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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-08
ATHLETICS AMONG TROOPS.
Ger. Lee Introduces u Novel and
Ia king Feature Into the
Seventh Army Corps.

Gen. Lee, who is in command of the
Seventh army corps in Cuba, has ad-
vised the war department of his plan to
get his men interested in athletics. He
has ordered that the usual drill be aban
doned on two days each week and the
time devoted to outdoor sports, carried
on under the officers, who will prepare
programmes for contests. Prizes are
to be offered, the trophies to be, pur-
chased out OF the post exchange fund or
obtained from personal subscriptions.
He reports keen interest among Off
GERS and men in tho project, and says
there is every evidence that the events
will be diverttng anG helpful to the
men.
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NO. At
i Success.

Editor 'Scnt;Nh:-Sar - he teachers
Of your county inat The N'inona Nor
NAL for white teachers is booming
auccess. 100 present practically on
the first day. y dczsN counties repre-
sented and teachers' arriving every
day. The hc+t work to he done at a
state normal is to be done here this
month. Let every teacher in your
county cone. Y. I. FOSTER.
Director.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Full 60 inch Madras worth l5c,
for 1octs. JAS. PRYOR & Co.
The board Of supervisors met Mon
day. A report Of the meeting will be
found In this issue.
Mack Lawrence, the genial Vicks-
burger, and candidate for railroad
commissioner, was in Grenada Monday.
Mrs. Sam Vile spent the week at
Canton, and Sam himself went down
Monday night to take in the big cele-
bration.
Mr.. Joseph Newburger was in New
York Tuesday'and Wednesday, enroute
to Europe where ho will spend few
months.
Mrs. J. w. Buchanan entertained a
party Of young people Monday night
in honor Of her niece, Miss Mamie
May Williams, Of Woodville.
The populist mass convention will be
held in Grenada on Saturday, July 18th.
Chairman Logan says that all respects
able Democrats will be given cordial
welcome.
Mr.. Crawford Garner mas accepted a
position on the road with Lowenstein
Bros, Of Memphis, which he will re-
tain until Sept. lst, when he will re-
enter the employ Of the Newburger
Cotton Co.,
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Notice.

The party who borrowed my valise
and forgot to return it will confer a
great favor by returning it. l want
to take trip, and the grip is a
necessary adjunct. It is marked H. L.
D., on the side. do not know who
loaned it to, and the party shaving it
will please bring it home. 1t has been
visiting long enough.
W. D. SALMON.
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WANTED-Twelve good men to sell.
Electric Belt. Easy to sell
because they do all that is claimed
for them. Address JOHN MABRAY,
care SENTINEL, Grenada, Miss.
6-24.tf.
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Did You Sell or Get Your Texas Lands !

Did You Sell or Get Your Texas Lands i?
II you have money, lands or inheritance
due you in Texas, write L. Fulton, attorney.
There arc thousands of acres awaiting the
rightful owners In Texas. Most all the
early settlers had lands granted them. II
you own or have interest In Texas lands,
write L. Fulton, Denton, Texas. He will
sell 1t for you. He has his own brick build
iAg.an Mosler fire proof vault. 1-S-tf.
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GRENADA, MISS, SATURDAY, JULY g. 1899.
Fruit Jars.
KIMBROUGH & PERRY.

