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THE MACON TELEGEAPH: SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1894.
IWW — MWiBa—
Boys, vacation is nearly over, and soon again you
must return to school. Make yourself presentable at roll
call by selecting an outfit from our newly-arrived stock.
Our extensive line of nobby Boys’ Suits is as complete
as a full course of study. We have used special efforts
this season to pleuse our patrons.
Our §3*00 Boy’s Suit is a big specialty as a
well-made and durable suit 0ur§»4-«OOand S5.00
all-wool suits cannot be reproduced for the price by other
clothiers. Our display of Boys’ fine Dress Suits contains
handsome and stylish patterns.
£ 10 SEE OS, ONE AND ALL
CHARLES WACHTEL,
515 CHERRY STREET, - • ■ - MACON, GEORGIA
MUSIC HATH
MUCH CHARM
And That to Bo Hoard at the Dixie
Fair Will Be the Most Charming
Ever Heard in Georgia.
WHAT THE COMMITTEE IS DOING
all .lord ofMniteal C.Bl.iti—Th. *»«-
ford Slitira—C»»7 I,land Conc.rU-
Cloud Hand Conl.iU— Central
Manager Wadtry'r Dali*
Tho Dixie Interstate Fatr Is prepar
ing to linve music enough' to satisfy
everybody.
Already Card'* splendid brass bund
baa boon engaged, and everybody
know* tho quality of music Curd fur
nishes. The baud will npp.wMu ttielr
baudnomc new uniforms, consisting of
nil Jacket* and blue pants, nml will
make a handsome nppeorauco u* well
a* furulsli tho host music ever heard In
Georgia.
The Sanford slaters havo also Iteen
engaged, and they will give two con
certs dally freo of charge, while Card’s
hand will give tho celebrated Coney
lslaud concert* dally.
If President Cleveland cornt'S, nnd It
seeuis aliiewt certain that ho will, tho
celebrated Sovenlh regiment band of
New York will lw engaged in addition
to thosa already engaged, nnd others
Hint the imislo committee have under
udvlsomcut.
Mr. B. 1>. Irvluo Is chairman of tho
music commltteo, and everybody know*
what n. hustler Mr. lrvino Is. Ho Is
JttHt tho mail for tho place and Is get
ting up a programme that will ho n
wonder to tho peoplo who utteml tho
fair.
Mr. Irvlno Is busily engaged at pres
ent nrranglng for n number of musical
contests for umateurs, nml will Imvo
cornet, violin, mandolin, banjo, guitar
and other contests, so ns to glvo all
kinds of nnmtvur musicians nu oppor
tunity to wlu a prise. Ho Is also nr
ranging for colornl lent contosis, nnd
tiaudsouio money prlsesw.il bo awarded
tho colored baud furnishing tho best
uuislc.
The opaeo for music hall has already
Item selected, nnd In this hall will also
Jk> the exhlhlts or musical merchandise.
Music will fi>nu oue of the most in-
teresllng features of the great fair, and
under the able supervision of Mr lrvlue
.will bo one of the most Micvtwsful.
The executive committee held another
meeting yesterday tad ,lld an hniuenso
amount of buslnes*. They Lave found,
however, that It will lie acees-ury lor
them to meet oftener owing »o the rap
idity with which exhibits are coming
lu and applications for space nml t>rlv-
(legist are being made, nml passed a
resolution to moot not less than twlee
each week after September 1ft nnd us
often ns the chnlrmnn may tleein noo-
essaiy. After October l It will M ueo-
i Matty for the committee to meet every
Geucral Manager Wadtey will be In
the olt.v next Friday to urmugo space
lor exlilh'.ts nnd privilege*, and each
Friday thereafter uutil October 1, when
he will remain in tho city until tho lair
la over.
Kverythlng Is boomlug nnd tho asso
ciation Is dally tiudtng It necessary to
engage more help. ,
.Mr. \V. IV. Collins, who only liocan
work yesterday, iv|k>«s that In- has at
realty bm IxiWN by peoplo who
want (o make exhibits and that ho ex
pect* the demand to increase dally.
Awarded
Highest Honors—World’* Fair.
oa
queer
^ CREAM m
BAKING
POWMR
MOST PERFECT MADE,
r pure Grape Crcsm of Tartu Powder. Frrg
4jrr Ammonia, Alum or any otheraJulterant-
ap YEARS THE STANDARD.
