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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-11

town unless II declines TO be assessed anu inc e
H that Young criminals growing up among
u.s. rank and thrifty. We have not studied this tnihe
for the last eighteen months for nothing SUI we nave
no fear for the How long II VIII take " te'
tbere dcpends upon how men there are that arg
,,r, 70 nvest themselves and their means In the WORK
Of rendering present conditions d'reputabe and there
fot.i nnns slhle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-11
oorrnx MApKErs-RY rELEGRApH

Galveston Aug 10.-Cotton easy; midiling 7l4c;
low middng, . l5-l6c; good ordinary $50; net and
ross recepts y bales all new crop. exports coast
wise el bales sales. 23 bales; stock 1886 bales.
Norfolk Aug. 10.-Cotton quiet; middling, 79-lGc;
Low, nniddling 7isc good ordinary 67-l6c: net and
ross receipts. 40S bales, exports coastwse. 100
bales. sales II bales; stock, l03O9 bales.
Savannah, Aug l0-COtton steady; mlIling. 7iIc;
lo", middling &c; good ordinary, Gi4c; and
ross receipts. l3S bales. including y bales new
IRON: exports coastwisc $50 bales, sales. 10 bales
%rw- orleans. Aug. l0.-Cotton easy; good mid
,ling 7ll-l6c, mddling &c. low mdlllng &c; good
Urinary ll-6c. net receipts. 769 bales: re-
cnts IA bales sales, 1000 bales, stock, 5l2j bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-11

Tho ,nnorts OF wheat into the United Kingdom Lass
week were $50 900 busa corn $50 w ou; shu hou
cIudinc the English farmers deliveries was ioi Oo bush
Indicating an increase for the week OF o51 wv oush
the English visible The London Times estimate OF
consumption. 80, ,..
LINED little over points during the past month the
average entire breadth being 90 sganss ys ior
the month Of July. Thi, decline Is due IN ne main 70
Sroub which has proved botf extensive and persistent
Wills in some parts OF the country the continued Cry
weather has injured the crop beyond recovery II never
thereto that the improvement Is not only possible b.!
with sufficient rainfall through the month o. august VIII
W. assured The averages In the principal state, are:
Ohio IS Indiana, Illinois, 81 Iowa lo2i Missouri ssi
There has been a considerable falling on In the condi
ton OF spring since last month amounting 70 some
thing oyer 10 pons the Yer & month of Ts
condton nv .ates l. follows Wisconsin, 40 Mlnneso
% az Iowa 81; Nebraska, So South Dakota, 50 NORTH
Dakota &C. The decline e ses.l 10 pGa 'nf In the s
wheat states the drouth has prevailed over eNtelsNe
areas and done much damage muen injury mas Deea
the crop by the chnch bug ana rus, IA
against 80 In month Of July The condluon OF oss
Compared with SIS last month while n August isss
August for many and s due TO the cold wet spfns
succeeded by continuous hot dry weather aarhg s
returns for barley show slight decline in condition nom
that Of month, being ~ against s1S In Jgy snS
precisely the 4; was in June The CONDITION ot
otatOe. has declined nearly points IN the at Ss sn
10 crop Of wheat Of 262 t0 600 bush Of winter Ia
600 bush total 1851. 7Oe coo bush or corn lsoe 50
900 bush q oa q cS bush he oa sSer'se ''
last three cipasSs toooj Omitted-nOur bbls. grain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-11
NO NEW TRIAL ron BUCHANAN
RECORDER sMYTH SEES NO REASON FOB RE-
VERsING THE CONVICTION.

