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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-13
rARMERs CoNGREss.
Memorial Against the Dingley Bill and
for Wool Tariff.

Memorial Against the Dingley Bill and
for Wool Tariff.
indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 12.-The first
business to come before the Farmers
Congress to-day was the memorial adj
dress to Congress, prepared by COM
mittee of which VIM. Lawrence, of Ohio,
is chairman. The memorial as adopted
saws that the Farmers National Con-
gress is not political party organiza-
ton, that the recent election for Presi-
dent and representatives in Congress has,
for a time, settled the question that the
most ample protection" shall be extend
ed to agricultural products, in common
with those Of other industries. The
memorial suggests number of changes
in the Dingley tariff bill, among them
being the striking out of the "skirting
clause" which originated in the tariff bill
Of 1890. 1t also asks for the passage of
a bin proposed in a memorial prepared
by the National Wool Growers Associa-
ton. at Washington in 1895, in aid of
sheep husbandry. The memorial says it
is the desire of the Farmers Congress
that, after March 4, 1897, the President
shall call an extra session Of Congress to
meet at the earliest practicable time to
enact protective tariff law. The memoir
ial protests against delay.
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NOTES AND COMMENTS.


Mfr. ]. Il. Alexander, of Florida, tells
| the Washington Post that Senator Oai'
is certain of reelection, having now two
thirds of the members Of the Legislature
pledged to his support
Gov. Mckinley and Mr.. Bryan have
written letters to the Associated Press
thanking the management for the excel
| lent work OF reporting their speeches
during the recent campaign.
John Nanamaker's candidacy for Uni
ted States Senate in Pennsyivania mas
be,>n formally announced 10y the Business
Mons League Of Philadelphia. He Will
No no Improvement on Cameron. Pennsyl
wanna has quit sending strong men TO the
Senate.
The Chatham Citizen, referring 70 the
Senatarshin SAYS: 1.-THE candidacy Of >
Othe Wilson is announced, but of course
,his L only Intended for n joke upon
pnnulists. Let good man. an able
man. true silver man and no No-day
convert be elected and we are satisfied.
9,htS Il Mr.. pnlitzer's busy season. In
A.e~etion a. carrying the country for Nc
N}plev and hanging The lining out OF the
silver trust, he IL compelled to ecknowl-
edse that he brought about the settle
mont az she Venezuelan question Wash
ington rost
Secretary Carlisle is reported to have
said a. friend who told him that there
WAS talk az clccting him 20 the Senate;
II sincerely hope they won't do IT. !
have been in politics thirty years and |
am flraa 81 Ii. My sincere desire and
iotsation il to have nothing more TO do
With politics after the end of this ad-
minSStration." An the same his dis
n,issal az silver oflice-holders isn't for
nothing. Keep your eye on John q.
aud that Sen0torship,
The ST. James Gazette, referring u
the approaching retirement of United
States Ambassador Bayard, says;
"without rejecting dpon his predeees-
sors, 1t is safe to say that no American
Minister since Lowell has been so thor
oughly aceeptahleato the English people
and London society. Where all recog-
nized that he had no easy task, he was
worked strenuously. devotedly and pas
sionately. yet as patriotic envoy should
for the continuance of the friendship OF
both great branches of the English-speak-
ing race"
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DAUGHTERS or THE CONFED
ERACY.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 12.-The Uni
ted Daughters of the Confederacy to-day
selected Baltimore as the next place of
meeting. The officers elected are: Mrs.
Fitzhugh Lee, of Lynchburg, Va, presi-
dent; Mrs. ID. G. Wright, of Baltimore,
first vice-president; Mrs. Augustine T.
Smythe, of Charleston, S. c., second
vice-president; Mrs. John p. Hickman,
of Nashville, recording secretary; Mrs.
J. Jefferson Thomas, of Atlanta, Ca,
treasurer; Miss Kate Mary Roland, Of
Virginia, corresponding secretary.
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ELECTRIC BITTERs.

