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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

r. F. Adams. OF Republican Grove, Hall
fax county, has, through his attorneys,
NIcssrs. Berkeley & Harrison, of this city,
filed 4 petition and schedules in bank
ruptcy in the clerks office of the United
States District Court a this place. Mr..
Adams enunerates debts amounting to
$lO4.50, covered by sS7 worth of assets. The
total of the assets is claimed to be exempt
under the homestead laws of the State.
The case is in the hands of the judge,
pending adjudication. This is one of the
most remarkable bankrupt petitions filed
here since the law has been in effect, in
that it will cost Mr.. Adams as much to
become a bankrupt as to pay his debts.
Systematic Thicvfns,
The housekeepers of this city are losing
some valuable wearing apparel as the
result of a gang of thieves who are work
ing the town at present. They apply at a
house for washing, and labor being scarce,
the lady of the house readily accepts the
offer, bundles ZIP her linen, gives it to
the new applicant, and. that is the last
heard or seen Of it. The police are at
work on the cases so far reported, and
hope to eaten and prosecute those who
have been guilty Of the thieving.
Church Meetings.
An interesting protracted meeting is in
progress at the Cabell-Street Tabernacle.
Rev. r. L. Franklin. one of the leading
ministers of the Virginia conference, is
doing the preaching, and is pleasing large
congregations nightly. Similar meetings
have been held at Mount Vernon and CAL
vary Methodist churches, in the past
few weeks.
Rev. J. C. Holland. pastor of the Sec
and Baptist church, has very fattering
call to become the pastor of the Baptist
church at Crewe, Nottaway county. he
has not yet indicated what his decision in
the matter will be. His congregation here
will make a determined effort to retain
him. Mr.. Honand is engaged this week
in a protracted meeting at SILVA.
Matrimonial.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage Of Miss Mary Ramsay, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. George w. Ramsay, of Alex
andria to Rev. William A. Brown, which
will take place at Christ church, Alex
andria, Wednesday evening, October 18th,
at s o'clock. The prospective groom is
a son of Mr.. II. w. Brown, Of this city,
a rising young minister.
At a regular meeting of Euclid Chapter,
Royal Arch AIasons, held Tuesday night,
Mr.. j. G. Van Pc1t was elected high priest
and Mr.. e. II. Miller, scribe. Mr.. A. j.
Hubbard, grand high priest Of the Grand
Royal Arch Chapter. whose home is in
Lynchburg, was present and paid the
lodge an official visit.
Alleged Descrter Arrested.
Adam A. Jeffress. a private in the Thir-
ty-sevcntn Regiment. United States army,
stationed at Fort WA shingt on, Md, who
has been published as a deserter since
July 9th. was arrested Monday near De-
sign. Jehress. since his return to this
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MRS. w. WOODWARD DEAD.
Highly Esteemed Woman of Clifton
ForEe-Other General N.Nn

