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FISH AND GAME CLUB DINNER
Members and Friends viii Eat Veni-
son Next Wednesday Evening

The annual venison dinner of the
Bennington County Forest. Fish and
Game association will be held in
Apollo Hall Wednesday evening, De
cember 9. at 100.
The venison is fine and there is
plenty OF it, and after it has been
finished and the cigars are lighted
there will be an exhibition of the
most probable and improbable stories
of the season. Some fine new ones
were captured in the three weeks of
hunting. and they are being care
fully hand tended until the dinner
Every day adds more to their delight
ful proportions, and they will be well
worth listening to on a full stomach
The association will welcome any
new and unusual varieties that the
diners may bring with them.
Tickets are seventy-five cents each,
and may be obtained at Endress
Cigar store, and of r. II. Southall. II.
p. Woodman, w. S. Carpenter and
Archie Hurley. All are invited. whet-
her members of the association or
not
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-05
WOMAN FIGHTS SE5TERApo
Mrs. Hattie Russell Defends Herself
From Assault

St. Johnsbury. Dec. A man
whose identity has not been estab-
lisbed but who. il is thought. may
have been one of the men who robbed
the store. at East Ryegate election
night. killed himself near the North
Concord station by putting a bullet
through his brain. He had been
traced to the North Concord station
following an attack yesterday upon
Mrs. Hattie Russell. station agent at
East Concord.
The man appeared at the East Con-
cord station Thursday afternoon and
remained till dark. As Mrs. Russell
was closing the station and with
lantern in hand prepared to leave the
man confronted her with the order
TO remain. He drew revolver.
Mrs. Russell. who is a woman Of So
years. and strong. grabbed the gun
and the two rolled to the floor Of the
station and in their struggles 10 the
platform outside. She managed TO
beat him off and to get into the stat
ion and to the telephone. when h
again attacked her. IN owing her vio-
ently 10 the floor. lie thereupon
told her TO call whom she pleased and
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Mighty Handy.

Some negroes are Unsuitable "jiners, -
and their favorite organizations are
those which assure an ostentatious fri-
neral.
\ mistress was demonstrating with
her servant about belonging to one Of
them.
"Bonnibel, don't you think 1t is
mighty foolish to pay the Friends and
True Mourners' society % cents every
month";"
"Now'm. Miss May. don't. You
see. dee amt like some of de societies;
dee acts liberal. and don't skimp an
nothln'. Dee gives you de finest kind
OF coffin. en- makes a way for ev'ybody
TO git TO your burial. En- den, sides
dat, dee gives you $50 at the grave. en-
you know $50 comes in mighty handy"
New York Post.
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ran OFF,

ran off.
Deputy Sheriff McGregor OF Con-
cord was notified and with Constable
John Folsom OF East Concord ana
Deputy Sheriff NJ c. Garfield of ST
Johnsbury began a search for the
man. They met him at the North
Concord station and questioned him
receiving evasive answers. Constable
Folsom started to get out OF the wag
on and on alighting found himself
confronted with a revolver in the
hands OF the man. who ordered Nc
Gregor to alight The mans back
was toward Ritchie's store. and the
cle,k. Albert Hodgdon. saw the pre-.
dicament of the officers Grabbing a
Winchester rife. he crept out of the
store and up behind the man. ORDER
ing him to drop the revolve..
The man raised the revolver to his
head and said that he would never be
taken alive. The officers tried TO per
suade him not to Kill himself. but he
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-05
FREMONT AND KIT CARSON.
Pen Pictures Of the Pathfinder and the
Famous Scout.

In Exit Carson Days. by Edward
L. Sabin, we get this glimpse of the
personal appearance of Carson and
Fremont when the TWO daring spirits
first met:
"In June, 1912. came the fateful
meeting of the trapper scout, already
known throughout the west. and the
Pathfinder whose great fame was still
TO come
The two men were opposites. Car
son was Scotch-lish, gray blue eyed,
sandy compleIioned Under his tam.
light haired. rather Hat featured,
gritty, but So quiet and ordinary both
in appearance and manner that few
not knowing his name would bestow
upon him more than passing glance.
Fremont was French. flashing blue
eyes. olive white complexion. thick
brown hair. features regular and oval,
disposition sensitive. quick. eager and
indomitable. Few would forget him.
Fremont was scholar of both
American and continental accomplish
ments. At this time Carson could not
read nor write even his own name.
and his speech even In 1866 was Of
patois wherein mingled Mexican. In
dian and many frontier English
thar 'fout.' massacreed,' pore etc.
But he spoke in more languages than
did Fremcnt himself, not only being
fluent in English. French. Spanish and
several Indian tongues. all acquired
orally. hut also heing well conversant
with the sign language Of red man
aud OF trail"
OF this meeting on the Missouri. ont
from 80. Louis. came comradeship
first and friendship that never cess-
Ell. In California and in the Mexican
struggle the stanchness OF both men
and their loyalty to the flag were well
tested.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-05
CLEANED UP SHOW
Or. 5ristoPs Wyandottes Swept
Boards at Palace Poultry Exhibition

