Greencastle Star Press, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 August 1896 — Page 4

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Dress Goods, Silks, I ndenvear, Hosiery, Lace Curtains, Table Linens. Sheeting-. Crashes, Notions, Tinware, Glassware, Woodenware, etc., will he offered

fit tiie Lowest Prises Lver Named lor First-Class Meroliandise.'

SALE BEGINS SATURDAY, AUGUST 1st,

"wii-iL; 10 xd^'sts.

Dress Goods.

All wool Henriettas, 40 ins. wide, black and colors, formerly 40c, now 2:>c All wool colored Suitings, 40 ins. wide, formerly 80c per yd, now 19c 3 * in. black figured novelty, formerly 25c per yd, now 17c All wool figured novelty, 38 and 40 ins. wide, formerly 50c per yd. now 30c 30 pieces of Dimity, formerly 12te and 15c per yd, now... ,7c and 8c 15 pieces Percale, formerly 121,c. now 8c 1.000 yds Calico, in remnants, t>c and 7c (juality. going at 31c per yd

Notions.

6 dozen Agate Buttons for 5c Needles per paper lc 4 papers of Pins 5c 2 dozen Safety Pins 5c 3 bars Batter Milk Soap 10c 2 dozen Collar Buttons 5c 500-page Writing Tablet 5c 8-inch Rubber Dressing Comb 9c

10 pieces Cotton Crash go at 3 per yd 10 pieces unbleached Linen Crash, formerly 121c per yd, now 7c per yd 10 pieces bleached Linen Crash, formerly 10cper yd. now., tic per yd

Hosiery and Underwear. 10 dozen Ladies’ l i sts, formerly 5c, now 3c each 10 dozen Ladies’ Vests, formerly 10c, now 7c each 5 dozen Ladies’ Vests, formerly 121c, now 8c each Ladies’ Night Dresses, formerly 81.00 and 81.25, now 75c Ladies" Skirts, formerly 81.00 and 75c. now 50c 10 dozen Ladies’ Black Hose, going at 5c per pair 10 dozen Ladies’ Black Hose, formerly 15c, now 10c — —. i Lace Curtains. 25 pairs Lace Curtains, formerly 81.25. now G9c a pair 50 pairs Lace Curtains, formerly 60c, now 37c I

Silks

100 yards Silk, in remnants, 1 to 5 yards in piece, formerly 81.00 per yard, now 59c One lot of Silks, suitable for waists, formerly 40c per yd,now... .24c

Table Linens and Crashes. Fine half-bleached Damask, formerly 55c per yd, now... .39c per yd Our 50c Linens go at 33c per yd Our 81.00 Linens go at 75c per yd Turkey Red Damask, worth 30c a yd, now 20c per yd Best Turkey Red Damask, formal ly 60c per yd, now 47c per yd

Tinware and Glassware.

10-qt Bucket 10-qt Milk Bucket Flour Sifter Dippers Pint Tin Cups 10-inch glass Cake Stand 10-inch stem Fruit Bowls Glass Water Pitcher Jelly Glasses -

9c - 34c 14c - 3c lc - 10c 10c - 14c 25c a doz

Woodenware.

17-inch Wood Bowls 10-inch Wood Bowls Perforated Chair Seats Wooden Spoons Butter Moulds Clothes Pins - Wash Bowls

- 19c 9c - 7c 4c - 14c lc doz - 14c

22 Yards Unbleached Miisl’n for $1.00

15 Yards Hope Bleached Muslin for $1.00

Tills is a oiiaiice ot Moneu saving mat Gomes Dili very RarelY NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY GOOD STAPLE DRY GOODS.

DON’T FORGET THE DATE commencing SATURDAY. AUG. 1,

AND LASTING ID DAYS.

Our Motto: Everything as Advertised or Money Refunded.

T. ABRAMS & SON.

GREENCASTLE, INI).

Bkyax, Sewell, Shively and Silver 1 are appreciated and are gaining ground with the people every day. The newspapers of England and the European continent bitterly denounce the Democratic national ticket and platform—this is strong argument in favor of its indorse-nu-nt by the reading and thinking people of this country. ♦ ' The gold bugs are not half so anx- ! ions for “sound” money as they are for “dear” money—no man or party i of men advocates "-'sound money, i hut the free silver ji' ple advocate the return to the practice of the fath-1 ers by making silver and gold ecpial a? primary redemptive money.

The Republicans hereabouts, as: elsewhere, have had all the blow, bluster, boom and brag beaten out of them by the uprising in favor of Bryan and silver. They are scared and on the scamper, and to guard against disorganization and rout, a secret meeting was held by a few of ti.t faithful, at the Mayor’s OHice, on Tuesday night, to devise means to heai off the stampede. Our advices are that the meeting was not a blooming success, as no adequate remedy was suggested.

[ Every Democratic newspaper in 1 Indiana is sound, solid and enthu- ^ siastic for Bryan a’"! free silver. Anything upon wnioh the Government, places its stamp and declares it full legal tender in payment o! all j debts and taxes is money ; no matter ' j what the material may be.—Henry I Clay. The indications are that the gold bugs are going to attempt to buy and bulldoze their way into power—the debtors are to be bulldozed as far as ; possible, while other voters are to be ! ••influenced” by boodle wherever it c ui be done. Every Democrat and | free silverite should be earnest and helpful in the camnsiitn The Democratic State Committee, lias arranged fur a number of speeches in this State by our I’residential nominee, Mr. Bryan. Ho will, during I the last of August or the first of | September, speak at Terre Haute, Indianapolis, Evansville, Richmond, Ft. Wayne, South Bend, and probably Logansport. The committee will soon cover the state with free silver literature and provide for meetings in every school district, to he addressed by the best speakers that can be secured,

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