Highly Esteemed Woman of Clifton
ForEe-Other General NsEn
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. Oct 25.-(Spe-
cial.J-The sad and sudden death of Mrs.
Watson Woodward, wife of DR.. a. Wat
son Woodward, occurred at her home in
Church street at 4 o'clock last evening.
after few hours illness.
Mrs. Woodward was taken Ill yesterday
morning. Her physician was summoned,
but all efforts to revive the patient were
fruitless. She remained in comatose
condition for several hours, when every
thing was doneknown to medical SCIENCE
but to no avail. The cause of her death
was heart failure.
Mrs. Woodward was for years a men,
Der of the faculty Of the Clifton Forge
Seminary. and was well known In this
section of the State, being member Of
one of the most prominent families She
was a great niece Of Rev. Alexander.
Campbell. one Of the pioneer ministers Of
the Christian Church, and q descendant
of the poet Bryant
Quite a number of cases Of fever are
prevalent there
s.. Patterson, a brakeman employed.
on the James River Division OF the Chesa-
.peake and Ohio Railway, tell from 3
freight train ! It Rocky Point this svanr.
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Carroll, and Franklin counties. lie. OIL
course, ceded this city and Pittsylvania
county to Mr.. Swanson. In making the
above claim Mr.. Davis seems to have
overlooked the fact that a large per cent.
Of the colored vote has been diSfranchiSed
and that he himself is not in harmony
with his party in a number of places. He
also forgets that the leading Republican
newspaper in the district, the Martins
vile Standard. is opposing him. There is
a Republican paper in Floyd county,
which was recently established but so
far as is known. it is not at work with
its coat off. so to speak.
Not Worrying Swanson.
It can be said, however, that the claims
made by Mr.. Davis are not causing Mr..
Swanson many sleepless nights. The
Democratic candidate knows this district
too we'll to be alarmed al statement he
Is away cannot be sustained.
Private advices from Franklin county
indicate that Mr.. Swanson will carry it
by safe majority. This is Mr.. Davis
home, but in this contest he does not APP
pear TO have the same hold upon his peo-
pie as when he ran for local office.
Conservative people estimate that Mr..
Swanson'S majority will exceed that of
any year in which he has been a candi-
date for the Office he now holds. and
which he has acceptably filled for the past
ten years. Nobody appears to be taking
Mr. Davis seriously in his efforts to GUST
the Democratic representative.
Tobacco.
Tobacco is still king in these parts. Sew
eral years ago. when the price of the
weed was practically below the cost OF
raising it, several people seemed to think
that the city would do we'll to abandon
tobacco and take up other industries. but
recent events go to show that the old
times are returning. and that there is yet
lie IN the old town as a tobacco center.
Contrary 10 expectation, the large crop
now being marketed has not, in the least,
affected prices. Buyers from other mar
kets come here regularly, and if there is
10 be any drop in price, or lack of inter-
est In the weed, the sign has not made it
self visible.
Much Money Lost.
While walking in the west end of the
CITY one day ti:,S week. coIored man
PICKED up genuine check drawn by the
sentimental Tobacco Company for s41vO.
lie was advised to return it to the above
named company. which he did This calls
TO mind that there has been considerable
sum OF money lost here quite recently. A
poor widow had S100 mysteriousiy disap-
pear from her possession, and a farmer.
the other day, lost his pocketbook contain
ing several hundred dollars CT the long
green. So far not a cent has been re-
turned to the owners. A policeman picked
up IS note or the street the other day,
III broad daylight. and. although he ad-
Neriised 1t freely. no one has claimed It.
ibis would indicate that Dauville peo-
pie have money to throw away, but such
is not the case.
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community, has been working as a farm
hand for Mr.. .. II. Smith, on the old
Allen Carter place. His whereabouts
have been suspected for some time, but
he has heretofore fought shy of the Off
GERS. Jeffress is quite wel-known here,
where ne bears an unfavorable reputation.
He served a term in the reforma tory be-
fore enlisting in the army. This is re-
ported to be his second desertion from the
army.
Personal Notes.
Mr.. l.. P. Morgan. who has been i'll
with fever for several weeks, is now able
to sit up
Mrs. r. W. Peatross spent several days
of this week with friends in Richmond.
Mrs. w. l.. Sutherlin is on visit to
New York.
Mr. George Q. Green, who for the past
two years has been on the editorial staff
of the Register and Bee. has resigned his
position to engage in newspaper work at
Clifton Forge. Mr.. Green will become
the editor and manager of the Clifton
Forge Review. His successor here is Mr..
L. e. Pepper. of Roanoke.
Mr.. Lavelon Cole. who recently returned
from Newport News, i'll with fever, and
who has been confined to his bed since
that time, is reported to be doing nicely.
Mr.. F. III. Hagedorn has gone to Boyd
ton. Va, for his annual fall hunting trip
Mrs. Hagedorn accompanied him.
Miss Dora Winner has returned from
very pleasant visit to Roanoke.
DR.. and Mrs. T. l.. Sydnor have returned
from a tour Of the northern cities
Mr.. r. c. Adams has returned to the
city. after several months absence in
Marion, S. c.
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most important ever tOld OF.
Gentlemen's Heavy Fleeced-Lined
Shirts and Drawers, in Tan, Blue. and
Gray, SOC. per garment.
Wrights Fleece-Lined Health I'm
derwear, the Sl.50 quality, SLIGO per
garment.
Medium Weight Derby Ribbed Shirts
and Drawers, soc. per garment
Mems Heavy Natural Wool Shirts and
Drawers, the $1.0o grade, for 75c. per
garment.
Mems Doub1e.Breasted Shirts. natural
(all) wool, the Sl.25 kind, for Sl.0o.
Mems Finest Australian Lambs Wool
Shirts and Drawers, the famous "Glas-
tenburg' make, S1.50 per garment.
Mems All-wool Red Flannel Shirts and
Drawers. shirts double back and front,
S1.o0 per garment.
High-Grade Medicated Lambs'-Wool
Shirts and Drawers, in Red, $3.50 per
garment.
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ELMONT INTELLIGENCE.
improvements TO Sa,v-Mi1I-HuntinS
Party to Richmonders-Per

