Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 December 1894 — Page 3

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I!:iin, warmer to-nijjlit. ami Sinnlay.

Still Sailing

Out!

OUR OVERCOATS

Are moving lively arul at the

prices we have to show we ex

pect to reduce our stock very

low. We liave bargains in

every department of our store

and can make it an induce

ment to you to call and see us

We have only a few I.Meters

left. You should come now il

you want one

Our Children's Overcoats

run from $i .00' upward, and

while sizes are broken we still

have many left. Come and

see our line of goods.

Lee

S.Warner

The One-Price

Clothier, Tailor, flatter and

Furnisher,

Eph Joel's Old Stand.

The Daily Market

Cor. College ami Water Sis. Leads the Trade in

Groceries and Provisions.

Fresh Cork Tenderloin. Spare Kibs and Surname. Now Sweet and Sonr I'iehles. 1-Yesh Tub Oystor.

Pressed Chickens. Colery and Cranberries. Sweet Potatoes. Dur trade is jjfo because we give as much for one dollar as any house the city. Goods delivered promptly

R. E ATKINSON.

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THE DAILY JOURNAL.

.. KsTAlIt l-MKP

Brass Metal Onyx Top.

Our Line of~

Banquet Lamps, Center Tables, Sideboards,

SATURDAY, DKCKMHKR 15, I

GENERAL GOSSIP.

It Concerns Kvurytlilng and Kvurylxidy nnd Is, Thoroloro, of Int«r*«t to All of Ud.

~A. S. Miller and wife are visiting in Lafayette. Frof. A. H. Milford is at Indianapolis to-day. —Warmer Williiie lias returned to Indiana}: «1 is. —A. H. Tones has returned from a visit in Fort Wayne.

MU.s Hello Allen has returned from a visit in Torre Haute. Mrs. Parker, of Greenup, Ills., is the guest ot' II. B. llulett. —Joe Hall and Will Ivrit/.. of Waveland, are in the city to-day.

Mr. Teastor. of the colored schools, went to Bloomington to-day on Masonic business. —lid Vanccamp «&, Co. intend to make a cost sale on their ladic.fi',. fine, shoes Saturday and Monday. —Gentlemen, why not buy your lady a pair of line shoes for a Christmas present at ted Vaucamp A: s?

Fathers Crosson and O'shoa returned from Ladoga to-day where they have been conducting* a mission for a few days.

Mu Sunday evening Father O'.shea will give lecture on the "Catholic Doctrine of Temperance," at St. Bernard's church. Public are cordially invited to attend. —About twenty of the udd Fellows will go to Alamo to-night to reinstitute a lodge of the order there. Next Thursday evening a team from here will dedicate the new hall at. Wayne.to n, -r-Fred C. Bandel has ordered fifteen handsome granite monuments for the Spring trade, lie expects to carry the largest stock of granite ever brought to Montgomery county. Mr. Bandel will be pleased to have the public call and examine his silk designs second to nunc in .the country. »Uw.

AH to Jrnv«'1.

To the Ivlitorof Tho Journal. I am glad to see THK .IOCKN'AL has backbone enough, and interest in the improvements of our city, to notice, as it. has. the poor gravel that in put mi our streets. It costs about 40 cents per yard to put it on in the Fall and the same to cart it oil' as muck in thespring. I have been told.by a contractor that McAdttmizod stone will cost but little over so cents per yard. What is the use of putting on the fine bank sand and clay that has been uvsd so much on the streets this Fall, when there is so much good washed gravel so close to the city? Every good road-iuaker knows that the bank gravel when exposed to freezing and thawing dissolves into a perfect mush as can be se«»n on cast Main street. TAX-PAYKU.

St. John's KpUcopal (.hurrh. 1 i-morrow. the. third Sunday in advent, the Hov. Willis 0. Kngle will othciate. Morning prayer, litany and sermon at lo :to (Vdocl\. livening nrftver and sermon at 7'30 o'clock. Subject. '•The Kingdom of Heaven."