Electric Bitters is a medicine suited fol
any season, but perhaps more generally
needed when the languid, exhausted feel
ing prevails, when the liver is torpid and
sluggish and the need of tonic and alter.
ative is felt. A prompt use Of this medi.
cine has often averted long and perhaps
fatal bilious fevers. No medicine will
act more surely in counteracting and
freeing the system from the malaria
poison. Headache, INDIGESTION, Constipa-
ton, Dizziness yield to Electric Bitters
soc. and $1.00 per BEETLE at John Y. Mac
EaasR drag stare.
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COMMISSIONER MILLER HAS RE
SIGNED.

Washington, Nov. 12.-Commissioner
Jones S. Miller of the Internal Revenue
service, has resigned to accept the vice
presidency of the American Bonding and
Trust Company, of Baltimore, under an
arrangement which was practically con-
summated some months ago. His successor
in Office probably will be ex-Representa-
tive Forman, of Illinois. His resigna-
ton has been in the hands of the Presi-
dent for some weeks.
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IvoRY's DEFENSE.

London, Nov. 12.-The Westminster
Gazette says that it is now settled that
the defence of Edward J. Ivory, alias
Edward j. Bell, the alleged Irish-Amer-
lean, will be that he, p. j. lyman, and
the others, had a mission in behalf of an
American filibustering syndicate to
purchase explosives and arms for the
Cubans
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FIGHT IN A SALOON.

Leadyille, Col, Nov. IA fight oc-
Cured in a saloon at an early hour to-day
in which FIVE men were stabbed and one
at least will die The injured are: Ste
phen Frankowitz, wound fatal; Jerry
Dormandy, wound serious; Joseph Aus
terman, badly cut; John Jackson, badly
cut; unknown man, wound serious.
Fifteen or twenty men were engaged
in the ARRAY which was an outcome of the
niaera strske.
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Every day shows additional reasons
why Senator Jones was right in expect
ing the election Of Bryan until the last
moment. In one county (Hennepin) in
Minnesota over 500 Bryan ballots were
thrown out because enormously marked.
The fusion candidate for Governor viii
contest the election.
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SOUND MONEY" Is GOLD AND
SILVER.

The New York World refers to the
editor of the News and Observer as
''Josephus Daniels, National Committee
man of the sound money Democrats"
If the World don't mind it will have
q row en- it's hands. Charlotte News.
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A special on sixth page indicates that
after all that there may be no change
in the ownership Of the Seaboard Air
Line. We sincerely hope that 1t will
be maintained as an independent line. Its
absorption by the Southern would be q
calamity in that it would destroy any
hope Of salutafy competition.
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LADIES

Should look after the health of their
husbands. If your better half has RHEU-
MATISH, see that he takes the proper
remedy at once. Thousands of men are
physical wrecks because they did not
take q constitutional cure before it was
too late. TO cure rheumatism you must
purify the blood and drive the poisonous
acids out Of the system before it attacks.
every muscle and joint in your body.
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A SIGN OF PROSPERITY

A coon hunter in Harnett county
caught nine 'possums the night after
election. This is one Of the surest evil
dences of returning prosperity. Char
lotte News.
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NOTICE.

