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ROAD AND BRIr aE FUND.

Austin Mfg Co. grades for die
Z Benton tp 24.3O
Theo Meyer building Goose
Branch Bridge Walnut tp 10000
Theo Meyer extra work on same
ROAD PETITIONS.
JW Marques ct al, change
granted to be declared public
highway when proof is made.
JIM True change granted
John Burton ct al, continu-
ed. L Hamilton ct al change
granted, to be declared public
highway when proof is made
James Cannedy ct al change
granted and continued for want OF
proof.
E Lucas ct al, q Daniels. J M
Scott, continued, A ] Broils ct al,
continued for proof. NJ G Biggs,
ct al, continued. A Hunsaker Ell
at, dismissed. A Hunsaker ct al,
comr ordered to view and report
j E Noyinger ct al, continued fol-
proof
NJ T Lyon ct al. comr ordered
to view and report.
WP Foster ct al Comr ordered
to view and report.
JT Coonfeld ct al, com'r order.
ed to view and report.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ordered that the personal tax OF Jess,
Hardin for the year 1892, be stricken
from the tax book.
P. j. Rieger appointed agent to leas
from Masonic Lodge the upper room o
their building to be used for Circuit cour
purposes.
P.J. Rieger, report on same approx
ed.
Ordered that hereafter no money vii
be appropriated for support of any poo
person or pauper except those on poo
farm and those desiring help must be lc
Gated on said farm.
Directed that P. j. Rieger, count
Clerk, make out and have published tn
financial statement of Adair county fo
year ending April 80, '92.
J. S. Motter settlement as Co. Trea:
approved,
A. P. Hibbs settlement as Circu
Clerk approved.
John Rutherford was appointed Justic
Of Peace of Pettls township to fill vacal
cy caused by resignation Of Charlie
Shafer.
The following school fund mortgage
were ordered released: Charles Fussl'
man Many S. and VIM. Bronson, Samu'
Street, James S. Lay, Henry S. Hami
ton, Charles F. Mercer. c. Prathe
John Billiter, Rice Cook.
w. Jones appointed overseer dist. No.
Benton Twp. to fill vacancy caused b
resignation of d. B. Linder.
The school fund mortgage OF CIV. Sit
ney aud ]. Stivers was ordered foreclo
, ed.
! W. A. Fletcher ct al pet. to vacat
, streets In town Sublette-continued.
P.J. Rieeer allow expeuse OF lrip rel
:, istering bonds, .elegraphing etc. S41.S5
!, P. j. Rieger settlement as count
Clerk.-approved.
w. r. Holloway recommends the al
pointment of H. E. Patterson and Fl. /
Kellogg to serve with county Com. c
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$1,000. for $2s.75.
Kirksyille, Mo, Apr, 20. '93.

Kirksville, Mo-, Apr, 20. '93.
This is to certify that l have
this day received from the Guar
antee Investment Co., of Nevada,
Mo-, one thousand dollars IN pay
ment of investment Bond No 56O,
issued by said Company and held
by me and matured at a cost OF
s2S.75. For square dealing and a
good Investment l can cheerfully
recommend the guarantee Invest.
ment Co., of Nevada. Mo.
/. BRENNEMAN.
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Painting.

Now is the proper time to have
dour buggies and wagons painted
and vanished, while you can get
the work done cheaper than later
in the season. If you have any
pspering, sign, or house paint
ing of any kind, call and
see me before letting the con-
tract. All work neatly done and
satisfaction guaranteed. Think
quick. GEO. MELVIN.
New shop. west of Union Bank,
Kirksville, Mo.
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For cure of q spralned back a
complete success.-Mr. Jerome NJ.
Haley, Massion, o., says, II have
been using Salvation Oil for my
sprained back, have found it a
complete success, and am perfecly
satisfied with its results
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1T is estimatsd that the free
silver meh will have q majority OF
35 in the next house. President
Clevelsnd's patronage does not
seem to be winning the silver men
over to his views very rapidly.
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Llaes Representatives,

