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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-02

ASTLE-In this city, ist inst, Della II.
Green, wife of Herbert-J. Astle.
Funeral We lnosday Mt z o'clock from her
husbands residence, 90 Adelaide avenue. Rel
ativcs and friends are invited to attend.
Burial at conyonience OF family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-02

can but be curious rs TO what would hap
pen IL the red ants were confronted with the
whole assortment {. w.-which stands for
"to wunst."
OF course, one can. conceive that If there
was a sufficiently large collection of remedies
put on the pantry shelves to leave no room at
all for the red ants 10 walk, why that of it,
fiture
And should say that n red ant that would
walk around sweet flag, climb over tansy,
wade lsnec-deep in kerosene, pedal through
table salt and vault cucumber rarings TO
reach piece of pie, must be awful fond of
pie, that's all.
Still. more suggestions will be thankfully re-
ceived The red ants must go--along with
the money sharks.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-08-02

EMERSON--In this city, lst INST, Edward ID.
EMERSON aged 05 years, member OF Com
pany 4, Eleventh Regiment Rhode Island
Nolunteers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
saw THE GAME.
Senator BarksIale Was an Interested
Spectator Of tho Football Game.

senator BurkSuhle WIS an iHteTestcu
Spectator of tho Football Game.
About one hundred and fifty lusty lung
ed college boys and a number OF their
young lady admirers enjoyed game OF
football between teams from the rival
factors of the college known as the Col
lege Blues" and the Cottage Crimsons.'
at Broad Strect Park yesterday after
noon.
The Legislature had been invited TO be
present, and Senators Barksdale and Kee-
gel took advantage OF the opportunity TO
see the game.
Senator Bsrksdale has introduced bill
in the Legislature to prohibit the playing
Of football in this State. and his pres
ence was looked upon as significant
In view OF the presence OF the Sena-
tor tho players tried TO play easy so rs
TO make a good impression. but the fates
were against them and eight players were
temporarily knocked out Of all of which
The Senator made note.
The game Itself was well played by both
teams. The first half was no easy thing
for the college" team. and the GOT
tage" boys gave them all they wanted in
making single touch down and goal. No
more scoring was done.
The second half was fierce one. and
the Cottage" boys probably had the best
OF IT, Neither side scored in this half.
and the score stood TO when time
was called.
Touchdown. Frazier: goal. McNelll-
G. Umpire Whitaker: referee, Duke:
time keeper Rand: linesmen. Tyack and
Dean. Halves OF twenty-five and TWEEN
ty minutes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07

to investigate and report as soon as
practicable during the present session OF
the Legislature. what State offices can
he either abolished or combined. with n
view to reduce the salaries Of the state.
and especially as TO abolishing or con-
solidating the offices Of the Second Audi
tor Secretary of the Commonwealth,
Register of the Land Office. Railroad
Commissioner. Commissioners of Agri-
culture and any needless clerical position
I'm other offices. The committee is also
requested to report such legislation as
NAV be ecessary to accomplish the above
purpose
BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATIONS.
Mr.. Charles Wallace Of Richmond. In
,rcduced a bill providing legislation TO
cover beneficial associations and such
societies as are not reached under the
present laws i'm regard 10 insurance COM
panies. This measure requests such as
sociations TO submit an annual report OF
their business to the Auditor. and 10
pay fee OF $40 TO this Office in receipt
of a certificate from same. stating that
such has been done and 1t also requires
foreign associations who operate in this
State under the bill, to make the Audi
tor their attorney for the services OF pro-
cess.
The measure is similar TO the Ohio sta
tute on the subject and meets with the
approval Of the associations in this city.
which will come under the provisions or
the act.
Mr. T.. c. Folkes. of this city. introduced
bill ito require city and street railway
companies TO use 'vestibule fronts on all
cars. rur, on their lines during the months
of December. January February ana
March o. each year.
The bill npOses a fine of not less than
ten nor more than one hundred dollars
for violations OF it's provisions.
Mr. w +. Reddy. OF this city, intro
duced a hill Ito repeal section 3453 OF the
code in relation to clerks OF circuit and
corporation courts filing i'm the papers
OF cause, copies OF DEGREES and orders
made therein. after noting. comparing
and marking them: their fees.
The same gentleman also introduced a
bill Ito amend and re-enact section 1858
OF the Code of Virginia. 1851" The bill
seeks to enable court clerks to docket a
judgment on the original papers without
the signature of a justice Of the peace IN
the case OF the latters death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
Druggets


