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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-18
O.aE NIGHT ONLY-FkIDAY. SEPT. 81.

O-SE NIGHT ONLT-FHIDAY, SEPT. FL.
THE Merry Monarch of the Minstrel World
I The Al. y. FIELD MINSTRELs. combined
with the spectacular Pantomime of Aladdin
Fun furnishers and general dealers in odd
lines Of novelties Z. NJ. Hall, comedian vo 70
callst, the most eminent banloist of the times;
Tommy DonneLy, the versatile comedian,
Harry skunk the man of mirth; Moore and
Beeson, the grotesque comiQueS, the Ualloon-
atlcs Eddie Koran, Doc tluigley, tommy
Carey, VIII Walhng, W. II. Mcpherson, j.
Walter Wilson, Harry J. Howard. lawrence
Diamond. Carl homan, Geo. Hassell; Ches-
ter Minis Mliiti r. Band. Ernest Mgnal 5
Orchestra. 40 Minstrel magnets. The EURO
pean adjunct: The AlveraZ Family, known
Europe over as the musical BARRIERS of Seville,
4; 3 Tue Martlnnettie Brothers, tee famous
acrobats, dancers and pantomlmistS. 3; Ar
( thur fule, the English mimic and triple
voiced vocalist; 8 The Maxwell Family Of
PantomlmiSts and Dancers. s; . The Original
and Only MignaDi Family, musical PAYERS, 8.
Nothing but original features. The minstrel
hrst part, Way Down on the Suwannee River.
The Pun Man Strike, The Bull Fight, The
Pantomlme of Aladdin, The Clown Banquet,
The Treasure Cave, The Sultan's Castle,
Aladdin's Palace. Special scenery, gorgeous
costumes original music, beautiful calcium
effects. Two 20 feet cars are used TO trans
port this mammoth production. Too big for
cOmT arison. Too great for competition. AL
G. Field, sole owner G. P Campbell, agent.
Seats at Livingston S, Sept 49, Next AttraC-
4 t1on-Iom keene, Sept 26.
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LIQUOR LICENSES.

City Of Savannah once Clerk OF Council
savannah, Ga, Sept. IA. 1891 he following
Applications TO retail liquor during the year
1875 were referred to the committee Of the
Wn9Ie AT meeting OF Council OF sept L., 1901.
Michael Shields, at No rs Reynolds street.
W. w. Ferguson, TO transfer license 10
Thos. j. Hogan southwest corner East Broad
and McDonough streets.
j. +, Brooks, administrator estate J. J
Souza, 10 transfer license TO J. H. Lang. al
northwest corner Price and South Broad
+. T.. REBARER,
Clerk OF Council.
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Ab0Nann19S
THE QUEEN OF TkBLE WATERS. "

except popularity, and an Improbable
sort of popularity at that. He squan-
dered thousands upon thousands of dol
lars in arrooms. E erybody said he was
4 good fellow. But he set an example for
his successor. The impression that Cor
bett is not liberal with his money is a
mistaken one. His purse is always open
to his friends, and although he is not a
"hurrah" sort of fellow, he goes through
a comfortable sum eEerN daN-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-18

Tallahassee, Fla, Sept. H. George
Larrimore, negro man in his S1th year.
and manager Of the restaurant ad dining
the city market, had rather a novel ex-
perience the other day About o'clock in
the afternoon he took OFF his shoes TO rest
MS feet. In taking off his right shoe he
discovered something in it, which. upon
examination, proved TO be snake.
mashed as fiat as O pancake. and 10 was a
genuine rather. about thirteen inches
long, but too dead 10 wriggle.
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FUNERAL INYIIAT.0NS.

HOLLAND. The relatives and friends Of
Mr., and Mrs. JAMES HOLLAND are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral service Of
the latter, from Trinity Methodist church, at
o'clock THIS Al TERNOON.
PATTERSON.-Died Sunday, Sept 49,
GEORGE r.. PATTERSON youngest son Of Mrs
5. B. Patterson. aged 6 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at the residence of his
mother. 100 Broughton street, THIS CTues-
day. MORNING at 10 clock.
Interment Laurel Grove
RATCLIFFE.-The relatives and friends Of
Mrs. SUSAN RADCLIFFE and OF her SON Mr.
W. Henry Ford are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral of the for 1er, fron the
residence of the latter No. 2 Pri"" street,
THIS (Iuesday ACT ERNOON at 3 so 0 clock.
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a HOT CONTEST FOR TREASURES
An Interesting Primary in Marion
County. Florida