Under the law authorizing the reprint
Of the scarce volumes of the Supreme
Court Reports, the Secretary Of State
IS allowed to apply to that purpose only
so much as shall be derived from the
sale Of Supreme Court Reports. During
the incumbency Of the present Secretary
Of State for the past twelve months there
have been reprinted the following ten
yoames LIST and 2nd Martin, Taylor
and Conference, Law and Equity; 9Th,
9th, 10th and 18th IredelPs Law; End
and 4th Iredelrs Equity; Goth, S2nd and
S3rd. The Secretary of State very much
desires to contract within the next thirty
days for the reprint Of several other
volumes that are out Of print and very
scarce, but his ability to do this will de-
pend upon the number Of Supreme Court
Reports he can sell within that time.
He would, therefore, respectfully suggest
to the members Of the legal profession
and dealers in law books that they make
their purchases as early as possible.
Attention is also called to the fact that
the following other volumes of the SUI
preme Court Reports can be had at this
department for the price of 81 each:
Martin and Haywood.
Taylor and Conference.
Murphey.
2 Murphey.
3 MurDhey.
. Devereux's Law
4 Deyereux's Law.
? Deyereux g. Battles Law.
3 and 4 Deyereux & Battles Law.
! IredelPs Law.
Iredell's Law.
3 IredeI's Law
Iredelfs Law.
: Iredelfs Law.
4 Iredell's Law.
Iredell's Law.
Iredelrs Law.
/ Iredelrs Equity.
3 Iredelps Equity.
6 IredelPs Equity.
/ Jones Law.
, Jones' Equity.
3 Jones Law.
Jones' Equity.
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II. North Carolina Reports.
so. North Carolina Reports.
81. North Carolina Reports.
81 North Carolina Reports.
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50. North Carolina Reports.
90 North Carolina Reports.
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100 North Carolina Reports.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if il
fails to cure. 25c.
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HITCH IN PROSPERITY WAVE.

Warsaw, Va, Nov H. r.. B. Brooks,
doing mercantile business here for some
years past, made an assignment for the
benefit Of his creditors. Liabilities about
50, 800; assets thought not to be over
that amount.
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NMFANTED-Agents to sell Juvenile Holt.
NV day Books Big commissions. $500 to
1900 per day easily made Samples free.
Send p cents to pay postage on outfit. Uni
versal Publishing Co., Nc. 146 South Attn st..
Pkiladelphia, Pa.
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DAILY DEMANDS
FOR GOOD HOUSES.
Rents Collected Promptly.

1t is orr invariable rule to see that
rents are promptly paid; strict atten-
ton to this rule Insnres q good class
81 tenants, and works to the best salts
faction of both tenant and landlord.
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Personal and Society

Miss Bessie Hord is visiting friends in
Chicago.
AIr. and Mrs. Frederick V. ChisIett have
gone 20 New York.
Miss Una Berry. of Elwood. is the guest
OF Miss Florence Neate.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Harding gave a dance
last evening. for their son.
Mrs. Erwin and daughters will be at home
Thursday afternoon to callers.
Mrs. Kate Perry Morris will go to New
York this week 10 make visit.
Mrs. Raymond Whinnerah will leave next
Tuesday for her home in Colorado.
Miss Helen Hickey has returned from
visit 10 her sister at Richmond, Va.
Mrs. J. II. Lotshar will be at home Mon
days in January, February and March.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Reynolds will entertain
few friends at luncheon Wednesday.
An informal dance will be given Tues
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lay
man.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dietrichs will return
from visit TO New York the last OF this
week
Mr.. Frederick Fahnley went to New York
yesterday TO be absent ten days two
weeks.
Mrs Potter. who has been visiting Mrs
Russell Seeds, has returned TO her home
I'm Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry W. Bullock will move
into their new residence, 50 Keystone av-
enue, next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Woodbury. and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth. are visiting rela-
tives In Union City.
Mrs. Sharpe, OF Louisville has come to
spend the remainder Of the winter with
Mrs X. b. +. Peirce-
AIRS. Mary Z. Emerson. OF Lafayette. will
come the last OF the week TO visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Bement Lyman.
Miss MILAN. CT Charlottesville, Is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Aaron III. Blair. on
North Delaware street
The es,cra.er,,er,f Ia announced OF Mr. q
A. EfroymsoE. OF this city. and niss Mamie
Wallenstein. Of Cincinnati
The expected arrival OF Miss Helen Col
elazer on visit 20 Mrs Harry Our has been
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Mrs. John Campbell is spending the week
in Spencer, Ind.
Miss Sherwood, the guest OF Mrs. c. B.
Clarke. has returned 10 Greencastle.
MIR. VIII Howe. OF Rolfe, Ia, is visiting
the family OF Mr.. and Mrs Walter Howe
Mss Augusta Stevenson is home from a
forsnight's STAY with relatives I'm southern
Indiana
Miss Katherine Banning, after spending
the holidays with her parents. Mr. and
1Censinued On Thirsssnth PaEc.s
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Mems Underwear

