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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-30

FINCAsTLE. VA. october 29.-(Spe-
cial)-Hon. W. w. Berkeley and Hon. 5.
j.. Jones. Of Roanoke city. Va. are now
canvassng this county for Bryan, Flood,
and free silver Goodly crowds are at
tending the meetings. and much interest
is being manifested on all occasions.
These gentlemen create enthusiasm
wherever they 90. and Botetourt may be
counted on for at least 80 majority for
the Democratic ticket Senator Flood
Is very popular here. and has many warm
supporters. who are deeply interested
in his election. The Palmer and Buck
ner ticket will not receive fifty votes in
this county and Yost will be badly left
I'm old Botetourt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-30
Hay At ELKTON.
he Speaks TO an Enthusiastic
Crowd.


He speaks 90 an Enthusiastic
Crowd.
ELET0N. ROCKINGHAM COUNTY,
NA- October 9.-(Spccial) Hon. James
lay OF Madison. the next congressman
ton th.s Uhe SEVENTH district, spoke
f' a large and enthusiastic audience at
'. place last o. ght. The audience was
Size most representative that has gath
'i -re during The campaign. Near
'.e rHat We're men who have been Re
..ar aN their lives, but Who say
tt they VIII vote the strai M Demo-
cratic u.kct next Tuesday. Tho speaker
u good trim and delivered a mag
tt speech which was enthuslastcal-
rFei ty all who heard him. except
.eW Republicans and Boilers. whose
r..mnces showed plainly that the arr
"rfs so clearly presented were in-
srmoauable
When Ar. Harnsbcrger, the general Of
'a' 'aeserteIs' in this district. makes
appearance Friday night he will find
.-' fne mustcr-rOli OF his constituency
not tally with the statements issued
P. .fe Times. This is Mr.. Harnsberger' g
nct bot II hc has am audience on
fiy night. 10 will be composed Of de-
'.n and Republicans. as the people Of
-.+ section DO not favor the "DomOc-
iaf he represents.
Hay ieft this morning for his home,
aai. ON Courthouse.
ne Ike the one Of last night have
.-.i tiDct which can be seen after the
ti'aher has left Bursts Of applause
greeted Mr Hay when he entered the
.-.. ana with every mention Of Bryan's
ha's were waved and the cheers
ieni1g. The only Kisses were
1.... "nen The name Of Charles r..
'it-fal was mentioned
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Good Work in New Kent.

TTrNsTALIS. VA. October 29.-(Spe-
cial) The Bryan, Sewall, and Lamb Club
of Black Greek met at Fox Den last
NIGHT. and Messrs. W. 4. Dunn and +.
n. Woon. of Richmond, addressed the
meeting. Mr. Dunn gave us a two-hours'
talk. explaining the financial question in
a very clear manner. Mr.. Woon follow
"a with q short talk impressing upon the
people the importance Of going to the
polls early on Tuesday morning and see
ing that lukewarm Democrats turn out
and vote. Your correspondent is glad to
say. though. there are very few Of the
latter kind I'm this section. This ends
the meetings of our club, as far as the
present campaign is concerned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-30

o'clock he was accorded a few HAND
claps. but when he was introduced, few
minutes later by Mr.. J. J. Marye. Jr. ne
was given genuine ovation. He said
that he intended 90 see TO &c that each
man employed in any concern with which
he Is connected shall vote OF his own free
VIII ana desire. lie ondeavored 70 show
principally, Why these men should vote
FOR Mckinley and prosperity rather
than "for Bryan and ruination.' Al
nearly every mention OF McKinley's name
the assembage gave vent 10 cheers. MI
Whalcy. the Bolter candidate for con-
gress from this district. was prevented
from being present. ard I'm his stead Mr..
a. s. Segar OF Hampton, made brlel
address
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Cheering News.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. October %
Especial last nights boat brought
cheering news from the lower counties in
the First District. While there has never
been any weakening Of the Jones senti-
ment the crowds collected at the different
wharves are constantly on the increase,
and all express wonder mt Tyler's seem
ingly preposterous claims. Many Of these
expressions come from Republicans candid
enough TO tell what they think. The active
fight being made in this section will be
productive of striking results. and serve
measureably to preserve the normal
Democratic majority Of Fredericksburg
and Spotsylyania county.
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eiIver I'm Highland.

