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Toilet Counter.

Our Toilet-Counter is stocked like any
drugstore. without those big-pront prices.
See how the sales go this week:
Fshr's Talcum Powder. IL l-2c.
Witch-Hazel, half-pint, Re.
MEADE & BAKERS CARBOLIC
MOUTH-WASH,
9c. A BOTTLE.
Delicious Cold Cream Soap, for PC.
Refreshing Camphorice Soap, for 25c.
GENUINE BRIsTLE TOOTHBRUSH
Els. EACH WITH a FANCY HANDLE;
HERETOFORE y BARGAIN AT 1oc.-
MONDAYS SALE, FOR Sc. EACH.
Long Bamboo-Handie Picture-Du.ters,
15c. each.
WEIGHED BEFORE YOUR EYES
ANY KIND WRITING-PAPER, CREAM.
OR WHITE, RULED OR PLAIN,
ROUGH OR SMOOTH; LARGE OR
SMALL.
More than 100 pounds. price to be
lie. A POUND.
Largest and Best Wire Hair-Brushe,.
i9c.
Rogers Finest Steel Nickel-Plated
Scissors, with self-.harpening attachment,
sc. q pair for what you always pay
SOC
Genuine Vaselne. &c. a bottle.
In poundcans. l5c.
Travellers Wist-Brooms. In cases-a
hundred 25c. ones, for l5c.
SOLID-BACK HAIR-BRUSHES, PURE
WHITE IMPORTED BRISTLE,
STYLES. NENEERED BACK-an even
gross for this sale,
29c. EACH.
Sc. Dark Dress-Ginghams, 3-4c.
Russian Fleece Flannellettes, 7 lie.
Baby Outing. in delicate stripes and
checks. Zoe. yard.
Lght-Stripe Outing, Sc. yard.
Frankfort Fleeces, like eiderdown, 10c.
yard.
Bourette Flannels. Sc. yard.
Simpsons Fancy Prints, &c.
Beautiful designs in Fall Crepons, 7-Sc..
instead Of II 1-2c.
Il l-2c. Quality Dark Satsens. The Hen
rletta make. perfect too. even at the
price OF 6 7-Sc, yard,
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silk Stock.

The only instructions to our Silk-buyers
were: Buy the latest. the most ex-
uuisite in Silks that the market affords.
and where big cash discounts are allowed
on big orders don't stop at the quantity"
That makes these regular bargain-counter
prices.
GREAT SALES TAFFETA-SILkS.
AT CSC. A YARD
IL different colorngs. smallest seed fig-
ures, for waists, for dress-trimmings, Tor
children's dresses; 59c. does not represent
cost 10 make.
Az Zoe. A YARD
Reversible All-Silk 1'affetas, woven
stripes, smallest lot Of the sale. and first
likely to sell out.
AT 6oc. A YARD
Two-Toned Tafeta-SIlks. most refined
colorings, seeded figures. or striped;
dollar Silk, everybody says-here TO sell
for 69c. yard.
Elegant -Taffeta-Silks. woven,
Old-Kose, and Blue-Stripes; pieces only,
and not to be duplicated again under sl.25;
price is to be-
75c. a YARD.
All-Silk Black Surah, woven, colored-
embroidered, Dresden figures. never such
materials thought OF under sl.25-these 5
pieces here for
75c. YARD.
SEQ yards of Double-Warp PureSilk-
Surahs. lustrous Jet-Blacks. are 10 be sold
for 39c. yard.
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The Art Department

at Meyers Is famous for assortment and
prices-th!s Mondays sale brings you:
AXONY AND GERMANTOWN
YARNS, any color, in a great lot. for
&c. A HANK.
Stamped Satln-Damask Mats, 8 inches
square, all new patterns. for Sc. each.
Almost every shade OF Brainerd & Arm
s,rong's East-India-Dye Wash-Fllo Silks.
/ lie. a skein
HEMSTITCHED AND STAMPED
TRAY-COVERS. size l6x27 inches, for
Mondays sale, &c.
INFANTS COLORED CAPS, SILK
BENGALINE. A SMALL LOT, WILL
HARDLY LAST MONDAYS SALE OUT,
l5c. EACH.
Infants stock OF Worsted Goods. now
complete.
Knit Bottles 10. Is. 10, Is. SO, 35c.
BLACK SILK, TAFEETA RIBBONS,
4 INCHES WIDE. PURE SILK. EVERY
BODY WANTS THEM, AND Is WILL
LING TO PAY A BIG PRICE. BUT
THERE IS TO BE A SALE HERE FOR
lsc. \ YARD. THEY ARE, SOC. RIBBONS.
Black Taffeta-Sllk Gloves, fail weight.
with double-tipped fingers. have been a
toc. seller; here for Monday at ESQ a
pair.
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SheetingS and FIanneIS.