Mems Jersey Ribbed Shirts and
Drawers, regular price 25c,
Bankrupt Sale price,.
Mems extra-heavy random mixed
Shirts and Drawers, soc quality,
Bankrupt Sale price ...-.........
Mems extra-heavy Camers Hair
and Scotch Wool Shirts and
Drawers, Bankrupt Sale price.
Mems extra-Eeayy fleece-lined
Jersey Shirts and Drawers,
worth soc. Bankrupt Sale price,
Mems heavy Scotch Wool Shirts
and Drawers. Toe quality, Bank
rupt Sale price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mems fine Lambs Wool Shirts
and Drawers, either gray or
camefs hair, Sl.9S quality,
Bankrupt Sale price .............
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Mems Gloves

Mems Extra Heavy Work Gloves,
fieece-lined. s. quality. bankrupt sale
price .-----....--. .---..- $1,000.
Mems Heavy Wool and Jersey Aittens.
sc and sc quality. bankrupt sale
Children's Gloves and Nittens.
Childrens Kid Aittens. fleece-hned, fur
tops. Zoe goods bankrupt price.
Children'A Wool Aittcns. double and
single, pain and fancy backs sold
at sc and csc, bankrupt price.A......,
Ladies Heavy Wool Mittens. bankrupt
price ,.t....'..'.......ss.t... .s............
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Hosiery

Mems Solid Tan Seamless Cotton half
Hose, fast color, double heels AID
toes, worth 12izc. bankrupt sale price. h
Mems English Merino Seamless Half
Hose. worth 25c, bankrupt sale price. III
Mems Fine Cashmere Half Hose. no
seams and full fashioned. worth zsa
sale price. ID,
Ladies' Fast Black Ribbed Fleece-lined
Hose. worth l21kc, sale price. s.
Ladies' Absolutely Fast Black Seam
less Cotton Hose, double heels and
toes. worth l2szc. sale price. 8
Ladies' Seamless Double silk Fleece
lined Hose. worth lsc. sale price. 49,. II,
Ladies' Full Regular Made '.Hermsdorf
Black" Cotton Hose. spliced heels
and toes, worth 25c, sale nrice ........- Is
One lot Ladies' Ribbed and Plain Gen
uine English Cashmere Hose, worth
75c to SIS. sale price. -
Children's Ribbed. Seamless Black
Wool Hose. sizes to siz. worth Lee.
Children's Seamless Black Cashmere
Hose. merino heels and toes. worth
Z5c, sale price u
children's Full. Regular Made silk.
Fleece-lined Hose, only have 6 and 81
In, worth &c, sale price. IA
Lot Chiidren's Fine Cashmere Hose.
ribbed and plain, worth 5oc 10 75c,
sale pIlco-.. .......-..-............-.... -
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Ladies' Underwear

Ladies' Combed Egyptian Cotton
fleece-lined Vests, satin ribbon
in neck and silk finished. worth
35c, Bankrupt Sale price 1910.
Ladies' natural colored heavy
fieece-!ined Vests. finished
seams and silk trimmed, worth
Soc, BANKRUPT Sale price $3.50.
LADIES' full size ard well-made
Palhriggan Union Suits, nicely
fleeced, worth T5c, Bankrupt
Ladies' ncnshrinking 60 per cent.
Wool Vests and Pants, natural
and white, worth SIC, Sale price.
Ladies' nonshrinking Merino
Union Suits, full fashioned and
extra finished, worth N.69 to
s2s5, Sale price,. ..................
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Kid Gloves

