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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-07
DOMESTICS.

In this line we give our customers a
shor' story, but right to the point.
BARGAIN No. Twenty pieces 40
inch Unbleached Cotton, pretty even
quality, just the thing for sheets, worth
7c; our price is only 81.
BARGAIN No. 2-Twenty pieces o.
inch White Domet or Shaker Flannel,
good value at Sc; our special price only
&c.
BARGAIN No. 3-Tweniy dozen large
size Cotton Towels, worth Sc to 10c;
our special price only &c each.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-07
SPECIAL VALUE No. 3.

Ten dozen children's strictly Atwood
non.shrinking Vests and Pants, well
made aud finished, and worth at least
twenty per cent more than we ask.
We make this number a leader, and
our price is 35c to 75c per garment,
according to size.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-07
SPECIAL VALUE No. A.

Ten dozen gentlemen's extra heavy
fleece-lined Vests and Pants, in the
natural color, bound in silk and trimmed
with pearl buttons. Good value at Toe;
our special price only soc.
Ladies' Cancels Hair and Natural
Wool Vest and Pants at S1.00
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-07
GARME NTS.
Three Amazing Bargains!

Fifteen Jackets in pretty Irish
Frieze mixture. Half lined with silk.
A good garme mt at $3.50. AS a leader,
at O. $500.
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SPECIAL VALUE No. 2.

Ten dozen children's natural wool
Vests and Pant. One of the best
lowest priced garments we have ever
sold; worth $50 to soc; our price for
the small and medium sizes only 25c.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-07
Rarlmrh. Slmtntr + putnam Go
just arrived from England
ca $h M ere Ho$ieEV
Any of these sent by mail to your address.

Any of these by mail
Ladies English
high spHcd heels, wonder, 375c
But this is the Bonanza Ladies' (Back
English Cashmere soes
really remarkable Brightness
positively guaranteed better than the 75
superb stocking for SOC a
anoher Ladies' Heavy English Worsd Hose Sae
Our price, No, jokngl
handling will be believing
For the folks Misses best quality Xxi nb 4head
double and high pced
all the Worsed
sol Sizes g. $780, sizes u 45c; sizes s. 49,
remarkable Babies She-Specis
Ribbed Cashmere A. 19c Regular 37ic grade
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DIR. r. C.. Flower OF Boston, Mass.
DIR. r.. @. FLOWER TO MAKE PROFESSIONAL
TRIP TO MONTPELIER.

TRIP TO MONTPELIER.
The patients of DIR. II. @. Flower will be
glad to know that he has arranged pro-
fessional visit to Montpelier at Pavilion
Hotel on Saturday, October "a. There is no
physician in the United States better known
than DIR. r. @. Flower. His cures are 30
numerous, and often OF such miraculous
nature that many writer's have claimed
9hat many of his cures were miracles. DR..
Flowers ability to tell patient his disease
without asking question is as we'll estab-
hshed as that DIR. Flower lives. This
Montpelier visit of the Doctor will afford an
excellent opportunity to many to consult
this eminent specialist close to their homes.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-07
SPECIAL VALUE No. ..

Five dozen Infants White Cashmere
Vests, sizes one to three years old,
worth 3Sc; our special price only 25c
each.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1896-10-07

Fifty good sized Bed Comorters bargain at SlOo For
this Saturday sale only 60 cents EACH Not more than two
comforters to q customer GILLEY & ABBOTT.
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CILLEY g. ABBOTT
Special Garment and Underwear Sale!
UNDERWEAR.

With the approach Of cold weather
YOU will be thinking of warmer cloth
ing, and we present here four special
values that are big money-savers and
must be seen to be appreciated.
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III

T Jackets in pretty brown mix
ture, cut military style. One of the
newest things of the season-actually
worth $1,000. Apopular-priced beauty,
at OF ly $3.50.
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SPECIAL VALUE No. 1.

