Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 5, Number 10, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 5 September 1874 — Page 5
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*6A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
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won A FIRST-CLASS SUIT, Rmdy made or lo order, don't foil to sss our new good*. EaLAXflaa A Co. "CENTRAL BOOM STOMP* For School Book*, States, Peat, Pencils and Bion, Book-Strsps, Ink, te, Ac., all to be sold at prices aa low as Dm lowNfc. ATTENTION, SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Botton A Hamilton, at the Central Book Store, have the oattr Printed Cover In the dty, to the Books,
away with
THREE THOUSAND
JJook QrnaI to be given away at the Central Book 8tor6." The 0»fcT Printed Beok Cover In thedty. Go early and get one.
NEW AD VEBTISEMENT8. Jg
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ptTggapffpM^d Orelner A Co. «. Pray tor hia»—Thoee 1 School Book*-Button A Hamilton, Night School—T. H. Com\OoMege» Cider Mills-A. Q. Austin Co* Clothing—Mossier Bros. 2ffii?K5£3!S«^ S^hRooo^^t^^Whlnnear. Boots and Shees-Seott »*tou. Jeweler and Eagrevet-C. H. MlUn* Exeontoo Fare—I. A #t-I* R» fj» i.' r—O. Fraak. k. Wiley, Bupt.
A Kxcoiatoo Fare—I. A#t-I* R» 1 Watches and Jewel!*—O. Frai Publle School*—W.H. Wiley,
I Bolidinx-O. A. Harward A Co. uanieta, Ae^-Eree* CUrwt H*ll. LadlM' Good*—A. Harm Ox Hchooi Book*—Denlo Brae. Mehool Saita—Mosaiera.
Oil Bolktinc-O. A. H*rwam
NOT long till Taction.
Opera HOF»K to-night.
Nor long now until frost. Faw weather for the Mr.
Finn of the Fall month*. School opens on Monday.
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Hcvrrr Dwm to ooming
Last day «rf the County Fair.
Tare flmner* aw sowing wheat.
THBcry of "Ice!** will «oon ceaae.
Viao otremty to in debt to the amoont of 138^55. lxTrout Is peroeptlWe softening in the hard times. -J
Oxly four cents a pound for grapes in this land of plenty. -s At the Opera House, a "SWp«al on the Hearth," to-night. sidewalks are being laid all over town. Let the good work goon.
Tbcb Vermillion Ctoonty Fair, at New port, commences on the 15th, oontinning three days.
Tkx dry-gooda stores nowolose at six o'clodc In the evening, and the clerks are happy.
Tinas is a rtir in ^Hiitnalistlo circles over soom new and wooderfW medio mistie riMmifcetatkma.
Th» tiger growhs nightly Is tirts liir dty, hot Is kept quiet by a generous stalling with greenback*.
Tsne school teachers of have bad an interesting and iastnMthre series of meetings this week.
Th* races not only DRAW people lo the Fair, bat they draw people away from all other pointeoflntereM on the grooDda.
A Rosa have the brick
on thegroond ftwtheereotkm ofablo!k of business now, corner of Ohio and Sixth street.
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HapshtN Southern Show was stranded In Nashville, TranaasM, Issit week. The agent ww in this city a few days since to bill the town, bat news of the collapse cansed him to put beck. TWa has bMn hard mmm on travelling abowa,
WitxiAM Inarm, the man bitten by John 8wd0i% rart fawna Ira, after ltogering mom than two weeks, died Thnrsday noon. Fewr several days beltMns he died he sesnwd to haveearvlved the etfsets
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Be It we have bear dobs In which yw*y a dollar for one glass of bear. Mid then have **throwh In** by means of a )«r to tiMae naad on street cars^~{OaleeKnXXK «vvsn^9MviiHia
It cant be possible that we have any sttdH dabs in thto dty. TOW9ES3W* Tirxami^-Tbe BepuTHSdam
JLatt IsMBMlMil Mud liM IbittttllfV
%K «UUhM0QB vOw IHHh^ 4NHRV afomoon and Hcmdnsted Oeofgs W. N i\ or for Tiuslae {I* B. BwwMa, 3BenaaHmith and A. Nehf for JimUms of the Peace: F. Seattle, W.IfandltoB, B. Bsagltt, J. Konnts and Flunk Stanley, for OonstaWes.