NlMBROUGH 4 fEHRY.
Rev. Hamlett now has a telephone at
his residence. The number is 10l.
New Crop Turnip Seed all varieties
at the Second Glass Drug Store.
Mrs. S. H. Garner and her charming
children are visiting at Eskridge this
week.
The city courcil met in regular
session Monday night, The report
will be published next week.
The editorial party of which J. W.
Buchanan is a member reached Port
land, Oregon on Thursday after
pleasant trip through the Rockies.
The county candidates note the close
approach of the primary with a good
deal of satisfaction. All will be glad
when the battle is fought and won-or
lost.
The SENT1NNL is printing this week
the tickets for tho Panola county pri-
maries. The names OF the senatorial
candidates will not be on the tickets
for the first primary, but will be on the
second.
The place of holding the candidates.
barbecue and picnic on July 11th has
been changed to the grounds Of the
Grenada college, which will be muck
more convenient than Guys Springs,
the original place selected. Tho
ladies are requested to bring baskets
filed with things toothsome and sus-
tanning, Everybody invited, and a
good time is as sured.
Mr.. o. L. Kimbrough left Saturday
for Carrollton, called there by the
sickness of his mother, but he was too
late to reach her bedside before her
death, which occurred Saturday after.
noon. Mrs. Mary D. Kimbrough WAS
in the 74th year of her life and was
highly respected and much beloved
by all who knew her. Her remains
were inferred at Carrollton Sunday,
and Mr.. Kimbrough returned Monday
morning.
The SENTINEL has sent out this
week a large number of subscription
accounts and there will be more to
follow. It must be remembered that
at the low subscription rate OF sl.00
per year the publisher does not get
back much more than the price of the
paper on which the SENTINEL is print
ed. and considering that the price is
so low it is impossible to let subscrip-
tion accounts run. We expect pay
ment On all these bills and trust that
all who are indebted will feel the
same way about the matter.
Miss NJ. S. Duncan, head trimmer at
Mrs. H. T. PAGES millinery establish
ment, left Sunday for Louisville, St..
Louis and other market centers, to
spend two months in selecting fall
stock. Miss Duncan has made many
friends here, and has proven her skill
as hat trimmer, and also a good buyer.
We feel safe in saying that If not pre-.
vented by quarantine laws she will
bring back with her in September as
beautiful and artistic stock Of fall
hats and trimmings as can be secured
anywhere.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-08

Two Hundred Bushels Sound
sWhippoorwill Peas, for sale, at
81 90 per bushel. Apply to
DAILY Bros,
May so-1s Torrance, Miss.
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The home of DR.. J. W. Young was
ablaze with light and joyous with
music. laughter and so-g on Thurs
day night, caused by throng of young
people being entertained within its
hospitable portals.
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Committee Meeting.

The members of the Democratic
Executive Committee are called to
meet at the court house Tuesday, July
11th, at II o'clock, to transact business
of Importance.
MAX GINSBURGER, Chm'n.
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House and Lot for Rent or Sale.

A House containing ten rooms, ana
lot, for rent or sale on reasonable terms.
House in good condition, and located
near railroad, and convenient TO the
business norton OF Grenada. Apply
to SID L. BOSWORTH.
Feb. 12-tf.
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For Sale or Trade.

An upright piano, as good as new.
Call or write Mrs. H. T. Pace, Gre
NADIA, Miss. A S,99'4m
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WANrED-To buy 200 head Of cattle.
viii nav highest market price.
Al .e9-tf. J. A. HARGETT,
Grenada, Miss.
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S. S. S, FOR The BLOOD

remedy which promptly obstinate
blood diseases By relying and
oed all blood troubles promptly
Of enduring suffering which gradually but surely
syre Blood Poison Boi
Books blood skin will be mailed free address
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta Georgia.
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Money to Loan.

On installment plan, from one to five
wears. Apply to W. 2. HALLAM.
7.l.t.9.2, Grenada, Miss.
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Mrs. S. P. Armstrong and !chi|dren,
OF Walden, are guests of Mrs. J. W.
Buchanan. Mrs Sam Hart and her
three interesting children, OF Carroll
ton, are also visitors at the Buchanan
home.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-08

See our imported Sardincs,
large package, usual price.
klMEROUGH & PERRY.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-08

The Peoples Building and Loan As
sociation Of Grenada has been organized
and its charter is now being published.
The officers have not yet oeen chosen.
but MIR. ". F. Hallam will be secre~
tary. The most substantial men of the
city are interested in the move and
there is every prospect for its doing a
fine business.
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Dwelling House For Sale.

A comparatively new dwelling house
on College Avenue, for sale. For fur.
ther particulars apply to A. 7. RoANE,
at Roane g. Co.'S. }. A. RoAHE.
June 8 II.
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Cork Used for Pavenents.
Cork pavement in Londsn is . sac-
cess.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-08

A few fine Trunks at wholesale
cost. AS. PRYOR & Co.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-08
s. s. 5. Is the Only
Remedy Equal to this
Obstinate Disease.

equal TO any DOOd trouble ana never 1allS to cure
goes down to the seat Of the disease thus permanently
trace of the faint.
The serious consequences to which Scroua surely leads
should impress upon those afflicted with it the vital i'm
portance Of wasting time upon treatment which
not possibly effect In many where the wrong
treatment has been relied upon complicated gandular
sweings have resulted for which the doctors insist that
q dangerous surgical operation is necessary.
Mr.. H. E. Thompson Of Milledgeville Ga, writes: "A
bad of 6crofua broke out the glands of my neck
which had to be lanced and caused much suffering
was treated for long whe but the physicians were
began their treatment Many blood remedies used
but without effect Some one recommended s. s. s., and
began to improve had taken few bottles.
Continuing the remedy, was soon cured permanently,
and have had sign of the disease to return swi
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SIN on pure Lard
klMEROuGH X Perry