VERsING THE CONVICTION
Recorder smyth has refused To grant Robert W.
buchanan trial the charge Of poisoning his
wife. This action was expected In the General
Sessions Building. as the Recorder had acted with
great caution and dclbcration In every step he took
I'm the trial. Buchanan convicted Of murder In
the first degree, but has not yet been sentenced.
The chief point made BY Charles W. Brooke, counsel
for Buchanan. that the verdict should not stand
because IL NJ. Paradise Juror. mentally incapad
tatcd for time from celebrating. II also argued
that the jurors had separated without the consent Of
the Court before they handed In their verdict.
Recorder Smyth went the cas-" at great
length AMI decided TINT moi hing had occurred 10 make
IL necessary to grant Il new thai. Tn" day for
fencing Buchanan has not been set. An appeal Will
be- taken to the Court OF Appeals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-11

MErALS-IRON-The local market for pig Iron IS oui
and values are quite nominal Business at oher non
equally nas IL is rumoIei that one or we
mills preparing start up OF Pittsburg out as ~
none Of them have resumed operations. In the Pours
market absolutely demand and values are tner
tore entirely nominal IL reported nearly all OF o
the Ptsburg section banked or blown oHt
and reported that another furnace IN the Naey
and another In the Cleveland district viii be banKsa
during distress l. Dciu- eN
rerenced In iron the financial stua.
os which uokes difficult carry stocks There r. no
movement In scrap and but a small demand eS
finished material Respecting the enormous decline IN sse
heel 81 600 per week. ''The Iron Age speak. as
follows 1.-THE American iron trade has Witnessed %
sudden and astounding dcciue The production OF pig
iron that which has taken poco the last two montns;
II Is a movement too fore which has not yet
spent Itself II NAV be stated generally spaAnS thai
the normal production Of pig Iron I. 5000 coo tons w
was very close TO that figure or July IL had
dropped 1888 702 the FIRST the ncntn
has fallen 70 lo7o42 tons. shown In detail below
This means making only rate OK
200 600 per August ] the active flr'
mace nant grouped according fuel used possessed the
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-11
LOOTED THE BANK BEFORE He FLED.

Chicago, Aug. 1O.-A dispatch from Milwaukee
SAYS: From present indications 1t appears that John
Il. Koctting cashier Of the now dcfltnct south side
savings Bank practically looted the bank before
leaving the city. 1t Is estimated that he took
lca, $4,000 In money and sccuritic- ind Re
ccivcr Earth las attached kOetng's individual prop
orty In the hope that some Of the stolen noncy may
=. ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-11
nOsrON WOOL NIARkET.

poston. Aug. l0.-The wool trade is dull and
,n,ureiess The low prices do not attract buyers
Flee woods very dun. with the only business
!, medium and No Ohio. at 2ja26c. and Michigan
u, u, 5tc small lots Of Michigan sold at 20Q2lc
~, Ohio X nominal at 22u23c. and Xxx and NX and
Rove al 2la25c. No J combing quoted nominaly
"a, DC for Michigan and 25c for Ohio Unwashed
I'D unmerchantable heeces at l5p2Oc to quality
Ifnwashed comhins sold az lSul3c Tor one-quarter
hinod and zoe for three-eighths Territory wool
Ss been ceiling fairly nj l)c clean, for fine. and
"a .oc for fine medium. Texas and California slow
", a secured basis OF i0uf2c Pulled woods dull.
and in foreign wool no trading OF consequence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-11
TIE PE7ROLEEM MIRkET.
VIEWS IRON THE FIELD AND RANCE OF PRICES

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AID RANGE OF PRICES.
New.YorA August 10, 1893.
Financial conditions continue to Lay depressing weight
upon crude OIL speculation There were no safes OF t'r'
,,n,o,, at either Newlork Exchange bur orcrs
,,o ,,d, AZ 80 cents. ~ oil CIV thee slightly
", len tendency. with SALES 5ss cents. There were
~ u,rticul.r development, the petroleum county, and
~, tut of the Nc Donald nold remains ut 900 barrels
,,ducd pntroeum was unchanged at DID rcn'~ gallon
in r,r,rl. e6j cents IN bulk aud 5Sj cents In cas-.
Fo,igu proatlons Antwerp. III filnc' Bremen.
I Gj maj r, London. Fed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-11
DROy-TU IN NETWORK STATE