Ocala, Fla, Sept. 1.-THE primary be-
tween Gen. F. j. Dickinson and John Ste
vens for the nomination for county treas
urer last Saturday was a most exciting
one. Gen. Dickinson is a war veteran and
Mr.. Stevens is a fruit grower. The main
cause of the deep feeling which the con
test carried arose from the fact that in
1893 Gen. Dickinson, who was then and is
now county treasurer, withdrew the
county funds from the Merchants Ma
tional bank and put them in the First Ma
tional BANK. This induced the Merchants
National and its friends to take sides
against Gen. Dickinson. There are vari-
Gus alleged reasons for the withdrawal,
Gen. Dickinson giving one set of reasons
and the bank officials another. The re-
suit of the primary is not yet known.
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NOTICE TO WATER rAKERs.

City Treasurer's once Savannah, Ca.
| Sept. H. lS94.-NOtice is hereby given that
the time for paying water rent has expired
ana the turncock VIII proceed forthwith 70
shut of water from all delnluents, as the
! ordinance OF January 10th, 1896. directs.
{. :. HARDEE,
City Treasurer
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NOTICE.

City Of Savannah, ONCE Clerk OF Council.
savannah. Ca. sept. 10, 1894 - INQUIRIES have
been made at the Office of the clerk Of council
OF the whereat outs of the heirs Of ANN w.
DOUGLASS, who lived IN Savannah from 1917
TO 1850, and probab y later. Any person
knowing aught OF the aforesaid heirs will
benefit them ny making the same known to
this ONCE. f. h. REBARER
Clerk of Counci
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A little girl sat gazing at the new bon
net Of one of her mothers visitors, until
the latter smilingly asked, DO you like
it, my DEAR" The child innocently re-
piled, Eyes, 1 do. Mamma and Aunt
Milly said it was perfect fright, but it
doesn't frighten me a bit. '-Tit-Bits.
You are sure that Miss Flipley is 1927
Let me think Yes she was 81 three years
ago. "-Chcago Inter Ocean
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Trials of a Fireman.
From the Ohio Sac Lonrnnl

From the Ohio State Journal
"The public sometimes makes me very
tired, remarked a fireman day or two
ago "How's that2 What kick have YOU
coming about the dear public" WHY,
1t never takes into account that we have
to work. 1t seems to have gilt-edged
idea that we sit around the front of the
engine house in our shirt sleeves and
smoke and tell stories occasionally get
ting up aud going out to a fire by way of
general amusement. l have known it en-
tertained this idea for some time. but |
was never called on TO untangle il as |
was today, when a city ottcial-a city
official, mind you-passed our house. and.
getting into conversation with few of
us, asked in the blandest ana most guile.
less way If we did day or night duty. IL
gave me the most supreme satisfaction To
inform the gentleman that we worked
day, and night, all the time: SUNDAYS,
Christmas, Fourth OF July, and ST. Pat.
rlc6's day. He even seemed surprised Ia
know that we slept ia the house. I've
had dozen others ask me the same cues.
ton, and the other night brilliant citi-
zen sailed into the house and capered IN
stairs like a load of bricks falling on tin
roof One OF the boys told him To keen
quiet or he'd wake the men. "Nhy. does
anybody sleep hereN' he asked in the
most cheerfully idiutic way. Does any.
body sleep here We people grow very
weary Of being compared to the police
force about having work TO do. There S
only one out of every 400 that knows
what iireman's work as any way"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-18
RENTING NOTICE.

Owing to the lateness Of the renting season
concession in prices will be made to aCcspta.
bic tenants. l have several very desirable
houses in good locations.
SALOMON COHEN,
Bull street
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POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN.
IMPORTANT RAILROAD MEETING
Important Feature of It's Business Is
TO Establish the Cotton Rate.

70 LsJaDIIsh inc OotJon Rate.
Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 17.-An important
meeting of railroad men will be held here
tomorrow. All the roads in the South
ern Railway and Steamship Association
and others outside of the association will
be represented by their tratdc managers
or general freight agents. Some Of these
have already arrived, and to-day held
preliminary discussions upon the Ques-
tions TO be passed upon tomorrow. The
main object Of the meeting is TO establish
the cotton rate for this season and to ap-
portion the crop, as has been done here
tofore each line handling only SO much
as is assigned to it in the agreement.
There was some trouble over last wears
appointment and it is not unlikely
that the railroad men will have lively
time in settling the matter this yoar The
diferential on port shipments viii also be
fixed
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BIDS.

