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The Holt County sentinel., 1896-10-23

said increase. For lie pGrp.-r of erecting pI:',-
lie buildings Ia cs'iiEii,>. cifn'. of >cloo di--
rri>, and fbr Tia. iiiIrir'>' oi ~ riIg ar pur-
;-llSii.. water ami .ierIric or oI her light
;iai.t~ for cIi-> coia.iiiiig .:hNtJ iah!tdnt> "r
less whrn silc ril'-- rlcrt la "1n same. AMI io
Sr.N! N!d- a proper sewerage f'r such rIti--. The
ia'-S uf taxation i.f-I, IN l;m!i;.i M, IT,. Iu-
CREASED aui tir. purpar- ioT which Il i :iiirni
.i shall have been submitted tu Vnf. 81. tl.r
ir--aHd two thirds uf the IuaIii-l voters
oi >I.c!i c"Tmfy. city >r!lo" district y"ing II
such election shall y"t- therefor. The .atr
hrT.:l allowed Ia racl; c..Iii,ty shall u" a>ccr-
Ia ain,'d by the amount oi taxable property
therein. according ts thu last aSSr>-:nt ut Tor
stale and county lur,"srS, aiid the rate al
lowed Ia each r.fy or town b, The nuiu!-r "i in
habtants- accnr,Ii;I. Ia the iasi crII>i> taken
under The aIihuritS "f tie >i.li- nr The United
STATES said restriction ;S Ia rat shah i'l'ir io
tJXr> of ever: KIND and description. WHITTIER
general or special, except taxes I" pay Valid IN
deh'r.!nrs> How existing. "r bonds which iiiiS
hr i>>lI-,; IN r-nrwii uf such im,irhtrt:I">-
STATE OF MI>SGUUI 81
!. ALEXANDER \. LESi III X. Secretary ei
81 st. ~ the stats. of Missouri. h-r'hA rriti!S
Iliai the foregoing ar" fnll true a.II r"mnltt''
c"'.icS Of the concurrent resolutions al III.
NS>nuri-Fir,f constitutional amendment. eli
titled: CONCURRENT HENol.I Iio\ >u:'-
mitiug Ia the qualified voters III Ni>S"hii ~.
an.rilm"sit To the rOnSi iIti"n iiIc,''''i if"Eh-
in. i.,r the removal If inc >.n! III e"vir!.in' al
from the City al J-f"r>"n I" Iii" c'th I'll So
dalia; Second constitutional ane:.linr,i- Ell
miitiiig 10 the qualified voters of III" .lafr al
Missouri an amrn'inirni To the constitution
thrreof. concerning the Judicial Department.
Thira constitutional aiurndmru'. rHiitiri:
'1DNCT RRENr EES'i.t rIoN S,ii,'nif!ir. Z"
tir qualified Voter "i tue STATE oi Missouri an
amendment to tI-. constitution thrrr'';, c"n-
r..rning education, free >ciioD> and school
ages - aud Fourth Constitutional amendment,
,.i.itlrd CONCURRENT RESpLt TION
submitting tu the qualified voters of HE state al
Missouri AN amend nrnt Ia The constitution
threof. rrlaiin- Ia waicr-work>. electric or
other light piart> ana public sewers ia cities "f
thirty thoiI>sHi inhabitants or less aS ;,p-
pears hy comparing the same with THE original
ro> Of said concurrent ft>;,ufioii- nov on lie.
as The. law directs. III this office.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I h-r"uufn
SCI ms hand and atiix the GREAT SEAL
lS-al Of the state Of Missouri. D"m. 4: "fiir,
in City of Jefferson, this fifteenth
day OF September. A. H., ls.i,
\. \. i.ESt FL II.
Secretary of state.
T" the Clerk "f ihe Holt County C"uit-
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Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all creditors ana
others Interested in the estate If fhoe.e VIII
son, deceased that the undersigned aiihlns'
tratar in charge of said estate. intends to make
a final settlement thereof at the next term oi
the Probate Court of H~lt County, State Of Mis-
souri,. to he begun and holden at Oregon on the
9th day of November. 1Ssi.
GILES 4. LACGlIilN.
Public Administrator III charge.
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" 'p"
The state plat
form declares:
..During this
time tsincc 49,;
when the Demo
cratic party came
into power in Mis-
souri, the state has
pros~red lis it n"r-
~ did before in its
history: its popula
ton has doubled:
the wealth has in
creased. aS meas
urcd by dollars and
cents. 6:1 per cent:
| it's real wealth aS
represented by the
l,,,cs..si,ps pf the
! people, has in
creased fully Pm
! per cent"
Think of it. dear
reader of THE SEH
TuNEL, the peoples
posSess;ons have in
! creased in the state
of Missouri 3n pei
cent. under the
present tsok!l stan
dard. See that YOU
cas-: your ballot
against such DEM.
eogues and mountr
banks.
The Holt County sentinel., 1896-10-23