county. Delegate Browning favors MI
Monteiro. but Judge Trice, who has hev
the office for many years. has q numoe
of friends who are backing him FOR IN
place. ,,,..
Delegate Barley. who is a carldldat
for the county judgeship OF FAIRFAX AM
AIaxandria is still confined to his hom
nv a bad sore throat II will be severa
DAYS before Ire will be able to return
here.
Judge Tebbs. of Loudoun. is being op'
posed by Mr. Charles =. Janney. who t
said to have the endorsement OF the Sen
ator and Delegate from the District.
Quite a numebr OF citizens OF Kappa
hammock county are here in the Interest
Of one or the other OF the candidates for
Judge in that county.
There will probably be caucus to-
night TO take up the iudgeships
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
THE JUDGESTII CONTESTS.
Contest In Fiuyanna Settle In the Incun-
bents Favor.

There has been n most interesting con-
test over the county judgeship OF Flu
wanna. Delegate Browning, who repre-
sents the counties of Goochland and
Fluvanna. during the campaign. II seems,
pledged himself 10 vote for Hon. a. n.
Gray, for the judgeshp. Judge Holman
is n candidate for reelection. and has
n strong backing Mr.. Browning. IL now
appears. Is willing 10 leave the matter
to Senator Flood. who represents the
Fluvanna District. 10 decide. and Mr.
Flood Is for Judge Holman
Ex-Judge \. X. Leakc and his son. Mr.
ID. II. Leakc. the chairman OF the Dem
ocratic Committee in Goochland. were
here yesterday in the interest Of Mr.. \.
y. Monteiro, for the judgeship OF that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
AMURDEnrR cArruREp.
He Was Ooncealcd for -Four Weeks In Mr.
HnrWOod's II ouse.

Harwood's II ouss.
A singular story Is that OF the capture
OF a murderer In the house Of Mr.. y. w.
HARDWOOD az the corner OF Tenth and
Clay streets. last Sunday week.
On Sunday morning, a week from yes
tcrday. the occupants of the above men,
toned house were startled by the APP
pearanoe at the front door OF thrse off,
GERS OF the law. VINO announced that
they had received information that one
John Daily. abas Jim Johnson. colored.
was concealed there the same being
wanted for shooting his wife In Charlotte
county a short time before.
Mr.. Harwood protested that II the man
was concealed anywhere about the PREM
ises he knew nothing In the world about
Il. bot he extended the officers free in
yitatIon TO come In and search.
This the slcuths did at once. and the
greater part OF the large building was
carefully explored without result. Now.
the house. which is one of the largest
and handsonlcst in the city. abounds Ia
hooks and corners. Just at the back OF
the building a very dark staircase leads
down into the basement. there being a
small room at the bottom of this stair
case.
The door at the top OF these steps was
securely bolted. While the officers were
prosecuting heir search mrs. HARDWOOD
heard some oise try this door. and she
Immediately called TO the searchers that
their man was hidden there. Investea-
ton proved such 10 be the. case. and the
fugitive was quickly hauled forth and
taken 10 Jail.
Mr. Hsrwood at once made an investi-
CATION Of the cause OF the negro's being
in his house. and found that he had been
concealed by cOlored man named Rich
;ird Faulke. alias Richard Gregory. who,
With his wife. is IN Mr. Harwood's en-
hoy. The man had been provided with
I'D in the little room at the bottom OF
The steps. and for weeks past had been
living sumptuously at Mr.. Harwood's ex-
pense.
All during that time Mr.. Harwoods
daughter has been accustomed each day
10 go down the dark steps where the
murderer was concealed after her tricycle..
all unconscious of his presence.
Daily was given in charge of the sheriff
OF Charlotte county. who took him back
TO the scene OF his crime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
RFCEIvLRS FOR THE COMPANY.
United states Tobacco Company Went Int
Their Hands Yesterday.