Rome y. V. Aug 10.-1he lack OF rain In This
section IS beginning TO be serious matter with
farmers Grass seeded last spring Is dead or dying
rn,Acly COW, are giving less milk. Late potatoes
ar, at A slandstiu, and corn Is retarded In growth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-11

COtFTT-Thc coffee market at New.York was lower
on account efforts LONGS 10 sell There were very few
there selling by European oLe Tators OF
lito European markets were
decidedly lower that fact assisted IN depressing prices
here IL Is said by that there evidences of the
Gathering OF considerable short Interest in which foreign
operators taking Leading part The market closed
with n decline the day Of from 10 y 70 point on
Total sales fOr future delivery We're lI-oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-11
Er-PRESIDEyr HARRISON Ar BEVERLY. MASS.

Beverly MISS, Aug. lO.-Ex President Harrison
arrived in Beverly from Cape May about IL O'Clock
last night and viii spend the coming week here
with his daughter Mrs. X. A. Mckee. Mr.. Harrison
f. .niovug exc, lrn health and will devote his time
vhl. here To social enjoyment ana WISHING The many
MINI. Of nierc.i In the mcighhOrhOOd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-11
RICH GOLD STRIKE ~ WYOMING

Omaha, Neb.. Aug. l0.-A great gold strike is
reported in the Fortunatus Mines OF Sheridan.
Wyo. II Is said that after eighty hours work
l2s ounces Of gold worth over 5000 has been the
result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-11
ONLY Sls TO CHICAGO AND RETURN, VIA
pICTIlREcOIE ERIE LINES

Next special excursion train leaves New-York.
4 rs p. M next day. Tickets good ten days with
privilege OF returning via Niagara Falls similar
2. U and 10,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-11

Boston. Aug. lO.-Thc report Of the death Of ". +.
w. BALL. the dramatic critic. is erroneous. Mr. Bali
j. alive and in his usual health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-11
TAMMAyY PRIMARILY TO BLAME.

And what shall .ay 4 the ntilHaton OF the
Mach Grand Jury OF 1892 Is valid aud all this official
n,,no Of gambling and RIGHTEOUSNESS t. for sake
NJ the money they can out OF It for themselves
and Tammanyf Honesty converted into dollars female
virtue into lots and the mot splendid cit. IN
our country governed by pack OF ficebooieis who
pagc the city of beat that makes IL worth govern
tnp,nat is why II is difficult TO break up these evils
Thcy arc not primarily due b. the Ncioushe's OF inc
Police Department; that department Is simply one oil
the many tcnacp BY means oil which whatV,r lucrative
.o,odItv 4. anolt ia Is drawn Into IanHahl :
enrsclous NAV. Gambling and RIGHTEOUSNESS are among
,bc .prlnrs OF her supply. because gambling ana Hceh'
tiou-ness are willing to pay for being protected
saoonkeetcrs pay for not being disturb on Suo'e'
so,c arrc.ts have 10 mad in ofdr 10 Keep up nD'
pcaraccs The rule Is thegc shall be siNtysc
sunday The variation that figure. up or down:
has been slight since last fciruiy; barSeeict faa
few days ago: ut Will o. BE- orr''tcd
prettv soon was to have been hauled up TINS week
but the boss arranged u put OF of coupe OF
month"; Perhaps tina. makes II easy % uhucis'ana
vhy was that Tammany last winter killed the oi' 'n"
proposed to give ealoonkeeiers wet Su"dN' IL "o'i
hase cut OF juss much opportunity Tor a hna"' ~
10 for that nccl not ftar that jainhnS
VIII law for licensing gambling or prostitution
PROPERTY INTERESTS ARE COwARDLY
There IL no end 10 this mat:rr People houevcr, arc
setting their open Tanmany dos expect that
Der opportunities are going be prolonged indefinitely
Whcn We explosion comes II VIII he found that those
who have been most deeply implicated have made ar.
by which can conveniently run TO cover
~ citizens would tell oil they know short work could
he made OF It. Their hearts arc brave but their
property interests eowariy.
There are parts OF the where Young rovdics
terforire the street The policeman says 70 you 81
can't cat.h them" 1t Is an impressive sight TO sec
uolicepen march Decoration Day but. after ALL the
most Impressive thing they can do IS To make crime
dangerous l can tell where you stand at
.., haurx nj the day trained boys empty the
,r bet, of the unwary. You need not 20 N Dickens
N edr 10 ind Fsgu Crime is not considered crime in this
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-16
CoMMrssrosrn's OprIoE, ,