City Of Savannah, once Clerk OF Council.
Savannah Ga, sept Z. 1s94.-Blds will be re-
ceived at the Office of the Clerk of Council
until II m. THURSDAY, the Goth inst, for
furnishing the Police Department with
seventyfour C7D belts and seventy-four ga
black felt hats.
The city reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
BY order of the Committee on Police.
+. Z. REBARER
Clerk OF Council
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-18

Day-If 1 were in your place, l
wouldn't paint that house white; I'd
paint it brown. sWeeks-If you were in
my place, you'd probably be so mad that
you'd paint it red, just to spite the people
who gave you advice about lt.-Truth.
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JUDGE PALMER RESIGNS.
The Director Generals Bad Health
the Reason for Retiring.

Atlanta, Ca, Sept. 1.-THE resigna-
ton of H. E. W. Palmer, director general
of the Cotton States and International
exposition, was rendered at meeting of
the board of directors to-day and &C
cepted. Bad health is the reason as
signed by Director General Palmer for
stepping down and out He has been
able to give but little attention to the ex-
position during the past six weeks. The
position Of president and director general
will be consolidated under Pres. Charles
A. Collier.
Tomorrow will be an important period
IN the exposition progress. The corner
stone of the manufacturers build
of the opening of the big
event. Business will be suspended and
the city given general holiday in honor
of the event. The cornerstone LAYING
will be under the direction of the grand
lodge of Masons. There will be a big
street parade, and speeches will be made
by President Collier, Secretary Hoke
Smith, Gov. Northen, Hon. w. Y Atkin-
son, Hon. f. G.. duBignon and several
others.
POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF RAIN.
Atlanta, Ga, Sept. IA heavy rain.
storm broke over Atlanta at O'Clock.
and at midnight torrents are still falling.
The streets of the city are flooded The
rainfall has been so great that the parade
and cornerstone laying of the Cotton
States and International Exposition sci
for tomorrow have been postponed.
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NOTICE.

Neither the master nor the agents OF the
British steamship BLOOMFIELD will be re.
spousible for any deots contracted by the
crew.
WILDER & CO.,
Agents.
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Poisoned Three Wives.

Fort Gaines, Ga, Sept. 17.-Geor ge
Curry, the negro who is suspected of
poisoning three wives, will not be tried
until Sept 20
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HINCKLEY'S RESFAURA ANT.
Open Day and Night.

FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
NEw--FIRsT-CLAs PRICES
The best the market affords, properly
cooked and nicely served. Special table for
ladies' and prompt and satisfactory service.
16l CONGRESS STREET
(NCXt to B. H. Levy & Bro.'sO
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Sibyl (who has been thrown over by
her fiance)-I feel utterly discouraged
Tippie (soothingly)-N mind, dear
remember there are as good tish in the
all very well; but doesn't it occur to you
that one may get tired fishing 2--Vogue.
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Neither the master nor consignees OF the
British steamship ENDSLEIGH will be re-
sponsiole for any detts contracted by the
crew STRACHAN g. CO.,
Copsigneee
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play poker.
Hier smtor-Why-er that is, once in a
Her father-Wcn, let's have game syria.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that one CHARLES II.
BEHRE of Atlanta, Ca who was formerly l.
the employ of the National Cash Register
Company of Dayton, Ohio. is not now con
nected with the said company in any capacity
and has no authority to receive orders or to
act for it IN any manner whatever
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER Co,
Dayton, Ohio.
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he GIRL I LEFT BEHIND NJ.
Direction of Cfa-les Frohlnan
Thrilling and Romantic Story
With StHpendous Effects!
Ran for $50 nights in New York city.
Ran for $50 nights in Chicago.
Ran for 100 nights in Boston.
VIII pack the Theater one night in sa-
vAnnah.
.RURNNRH THERTER

Seats at livingston Sept. IS
Next Attraetion-Field' Minstrels. Sent. 81
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-18

Now is the time to make changes in your
Offices, so as to BE comfortable during the
busy season. We make plans and do all the
work at our factory not interfering with
your business until material is ready to put
up. Telephone or write US and we will send
man TO see you.
A. S. BACON & SONS.
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SAVANNAH COTTON MILLS.
SPECIAL = NOTICES.

