fiOMDITION OF
THE MARKETS
The Week in Stocks; Cotton
and Grain.
:i..o4inn (laminated hv the Abun-
dance, of Capital. ?-t f
Little Evidence of ; Agresstve Pressure;
to Sell Cotton -More Latitude for Ad
vance Than v. Decline Haven ' ar d
Stout's Revisw. ; . ; i '
Special to 'tbe Gazette. '
New York, Feb. 5. Haven and Stput, in
araeir financial review for itbe cu'rrenit Veek,
ieaie-cfc 'today, say : Wbile Tlhere bas been a.
ansrdena.bl amount of speculative profit-l-iktos
in the market with i ian:ened;upon
f rices, particularly In tlhiait; part: of. SIhe
f-'ock list wbich- (has been the object of pre
v tous advances, '.the situation on tbe ;whle
-i more or les dwntiiftoted' by'theiabun-da'a-ce
of capital, -tbe 'consequent ease 'of
raoney, and the demand far investments.
Tie twn (market . reflects; these ' circum
stances even more- significantly itban., the
eitock list The ability of "railroad cotin-
ivaaies to refund tbeir obligial.tions at lower
rates or :in'cerest results in. the suggestion
cr actual proposal of fresh-plains of that
Mnd, while 'the fact that 'tJ&e low rate bonds
already brought om be ! market ' by such
rcu'Is as fhe IN. C. Cen'tnail 'Lake Shore
and- Rock Island, aire selling at a premium
is extremely suggestive. It is entirely nat
uumI that such- faiJtors .should .keep alive
ifoe spirit of bullish ; speculation Tin : -the
acock market and tbat where prices yield
larder pr&l't taken-, by professional interests,
eager public demd for. t!he" securities
tonus sold shmilld' prevent serious declines.
A t the same time there has tmxloubtedly
been a shifting of attenklilon 'by the leaders
of ifhe speculative world from the stocks
wbich originally led the upward movement
to other parts of the stock list. Tbe real!
.zaiwon of good news such as lb President's
speech last 'week, defining Otis firm attitude
on i2ue currency question and the emphatic
rejection of 'tbe 1 elder resolution by -the
house are incidents of the kind which usu
ally lead to a great deal of pTofit taking.
isauii ai diisyositioaj. on, the part of leading
pofessioiaals would the of course aug
men ted by 'Jhe fa at -that during the -Week
stocks have 'been passing from strong in
Ho weaker hands. . . . "
Nothing occurred ' to change .the opinion
of itbe street abouit tine odea of the J Van:
derbiks for a consolidation! of their rail-
roadi properties aaidi the formal aimnounce
men'o of the N. Y. entra-Lake S!hore plam
on Friday follows the lime already pursued
by epeculaitdons. on tfoose 7 stocks. . ; There
iive been, rumors of rate cutting by : the
Gransrer roads, 'and wiSleithe maibter has
hff-n kftrvt' ouiet it was sufllcaeffltiy ,dia
oussed to crearte JheeitJioil regard
stocks in qiuestion. Burllngtoa, however,
has advanced on, ruimors of in taunedjate
increase of tflie dividend. ; - . ' '! :
The Coal stocks feave to a certain' ex
.tent ttak'en the position of the builiah fa
.vorites. Reading in paflaiicullar is benefited
by the closing out of hooidto OseM by-42ie
reorgamizaiticin Byndicate thud removing a
danger to manipulative effoits in the Bead
iog slocks, and It would seem thait'ieading
Juteresas have beeo "; ncoiraged' to jilafce
told of .tanem. ' ito--ai!ttloaaot'12:4al
trade has moreover been. gxeaUly (kmproyed
by tihe present cold snap- t iNot onkkyT, ts
oooQ&mmpitiott greaiUy Sncreased, butt; tine Ton
pediments to operak&ng -the mines reduces
stocks a.nd has been followed! by n aqL-
vamice in prices, wmcn, uuwibbu. -wbbhp -
held a. broafdi fbain any one nl'iciDajted.
&no-ledfge cf '-fhese ' fadts" bas of -course
brought inlaying from a variety of sourc
esv and . 'I'he provisKxne bave sbown very5
remaraabfe, strejiigJh' wf th ja - tendency to
gotill biglher.