The following are the represen-
tatives of the graduating classes OF
the Normal SCHOOL, for year end
ing June Is, 1892.
FOUR YEARS CLASS.
lst. honor-Mr. B. F. Gutherie,
of Sullivan county Mo.
I'd honor-Meade Ginnings OF
Adsir county.
Misses Alice Bond, Althes
Ringo. Camille Nelson, Mamie
Harrington, Mr.. G. A. Blocher, J
A. Koontz.
ELEMENTARY CLASS.
1st honor-S. E. Seston, oi
Clinton county. ID honor--J. A
Phipps, Randolph county. Misses
Leons Brown, Florence Funk
Adra Carnahsn. Jas. E. Rieger
A. q. Smith, Emery Green.
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County Institute Board.-approved.
Ordered that Albert Lees be appointed
overseer dist. No. Nineveh Twp

Ordered that Albert Lees be appointed
overseer dist. No. 4 Nineveh Twp
Ordered that $4,000 be raised for
county revenue purposes for the year '93.
and the rate Of levy be fixed at SOC ON
the 500 Val. Said revenue to be ap-
portioned in the following order: For
care of paupers. insane, one mill; for
building bridges, etc. one mill; for pay
ment OF salary Co., offices one IL mills;
for payment OF fees Grand and Petit Ju-
rors etc. 80 mill; for payment contin-
gent expenses, one mill; for payment
material :or road districts, 5-1O mill.
Ordered that one mill be levied on the
dollar for bonded interest fund, aHd that
2.5-1O mills be levied for county sinking
fund.
Ordered that $40 mill be levied on the
81 for Benton Twp. r. R.'Interest funu,
and that 1910 mills be levied for Benton
Twp. sinking fund.
Ordered that g 10 mill be levied on
the dollar for E. Salt River Twp. R. R.
Int. fund, and that $40 mill be levied
on the dollar for E. Salt River Twp.
sinking fund.
SETTLEMENT AND ALLOWANCE OF OVER
sEERs.
Wv Wright, s3e.36; NJ Carter, 20. 20;
J w Scott, 1925; ] A Brewer, 1920; j
G Kirk, 90. 55; w W Williams. 21.OO; ]
Davis, 1000; T E Dent, 600: g II Row
land, 1900; w Fl Pemberton. 300; NJ
Wilson, 500; B F Morrow, 22.OO; A F
Howley, 1880; A T Stewart, 21.5O; II c
Clem, 1850; NJ Rephart, 1880; Charles
Mabis, ll.50; EW Myher, 1l.47; F NJ
Johnson, 1890; Jos NJ Ludden, $3.50;
Grant Vanice, 1880; W Hall, $50: W
Burton, 1850; David Hancock, 24.OO NJ
V Meeker. 2O.25; Joseph Merrill, l4.5O
E Sampson, 11.50; Chas Shuman, II 20
VIM Waddill, 1000; w l. brennan, II. II
Joseph E Dearborn, 1884: F Ownby
1850; Chas Rice, 20.l5; NJ Stock, 1925
c E Markey, "a. SIS; w Edmiston, 23.2(
: Frank S Powell, 22.75; Martin Fox -
r NJ NJ Sallada, 80 so; VIM Cutler, 1875;
P Hammonds, 17.25; j w Anderson, s15
VIM Walters, 21'25; Fritz Vice, 1900
: Chas Shafer, 1856; L Dotson, 20.75; J
: Murray, 100; S F Snyder, 20.35; w {
r Bozarth, 1850; Daniel Miller, 40.17; {
w Miller, 26. 4U; G Moore, 21.0O; Wn
C Ditmars, 13.4s: Chas Dolan, 1880: LIE
vi Griswold 1890; John F Martin, 1920
t Thos Saunders, 1.30
ROAD PETITIONS.