Ladies' Four-button and Five-hook
Foster Patent Kid Gloves. In al good
shades, 81 quality. bankrupt sale
pflcc ..--.s...--.-.-.--.
Best quality OF Biaritz and Dress Mos
Quetaire Kid Gloves, choice colors, 81
and Sl.59 grades. bankrupt sale price. :.
Suede Mosquetaires In i and l6-button
length, all party colors, worth 81
bankrupt sale price. .....................
Heavy Derby Kid Gloves in Black and
English Reds. bankrupt price..........
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Notions

Hooks and Eyes, all Sizes ? doz. for. 10
Needle Books, worth 10c for........ "a
Patent Spring Hooks and Eyes. worth
curing irons ..-.............-.......... %
Large spools Basting Thread........... 10
Large spools Linen Thread. ............. SO
go yards soft finish Machine Thread. &C
lOo-yard spools Black Silk.................. 81
10-yard spool Black Twist................ 10
5oo-yard spools Black SILK. worth Csc.
Ior .....-..................... 30
Knitting Silk, worth &c. for.............. SC
Crochet Cotton on spools. &C
Large paper Pins. per paper-....-....... 10
Best Pins. all sizes. 3 papers. 100
Safety Pins, large and small. doz...... 80
Fancy Elastic Web. worth 10c, for..... 50
Fancy Shell Hair Pins. per doz........... 50
Best Wire Hair Pins. 100 i'm box. Sc
FGncy boxes Hair Pins............ %
Ladies' Hose Supporters, with Belt..... $50
Kid Curriers'. per Dozen. 50
Good Dress Shields. per pair.............. 80
Shoe Polish, per bottle. ................... 20
Linen Fringe, per yard. So
Fibre Chamois Interlining. exactly the
same as sold elsewhere at Csc yard,
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Fibre Chamois interlining, exact
ly the same as sold elsewhere
at 35c n yard; sale price. ........
Terry Wash Cloths. ................
Cotton Crash ........ 80. 1900.
Cardinal Red Damask, the 40c
quality, Commercial Bankrupt
sale price ...:.--......, .-.:...:.
1S-in. by H-in. Tray Cloth. the zoe
kind, Bankrupt Sale price,.
! Bleached Barnsley Towels,
price everywhere 15c, Sale
price .............. ........
Coin. Bleached Damask, usual
price csc; Sale price.
ss-in. Bleached Napkins, per doz-
ell ...-...... .............-
Hemstitched Linen Cloths and
one dozen Napkins to match. G.
usual price IS, Sal, ce.........P
Good Bleached Sheet u yards 1(
swide. Bankrupt Sa ice. ..... ~
Good Outing Flannels. ley were
cheap at Ice; the Commercial a
Bankrupt Sale price is............
32-in. soft finish printed Per-
cafes. made 10 sell at 15c, Sale a
price ..;...:.... ,..............
Bed Spreads in the Commercial
Bankrupt Stock at 49c up.
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Children'S Underwear

Infants half-wool vests, worth
sc, Bankrupt Sale price .......:
Childrens' fine wool vests, small
sizes only. worth soc, Bankrupt
Sale price .....................:. ..:
Children's ribbed ieece-lined
Vests and Pants, worth 35c,
Bankrupt Sale price ...-.........
Boys gray merino Shirts and
Drawers, worth &c, Bankrupt
Chiidren's fieece-lined Balbrig-
gan Union Suits, worth soc,
Sale price ...-...
Children's natural colored Union
Suits, silk finished and we'll
made, worth CSC, Sale price,.
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Handkerchiefs