1 COTTON - 'J
Yr" Hiitaae rtShat is novel "can be re-corded
of" the, icotfion ei tiuation during the : present
week, and,' it" may be said'thait labe buy
ing, andc selfing paiera ar about, equaiiy
dfi vid'cd in spibe of fthe continuaince oi iaeavy
iec&ipts of I'ne suaueat uoe Sou-Uh. An-
ileipatkHiis of. big liqaiMiitjing; movement
or lojrg cotton: mve . not. - toowever been
reaiizedf 'thus far. " Ibere bas been in fact
little or vsy evidence of aggressive pressure
to. sew from any -.quarter. On the Ouher
hamid we know- of so many would be 'pur-
hijisers. -'wtoo have -seen, tetocks . and-eraiii
sadvaioee A-nd': noted) tAe general improve
oiieat .inTtfhe business siitluia'tion tJhroughout
I'ne ooufatry; and wlho for those; if for no
oJhw reasons, are waitiing for a furtbr d-
cTine in cotton, 'prices to get im, 'that we are
inclined to feeli' skepticail about" furtber
drop of-serious proportions. - The imprei-
aionf consequieinitl'y grows that there is more
laui'maae-in' tne situation, Tor advance tban
for decline. ' ' - -- ' c-'
It is a-'Jso.Uo be consMered that 'the lowest
prices of a co'tton year, almost always oc
our ini tbie' anontih of February.- - lAt present
only 17 more bustoess dajys remain ' in tbe
papafh. -; Q&t is preifcijy af e -to say that "the
unfavorable - factors in nihe situation are
now perfeotly well known, -whlile it m
equally apparecolt that every possible means
'haa bean employed to depress prices 4m the
interests of consumers of the staple. We
feel, uha!t The time .its consequenitiy rapidly
apprio&cMng wben cob:on sbouild be bought
reairlessly., . " - - ,
The Cotton. Gazette," of Liverpool.'said
om ' Januairy 22 : - "'Never 'do - we remember
Iiooal araTkets. to tootb Liverpool ind Man-
cbester so -utiterly- unfavorable to the art
icle and so universally one sided All want
cotton down; -wbatt for? In order to buy.
TIbe selling ;is done. To has apparemtly
been .-more or less merrilly..goi'n'e on for
three mouths, either in raw cotton for de-
f erred! delivery or to yams and cloths. The
sellers are getting annoyed amd the true
value of t!ne artiCfe being last sight of be
cause it bas rlaeeni liberally cbeapeined by
intterested iticrpaldik i J- Tbe pes
simiam of 'today is even. .worse tSKan- it was
ait the lowest of lSd5, when- we were de
spairing iin- the "dlork on the eve of a rise
of 2d. per pound." ;r A-Aii. - ' -
To this may be added a quotation from
an isrticSe.'by Coli-Shiepperson- n February
1: "To those wbio tMnik thait: prices should
conifiniu depressed as in 1895 because, tbe
irop is even :: larger iban for the season
of.; 1894-5, let me suggest - that the reason
wby a large crop depresses is becatuse if
it ' m much ta excess of the ; legi timaiie de
toaind, tbe vdsible Hupp!y.;. rapidly "-increases
until it reaches large proportions and that
a considerable portion of tbiis supply is
pressing on- tflie market for immediate sale.
Compared watb thils time to 1895 Ube re
ceipts of 'Apiericaini cotton bave been 484,
000 bales greater, enid yet ilhe visible sup
ply of cotton (of all kinds) is 508,000 bales
less. " ' The price of cobtoa is be
low he average cost of production and a
OTrtallniienlt of acreage Is inevitable. Its
extent will depend upon the price of cotton
in "Marcb. and lApr!!.'! "
ABOUT - BOOKS AND AUTHQRS.
. "Quo Vadis'f is goingSlpto an "edition
de luxe" to1 celebrate the completion of
its first year in translation. -:-"'. -
" The , London World is authority for
the statement that Mr, Eildyard Kipling-
has - been cycling- in; Dorsetshire
with vMr. Thomas Hardy and is nego-tiating.-for
the "purchajsexf a house and
grounds at Rod well, near Dorchester
Mr. "Kiplinig has recently broken his
own record . It is stated that for the
poem "White Horses, which was writ-,
ten for the first number of Literature,.
he was paid one dollar a word. : '"
Mme, Schumann left behind her "when
she'died 50 volumes of "her diary. .This
is-now being edited: by her:daughter
Marie, who is living in Vienaia.- " It will
be of great interest, especially to the
musical world, for Mme. Schumann was
a wonderfully', strong and interesting
character and had "lived "a-life full of
incident and color. In !her diary each
oil e of her numerous ; pupils is- men
tioned by name. - ' .