Notice. u iIrrcl,y given. that L. virtue of an
uid. uf Tire Probate Court of Holt County,. Mis-
>niri. made oii the JriI day oi August. s.";, the
Undersigned public administrator for SAID rpiii
Ii. has taken charge nf the estate ui Fred
Fries. decreased. All rrrSnn> having claims
against said '->t." are required Ia exhibit them
t. me f.r iiaw.sHc,. within enc YEAR alter The
,.lt- of said or,i,.r nr they MAY hc rreciu.r6
Ir.,In any i,..,r.fii cf such estate aud II aid
claim t,. not Inhibited within rwo wears from
t- date .d this qualifications. they viii hr for
ever ,arr,rl. This 9Th lay nf tu-GSt ls.s
GILES \ LACGHIlS.
Public Administrator.
The Holt County sentinel., 1896-10-23
HENRY +. !iLKlitE,
Judge of PrObatc Court.
NOTICE..

i,:ua!i tuia
n,arrre> rir, referred, ,l"t
a.
f Eri
vExrrrr NnE. fui -; '
such Al
inn akc~tir. mai Ia
t
t lt~ ~
,fSrrrrn sI.ira arr inft Revised Ht =
~
fln:i ~
imtnt.a al h
IEnIins st,rla aktt m ar .
The Holt County sentinel., 1896-10-23
Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given to all creditors ana
others interested in the estate of Mary \. j.
Lamb. deceased. that the undersigned admin !
istra,or in charge of said estate. intends Ia
make a fnal settlement thereof AT the heNt
term of the Probate Court Of Holt County, state
of NJ 'sSnliri. to he begun and holden at Oregon
ON the 9Th day Of November. is.G
GILES 4. LAtGlIIlN,
P,k,ic Administrator In charge.
The Holt County sentinel., 1896-10-23
They Are Silent.

Wheat has gone up from 5s cents in
August to G) cents in October. Silver
has gone down from 6S cents i'm August
to 60 cents i'm October. And tho free sill
yer agitators have not single word
about these Interesting changes
The Holt County sentinel., 1896-10-23

ThcChicago plat =
form declares:
That the crime
of 1.S has resulted
i'm the 'proStrati"n
of industry and the
impoverishment "f
the people"
The Holt County sentinel., 1896-10-23
Inconsistent as Can B =.

Lon V. Stephens and his associates
upon the Demulist state ticket stand
upon platform that throws the liz into
the teeth OF the Chicago platform. hug
they try TO stand upon both platforms.
L
The Holt County sentinel., 1896-10-23

j. ". Maple. who has been quite
sick for some time, IL now reported bet
ter.
The Holt County sentinel., 1896-10-23

Geo. W. Clark was picking apples
on Hickory Creek last week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1896-10-23
SETTLEMENT DOCKET.
First Day, MOnIay. NOveMb,.