The Dans rite met In tlie evening and nominated Fred Flseher for Trustee G. F. Cooketiy, Geo. P. Wolfe, Martin Graee for JfiwUeaaof thePenee Geofge F»rt, Jamee Aikian, James Quigley, Henry Me* and D. P. Parish for Oonstsblei.
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Tbe Tfcnoy B. Prios ooacqiaay otwameneed a season of four nights, Wedneadsy eveains, at the Open Bouse, and has beep playing to very food The company,aa aewly ovgaaiaed iEHr the sneson, Is one of nnchmwit. Ib-aigU pi oass the brief sess an, when In edditkw to a screaming fttroe, will be givwa a new and thHliii^f drama, entitled "The Serpent on the Hearth," written expreaaly for |0aa Price, and bringbii out the full strength ot the company.
Mr. CHatan Bddy kt in the city nuk ing arrangomente Ibr theeooaing of She American tragedian, & T. 8tetem,on the evening of the 14th, who, assisted by a powerful dramatic organiwtion, will jMrodaee the ftinwii aenaatlaoal drama of
Neck and Neck," played by Mr. Stetson upwards of seven hundred times In the leading eitke, and pronounced by the press and public to be the most thrilling drama ever presented on the stage.
On Tueaday evening, the 15th Inst., old and young will be delighted with the appearance of the New YorkHampty Dumipty Troupe, led by George Fox, the original Humpty Dumpty, in person. All know what Humpty XNunpty la,with Us immense Am, tricks, trials and tribulations, and now the great original jQrimaldi iseomingto play it complete ser^preeeated In New York, with a ftill pantomimic company and corps of specialty artiste. The sale of seats will commence next Saturday at the Central ir'
Lawronoe Barret will play at the Opera Bouse on the evening of the 26th last. 11m charming K*t)* Ptttnam is coming sgain !br three nighta, commencing the 17th of thie month.
Edwin Brown's theatrioel ooropihy la booked at the Opera House fhr three nlgt'ta, commencing the 8th of October.
Robert McWade will Rip Van Winkle here on the evening of the 14th of next month.
Janauscbek will ceme to as two nights the first week in November.
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OVM NEW CHMOMO&
The subscribers to Hie Mall will be surprised and delighted with The Mall's new Chromoe for the coming year, commencing the lint of October. We intend te give the choice of two fine chromos, "Cherry Time" and "Lily of the Field." Tbeee pictures were selected in New York, last May, after a visit to all the dealers in Chromes. At that time they were not quite completed. The lint installment of one thousand have arrived, and the pictures are tolly up to our expectation. "Cherry Time represents a bright-fkoed boy coming from the orchard, bountifully laden with the delicto as fruit. "Lily of the Field" represents a beautiful little girl, with one of the sweetest of&eea, gathering lilies In the field. One is a wood scene, the other lias an open meadow in the back ground. They are copies of paintings by W. H. Baker, of Brooklyn, and are executed moat fkithftilly by tho French chromo artists. They are catalogued and sold in the art etorea at 94,00 each. They are entirely new, and surpass any chrotno we have yet seen given In connection ,with newspapers or magazines. We wSl speak of them more fully as the time approaches for sending them out.
^iv-- THE UROLABSJ The prowling thieves, encouraged by %he fkctthat they are seldom molested in their search tor wealth, continue their work with remarkable industry and p6 1'botdranee.
They began their work at the house of Charles B. Broksw, Sunday evening, in the absence of the fttmily. Mr. Brokaw on returning boeae at ten o'clock, discovered a man at work inside the house. The man escaped, dropping a well filled bag on the run. l*
Wm. M. Barr, tlie painter, Is out a set of aew carriage harness, taken Monday night. The midnight visitor wse so generous as to leave aa Old eel. In place of the new. But Berr ie notsatisied with the transaction.
An attempt was made on the boose of P. Wyatt, the bntcher, on south Sixth •tree*, Monday night. Had they got
in
they would have had a warm reception from Mr. Wyatt and his son, who were waiting for them. Instead of getting booty they would hare got shot.
