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The Arizona sentinel., 1896-05-02

When you are Tn town, try Iaeger's Gin and wines. x
 If there is anything the matter with your liver go and try the Mescal at the Ruby" *
 Herbert Chandler, an employee of the Southern Pacific Company, arrived here the middle of the week on visit to his parents.
 Foa sALa.-Eneine and Boiler; mounted on trucks, a good order; ready for service and cheap for cash. Size, 101l2. Enquire at SENTINEL office.
 1saace Levy and John Gandolfo went to Phoenix Tuesday night MT. Levy went as delegate from Yuma county to attend the Republican convention and MT. John Gandolfo to see the fun. Both gentlemen came home yesterday.
 Capt. F. s. Ingalls, has received from delegate N. o. Murphy 200 packages of all kinds ot garden seeds for distribution among our farmers. Those desiring seeds can procure the same by calling at the County Treas urer's office.
 Isaac Levy and daughter Sarah re- turned Monday evening from a weeks visit to La Fiesta in Los An geles. NIT. Levy left the following night to attend the Republican con- vention held in Phoenix Wednesday.
 It will be an agreeable surprise to persons subject to attacks of bilious colic to learn that prompt relief may be had by taking Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. In many instances the attack may be prevented by taking this remedy as soon as the first symtOms of the dis ease appear p and 90 cent bottles. for sale at Dr. Cotter's Drug store.
 Prof. s. G. Lozanno will give in structions on the piano, guitar and Banjo. Prof. Lozanno comes very highly recommended as leader of the band in Fort Lawrence, Indiana he was also leader of the Military band in Phoenix previous to his coming here and is at the present time leader of the Philharmonic Silver Band. *
 The farmers of the Colorado valley are happy and all on account of the arrival Friday of their new engine which is now being put in place of tue old and worn out one which has been a source of great annoyance on ac- count of it breaking down every other day. Soon the canal will be rum ing brimful of water and the farmers of that fertile valley will have good reason to be happy.
 DuTlng the winter ot Io93, F. M Martin, Long Reach, West Va, con- tracted a severe cold which left him with a cough. In speaking of how he cured it he says: "I used several kinds of cough syrup but found no relief un til I bought bottle of Chamberlain Cough Remedy, which relieved me almost instantly, and in short time brought about 8 complete cure" When troubled with cough Or cold use this remedy and you will not find it necessary to try several kinds before you get relief. It has been in the market for over twenty years and constantly grown in favor and popu- | larity. For sale at 25 and 50 cents
 per bottle at Cotter's Drug store.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-05-02
HHE workman often

IF workman often eats his lunch on the same bench where he does his work. The office I'll an snatches a few min utes from his occu- 1, patton aud turns his desk into a dining table. Neither gets the exercise he needs. r-iiher takes ehe proper time for eating. T. l5 small
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-05-02

WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT. For the seven days Ending Friday
 May l, 1896.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-05-02
3 Hoods
 Sarsaparilla

Isthe One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. S1, Prepared only by c. I. Hood & O., Lowell, Mass.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-05-02

Foa sAIa.-Eneine and Boiler
 mounted oa trucks, a good order. ready for service and oheap for cash. Size, 101l2. Enquire st SENTINEL
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-05-02

ALI AIEE. Apache, J. L. Hubbell. Cochise, A. l.. Grow. Yuma, J. H. Carpenter. Final, A. J. Cleveland. Mohave, F. L. Smith. Maricopa, w. A. Freeze.
The Arizona sentinel., 1896-05-02
DELEGATES.