Holiday Goods

Surpasses all of our previous effort*- in making selections to suit the most fas tidious taste. You'll never get a stale or shop-worn piece of us. Look at our

A Fatso NiiUfnovis. :|f

La grippe is confounded by many persons with a severe attack of catarrh, which, in some respects resembles the former. »These individuals suiter severely with pain about the forehead, eyes and ears, with soreness in throat and stoppage of nasal passages, and, in fact, are incapacitated for work of any kind for days at a time. These are catarrhal sufferers. tely'» Cream Balm has been used with the best results in such cases The remedy will give instant relief.

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Chiffoniers, Bedroom Suites, Ladies' Desks,

And by all means look at our line of Fancy Bookers. Chairs, Divan*. Couches, Parlor Suits, Carpets and Hugs which we have on our second lioor. It is a perfect palace. It is policy to come early and make your selection and we will take care of your goods until the day of delivery. Our prices are low. the goods are fine and the shrewd buyers trade where money brings the best results. We extend one and all..a special invitation to conic and look through our immense stock. Respectfully Yours

Zack Mahorney & Sons

SCHOOL DISCIPLINE.

Plain W«M\U rtiiinly Spoken

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1'uirons

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1 jr School*.

To the KditovTh^Jourrjii!. Thk .iot/K.vu, lias had "-occasion to .--peak in its columns of the iusuhordination of pupils in the common schools which like scarlet fever or diphtheria. becomes epidemic in certain districts

where th«*re is a level of society to furnish the mean for the moral poison to run its course. The material upon which the epidemic feeds is invariably in the inherited tiaits of the children, the lack of home discipline and training. neighborhood quarrels and jealousies, the night running of the streets by the children and the consequent familiarity with every form of vice and immorality. For policy's sake these epidemicsare quietly parsed over by the over-generous and overtaxed teacher who for the common good of all quietly takes the part of the district against its just critics and endures in silence the insinuation^ from Mr. A.\s family that he is "partial" to their jealous rivals in Mr. U.V family, and the next-Cay receives Un* criticism from-Mr. li family that he is "partial" to Mr. A.'s children! It well known that badness, is much more "catching" than goodness-binder the conditions above given.

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In spite'of all this, by the skill of the teacher and by the sheer force of good luck a very unworthy bark is sometimes guided past hidden dangers and this, too. in spite of parents who loudly boasting of their loyalty to the support of strict discipline in the

shamefully desert their plain

duty through prejudice blinding them to the imperfections of their own children st soon as they receive the slightest rebuke for misdeeds. It is the commonest thing in the world for even highly educated parents to exhibit this species of moral cowardice and also to assume that their own children when thrown among other children from day to day with every form of disposition from a red-headed temper to a eros* cut saw. could not possibly effect their own precious offspring with the slightest spirit of insubordinadion.- They as-ume also that tinconstant annoyance should leave the disposition of the teacher entirely unniilled. The fact was mentioned some time ago in the columns of Tin-: Jornnai. that a room in one of our city schools now had il fourth teacher for this half year!

Tho reasons for such a .-slate of affairs can undoubtedly be found in the above. However that may he there i.» a ease in point where it.ispre-eminent-ly true, teveryone knows the suburban district of the Whitloek avenue school, or Fiskville as it was formerly called. The district embraces Whitlock avenue, Thompson'* Hillside addition, Fiskville and the Black Hills. Tho school was ''organized three years ago with about fifty pupils coming from the above four locations and put under charge of one teacher! Kverybody knows the result. The whole outfit got into a whirlpool of discord which created bitter jealousies and neighborhood quarrels which continue to hear fruit. If a person should go into a down town crowd and offer a wager that from some of the four localities of the above district there are not to be found parents and children with tempers as high as Gilderoy's kite and dispositions as rasping a a nocturnal debate between two Thomas cats, he would be taken as an exceedingly froh individual. Last, winter this precious missionaiy field was assigned to the prineipalship of W. !•', Miarpe. who consented to take charge of the unpromising elements, as his regular business had suffered from the prevailing financial depression. Mr. Sharpe is a line scholar and an experienced and successful teacher, who unites kindness of hearts with lirmnoss in a high degree. He took hold of the discordant elements and by sheer force of momentum skillfully carried the schools along with such enthusiasm that the factions forgot their mutual jealousies for tho time being, and everyone remembers how the schools wound up in a grand success so marked that there was a unanimous and enthusiastic call for Mr. Sharpe to taUe charge again this vear. which he consented to do. He has gradually raised the standard of work and discipline from the beginning of last year and where this settled policy required it. has had the courage to quietly weed out any element* 1 hat were not for the best interests of the school It is a irprise to those in a position to know that one of his ability and attainments should not ere this have rebuked the moral cowardice and laek of ba »k bone exhibited by certain patrons by llatly refu-ing to continue in charge of the work.