G S Shibley ct al, petition granted ant
road declared vacated.
s B F Collins ct al-declared publ,
highway to be opened in sixty days.
8 r c Crabtree ct al-contnued.
D NJ Spencer-et al-Com. ordered tt
l view and report.
: Allen Crawford ct al-Road declared
vacated.
Allen Crawford ct al-declared publi
highway.
Allen Crawford-road declared vacated
G E Morelock ct al-Com'r. ordered t,
view and report.
CE Morelock ct al-Com'r ordered t.
: view and report.
Emery Elmore ct al-Com'r ordered tt
e view and report.
sight by banks and bankers 1000 O.
Deposits subject TO draft at
sight by individuals and
others ......... 1874, ,aO5. o
given dates. -. 100000
Bills payable and bills re dis
counted. .................... oo,oOO.o o.
n Total. s239 943 7
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ONGhSGLh oSANbc al ~
G A Rowland, Wellington Halli-
day, ] A Brewer, G NJ Brackney,
W II Cody, James R Chadwell,
NJ J Halliday, V 81 Greenwood,
r d Ellison, VIM Beck. G D
Cooper, j F Novenger, A Hunsac-
ker, John Ewing, j NJ Morrow,
L W Wright, w d Jones, E r
Pickens, Cliff Jacobs, j B Glenn
ons, W W Williams, j M Scott
John Williams, E W Myher, j 81
Cullop, Cary Thompson, VIM Wal
lace, John Calvin, j A Myers, A
A Preston, Jacob Xohlmyer,
Richard Furnish, John F Horrell,
Soloman Auspsch, David Hancock
A L Smith, L Mcintosh, 81 ]
Smoyer, R j Davidson, j E Dear
dof. Thos j Saunders, B G Rees-
man, Chas Dolan, Fritz Vice, W
Ditmars, G ] Moore. NJ M Sallada,
VIM Walters, Jas Denton, Barker
Pierce, II E Morgan.
CONTINGENT FUND
A 2 Hibs costs against Mary,
Anna and Clara Wells 1856
A P Hibbs costs against W 81
Motto and ] Webb 1910
A P Hibbs costs against Sam
Washington $50
A P Hibbs cost against w j
Conkle 14.05
Frey Stationary Co deeds re-
cords, stationary etc S5.S5
Masonic Hall Association rent
of county offices for the or
ending July 31st, 1898 243.75
R Clarks stove, pipe, etc. for
county 25.43
Helme Bios. g. Co. pump for
pr farm and incidental ex-
penses of county $50
E Elmore serv constable 3.O0|
W r Bailey premium on wolf
scslps COOL
Taber & Co incidental expens-
es poor farm 4.S3
A Burgess supt E Stewart 500
G Barnard e. Go. assessment
lists 21.55
G G Chappell pub bond notice l.95 |
] Rutherford premium on ma
pie grove 2.OOt
G I Spencer one month rent
circuit clerks Office 7.50l
j Morgan express etc S5c |
Journal Printing Co publish
ing and printing 5.SOl
q s Orcutt publishing notice
and blocking paper lis
A P Hibbs costs state against
W r Holloway SOC
=" +" Scraper Grlswold 1890
-" &" Prather & Thompson 5.65
+" Jos Long 1405
/" S Drake & Ashfield $500
+" J W. Hall 47.l0
{" Ernest Bradshaw 430|
SALARY FUND
Tyler Paine serv Co Survr 36.65
PJ Rieger serv as clerk 229.35
j S Matter, sery as Treas 233.33
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-BLETTE, PRorRrKToR.
FRIDAY MAY L. Isss.