20 and l2114cts fine Zephyr
GnShams for 71.cts I'd.
AS. Pryor Co..
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Misses Ruby and Allie Whitson, of
Water Valley, have been the attractive
guests Of Miss Mary T. Wolfe this
week.
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Ben Wade, 4 young colored man we'll
known about town was drowned in
bogue Saturday near the bridge. He
was in swimming and was taken with
cramps and before help could reach
him he had sunk for the last time.
New crop Turnip Seed, all
varieties at
klMBROUGH & PERRY.
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Car of fresh Lime and Cement.
kIMBROUGH 4 PERRY.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1899-07-08
White pique, zoe quality for I5c
Safir 4 Tiger.
Do you know
Uneeda Biscuit.
KIMBROUGH & PERRY.

Today is the date of the big barbe-
cue at Redding. 1t is supposed that
Congressman Allen will be there, and
the people OF that section were very
hopeful of having Governor McLaurin
with them, but his previous engage
ments prevented him from being pres
ent, much to his regret.
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Ladies {. B. corsets at &c.
Satir 4 Tiger.
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ONLY ONE CURE ,
FOR SCR0FULA.

There are dozens Of remedies recommended for
Scrofula some of them no doubt being able to
afford temporary relief, but S. S. S. is absolutely
the only remedy which completely cures it:
Scrofula is one of the most Obstinate deep-seated
blood diseases, and is beyond the reach of the
many so-called purifiers and tonics because some
thing more than mere tonic is required. ST. 5.
lie, and never fails to cure Scrofula, because it
e disease, thus permanently eliminating every
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follows:

0. L. Kimbrough, one day, ~ 90.
o. H. Perry, one day, II miles, @5 70.
L. B. Yeager, day, Is miles, IS so.
W. r. Baker, one day, miles, a 20.
J. A. Gibson. / day, u miles, $5 20.
j. G. Perry, one day, So 90.
W. F. Martin, one day, 81 90.
Ordered that the Board adjourn un-
til the first Monday in August.
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klMBROUGH & PERRY.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-08
F. P. GOULDING BACK.
Returns From Europe Rest
ed and Ready For
Work.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Goulding and
Miss Helen Goulding arrived in Wor-
cester at 9 o'clock last night after a
four months tour of principal points
of interest in the old world. Mr.. Could
ing says he has enjoyed himself i'm
mensely, and comes home thoroughly
rested. His family made the trip over
and back on the st. Louis. They had
a pleasant voyage, with the exception
of day or two of rough weather.
Regarding his trip, Mr.. Goulding says
he enjoyed every moment and loafed
to his hearts content. His party Wis
tied all the principal points of interest
in Italy, making long stops at Rome
and Naples Mr. Goulding was espe-
cially interested in study of the his
toric ruins Of the Roman capital. He
spent several days inspecting what re-
mains of the coliseum and forum.
Travelling north, Mr. Goulding and
his family visited Switzerland and Ger
many, making an extended stay in
Munich While in this city a visit was
made to the famous Hoff breweries,
which are crowded throughout the day
and evening by people looking over the
brewery, ana incidentally Sampllng tne
famous beer.
During the tour of France, Mr.. Could
ing and his family passed some time in
Paris. Mr. Goulding took considerable
interest in the Dreyfus trial, and read
all the evidence as printed in the FL
caro-. And such evidence said Mr..
Goulding.
Mr.. Goulding considers Dreyfus was
treated unfairly, but does not apn-ove
4ta ra
ton for the action of few men. He
considers Zola an artist, and has the
highest regard for the stand taken by
the eminent novelist.
In London, Mr. Goulding heard much
of the Transvaal difficulty. So far as
he was able to determine, the people
are unit in standing by the govern
ment Mr.. Goulding is of opinion that
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-08
SHREWSBURY.