SOCIAL NOTES.
Gayety Among the Young Folks All
Last Week'.
Among the social events of the past
week a (/no were more pleasant than the
'alt li'ome" tertdercri the QlandoHn Club
by Miss Manile .Hoimield last Friday
evening. (Md*s IIolIKleld, ibeshtes being
most fasctn'.itlnx youn* lady, is n
charming entertainer. which the suc
cess t/f Friday evening proves. Mias
Mamie leaves Tuesday for buoy Cot>!>
Institute to complete her education and
souure special Inatrurition In music.
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Thor© was a charming erttertflflnment
nk. tho fiom« of iMrs. J. U. Turner on
street Friday evening for tho
benefit S>r the new Mulberry Street
uhuwh Suntday sclsool room. The af
fair was known us n penny party, ana
eucti kuwi vm* expected to bring n pen
ny for each year of iholr age. It was a
wont pleasant affair, besides netting a
nlh-oa mim <for th© Sunday school fund.
Those prrwrft were Misses Ma«ud Har
deman. CatnUUt Jbhnson, uVlke Delia*
ven, Eddie dJogilne. QE.it hit, Leila
UUraos. Je»lQ' llbiinea, Befctde Carroll,
Irene Hen^rP.*ks.
iMemra,/Murah. Brown, lAdams, r©v
lew*. Jtydicu. Hatcher. Barfield, Thigpen,
BhWn*!bl»r.
atonic.
Hal toman. Mumford amd Dr.
CLIPPED...
. ' We’vo clipped all
the profits off of our Low-cut
.Shoes. The season is late and
we don’t want to carry over a
single shoe. The profit is
yours. Coine and see.
THE SHOE MEN,
A 516 Cherry Street.
Ollas Lizzie Lena Ilenly of Hawkins-
vlHo 4* visiting tihe family of Mr. J. J.
Jo Ik./ in Vlneville. ^
Mlta Jentrla eve. a charming and pap
ular young lady of Augusta Is vial tins
Mtw. John L. Turner cm Washington
avenue.
Pit/fcssor and Mrs. C. O. Townsend,
wln> have been upending Hie summer at
Tallulah, have returned home.
W.*»‘k1twv*lle Dlspabch: After a pleas
ant sojourn;of a month among friends
nnd relatives hi this place. Misses biz-
sge and tfacah .Jolks have returned to
tholr homo at Macon.
• •4*
Mrs. E. Y. Military and children have
returned home after a pleanant visit to
MOM!eagle. Tenn.
MW* Mary and Kate Callaway left
ymttertlny to spend some time nVIndlnrt
Hprtog.
Mm. W. H. Now-cane, who has been
visiting her sister. Mr*. J. H. Williams,
returned homo Friday.
....
Mlr» Marie Guyton of Florida la visit
ing (Mrs. Olla Wimberly on Tuttnnlt
auuare.
....
Mm. Sim Livingston of Albany Hi vis-
Ittng Mr*. W. W. Williams on Magno
lia street. •
....
Albany Homtd: Mr*. G. N. Porter of
M>»n In Vlnltlnq Mrs. W. Muse on Jef-
feiMun ArieoL w
Nfflsm. Everett CMteman and Em-
mrttn Mnwll leave tomorrow to attend
tho University of VIHWl.
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• Miss Jurist lluguentn leave* Tuesday
Kir Athens, where sit* will enter Lucy
CWbh. M)s* Ju*a Is one of the most,
is.putar jwumr hdlt* In the city amtt
will he greatly into .d by atl the young
society i.vp'c. , ''
Mrs. Isaac Hardeman and her two
charming daughters. Mime*'Lula and
Ltdl-.i. have returned to their, home In
MoovMe oiler uutte n stay nt Portet
Hpr.irg*.
•Dr. H. W. Wslker ts spending the
day with relattvert In ManttallvUle.
Mint, Leone Bonner of Port Itoyal,- SJ
C.. Is vtslUng Mr*. R. W. Bonner on
WssMngtMl avenue.
....
Miss Lolls Holmes and Mrs. F. S.
llnrdo.mn left yesterday to vtslt rela
tives in Roberta.
....
Odm. Boykin Clado of Washington 1*
stopping with Mrs. W. A. Davis on Or
ange BtreA.
The young people will give a ereceil
german tomorrtaw everting at Cis resi
lience of Mr.' lien C. Smith on Mulber
ry street, (■'•»'
....