Froiji'the' part of our city and suburban location* mentione .1 in the above tiie readers of Tin-: .loruxAi. will recall many unsavory "'episodes and we need not descend into particulars. The region has it* penitentiary bird* ami has it* youngster* who are out of the pen by the leniency Of the judge it is high time for the patrons to forget their prejudice* and to have the moral courage to support every means of school discipline. There is scarcely a single instance of even the slightest correction of a pupil in this school since its organization but what has been resented by the parents, and the principal has received lrequent notes of bad grammar and poor logic from insubordinate patrons, all of which were con*igned to the waste basket without any one being in the least affectd by them except the moral dyspeptic who. under the influence of a tale of woe from some precious youngster. wrote it out and then before the sun set. kicked the same blessed kid all over the backvtird. breaking half

its rib* for the solo purpose of building up parental dignity. It i* known by

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those in a position to ob*.ono that Mr. Sharpe has quietly couducted the schools through another of its moral epidemics aud onco mora boored a success which will establish a long period of prosperity if the patrons forever drop their jealousies of others* children and speak the praises of those whose sole aim i-: to lead their chiluren onward and upward to true

nnnhootl and womanhood. A

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Pisuri.INI:,

MAIL CARRIERS IIAI'l'Y.

NtnnliiT of Thou Itvccive iStirU fur Working Over Thnc.

'1 lus morning a number of lln: presei und pasl force of Crawforrtsville inuil curriers received otlicial word that their claims against the government for over-time work done in the past, had been allowed in part and that payment would be made in April.

Some time ago the mail carriers of the government who hud been obliged to work over eight hours a day. sued for the money due them on this overtime work. After a hard fight thev came out victorious. A claim agent visited here aud took all the claims. None of them were allowed in f.ill but each of the following carriers and oxcarriers are benefitted by the decision considerably: Howard Craig. Frank Scott, Fount IOastlauk, I'arker Willis, •lim Kennedy. Walter Roderick, .lames Shevlin. Wallace Kinder and Will I,ayne. Howard Craig got the mo'-t. receiving about S70. with Roderick second. The allowances to the balance tapered all the way down to S!0. the amounts governed of course by ttie amount of extra work done. iijiSi

Taken in tlie Anylunw

Mo!lie Harp, recently Mrs. Rntton. was taken to the Insane Hospital at Indianapolis this afternoon by Mr. ai Mrs. t-eorge Fitehey. The unfortunate woman has been out of her mind ai various times of late years on account of the troubles with her former husband. Since her divorce she has been insane, but it is expected that she will recover soon and return home.

A Malicious Slander.

Parke county a t.rawfordsville police are typically brilliant. One day recently thev arrested a minister and an editor, who happened there, charging them with complicity in a local robbery. The police should exchange their Wabash diplomas for certificates froiu the Keeley institute.

ISaptittt CUiirch.

iiogular services to-morrow at 10:45 a. m., and 7:ir p. m. Theme for the morning hour, "A Night of Failure." Kvening subject, "Christ in You." Sunday school at a. m.. H. Y. I*. meeting at 11:1 r# p. m. Yrm are cordially invited to attend any or all of these services.*

Marriage IJeenso.

Edward iiidtlle and Flora Decker."

The Weather lleport.

liain and warmer to-night and day.

Sun*

WAIIASU COLLKGK :r»C.

Wynekoop is out again. The State oratorical contest will occur March S. 11 tier lias ^one to Xew YorU to have eminent physicians treat his stomach-

Fnlkeron lias been ru-electeil captain of the I'imlue foot ball team for iicxl year. .Io!ii linrns. the great ICnglish labor leailer. il! speak at Indianapolis next Saturday evening. Some of the students will hear him.