Mr.. John Wright and the Virginia Trus
Company were yesterday morning ap
pointed receivers for the United state TO
bacco COMPANY. the failure Of which WA
announced In Sundays Times. Application
for receivers was made saturday bei"''
Judge Minor. In the Law ara Equi'!
Court. by Messrs. Dawson and Seaton
representing the creditors OF the com
poned until yesterday morning. when
decree was entered making the above III
dicated appointments
The receivers are directed to take IN
mediate possession of all property ahe
TO report 10 the court how II can be mos
advantageously disposed OF for the benehi
OF this trust.
The receivers are empowered TO continue
the business Of the United states Tobacco
Company only until the stock on hand is
manufactured. or until they arc otherwise
instructed by the court
The receivers yesterday morning gave
bond I'm the sum OF $4,000 each. and en-
tered upon the discharge OF their duties
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
Peter,on-Stuart.

Al the residence Of the officiating M Ger
.,vman' Rev. l. NJ Mercer pa,s'or o, w. w.
View Baptist church go o.clnck a pTe at't,'
street, las, n'e 'niemnized. when Miss Ju-
' m s,n m the handsome and popular
daughter Of Mir and Mrs Mathew ,SN , stuart =,
OF West Clay street. became al, ~ d1e III Da
ar, -, 80 o. E,oraI Company. and young
man ma who is held in high esteem by his
many friends. - a. bos, man
Mr. Borvie Palmore acted as pest man an
and Miss Bertha stuart s's'er VI inc
bride, was maid Of honor mil, ros,ds In
futmyc af No. zoo west Marshall street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
February Cases.

The Hastings Court convened yester-
day morning for the December term.
True bills of indictment for felony were
returned against the following parties:
Walter Brtton. Edward Watkins,
Charles Thornton, Overton Daniels,
Frank Tinsley. alias George Ross. Thcs.
Stokes. (2J: James A. Garfield Anderson,
William Childs. "a: Arthur johnson (9;
Matt Scruggs. =. II. Martin. Lena Rose.
Samuel Crump 90: James Hill, George
Thomas. Joseph Johnson %: Walter
Tombs, Clifford Williams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
Transfers o, Real Estate.

Richmond: william Rabey ana Jea , .e't,;
Otto To- Giuseppe Giusti. stock. goodwin GOD ~,
licenses and fixtures in stores Nus 'oi
and 7OS Brook avenue. 500. 1o,.s ,rrs,oos
TO lula schultz. lot in block T. Barton
Heights. $3.50. ,n.,.sor + Turnin IN
Jeremiah w. Jones. three-elsnsn trso
in SOi acres in upper part Oh Hehr'eo
county. $3.50. .o,oe ona-eigb.b
intcr@st IN the above property. $3.50.
William +. TuFpin to same, tnree-
eiehths interest In the above property
s9I4Jl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
Two BAND Concerts

The Veteran Corps Band. of Baltimore,
will give two concerts at the Academy
of Music next Saturday, for the benefit
Of the Confederate Museum. This ia
nous organization will be accompanied
by the distinguished and phenomenal cor
net soloist. Miss Daisy Ogden, and will
interpret two programmes. which are
well calculated to appeal to the popular
taste. as well as TO the ear of the culti-
waited musician.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07

There has been a remarkable improve
ment In the condition OF Capt. &. A. Tay-
Tor during the last few days.
lie was much better Saturday than ne
had been AT any time during three weeks.
Yesterday the Captain was sitting up
in his room and IL Is thought he will be
able 10 take short walks and to drive out
I'm "A few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
"JyG AND "S1MSOy."
Mr.. Downing's Repertoire at the Academy
of Music TO-MOrrOw.