Improvements TO Sav-Mi1I-HuntinS
Party to Observation-Disclosures
ELMONT, VA, October 25.-(Special)-
Mr.. J. S. Thompson is making many i'm
provements on his new saw mill, near
here. He added two large lathe saws
yesterday.
Mr.. John Boscher was in town yes
terday.
An inspection party. consisting of a
number Of railroad officials passed over
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac a few days ago.
A small wreck occurred on the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac yes
terday morning, about O'clock at Mil
ford. The second section of a freight
trainford. The second section of freight
train No. POS, Conductor Peetross, ran into
the first section. The engine and several
cars were derailed. No one was hurt, and
the wrecking car from Richmond was
soon at the scene and the track was clear
ed up. None Of the passenger trains, were
delayed
Conductor J.. L. Thompson gave a, hunt
ing party to several Of his friends a few
days ago. After bagging quite a large
number of squirrels. alarge Brunswick
stew was made, which was greatly enjoy
ed by the party.
Mr. Herbert Pupyear spent yesterday
with his sister here
Mr.. NJ. A. Palmore spent yesterday in
Richmond.
Mr.. ]. F.. Cobb paid a business trip to
Caroline yesterday.
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CREWE CHlT-C,IAT.
Deserved observation-disclosures
and SociaI Notes

CREWE, VA, October 2Afsnecta, -
Mr.. John T. Elicit, who has for some
time been a dispatcher in the Office Of
the superintendent at this place. has been
promoted PRO, to be chief dispatcher, in Mr..
Ing young man. He started when nlIjta .
boy as messenger boy. and has been
steadily going up ever since. MI. Foun-
tam has accepted position with. the
Pocahontas division. ~. -
Miss Lizzie Hines. who has for some
time been visiting friends In North Caro-
lima. returned Yesterday evening.
B "a r: Il. M. Ferguson of Chattanooga. is
Mss Blanche Hardy, OF Cream Bavs
spent portion Of last week syisItins
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Matches Dalues in BLack Dress Goods.

1t is indeed pleasure look the hundreds Of
fabrics gathered here We especially invite those who have
not been buying Black Goods here compare offerings
with those Of other stores The ressmakg here
it's best Here specials that will IN
teres you:
5o-inc Pebble Chevot worth ST yard only. .75c yard
54-incE Kerseys Costume Cloths, and Mel 60 En
TONS from 75c yard to ......... .......... pA@e0V
An elegant Satin Broadcloth. $500 yard.
5o-inch Prunella, only $I25 yard.
~, = Satin Venetian worth ss.oo yard, special. so
An Al-Wool Panne Crepe, only $Ioo yard.
42-inch Priestey's Mignonete Crepe SIoo yard
The most complete line Of Priesey's Wells and Veilngs
in the city at prices to suit all.
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A BOWLING ALLEY

Work has commenced on bowling al
ley for the Y. Al. c. A. here and il is
thought the alley will be opened about
the 18th of November
Hon. w. h Mann, of Nottoway Court
House, vii! address meeting In the I.
NJ. c; A. hall Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. =
The friends of Miss Lizzie Rice. of.
Charlotte. are delighted to hear that she
winter here.
Rev. ": P. Hines. of Suffolk. is visiting
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Deaufifui Jea Gowns.