Boards at Palace Poultry Exhibition
Dr. II. r. Bristol returned Friday
evening from New York where he
had been exhibiting his string of
show black Wyandottes at the Palace
poultry exhibition.
DR.. Bristol showed Is birds in the
black Wyandotte class and every
bird except one was placed The
awards We're as follows. First and
third cock, second and fourth hen,
first and third cockerel, first, third
and fourth pullet, first pen.
This meant the winning of four
out of five possible tirsts and four
out of five special ribbons His
birds also took all the silver cups Of
fered in the black Wyandotte class.
The awards included those for the
best male bird. the best shaped male
and the best colored female.
The silver cups were fof the best
display and the largest entry. There
were four special ribbons.
DR. Bristol sold the entire string of
10 birds to one of the exhibitors at
the show.
The national poultry association
has instituted change in the future
qualifications of the black Wyandotte
breed. To compete birds of this
breed must hereafter have yellow in
stead of black legs. AS his fowls are
all of the black-legged variety, Dr.
Bristol will give up the breeding of
black Wyandottes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-05
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Mrs. Frank Norcross of North
street is i'll of lumbago.
The condition of Mrs. George
Schwab of River street. who is i'll,
does not improve as fast as her
friends would wish.
boro Falls, Mass, who is making an
extended visit to Mrs. r. H. Merrill
of Old Bennington, is spending a few
days with Mrs. r. c. Reynolds of
Troy.
A new stock of mems overcoats
just received. Reversible collars and
others. All prices reasonable. Joe
Levin. corner North and River SITS.
ADV.
Miss May G. Clark of Old Benning-
ton, has returned from Washington,
ID. c., where she went to attend the
funeral of her brother-in-la Rear
Admiral Wells l.. Field.
Mrs. Robinson Wilmarth of Attic
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-05

1t Is impossible to overstate the an.
thority, the overwhelming validity, OF
the great experiences Of life. Death,
love. birth. work. creative effort, pain
above all. pain-each adds something
definite. precious. enduring. to the
souls stock Of treasure. These are the
things that shall not be taken away.
They are the bricks we build into the
house OF life. They are the foundation
stones Of our eternal city.-Cornelia A
z. Conner in Atlantic Monthly.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-05

or the poisonous plants found on the
western ranches the larkspur loco
weed causes the largest loss to stock
men. Cattle are the chief sufferers, as
sheep are not harmed by eating the
weed. while horses seldom touch it.
The department OF agriculture is put
ting forth such effort as II can to elm
mate the danger from this and other
poisonous weeds.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-05
Coughs and Colds

The treatment of coughs and colds
by sedatives and nauaeating expec-
torants should be avnded. BY dis
turbing digestion the conditions
which should have been transient be-
come established.
Take Macomulsion at the first
symptoms of a cough or cold and so sv
old future troubles. Contains no soda
tive nor other injurious substance.
Palatable. Fine for the children.
,Will not upset the most sensitive
stomach.
Your money back il you are not sat
isfied.
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bullet through hi

quickly put bullet through his
temple.
The body was taken to Concord,
where it will be photographed fos
Identification purposes.
Mrs Russell. while confined to her
bed today. is not seriously injured as
a result OF her fight with the man.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-05

The output Of CALIFORNIA; grape in
duStry is estimated To have value of
Si0.O00,0O annually. Three hundred
and thirty thousand acres are devoted
TO the growing of grapes. 10000 acres
being table grape vines. 1lO0O acres
raisin grapes and 10000 wine grapes.
The total production OF all kinds OF
grapes is put at 100000 tons annually.
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CARD OF THANKS

! hereby wish to thank all of my
friends who so kindly aided me in the
auto contest at the Library theatre.
Arthur Louzon
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PEERS HEIR is KILLED

Hon. Arthur Annesley Slain in Bat
tle-Lord Worsley Missing.
London. Dec. An a casualty list
made public tonight the Hon
Arthur Annosley Of the Tenth Hus-
sars is reported among the killed.
Lieut.. Lord Worsley is reported as
among the missing
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-05