OF Music TO-MOrrO"'
Mr.. Robert Downing. well known In
this city for his clever portrayals of
characters in classic plays. appears at the
Academy tomorrow afternoon and even
ings.
Although Mr.. Downing will give only
two performances here the selection of
plays 10 be presented is a happy one and
he will be seen In two of his most ia
nous roles.
lie will present 'Ingomar" at the mat
inee and at night sumptuous production
Of the great Biblical play Samson and
Delilah.
His supporting company is excellent
and includes Miss Alma Krager as his
leading lady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07

"Fonticello." the elegant suburban home
of the bride
Miss Bessie Aylett. OF King William
county. is the guest Of Or. and Mrs.
Moses ID. Hoge, cos east Grace street.
Mrs. Lindsay, a sister of Mrs. John w.
Harrison and Mrs. Harry Hazard, has
come 10 Richmond for the winter to the
qualification Of all who have had the
pleasure Of meeting her, upon former WIS.,
its here. She has engaged the house AZ
west Franklin street.
Miss Rose Caperton Is the guest OF
Major Robert Stiles.
Rev DR.. William Dudley Powers, Of
Alabama, IS visiting relatives in Rich
.nond and is at present the guest OF DR..
and Mrs William NJ. Wade, Main street
near First.
The Lunch Committee Of the Woman's
Christian Association are using ali their
energy to make the lunch room, conduct
ed i'm connection with the latter popu-
lar place with all persons who may be
In the vicinity OF the house at the lGnch
or dinner hour.
A substantial dinner. OF soup, meat, ana
vegetables, will be served for the es-
cedinglv small sum OF fifteen cents. Inc
ladies' have been approached by indlvld-
nal members Of the 81. Andrews Bro
therhood with the request that the room
may be opened to gentlemen, ana thoSe
i'm charge take pleasure In announcing
that i'm the future the latter VIII ne coz
daily welcomed. Much effort mas beeh
expended by the special committee whose
especial charge it is-to make the rooms
service. bill-of-fare and prices popular'
,rbosa who patronize the place will be
both saving money ana heipihg OH ,,.e
work OF the association. which is sum-
cicntlv familiar 20 need no comment Inc
1urch-rooms are warm. coy. bright ana
under capable and cordial direction.
The snecial oyster luncheon, TO nave
.been served on Thursday next, Decemp'r
oth has been postponed for rev days
The later date viii be announced IN TINS
column.
Invitations are out as follows
THO Measure OF your company is ask
al 70 IAN Evening of Pictures by Ed
win \. Abbey. Charles Dana GIBSON. How
ard pyle. W. T. Smedley. Ahce baroer
stephens. w. l.. Taylor. Albert Lyhch'
and others. With music ana refresh
ments at Grace church lecture-roon' De
carnbor 9th from TO 10 o'clock.
There is no extra charge for refresh
r,ents Miss Thaw. the president OF the
Young Ladies' Society. has with the Co
operation Of it's members. planned de-
liehtful programme-musical and other
wise.
Mrs 7 w. Cringan has re-opened her
cooking classes with the brightest prom
Use OF a successful year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
So,au;s K,oudyko Cla ms.

Mr. Alexander Mcdonald. who has been
making exploring expeditions In Alaska
for several years has been snd N xs III hi
aIs ss' ioca,sd in the goldmining region
10 = Richmond company. which was re-
Gently organized here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
M Quorum.

The annual meeting OF 1ne , SsoShho soss
OF the Citizens Bank oi VS. No., ia
t tbrouq tS' lack Of a quorum; The meeting
~. o sdionrned 10. the 9th Of January,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
Eree UiSnenSary.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Board of Managers OF the Homeopathic
Free Dyspensary will be held December
9Th. at 1880 A. NJ. at the Dispensary.
This is the annual meeting for the cleo
ton OF officers and all the members are
earnestly desired 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
Misses Jackets