Right in the face Of rising prices such
bargains abound at Meyers:
NEARLY ALL-WOOL WHITE FLAN-
MEL, IL 1-sc. yard. value i6 2-3c.
3l-INCH WHITE FLANNEL. FINE
AND THIN, Acc. VALUE, 26c. yard.
S6-INCH SHAKER FLANNEL. 8 7-sc..
value i5c.
32-INCH UNBLEACHED COTTON.
3 5-sc.. value &c.
"a UTICA CITY-BLEACHED SHEET
ING. 10 7-Sc. yard.
lO-i UTICA SHEETING. zoe.
Don't your Blankets and Woollens
shrink from washing7 Well, here's a Soap
that prevents It. happily called WOOL
SOAP-a very large cake. sells for loc. !:
AIt there are 800 sample cakes to DO
given away Monday-for the asking.
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WEDDING BELLS.
Two Marriages I'm Rndford-Fer-
sOnal-RepOrted COoI Fine.

EAST RADFORD, VA, September IL
(Specal)-Bourne Memorial church was
the scene of beautiful wedding wed
nesday afternoon. the parties being MI
+. W. Payne. Il popular employee OF Inc
Norfolk and western railroad, ana MISS
Belle Fisher. a charming young iady OF
Bradford. The church was handsomely
decorated, and the organ. under the skii,
full touch OF Mrs. G. j. Mount, pealeu
forth the wedding-march rs the prlda'
Marty entered the church in the foilow-
ing order: Mr.. ". +. Kinsey. with MISS
Jennie Brown: Mr.. J. l.. Lawrence. WIZ
Miss Mary Williamson; the groom WIN
his best man (Mr. r. X. Aiison). ana
then the bride. with her maid or honor
Miss Meta Dullard). The party was
met Mt the altar by Rev J. ". Perry
who performed the ceremony. After a
reception at the residence Of Mr.. W. n.
Kinsey tho couple LEFT for an extended
TOUR to several western cities.
AND STILL ANOTHER.
At 9 O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. ]. Gusts Peter and Miss Gertrude
r, Pile were married at 81. James Epls-
.oDoI church. The chancel was bsnuti-
fuilv decorated with flowers. and large
company gathered to witness the cere-
mony. The familiar weddinG-march
from Lohengrln. played by Mr.. Y. II:
MAYER. was the signal that the bridal
party had arrived. Messrs. Fred. WI
son. Oscar Kuhn, Wallace McNeal and
FLOYD Black (the ushers) marched slow
" m tho aisle. followed by Miss Minnie
pile the maid Of honor The bride foi-
lowed. leaning on the arm OF her father
Mr. ID. l.. Pile. Tho bridal pnrty was
met at the chancel by the groom, ac-
companied by his best man. Gr. c. NJ
Caldwell The rector. Rev. a. A. Pruden,
IN the beautiful and impressive service
of the Episcopal Church. Joined the popu-
lar couple. The couple left on the after
noon train for Washington, and from
there they will go 10 Atlanta. The groom
Is the honored book-kceper of the Rad
ford Pipe and Foundry Company. and
the bride il one OF the most popular young
ladies in the city
PERSONAL.
Mr.. John Ingles. who last year gradu-
nted at WASHINGTON and Lee University,
left yesterday for Cornell University.
where he will take n complete course in
electrical engineering. Mr.. InEles was
the captain of the Washington and Lee
University football eleven last year.
The condition OF young Bib. who was
hurt yesterday by a colt he was breaking
H. critical.
Nathan ROop and VIII Ratlif, who
were recently arrested here and taken
20 Giles county for trial. on charge Of
breaking, were tried there yester-
day. The verdict was acquittal for Rat
liff and two years and six months In the
penitentiary for Roop. J. u. Peters, Of
Radford, represented the accused.
1t is reported that a fine vein OF coal
has been discovered within two miles Of
this place. and that the owner is making
errangementi 10 open mine.
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BOYS Clothing.
Values ripe for Monday bargains. MOI
penny eYaggcration In these:
Z GREAT SUIT SALES.