On the same night, about one o'clock, Mrs. 3. B. Cham ben and her stater, Mia. R. C. Barr, were awakened by the low voiotn of two wen under the window of their sleeping roolb. Mr. Chamben was absent, and the frightened ladlse kept watoh until nmnlng*
SUNDAY SERMONS.
The servtoee of the Baptist Church will be resumed to-morrow by the psstor, Rev. (X R. Hendeman. Theme of morning esrmow: "The ngeeted sacrificer" evenlrm addraw: "Tit* perils and pseee oafomr hemas.ff
At Centenary, Rev. Brakeman, the pastor, will preach In the morning, on "God's Helping Hand," a review ut the year and in the eivwolng on "Honwn lAaPioMrii.'' Thftt Is the hat Bun* day of the Oottfonmos yeMt.
Rev. John K1dd, of ftwia, TlHnols, wtH preach morning add evening at the Second Presbyterian Church.
Rev. M. CreaSey will 'pnadb nmndng and evening at the Un&T«naltot Church. Alas at 4 o'Ohxk, In the altaeBora, at Fort Harrison School Hotaaa.
Mtm Ambua Van Voaa, daughter of D. W. Van Vorie, oomsalUod s«ddde on Thereday,at Oakland, Illinois. Stows* suffering from an attack of bnrin flrrer, and It Is supposed tho net waa dene In a moment of deHrluoou Our Informant does not elate the manner in which depth was
TERRE HAUTE BATURDXT/ JTOT31K& MaSI
COUNTY WAUk
ItetshUMM of the Vlgo Agrle(d» turaf Society, which otoese to-day, *1Uum^h ^4. what It be In rich and populous district, wa better than anticipated. And the tion arisea, if we can have such a Mr with tt»^ apparent a§srthy ndnh^ whs4 an imposing, tntsiusllng snd pajdagsx bihitlon oould be had If all would lend a
The attendance of large, that of yesterday was The south end of the ground was a per* 4 mass of wagons and earriagsa, the amphitheater was crowded, while hondreds of people set in carriages opposite, and II waa almost impcaaible to keep the tmok free oftbe surging nnt
The number of entries waa as follow*: live siook, 775 Agricultural, j&Q Mechanical, 75 Miscellaneous, MO maktng a total of 1,840.
The show of stock was for above the average, and the exhibition effrutta and vegetahtoa waa e»wll«at. The mechanical department oould have beettjbettor, but there were some worthy Ataturaa. Thesewasa fine oolleotion of poultry. The department of bread, cakes, etc., foil for behind that of last year.
Among the balls, the oernter ol attraction waa fine art or miscellaneous hall, where waa exhibited the lineat show of needlework ever made in this county, and it waa evident that the ladtas had done their part folly in making the f*ir MttOOces.
The aiisence of the sewing machine men was a notable feature, but the glass blowers, lightning calculator, lung tester, and other aide features made up in part for the bustle they usually cause.
The fair closes this afternoon with a fox chase, a balloon ascension and the payment of premiums.
Examine Your Laoer.—OOr German friends at home are supposed te be the most innocent of men. They are popularly represented as wearing wide trousers, smoking big pipes, swearing "by tam," and sleeping whenever they foel like It. "Tricks which are vain" they are not supposed to understand. But there comes a story from the Vaterland which convinces us that all the Germans are not so innocent and simple aa they are represented. It has been discovered that picric acid Is now being used extensively in the manu&cture of beer. Picric add is cheap, and it is used as a substitute for the wholesome bitter quality In hops. The presence of the poisonous add in beer can be detected by steeping unbleached sheep's wool In the beer for a few minutes. If there be picric add in the beer the wool will assume a canary yellow color. We do not know whether or not this spedes of adulteration has reached this dty but we advise everybody who goes to buy beer to fill his pocket with unbleached sheep's wool, and dip it in the beer. If it doesn't improve the flavor of the beer it will keep you from being poisoned.
Thb value of manufactures to the dty may be judged from the statement in the Express that during the month of August the Torre Haute Nail Works sold and shipped 8,144 kegsof nails. The factory was run only ten days during August, and made in that time 6,010 kegs of nails. The pay roll of the nail works amounts to over fB.000 for the two weeks ending last Saturday night, August 29th, most of which goes back to the hands of merchants and traders In the city, before the Monday morning following pay day.