One lot OF children's Jackets. in all
cylors. ages I to IL years reg 81 M
uldr Price. Sour price.......
Misses Jackets. empire back and
front. in fancy colorings reg GO 7S
nlar price. sour PRICE. 1910
Misses Jacket. empire back and
front I'm navy, black. and fancy COL
orings trimmed with velvet and braid.
regular price 500. our s.. OS
price. .............. ...........'
Misses Jackets. in navy blue, with
large velvet collar. trimmed with braid
regular price, $3.50. our S2.63
Ladies Capes
Full sweep Plush Capes. silk lined.
trimmed with fur and Jet. ES nO
regular price. Sour price. ~C'o>
ladies' Ri,,'v Embroidered Plush
Capes. trimmed with marten tails and
Jet. regular rricc. 5000 81. 10
our price,. .''..''''''''''''
Ladies' Cloth Capes. trimmed with
braid and fur. empire back. 80 60
regular price. t3.15-our price
Ladies' black Beaver Cane. trim
mod with fur and Jet. double box
pIeat. regular price. Sour S2.SO
price......-. .......-..........''
Ladies' tan Cloth Cape. double box
pleat. regular price. S.0-our S2.SO
price. ......,....'.'....''''''''
Ladies' black Cloth Cape. stitching
or on back; W velvet r,i.. collar. reg $500
ono lot Of Ladies' Coats with large
slesvss. sold from $40 to SIS. We have
placed them on counter on $3.50
seconl floor for......'..'''''.
81 Black Beaver Cape. double box
Meat. lined in fur and braid. 60 en-
for ...... .,....'..'.'''''''''''
Rugs
SPECIAL SALE TOMORROW.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
HOyaLTY REPREsENTED.
The Queen Surrounded by Her 1a''y At
Tired Court Ladies.

The bright premise contained ~ ne re.
hc,rsals for the Scottish Reformation
10 be given at the Academy OF Music on
Thursday and Friday evenings OF tn'S
week will be more than fulfilled. Inc
story Is one OF exceeding beauty and the
style Of presenting it. original. Instructive
aud delightfu.. 49,.
The sale OF reserved seats opens this
morning at the boX-otlice The interest,"
OF The public Il awakened In the produc-
lion and large houses are predicted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07

The regular monthly meeting OF 81.
Peters Christian Doctrine t"ntraternity
will be held in the rooms or the Mcohi
catholic Union at s o'clock sharp to-
night bv order OF the president.
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Invitations are out as follows:
VIII MEET TOMORROW.
Tho Investigation Of the History commit
too Soon 10 Begin.

tee Soon 10 Bfglh'
The committee from the Grand Camp
~ Confederate Veterans. appointed 10
investigate charges against the history
conmittcc. will meet at Murphys Hotel
NJ 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
Chairman Micaiah Woods Is expected
10 reach the city tonight
II is said the only persons VINO nave up
- mis- time been requested to attend as
witnesses are Messrs J: \. brdiueI, ~ "
f,"ndolnh and Greer II. Baughmam
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07

der Company No. 3. quartered on Laurel
street. corner Cumberland. Captain A.
v. shelton: Engine Company No. 8. re-
serve.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
Window Shades and Carpets

ALL CARPETS MADE. LAID. AND
LINED FREE OF CHARGE.
Ingram Carpet. yard wide WOOL
flling. regular price. OCCUR 1A~
price........ ....'.'..'.....'..'....'' "
Ingram Carpet. all I'd. sOr
wide. reg price. i5c.--our price. SVS
Tapestry Carpet in all new de- 40.
signs, reg. price, 75c.-our price. WV
Wilton Velvet. regular price. 23c
G.50-our price. .,.......'...'s..''' ~
window Shades Is inches wide.
SIX. SIX feet 'sns. regular price 'oc. SIC
Window Shades. s. inches wide.
feet long. regular price. Sc ASc
our price. .................,.......
SOC. Cocoa Door Mats Csc.
Floor and Stair Oil Cloth
25c. grade. one yard wide. .oc.
Soc grade. III yds. wide. Csc.
&C. grade. yds. wide. isc.
sec. grade. yds. vide. s2hc.
Stair Oil Cloth that sold for uOc
-Jc., ............,..........'.'..
oil Cloth Mats, made TO sell 3Oc
for l5c., sale price.............. O>>
Oruggets
Some Special Values Tomorrow.
Neat patterns. wool. SAB %2 m
special stas. WORTH. ~O'OO
AI-w yOS u, Ins q E0. GrIsse' $6.I8
FClT DRUGG ETS-New designs.
real real value. s. size 'S''s. spe. S3.IO
SMYRNA DRUGGISTS EuO
Smyrna. size 3xt. for....., Wy
We have them from $40 to $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07
Tow Department.