Lineup for to-day: Freshmen—Center. Nicely: guards. Noble and Wciiner: tackles, I.eKoy aud Strauss: ends, Given and llauua: quarter, Olive: backs. h-eist and Maxwell: full, I'attison. Sophomore—Center. Huetiauau guards, l-'erral and liaueh: tackles, ltensou and iHviggins: ends. Swee/.y and Dowdall: c|iiarter, Clellaud: halfs. Montgomery and (iooding: full, Sullivan.

The Calliopean Literary Society desires to tuake.public.the.foll.ovying resolution:

WiiKiiii.vs, ll'K' T.urroughs and l'rofessors Tuttle. Milford and Osborne have contributed much to place our society in its present nourishing condition. he it licnolreiK That we. as a society, publicly tender our thanks to these gentlemen for their interest and assistance.

The Calliopean held its last meeting for the term last night, and the large attendance ami splendid programme attest that it is thoroughly alive and rapidly growing. The successive meetings have shown careful and conscientious preparation on the part of the participants and this in a .large degree ace.Hint.- for tin progress of the society. At the dose of the meeting otlicers were elected that no time might be lost in organization next -term. The olHcers chosen wore: "Wei•-•''•?

President—C. K. Combrink. Vice-lYoideut.—\Y. 1*\ Kaglesun. Secretary—.1. M. Mitchell. .. Treasurer Fred Schmitt. (.'elisor— K. I'. Hell. Critic—T'. I). Stone. ...Sargcuut A. K. I.erov.

Vi- I'.sii'k IV \'ork.

S YOKK, Dec. 15. —samurl Seely. lat* bnokkei'per of the Shoe and Leather national bank of this city, occupies coiMlwrtabh* apartments in the Ludlow rort jail. He arrived from Chicago in custody of a federal ollieer and was taken before Commissioner Shields, who fixed his bail at

NT'W CM II RI 1H II

I'roiiih'r.

LONDON. Dec 15.—The Time* Friday definitely announces that lion. .Mackenzie Ho well, Canadian minister of trade and commerce, ha*» consented to form .j ministry for the dominion uf Canada

A JIhhN Prosiierity

Dopotuis largely on the health of his wife. She should maintain her health nd promptly correct any weakness by usintf Xoa-lMiora. Sold by MofTett S: Moryai^and Nye it l.oou.

3drn. A. C. ATrdfocfe Orleans, Ind.

Good Reason^ for Faith

Cured of Scrofula by Hood's

Scrofula permeates humanity. It Is thoroughly Infused lato the blood. Scarcely a man Is free from it, In ono form or another. Hood's

SariapVrllla cure# scrofula promptly, surely, permanently. Thousands of people *ny so. For Instance, read this: •I am Justified In thinking Hood's SaraaparHla a splendid medicine by own experience with

It. I was a treat sufferer from scrofula, harInp dreadful sor**s in my ears and on my head, sometime like large hoils.dlsrliarulnSr all the time. My husl» jiri insisted that 7 UdvO Hood's ftarsapnrUlu. Of tho ilrst botUe

My Appetite Improved,

*o11 fcltsomcwliat hotter. So I boughtauothtr bottle, and hy the time It was half gout the scrofula had eutirely I am

Hood's!disappeared.<p></p>?Cures

now entirely free from scrofula aud wai never In better health. Hood's Sarsaparilli also etired me of a terrible pain In mv side, caused by neuralgia of tho heart." ftfua. Al C. MKIO «CK, Orleans, Indiana.

Hood's Pills cure Jiver Ills, constipation, biliousness, Jaundice, sick headache, indigestion

The Doctors

ARE HERE.

Drs.L.& A.R.ALLARD

From CiikAiio, Ii.i.., the well known

OPTICIANS

Cau be consulted free of charge in retrai*d to SPECTACLES an( EYK-GbAbSES to suit the sljrht

Graduates of leading othalmic institutions, fifteen years' practice, and litniting our profession to a specialty, enables us to sa$ we huve succeeded where others have failed.

