
4 NEW DEPARTURE.
4 Boon to EUery HOusekeeper

A Boon to ECery HOuseEeePeF'
Ready-made Sheets, Pillow and Boil
ster Cases, at less than price Of the ma
terial used, made in the very best
manner, of the most reliable brands OF
Observation-Disclosures, Utica, Fruit OF
the Loom, Lockwood, New-Bedford
and New-York Mills. All Pillow
Cases are made with 2-inch hem;
all bolster cases made with 2-inch hem.
Sheets cut %! inches, or less, are made
with 2-inch top hem or l-lnch bottom
hem Sheets longer than 90 ! 2 inches
are made with 3-inch top and Linen
bottom hem. Sewed by Wheeler 4
Wilson Machines. We can deliver
during the coming week 1900 pairs OF
each article.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
FEELINGS.

Beyond all question we have this
season led the trade in Novelty Veil
ingS.
We shall offer tomorrow fancy bor-
dcred. plain dotted and figured Veil
ings. in black, cream, brown, beige,
navy, cardinal, gray and tan. at 10, 20,
- and 30 cts. They cannot be dnpli-
Gated anywhere at double the prices.
Imported Wells in every conceit, in
GLIDING the . and 3 yard lengths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
TOILET ARTICLES.

Bay Rum, guaranteed best quality
full pint bottles, 40 cts.
Witch Hazel, guaranteed best
quality, full pint bottles, u cts.
Alcohol, guaranteed 90 per cent, full
pint bottles, 40 cts.
Glycerine, chemically pure, full 4 OF.
bottles, % cts.
Toilet Ccratc, for healing and bleach
ING the skin, 80 cts.
Witch Hazel Jelly. an entirely new
preparation for the skin, IL cts. per
bottle.
Lavender Salts, new preparation,
very refreshing, 80 cts.
Clothes Brushes, I'D cts.
Best quality, Nail Brushes. 2l cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
RUG DEPARTMENT.

Special sale of one bale of perfect
modern and antique Carabagh Rugs,
$500; regular price, $1,000.
One bale assorted Eastern Rugs,
Daghestans, Shirvans, Cabistans, Ana
tolans and KAYAKS, $1,000; regular
price, $l3 80.
Handmade Japanese Rugs, Sl.SO,
1925, $1,000, $500.
Smyrna Rugs and Carpets, 6S cts. to
S22.50.
Choice Baby Carriage Rugs, 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
DRESS TRTMMINGS.

Popular and well-knOwn styles at
lower prices than offered by any other
house.
Moss Trimmings, regular price, 65cts.
for % cts.
Jet Edgings, regular price, % cts,for
10 cts.
Jet Centuries, regular prices s2.5O,
for SID; regular 1925, for $50;
regular 1925, for $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-20
HOTSEKEEPING LINENS.

300 dozen 22-inch fine Satin Dam ask
Napkins, Sl.4S per dozen; reduced from
5000.
Gl-inch Satin Damask, 40 cts; re-
duced from 90 cts.
200 dozen fine Huck: and Damask
Towels, -! cts; reduced from Il and
~ cts.