MONTEREY. VA, october Z9-(Spe-
cial)-Judge Leonidas Yarrill and Colonei
brown Allen met at this place yes
terdav i'm Joint discussion. the former rep
resenting the free-sllver cause, and me
latter protection and the gold standard
Both speakers were billed for this court,
and a falr-sized crowd was present, ana
both OF the gentlemen were roundly ap-
plauded repeatedly The silver people
seemed 10 be IN the majority however.
MIR. Ernest r. NJ McClintic, promis-
ing young attorney Of this county, Is
speaking at various points throughout the
county and reports the silver sentiment
as being strong.
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CANVASS PROGRESS.
,r,s TOJR or THE FAR
SOUTHWEST.
SPEAKS Al hDiNuDON,
-1cd Grand Reccption-A
..-.5c with several Unique Fen
,,rcs-Thc Democratic campaign
-, othcr Points-NotcSs

.-.rnoN. VA. October 29.-(spc-
,, gon John W Daniel arrived in
o...., to-day on the 1890 train from
and was given the most en-
...,. reception over accorded a pub
.- I'm this town. lie was met at
.-,.r tv a large concourse OF people.
..s,rt,re the various frce-silvcr clubs
shout che county Fully one thou
mon were on horseback, many
,..Hue Gags.
e.-,..r Daniel was driven 20 tho fair
. followed boy an immense pro-
... chat extended almost the length
r,. town. Following the carriage in
....s were seated Senator Daniel and
-....p w.. Hughes came sixteen young
,...s dressed in white. and riding white
,.-..s and foat drawn by sixteen
-.... horses and one yellow horse. ON
.... ,.r, seated sixteen little girls TN
..... dresses and one dressed in yellow.
.t .ra fairgrounds am audience Of fully
,.- thousand people assembled to hear
... r.. rruishel speaker Major Dan
... .ch of two hours wax principally
.. DO 60 discussion of the money
.r In was logical and convincing.
... lid earnest appeal for the resiora-
.... .f silver. tho money of the people,
.. .. former place in our monetary sys-
.. D hive never before witnessed such
...I....n among the people. and such
...... soIc.tuIe over the result Of an
..r THE hosts OF free silver in
..... woods arc Iuh.l1ut.
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AImost Il Disturbance.

ROANOKE, VA. October 29.-(Special)
Mr. James Lyons Of Richmond. and Har-
ris Hoge, Of this city. n brother OF J.
Hampton Hoge. addressed large gather
ing Of voters at the Opera-House tonight
in behalf Of Republicanism and the candi-
dates Of that party. The chairman Of the
meeting, in introducing Mr. Lyons. used
terms towards the supporters of Bryan
which were so distasteful 10 some OF the
audience that at one time IL looked as IL
there would be general row. Mr.. Lyons
devoted most Of his speech 10 "a discussion
Of the tariff. and Nj Hoge discoursed on
the financial question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-30

assembled to-day at the beautiful old
Fair-Grounds, just outside the limits Of
the city. &c he present at the barbecue
there given by the Democrats. Eatables
were In abundance Addresses were de-
livered by Senators Hunton and Martin,
Former-Congressman J.. T. Meredith,
Judge Ashton. and Mr.. Caskie, OF Lynch
burg. One OF the beautiful features OF
the day was a bevy Of pretty schoolgirls.
ranged alongside the speakers. sixteen Of
them dressed in pure white. and one in a
golden-hued frock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-30
SENATOR MORGAN SPEAKS.
He Addresses u Great Meeting I'm
Ale,sndria.