Only tlune who have had special training should attempt lo tit glasses lest the should do the patient more harm than good. Many cases of nervousness. Irritability, inBoraola, headache, vertigo, aud stupidity tn children are due to defection of visions and are removed at once by the application of proper glasses. If you have pains in the eye balls, orbits, temples or forehead. If the eves water, if the letters run together when reading, if everything swims or becomes dim when attempting to use the eyes for a short tiine.therc is some fault In the organs of sight, which can be removed by the application of the proper asses. A tew have no unpleasant feelings, cannot see as well as their friends- Such persons most always wear frowning expressions, which are conspicuous and disfiguring, especially in young ladles. Others complain of pain and intolerance of light, with irritation of eyes, especially of artificial fight. All such persoos can be relieved by the scientific adjustment of glasses.

Artificial Eves Inserted Without Pain.

Frankfort, IndReferences. It MeClamroek, MrsC McClurg. MrsSNorrls, Martha Wallace, Lee, a* Moore. Cyrus Clark, Mrs Thos Lee, Cox, Serogy, MC Hite, W Payne, A Gard. Mr and Mrs E Gilbert, W Mines, Ella Somsel, Daisy JNorrls. l)r A Wilson, E Meyer, HHSCIIOU, .1 Miller, no lleury, Mrs Kirtley,!! E Caldwell. E Ashworth. Mrs Kempt'. Mary Davids, 0 S Cox, AM Johnson. Green, PJ Keen.

Evans and wife. Mrs t'Stcinman. Clark. John Burns. Jno McDonald, CErnshofl, A Raymond, Jno Bennett, 0 S Johnson. A Keymond, SM Hamilton, Shanklln, Kear, Mrs Jno Futkerson, W Freeman, Vaneatr. (i Gamt)le, Miller. A Hillis. Wood*, Hart. ECattelin, Oyron, I' A jnep, MR Crlsman, W Gentry. .0 Koliler, A 1 hiker. Stettor, A Holllduy, Mtss llob Ihlay, .1 Moore, Given. W Gantrwerand wife. Mash, E Loftin, Frounfelt^rr. E Might. Cooper, A Spencer, 6 Kei*es and wife. Clark and many others too nuruer oils to mention.

Vrcensburg, hut UefcrenccH. Lathroi, S Hodvers, S It Hurrell. \V Garrison. Mrs E Wooley, A Donnell, Mrs

Tackett-, DTackett, Mrs S Forsyth, llagon, Woodllll, Miss Klrhy, Miss A tioddard, MrsM Swem, Miss Davidson, Meek, Donnelly, E Edmcader, Israel. MissC Burns. Mrs Fish, (^ampltell, ,J Aouse and wife, IJiddinger, S Pool. Smith and wife, Layton and wife. Miss Schfll. N A Cruine. Luehte. MlesMH Creathc,

A Byland. Mrs Higgins, Miss Montgomery. Callahan, Miss Durham. E A Boyle, Mrs E 1) Wooley, Jus Elder, E Htout-.A Gains,

Ha/en and wife, Lewis, Mrs Walker, Carter, MrsM Mlers, Itohlnson. Mrn A Grubt)s, Patton, A If Danderson, Kebecea Pulse. ClitT Meek, Mrs HA Wallinjiford,

Byron, Marv Bareley. S Boss and wife, MUsN Zorger, Kitey, Mrs S Trimble, Pierce :md wife, 8 Hazclrigg, A MeCorry,

Hisrhtower, Cox, John Mitchell, Ira Ketchain, S Turner, A Shirt, Bracken. Perry. 8 Myers, W GhaJsty, Alford. Brooks, Rogers, A Trusler, Mrs O Dille, A Stevenson, Wheat ley, E1 Kdkins, Dr Johnson. Mrs Dr E Swem, (.'ol S N vvallingford, Mrs St'Crews, Jl Dol»»s, A Bruden, Buckley, S Riley, S Forsvth, S it Snook. Mrs itennett, Miss Rose Brokelineyle. Miss I Goddard. Miss E Ben^m. Mrs E E Corbett. Mrs Winchester and daughter, Onir, Fisher, Fra/.ler, Mrs MeCormiek, Brot.liers. JM Thompson, Mrs. W Smiley and daughter, Wags, Mrs Haekican, Murtln, Kammering, Mrs Miller, Mrs EG Elder, W Byers, Mrs Dmham, HN VVlse. John Thurman, B'lrimIde. V/ W lIolinslxN .drs Holllnsheo. Mrs Readinu-. Mrs Beeroft, Mrs Fellnger. Mrs Mary Donnell. bawson.