Thirty dozen ladies' feece-lined Jer-
sew Vests and Pants. In many stores
you would pay SOC for them; our price
is only 29c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-03-04
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:


LOUIS MoLANE, Chairman.
ANDREW REID, BERNARD CAIN,
JNO. A. HAMBLETON, ALEX. SHAW.
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saa efao. Ht@g. $50 da Sos rae fe
aua.f laa8 ar6p ttMt 1870 roo
ufte Uuief wft $50 rh SEES ~ eaus
selected 4 60 90 pU us 8HM8, tHlifufAia
Il aHlvea uN kuHu Ayrta dtb, aN@
"a lba lH fefRa. dry, y @W ~
Leather Steady homioek sole, HEenfh
Ayrea light and heavy weights, ~, scias
Wool quiet; domestic fleece ie6g2
pulled 10 9B
Coal-Quiet
Beef STEADY. Family u0O@l2 %, gs
tra mess e. US boot aaum : b.506 q
packer e. o. i0O) CITY extra India rtsa
Ont nsats-st picked bellies 4a@
5. sho,,..,tt.g a.: hama p<efp4I
Jar FuSesr wystsr fOrom CLOSED
6 6jm5 O city az ~; opt ons May 9 20
SOUTH America Si2j. compound iMW4H
PORK ~tesdy. ord mess $40 2'W N. % -
short c ear 81 O812 so. family O.50@ T.
autter ri mer Westoru dairy
do. creamery 1902 ~ do. factory 96
EIgins pa; imitation creamery llhm TO-
STATE dairy ll120, do creamery l3Wl5A
Cheese-Quiet large tate oMlV4,
amau fancy 6Gl09l part kius 5A@b full
akims 203
Eggs- Firmer; state and PennsyigsnI'
l1Ng12. ie-house 81 z @27; western
fresh 1lk@1i12 Southern Il "a I'LL.
Tallou stea3y, city Is! rer package.
3s1@3 ID 16; ccantry packages free) $40
3 Is IL, as to q 7ality.
PetroIeg m--Duli: United closed u 70
bid, refined New York -; Philadelphia
Baltimore s70}; do in bulk $t55.
Rice Firm domestic fair TO extra 81
as; Japan 3%G14
Molasses- Steady: New Orleans open
kettle, good 10 ch ice 29037
Peanuts St ady fancy Kicked 5H DO
nestle 41o5.
4 Fights to liverpool qui t-Cotton by
cam I'D, & ala I'd
Pig Iron Easy Southern $ll.500l325;
North AmeI lean 1.50Go 1850.
Copper Dull; brokers II; exchange
80 22sz013 IS
Lead--Ste dy, brokers 90 121I; exchange
$3s26M325
Tin Hi m straights sl3 3j@18.4 pilates
easy
Spelter- Quiet, domestic s4041
Co ton seed OIL FIJI er; prime crude
21M2115; prime crude o b IL; off grades
1916g&O; butter grades Is; prime summer
yellow 2516a1' 8 off summer yellow Is prime
white 20
Cofgee-spot Rio qui t b1t frm. No 2,
13L@i31a mild O i t Co dova l6M@l7$4.
Sugar-Raw firn f7ir rsfniny "a;
centrifugal, 96-rest ~ le6ned quiet;
M. 6, AZ No. Z, 3 o No. 8, 81;
No. 8, I SO No II, ~ No 4 4 Is No.
~, 4; No IL, 3 1916 NO. IA. 3X; Mould A
sd stapdar1 4 ~; copfectioners' A AZ,
cut leaf 81, crushed 81 powdered 81.
grauulated D: cubes d.
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Cotton Mills
FOR SALE
At Auction.

The Old Dominion Cotton Mills at
Manchester, Va, within 500 yards of
the business centre OF Richmond, Va,
viii be sold, at foreclosure sale, to the
highest bidder on the premises on Mon
day, March 9th, 1895, at noon The
bulldir gs, ali bri k, are capacious, mod
ern and partially equipped Run by
water. 260 horse power Has street cars
at door, water and rail transportations,
and population Of 100 600 from which
to draw operatives. Climatic conditions
the very fest Great bargain is likely
to be had Apply for further informa
ton TO N. W B)we, auctioneer, Rich
mond, Va.
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yEw YORK STOCK MARKEr