Children's fancy bordered hand
kerchiefs, Sale price,. .......
Ladies' hemstitched and hand en-
broidered handkerchiefs. worth
10c, Sale price. ....................
Ladies' 15c, 19c and 25c fine en-
broidered Swiss handkerchiefs,
Sale price ..-...-...-.......
Mems hemstitched fancy bor-
dered, regular 10c quality, Sale
price ............-. .........-..-:.>-
Mems extra fine quality. pure lin
en- hemstitched handkerchiefs.
plain white and dainty narrow
borders, good value at Csc. Sale
price ...........-- --....-.......'..'
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TRIMMED HATS-About 125 trimmed
Hats, fancy shaped felts, in Blacks and
colors, trimmed withribbO and fancy
feathers. milliners' marked prices are
1925. 80 80 and SO; ali go, choice. 49,.
for SIC and. ........o Sc
100 trimmed Hats, trimmed with jets,
ribbons, laces, velvets and fancy orna-
ments, all new shapeS; milliners' prices,
$3.50. 81 and $3.50; all go, choice. 49,.
for Sl.19 and. :. 1850. ......... Soc
200 fine Felt and Velvet-made Hats,
trimmed with Ostrich feathers, silk
{ ribbons and ornaments; milliners'
prices, So to 81; all go, choice for. -.
Sl9S, S1.75 and. ................$1.49
SAlLORS-2OO Sailors silk ribbon bands,
various styles and all colors. all this
seasons styles: milliners' prices.
75c TO $l.75; all go, choice for. ...1Oc
100 Sailors, newest styles, all colors; mil
liners prices up to 80; our sale. -. :.
price,. $780,. zoe
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of
sadf
only onefor the elsewhere for goods
will and
II Muslin
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Curtains

Curtains
Bamboo Portieres, the Com
mercial retail price was $500
each; sale price. Csc
Lace Curtains, samples |, 2, 3
and of a pattern, worth
from $3.50 to $3.50 pair;
sale price will be 1870, PC
and soc a curtain, which is
less than fourth their
value. All full length cur
tains.
Dotted and Figured Swiss
Muslin, the Commercial
price was zoe; sale price. .615c
Silkalines, that sold at 15c and
I8c; sale price for choice. ....-.... &c
Moquette and Brussels Rugs,
q inches by 40 inches, price
was Sl.9S; sale price. ..S7c
Smyrna Rugs, the "a kind;
Shirts
Mems Laundered fancy Per-
Gale Sh rts, two separate
collars and cuffs, Sl.25 quail
ity; bankrupt price Csc
Laundered fancy Percale
Shirts, collars and cuffs at
tached; bankrupt sale price. ......25c
Working Shirts in Percale and
Cheviot and heavy Twill,
never sold less than 75c;
bankrupt sale price .43c
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Silks
l21z cents a yard
These are a lot of ends of Silks from
the Commercial Bankrupt Stock; the regu-
lar price was CSC to Coo yard.
Silks
10 cents a yard
These are ends of Silk that sold. at 75c to
81 yard. .-s-..
Silk Crepe
5 cents a yard
All one color, price was Csc to 45G
Fancy Taffeta Silks and Faille
Franchise, made to sell at l5c
Bankrupt Sale price. :. $50
Embroidered Duchess Silks and
Taffeta. the Commercial stock
price. s1.25.
Sale price. -. .40c
Black Brocaded Gro Gram
Silks, made to sell at SIS.
The Commercial Bankrupt
Sale price is. .65c
Printed FlannelS
Soft. warm beautiful goods,
10 IN at
Bankrupt Sale price is. &c
Plaid Dress Goods. all new,
~. bright colors, made this season
n TO sell at Zoe.
Bankrupt Sale price is. 1Oc
American Challies, so inches
wide in new and beautiful de-
signs, made to sell at &c.,
Bankrupt Sale price is. 15c
jamestown suitings and Fancy
Mohairs, the price everywhere
has been 45c.
Bankrupt Sale price is. 1Oc
ss-inch Novelty Mixtures, like
sold at soc.
Bankrupt Sale price. :. 200
Atwood Cheviot and Camers
Hair Suitings, made to sell at 81.
Bankrupt Sale price. ;. SOC
Broadeloth. Plaid and Scotch
Dyson Suitings. like solj at s1.25.
Bankrupt Sale price is. .40c
FmhrOiderieS