IOv O0RdI bs'O
Shoe FIys or Rockers. SOC. TO 81.
Hobby Horse. 81 20 $3.50
Sleighs. sc. to 81. II.
Baby Carriages. 25c. TO 81 ::
Express wagons. 4Oc. to $50. &
Patrol Wagon, $50
Velocipede. SIS TO ~
Dolls. Sc. to 81. :
Clown Dolls. zoe.
Guns. 25c. to 81.
Drums, 25c. to 81.
Tin Toys. SC. TO 81. =
Iron Toys. pc. to s. :,
Games 10c TO $3.50.
Wooden Toys lOc 10 Is.
Many other styles. at 10 per cent less
than Richmond
Chairs. &c. to 81
Books. 25c Novelties, II lie.
Handkerchiefs,
800 dozen Ladies Hardkerchiefs, for this
sale, to be sold at u 1-2c.; they are worth
PC; come and see what bargains they
are
Fur Sale.
Many bargains We will offer to you.
Mattmgs.
Our stock must be sold; see these prices
IL 2-Sc. China Mating. ioc.
25c. Mating. l9c.
pc. Linen Warp Mating, 2oc.
39c. Linen Warp Mating. 3oc
&c. Linen Warp Mating. 25c.
Carpets and Druggets,
Our stock is too large; We will make
laid carpets free Of charge; come and
see what bargains we do offer you.
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Many Were Turned Away Yesterday.
To show our big bargains advertised In the Sunday
papers o.days shopping will still confuse to sell
Monday bargains and many more added.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-07

Great bargains will be offered from ms
money will do.
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THE TOWER
2Ol and 200 East Broad Street.
Sterling SiIverware.

0tSTtIIIS SUvStWdtS
Great bargains will be offered from this
department.: come and see what niue
money Will do.
Kid Gloves
Once more we will offer these great
bargains. 49,.
ton or lace, with heavy stitch SOC
ing, for ...... neutrality-suspicious.
lze--A.
CIoaks and Capes
These prices tell their own story.
Come to-morrow-you can save mon
ey.
Ladies' Jackets In all shades OF tan,
!, ,n .clo with n sick regular price $3.50
Ladies' Jackets OF fine black beav-
Srj real value. 'Soo.our S4.S5
Ladies' Jackets CT all shades tan.
lined with silk stitching on back
ard front, 'esllar $50, our 5000
Ladies Fly Front Bouclc Jackets.
with >, storm, 9 M, collar o,Iiac regular $3.50
Ladies Astrachan Jacket. trimmed
with braid back ana 'front.', hneu
with silk regular price $50 Sh IN
our price. ............,...... ...-- ~
Ladies' tan Jacket. in fine cloth. FIN
ished with straps and stitching. lined
throughout with figured silk. Co N
regular price, S2-oui price. e.. ~Y'CS
one lot OF Ladies' Coats in black.
made of fine cloth. sizes % 10 ~.
regular price. SltOO-our &. OO
pr ,c...........-.... ............ +C'
Oomestics
Androscogin Cotton, sc. yard.
Dark Calico, l-2c.
Lace Curtains
sl.25 Lace Curtain. ; yards Hhc
long. crepe all round pair. WV
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Carpets and Druggets.

Our stock is too large; We will make
laid carpets free Of charge come and
see what bargains we do offer you.
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Kid Gloves

Once more we will offer these great
bargains.
1875 Kid Gloves, in new shades, but
ton or lace. with heavy stitch 2OC
ing, Tor ............'..'''''
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"Fonticello." the elegant suburban home
of the bride.