Aie,hndria.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. October 29.-(Spe-
cial) -Senatcr Morgan, Of Alabama, to-
night addressed one Of the largest
audiences ever gathered in the opera
house in this city. President Harlow. OF
the Bryan-Sewall-Rixey Club introduced
the distinguished speaker Senator Nor
gan said that the money question had
been thrust upon the people by criminal
legislation on the part OF the Congress OF
the United States. No man In the United
States was responsible for Il, but one. and
he now stands before the American people
as one Of the leading men. Mr.. Sherman
was responsible for this state OF affairs
which has brought this question before
the people The speaker claimed that
those who met i'm Chicago constituted the
grandest body of men VINO ever met In
convention semblcj. and nominated
man who would rise like sunshine out
Of a storm. He quoted Theodore Roose-
velts speech In New York. and wanted
To- know what he would say OF George
Washington who never owned a store.
factory. or a bank. but who was always a
farmer He claimed that Washington
paid his soldiers in silver. and that these
men were trying to destroy &c. That sill
yer people would. he said, stay I'm the
field a hundred years. or until il was re-
stored TO its proper place. lie claimed
that John Sherman, while Secretary OF the
Treasury, kept SlOO000.O0O I'm that institu-
ton which one could not touch. lie then
spoke Of Sherman in the severest terms
and claimed that Cleveland, Sherman.
Hanna, and Mckinley were still trying
TO increase the debt Of this government.
He preferred that standard of honor that
was set up by Washingtou's Administra-
tiOn.
Senator Morgan predicted the election
of Bryan on Tuesday next. the speech
Of this distinguished man has done the
cause Of silver I'm this section of the
country a great deal Of good. II made
ruanN a vote LIST nlchf.
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sudden Death In Bedford city.

(SpeciaI) This morning while Major ID.
NJ. Newsome, a prominent businessman
and useful member OF the Methodist
church. was engaged I'm experimenting
the unloading of some oats in mis- stable.
he suddenly, without previous warning.
expired. A few moments before he had
been on the street talking with friends.
seemingly perfectly well. He is survived
by a wife and two daughters and a SON
William Newsome, OF Roanoke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-30

EMPoRIA. VA, October 29.-(special)
Cards are out for the marriage OF
popular former young townsman. Mr.. r.
NJ. Jones, and Miss Leila OFerrall. OF
Atlanta. Ga The marriage will take
place November 9Th. Mr.. Jones Is the
son OF our townsman. DR.. John r. Jones.
ana has been for some time in the EN-
pioy OF the Southern railway and At
iantic-Coast Line. Ia your city.
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S22eseoc5- GsaS 6sH2sooos 2sezeezs- Ga~ Ss12toooS

senting the accused. objected to post
ponement OF the trial at first. but finally
withdrew his formal opposition, and
asked that Judge Brown would direct
that the trial Of General Carlos Rolon
should Immediately follow that Of Colonel
Nunez and Captain Dickman. This his
Honor would not definitely promise, but
stated that al the cases before the Court
would be brought 10 trial with proper ex-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-30

NEW YORK, October "a recess
until November 18th in the current ses-
sion OF the October term OF the criminal
branch OF the United States Circuit Court
was declared by Judge Brown to-day.
Among the cases set for trial to-day
were those OF Colonel Emilio Nunez and
cantain Dickman. who are accused OF
having been actively concerned In fill
clustering expedition which left this
country for Cuba on the steamship Iau-
raaa Counsellor Horatio Hubens. repre-
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Sinking LIN Augusfn.

sTAUNTON, VA. october 29-(spe-
ciaID-Judge Henry w. Flournoy' OK
Richmond. addressed a splendid meeIins
OF silverites here tonight az oda-fei-
lows Han. and made fine speech.
rhis afternoon Hon. II. D. Flood ana
c,ongressman II. ST. George Tucker went
,ooether 10 Mt Sidney, In this county
where they both spoke tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-30