New York, March 3.The share spec
ulation to-day was comparatively dull,
business being about one-third less ac-
tive than yesterday. The course of
prices was irregular and was dictated
entirely by the professional dealers.
a feature OF the days operations was
d variety Of gossip almost entirely con-
corning the Industrial shares. London
vas not considerable factor, its oper-
atoms being limited and the orders
about evenly divided between the two
accounts.
Tobacco, WHICH absorbed one-third
OF the total dealings developed pro-
nounced heayiness in the later trading
on reports of the formation of power
full antitrust combination and Offering
prices by outside plug tobacco manu-
faeturers Rumors were also current
of an impending issue Of preferred
stock, amounting TO 100000. The
loss reached 1s4 per cent. but at the low
point support was extended by out
siders, insiders and free covering by
the shorts resulted. On appreciation
of that fact blocks of stock of some
$500 shares changed hands at frequent
intervals In the rally, the price was
carried up to last nights closing, but
realizations at the finish caused con-
cession of 1ls per cent.
The market closed dull and firm at
fractional net improvements gener-
ally.
Dealings in railway bonds fell off
to 100000. a total considerably below
recent averages. The temper of the
market was firm and noteworthy move
ments occurred in few issues.
Nxw YORK, March - Money on cal
easy at 3@31k per cent; last loan FER cent,
closed 1T 3 per cent. Prime mercantile
napeF 51s54 per cent. Sterling change
is strong With actual business "a
osnker-' bills at 4 8. "a s8A for dea nd
aud 4.s6 81 for o. days ! oSte0 rate
fs7 GAS u al 4.S8JSG94 So Commercial
0llia s M4.s Bar stlvef 68a11 silver
certificates g a 6sX Mexican q liars =.
GovsrnmeaF 10 d- re h State b DDS
dull sal aaa frofa sGe,aiy
Rohua.
II : new az. reg lIGk q 8 new Az, cou Il6lz
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NKm YoEK.

NV YORK, Ma h 8 Cotton--Spot
c.osed steady middl1ng upian0s II 10 !
mild * guu z Is 6; sales L o bales
guJures opened steady at tie dec Inc.
futures closed tarsly steady sales 19s,-
ON bates
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Cash quotations were az followa;
flour Barely firm: spring patents
50. 1908. s. straigh.s S3.4OW4.o5; winter
Oateni 81 40a $50; winter straight 81 2O@
So. export bakers ~ 00G2.25 Wheat
NJ Q, II ring. 65@65sl: No. 3, spring 62@
65A No. 3 red, ssM1 61A. Corn-No. 2.
vxnlte S8M No. yellow Oars--No. =.
10 No. 3 white 21M@2lM 20. i, white 70
21L Rye--No. 2, 39M. Barley NO. 2,
Tlaa-sssd-No i, 90. Prime Timothy
seed s3 $1,000 Pork mess, per Dbl,
90 700975 Lard-10J lbs. s5.371l G540.
Short rib sides (looseJ s51U0t5 15;ory -sslted
shoulders 0boxed) 456eg41s; short clear sides
(5oxedl 516@5A. Whisky, distillers m
shed goods per gallon 81 ~.
NEW YoRK
nEw YORK March 3.-H'lonI- Qni
city mill patents $i.3044,55; winter patents
s. 90a4.0J. city mill clears 4.i5@4.25; win
Ter strsights 81 rats S3.65@3.75; Minnesota
patents s5601375, Minnesota bakers - 30
go: epirnqIow grades ~ 0012 60; winter
EXTRA s2.70@5.l0; winter low grade W 81
M26s
Rye -four firIn; superfne $4,000 rs;
fancy w. 70Qe2.95.
BuckwLoat -four dull; spot Al 25@130
bnckwheat quiet at 391S G40.
Corn meal doll yellow western coaFae
75I76. brandywtne S2.25.
Rye JUL; No. western AOWz4 State
delivered 4UGf43.
Barley~ Quiet; western mailing 1895;
feeding 3SGg4i choice -.
Barley malt Quiet; western 1895.
Wneat- Spot dali; No, sed In store
and elevator s3k; b 82% aflcat; No
Northern rs af0at No. hard
III de ivered, optiong--No. 2 red March
closed 70; April closed as. May 1884, closed
731l: June 72sz@72s@, closed 70; July ~ 10
@731s, closed 72M
Corn-Spot in cttye, No. 2, SIN in ele-
vaJor: asI afoat; yellow ~; steamer mixed
37A; opJions--March closed 3oE; April =;
May 36X@36sz, closed 384 June clos d
3eX; July S7ss QG37119 closed 379s
Oats SPOT dull, No q 26L; No
delivered 275l. No 3, 25125A(; No. 2white
26l29, track white srate 23@29 options
March closed 2b56 May CLOSED 2)56.
Hay-lniet; shipping 80; gooa 70 choice
Timothy g0Ms5.
Hops Quiet; State. common cnoice,
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OFFICERS;