Ml*. CVmrtlU Estes, who has been
spcndlmr ajtc summer In Washington
nnd norlhgm Virginia, will return borne
this week, • j ■ «*.h.v.
***•
Miss Mary Wimberly haa rdturned
home aftor a pleasant Walt to Miss Du-
Preo at M’amtmunut^
•Mr. John R. Turney, the papular and
hamlaome ehler clerk of Hotel St. 81-
mon. Is in the city at the Park hotel.
....
Cleier apd genial Ben Hondrtck*,' the
pv-pulsr chief eterk of the Park . hotel,
left last night for Cochran, to be ,*ohe
several days.
.... ,
Miss Marv Redding, after a pleasant
visit to her brother. Dr. J. H. Uni ting
at WVyercsa. has returned home.
Miss (Edith Bchatanun, wSo aceempi-
tided ihe Mbcoa party to Washington, 1*
now In New York with Mr. and Mm. T.
J. Caring and wilt not retum-until Oo'
tober Miss techsasmau h*« many,
friends who will regret her -long .ab
sence.
Mr. Howinl E. Cout©«. trh© has b«n
Ul for wem© tlm^. It convaltwtfn*.
HM
MSm Julia Am Won has recovered
fitxn htr rrcenl Bln ©ms.
pleased n^lth our beautiful cKy. He has
mainy friends 1n Macon who hope’ to
nee hla ©railin’* countenance often.
OTCiS© Nwtnett© Carter hns returned to
the city after « detiffhuful vialt <lo
frton'dti In north Geijrgia,
Mr. Fred O. (Brtncron passed through
Maoon yeatendpy en route to Hlneavtille,
Liberty county, where he goes to t:ik<;
churgo bf a Jlourl^ins school. He h:is
been no dn Gordbn county teaching
fttOioo! since his «rradua1ft>u from .Mercer
University last June.
MU-ea Amanita and Qfay Beelaml
have returnwl home nfter ©pending u
fow dtiys ple;u*anftly with friends in At
lanta, ""
Mis© LUtkOT Ihire. after n delightful
vlnlt of four monltha spent In tho dif
ferent cl tie© of Texas « ml India n Ter-
illory. has returned h*>me mut-h to the
dcdigi'Bi of her mruiy^ friends.
Mix V/. R. MarBfWTd of Opelika, Fin.,
returned home yesterday after a plea©-
nnt vUsit Ito her cousin, Mrs. J3. Crim-
mlrr.?.
••••
•Mr. George Netherton, fortnerty n
popular ©alemran of the Dannonbrrg
Oanmwny, has nocoptetl a pojritdon with
tho *W. A. Doo-Jy Company.
••••
There will be a marriage soon be-
lnvp>Hi u Maoon lady omd an Atlanta
min'. Pt will be ciafiite a prominent
ifhurah wed'dln* and will attract gen
eral attention., The engagement of tha
parties his not yot been formally an-
r.Lunwil.
•Mtw. P. L. Lewis of Birmingham.'Ala,,
accontpantoi by her lov'cly daughter©.
MJ©neti Elvira and Carltoe, ore vlrtJtlng
the family of Mr. John J. Cheney In
West End.
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Mra. Aaher Ayres, one of Macon’s
most churmlng society women, has re
turned home after n delightful mmiiner
at Ocean Gncn'e. N. J.
CURE FOR HEADACHE.
As a remedy for all forms of head
ache Electric Bitters haa proved to bo
tile very best. It effects u permanent
cure and the moat dreadful habitual
sick hoadatihes yield to Its influence.
Wo urge all who aro ttfllicfed to pro
cure a bottle and give tills remedy a
fair trial. In cases of habitual consti
pation Electric Bitters cures by giving
tho needed tono to the bowel*, and
few cases long resist tho use of,, this
medicine. Try It once. Large bottles
only GO cents at H. J. Lamar & Son’s
drug store.
Buy your Watches,
whether gold or silver,
at the Lazarus, the Lead
ing Jeweler, 520 Cherry
Street
. Insure with Macon Fire Insurance
Company. Ulortvl P. Calloway, solicit
or.
a ptvmlhMtt cfttiwi
i- —. 4* imMI *~ t>*
•Lys.ln the <aty with relative*. The ma
jor expresses himself as being highly
GOOD WORDS
FOR THE SOUTH.