S E Rider, A Way-

bright and wife, Riley, Mr* Brvan. Mrs (iutlirle. Shockcv. Margiiret (oehrun, Rosa Crom, Collins and wife, Brysn. Allen Brvan. Mrs Zor«er, Mrs Henry. St John, Rogers. Chas Woods, Mrs E Wilwn. James Lavtoti, Nancy Tr mliie, Bell, S A Meek. S W Williams, Kudally. Kwing Mrs

W Stout, Wm McKay. S Ridenour, E Myers. W A Donnell, Gains. Oollmnn. E S Corbitt, Miss W McCullougii, Kva(!llmour. A Pottingor, A Chrlstman.

And others too nbmerous to mention

Artificial Eves Inserted.Without Pain.

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SATURDAY, DEC., 15. CALL"EARLY

Trie-. pin »-\i ra he:iv ISro.ideUc ii only

It is I he 1 .'I', kind.

.75

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.35

Tremendous Sacrifice Sale

IInd ontse!rev wil.li 'no umi'li giknis I'll hand at this 1 iim-of car so we. have concluded to cut he prices on ihese goods thai will sell hem at once. Read the fnilowing prices. They are only a few of the many bargains we are offering:

'JO plrrrs il \vo»l Mik Hnisl.i !lm iC.U«. only Mlo p»r \d, worth *0e. t* pk*cc* ht'nvy hrojidelot h, only me. wort

pierce Tui key Ued T.iblo Mm*n only ivjiv' per d, ot ill M."r 'JO pjee» iroo'i Out in-/ ''loth 4c per d. 10 'e/.en Jo-M-l- toi

Mieas-hed Table Luton tml worth t-7c, Cood rpiii'ity bleached ri^h inl\ mk:o p» yd

-("{i ud:T wool I'lul'l rjamtols only l.r»e per! d. «'»t ih :».«• Sic our y»A M'ni.Kjh l-'ltome! mi -t uhd '».• per. yd. and :d!« »e3 aw a..' down et «,v,."wajwdov.n i'nee powder on!} JUc. tCvjio, tin- tlnesr hue powder ever u^ oidv .'

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MOUM inji pins 3 hux. for ."»e. Seee.ur tec 1 bui«:kerv'hi* fs nn'oc. 1 .\\ U.e u{ lUij p( boi". •*boih«:J I' iniiciK and Varnr-! till reduced. rnifi-wcNi' ii:,rt {'o»':! very1 eheap.

will cut the price* on all our huihs a we want to close «»ut every Cloak wo have. Also big reduction in Millinery liuods. He sure to call op us as we will positively save you mom on all your purchases.

E I N S O N S

A Sweet Drop."

-COMM ENCINO-

Monday. Dec. 17th

W'E

W I S E

My lbs. New Orleans Sugar $1.00:

26 lbs. Extra (J 1.00

2.~) lbs. A 1.00

24 lbs. Fine Granulated 1.00

ci« '-ncrs XX XX

Cak' S a

Barnhill, HornadayA, Pickett

Golden Rule Cigar Si ore,

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120 SOl'TH CHKEN STREET. '•.•

ForaGood Cigar. Also Chewing and SmoklngToimeeos and Smokers A it U-!es ot all Ktntls. A new line ot Pipes JuBt received.

We offer this week useful and pleasing gifts to enable all our patrons to remember their loved ones

Dress Goods Reduced:

$1.2.") quality per yard tor 89: 1.00

Shawls Reduced Blankets Reduced Portieres Reduced

And all Other Goods Reduced in Proportion.

Myers & Charni,

CAMPBELL CORNER.

:. ncy

DORSEY & 00

68c

47c 56c

24C

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In Black and Colored Henriettas, Serges, Silk Warps and Novelties.

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