Shrewsbury, Oct. John Utter
broke both bones in his wrist this
morning by falling from tree, from
which he was picking apples. DR.. Chase
rendered surgical aid
Miss Maria Cody was painfully in
jured by fall while crossing the high
way near the Catholic Church last
night.
Miss Eliza Kegan is home from
Spencer on a short visit.
Mrs. James Parker of Springfield is
visiting Mrs. Chas. Parker of South
street.
Miss Elsie Cook has gone to Provi-
dence, r. l.
Miss Winnie Goddard is i'll with
tonsilitis
Walter White went to Marlboro this
evening to make a short visit.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-08
ELECTION ASSURED.
Hasbers Will Poll a Solid Vote in
Quinsieamond.

Republicans in ward say that John
c. Hagberg's election to succeed himself
in the next house of representatives is
assured People of Quinsigamond deny
the stories that have been printed in an
evening paper, and claim that Represen-
tative Hagberg will poll solid vote from
that section of the city.
In proof of the statement that Swedish
voters in Quinsigamond Village Will
stand by Mr.. Hagberg, the following
statement was drawn up and signed by
Swedish residents Of that section yester-
day:
"The undersigned residents and
voters in Quinsigamond Village in
dorse Mr. Hagberg as their candidate
and say there is not fault to be
found They also say that stories
printed by the other candidate IN the
Evening Post are not true, and that
voters Of Quinsigamond will give him
hearty support.
Those who signed the statement are:
Werner G.. Anderson, w. e. Haskins, A..
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CHANCELLOR COMING.
Charles [. Young Of Springfield WI
Confer Degrees.

Charles L. Young of Springfield, grand
chancellor of the Domain of Massachu-
sets, knights of Pythias, and his
board of grand officers, will officially
visit Regulus lodge. No. Il, Monday
Oct. Q. There will be special sessions
of the grand lodge at Castle hall, 400
Main street, at 2.3O and 7ISo p. M, for
the purpose of comforting the grand
lodge rank upon all past chancellors
who may present themselves to receive
it.
Immediately after the sessions Of the
grand lodge there will be subordinate
lodge sessions, to which all members
of the order are invited, and the officers
and deputies of the 20 lodges in this
vicinity are especially requested 10 De
present to receive complete and definite
Instructions in the laws and usages OF
the order and the unwritten work. AT
6.45 o'clock, between the lodge sessions,
the Daughters of Regulus serve sup
per. The grand officers will be their
guests.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-08
FROM THE PHILIPPINES.
Seven Worcester Boys Return From
the Front.

Another delegation of seven Worcester
boys, fresh from the fighting in the Phil
ippines, arrived in this city yesterday af-
ternoon. They were met at the depot by
many admiring friends, who gave them
great reception as they stepped off the
train. The party included Corp. Philip. ];
Scuily of Company of the Twenty third
regiment, regulars; Priv. joseph Pc
lorme. PRIV. Thomas Tobin, PRIV. Charles
Davis and Priv. Peter Levinski, all of
Company / of the Twenty-third regiment.
Priv. Charles Lundstrom Of Company
of the Twenty-third and PRIV William
were also members of the party. The
latter was tho only one who did not be-
long in this city, he coming from Clinton,
Mass.
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DIED IN CHERRY VALLEY.

Anastatia f. Scanned died at the home
Brooks street, Cherry Valley, last night,
after a brief Illness aged q years, II
months and "a days. She leaves a father,
two brothers and five sisters: Ellen, wife
of John e. Hand of Moulton street,
Greendale; Nora, wife of William Girard
of Lynn; Catherine e., wife of Louis D:
Weller; Annie, wife of William Hall of
Greendale: Miss Louise L. of Lynn; Mi
chael of this city and James Of Cherry
Valley The funeral will be held tomor-
row morning from St. Joseph's Church.
Cherry Valley. Interment will be in ST..
Johns cemetery in this city.
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HANCOCK DEAD.
Former Washburn & Moen EmpIoye
Dies in New York

George Hancock, a prominent Odd Fell
low of Worcester, dropped dead In New
York, yesterday For Il years he was
employed at the w. II. Blodget company.
on Salem square, as head bookkeepeF.
After leaving Mr.. Blodgets employ. he
went to Boston where he was engaged BY
C. F.. Stahl, the confectioner., as head
salesman and buyer After that he
served with Washburn s. MoeR. leaving
their employ when the concern entered
the trust to accept a position with the
American Steel & Wire company in Nav
York His parents live in Milford He
leaves family.
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ter off under the government Of a pow
erful country like Great Britain.
The last few weeks were passed in
ireland.
For the first time in 80 years, Mr..
Goulding was absent from session of
the supreme court, fact that was re-
marked by many lawyers at the last
session.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-08