The new road law will not
take effect until June 81, 1893.
A new coat of paint would
help the looks of many buildings
in town.
The attorney Generals de-
cision has had quieting effect on
the asuirants for the assessorshlp.
There are rumors and ru-
mors in regard to the new railroad
but nothing of a satisfactory ma
ture has yet developed.
"A few days of dry weather
will make dust almost as annoying
as the mud has been. The streets
near the square should be sprink-
led.
William Mckinley will be
nominated by Ohio Republicans
for Governor next month and he
will win. In 1896 he will be the
Republican nominee for president
and will win again.
Richard Dalton has been
appointed surveyor of the Port at
st. Louis. This is one time when
the Democratic ring caused q
good man to get an appointment.
The work of sinking the
artesian we'll began Wednesday
afternoon and is progressing rap
idly. 1t is expected that q vein OF
coal will be reached at the depth
of 400 feet.
The international money
conference has been postponed
from May 30th to next November
This was done to give the admin
istration time to shape Legislation
against any further increase Of
the use of silver.
The Postmaster Genera
has decided that postmasters vii
hold their Offices four years from
the date of confirmation. Thll
decision will materially reduce th'
horde of office seekers at Wash
ington.
The town COW has beel
quite destructive to terraces tha
were the pride of their owners
The town COW needs as much at
tention as the crap shooter, as sh
10 --n, I--L-~t:-~ To tn
morals of the community.
If the patrons of the Office
are allowed voice in the selection
of the next postmaster for Kinks
vile Charley Gsrtrell will ge
nine-tenths of the votes, and tn
other tenth will be divided up be
tween the four or FIVE other appli
csnts.
The late decision of tn
Postmaster General in regard t.
the appointment of postmaster
for the large postoffices will caus
the aspirants for the Kirksvill'
postoffice to take a rest. 1t ma!
be that q decision will yet b.
reached through primary elec
tion.
The fifth annual declama.
tory contest for the Library med
al took place in the Normal Chap
ell last Friday evening. Nearly
all the contestants did fairly we'll
and three of the speakers acquit-
ted themselves with real merit
The medal was awarded to Mr.. B.
P. Taylor, of the Philomathean
society.
The first work of the next
Congress will be to repeal the
sugar bounty, and put tariff on
sugar, coffee and tea. The Dem
ocratic theory is to tax luxuries
and admit the necessaries of life
free. The people will soon have
an opportunity to learn that DEM
ocratic theories and Democratic
practices do not harmonize.
Professor Henry Drum
mond is having remarkable sue
cess in his lectures before the
Lowell Institute in Boston.
Crowds Of people found it impos-
sible to secure even standing
room. An article from his pen
m subject connected with his
ctures will be published in tie
Ne issue of McClure's Magazine
III will snnear about the mid.
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The second hand store has been
moved to the north side and now
occupies the building first door
west of the post Offices.
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All spring goods at
lowest cash prices at
Smith e. Duukins.
Wall paper at Smith
& Dunkins

l. Brennemsn e. Son have a nice
line of ladies' and gents ssddles.
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If you want kslsomining that
will not rub off, get plastlco and
alabastine of Fout.
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Notice.

The law compels mo to close up
all outstanding accounts due the
late L. A. Willard, at the earliest
possible date. All persons so in
debted will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
W. D. WILLARD,
Administr ator.
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

VI the hlrk6Vlllo ObvluHe OoAA ~
Kirksville, State of Missouri, at
the close Of business on the 22d
day of April, 1893.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts undoubt-
edly good on personal or col
lateral security. ty............ .Sl5S, ,loV.2z
Loans and discounts undoubt-
edly good on real estate Sc
curity. 4,oUV.VV
ers. s...................... 800. 10
United States bonds ON hand 10000
Other bonds and stocks at
price. e....................... 10000
market value. ............ 9,4O4s7
Furniture and fixtures. ...... 2,566.75
Due from other banks, good
on sight draft. -. ...... 1889 OF
Checks and other cash items. 4,444.67
National Bank notes, legal
tender United States notes
and gold and silver certifi-
Gates. 7,491. 90
Gold coin. 100000
Silver coin. 1,6OS.1
Total. al....................2 239, 943.79
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid IN. (. $50, 900. 90
Surplus finds on hand. 80. 5,637 IS
Deposits subject to draft at
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County OF ADAIR,
We, F. NJ. Harrington. Vice-President,
and r. NJ. Ringo, Cashier Of said bank,
each Of us, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of our
knowledge and belief.
| F. NJ. HARRINGTON, V-Pres.
X. NJ. RINEo, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO befo.e me,
this 18th day Of April A. D., eighteen
hundred and ninety.three.
WITNESS my hand and notarial seal
the date last aforesaid.
Commissioned and qualified for term
expiring Oct. 1st, 1881
JOHN c. CARoTHERs, Notary Public.
Correct Attest. HENRY ECKERT,
D. C. PIERCE,
| A. MCGUIRE.
Directors.
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t5pan n hat t Op discount
don
nayous d COdoea aatyu Tegms
snmadi Mnfgra
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Cole & Smiley have the origi-
nal New Process Gasoline stove,
and the only one with Asbestos
oven.
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Croquet, canes. base
ball goods at Smith
& Dunkins.