J IN GILL, President.
W W SPE nee, Vice President
L. H. >PENCE, Third Vice President
l.. G. FISHER Secretary and Treasurer
JOHN MCHENRY, Asst Sec'y and Tres.
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NAVAL STORES.

AEw Y0Ra. March 2. --Rosin firm
atralned cosaiaG ~ 900 sl.621%Ml 6715
Trrpea!.e4--- ttais at 29k029M.
C1-AT--sa--1s, -.l..L1L 3-Rosin hrm at
SI O00tI. 3d.
Turpentine-Firm at 2618.
WIMnaToG, Mach 3 Rosin firm
strained SIPS; good strained 81 3d. Sptr-
its firm at 281<027 Tar stnsdy at 30
Tnrpentine Steady; soft Sl.8; virgin
S1.70
SAVANNA j, March 8. -Spirits turpentine
steady at III sales -.
Rosin firm: water white S2.25; window
glass ~ 1216; n, ~ 90: VI, 800; x, sl7o; /,
l.65; Fl, &1.6f g, sf.55: II, s1.50; e, S1.35, u,
S12J: 3. 81 90 : ales -.
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oTHFR MARKETS

M4&Ln e.
Cotton M sdEfns guCvsTfons:
n fIuA1 oull, y, 5,44D bsies.
B sllmore Gu |, rs, Ds. %.
b ,ston quiet lI-l6, 345 bales.
w llninxD0D dull. IA, IS oalvs
p ailadelpaaa dull, l5-16, 5 bal s.
s .vannan easy, z 5-16, s,04O ba e..
New Orleans steady, ~, 1919 ca es.
Augusta quiet, III 1Ssbales.
G 1arleston quiet, ~, 369 bales.
New York steady, l1-16, 1S4 bales.
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For Sale by all Druggists
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO FOR
l. THE NEW YORK NAVY YARD.

d ROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO FOR
i THE NEW YORK NAVY YARD.
February 21, 1896.-Sealed proposals,
endorsed Proposals for Tobacco for
the New York Navy Yard, to be opened
March 81, 1896" will be received at
the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts,
Navy Department, Washington, ID. c.,
until IL o'clock noon, March 81, 1896,
and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter, to furnish the New York
Navy Yard 10000 pounds of Navy to-
bacco. The tobacco must conform to
the Navy standard and pass the usual
naval inspection. Blank forms of pro-
posals will be furnished upon applica-
ton to the Navy Pay Office, New York,
or to the Bureau. Samples of the
standard tobacco will be furnished
upon application to the Bureau. The
attention of manufactures and dealers
is invited. Tie bids, all other things
being equal, decided by lot. The De-
partment reserves the right to waive
defects or to reject any or all bids not
deemed advantageous to the Govern
ment EDWIN STEWART, Paymas-
ter General, u. S. N.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE Mar5h 8 -- Elo5r-Dun,
III changed western supertne S2.550G1.7U,
do extra ~ gjQt5 o.; family q 6U098 65s
winter wheat patent s3 90G l5. spring
wheat papenf S}70a.4 co., do. spring wheat
straigbts g. 50G9.60.
Wheat Dull and easy: spot and March
n ask ed; May 1870 39f; steamer No 2
red :; Southern wheat by sample 1871;
do on grade 7I1S@7414.
Corn Eas spot and March 33Z0351E;
April 3Sg341S; May 35@35A; steamer
mixed 21a@32M Southern white corn "a
ass: do. yellow corn 34035
Oats w eak; NO 2 wbito western 81 bid;
No 2 mixeu western do. 2514023.
Rye-Tnactive at steady prices: No. q,
4314f for near by 4046 for western.
HaY-Eirm tor choice grad choice Tim
o6hy sl60 8 so.
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Cotton Closed az an Advance OF
2 90 3 Points.
SHARE SPECULATION WAS DULL
Tahaeco Was the Principal Stock Dealt
In and the Fluctuations in Price
Were Frequent and
Broad
Broad