William Chr1sty, Maricopa county. Isaac Stoddard, Yavapai county. J. F. Mahoney, Navajo county. J. A. Zarbiskie, Pima county. Ralph H. Cameron, CoconinC county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02

A very delicate and beautiful conceit
I'm shape Of n booklet, setting forth the
beauties and comforts Of the jefferson
Hotel mas been issued by the managers.
Messrs. Ainslio and Webster.
The outside covers are gold embossed.
and adorned with the house crest. and
the simple inscription "The jefferson,
Richmond. Virginia. Alnslie and Web
ster Managers
The contents Of the booklet arc very
pleasing: the subject matter. which con-
fdently. yet madcstly shows forth the
manifold attractions Of the house. being
well written. and illustrated by half-tone
pictures OF the principal features Of the
hotel
These may be briefly named besides the
view Of the house at tho corner Of Frank
lin and jefferson streets, 10 be: THE
pompeiian court, and Statue or Jeffer-
on. the marble hall, Office court. and
grand stairway. pink reception room, the
dining hall, grand salon library, blue
reception parlor. and the roof garden.
An appropriate border Of the we'll
known and Beautiful Virginia Creeper
surrounds the inscription and names OF
the managers on the outside corner OF
this beautiful booklet.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02
MECHANICS LIEN BILL
IT Is REPORTED TAToRABLY TO
THE SENATE.
rbs Harwood BIZ Regarding Employees
Lien on Transportation 20" p""ie'
Passed-Omcials' Fees.

The Senate Committee on "enei 81
ro,,s Yesterday reported without amend
ment the bin introduced in the House ~
AIR. Charles Il. Bland, Of portsmouth,
l,,ovvn a the mechanics lien bill Inc
measure reads as follows:
Ro fl enacted by the General A.
so,obiv Of Virginia. That no assignment
or transfer OF any debt or any par'
thereof. due or to become due 10
eral contractor by the owner TOT ths
construction. erection, or repairing OF
49,, t,,idinr structure, or railroad for
s,,cb owner. shall be valid or enforceable
a, any court OF law or equity, by any
ieoal process. or in any other manner
t,, the "a -siguee Of any such DEBT, unless
AMI until the claims Of all suD-conirac-
ions supply-mon, and laborers against
s,,cn general contractor for labor per-
s,rmei and materials furnished In ana
shouf the construction, erection and re-
rairing OF such building, structure, or
roitroad. shall have been satisfied; pro
,.,I.5 that II such sub-ctontractors, sup
nIv-men. and laborers shall give their
assent IN writing to such assignment II
shall he thereby made valid as 20 them,
hut the payment or appropriation or such
assignment by the owner without such
assent in writing shall not protect such
owner from the demands OF such sub
contractors, supplement. and lahorers. TO
tho extent OF such assignment.
No debt or demand. or any part
thereof. due or 20 become due, by tho
owner Of any building. structure. or rail-
road. 10 a general contractor for the con-
striiction. erection, or repairing Of such
building, structure. or railroad. shall be
subject to the payment Of any debt. or
the lien Of any judgment. writ OF feri
facias. or any garnishee proceedings OBJ
tanned or sued out upon any debt due
such general contractor. which shall
have been contracted In any other manner
or Tor any other purpose than In The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02
cHRIsrI1N EyDEAyoR UNION.
They VIII Meet at Barton Heights Meth'
dist Church Monday Sight.