Cole & Smiley will continue to
sell the Hayes corn planter. The
Hayes corn planter is the best
platter made.
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If you have any painting to do,
call for the Mssury paint. 1t is
the best in the market. W. G..
Fout sells it.
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G " Rupe serv as sheriff 1000
A Shoop serv as judge BWl
D Tuttle 1920
|JJKeim {" $500
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Wilkes & Co., will continue to
handle the celebrated flour Nor n
ing Glory Every sack of this
-four is warranted to give satisfsc-
tion.
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Wilkes e. Co. are increasing their
grocery stock daily, and they have
Just added full line of fancy
dried fruits.
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McKeehan Bros. keep alsbas-
one and plastico for kalsomlning
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If you want kalsomining that
don't rub off, and soil everything
that touches it, leave your orders
for alabastine or plsstico, with
McKeehan Bros.
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Plsstico and alabastine at Fout's
Money to LQar.

Money to Loar.
Money to loan at = per cent.
annual or semi-annual interest
with privilege to pay S1C0, $2CO,
or any multiple thereof at any in
terest payment.
W. 81. CLARK,
Office with T. ]. Dockery, New
Brick.
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HOSIERY.

Ladies-5o and 62Hc Hosiery for 81 I-2c
42c Fast Black, extra length for 23c
LOO Fancy Hosiery for 25c
Ia5 and 100 Black Silk Hose for 85c.
&c Black Wool Hose for I6c
25 and 81 I-2c Chldrcn's Hose for 23c.
81 IL Boys Bicycle Hose for 2Ic.
I5c All Ladies Goods for &C.
Mems 25c All Wool Socks for Ioc
Cotton Socks for &C.
Mems all wool Overshirts from OF I2 and 75c 42c
I25 Overshirts for 35c each.
$50 Cardigan Jackets for 85c.
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MILLINERY.

Millinery Goods Trimmed and Untrmmed Goods at
sweeping reductions The season is advancing and
in other departments we shall close the lowest limits
everything without regard TO what have paid for it.
This will prove opportunity had on Millinery
Goods
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CLOAKS.
NOT A GARMENT RESERVED.)

ILNOI
Ladies finely braided Cloth Wraps that were 1900
for 500
Ladies Fur Lined Coats now 1900 for $50
Ladies Coats fur trimmed 1900 for $50
One lot Scotch Mixed Cloths with Capes now 1900
for 87S
Ladies Heather Mixed Coats 1900 for $50.
80 fine Coats with full fur trimming selling at
1000 and $500 for oo5 Take choice)
= English Melton Coats full silk lined and, fur
trimmed, 800 and 81 So every 1000 each.
81 Coats. mixed lot. some braided, fur trim
med and some Jet trimmed ranging from 2ooo to
b 90. for ? 80 each.
s. Ladies Cloth Coats brocaded and braided with
Cdgng OF tur trimming. 5000, for 1900.
All Serge Suits To- co. for 500
Beaver ShawS from 600 TO 3o8 each
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tn Sc
Basement Top Floor Every Shall be Reduced Rapidly
We Will Not Stop at Anything; Losses Cannot be Considered


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UNDERWEAR.