PROVIDENCE FORGE. October %
(Special)- fine meeting Of the Democ-
racy was held here to-day. and was adj
dressed by Hon. ID. c. Tyler Captain
John A. Lamb, and Judge Isaac Chris
tian. The speakers received the closest
attention
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norRkH COCHRAN AT NORFOLK
uc spcaks Under DimcuIties-Grent
nfsurder

lie speaks Under DimcuIties-Grent
Disorder.
NORFOLK VA. october @.-(spscia')
Hon. Bourke Cochran arrived here at
r.5 this morning, and was received at
rs station by q dcputation from the
.-.uul-Moncy" League Of this city and
.t.ul Of music. Tie party drove to the
Atlantic Hotel. where they were sere-
r...l lv tbo band and Mr.. Cochran was
.n.ruari rendered "a lunch at the Viz
.rlr Club At 2l5 o'clock he was driven
to arm0ry Hail. where about 5000 people
were assembled. q large portion of whom
were negroes though number OF ladies
occupied one gallery.
1fr Cochran was introduced by Judge
Dr. s. Garnett and was received with
considerable applause In the outset he
u interrupted by q cry of "Rats."
which provoked counter-cries from his
rerls be .seh made a sarcastic re-
marx .o the effect that such cries were
tte strongest arguments of the POpulists.
Ils caused the crowd 10 grow more
hostile md cheers for Bryan, and cries
us fo How about unreconciled slave
t'li.r-' created such an uproar that 1t
vas impossible for him 10 be heard.
"A PERTINENT QUESTION.
There were also loud cries Of Have
sou read the Virsinian tO-day?' allusion
Icing made 20 the double-column article
which appeared ON the front page Of the
Ti-rr.Jl this morning. reproducing with
comm rts. that portion Of Mr. Cockran's
a. ou-5luarc Garden speech, in which
l- Said that the unrcconcned slave
i1'f.-s OF the South were I'm large mea-
..ra responsible for the present financial
t.1u
l.- speaker made no attempt to reply
o. .s bat finally said: Il have read the
rl.l in t0-lays Nirginian purportng
fo slow what / said in Madison-Square
Grlau. ] never said 10. That Populist
l.rer is tine cause Of this display of
rIew. 10 publishes an untruth by
bot publishing an the truth. ! did make
rts similar TO those charged TO me.
U.t j also paid sincere tribute to the
ow.ry bravery. and loyalty Of her
sons and the courage and fidelity Of her
women as eXsmplided in Mrs. Jefferson
Davis"
CROWD NOT SATISFIED.
This ll not 81 an satisfy the crowd.
ari finally Mayor w. r. Mayo arose
from Dis seat in the audience and pleaded
t0r tre pre-er ton Of order His Honor
vs hurried upon the stage, and in
short speech % q perfectly orderly house.
asked that Mr. Cochran, as the city's
t Doe given q fair hearing He
however that he would preserve
order b. 30 took the last drop Of blood in
Dis body tl iO IL. This speech had the
eject .i restoring order. and Mr.. Cock
r0 was enabled 20 complete his address
a comparative quiet Several arrests
ra made ly the police Many promi-
r.rr Democrats have expressed regret
.lt ffe disorder occurred. but all are
. fta opinion that the Incorporate cha
rt.r OF Mr Cockran's remarks. even
when re clam0r was at IT'S height. was
LARGELY the cause Of &C. Mr.. Cochran
a.. f.- N,w York Immediately after his
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shot nj Husband, Killed Her Son.

BUTTE. MONT, october es.-Mrs :.
". Allen. OF Marysvilie. this morning
shot az her husband with a rife. put
missed him and killed Der i2-yeas~oid
son. She then fired two more shots At
her husband. one bali fracturlng the skull.
and the other breaking his arm. lie
will probably die. The couple have not
been living happily together. This mofn-
ing Allen whipped his son. and THE 50
enraged Mrs. Allen that she picked up
the rifle and began shooting Tho woman
IL under arrest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-30
RHEA AT LYNCHBURG.