They VIII Meet at Barton Heights Metho-
dit Church Monday Sight.
The local union Of Christian Endeavor
Societies Of Richmond and Manches-
ter will hold a meeting Monday eve
ming at S o'clock az the Bart0n-lIeights
Methodist church, when an eloquent pro-
gramme entitled 'Thy Kingdom Come"
by Amos Il. Wells, managing editor OF the
Golden Rule, viii be enjoyed.
The invocation will Doe by Rev J.. NJ.
Omer, and Rev. S. c. Hatcher will lead
the exercises.
The programme consists OF choice mu-
sic and interesting dialogue, in which
the following gentlemen will take part:
c. S. Peers, w. II. Ware. Mr.. Kidweh.
Rev. j. a. Spencer. r. W. Miles, ". j.
Kimbrough, j. Hall Moore. Jr., W. O..
Stone, j. IT, Spicer. and II. j. Baldwin.
REGULATIONS viii be made appropriate 10
the work OF the various committees as fol-
lows Prayer-Meeung Committee Miss
VI Lutre Roberts: Lookout Committee,
Paul Pratt. Missionary Committee. Mrs.
r. ". Miles. Otto Wright. Miss Lille
Pearce Mr.. Wright, Miss Mamie Hoops.
and Ben Wilson. Social Committee. Miss
Gellie Cary; Christian Citizenship. W. r.
Wright: Good Literature. j. Il. Savers;
Sunday School, j. B. Ely; Junior Christian
Endeavor. Miss Alice Budd.
The Offering on this occasion viii be
FOR the City Mission.
in addition 10 the regular music will be
a solo and chorus by members OF the
Barton-Heights choir
Rev. J.. NJ. Omer will make the address
Of the evening.
Barton-Heiehts Methodist church has
one Of the best Christian Eudeavor So
cietes I'm the Union. and tho visiting So
cieties may expect a cordial and pleasing
reception
Special cars will leave the corner or
Seventh and Broad streets at 7.30 o'clock
sharp. for Barton Heights without change
at First street. as usual.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02
ANOTHER BILL VETOED.
THE GOyERNOR DECLINES 10 AP-
PROyE or 4 RiILROiD BfIL.
The Ground Of His Objection il That No
Time Has Been Specified for the
Completion of the Work.

Governor OFerralI yesterday returned
TO the Senate without his approval. the
act INCORPORATING the Portsmouth, Gil
merton and smithheld Railway Traction
Company accompanied by the following
communication.
RICHMOND, VA, Feb. /. 1895.
To the General Assembly Of Virginia:
1 am constrained TO return without my
approval Senate Bill No los. entitled
An act 10 incorporate the Portsmouth
Gumerton. and Smithneld Railway Trac-
ton Company"
Section authorizes the construction
OF a railroad from Gilmerton. I'm the cOun-
tv OF Norfolk, 10 and into the city OF
Portsmouth. and 10 any other point or
points in the counties OF Norfolk. Nanse-
mond, and Isle OF Wight, and TO and into
the town Of Smithheld by such route or
routes az the company may adopt, &c.
After a careful examination | have
failed to find any provision fixing a time
within which the work OF construction
shall commence or time within which
the road shall be completed.
In other messages 90 the General As
sembly during the last and present ses-
sions, have respectively expressed the
opinion that IL Is contrary 10 sound public
policy TO grant a charter 20 construct a
railroad without prescribing a time within
which the construction shall commence
and a time within which the road shall
be completed. Further consideration has
strengthened this opinion. 7 do not think
a limitless charter IN point Of time for
the commencement and completion Of a
railroad should be granted 10 any COM
pany.
The grant in this bil is absolute and
unconditional. No right Is reserved 70
repeal the charter, and the General As
sembly would have mo- power over IL
EXCEPT such as is conferred hy the general
law OF the State, which would be most
inadequate. See section 1863 and 1910
OF the Code.
Unless power IS reserved for this
purpose, the Government cannot, without
the consent of the corporation. alter or
amend a charter, or divest the corpora
ton OF any of its franchises
Wood on Railroads. vol 2. p. 2050
Section 1ln Of the Code does not cover
the objection presented. The term cope
rations" which is used. IS very indefinite
and 50 far as ! know has never been
iudicially construed; but if IL should be
held that the term means work I'm con-
nection with a railroad, IL would be an
easy matter for a railroad company with
little expense 20 preserve its franchises
and yet take generation or longer within
which to construct the road.
CHAS. T. O'FERRALL,
Governor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02

The annual charity concert for the bens-
m OF the poor Of the Sacred hcart
parish will take place on Friday even
ing, February 18th, at Bel'idere Hall.
The following weil-known talent nave
kindly consented TO assist: The excellent
quartette Of singers, consisting OF Miss
Maud Porter. Mrs. Durrett. Mr.. Haddou
:. Watkins, and SIR. hi. Tburston Car
doza. They will be assisted by Mrs
Caroline Foote Marsh. soprano. OF Do
troit, Mich. Miss Nina Randolph ana
Miss Carrie A. Coleman, In mandolin ana
guitar duets; Mr.. John w. ReinhArds.
violin soloist. and Mr.. Andrew Burthe. IN
several OF his best humorous songs. The
concert will be under the direction OF
Mr.. j.. Louis Sullivan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02
To Assist Billy Ward