Marriagb Lxcehwbs.—'Tho following marriage licenses have been issued by the County Clerk since our last report:
William J. Marshall and Mary E. Kd wards. Hllm* Elliott and Dora Klimner.
Albert Borard and Maggie Haynes, Kathaniel Prmton and Martha E. Cobb.
I«nry
Ransom Walker aud £. Beard. John Lesage and Salin Zaiia Thorn ft* Own and Kllxa Hamilton. Win. Kuykendall and Harriet Medick. John H.TWJtsnd Hydney Ingram.
Iirraxxxafmr-The following Is a list of a torment* in the dty cemetery since last report:
Aug. ®—Mr. Frank- Wliberate, aged 54 kill**! on the I. A Bt. R. R. Aug. 5S!*—Mr». B. A. Phlmiey, aged W con feetion of the bowela.
Aug. SP—Inflmt of G. SSoeller, aged 2 month*: eongmtion of the brain. Aug. 81—Inteot of R. W. Jones, aged 1 year: summer complaint.
Aug. 1—Infant of Jos. Kbhlt still-born. Aiac- SI—Mlm K. A. Turner, ajptd 15 years typhoid pnenmonla,
Aug. Si—Infoat of Oeor«e Briakly, stiltborn.
Thk new arid comfortable dwelling of R. A. Wood, on Seventh street, north of Lafayette street, wee burned at twelve o'doek Wednesday night. The neighbora saved the greater portion of the furniture. Lose about $1,6P0, on which be had #1,300 Insunnoe.
T«rn annual Cetifomncsef the AfHeitti M. E. Church is now In session in this dty, Bishop Weyman, of Baltimore, pre. siding. The exerdaeeto-momw will be of exceeding Interest.
Ann fW going to the Indiana State Fair or Louisville Exposition If ao aee the low rates advertised by the 1. A St. L. road.
reconstructed Fanny B. Price
troupe, a very excellent organisation, starts upon the road Monday. OYSTERS.
Ed. .W Johneon on Main street, east of Sixth, has received hts first Installment of Ojratera for the season. He has perfected such smmgetnents as to have constantly a fall supply of the finest oysten in ths market. However it la unnecessary to make this statement to those who have been his patrons In seasons past. Restaurants and dealers in thia dty and surrounding town* will find his wholesale prtoea at the very bottom of
A REMARK A BUS LETTER.
TK*BX HA VIS, lnuw, Sept. 1874, Fnxvne—With mneh
we call joor attention to our new ol Vklland Winter Oupsteaad Hone FwraMiing Goods. Selected with great cars, the styles are better than hereto, foes seen In this market? they wen bought in August, when Eastern trade was very dull, and consequently at lower prioss than usual. These ad van wo will now give to ouroustomen. We extend a cordial invitation to examine our goods, and are eonfideut that we can oflbr verysnperior inducmnente to purchsaaia.
In all our department win be found the most deabmbja aoeattH* We direct attention to our fodUtles for mwtptetod work. All orders receive prompt and systematic attention.
Ow lines of shadee and curtain materials ooraieee, lambrequins, fixtures and upholstery gooda are very attractive.
To reduce our stock of Wall Paper we ahall establish a new tariff ttfprioc* for the balance of the seaaon. New la the time to leave orders for paper-hanging.
We have made a great sucoeas of outfits of More shades and lettering. Requesting your patronage, wa remain, Very Re«peetfully,
RVCB'B Cajufst HAXX.
SCHOOL SUITS.
We are displaying the best assortment in the above line ever brought here. Parents will save 25 per oent. by patronising MOSSLERB ~. Squami Deauns Ok* Ptaca
Clothing Hotrsx.
RECEIVED AT A. HKRB A GO.'S, THIS MORNINO. BIG JOB OF SILK TIES, 25 CTB. EACH, (i fio NOVELTIES IN TIES. ELEGANT BEADED LACE8, (Cheap.) NEW YACK LACES, (Extra cheap.) BEADED QITIMPS AND FRINGES. MORE RUCHES (CREPE LISSE.) BLACK BEADS FOR BEADING
LACES AND BELTS.
ELEGANT JEWELRY, AC., AC. OUR LOW PRICES ARE KNOWN TO ALL.