oFEGiHE FNUl
N~~~~-~-~~~~~-~-~-~~~-~-
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Do not buy any Furniture Carpets, Cur
tains, Por,ieres, etc, before you look al ours
ana get our prices. We will sell them to you
al less than you can buy them elsewhere, and
have a much better selection. We co not ad-
veruse our prices but you can rest assured
that they are the cheapest in town. Call and
see for yourself and he convinced at
LINDSAY & MORGAN'S
ANOTHER STRIKE ON HAND.
Tobacco chewers are beginning. TO strike
and also kick, because some manufacturers
are no longer careful ABOUT the quality of leaf
that is being put in old established brands of
tobacco.
Try the
GOLDEN APPLE TOBACCO
and see If 1t don't fill The bill. Chewers can
be supplied by
JOHN LYONS,
Corner whitaker and Broughton streets.
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PALACE OF A PUCILIST.
Champion Jim COTbGtt'S Elegant Home
in New York.

A Handsome Residence Which Has
Already Cost the Champion S23, 900
and on Which He Expects to Spend
$4,000 More in the Way of Decora-
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IMJSgMEHTS.
SAURNrSAH THERTER.

ONE NIGHT SEPT. go.
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ANOTHER sTRIKE -ON HAND.


Como Whitaker and Bronghton stree
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Take tho Three Parts and fold
them consecutively from
ONE TO TWENTY -FOUR
ard you will have a com
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FEATURES TODAY.

History and review OF the state Reform
atory AT Gainesville; Gedwin'F official re-
port Of turf winnings In 1898, splendid H.
Illustrated pages for the women ana chill
dren; "LouBe's Lent" fine story for the
little folks: our USUAL interesting religious
page Sam Jones on inancc, copyrighted
letter; a fine story about The early day ro-
porting our theatrical and sporting pages,
a page for the literary folks: Tho PoRrs
questions ana annwersi our society review
Of the week and illustrated fashlons n
candid review OF tho first year Of Mr.
Cleveland's administration; M Quad, fhe
greatest OF all American hmnQrfsts; SEN
aational reyiew OF the missionary work IN
the slums OF Now York forecasts OF the
great weather prophet Foster; all the
news, local, domestic and foreign
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COMMITTEE rs sELEcrEp.

Chairman Culberson Names Three Men IN
Investigate Jenkins order.
Warrington, March TO- Representative
culberson, chairman Of the house Judi
ciary committee. says TINT Representation
Boatner Of Louisiana and Terry OF Ar
kansas, democrats. ana w. a. Stone Of
Pennsylvania, republican, will be desig-
mated as the subcommittee 10 conduct the
Investigation into the decision Of Judge
jenkins IN the Northern Paeihc strike
matter. MIR. culberson Gays II viii not be
necehsary FOR the subcommittee 10 leave
washington. ae they have fun power TO
~ mnon persons and papers He says
the records Of the decision are about an
that Is required. as It Is merely a ques-
Ton as 10 whether Judge Jenkins exceeded
his authority. Representative McGonn,
who introduced the resolution OF inyeatlFa-
ton, thinks the subcommittee VIII visit
Milwaukee and Chicago.
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ARMoR MNrnRlMnNrs.
Harveylged Plate Undergoes Irial by the
Navy DeDurtmcnt

Harveylsed Plate Undergoes Trial by the
Navy Department,
Washington. March io.-rhe navy de-
pnrtment has received and today pro-
cecded TO tcst the hrst OF the armor plates
that have been completed by the new Har-
voVlglng plant of the Carnegie works,
rhe Two plates did not represent any
particular lot designed Tor vessel, but
are experimental plates. submitted 10 un-
drrgo trial TO demonstrAtc the efficiency OF
mo new plant IN produeinB the HaiNoyiZed
the government proving station NJ Indian
Head. Only one plate was tested, that one
being ten Inches thick and eight by ten
tGet
Three shots were fred from distance OF
900 feet. The first was Carpenter eight.
Inch shell, a little longer than the ordinary
shells. which struck The plate about six
teen inches from the top aud the same dts
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PANAMA cANAL.