There are very few men In his line OF
business better known than Billy Ward,
the minstrel. For years he has been
featured with the best vaudeville ag-
gregauons and has managed half a
dozen companies OF mis- own. re has
made money, too. but his purse was
TOO often ar tho service of the needy 20
leave him much Of a balance Mr.. ward
exerted himself for the relief OF those
who had been victims OF misfortune with
such good success, that he became a
great popular favorite on account OF his
noble efforts In that direction. To the
needy he gave literally and without
stint. 1t is To be hoped that Billy Ward
VIII be given helping hand in the
way OF a benefit entertainment. Already
some OF the best talent in the city have
volunteered TO assist In the benefit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.

The Senate yesterday passed House
bill is6. Of which Colonel John :. Har-
wood is the patron, in relation to the
lien Of employees OF transportation. min
ing. and manufacturing companies. on
franchises and property OF said COM
panies. The bill reads
/. Re II enacted by the General AS
sembly OF Virginia, That section 2is6 Of
the Code ~ 1851, as amended by an act
entitled. An act 20 amend and re-enact
sections 24S5 and 24S6, or the Code OF
Virginia. In relation 20 the lien OF en-
ployes. and 81 forth. OF transportation.
mining, and manufacturing companies,
or franchise and property Of said com
panies, and how the same may be per-
fected and enforced, approved February
Is. 1892, DO amended. and re-enacted, so
as 10 read az follows
No person shall be entitled 10 the Hen
given by the preceding section unless he
shall. within ninety days after the whole
OF the debt becomes due and payable
for which such supplies are furnished or
service rendered. file in the clerks ONCE
OF the court OF the county or corporation
In which f. located the chief office IN
this state OF the company against witch
the claim IL. or in the clerks once OF
the Chancery Court Of the city OF Rich
moud when such ONCE Is IN said city.
memorandum OF the amount and consid-
Grafton OF his claim. verified by AFFIDAVIT.
which memorandum the said clerk shall
forthwith record In the deed-book and
index the same in the name OF the said
claimant and also in the name Of the.
company against which the claim Is.
Any such lien may be enforced In court
OF equity.
. This act shall be In force from its
passage.
FEES OF OFFICIALS.
The Committee on Finance and Banks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02
More (amn< Chartered

The Authenticated OF the Grand
Camp, Q. V, Department OF Virginia,
chartered yesterday the following camps
No. 81, 'Heacy- CiaybrOok" Camp.
Saluda. Middlesex county. va: comman-
der, Or. William 5. Christian; adJutant
j. n. Fleet.
No. IS "Beale-Davis-3aker' Camp
Hague. Westmoreland county. Va: Com.
mander, r. ]. Washington. Adjutant; j.
" c. Davis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02

To be Repeated for the Benefit Of the Re
treat Tor the Sick.

treat Tor the Sick.
The ladies OF the Retreat for the Sick
Will give matinee of the kirmess at
the Academy OF Music on Saturday, Feb
ruary Sth. for tho benefit OF the Chill
drens Ward. This is d charity that
deserves the fullest support of tine cnari-
ty-ioying people OF Richmond. There
are nine children in the Retreat, and
these ladies now have appeals from sew
On others for admission into this chart
table institution, but they cannot admit
them for want of funds and they now
appeal to the citizens of Richmond for
the financial support The Retreat for
the Sick does not turn a charity patient
away. and this is the first opportunity
that the good people Of Richmond have
had this year TO give these ladies SUBJ
stanual support, and it is their desire
that they shall have an appreciation Of
their labors shown on this occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02

construction. erection, or repairing or
such building structure, or railroad. Tor
such owner. unless ara until the ciaims
due by such general contractor 10 All
sub-contractors. supply-men, and labor
ers. for materials furnished and labor
performed in and about the construc-
ton, erection, or repairing OF such build
ing. structure, or railroad shall have
been paid.
3. All acts and parts Of acts in conflict
with this act ara hereby repealed.
4. This act shall b. IN force from It's
paScaua
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02
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PERSONALS AND GENER4I
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi-
zens and other Matters.