A Scene of the widest Enthusiasm
in the Hill city.
LYNCHBURG, VA, october 29.-(Spe-
cial)-Judge Rhea, Of Bristol addressed
a magnificent audience at Norman
Warehouse tonight. delivering one Of the
grandest speeches Of the campaign His
audience went wild with enthusiasm, and
at the conclusion Of his speech the Judge
was lifted bodily from the speakers stand
and carried on the shoulders of the crowd
70 his hotel amid the widest enthusiasm
OF the multitude. Such a scene has never
before been witnessed in the political his
tory Of Lynchburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-30
SENATOR MARTIN SPEAKS.
Addresses bryan and sewall Clubs
at Charlottesville.

at ChnrIOttcsviIie.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, October o.
(Special) States Senator Thomas
S. Martin addressed the Bryan and
sewan clubs i'm this city tonight. The
Keswick Club came I'm a body. Senator
Martin was introduced by the Hon. John
b. Moon. He made a strong presentation
of the Democratic side OF the argument
claiming that the contest was one be-
tween organized wealt on the one side
and the producers on the other. His dis
cussion Of the bond issue was especially
vigorous and incisive. ! DO not remember
a greater ovation % any speaker who
ever appeared here. lie was frequently
interrupted with great cheering.
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Gold Reserve, sris,272.sI5.

WASHINGTON. october 29.-The Urea
sury gold reserve at the close OF business
to-day stood at slls.2125l5. The days
withdrawals at New York we're SSlS.2Oo
There was deposited $4,000 In gold In
exchange for currency.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-30
ASHLAND JOINT DISCUSSION.
Hon. W. II. McIIwaine Cleans Up Pro-
fessOr blackwell.

fcssOr blackwell.
ASHLAND, VA. October 29.-(Special)-
Professor Blackwell and Hon. w. b. Nc
Ilwaine met here tonight I'm joint dis
cussion before the largest crowd Of the
canvass. Both speakers were very at
tentively listened to. Professor Black
well went into an exhaustive argument to
prove that silver would wreck the country
and that Mr.. Cleveland was q typical
leader of the people. The applause that
greeted Mr.. Mcllwaine iu his illusions
to Bryan and the cause Of silver plainly
showed that tine Professors argument
was totally ineffective and that gold
and Clevelandism" was not the slogan OF
the masses in this section. Mr.. Mcllwaine
completely cleaned up the Professor and
made several converts to the Democratic
cause.
The meeting was a very enthusiastic
one and gave evidence Of greater interest
on the part Of the people than has been
exhibited here in many years.
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Cnmnnign Notes.

Mr.. John Staples, Hon. Edward Saun-
ders and William Powell. OF Franklin;
Hasllins Hobson; Judge Hairston, OF Hen
~. and Judge Lybrook spoke TO a large
meeting Of Democrats at Stuart, Patrick
county, Wednesday.
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ncnth of Judge L. Q. nrIstow.

SALUDA. VA, October 29.-(Special.)-
The remains of Judge l.. c. Bristow. who
died in Hampton yesterday. have just
arrived here, and will be buried in his
family cemetery tomorrow at IL o'clock.
Judge Brstow was Assistant United
States District Attorney for this district
under Harrison's Administration, and
was located I'm this city. Since his re-
tirement he had been practicing law in
Newport News and Hampton. He was 81
years of age.
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INGALLS, HOLDS FORTH.
addresses Big Meeting al Newport
NctNa.

News.
IMPORT NEWS. VA, October o.
'pe'iall-rhe largest indoor political
'1'o'in8 held here ia this campaign was
el'ie'sed tonight by Dir. NJ. E. Ingalls,.
PRESIDENT OF the Bic -Four and Chesapeake
..'. ONO railways. The meeting Was held
'"e Casino building. which was tender
pf me Old Dominion Land Company,
-'' winch had never before been used for
iuoAl purposes. Special excursions were
70 Newport News from Hampton,
a-o'Dus, ana Ola Point. when MIR. In
e-1" catered ths hall, shortly after B
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-10-30

cTILPBPER. VA. October 9.-(spe-
cial. )--A vast crowd OF men, wonen, ~
cn,l5ren. Democrats and Republicans
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TO-DAY'S LACE BARGAINS.