lAZEWEIJI, VA.
TO Inchnrinh Pcrduo Hhodn Pcrtlne,
widow of d. X. Pcrduo deocased, William
II. Moore and Nancy Moore, his wife.
Washington potry and Mincrvn Elizabeth
Pctry. his wife, George w. Milan and
Cynthia Louisa Milan, his wife, Pearls
Perdno John II. Barnes, guardian nd iitein
for Henry Pcrd,ic (nn infant dcfaadHnt),
~ w. Chapman. administrator of ID. X.
Perdue, deceased and nil creditors of the
estate of X. ID. Pcrlue, doccnsed, Take
notice. Tint bnvc fixed upon the eth dizzy
of July, 1893, Mt my Office Mt Tazewcll, Ya.,
to tako and settle the account. ordered bv
tho Circuit Court OF Tazowell County on
the 10Th dey of April, 1893, in tho Chnn-
cory Cause. now pending in said Court, III
which Znchariah Perdue il Complainant,
and d. X. Pcrdue's administrators anu 9TH
ers aro Defendants, Mt which time nnd
place you nrc required TO be present.
All persons having claims against tho
estate of said ID. X. Perdue. will present
them at same time and place, TINT they
may be taken into said account.
/. j.. CHAPMAN,
Commissioner in Chancery.
May 80, 1898.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-16
VERDICT AGAINST THE
NORFOLK g. WESTERN.

BEDFORD Cry. Va, June l0.-In
the Circuit Court of Bedford county
in the suit of W. w. Marshall's nd
ministrator, against the Norfolk and
Western railroad, the jury gave n
verdict of $500. The company en-.
tered demurrer to the evidence.
which Judge Dupuy today overruled,
giving judgment for the plaintiff in
accordance with the verdict. Notice
of an appeal WAS given. Marshslls
home was Mt Cleveland, Tenn. He.
with about forty persons, were killed
in the wreck at Thaxton, Bedford
county, in July, 1889. A number of
similar suits have been brought, but
this is the first in which damages
have been given.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-16
FOR OUR READERS.

If you can mako eighty words from
letters contained in tile word "NlON
TREAL" you can have free trip TO
the Worlds Fair and return, as the
publishers of that we'll known inaga
zine, "DOMINlON ILLUSTRAT-
ED, offer to pay expenses to Chitn
go and return to tho frat person in
each State sending list of not less
than eighty words as above. This is
IL popular way of attracting attention
to II popular publication a host of
other valuable prizes will be given to
successful contestants, aud every ono
able TO send II list of not less than
sixty words will lie awarded prize
valued by the publishers Mt not less
than five dollars. As prizes are
eqn,tubly divided among the different
States persons residing in any local.
ity have an equal opportunity of 30.
curing the free trip to Chicago. or
one OF the other valuable prizes for
their State. This announcement ap
pears III the lending newspapers of
this State for tho first time THE SAME
DAY. Enclose twelve u. s. two cent
stamps with list of words for sample
number of this elegant and profusely
illustrated (96 pages) magazine, con
tanning full particulars of this most
liberal prize distribution. "Domin-
ion Illustrated" is tho leading and
longest established magazine in Brit
ish America Qarger than Harper's,
Century, Scribnel's or Ousmopolitnn).
Its publishers aro rated by mercan.
tile agencies and worth over ono hun
dred thousand dollars. Send prompt
ly as date of post mark decides. Ad.
dress "DOMINlON ILLUSrRAT.
ED" Ground Floor, Y. NJ. q. As
socn, Montreal. Quo.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-16
WEATRER-CROP BULLETIN
CENTRAL OFFICE.