NAME pE tpIiN Nl-EEAToE.
GEAEDitS. 'i'i:ki.i: al:
ENEti ID::
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Public Administrators Notice

T" the Clerk "f ,hc Eot County Court
Grreiing:
The Holt County sentinel., 1896-10-23
Second Day
Third Day, We'd.
Fourth Day. Thursday, November

IL. Balm. Julia I ii
Il. i;rnwn, Nlr'icr - "a;
is. i.V-riiaft. Eva ~ al
~. SaI.:,. .Ini.n.Iihuh
M FREY .I;,c,.,
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NAME of ESTATE
The Holt County sentinel., 1896-10-23
Fifth Day, Friday November

2I. TnNUn. SiliI.ucI ETIIIIl ROW 2
STATE OF MiSS0UEI.t
COUNTY OF HOLT |. Henry
;ou,ty. Missouri. hereby certify that liz. al.
Tor November tenn. i-.s. ~ he >;iins ar,ri'
r, Nii:.cSs M, hand ~ .iuG:". aud ;
'Hr''''i .th .IiN ni prt"hrr. I.:-'.
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elbows, but are still quite full at the top.
The portion from wrist to elbow is close
fitting and is in many cases entirely I'M
trimmed. Some sleeves, however, have
deep, turned back cuffs; Others have but
tons, and still others have bows and bands
of velvet or lace or passementerie. Large
puffs from shoulder to elbow are seen on
costumes of light material, but tailor
gowns and cloth dresses have the dropping
effect already mentioned.
The illustration shows remarkable
costume, composed of material having a
silk boucle plaid of black on red satin
ground. The godet skirt has narrow,
plated panel of royal blue velvet on either
side of the tablier. The bodice of red satin.
embroidered with black, is adorned with
7engthwise blue velvet draperies, which
are gathered in under pointed corselet of
blue velvet. The 1880 sleeves, OF goods
like the skirt, are plated flat over the
shoulders and have deep cuff of red satin
embroidered with black. The draped col
lar is of blue velvet. The hat accompany
ing this gown is Of red velvet, adorned
with paste ornaments and black feathers.
JUDO CHoLLET.
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1T SAVED THE SHIP.
Tho Remarkable Device That Was Used to
Float "A Stranded Vessel.

''If there be one thing upon which
pride myself next to my hobby of the
strictest accuracy" remarked Colonel
Monkhouse, lit is upon my presence OF
mind. 1t has often proved of the utslost
value to myself and also to others.
"On one occasion l saved thousands up
on thousands of pounds to steamship
company, simply by my habit of rapid
thought, followed by equally rapid prac-
tice.
1T was in the Mediterranean, whom !
was on my passage out to India. BY some
blundor Of tho first mate we ran ON to
sand bank, and there we stuck. The sea
was calm, and there was DO panic, but the
question arose rs to what was to be done
Wait till the tide rose? There was no
use in doing that, for in the Medterra
mean there is only rise and fall of an
inch or two.
Tho captain proposed to signal the
first vessel that passed to take off the pas
sengers and crew and leave the vessel to
her fate, as She was so fast that to attempt
to get her off by towing would have been
Of no use.
8 storm might have proved useful, the
captain said, by giving us "A little more
water, owing to high waves, but thero was
not even the most remote chance of one
but the observation gave me a suggestion
II knew that the carge-whioh we We're
taking out consisted largely of chemicals
| asked the captain if he knew what these
chemicals We're, but he did not We there
fore examined the ships manifest, and l
at once knew that the steamer was saved
Among the contents of the hold were
large consignments of tartarated soda, of
carbonate of soda and of tartaric acid. ]
caused the casks to be brought up on deck
and had the heads knocked out, the two
former chemicals being piled up on one
side of the deck and the third on the other.
At a given signal the whole of the crew
started to shovel the material overheard
there was altogether several tons of it.
Immediately the sea in our immediate
neighborhood rose and got into the utmost
commotion, though quite close at hand
the water was as calm as duck pond
There was a heavy lurch, and the vessel
slipped off into deep water.
How was it that throwing chemicals
overheard raised storm? The matter was
simple enough. had selected the ingredi-
ents that constitute Il seidlitz powder, but
l did it on large scale.
mo, | was not awarded salvage, but
:he passengers and the owners presented
me with testimonials. London Judy.
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NOTES OF THE FASHIONS.
Velvet and Lace In High Favor Siceves
Hold Their Own.