Silk and Cashmere Tea Gowns, which
combine comfort with elegance, are hers
IN all the pretty, dainty colors.
Silk Tea Gowns, trimmed in Lacs and
ribbon, deep founce, and lined through
out, $1,000, $3.50 and $500.
Cashmere Tea Gowns, trimmed IN vel.
vet ribbon and lace. new sleeves, lined
throughout, $500 to $3.50.
Accordion-Plaited Silk Breakfast Jack.
cts, silk lined, trimmed with cream lace
and ribbon, coIors Pink and Light Blue.
$3.50.
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Special Sale Of Ladies and
children's Snif Underwear

Now is the right time and this ia II,
right place to get your WINTER IN.
DERWEAR.
Ladies' Atwood White Vests and
Pants, the s1.5o grade, for SIPS.
Ladies Two-Thirds Wool Vests and
Pants, 81; half wool, 75c.
Ladies All-Wool and Silk and Wool
AFFORD Ribbed Vests and Pants, $50.
two thirds, Si.o0.
Ladies' Half Wool Vests and Pants
in Gray and White, AFFORD cut 75c.
Heavy Flcece-Lined Calvert Mil,
Vests and Pants, in Gray and whtts
soc.
Ladies Heavy Fleece-Liacd Uableach-
ed Ribbed Vests and Pants, extra size,
Csc.
Ladies oneita Combination SUIT,
from SOC. to $3.50.
Boys Fine White Wool Shirts and
Drawers, all sizes, soc.
Children's Heavy Eleeca-Liued Vest,
and Pants, nicely finished neck and
seams. Csc.
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Mems Medium to Heavy Weight White
Ali-Wocl Shirts and Drawers at S1.oo
per garment.
Mems Heavy Natural Wool Hose, in
Gray and Black, IL Lie. pair. Also, in
medium weight
fine grade Lambs'-Wool Hose, in
Gray, Tan and Black, Csc. pair.
sPECIAL!-Men's Heavy All-wool
Hose, in Gray and Black, Tic. pairs
pairs for Soc.
MEMS HEAVY BLUE FLANNEL i
TOP sJ-IRTS from Use. to $500.
JUST RECEIVED-Our new stock of
the celebrated Columbia" Shirts, in
all the newest styles and patterns, the
best Shirt made, for S1.00.
Stiff Sosom Percale Shirts, cuffs to
match, neat and pretty patterns, 75c.
Shirt, for soc.
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brilliant Autumn Ribbons.

The Ribbon weaves for Autumn and
Winter have taken on an added brilIiaa.
cy of color and softress of texture which
render them most effective and desira.
BILE for neckwear. hat trimmings and NJ.
merous other dressy uses.
Swell new Satin Tafeta Neck Rib
bons, with cat-stitched edges, in Pink,
Light Blue, Turquoise. Black, Dark
Blue. and Red, SOC. yard.
1-2-inch-wide Plaid Ribbons, entice.
iy new, to use for trimming hats, Soc.
yard.
Also, an All-silk Plaid, inches wide,
in all colors. zee. va /.
AII-silk Taffsta Ribbons. in all coior,,
No. % Ice.
No. 40. 10 LIE
No. Co.,. I5c.
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Hbout Our nrs.

ing, and received several injuries. which
may prove fatal. He was brought here
on a special train and removed to the
Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital.
She is survived by her father. Mr.. J. w.
C. Bryant. ST.. one brother, Mr.. j. w c.
Bryant, Jr., and two sisters, Mrs. ]. w.
Cox and Miss Dora Bryant, all of whom
reside in Clifton Forge.
The funeral will take place from the
Christian church on Monday morning,
and will be conducted by her former pas
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Silk OQists.