Cspt. Hamilton of New York Speaks
Volumes for this Section, and
Especially Macon.
HE IS WITH BARNUM AND BAILEY
And Knows Wti.reor It. Sp.atf.~tlb
Ur.ale.t o? Show, to ba Her.
on Octob.r 8 — IValt
for If.
Organs at prices never before known,
amt some ,>t tho latest styles from re-
llahlo makers. Seo us before buying un
organ. HIDDEN & BATES,
8ou thorn Music House, Triangular
Block.
The Pullman Buffet Sleeper
for New York, via Georgia
railroad nnd Atlantie Coast
Line, leaves Macon 9:00 a. in.,
and arrives at New York 1:23
p. m. Shortest, quickest and
most complete.
Joe W. White, T. P. A.
A. G. Jackson, G. P. A.
L. J. Ilarris. Ticket Ag’t.
HOLTS REAL ESTATE OFFICE
open for BusPnvss MiWiOay.
Charles C. Holt win auslrtt me In the
( like. I \\U1I give my piTsonal :ittfu
sion to renting anti sales.
A. T. IIOLT.
iRchl Edtolte (Algol*.. 365 Ecvrttl tjt.
OAK STOVE WOOD 63 PER CORD ,
In RbWre ctavl tats and upward, Ivey
Btoa.. W. R. Ivi-y.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
The Misses Dr.cJoa Entertatnrt Tbnrs-
day Evening.
ThursVvy night last Min Ahbie Rr.g-
don ana sister s»vs a most delignirn! mu-
slrsl entertainment at the resumes of
their oarent, Mr. and Mrs l>. i. Sras-
don. Ells street. South Maeon. They -ir.it
■ heir Dost of mend, and relative, nad a
dellshttal time. They played all kinds of
sorla* gsmea and also hod sweet musk.-.
mn»lo and singing by Misses Lena Avnnt.
r.iila Stanley. Woottte Uatton and Line
Brog ton: Mr. E. II. White, J. M. c irbitt
and Robert nation, alter which re.'rvcn-
meuls were served consisting ot cakes,
ertun and fruit. Mia* Huts Stanley sang
and played awtetly. Those present were:
MImc Ruts Stanley, Woottte uatton.
Bula I.ee Ryder, lllnnle Wood. Ella Bar.
Held. Lena Avnnt. Hnltie Ttanley, Maud
Crawford. Emma Braswell, Maud .tvanu
Messrs. John Fermenter. O. I. Stanley.
It. P. Herrington. Oscar Bradley, Horrid
Gardner. Simmons Craig. Randall Hatton,
Brady Walthall. Rodgers Leonard, Jerry
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Corbitt. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ch vrlle Pierce and daughter, ons^s.
Mr. E. L. White. Mrs W. T. Ashmore,
Mrs S. L. ltatton. Mr. H. R. urittln,
and Derate Davis
At a 1st* hour the guests bad* thetr
ITlrnds gesd night and returned home de-
Itghtcd with their pleasant evening.
LADIES DO 100 KNOW
DR. miX LE ERUN'S
STEEL flgfl PEHNYHOYHL PILLS
nal and only PitEKCll. safe end rte
aiUc^ri^ukef. Price Jl.e;. ’Hua k.-
the original and
l latUr
• ad.
The Telegraph Is Indebted to Capt.
R. F. HamXton of New York for a
pleasant call durllnSs Mis slay In Macon
yesterday. The dotpraln. (besides belns
a moil urbane und edoguMt gentlisnan,
has (a targe fund of experience ay a
Journalist in Now York city nnd as a
touveWr in mtuay courtirlcs. Till'* Is not
hlsflrat trip to Geongta's Central City.
The uNerar York Ur likes «he South In
gv-nerat and Macon tn pirWcutar. He
thus buU the udh'O'.rtaie wtitch travel
Jn ulnvotlt ■every country in the globe
n rten'da. blit In (Jhe course d! o/nvonsU-
llon yxstwriioiy be suM be Bleed hls own
country 'better 'Jim any U.-her.
“After un 'Aknevtoon b-as seen albout
all be cun,” aiM be, ‘be 113 prouder 'ihitn
ever ot b'a own ouritry. Tils Is tbe
tan'-J of tbe free. Probably a DJtle wo
mtWh freedom lb smnted, which ac
counts for 'the loo numerous cranks of
all kinds, bill we can enjoy great bless
ings ivttlioutt enduring a certain amount
of buntali'p.