Values ripe for Monday bargains. Not
| a penny eYnggeration In these:
GREAT SUIT SALES.
No. 1.-For little boys. 10 years; All
Wool Plaln-Cloth Junior or Lord F9unue-
roy Suits. with braided and embroidered
coats. and rlbbon-bow pants. usual $50
Suits-hers this week for sl.O.
20. For boys. 4 TO l6 years:
Sold Black Wool-Chev!ot Double-Breast-
ed Suits, with pair pants and cap, all
to match, 10 be sold for $3.50 80 long as
we have any. II you can buy such Suits
under g.. bring ours back.
No. S-For boys. 10 Is years:
Genuine Imported chCheviot Suits,
Brown and Gray Pepper-and-Salt pat
tern to be sold for 50; you Will go TO a
merchant-tailor and pay $50 for mans
Suit of same material.
No. l-For boys 4 to 16 years:
Finest Clay-Diagonal Double-Breasted
Suits, Jet-Black or Navy-Blue; the usual
prices of such suits range from $3.50 10
Sl0-these shall be sold for $50.
No. b.-For boys. TO Is years:
Dark-Pattern Kereey Suits, double
breasted, vice lapels, excellent work
man.hip. even down to buttonholes. You
are apt 10 pay SEQ for n Suit no better;
these are TO be sl..5 Suit.
BOYS WAISTS.
5000 Fall ana Winter Outing-Waists, In
Blue. Brown, and Gray stripes. with
sailor collar, usually DC; these. IL 1-2c.
Best-Quality Outing-W plaits
back and front, for 25c.
Navy-Blue Flannel Waists, 6 narrow
plaits In front, 3 plaits in back, pearl but
tons. sailor collar and cuffs Joc
Finest Blue-Flannel Waists, deep sailor
collars, embroidered anchors, for sl-every
thread and fibre Scotch cheviot.
pairs Pants and Caps TO match for
$3.50.
Little Boys Navy-Blue Flannel Refer
Suits, braided, $50.
100 pairs Mouse Boys Corduroy Pants.
ueually si.y5. for sl.25.
PANTS.
We do not sell Pants made OF stamped
or printed materials. Even our Csc. Pants
are wool-nlled chcviots. Every size, TO
IA years. in different patterns.
Our DOC. Pants are OF ATWOOD Cheviots.
good. heavy stout-wearing clothes
Mothers who come here regularly say
they can't buy as good elsewhere. even,
for '75c.
patterns Of Stripes az orc.
patterns OF Mixtures at JOc.
Solid Navy-Blue and Black at soc.
Mouse-Colored Corduroy at soc.
At 75c. a pair there are here to be sold
about 100 pairs Navy-Blu. Corduroy
Pants. the best quality made. not to be
duplicated by US again under s25.
At 81 and sl.25 n pali the Finest Chew
lots K,rseys, Worsteds. and Corduroy
Pants.
Eovs' Narrow-Ribbed School Hose, with
s-tbread heels and toes, as thickly and
strongly q woven Hose as we have ever
had at any price. These are fast-Blacks,
every size is here. beginning tomorrow
morning Mt II 1-2c. pair.
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Newport News Young Mems Chris
tian Association.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, September
2l.-(Special)-H. o. Williams. interna-
tional secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association. and l.. a. Coulter.
the new State Secretary. attended a meet
ing of the directors OF the Newport News
association last night. They went back
70 Richmond this morning but Will re-
turn here Monday, and attend another
directors meeting Monday afternoon at
4:30 O'Clock. The annual business meet
Ing OF the local association Will be held
Monday evening az S o'clock. when Of
ficers for the ensuing year Will be elected.
After the transaction OF business re-
ception VIII be rendered to Mr.. Coulter.
and 1t is expected that nearly all the
members OF the association in this city
Will be present. so that they may become
acquainted with the new State secretary
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STORM IN HANOVER.
Stable Struck by Lightning and
DurnPd.