a new French model for hat has a
wide brim, dipped down at the sides and
turned completely up at the back, the
space being filled in with yiolets. The
hair must be worn loose ut the sides with
this style of hat.
Velvet is much used for trimming pur-
poses, both IN the form Of ribbon and in
bias bands lined with buckram These
bands are used to trim the seams Of skirts
and are also employed longitudinally on
bodies. Velvet collars ana cuffs are used
on wool fabrics Of all sorts as well Us on silk.
Lace is lavishly employed for the adorn-
ment Of almost everything in the wardrobe.
Gowns Of silk or fine wool are trimmed
with wide lace, either fulled on or applied
fat which is the newer way.
Sleeves, although somewhat less ag-
gressive than thoy We're last year, still hold
their own very steadily in point of size,
and there is little prospect of their becom-
ing decidedly smaller for IA long time.
The latest sleeves droop a little over the
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City and County.
TEACHERS READING CIRCLE.
Sixteen Teachers OF the Village District
Study Together Every Week.

The teachers of the village school dis
trict, under the directions of Superipten-
dane Graves, have organized teachers
reading circle under the system adopted
throughout the state and country. There
are sixteen teachers in the circle, and al
ready the work has met with great sue
cess.
The meetings are held on Wednesday
afternoons. ard have been regularly at
tended.
The following books are used: Bald
wins Psychology Painters Practical
Hints for Teachers, Pages Theory of
Practice.
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Boston Market.


Don't skip this paragraph because it is
small 1t is worth reading for it tells about
The Pineola Balsam, a certain remedy for
cough, tickling in the throat and the
stopped up feeling in the upper part of
the chest. y simple cough may turn into
something serious if let alone. II ceases
to vex you and to keep you awake o'nights
when you have allayed the Inflammation
in your throat with Ely's PineOla Balsam.
The druggists sell it for twenty five cents.
mw&f&w
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mixtures l0a 3 20: supeTans to fair extra
los5 e. fine, s4t0aS2 ..
SOUTHERN FLoun- steady; --- 500 bbls
common to fair extrs, s2.10a2.so; good TO
choice. 291s300.
BYE horn more active, steady; e. 4oas2 49,
BUczwhFAT kLoUR-$ i30asl.50.
BCCKWEEAT--3S elevator; 49, February de-
livery; japanese 41a47; silver 45a4S
CORN MEAL-steady.- aales,- hbls:
yellow Westero. - 25a2 30; BraudywIne. rs
RYE nominal, No. 1 western, As asked; No2
i2at3; state and Jersey HAL for car lots.
BARLEY No. aiiwAukes. ia
q; western. tssio, two rowed state. ssaa5; No. q
toronto, Sass.
BARLkY MALT noninal;--westorn. 7oas2;
'wo roNYed state. 7Oa75; six rowed state, s0sss:
lily made Canada. GOAL 05
!, WHEAT-- Receipts. - bush: exports,
------------ No, red store and elevator
Iia73 aaoat = is73i fob, 52lS74., elevator
"a Tor old, 81; for new; No. hard. 7ls7i;
10. spring, 77la7s; No. northern, 7lia72;
No. 5. northern, Goa; no Milwaul &c, 7oia
Il; No red, a; No spring, 6o!s8o.; ur-
Ereced red. 56a6i; No white. 59i.
CORN Receipts, $500; exports, a5 1872;
sales. go ol1 more a tive for export, firm, -
No. l. 5Sia554 elevator; 81 ia ahoat; No Q SO
a36' elevator. 37a37 aGoat; -- No. s. is !!
steamer ahoat. q: yellow, Soc: uns raded
hlxed, 5fia55s; steamer mixed, 67s267!; No. 2
0ATs-Reoeipts. 6s 500; exports. sos bush;
sales, 65,Out hugh; moderately active, stronger;
No. 2, iia2l-; do white 25ia26, No. Onicsgo
.3ia25i, No. ). alas! dc Hhi;e. 2ila-; mixed
v estern. 2i.a2ii do write. 25a2s white state
lla2s
BsrP- moderate demand; --------
family l0.Nali.0O; extra mess, s750aS 90;
beef hams, steady;--- sl5502s1550; tierced
teef, quiet, firm; -------- CITY extra
India mess Is 5Oale co, crt meats frmer:--
-- - picked bellies. IL lbs. jis5s;
picked shoulders, 5a5; picked hams, saa9;
middies. nominal
LARD dull, easier;
Western steam. S600as6 90; - old pkgs
s6;50a65 81; & & +. s6.7O; city, s5.j0as5.50; =
refined. frm ---- ----
Continent as s.; "a. 1850, compound. s4ia5.
PoRK-steady, moderate demand sales -
bbls; old mess, $lU.15all00: extra prime,
aominsl.
BUTTER dull, liberal receipts. lower: -
state dairy new, ;uai9; do ola. lOal5; do cream
cry old. lial9; do new. 20 Penn. do, l3a20;
Western dairy new, Hall do creamery new,
l5a20;do June ,lalsl; dc factory, 9lal5i Elgins,
Zla2li rolls, llalS
CHEEsE- firm, fair demand:
,tste large,Ialoi do new, 44a6s do fancy white,
losioii colored, 7sa1s; fancy old, 74as; state
small NalOt DO new. 4ia6i, old,-s-;do white
old. g slri Western skins. new. 8a6.
ETRoLEUM-q United 40.
CoFFEE-rio. dun, steady; Mo-. Hall,
SUGAP-raw. duh, firm; refined, quiet steady,
No. l, s-l6a4; NO z. 9-16a7; No. 3, 4&4s-i6,
70; g, -; No :. - SIG; No. 8,
IS so No nj / 10 No. ,s no. Bless II Is, l ls1
No. 10, 81 Oft. 3 l2ai 5-s: mould. ) s-l6;
standard. a 5.l6 ,-; confectioners
IA 49, l6a4 ..}-l6; cut loaf 9-l6a-; crushed,
. g. l6s5 IL, powdered. 5 3-lGl--.- granu-
lated, l5-l6a; cubes, 3-l6
Freights to Liverpool-quiet
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In Mondays Journal it was state that
Harry Libby, previous to last Friday, h, d
been serving 60 days term in jail We
have since learned, that this is net S and
wish to correct the statement, as it was
doing an injustice to Libby.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHIoAe o, Jan. 81.
FLouR-ttm unchanged; ---Hard
spring wheat patents, SO 1Ca33 Is in wood; soft
wheat patents. SO o0as3 10; hard wheat bakers
~ i0aS2 rs: three sacks soft wheat bakers
81 Cease 20; winter wheat So 20af3 40 in wood
WaKAr-No. spring 5sSas9!; No. REQ,
e3ia6i!.
CoRN-Nc. 2, az.
OATs-No. .. lS5a!SS.
RYE-No.2. IS nominal.
BABLEy-No. 2, 35s39.
EIAxsEED-No.t. 91la92.
-ilQ27isS 1865.
LARI-s5.10aS5s7!.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln.
The following are the transfers OF zeal
estate In Lincoln county for one week