4u.silk Taffeta Waists, in Black and
colcrs, tucked and heEstitched trim
med, with new sleeve, at SS.ss.
BLACK Peau de Sole Silk Waists, dain-
tily trimmed In hemstitching, new cuff
and sleeve. $500.
chaneeable Taffeta Waists, broad
tucks. stitched with rariegated silk,
fasten at side, full sleeves and new col
lar, s6.4s.
Handsome Peau de Cygne Waists, in
Black and colors, fagot trimming In la
test designs, full bishop sleeve, and
postillion back. several styles, at $40.
Skirts.
Handsome Black Broadcloth Dress
Skirt, ,nade sheath fitting, full fare,
habit back, buttoned all way down.
trimmed in clusters of folds around
skirt, lined throughout with best per
caline lining, handsomely tailored skirt
price, S12.5o.
Black and Navy Broadcloth Skirts, =
gore Fare trimmed down III each seam
in peau de sole bands, and hip trimmed.
habit back, buttoned down, lined
throughout with percaline lining, vel
vet bound-price, $1,000.
Skirt made of best quality Cheviot, Z
gore fare. lined nicely. yoke trimming
of taffeta, very stylish skirt-special
value at S7.4S.
4 full line Cheviot Dress Skirts, made
in all tho newest styles, trimmed and
plain. 7-gore fare, at $500.
Black Cheviot Dress Skirts, all wool.
lined throughout. and finished in many
rows Of tailor stitohins-specia1 values
at S3.es.
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How a Great surgeon pied.

philadelphia Record.l
While Bichat. the famous surgeon. was
dying Of typhoid fever. he turned TO an
Old colleague who was sitting beside his
bed and said to him:
y y friend. I am loss but It is some
scon1olatio to know thn1 M Ase IL vsrv
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From Genhemen's Furnishing department.
)peciaI Sale of Ienif Underwear and z7ool Hose.

We doing the largest business because doing it
better We extending greater values and tremendous
~ wider variety, and all this for prices less than lanuact1
charge for equal qualities The character and intensity
our assembling OF Underwear and Hosiery make it the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-26

curious. During the last few days haya
noticed some odd symptoms. and l an
studying them carefully"
"oh. you may recover yet. said ia
friend.
THAT is impossible replied Bichsss
and II it were not for one thing wou.a
be quite willing to die
What is that" asked the friend.
Il am exceedingly sorry. answers
Blcnat. that I snail not nave an op
portunity to perform an autopsy on ny
self after my death. for I know thaE
would make some wonderful selent-H'
discovery.
An hour later he was dead.
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Our Handsome FLANNEL Oaisfs.

These seasonabe fabrics SO much in demand
wear profson Of designs, which will certainly
peal the the lookout for exclusive concerts al
Y lied to wearable, practical qualities
For 5oc and stylish Fannelete Waists, suitable tor
present seasons wear-some tucked, others E9A6
Call and see our Novelty Waists We have remarkably
good Waist in French Flannel tucked back & AaA
and front, ....... ....=z:..... ~ wv
For this is the most popular Waist we have ever
Sold French Flannel Waist with wide trim g SlA
njngs entirely new-price ~ oOU
stitching, variety Of co1ors stylish and efec 60 mn
tive Waist, for only .......... .pAsVV
French Flannel Waists, tucked fronts full blouses broad
pleats full sleeves and tight cuffs, others 60 6
French blouse and plain frons-price $50. VA'Eo
Waists OF Black and White Mohair made & nQ
with peats, trimmed in fancy buttons-prce apToSo
Large OF stylish Flannel Waists, all the
charming ways that make them 50 attractive, 6 A OQ
Golf Oesks.
The popular fad Ladies Golf Vests all the latest
ties shown here and the best
AllWoolen Vests variety Of styles and coors, & 2 OQ
trimmed in fancy buttons-prices from ST to- apO
@9bout Our Fnrs.
visit Fur Department will convince you that in
prices, quality, and styles we have equals.
Fur Coats Plain Seal Near Seal, Near Seal trimmed
with natural mink marten and Persian lamb in both
the popular 22-nch blouse style GzR nn
prices, $500 to ..........=....... ...-.. ~ Jaw
Natural Mink Scarfs $3.50 to .............. $4,000
Blue and Black Lynx Scarfs 81 500 $1,000
Natural Marten Scarfs, $500 to $1,000
Isabella Fox Scarfs, $3.50 $1,000
Sable Opossum Scarfs, So .4S to 800
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The Most Complete and Comprehensive
Showing in This City Of
WOmen's Outer Garments,
W0men's TaiIOr=Made Suits.