A. IIERZ A CO. Opera Bazaar.
NEXT WEEK WE WILL OPEN THB FINEST LINE OF BALL FRINGES, IN ALL THE NEW SHADES, AS WELL AS 75 PIECES OF THE RICHEST BEADED PASEMENTRY, FRINGES, DRESS AND CLOAK ORNAMENTS THAT WJ5BE EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY.
IMPORTANT ART EXHIBITION,
FREE TO THE PUBLIC.
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS.
Geo. A. Hay ward A Co. take pleasure to inform the dtizons of Terre Haute that they will sell a valuable collection of
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS AT AUCTION, On Tuesday and Wednesday, September 8th and 9th, 1874, at the corner of Main and Fifth streets, Donnelly's old stand, commencing each day at 2 and 7:30 o'clock P. x. Tho collection consists of superb examples of the French, Spanish Italian, German and Belgian schools, a very large number of which are new pictures just reoeived from Europe, and never before seen in this country. The following well known artists are represented in the collection: F. DeBuel, H. Heros, Jaquez Carabain, M. Meyers, De La Hoeres, F. Deschamps, S. S. Carr,
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F. Reynolds,
Van Willis,
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Thos. Miller,
W. C. A. Fredrich,
and many othen of equal celebrity. Tie simple justice to the owners of this collection for us to record the foot that this is the finest display of modern pictures shown in this dty in many years, if ever.
The exhibition commences Monday, September 7tb, until tho sale.
A LOVE STORY.
"Myrtella do not say ao. Have you prior engagement—for surely I have a right'to ask." "Oh, Thomas, Indeed I am sorry for you, but I am the afflanced wife of your brother. And more than that, Thomas, he has promised me that he will take an agency for the sale of tho famous Howe Sewing Machines, with which agents are making so muoh money, and then, you know, we can live in style,
Thomas groaned, admitted the Jhct, and wished he had taken an agency.
IF YOU WANT A GOOD SET OF JEWELRY. RINGS, BREASTPINS, SHIRT STUDS, AC., AC.. GO TO THE CENT STORE. WHERE THEY ARE SOLD LOWER THAN ANY PLACE IN THE CITY, FOURTH STREET, NEAR MAIN, ,,v-.
REMOVAL.
P. M. Donnelly has removed hla Drug Store from the old stand, on the corner of Fifth and Main streets, to his splendid new rooms No. 16, south Fourth street. Call and see the new establish ment. It Is one of tho handsomest locations and appointments In the dty. -MORE AGENTS WANTED AT THE HO
WE. REMOVAL.
R. Foster has zwmoved to the oorner ef Fourth and Mulberry streets, where he will sett new and soeond-hand farsuture very cheap. 15-4w smnTSMEirs FA VOMITES.
Hasard's Powder. .Ifcthem's New York Shott Eley's Ammunition, Scott A Son's Double tUti*. And everything, of the best quality, needed try sportsmen, ean be had at
A. G. Atamw A Go's.
-THE LARGEST ANlTBEST SB LETTED fmX'K OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS TO BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES, AT 8. STRAUS', 14ft MAIN STREET.
—-Contracting, bricklaying, plastering mantle and grate setting, paving, cistern building and Jobbing in general, done ptlv at iow rates and on reasonable
prom terms.
Ytesidence, No. 810 south Third Auuk* Aiuwrr.
ADJUSTABLE BOOK COVERS.
Ib te kad Omly at Demio As,'*
SEJBTHEM BEFORE YOU BUY.
In purchasing School Books beer in mind that only at Denio Broihen can he had the Adjustable Book Oover. These ooven are made of heavy manllla paper, and will pteveut the binding from be. ooming soiled, and the oomen from being broken or torn. The advantage of mis oo«en is that they are of a firmer snd finer finish, and an adjustable, that they can be made to fit any sfand book. Thayiwuwai nwyto pswliai en of every kmd q/ book. In addition to this Deuto Brothenalao give away bsantlftil book marks and blotters. In addition to all tbia they are to sell at reasonable prieee. Do not forget the place, 606 Main street, three doom eest of Sixth, on the south side of Main.
FOR A GOOD WATCH or dock, or anything niosln Jewelry or Silverware, dont foil to call on O. Tbask, at Marble Palace Jewelry Store, 61S Main street.