on Friday afternoon Mr. II. j. Harris
who resides at ia north Fifth street
while fastening 10 the Allegheny depot
10 take the train for his quarry. near
Boscobel, dropped his pocketbook con-
tanning about $3.50. papers. and a trip tick
at. containing coupon for twenty-three
TRIPS 10 boscoDel. When he felt for his
ticket he found his pocket-book gone
and Immediately left the train and re-
traced his steps, looking and inquiring as
he returned, but as Yet has heard nothing
from H.
DR. Edmund r. Parker has removed
his office 10 li6 east Franklin street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02
The Mechanics Lien Law

The mechanics lien bill. prepared and
introduced by Hon. Charles r. Bland. OF
Portsmouth, which has as its object the
protection OF supply-men. sub-contrac-
tors, and laboring men. has been report
ed favorably by the Senate Committee
on General Laws. Mr.. Bland is OF the
opinion that the prospects for the pas
sage OF the bill are quite favorable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02

rles OF Commonwoalth's Attorneys. with
the recommendation that II be referred
TO tho Special Committee on Criminal
EXPENSES The hill provides that the
salaries OF Commonwealth Attorneys OF
counties shall be fixed AT the rate Of 80
annually Tor each thousand inhabitants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02
Georgia and Alabama Earnings.

The earnings OF the Georgia and Ala
bama railway for the week ending Jan
uary %. 1896. are sl2,933; for the three
weeks ending January g. 1896. sss.ed.
The earnings for the same periods N
1895 amounted to g.io2 and sz7,Ss. respsc-
lively.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02
New Dress Goods,

the very latest, Just received.
All shades IN Colored Mohair Brilllan-
tine, 80 inches wide, at 50c.-fancy weaves.
Plain Mohair Brillantine, ali colors, 50
inches wide, at 39c
Also, all colors I'm French AllN DOL I'M
perial Serge, IS inches wide, at 3lc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02
CIOakS That Move.

NlOdkS iiNb NlOf~-
We got rid of 50 Cloaks one
day last week, but there are
many more that we want to
part with. and the prices are
as low as the thermometer
sometimes ranges in the
Windy City. Cloaks for 81
upwards, and all either at or
below cost. Remember this,
if YOU want TO buy a wrap
call on us. When a police
man wants assistance he raps
first, and when a lady wants
to buy bargains in Cloaks she
wraps herself at our store,
convinced that Ours is the
place for Cloaks. We also
have cloakings to sell, and
note the reduction on them.
$50 Boucle Cloaking reduced 10 sl25
- Boucle Cloaking reduced 10 N.D
s250 Boucle Cloaking reduced 70 N.15
one lot Of Fancy Plaid Cloaklng re-
duced from $3.50 10 Si.75 per yard.
We have reduced a lot of
Simpsons Colored Fancy
Calicoes, the 6Hc. kind, to
Sc: and they are suitable for
wrappers, dresses, and COM
forts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02
Domestic Items.