. Although Louis Beclces South ; sea
stories give to his readers so much En
joyment, the author himself is said to
take sm all pleasure in teir composi
tion, requiring constant urging on the
part of Mr. J. F. Archibald, editor of
the; ?Australian "Bulletin, .'to Jceep tip
his contriibutions to thatpaper, in which:
most of his 'writings first appear.-' Mr
Becke was a sailor and trader before
he was an author, and is tjow going to-i
drop literature, at least temporarily
and. after his English sojourn go back
to" his beloved islands in his old occu
pation 'of a supercargo. - r -
, " THOSE WHO WRITE.
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Shoes
and Dry Oootis
sfooire' IFiisitraures aimdl IFMrimiHtifflipeooolEveir'Vi
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UMirng att Ddt; anndl ILem TTDnann Dmt
Having let the contract for the remodeling of our two stores
and putting in a glass front. We will begin today and continue
sents the minimum of human intelli- AV jm-jjam. wmj . cn.aot oauiiiuy oaic gvci isiiuwil 111 UlC
genceitissufnientforthetransference 1ca. A cVixmII TriJe nn foU AA A. 4..A U..4.
of thought. iiiJiui y vyi. x wiiu v 4.A4.V. a mo 10 xiw iaiU UUUt tU JLL dW lldUC UUl cV
Michelangelo has left a private cor- A mon voflTr rWof ,,r ,r T:i1
respondencewhiehiss-hortlytobepuib- fe" wv"t vv.. " V v.vcv,wa . vviiat wv3av ctlJU Will
lit,?, ZTSLZtiTJrZl satisfy you ot the truthfulness of our assertion when you call. We
logicalrorder and" added to the letters L..-'. ira J f Ua ctnri nesi cf 1VTt TVTrrTTc 1VT T77"T7T) C TX rV f TTT1 1 1 -x 4-l- - 4-
written by Micbel Angelo to popes, 1 rw-- w !! VA 'LA: iAcirjo, vvuu win acc LlldL
Gertrude Atherton isat Rouen, where
she will spend the winter. She is now en
gaged xn a novel "dealing with interna
tional marriages and, is to have a large
royalty besides the large sum in advance
she has already received., j - y
Dr. Edward Everett Hale says that
600 words of aiy language are'all that
are necessary for communication. Eu-
ropean couriers da not-possess more
knowledge than this and while it repre-
an eamest of bei'ter jcoaditions. in- t!he: iDaM
trade and of a better, -position for tbe an
xhrajai te shares. " ' ' : r '
nhf 'Motihip.m- Pacific directors ' bad de-
xlared i.lhe promiised-seeond dividend: oa ths
preferred stock, pubK8bing etG,tbtm
time a statement of tbe (Toad's earnings;
whirfh lhuBfh1 oanitious and coinservativs.
la itiaiVn, aa a nrrtmlisft not 'only Of COUtln-
.11 r, w ytar' a i w MiotTrAa n that "lass, but
x..i-ffio.:a.nir oiivnini.a. fl.t.'l'rba end Of ' UftS
flaroll mar ttn, (mifllkft fl. dividend OU the COm
mfin wnnth fMaAiMferimicr.; Sneculiatdive bolders
-of iNorthern Pacifice, bowever, .xealiaed on
Ms news, and Indeed iw-hat"are tenmed the
Klondike Stocks were all' uppaieinttly f
ftPki hv itihft Hijtihi tude wbiob 'tflre Oaniadian
Pac-ifLc has assuimed and 'itsapparenla desire
to CT-aso trafne. tbwuah 'the situation could
be readily cured if the.imersoatsOoxmcrce
Comttnisaion ShouOdas i'U 4roaai.y
relax tbe Short baul clause to favor of
rhe American roads.' f.' - "
GRAIN AND PROYISIONS. '
Following -tbie " "sbarp decline..,' whicb
marked the closing of the January, Option,
wbeat has been, irregular. Prkes 'inrobe
OMcago market bave advanced and hen
deolined, sbowiing a rather larger . degree
of activity. Tbe nmrke't la best dfescribed
by saying that every-body is. waibtng for
somt!hijnig ito turo np.. There lfc:s 'a. re
sult of itbe aietivity in January, 'moreora
speoulaiiiLve element in :tbe onarket," wbicb,
of course, affords Jopportumifty-for manipu
lation -amd' temporary fluctuaitions. It can
mot be said th&tf'tbere is any ; cbange in
tbft f.nftraWv8vii1li,.vfhflaraCter of he ul-
t imat n,ii tiviTr firw rthft 3'aisr. ctod. 'Receipts
ad Western poin'ts bold up remarkably 'well;
trdt on the oaherjband the sbocks- on the