“But HI 'tell you whult I regard as
tele gulden apd: of l.lre ‘Wv'rill. It Is this
country lytrtg sortlh of Matron und
Dlxdn's line. I do niA e'Jly this because
tn Hulking 'to Southerners, but buouuae
I bebwve ft. 'nine PapM aWancenrU* of
the SouUh Is a 'mla'tter of wonkier to me
every 'time I come Sou),h, arV-l I come
every year or two. An uccuslianall via-
ftar to thfe South mure reudOly notes
your Impravomen’t Ittitiln you are here
and who become giudually acouJkxmed
to lobe mew ftatlin'gws. I tiundly ka’ow
these Georgia loiwns after L'he nhnence
of'a few years. Tate Macon—und What
a beanafflful city It Is—I Can see wonder
ful ohti’rtgeB from what It used to oe. If
I cartM 1 would 'make my homo in this
■nrfWty city of beautiful women und
g'atjont men. I h-.nve Horn's been in ibve
with your Southern customs; your peo-
pie chtsrm wo# atKl I !.ttxvn jii3t written
•to 'iny •wij'fe, itellimg liver hwv complettCy
arptlnulted I am wfiih these people.
“Ndt only for dhe albovc reasons <lo I
preferIthe South. I o.ind'.'aiy belteve the
South 'to .the coming courJtry, cocn'mer-
ctally opeakln'g. lit Is tho El Dorado. I
bdlteve 'the Sou'Jh U erJtet'.ng upon a
pniC-oJ of prosperity Unknown In the
blsthrj- ot -any section of dhls counl|ry.
What you want Is Irn'.nOgtuUtan. Trie
Sound o.ro afford its) offer grflat induto-
mnets ito foreign capJJal, and tbut will
bring now people among you. Hus is
now 'being done, 'amd, ua I hu.va said,
you may lock ifor u ipeitcd of unpt’ece-
den'ted prospsrfty and plenty.
“I swn a New Yorker, continued the
OAPtnfn, 'Lntd -a member ot fh.i't bor-
maitf a?) or»aiJ.i.i'tJta, Tftcvunamy HhU.
I caw erasure you. Ciowever, t,. J: besides
giving toNelw YortecCtyortl Hew York
UJJJelrhe only decent anUlboral gov-
erniincn't ft ever enjoyS. Timtnbuy tias
been und Is 'the Unawcrvlng frtcud of
the South and Uae Southern people. 1. s
very' well to (take u. gfe.it tfcal cf elalt
with atl ithejo WTKl ruuvaru umd reo.'-s
of “T.J.i/m'-uiy oU.'fas'aJ.' As a rule,
they are to fry ;tuuu. UVVe'nted by the
p.u-mlta of pure pecnocrapy hp4 '.he
RrpubKoan advocates .of u centtallsed
^OtS^itainUton left lout night for Sa-
vumvali, PC. -hopes Ua td.uwi to Macon
before the SUt of October, on ■which
dike (the bag Bailrum & Bntley sftow.
which he repreie'ota In tb« CJ'fUdty of
prfisa aren’t, glvc3 Its ptrtowiunoJB.
"y7~m^~c7 a. NEWS.
THE BEE HIYE
559 CHERRY STREET.
NEW f ALL GOODS.
Dry goods lower in price than
in fifty years.
To demonstrate that the tarifl
has been taken off of all Woolen
Goods, we will offer to the trade
THIS WEEK
Double mk&Lh all-wool trkx>t« at 15
cerit© per yard—mirarkably low.
3S-1nch tftoem *er*e in navy blue, gar
net. brown* and black ©hade© at 22 cant©
per r-*rd—aim ot&! given awiy.
54-ln<cfii Middleton flannel In all ©hades
at 39 cent©, regular price 65 cent© per
yard.
51-lnch ladle©* doth In all coders at 49
cents, fully worth 75 cento per yard.
40-lwch imparted serge At 69 cents in
the very newest and latest tinit©. The
©ame Roods ©old for $1.
54-lnch doakin«r material in handsome
dasilarns at 69 cents per yard.
One of the new fads In dr$J» material
this season is Covert. We are selling a
bcutftitful quail/ty for 45 cents per yard,
equal to any 65 cents quaMty ©hawn
elic where.