LYNcHpURo, Va, June II, 1893.
During the past seven days the
temperature has average only very
slightly above the normal for the
season. There has been generally
more than the average amount Of
Sunshine. There has been more than
the normal amount of rainfall in the
Southwest and on the coast; there
has been about the normal amount IN
the central and northern sections and
i'll tue Valley; while over the Tide
water section and the southern couu.
tics there has been little or no rain.
Wheat is generally reported as in
good condition; 1T is nearly ready for
harvest in the central sections. Oats
are reported poor in the southeast,
but is good in the western and
southwestern sections. Grass is gen
orally in good condition. Corn is
doing well and that which had to be
replanted is said to have good
stand. Tobacco is reported in fair
to good condition. The potato crop
is suid to be very fine in the eastern
section.
On the whole. the crops are in fair
condition, and the weather. condi-
tions have been very favorable to the
growing crops, and for the cultiva-
tion of them.
T nj Pvr,,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-16
AN INVESTMENT THAT WILL
PAY.

A Chinese baby is really the funni
est looking little tot that can be i'm
agined, and we have never seen such
life like portrait of one as that pub
lished in the July number of Demor
est's Family Magazine, which con
tains the "Oriental Legations ut
Washington " Besides this baby of
the Chinese Minister, nra pictures of
his wife and suite, and views of the
different rooms in the Chinese Lega.
ton; and this highly interesting arti-
Gle is further embellishcd with other
curious and beautiful portraits and
views from the several Oriental LIE
cations. Nobody who has any inter
est in art should miss the "Fnmillar
Talks on the Different Schools of
Art" which are superbly illustrated
in this number They are liberal
education, aud will eunble anyone
with no previous knowledge to con
verse knowingly about the great
painters of all ages and their works.
THE Story of the Millennium" grows
in interest. and the illustrations this
month show what kind of houses we
will live in in A. d. 10000, besides
the kind of garments we will wear,
and depicts the routine of every day
life, at that remote period The July
number would not be complete with.
out something about fireworks, and
the bill is filled by telling with pen
and brush just how they are made.
To enumerate all that appears in this
grand number, would take too much
space, but the Columbian Exposition
of course, comes in for it's sllare, and
water color, representing an in
verted old straw hat in which three
cute little puppies have taken refuge.
makes the name Fall to the Brim"
as appropriate as the picture is de-
sirable and worthy of framing. All
these under one cover sell for 90
cents. Published by w. Jennings
Demorest, Is East 14th Street, New
York.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-16
STRENGTH AND HEALTH.

If you ore not feeling strong and
healthy. try Electric Bitters. II LA
Grippe has left you weak and weary,
use Electric Blt'crs. This remedy
acts directly on Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys, gently aiding those organs
to perform their functions. If you
are afflicted with sick headache. yon
will find speedy and permanent re-.
lief by taking Electric Bitters One
trial will convince you that that is
the remedy you need. Large bottles
only Soc. at A. f. Hargrave's drug
store.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-16
W0RLD'R FkIR NOTES.
A Few PoINrEhs Anour Cnrnaao.