Ladies-Ioo Combination Suits for 62Kc
TIC Fleeced Jersey Ribbed for 45c.
LOO Regular Made All Wool for o2Hc
All our 30 and 62hc Vests and Drawers, 25c
TIC White Union Suits for z6c
I5o Australian Wool Underwear for IIo
Gents -75c Merino Vests and Pants for 42c
5oc goods for 2Ic.
Iz5 All Wool Underwear for 65c
&c Jersey Ribbed Underwear for 3oc.
I5o Balbriggan will close for ooc.
Children's Underwear all reduced
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
DRESS GOODS DEPT.
(COLORED.)

Improviscd counters have been arranged on
which are thrown the enormous quantities OF REM
NANTS accumulated during the extraordinary crush
of the past two weeks These marked at such
prices should close every piece of the great lots in
day or two Extra sales people will be detailed for
these counters
40 inch Fine French Henrettas. French Whip
cords. Diamontines Bengalines. French Flannels.
etc. and the entire stock of fine fashionable fabrics
now retailing at 75c and Csc at soc per yard
Our entire stock OF LOO goods including every piece
of our importation for this seasons trade for 6oc
per yard
Fancy Novelties from SIPS to SOC per yard.
48 inch Georgette, Diagonals. Prunelles ETC., now
retailing at 81 90 sI75 and 81 IS for ooc per yard
Fancy Suit Patterns at one-half price.
English Henriettas 80 inch. I6c, from 25c
All Wool Camels Hair Homespuns I6c, worth 35c.
90 inch Whipcords I6c, from 25c.
All Wool Henriettas Hopsackings Fancy Paids.
Stripes and Checks and every piece of our immense
stock of soc fine fashionable dress fabrics at 36c per
yard.
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DOMESTICS.

Elder Downs-75c quality for SOC
LOO quality for 7oc
soc quality for age
White Flannels-25c quality for oc.
42c quality for 33c.
45c quality for 35c.
25c Shaker for Ioc
Cottons a. s. 6 and &c per yard
Pillow Cottons every yard reduced.
Sheetings every piece marked down.
Bed Spreads soc, CSC, Coo, zoe, o5c.
Linens-25c Table Linens for Ioc
81 I-zc Table Linens for 2oc.
32c Table Linens for &c
48c Table Linens for 35c.
SIC Table Linens for age.
Csc Table Linens for o5c.
las Table Linens for 85c
I.25 Very Select Goods for LOO.
L37 I-2 Fine Table Napkins for Ito.
LIZ Fine Table Napkins for l.. g.
400 Fine Table Napkins for LOS.
25c Fine Linen Towels for Ioc
AZ I-2 Fine Linen Towels for zoe.
Crash Towellings 4. s Z. I-2, and 10 I-2c
Cotton Flannels s. GA oH, y 9, TO- ii, I21sc
HANDKERCHIEFS- to Ic sc to &c &c to sc.
25c to Ioc, soc to 2oc, etc.
RIBBONS-best quality all silk-No 2 for &C, for
&C. for &C. for for r2Hc. IL for I5-Satin and
Satin and eros Grains.
All Laces and Embroderies at immense reductions.
Fur Trimmings 25c goods for I7c 25c goods for Ioc
soc goods for 37Ec-
Ribbon Velvets at reductions.
Muslin Underwear. Corsets, ETC., reduced
MILLINERY-I5o Trimmed Hats from 500 to
$50 200 Trimmed Hats from $50 to ZOO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
CHENILLE PORTIERES

From 500 and 600 per pair to 3.75.
From 1000 and 400 per pair to IT'S.
Spotted Swisses 10. I2A, Is and 2oc-
Cretonnes and Ioc
I2H and nc Silkalines for Ioc.
so inch Tapestries from soc to 3oc.
Fur Rugs from 500 to 5.75
Fur Rugs from $50 to 1913
Fur Rugs from 200 to Las
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
COLOR.ED SILKS
DRAPERY DEPT.

from 75C per pair to SOC.
from 100 per pair to 75c.
from I.25 per pair to o0c.
from 2.25 per pair to $50.
from 800 per pair to 200.
from 400 per pair to ITS.
from 500 per pair to 8. so.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
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