4 case came to the writer's attention
the other day where hired man drop
ped the lines behind a four horse disk
INK outfit 20 chase nearly gopher.
He did not get the gopher; but. worse
than this. the horses ran away. and
one Of them was 80 badly cut with the
sharp disks that It had TO be shot. The
Instance as related seems 10 make
quite plain the wisdom OF the old saw
that urged the doing Of one thing at n
time aud doing that thing well
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-05

Every acre " garden and orchard
would be the better on from the stand
puint " Yield Of vegetables and fruit
were IL 10 have a hive OF bees. The
little fellows DO not require a great
deal 81 care. and 81 will give one q
start with a swarm and the equipment
needed to house them. Apart from
the service they render in the croSs
fertilization " vegetable and fruit
blossoms. they many times paw for
their keep in the honey they produce
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-05
Xmas Books Free

Books are the windows through
which the soul looks out. A home
without books is like a room with
out windows. Santa Claus will dis
tribute free to every little boy and
girl who visits him III his workshop,
in r. c, Reynolds Basement Toy
land, on interesting 45-page cata-
logue in coIors. This book for chill
dren is FREE.
Ask to see Santa Claus Airship;
the Humpty Dumpty Circus the
Swimming Dolls; the Castles Lame
Duck Dancers; the Acrobatic Teddy
Bear; the Trained Dog and Chickens;
the Shooting Gallery; the Electric
Railway; Meccano; the Moving Pic
ture Machines, etc, etc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-05

Bring the children for a personal
interview with Santa Claus. The
Jolly good St. Nick, with his airship,
has taken full possession of the Base
ment Toyland, which is Joyland,
and failure to visit this interesting
and busy part of Troy's Real Christ
mas Store means that you are losing
one Of the joys Of the Christmas
season.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-12-05

ON nm will buy l00-piece Dinner Serviae. with
WlOsVO gold band decorations; set of coed Din
ing Chars Extension Table; Chest
of Table Slverware; Gas Electric Portable Lamp Hall
Rack pair of handsome Lace Curtains; Odd Chair or
Hall Mirror.
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Il Tears IN Dry Goods

Last Day. for These
JANUARY SALE SPECIALS
New household dry goods, also asDaFsl
and garments loe immediate ~ q
SALE PRICES. ''.~''
LIT changes frequently. II you !Ssd
to-day Of something you want, buy
4: No :. .a.ss... o,As. ~ fs~
ei.se wsmen's Walsss ......:.l.W
high or iov nse6-lass An1 en-
srsidsry INN. -.
crsps d Chin. weises. J. Az
sssissa-ssSS s,sSvcs~sisS sssG
9A.so and >s.Se
1us 81: 81: :s;,.I D.: s:s:.;;;;::,
ausiity-p,nk. blue and whits-Aaa1
Sm0roiAero1 sfeecas; also me- WAieo
smby utn--S to II ysars.
q ~ Wemsn's Psstispass. ...... -
Haicyon snessaline-blaeh. end ecl-
ors-attractivs fiouncss--eN iseSshs.
yIs10 WosoD0'o 0IoDososvS 49,. -
0hap~d-laoe and embroidery TRIM
open front or Sack-se 70 y bust.
$50 Coutil Cesssts -. ~
S"S,~Ssss maScSs-Sisss y u q. -
- and n Fine Csusll cssssee SIS
Plain and novelty brocades-vas5esy
Of modele-sisss ID 70 .. n
% Ct. More Night Shlsts -. ~
Firm cs(nbric--no drsssin9-el ieen
novsisy brain tSem-s'sss 70 = go.
800 Mems Nssliese shIsts g
makes - light grounds = eontsastaa0 /,
stripss-pIsin or plated bosoms. -
s2.7s Wool Finish BlankstP :. -.
Best Quality--colors and white.ooA.
SostinG bordeeu--for full 81 thPoos
quarter else beds. - -
?, q. Crit B,.nhs,s :. :. 81
EiS:rdewn nsish-whits viii pisk =
blue figuree. -
Sia.se Australian Weel nlaahse: -
borders 6sss1-Sse 81 a
| stss beds-ln paarA ~
S7.2s and = We'll Blaehess -. -;
tSrSs-evsstss ssS esii - 49,
| veil bound-in pelre.
Ss.sS Linen Table Sese ....... 80
y. S;.pHr: MnSa s.eG - ~ -
impsrtaA1sa, 444
ie q. r...s1'.H I: svs.;:; ..s,;:;s,::1sh
ss5m.S sr g sI,n assIesSx Ss;ss :s
|
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fruit LAXATIVE FOR SICK CHILD
GIVE CALIFORNIA SYRUP Of FIGS"

undgestcd food passes out Of the bowels
and you have q well, pls yful child again.
When It's little system 10 full Of cold.
throat sore. has stomach ache. disrrhoea.
indigestion, colic--remcmber . good
liver and bowel cleaning should always
be the first treatment given.
Millions Of mothers keep California
Syrup Of Figs handy; they know q
tcaspoonful to-day saves . sick child
tomorrow. Directions for babies, chill
dren Of oil ages and srown.ups are
plainly on each bottle.
Ask your druggist for . 50 cent
bottle Of California Syrup Of Figs.
Beware OF counterfeits sold here. Get the
genuine. made by California Fig Syrup
Company" Refuse any other fig syrup
with contempt
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Cleanses tender little stom.
ach, liver and bowels
without gripping
Children love it.