New York, March 3.-There was
some pretty active liquidation this
morning on the first call following un-
satisfactory early cables. Later the
market took a sharp turn of 407 points
in covering by shorts, number of pri--
yate cables stating that the Liverpool
market was in trim for an advance.
Local shorts were nervous as an I'M
proved demand from the contingent
was also reported. There was also some
buying on the belief that selling on
the theory of big new crop had been
overseen in view of the possibilities
of unfavorable changes IN weathef
conditions and that it was a good spec
ulation to buy at present at low prices
for am upturn, the statistical position
being strong. Later the market be-
came weak again on unsatisfactory
reports from Fall River and closed
barely steady at an advance of 2(13
points, rally on covering taking place
Just before the close.
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A SLUMP IN WHEAT

AIR Opening Strong II Closed
IA LOSS OF e Cent
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TRADING WAS VERY DULL
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CHTCAGO.

Chicago, H., March 8. Wheat had
another slump to-day, after opening
strong and the close showed loss of
about zee from yesterdays final fig
ures This was due to the excessive
dullness of trading more than anything
else, with the little business there was
being confined almost entirely TO pro-
fessions. Corn and oats shared in the
weakness and closed somewhat lower.
Provisions had some life and closed
higher.
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW RrRASs. La. March 3.-Eutures
steady sales 5000 bales.
.EyERE0OL

y.aI4J0L March 3 Ais ? NJ
)s,fon-Spot moderate business p1icfs
lover; Americ middling fair SD
Goed middling IL 32I; m srlcan middiing
9-32d, low middiing slid; goou ordi
nary | 10, DTdinary 3H.
saieB If Tie 1eg we're 0,0OO bales, OF
which $50 bales we're for Regulation and
exp .rt, and aoiuded 9,200 baie- Ameri-
can receipts $1,000 bales, including 10 QUO
American.
rrures opened quiet, closed steady at
tae decline.
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Mercantile Trust and
Deposit Company


surplus and undivided profits, -6f iJa lH
This company is % legal depository for
moneys pJtd into court. ana is authorized
tuuttn executor, administrator, guardian
ur trustee
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- - 49, ~ Dspo.Ll.

which may Doe made ut any time and ~ h
a. .e- astEs iirT gays notice and viii uo
entitled Ca interest for che whole time they
may remain with the company.
Acts as trustee OF mortgages Of corpora
tious, and accepts the transfer agency and
registry Of stocks.
Executors, administrators or trustees Of
pe yates, religion. and benevolent iustitu-
tiou~ and individuals VIII find this COM
puny convenient depository for money
and for the safe keeping OF securities.
safe deposit boxes for ent. Vaults sup
piled for storage OF silver chests, etc.
Smyrna times., 1896-06-10
OUR
Opening

We have been busy for the
past month buying and opening
our Spring Stock of Dress Goods,
Ladies' and Children's Coats and
Capes, Mattings. Shoes and Ok
ford Ties Tin black and russet),
and every department is. now
filled to its utmost capacity.
Never before have we given our
spring buying more careful at
tention, having spent the entire
last week of March in New York
and Philadelphia, in the selec-
tion of Dress Goods, Coats and
Oxford Ties alone. AS a result
we have now to offer in the de-
partments, a variety of styles
which will equal the largest city
stores and at better prices we will
guarantee.
All of our better dress stuffs
are in single patterns, and were
selected in New York markets
not visited by our competitors
which insures for our customers
exclusive styles.
Smyrna times., 1896-06-10