-MORE AGENTS THE HO WE.
WANTED AT
NIGHT8CHOOL at Terre Haute Commercial College commences Monday evening. All be there.
GRANGERS—A. G. Austin A C*. sell Oder Mills at cost.
VISIT THE CENT STORE AND EXAMINE THE NEW FALL STOCK OF LADIES AND GENTS UNDERWEAR. TO BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICES, 4th ST., NEAR MAIN.
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»i»r THE LOW PUCM WE HATE HADE OS
pEI^EpUELDffcj-flliprjv
Have opened, and are gArini«ttho
Marble Palace,
hEClDED BABOAnS
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Black Silks,
Black Cashmeres and Black Alpacas,
ALSO A LAROE VARIETY O!^
Beaded Laee%f' Beaded Gimps, Beaded Fringes, Beaded Ornament* and
Gnlpnre Laees,
At SO per cent Iwsr than msriket value.
620 Main Street.
NIGHT SCHOOL* Terre Haute I menial College eoiumencee Moaiy •vesting, All be there.
-MORE AGENTS THE HOWE
—Orders for well digging and Am* fug* cistern deanalng and repeiria&W at Scott's pump shop, on north 5th, bstween Cherry and Mulberry streets, receive prompt attention. 4JK
OUR SASH RIBBONS BEAV THEM ALL. PRICES FROM 35 to 90 cents PER YD., CENTSTORE, STREET, NEAR MAIN.
NIGHT SCHOOL at Tsne Haute Osas* merdal College cemmaaeas Mondv^ evening. AU be there.
—John W. BAoanrr, dealer is J3osm| Barrel, Heading and Staves. Keeps constantly on hand, flour, ineal, TlnwJ cement and aladr, half-barrels. Oidugi solictted and prompt attention »isM Sooth First, between Gookins and streets.
WE WILL RECEIVE NEXT WEBB! HEAVY FLEECED HOSE. TO BKLJU AT 16 cU PER PAIR, WORTH 35 4*. LADIES, DO NOT M1BS THESE BJfm GAINSTCENT STORK, F0URTH fft7 NEARMAIN.
FOR SQUARE DEALING ANDGOOfo GOODS GO TO THE CENT SlT«^ 4th STREET, NEAR MAIN.
W. S. RYCE &,CO.,
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ABE XUBCEXTIHC} DAILY
GOODS FOR THB FAT.T. 0^ TRADED
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Black Cashmeres, Mohairs, Brilliantines Black AlpacagR!^
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C1AITY fls'fo 8VC€%SS In the al eve gWKls. ff W1UL RECEIVE THE FISHT OF TSEWiM »BIO JOB" of the WHOLE YEAH a line of
BLEACHED MUSLINS,^
cent
UNDER FORMER PRICES
Don^t bnjr utll jronaeetlic«e,ar yoir sorrow will ha—r
WIIX OFFER AT THE SAME TIME A LARGE
OF EXTRA STYLES OF PRETTS, at 61~i eentifor yard. low what have jroa to nay for LOW PRICE&TJ .4^
CHILDREN'S HOSI^f,
Just received. Fine Cashmere and Wool-Rlhbed EXTRA LONG in Solid Colors, Searlet-Rlne, Faney Strips Ac. We have all the siiei. Dont wait till theatoek ia broken. PRICES EXTRA LOW.
The WATERLOO in PRICES the cxmiing week will GIVE THE "FIELD" to W.
Low Cut Shirts!!
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ANOTHER LOT OF BELTS AJj» RUCHES RECEIVED AT THE CEIt STORE, TO BE SOLD ATREDUCO* PRICES, 4th STREET, NEAR MUX.
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W. N. RYCE A CO. tad *-•«,
S.RYOE&CO.
In all si*m and Styles,
Jmst received at
SftlRTS are our Exclusive 8meial tv—Prices correct and Satis* fkction Wsrraated—C»il and ex«mine.
N. B.—Ask for the ft* Shirts, they are as good as usually sold elsewhere for
Crepe Lisse Rnching. Beaded Belta Belt Buckles. Silk Ties. .t New Styles Belting1!
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Small lot Silk I.ln*4t,
Silk Parasols,
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