Edwin Epberg. G.. EpA Nystrom, F. Q.
Ekengrero Adam H. Hult, J.. Aug
Verne Otto Forsberg. Albin NJ. Dahl
quist, Oscar p. Dahlquist, A. D. Gates,
Joseph Gates, o. r. Nelson, John j, Mo-
berg, George Enbcrg. Victor Beck, J b.
Trombly, Ill. Arnold, Carl e. Ojerhefm,
Fred A. Quincy.
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a PACKAGE AUCTION.

The members of Quinsigamond lodge
of Good Templars held a package auc-
ton, at their hall, on Ekman street, last
evening. 1t is estimated that the lodge
will net $25 as the proceeds of the auc-
ton. Refreshments were served and a
musical entertainment was rendered dur
ing the evening by members of the lodge.
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MRS. A. H DAYS CLASS IN DANCING

Adult beginners first lesson, next
Tuesday evening, Oct. 10. Children $
class first lesson next Saturday Oct. IA.
Children's class in study of grace, We'd
nesday, Oct. 25 which is open to all MEM
bers of the childrens classes without
extra charge. Mrs. Day will be at Terp-
sichorean hall, Monday, from p. M,
Circulars at S. r. Lelands and Steinert's S.
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kLoREDANz PITCHED.
Three Other Worcester Men Assist
Mill Village Team to Win Victory.

whitinsville. Oct. 7.-Klobedanz and
Bransfeld as the battery, aided by Joe
Rickert and John Sharrott of the Wor-
cester team, joined forces with the Rock
dale team today and succeeded in de-
feating Whitinsville, by a score of 10 to O.
The machinists could not bunch their
hits, but succeeded in touching UP the
invincible "Kloby'' hits, with a total
of IL.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-08
LARGE NICE ROOM WANTED.

Bachelor wants large nicely furnished
room, with conveniences, on west side
Write description and price. Arthur
A. Prentiss. Bay State Hotel. Worces-
ter
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THE CITY.

Worcester lodge, N. E. %. p, had its
regular meeting last night at 306 Mair
street, ana initiated one new member
: There are three candidates to be taker
sinto the order at the next meeting
This evening the John Francis
!, Meagher Association will have a spe-
.,cial meeting at labor headquarters, to
: consider several mattersaof Importance
The Temperance Crusaders of 1874
twill meet ait the home Of Mrs Geo. w
sTIpse 40 Newbury street tomorrow af-
: ternooni There will be a business
meeting during the afternoon, and the
men are invited to tea at $50 o'clock.
81. DIJNKERToN LEAVES SOON.
A +. Dpnkerton,, who a acc PSgi5,nnipe
ssoN1 * ( ,,eaT PlltlIre, will leave Worcester
.f ~ w Wa shington, b. O., Thursday morn
lag Mr. Dunkerton expects to leave
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-08

Washington en- route for San Francisco
Friday morning.
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COLORED DRESS GOODS.

The Harvard-Ya and Holy Cross
Plaids for Golf Capes will find imme-
date favor with the friends of these
popular institutions. They come black
on the reverse side and will no doui
figure prominently at the great foot
ball games.
We also have full line in other
plaids and in quieter colors. The extra
numbers advertised are such excellent
trade chances that we again call your
attention to them:
l. 3S-inch Diagonals, all wool, in sta
pie colors. A great bargain. at .F
60c yard
2. SS-inch all wool Granite Cloth,
,seasonable colors, beautiful goods,
soc yard
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-08
DUNYBRToN LEAVES SOON.

!. Hundreds Of handsome patterns, IN
Guiding every demand Of fashion, and for
[ ayary shape regular, stout, slim and
/ artrs size. We have th0m all and want
(, You 10 see this magnificent line.
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3. 45-inch all wool Granite Cloth, ali
staple fall standings,
75c yard
Fancy shades in Broadcloth for la.
dies waists,
Sr.25 yard
56-inch Diagonal Cheviot, threa
shades of gray,
SI.75 yard
54-inch Cheviot. Oxford. medium and
light gray, red and black and blue, and
black combinations, plum and blue.
''''' $I.5Q
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DRESS GOODS.

It is time for cold weather fabrics to the There
single dress goods want that m besides
terms exclusive designs.