OFFLEY, VA, September :i.-(SpecialD
The upper part of this county WAS visited
on Thursday evening by an electrical
storm OF unusual intensity. but there
was compensation in the shape OF
good rain that was badly needed. Such
a display OF lightnlns-both bolt and
"sheet"-has rarely been witnessed here.
Numerous trees were struck. but the only
serious damage reported was Mt the farm
Of Mr. u. W. Wickham, a well-known
and prosperous farmer, on Newfound
river His stable was set on fire and
destroyed. along with two fin. horses.
provender. ETC.. the loss being about $500.
Several adjoining buildings Nnd a lot
OF valuable farming implements. etc.
were saved by the strenuous efforts or
the hands from Mr.. James Parrish's saw
mill
The lightning struck In four other places
on the farm. once in a shock OF corn.
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A Lively Spot

Is this Jewelry- with its pretty,
ornamental fancles. priced down almost
at bare cost These values ought 70 make
Monday the liveliest OF days:
ROLL-PIATE BELT AND HAT
BUCKLES. worth 25c. sale price, &c.
Stering-Silvpr and Turquoise Stick
Pins. sc.
Rhinestone Ear-Drops. Mexican cut, for
Ice.
sterling-SIlver and Silk Watch Chains,
soc.
The New Dumb-Bell Cuff-I.lnk Buttons,
&c. pair.
SILVER-PLATE TRILBY HEARTS,
10c. each.
Long Silvered Lorgnette Chains, for
Trlby Hearts, 15c. each.
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Lining Stock.

JuGg. a stores Lining Stock for quail
ty and cheapness by It's dressmakers'
trade-we're willing to be Judged tina,
way:
Fsncy-Figured Gray Sileslas, 7-Sc. a
yard.
Black Moreen Percaline. &c. yard.
Rice-Cambric, Black, White. or Gray.
Sc. yard.
Real Hair-Cloth, 5oc. yard.
Collar-Canvas, lie. yard.
Corded Velveteen Binding. with wire at
tached, &c. yard.
Godet Bustles, 25c.
All colors Corded Velveteen Binding. SC.
yard
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DEPARTMENT SpEC!ALTIES.
linen DEPARTMENT

LINEN DEPARTMENT.
Linen Towels, g. ca, Sis. 10. l2ls. &c 20.
10. =. up 10 81.
10, l2it, is 2-3. 10. and &c. are tho popular
prices for Towels. and ct each price
we have good values.
Cream Fringec Napkins. . and 39c,
worth 40 and SOC.
All-Whits Fringed Napkins. soc. 10 s. per
dozen.
Chcc I'd Napkins. Is. 70. and SOC.
white Dlnner Napkins, 6, Zoe, 81. up TO
s. per dozen.
Cream Damssk, IT, 2sc.. to 81 per yard.
RED Danask. 10 10 sc.
White Damask, 5isc. to sl75 per yard.
blouse Llaen. FOR aprons. isH, Is CSC.
Brookheld Irish Linen, . TO 6sc. yer yard.
Art Linen, - Inches wide. %. 90, GO, and
soc.
Butchers Linen, l2}s 10 37,ic.
Linen Sheeting. 81 20 si.S per yard.
Coiored Dress-Goods Department Is now
In the front OF the store. left-hand
side As you enter. II occupies more
space than before, and contains choice
attractive goods AZ popular prices.
2z-inch-wide P,nlds. all cotton, at &c
2S-inch-wids Half-Wool Dress Goods at
l2izc.
Then exceptional values In Solid Cash
meres, 80 inches wide. 1T l9e per yard,
usually retailing for Csc.
All Wool 6erges, good line OF colors. at
Then Mixed Heavy-w.,sh. Dress Goods
at sc.
Handsomsr Colored Dress Goods from
BE. to $3.50 per yard.
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HandkerChiefS.

Handkerchief sales follow one another
here 50 rapidly. II seems we would supply
the town with Handkerchiefs at half
price Here. now. are Ladies' Pure-Lnen
Hemstltched Handkerchiefs to DO sold
for &c. each.
Linen Plain Black Band Mourning Hem
stitched z5c. Handkerchiefs Tor lie. each.
More than 500 dozen New SwIss-Em-
broidered Scalloped Handkerchiefs the
IL lie. onrs.
IS dozen Mems Full-size Fast-Color- Bor-
dered Hemstitched Handkerchiefs such
as you buy 2 for &c.. are to be sold for
&c. each. 4 for Csc.
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Safes Robbed in Salem.