Full p wards of Valenciennes Lace for
15c.. worth 25c.
9-inch Red six Chantilly Lace, 1Oc., re-
duced from 2ic.
1-inch Linen Venise Inserting, worth
II 1-2c.. reduced TO L. yard.
C-inch All-Silk Black Nandyke Lace,
worth &C. now l0c
12-yard piece Of Sevilla Torchon for Sc.
1S-iuch Black Chenille Dot Yelling. l0c.,
worth 2Jc
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AT TIVE MEMS COUNTER.

AT THE MEMS COUNTER
q Mems IAundered Negligee shirts,
never sold for less than SOC, 20 be closeo
out l9c. each.
81 Mems Heavy Woven Working shirts,
made strong and In dark colors, worm
sizes
II pairs Mems Heavy Unbleached Can
ton Flannel Drawers. large sizes only,
worth 50c. 20 be sold 29c. pair.
l dozen Mems SILK Band Bows, some
solid colors. some figured. worth 25c, Tor
sc. each.
dozen Mems Fine Merino Socks guar
anteed al-wool. double heels and toes,
worth PC, for ~ &c. pair.
dozen Mems SILK and Satin Scarts,
light and dark colors worth &c, for ioc.
each.
dozen Boys Collars both standing
and rundown (slze ~ oniy), worth
~ l-2c., for lc each.
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TO-DAYrS LTYTN BARGAINS.
SFE1iaI LUIS OE
HaNDKERCUIEFS

1900 Mourning Handkerchlefs, ordered
colOred bOrdered and sent by mistake,
were 10 sell for SC, I'm this sale &c.
1000 Mems Full-SiZe Cambria Handker-
chiefs, Madras borders, in this sale lc.
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>AA TO-DAYS
gi, Es' !: :; : s.: sz !: !:
V the Acummat
of
bargains # the

One odd lot Of Misses and Children's
Cashmere Gloves, I'm Brown only, 2Sc.
value, for 100 "a pair.
70 pairs Undressed Mosquetaire Kid
Gloves sizes 8 -. to-day for l9c. pair.
GLOVE BARGAINS.
81 Narrow Black silk Belts. l0c.
White SILK Belts were 50c., now lOc.
Black Leather Belts, Sc.
" Green Kid Belts. were Soc, now 25c.
g Black, Brown. Navy Blue and White
Silk Belts. were 5Oc., now 25c
1S Blue and Green Leather Belts. were
90 now 15c
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All-Silk Taffeta Ribbons. with heavy
corded edge. 3 inches wide roc. yard.
Velvet-Edge Ribbons Inches wide. all
silk. 2jc. yard; were &c.
Pretty new shades Of MORE Ribbons. )
inches wide. u &c. yard; were Doc.
Black and White stripe Ribbons all
silk 3 inches wide 1Sc yard; were &c.
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TO-DAY,s DOMESTIC BARGAINS.

Yard-Wide Bloachel Cotton, same grade
as Androscoggin, for &C. yard.
lO-4 Bleached Sheeting other peoples
2jc quality for 10 Use. yard
100 yards White Domet Flannel, soft and
heecy. for 2 i-2c yard.
White Cotton Batting. clear and clean,
2 3-fc roll.
Remnants Of Light Shifting Calico. &c.
quality. fer / 7-Sc yard.
% yards Wool SIX Embroidered
Flannels, Toe. quality, for zoe. yard.
Black and White Figured Percale,
double fold. l0c quality for be. yard
30 yards Striped Flannellettes. for wrap
porg Zoe quality for 8 Ale ward
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INCOMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF CORSETc.

lSc. a pair for any Of these one-dollar
brands-La Refine, Consuelo, Armorside
'orsets. I'm only 20 and 81
iSc. a pair for Or. Strongs Corset
Waists, that sell for one dollar. Only q,
p. a. 3d.
59c. n pair for c. y. Corsets. that usual
" sell for one dollar and dollar and a
quarter: al sizes. from Is to -.
$3.50 for one size, 10. in Thomson's White
Satin Corset. that sells for s..
$3.50 for one r.. & G.-size l9-Blue Satin
Corset thar sells for s..