Every mother realizes that this 10 the
children's ideal laxative and physic. be-
cause they love its pleasant taste and
Il never fails to effect . thorough Gin
side cleansing" without gripping.
When your child Is cross, irritable,
fevcfish. or breath IL bad, stomach sour,
look at the tongue. mother! II coated
give n teaspoonful Of California Syrup
Of Fgs," and in = few hours all the
foul. constipated waste, sour bile and
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clssh sis-s Dsssts nes.i.s sSsesais
Losh SAs Clssksi ths cIsslzsi
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(RHUsBANDG0NE.
SISTER TOO,
EpEGRT|NG CHILDREN
bee Asked to Find Percy E.
/ Bishop and Rose Lorch,
/ Missing Ten Days.

pr ten days the police Of Brooklyn
fs sought IN vain for some trace Of
Fey II. Bishop Of No. 1sa Covert
lect and his sister law. eighteen
11Ar-old Rose Torch, n pretty, slen-
- blonde. who lived with her par
mite. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Torch, at
No. 100 Scheeffer street. Williams
lnrg. The parents and Mrs. Percy
~ Bishop. Roses sister. Margaret,
D1rhsartbroken over the double dts
bearance. The young wife makes
secret Of her belief that the
Singer sister has stolen her husband
p her parents agree with her.
hey recall now that for several
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s1.es FINE CHIFFON BRoADCLoTHs-sale Loo
1914 EMBROlDERlES
For Dressrnalcsrs' Sale

$-lnch Embroidery Flouncings--
Swiss and Batiste-.Eyelst, Baby
Irish and email patterns
Dress Maksrs' Sale
Embroidery. Edsinss. Inssrtinss /
and BeadinSs-S to 10 inch
Cambria. NNlnsook and swiss
value Is and H.
l7-inch Embroidery Flouncings
and Corset Coverings - owi0s
: :ns Nn:Hcihi.y'' :sd 'cs o'o.'
DsessmaksPs' sale
1-inch Embroidered Yoilss-asw (
season styles-were 50 and .0N{
OPes9ma60e0s sale
Ss-inch Emb'd Flouncin9s-Bye.
let. Baby Irish and other 81.
tractive effects--were. - and nj
Dress smokePos 0o1oJ
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company. where Bishop was. man.
ager. She told her mother that pho
was going to spend her holiday With
some girl friends. That was the last
her family have seen OF her.
Bishop, too, came home early on
that day and when he Il n the house
he carried q suitcase IN which he had
packed some clothes.
The two little children cannot un.
dcrstand why papa" dossnH come
home.
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months Bishop had exhibited a6sc.
ton for his young sister-in-law and
only recently had given her . gold
l0cket. At the time Mr.. Lorch
demonstrated with him because Of
the value Of the gift and suggested
that he should spend his money on
his VITO ana their children, Edith,
six years old, and Vivian. two.
A week ago last Saturday the girl
got tho afternoon of from her work
as stenographer for a towel supply
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WHITE DRESS LINENS
For DresslnAkers, Sale

= inch French Drsss Lineus-l
Oyster Whits-rexulaf q ct. 4
3s-inch Irish Linens .
reg. .1e-Drsssnaksps' oels..) 81
<6-inch French Linen Popiin
-suitinss - full bleachcd u 4
value .bs-Drsssasksrs' eals
ts-inch French Linens-oyvtsr
white = medium WsiGhtk 4
So-inch French Dress Linsns-l .
req. u.<e-Dsessmaks rs' sale 1s&
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Sy NV @s
Nsachsd Turkish Towsls-
MAO and S010-fee. .A............ 10
Pure Linen Huek-hsmmsd- -!
OzS-rsg. 0.............."..... III .
Pure LINEN Ruek Towsls-H. 3.
white damask bordsrs-&x3e-
initial wreath-rsg. .8........... 1T
Bleach Turkish Bsth-sxtrA hsavy
-hsmmsd-rsg. .0..............". .45
LINEN Huok-scailopsd or u. Q.
Dmb'd bordsrs-a3x<l--se6. H.. -
Bisached Huck-hsmmsd-inaiv
ass-lAxSt-reg. n. .doooa........ Ut
... ..- Ne. onla.
Blsachsd ana Brown
Crashes ............"........ II IA
u-inch Aii-Linsn Crash. Ia
cleo Glass Cheeks. ...."... III s13t4f
7-inch Linen pApask and ~,
Auck rovsllinSs. ........... - III
Ay.lansa Crash ard Glass -
Checko .t..........s.......'.ss - s10rtu
Llnsn CsesAeA, 0lAso Cho1he ss&S
and 0trjoee... ..v.s..'s.sss. ~ y.
II. .. Lnen yl116p ooDoo-
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AMUsE ENTo.