estate In Lincoln county for one week
BoorHBAy HARRoR-Geo. A Carlisle to Sc
lcnia Lewis. land and buildings, 1890.
BooTBBAY HARBoR Estate of Boothbay
Water Co. to Charles Holton, land, S225
BRISTOL Milton D. Thompson to Deliah
Tarr, land, 81 etc.
ToL-Boothbay Land Co. to Frances B.
Greene, Island, 81 etc.
BRIsToL- Granite State Provident Asso-
citation to Nelson W. Carnage, land, 81.
JFFFsRsoN-Andrew 1t ighton to Walter w.
Hilton, land, Sll0.
NoBLEBoRo-E Elizabeth Parker to Percival
O. Parker, land and buildings, $500.
SoMERvILLE - Silas T. Lawry to Orrison
Burrill, land and buildings, SliO0.
WALDoBoRo-George c. Howard to Edward
X. Il oward, land, 81 etc.
wHIrEFIELD-A. l.. stinson TO E. j. Malaney
land, $50.
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NEW YORK., Jan. 81
FLouR-Receipts. $3.50 pkes: exports, 5Sol
hbls; 1867 sscfs, ssies. 1900 pksc; finn.
low extras ~ 25s2 65: City mills. a o9aa 10.
patepts, "a coal 70, winter wheat. low grades.
81 25a2 G.; fair to fancy. q 65a3 20. patents,
i5a3 75-- Minnesota clear. q 50a3 10;
straights, 0ta3 81 patents, 9 l5s4 10; rye
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Seeing that spelling appears to be, after
all somewhata matter of taste, it need not
surprise US THAT there has been, and still
is, much difference Of opinion as to hc.x
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the name Of William Shakespeare should
be spelled. An English writer says that
the form just used has the approval of 2S8
authorities; III declare for Shakespeare, "
II stand up for "Shakespear" and 80 are
for 'Shakspere. There are, it is said, 81
ways of spelling it, but these are the ia
vorito forms "Shaxper" is one of the
styles, SO we have had narrow escape.
The Woman of the Future
Run to the tailor's, Johnnie, dear,
And pray run quickly, do,
And bring my coat and pantaloons
And papas boomers too.
Boston Courier.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Chapter VIII section 2. of Revised Ordinance
of the City Of Augusta, reads as follows:
Petroleum, coal oils, burning fluid ma phtna'
benzine. gasolene or other like danger 'i,ds
burning fluids, shall not be kept in any puiu
ing or place in the city within ten rods OF any
other building. in greater quantity Than 1 mee
barrels, including all kinds kept at one taliii +,
the building as may be favorable for SPEEDY
removal in case of fire. And the keep ,,d
thereof. shall notify the City Marsha az 4 tha
place at which the same are kept, and the
most convenient way of removing the sai,Ie
in case of fire. The penalty for not conn., Ky ~
ing with the above ordinance is not ieSs 'n'
five. nor more than twenty dollars. -,
JOSHUA +. BEAN, City Marshai
lanl6dlw
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New York Market Quotations.