(Figured, dtriped and plaid dres© good©
In all the leading shades In endler© va
riety at 25 cent© per yard.
■Special inducements offered in our
black dresn goods department.
A beautiful line of nnw evening good©
received.
A SPECIAL FOR MONDAY.
Seven yards of 37-dnch Beaugeut flan
nel for 75 cents. Do-nit ml&a It.
COTTON GOODS FOPv* FALL WEAR.
CO pieces 31-lnch gloria at 12 1-2 cerJia;
regular 19 cenits good©.
47 piece© dark figured ©aline© at 8 1-2
cents.
69 piece© Kohitan ©ultlng at 10 cents
per yard; Jualt the thing for ©chool
dresses.
19 piece© Purttaine »wraipper material
In new designs, 31 incCies wide, at 18
cent© per yard.
New cafllcoe* At 6 cents per yard.
75 piece© new «1ngham3 In new pat-
ternts at 6 J-2 cento per yard.
Fine cruulilty black ©aKlne at 10 cenf©
per yard.
Having bought a big raft of white and
red flannel© for spot cash we are pre
pared to give extra low price©.
The Association Preparing lor Jts Foil
CaThpalgn.
The association hn© now entered upon it©
fall campaign, and I© arranging for a
greater nni better work than lias ever
been done by tho association, fcSpeclal com
mittees arc being organised to push each
department, and -.through r.ieie co "V ml £
tees u course of entertainment© will be
arranged. TheP first will be given the last
of this moniTt.
Mr. R. F. Burden will address the men s
meeting thia afternoon at 4 o’clock. Mr.
iiurdcu Is a pleasing speaker and will en
tertain all who heur him. The address
will bo prefaced with a firttfen-tninute
eons service, led by th© orchestra. A
claronet has been added to tbe orchestra
and some excellent’ music, may tie .ex
pected. There will be a special meeting
of the Ladies Auxiliary Society Ih the
association hall tomorrow afternoon at
4 o’clock to assist In arranging for a re
ception to be given the last of the month.
The auxiliary hasn't held a meeting for
several months, and a full attendance Is
desired. The question of running a booth
nt tho Dixie Fair will also be considered
at the meeting.
Two new memebres wete received into
the association yesterday, but still there
ts room for more. If you are not a mem
ber ©end in your application at once.
Japanese Pile Cure is tn unfxllns
core for every klivl and state ot tlio
dlirase. Guaranteed hy aoolfiya Jt
Small, drUKSlsls-
Clocks, docks, Clocks.
The largest and hand
somest stock in the city
at low prices, at Laza
rus Jewelry Palace.
delighttuiT*t: n tuutai n ment.
Til. -Misses Little Entertain s Tarty at
Friends.
A deUsBtful entertainment was given at
th* residence of Mr. C. E. Little on Wes
tern HoiRnt* Friday nlrht In which the
Misses Little entertained a few of tneir
friend-i. .
The evening was sr«nt very picarantlv
tut a late hour, when the guests departed
hoping that their charming hratesses
would favor them with another one ot
thetr entertainments some time in the
near future. Thoso la attendance were:
Misses Mattie Crawford. Rnchel Jeffers,
Llssle Mlltron. Belle Ooln of Columbus
Connie and Clyde Little.
Messrs. Henry Worrtiam, J. T. Gritno,
Leonard Grlfltn. WUlle Bankston, Joe Silt
ler. Wade Little.
Makes dyspeptics
laugh!
Brown’s Iron
Bitters.
Red flacrael as low as 17 cents per
yard. . *
WMte flannel as dow ns 14 cents pei
yard.
JEIANS.
(All-wool Kentucky Jeans-at 25 cenU
per yard.
C'aarslmeres for parvis at 40 cents,vrortt
$1 per yard.
LIGHT WEIGHT OLOtAKS FOR EAR
LY FALL WEAR.
Grey, (brown and tan cloaks to set
from 31.50 o 32.50. worth (from 33 to 35.
SPECIAL.—Fast red .table damask ul
19 cents.—SPECIAL.
•WHIT SHIRTS. NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
106 dozen Bee Hive shirts Just re
celved. Celebrated for quality, styli
and durability. All-linen bosom, neeli
omt wristbands, pleated or plain, at 4!
cents, worth 51.
Our white unlaundereld shirts three foi
31 are selling very fawt.
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