Greenabaum Brothers, of Seaford.
have almost completed the work of
rebuilding their canning factory which
was recently destroyed. They expect
to begin canning peas this week.
SOLD AT LAsT.-The Newark Ledqer
announces that the organ factory in
that town has been sold at last, and
that new industry will soon be started
there-a bicycle mandatory.
Coon PRosPEoTs AHEAD.-There are
good prospects ahead for the PENN
sula. The strawberry crop has been a
good one and good prices were secured
for it. While the blackberry crop will
not be a very large one, it is expected
to be a paying one. The peach crop
will be one of the largest in the his
tory of tina State, and it is expected
that prices will also be good, as the
new system of selling has been better
both for the grower aud buyer. 1t il
estimated that the berry crop and the
peach will bring at least 80, 900, 600 into
the State.
Smyrna times., 1896-06-10
Ladies' and Misses
Spring Wraps.

These cool evenings suggest a
lightweight Wrap for yourself
or daughter, and of course you
will want a serviceable, up-tO-
date garment at a correct price.
Make a visit to our department
for Ladies' Ready Made gar
ments, and we believe you will
find just what you want. In
this department we are also
showing a full assortment of
Shirt Waists, Duck Suits and
Dress Skirts Is and 10 gore), in
MOhair, Serge and MOhair Fig
ure. These are all made at our
New York factory, which is to
our friends a guarantee of excel
lent workmanship, correct style
and fit.
Smyrna times., 1896-06-10
WIN. B. SHARP
& CO.,
Fourth and Market StS.,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

Many people ask us why
we have Wednesday for a bar
gain day-well, it's a good
day-it's market day; it's the
middle of the week and gives
us time to get ready---the
country trade and city trade
are both deserving and every
body gets what they come
after.
Commencing Wednesday at
8 we shall offer more special
inducements.
The last of those very fine
I2ac Dimities for SC. Only
400 yards left and no more
for the price.
One more lot of the fine
I2ac Dress Ginghams at SC
per yard. Nothing sold less
than ten-yard lengths--splen-
did for dresses or wrappers.
Those elegant ''La Royle'
"Atlantic" and French Or
CANDIES were originally stack
ed up on three large tables
now all are heaped together
on one table for the last call,
IS and I6c goods now all al
one price---8c per yard.
Smyrna times., 1896-06-10

The closing out for cash Of
an importers stock of splen-
did quality Japanese Black
Silk enables us to offer you a
75c quality for 800. These
silks are not the thin, flimsy
stuffs so prevalent now under
this name, but dyed in the
warp, heavy and fine genuine
Jap Silks that will render great
service combined with fine ap-
pearance. Any lady interest
ed in fine Japanese Silks
should see this lot at this
price.
We have for a quick sale
four hundred pairs children's
and ladies' fast black cotton
Stockings that will not stain
the feet. They are our regu-
lar 2oc stockings, and we shall
sell this lot for I22c per pair.
Three hundred pairs black
Isle thread stockings, plain
and Richelieu ribbed, very fine
quality, 25c. per pair.
A lot of Nainsook Edging
and Insertion at great re-
duction---3o, III, SO. IS and
81 goods all to 2oc per yard.
A lot of linen-colored Inser-
ton, 81, so, Is and 81 to 25c
per yard---great scrambling
here.
One case on sale of Sum-
mer Gauze Vests for ladies'
all long sleeves and subject tc
some slight imperfections---a
pair of scissors will remedy
the sleeves and the imperfec-
tions you can hardly find
sic goods to 25c.
If you are thinking of the
seashore here's a chance ir
all-wool blue flannel Bathing
Suits, all trimmed with white
braid. They are in small
sizes ; all right for large boys
or small men and large girl
: or small women. If the siz,
is here to fit you the price i
one-half. Ladies' Suits, $I.2.
each ; Mems, $I.oo.
Smyrna times., 1896-06-10
DRESS GOODS.

We have for several seasons
enjoyed the reputation of show
ing the largest and best selected
stock of Dress Goods and our
friends (now) tell us we have
outdone ourselves this season.
Surely We have never before had
the quantity of dress stuff as
now. Don't fail to look through
this department before making
your selection in either Cotton,
Woolen or Silk fabrics.