These quotations furnished daily by M. Fl
French, office, az Water street, Aliens Build.
ing.
January 81.
Stocks. Open. High Low Close
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CANADA HORSES.

Cummings & Prescott have just received .
carload Of heavy draft horses from Canadas
n ow is the time to get good horse at price.
to suit the times. jan4du
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#. S. SMITH g. 90.
Ladies' and Misses
Jackets

This is our latest offer in Ladies' and
misses Jackets. Bear In mind that they
are all new p-to-date goods, and the
best values ut the regular prices that
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MARKET REPORTS.
Rsw York konsy Msrksi.

INV YoRK, Jan. 2l,
Money, easy, STAT.
an t mercantile paper, d;7.
Governments, steady.
Railroads, firm.
Following are closing quotat 'ons Of sccuri.
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UKBLEacAED COTTON

Great clearance sale on all grades We
mention a few Of them.
e5 pieces yard wide, only 10 yards to a
customer at per yard, &C
40 inch. extra heavy, free from those
black specks, and evenly made, worth Sc
quick now per yard, &C
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Ladies' Gloves.
Embroidery Silk.

The large ball of Standard silk, our
price will be, per bail, Sc
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ancy Ribbons,

All silk, only few pieces left of the
fall purchase, worth CSC now per yard,
fSc
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Wrappers.

Ladies Wrappers in large full sizes, we'll
made, perfect fitting, regular 81 25, now
each CSC
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Crash.

1000 yards brown linen crash, fast
edges, our Scent retailer at per yard,
5 i-2C
10 yards to q customer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-22
Figured Canton Plush,

80 inches wide, excellent for chair GOV
erings mantel drapery, regular 1219c
now per yard, &c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-22
Grey Flannel.

A small quantity for Shirts /; Regular
l2i4c, now per yard &C
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-22
Cents White Shirts,

Unlaundried We bought large lot,
worth 75c, that We're offered at 400 Now
the sizes are broken, being mostly large
sizes lefa. Down goes the price each to
$50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-22

This is one Of the best chances for the
purchasing public to get Jacket at one
half the regular price ever offered by lis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-22
Ruching.

To clear our stock Of small lots, we
shall put all the re, 25c and CSC retailers
in Mt one price, pcr yard, SC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-22
Dark Outings.

Great value for wrappers and children 5
wear, worth 10c Per yard, at 6 &C
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-22
Nuffs.
American Sable Boas
Jet Garnitures.

Now is your time to rctrim the old
dress with those SOC Jets each C9c
JET GARNITURES have been SIC,
now YOUR choice each, 4oc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-01-22
Gents Underwear.

Swit's Condec shirts and drawers, the
Sl.00 grade, now each, &c