Shareholders Favor Trial of Bartissops
Plan for Its Completion.
Paris, March 1O.At meeting Of the
shareholders Of the Panama Canal com
pany today II was resolved 10 favor the
formation Of a syndicate 20 undertake the
Bartissoi project 70 finish the Panama
canal
~. Bartissol proposes 70 build stone
tunnel about six Mules long; water from
tie Chagres river would, according 10 the
plan be conducted by shafts 70 this tunnel
and De used 70 carry 70 the shores Of the
Pacific the soil eKcavaied from the bed
Of the canal
The civil enElneer referred % calculates
that the Panama canal could by this
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lance from one side. with a velocity OF isiI
feet. The point OF the shell was welded
into the plate and the fragments scatter
81 Two IiBlit cracks were inflicted upon
tAe plate, neither touching the rivet
holes. An eight-inch Holzer. striking with
velocity pf 30D, was the second shot
This also struck near the upper edge nnd
the plate, ana two cracks, one nom he
shrii 10 ishe bottom OF tho plate, tho other
TO the Top, were made. Neither or them
through ihe rivet holes. The thir1 shot Il
feet, broke lhe plate, lifting the upper part
oyer the OAK backing ana destroying that
the shell being smashed also
The naval men consider the test proof NJ
the superior quality Of the Harvey plate.
although this particular one was OF extri
qually, Tho fact that none Of the seams
wcrc through the rlYet holes showed that
they do not weaken the plate Either III
the nrHi Two shots would nave smashed IA
plckei plate, say enc experts
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PREsIpENrls AprnovAL.

-Four Acts Signed by tho Chief Exeeu.
tive.
Washington, March i0--The president
has approved the joint resolution author.
izing General o. o. Howard TO accept
the decoration Of the Legion OF Honor
from. the president Of the French BeppD-
he; the act authorizing the construction
~ "a bridge over the hrkanaas river near
Van Buren,, Ark, and the act appropriat-
ms ftV1 FOR the RESCUE Of tie armament
kTarsarae and the aet establishing
port Of entry AT Iionners Ferry, Idaho.
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STATE AGENTS FOR

CLEVELAND RUBBER WORKS,
Betting Hose. Packlngs, Etc.
REEVES PULLEY COMPANY.
Wood Spit Pulleys,
HENRY n woRTHGNGToN,
Steam Pumps
10. c. ATKINS & CO,
Circrlar and Band Saws. Btc.
BRADFORD Betting Co.
Leather Betting
METROPOLITAN INJEcToRS.
MICHIGAN SIGHT FEED LuBRIcA.
TORS.
MAGNOLIA METAL CO..
Magnolia Anu-Frictlon Metal.
N. & G. TAYLOR co.
Old style Roofing Tins.
NIAGARA STAMPING AND TOOL Co,
Timers Tools and Supplies.
COvEL MANUFACTURING Co,
Saw Gpmmers, Swages, Etc.
We carry fun stock OF the above Mt
manufacturers prices, and solicit your
correspondence
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and he estimates the maximum expense OF
the undertaking at SiOO,00Q0o0
Bartlssols plan was submitted To the
technical commission OF the Panama Canal
company and the commissioners reported
10 the judicial liQuidator OF the company,
NJ, ChiCourt that they were not sAnguine
OF It's success, but they added that they
thought 1t is eNpedcnt TO try the experi-
mcut under cerain conditions,
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JAPANltsB Er,IoCvrIoNs

Yokohama March iO,--At the recent
elections for parliament the liberals Sc.
cured over lgo seats gain OF thirty, by
which the government VIII set powerful
sNpport ngolnst the antl-forelsn taetlon.
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sI1AIs EXCHANGED.

windsor March 1O-1he queen was pres-
ent today nj a meeting Of the prlyy ooun-
eli at Windsor castle at which Tho eT-
change Of seals between the ministers
took place. Lord Roseberry, the new pre-
inter, ana the other minsters were all in
attondancc Mr. Gladstone whose seal
was already IN the queens hands, was
algcDt
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London, March lQ,--Afr, Gladstone has
SO far recovered his health "a to have
been able to leave his bed room today.
lie spent the afternoon in his library.
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0ne- lhird Usual Price.
Wash Dress Goods,

Hrs daily receiving large lots of
kslfal Spring Wash Goods, which
Rsell at our usual low prices.
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Corscts. all brands. M
Imported Corset; the fashionable
Fasso and Schilling model form.
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CARPETS,

Car loads of Carpets received during
the week.
200 pieces now designs and makes OF
Tapestry Brussels
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SEE our new Chenille Portierres in
delicate effects. extra length and
width, frinEed all around
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Every known weave in Blocl- w.,
Dress Fabrics; also Prlestiv's Cn Jo'
otdIeu SIR and Wool Dress material
at greatly reduced prices. '''' 'e' ''i