Domestic Items.
We have a yard wide Beached Cotton
at sc. per yard.
Just received yard-wide Unbleached
Jeans at Il l-2c.. which is used for mems
aprons and also for underwear for extra
stout men.
We have a Real Hair Cloth at 2sc. per
yard.
Black Farmers Satin ian or shade). At
iOc per yard.
Double and Single Widths In Rice Cam
brio. for sleeve lining. at si-3c.
Ends of light shades In Lining Cambria
at lie. per yard.
We have a Job i'm Ciaremont I0-f Bleach
ed Sheeting at q l-2c. per yard, which IL
about equal TO what you usually pay DC
per yard.
We sell the Best sheetlng. lo-4 Utica
(Bleached), at PC.
We offer YOU a white Cambria Qfor I'M
derwear), 80 inches wide, at Size. the
New Bedford Cambria, SO inches wide, az
l-2c.. and the celebrated y lie. Ions
dale Cambria for. l0c. per YARD.
We have excellent values in Bleached
Cotton at ), Ia. Z, $ i-S. 3, 40, and II l-2c.
per yard, and in UnbIeachei co''ons al
plaid Domestics. S and : l-Sc.
Bleached Jeans, 6 IA. SIS. 10, and IL l-zc.
Unbleached Jeans, IA to IL 1-2c.
Bleached Pillow Cottons, is TO l5c.s
and Unbleached Pillow Cottons, III 70
10 2-3c.
Bleached Sheeting. Is to &c. and IN
bleached Sheetings u IL to &c.
Colored Jeans, 5, l2, and loo.
Colored Siiesias. s f-3 10 Csc.
Padded Silesias, 10 10 2oc.
Linen Canvas. 10 10 20c.
Cotton Canvas Toe.
Wigans, i0c per yard.
Lining Musins. 60 II 1-zc.
Grass Cloths Gi-i TO Is e-Sc.
Hair Cloths 10 10 Csc.
Bed Tickings. ) to 25c.
At Y l-2c we sell the celebrated Amos
keag A. c. A. Bed Ticking. 81 inches
wide. guaranteed 10 hold feathers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02

A lot of u 1-2c. and lOc.
gray and brown Canton Elan
nels in lengths from one to
ten yards at 7 cents per yard.
"In Case We are Mistaken"
Last October we bought
a case of unbleached Canton
Flannel to retail at SIC. per
yard and we find, to use a
common expression, eve bit
off more than we could chaw. y
We are going to unload that
SIC. unbleached Canton
Flannel at &c. per yard or
$50. by the piece. This is
a good chance for some phil
anthropist to buy a piece OF
Canton Flannel and give it
to some of the societies for
the prevention Of suffering
from cold.
Table Oil Cloths. 81 at l5c., and 81 at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02
Rhzn4MMMwNq|
To Make Dull February Days


l.. is
3
daysGv
with methods has built up large par ns % @
vshorerw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02
Dress Trimmings.

Fine Cut Jet Garnitures and Gimp.
Rich Colored Beads and Spangled Ell
fects. in Garnitures and Gimp.
Spangled and Cut Jet Effects, In Gar
nitures, worked on Tulle.
Fine Cut Jet Passamenteries.
Fine Mourning Passamentertes.
Fine Iridfscent Passamenteries.
Pearl Garnitures for evening.
Complete line Of Hamburg, IN Cambria.
Swiss, NainsOOk Edges. and Inserting.
Nice line OF Grass Linen Effects, In
Edges. Insertings. and All-Overs.
I.aces I'm Torchon. Valenciennes. ORR
entail. Sc.
Ecru and Butter Laces in great va
riety
Black and Gold-Striped Net.
Back Laces every style and width.
Fancy Ribbons. I'm Dresden and Plaids.
Also. n complete line Of Staple Cosored
and Black In every width.
Large spool OF Crochet and Embroidery
SILK, all shades, at l0c. o spool: looks like
that that rctais al 35c. n spool.
Wash Embroidery SILK, &c. skein; 45c.
dozen.
Flo Embroidery SILK, &c. skein: 45c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02
Fees OF OFFICIALS.

The COMMITTEES on Finance and Banks
reported the bill In reference to the sala-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-02

Four Waist Patterns. 5 yards each.
Battle-Ground Plisse SILK. blue. old rose,
cardinal, and lilac stripe. from 81 10 N.59
yard
32-inch Colored Florentine. light blue,
white, cream, Nile. old rose. pink, and
cardinal.
one lot OF Changeable and Figured SILK,
reduced from 80 10 25c.
Coored kaiki Silks, in stripes. checks.
and plaids, from % TO Csc.
one lot OF Rainbow SILK. reduced from
81 TO 30c