SALEM, VA, September 2l.--(Special)-
Late last night or early this morning
burglars entered the safes OF ID. T. Mar
tin 6, Co and the Salem Wagon Works.
The net proceeds derived from this nd
venture amounted 10 $l.72. One dollar
and seventy cents was from Martin <
Co.'S store. and tho : cents from tho
wagon-works. There Is no clue an yet
as 10 who committed the robbery
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Diamonds.

Madagascar Diamonds. just received;
set and unset. Cab at /. Goddard
Watch and Jeweiry-Store no. sos east
Main street and examine them.
Careful attention given 10 watch-repair-
ing. Prices 20 suit the timss. All work
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
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Sample Lot

OF Tea-Gowns and Wrappers In light
and dark and evening shades. Prices
ought to be from s. to sls. Just because
these are sample lots they're $50 to sl2,
instead.
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Their First Anniversary.

EMPORIA, VA. September 2.-(Spe-
cial)-The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union OF this pace celebrated their first
anniversary here last night. About thirty
members, with their friends. met At Tenn
perance Hall and spent the evening most
enjOyably
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FOR 50c A YARD
French SerGes. so inches wide: Storm
Serges, 80 inches wide; Jet-Blacks. Navy
Blues, pure wool. only most extraordinary
buying and the closest OF selling brings
them TO you here, AT Meyers for zoe n
yard; upwards Of LOO yards to start the
sale.
FOR &c. A YARD
Wids-Wale Serges pure-wool, Jet
Blacks or Navy, full IL inches w!de.
PRIESTLEY'S SILK-WARP HENRI
ETA, $50 YARDS. JET-BLAcK, FOR
Ole. A YARD.
FOR Csc. A YARD
ELEGANT CHEYIOTINE SERGES.
Jet-Biack and Navy-Blue. look better and
wear longer tnan any otner kind Of Serge.
SEEDED. FIGURED ARMURE. JET
BLACK. ALL-WOOL. 5 WHOLE PIECES
co ON SALE AT sc. A YARD.
You have not seen II before under &c.
yard.
FOR 75c. A YARD
Most Exquisite Mohair Brllliantines.
with dainty brocade figures. all Jet-Black.
IS inches wide. patterns In the lot.
FOR $50. YARD
Much-Talked-of Finetta-Cloth, all the
beauty OF a seeded SILK In a pure-wool
material. IS inches wide.
FOR 81 A YARD
saIt-Serges. for jackets and wraps
Serges that rain will not spot or shrink.
80 inches wide.
FOR $l.25 A YARD
Elegant Black Frieze IS inches wide-
the acme Of Black Dress-Goods.
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Wash Dress Goods

for the million, always a complete stock
here; but never before 90 many special
bargains for any one week.
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Piumes and Tips Cleaned, Dyed. and
CURED. MRS. A. J. PYLE,
No. 3i5 north Fifth street.
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Furniture. Furuiturei

Have you seen our SIS Oak Suits The
best yet. SYDNoR & HUNDLEY.
III and 7l3 east Broad street
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AII.WoOI Dickev's KelSeyS.

Don't you know them? Everybody who
makes their mems or boys wearing-ma-
terial does. They generally sell for 15c.
yard-here they 90 now for
60c. A YARD.
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|GOUD BLA[k GUUDy DEPAR IhENI,
and it is in rscass condition 1t contains all kinds
to suit all people, and the
PRICES UNREASONABLE