".
Asa great ninmy Of the readors Of tio
NEwH will make their frat trip tn Chicago
during the Worlds Fair, few pointera
regarding tho geography Of tho city will
bc appreciated. III the frat placo, fx
firmly in your ihipd tho fdct that Iinko
Michigan forms thu cna;orn boundary of
tho entire city and II yoh stand facing tho
lnkc with both nrhy5 onti!tretchcd the left
hand will point to the North Pole and the
right hnnd will point straight down tho
tracks of tho BIO FOUR ROUTE TO tho
World'H Fair Buildings, situntod ut tho
southern end Of thc city. Paste this In
your hat md you hnye the key to Che on.
tire situation. Coming into Chicago on
trains of tho Zig Four Rontc. which In tho
only railroGd having mi entrance on tho
south side nlong tho lnkc frcht, whore MI
Tho hotels and boarding houses nro locat-
ed, yon will find Yourself passing prncti-
caily through the Exposition Gronnda and
u magnificent panoramic Wow OF the Fair
in obtined
AT tho Worlds Fair Station OF the Biz
Four Route. If yo,r step Off Mt the right
aide, yon nre Mt the entrance gate to tho
Exposition and cnn begin ''dong" tho
Fair at oncei If you step off on the left
side, you will find yourself in the fnost
residence portion of Chiengo, and right in
the lDjdaL of tho Worlds FaiT hotel and
boarding house district. fli6 chnnces are
ten to ono You will b6 within fow min-
ntcs wi.lk of the very place you have so :
lectcd for your headquarters.
II you prefer to go down town, ten min
utes ride will bring yon to the new Twelfth
Street Station III tho heart of the city
Now bear in mind tho mnnifest advantage
Of entering Chicago on the Big Fonr
Route. In the first place y6Iy AVOID en-
Graly tho bother and trouble of n tedious
tranetsr across the city. which III necessary
vim oil othor limos, being landed directly nt
tho ExpoGition Grounds, an. advantage Of
fered by no other line; and ID the second
plnco yoa ohn so fix tn, geogfGhhy of the
city iii yonr mind TINT yon' will ut oncs'
become as familiar with Ohicago rs You arc
with yonr o%n town.
Another point in favor of Tho Big Four
Route Is found in the fact that IL $6i, en-
ter Cincinnati on tho Queen q Gfeseene
Route, Louisville d Nashville II. r., Ken
tncky Cenfrnl Ry. chesapeake e. Ohio Ry.,
or Baltimore K Ohio s.. w. II. r., connec-,
ton is made in Union Depot, avoiding tRe
: disagreeable transfer necessary via all 9TH
or lines. For full Information address
d. B. MARTIN,
General Passenger Agent. Cincinnati.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-16
ARE YOU INSURED?

If not, now is the time to provide
yourself aud family with bottle of
Chamherlain's Collie, Cholera and Di
arrh@a Remedy as au insurance
against any serious results from an
attack of bowel complaint during the
summer months. IL is almost Ger
tain to be needed and shonId be pro-
cured at once. No other remedy can
take it's place or do its work. 25 and
80 cent bottles for sale by A. F. Har
grave, druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-06-16
RIcnMoNp. June 16
eo RicnMoNn, June 16
o,Ie(nIrM Such June retail
WoPSNing is not in the
COMPANY trade annals ofRich-
\SA : mond - the Big

~ - htsN ~ AtNN fAN s'AS
@aNrRAfNY tsaaS traas annals tns efRish, Ris
Store was never so richly stock
ed, and never was business driv-
en- with such Il relentless hand.
It's an occasion when you are
are reaping the benefits of the
late spring which left makers
and factors with their stock
piled up. June has to see it
distributed. Any price is achock
against disaster with them. 1t
affects home and imported goods
alike.
That's what makes this 37c. Hopsaclt
Ducking 19c. II yard. White with
strpes-four more colorings came yes
terday.
500 yards more of that t6c. Satin aud
Lace Striped Muslin at 10c.
East Aisle.
Only one drawback else Wool
HOPSACKING would have
quadrupled the sales that as it
was in the past two months have
made it talked of from ocean is
ocean-it wouldn't wear. One
Of the greatest American mills
has spent these two months in
experimenting and has conquer
ed. We have the invoice of real
reliable Hopsacking to reach
Richmond. On sale this morn
ing.
Navy, soc. Black. SOC. $50. and si.1o.
CREAM SUITING for out
ing dresses greets you.
All Wool Storm Serge, Soc.
All Wool Washable Flannel, soc.
These may hint of Il dozen others.
Main Aisle.
3S pieces of DUBLIN LAWN
went into the vortex Of June
selling yesterday. Half of it
left for today. White, treated
with hints Of color. Navy,with
white ring dots, strcal<s and
stripes. 25 inch, sc.
Rear of Main Aisle.
THE COHEN co.
II, 13, 10 and II East Broad.
Always mention CLINon VALLEY NEWS
when writing.