This vast stock largest Richmond and one OF the
largest in the South takes every possible style from the
most severely plain the deliberately trimmed costume,
All the new and popular materials represented III BLACK
and the fashionable coorings Tailored in the finest man
ner we guarantee their fit and give you THE GRANDEol
VALUES EVER KNOWN ANYWHERE.
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Handsome Goats.

Cravenettc Rain Coats, full length,
loose and fitted backs, with shoulder
capes-prices. $40 to $4,000.
Monte Carlo Coats, in plain and in.
verted plat backs, $3.50 to $4,000.
1e-inca Double Breasted Jackets, per-
fectly tailored, fitted backs, Black, Tan
and Castor, lined throughout, $500 to
$3.50.
27-inch Coats, box front, fitted backs,
in plain Kerseys and the hobby Monte
mack material. lined throughout. $500
to $500.
42-inch Coats, popular for driving, in
plain and plated backs, from $1,000 to
$500.
Silk and Velvet Monte Carlo Coats for
street and evening wear, $1,000 to $50.
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We place on sale Monday so Norfolk Suit
ing and dress lengths, silk lined jackets, both
ed skirts; material plain Broadcloth and
Snowflake 1naterial-regular SIS value 80.
Nobby Military Blouse Suits, velvet trilnn
perfectly tailored; also, Zbel1ne Blouse
strapped jacket, skirt made with yoke and
the latest novelty-tfe kind retailed else
where at S22. 5o-our price .......... -.
Novelty Suits of Blue Suiting, slot seams,
strapped with red, hy-front Jackets and far
ed skirts ----..- 49,.
Elegant Broadcloth Suits, all the latest
models, $4,000 to ........ ...... $50.
Handsome Velvet Blouse Suits, beauttull
silk braid, killed skirts made over elegant
tafeta drop .......... $50. ..
Silk and Peau de Sole Shirt-Waist Suits, C
Green, waists made with deep tucks. white or
self stitching, fared and Killed skirts 1900.
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Lemon pies and lemonade can be n'aa'
without lemons by tha use OF acid pHss
plata and lemon essence. The dtitsfs'Ae
cannot ba detected
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Children S Goats.

Childrcn's Monte Carlo Coats, in Ca
Diet. Blue, Green, and Brown Melton,
velvet trimmed, sizes to l4-srecial,
$500.
Monte Carlo Coats. in plain Jersey,
sizes to Il, perfectly tailored, $500.
Children's Full-Length Monte Carlo
Coats. plain backs trimmed with stitch.
ed silk bands, Blue and Casters, only
$3.50.
Full-Length Monte Carlo Coats, best
grade of Kersey, in Blue, Tan, and Cas-
tor, velvet trimmed, $1,000.
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Gininqs You'll Need.

Picked out your new dresses yeti Then
the Innings. These are some OF the sorts
your dressmaker Will tell you to get,
'.Nonpareil MORE" Sc inches, at Csc.
"Pres de Soire,'' fast black nat silk
SO inches. at 35 and 81 I-2c.
Mercsrized Italian Cloth, all coIors,
25 and 35c,
Hairette Shru1k Canvas at I5c.
Shrunk Canvas at IL 1-2 and zoe.
Tailors' Canvas at 90 and 25c.
4o-inch Dark Sleeve Lining at soc.
fri Goods News.
silkoline Lanlbrequius, Csc. up.
Bsttenburg Braids, in all patterns,
at different prices.
Silk Head-Rests, in Red and Green,
with gilt trimming, SOC.
Tassels for cushions, &c. each.
Silk Fringes for lanbrequins, in all
colors, 15c. yard.
Applique Squares and scarfs TO match,
csc. up.
Silk Lambrequins, in different colors,
with gilt trimmings, $3.50 up.
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Alleged Descrter Arrested.
Adam A. Jeffress.s a private in the Thir-
ty-sevcntn Regiment. United States army,
stationed at Fort " ashingto ton, Nj !, who
has been published as deserter since
July 9th. was arrested Monday near De-
sign. Jenress, since his return to this