Visit our Colored Dress-Goods Depart.
ment. Prices from all over the house.
Hosiery Department is on a better foot
ing than ever
chlldren's Black Ribbed Hose. 70 ahi
l2i2c.
AT sc. an elegant value in a ch.d'i
SLACK Ribbed Hose. the size. qrii'H
A Seamless Black Hose for ladies AZ &c
A Regular-Made Black Hose. Tor lai.es
at l2isc
A 2cc. ladies' Black Hose for IS CSC.
a 2Sc. Ladies' Black Hose FOR Zoe
The men are also IN Il. For men ",
have good Mixed Socks for g. PAR
Then better Grades at and Zoe. ...
Az l2isc. splendid values In Tan. b.tcs
and Cnbleached Socks az lei2c pis
Then better grades at 10 % - IN
and zoe
RANDOM sHoTs.-The Best Twiliei
Flannel at &c. that you ever sA" a
! Domet Flannel, &c.
| Solid Outing. 6zc.
Beautiful French Flannels at Soc.
| 1914 Unbleeched Shceting. l2l5c.
| 1914 Bleached Sheeting, &c
2-fard-W.de Fibre Chamois al &c. Pe'
Ends OF Lining Cambria. SIC.
Cclored Jeans, SC.
Real Halr-Cloth. 37Is and 25c
, Tan Canvas for lsisc. Just tae o'ns
Amoskeay A. c. a. Bed Tieki.sr ga.rshH.
teed to hold feathers. al l-'sc' ~
yard
Leakesville Unbleachei Knitting IoVn,
In 3 and strands only at l,S "
| pound. or pounds for s., Sof'A ~
| per pound.
KNIVES. SCREENS.
4 Black Velveteen. &c.
| SILK Nelvets. Scc.
1 Boys Shirt-N sists al cost.
| A bargain in Black Alpaca at DC.
| Unbleached Jeans. Sc. a,
Ends OF Simpsons Solid Black Cslieo !"
siac. ,,.st
Gentiemen's I5c. Colored Shirts reiase'.
10 50c.
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Black Dress Goods.

This year we've started in 10 double
Iast-years Black Dress-Goods business
that means the biggest business In town.
We've bought enough TO DO that, and
big-quantity buying always brings the
prices cheap 10 you.
FAM Gus PLYMOUTH 5 It 0 X NJ
SERGES, DOUBLE-WIDTH, JET
BLACK. AND NAVY-BLCE, $500
YARDS HERE FOR MONDAYS SALE.
UNTIL SOLD OUT. AT IL lie. A YARD.
FOR zoe. A YARD
Jet-Black Mohair Brlliantine, brocaded
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FaII.WeIght Ribbed Vests.

STD 'ocade. Ribbon-Neck. Substituted
Fronts. with pearl buttons, crocheted
edges. VIII not unravel. 50 dozen. to start
the sale. at
&c. EACH.
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FOR &c. A YARD

All-Wool French Serges, Jet-Black. with
as me n finish as any Joc. Serges; up
wards OF 400 yards to sell.
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Ic. A YARD

FOR is 2-3c. A YARD
Jet-Black Wool Storm-Serge. double
width, upwards Of 3G0 yards TO sell.
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Mems Medicated Red Shirts.

EVERY PART PURE WOOL, silk
fronts. pearl buttons. silk stitching and
binding. rbbed bottoms; every size To
start The sale with tomorrow at 59c.
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T0rChon LaCeS,

Hand-Made Linen Torchon-Laces; q
great lot Of one pattern. the sale Of which
starts Monday morning:
5-S-!nch-wice, lie. yard.
l-inch- wide. /. lee. yard,
! 1-i-inch-wide. Sc yard
2-inch-wide. : l-zc. yard.
5-S-inch-wide. Lee. yard.
Falenci.nnes Laces. 15c. a dozen yards.
A hundred or more dozen OF valenclenes
Lace Ribbon Beading 70 be sold for
IL l-2c. dozen yards.
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FOR 2ac. A YARD

Stonybrook Serges, purest wove. a
inches wide. not long since you paid &c.
for them.
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8 is always the case with us.

We have Black Cashneres, half wool, IS
inches wide, ut l2lsc. Then a better
grade, 30 inches wide, at lsc.
An All-Wool Henrietta or Cashmere, 80
inches wide, at 25c.
An All-Wool Serge. sc.
An ATWOOD Flannel % inches wide. 20c. (:
and 36 inches wide, at z3c.
Then every weight and width Of Black
Dress Goods upwards from 25c. to
$50 per yard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-10-01
MRS. FLORENCE MAVERICK.

Renewed efforts are being made to reopen the case of Mrs. Maybrick, who is under a life sentence at Nvok- ing penitentiary, near London, for the murder of her English husband, James Maybriek. The general im- pression is that she is innocent, and monster petitions have been for warded to the Queen asking for her pardon, thus far without result. Mrs. Maybriek is the daughter of William G. Chandler, we'll known banker and high Mason of Mobile, Ala. She was born in 1862, and through both her parents is very highly connected, numbering among