WEbEK'S IPemoMnsnss. KiI. ssI @Ts.
Ths only real war pictu!es ger. made.
With the Greeks on the Firing Line
shown firse to II. NJ. King Of Greece and the
German Emperor.
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JANUARY SALE
Last Days

Last Days ~,
No MAJ . Tauas.s ovs0 ~ 1sA
ONLY FOUR DAYS usss = 49,,
rsesrd-makins psses sesengs
In Muslins' .g5s
* Ct, Bissehsd Mus,ins- -
va wids Iai;::sS:x.tin:r
and doSsr-wofth s..........east q
q 8, e. ], ESs:yy u:slessA;S 1880. =
Sheets aaA PsiSsw ousss. =.
Msavy Sheets oxSo- o............. -
S13s Pillow cssss-worsH .5......
ic1N Pillow Casss- Ner!h ......
(hsas1ssnsab easss hsnnind.
pillow cssss.
VIII Wash Heavier.
:s s.;:-y:!. Il: L III assEyy::ii
: s:::-y:i. Is: Is ia ss;::t tyy:4' & IL
s::E$:I: + liz :s s::::y:tl: 4 u;
VIII Wash Heavier. u
: :::Sy:t 4 ;4}i'ss::ssE-Sy;;tI !: II:
Nohawlcs.
s:s7E:'; ,,: : *sE 3: = 4 n
DWIGHT Anchors. "a.
tE:.. :S$-y:i. s :E3|na13SsTyst. 4: "a
soxSe-vaf ~. ~ -ss
Fan ASST % s.ssa slss shssss ana
Pillow Oasss % l0k lneAss leS94 p
shssss - Ieo ins. ~ sale PssseS. :
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MORNING SPECIALS-Tomensw, Wednesday, Until I p. NJ
10 preyent dealers buying quantlties rsstricted

S20o Tub 81 Waists. ..............lM
Black or whits-tajlorsd modsls-
long ' Ss!s%"ssSo.' sE''i s.,oo..
$50 Bsys' Nsrisk SAes. ............ .a.ee
Side or box p!satsd modsis-rsGuias
Or patch pockets-greys, tAnS and
fanctes-als0 navy. ssrgee-some
boYF oioTHING-rHIRD Eo6E.
. et. Ws,sa's Cadnsss Clevss. ...... 10
Fleece nned-black. brown and
srs'-'tdSEIs SyRss-xA,s FLOOR.
STA HssdIssblssm Pstheoats ....... ~
Black-wears better than silk
fancy floYnSc - r6 isnYth b.,
50 Ct. Tsbb Dsmasu. ............... .SS
% and q inch All Linen and Union
Linsn-haeachsd and silver bleach
hns for every day use:
LINu1-AAIh FLOOR.
10 et. Outing Fhnsb. ..........,..... ~
Close weavs-nsecy nap-pink and
'' %sss sfr Dle.a vAnRlcs-BAs.xrM.
u e. Dseesiss sod Msksss, ........ -
= inch-worsted finish--fiEured
and crepe effects--cadet. brown.
garnet; navy and olsck -oo,
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AMuse N eNrs.

. ..s s..r, y,n :; Nightly At 8 Sharp
Seats NJ. ,cr usco,s's = wssh'ns'e~s nirshd,r,.
FIELDS Pr0p%0r.N
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Brocaded Crepe Dc Chine and ChaImeuse-
20 nch--svenng and street shades with sslftons fs
trsctlvs vasisty-excslsnt 81 80 value. cssssml
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Clark's Cotton and
Dressrnakers' Notions

Tomorrow and during this Sale
We offer
Clark. o. N. T. Cotton . Rs;' 3.
O0-yard epools. ........,....... IA
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When james A. Hsorw 4 Son An
HoNnce A SALE the SxbNo cowes
pretty near getting sometAtnS for
tAstS MONEY.