-.'oMi-rAHjsiTi. r: csbecially . in
F.-zfOiod. Jsnat Tuesdav .for instance the
supply there was only -equal Jtio-about two
weeks' muMnjn.t.lnn amd tbe country i de-
peuident npwntcsurreait arrival.-It', is also
ncted that Argenitine ' cfferings bave not
Leca 'large. ' Some" interest attecbes to , the
Sports tbat iMr. Ijeiter has succeeded.- in
Ke'.tina- i-ifmhaiwn. fltiiirna'rtisi -to -make a 10 cent
rate on "his Wheat to JNorfolk and 'Newport
News. Expert Thoman's estimate of 400,
000.000 bih'Sfr 4bp'i coming: ' .winter
"wfaeat crop is gehexalty considered enlirely
too large. ' '- '. f -
-orn 'has'been daill, butdispiays"-'elt)rengt'h
toward .the end of 'tbe-. week' on sbort'-cov
nig. lAt ttrafcessions 4' .faAr demand -geems
to develop but tbe situation is .etill dom
loait-ed, so far as anv tecul!iation-is con
corned, by the fact ytbat w sball t again
carry over - amenonmous surDilius ; of :lst
yr's.,crop..ni''-i 4 - c i ,sr.
Oils bave. been, dull and 4be market 'has
"to ail appeaianc reflected the.-prevalent
uncertainty in wheat.- There is still, bow
ver, a. very good oasb demand. - , j
ProvlaHons are a- stronar-feature of 'flhe
mark eta..;, The bulls themselves bave beea
urpriteed by the visible supply figures
which indicate very much smaller stocks
RIORDAN'S COTTON REPORT.
Special to tbe GazeHte. -
(New York, Feb. 5. Tbe failure of the
imnnense crop " movement to depress . 'tlhe
cot'ton market itMs-week bas been a source
of surprise 1o almost every one. Tbe stag
natSon (in tbe trading was broken today by
a.; smart advanice amd tbe week ends, with
aT nsore' &eerfui feeling prevailing. Liv
erpool shorts' were covering today and; 'tbe
Oonrttoent was - buying J 4n that! " markets
Prices there advanced one? and a balf sixty-four
tb. TMs rJlsie took our tocal operat
ors by. urprise and 'tbose who .were short
scampered to covering. ; Tbe market op
ened four .to five points higher and afiter
tbe openiing improved ? still further. The
volume vof outside business was not great
but New Orleans bought freely and several
local, short lines were taiken in. May
opened t 5.88, ajdJvamced to 5.91 and closed
at 5.89 to 5.90 with tbe )itone of tbe market
steady.
The Southern mvairkets contbinue firm and
ibere seems to be an endless demand for
cotton at tbese prices. It is doubtful, bow-
ever. M tbis demand would fold'ow any sub
steEliM rise 4n values. : Tbere is certain'ly
enouisih cotton to supply all wants thus year
and!:t seems to us tbait tbe onlycmf wyp p
and' it seems- to vss that abouit .tbe nay oas
is for any big rise would be a growing sea
son, .for tbe new crop so unfavorable as t
insure a reiaily moderaite yield. In, that
event Va - wbirltwinld! of Bpcuilaition. and a
good sptaning Jbusiniessr would probaibly
gflve us something rike a ; repetition: of the
great advance In tbe summer ,oi i5o.
princes, artists and men ot lewers. t
will be interesting to see? whether these
letters throw any. new light on the re
lations; between Michel Anglo and
Raphael Sanzio. " , :z-' ..t--'
William D. Howells has lust returned
from abroad, where he has ben sinee
July in pursuit of health. Germany in
terested him, though he found the
climate terrible and felt oppressed by
the military atmosphere. During, his
absence he completed a novel and will
soon begin another, the notes for which
he collected during his trip. - The scenes
will be laid abroad but the characters
will be American.
you get the 'goods at the prices advertised.
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ment
Given
Away
Of
nnBurssa everv one knows -tba cotton is low
and; that .a buyw. att ibiese.prkes. wltb tbe
capital . and jtbe patience .to watt, a twelve
monitbi if necessary wwiM btave tbe chances
!argelyt. in biSifavor and wouiI4 lu Pb
abllity make, money. . But .we uarddy tbink
it prudent for people wflitbiout ample means
to buy ait preseat on tbe chance of some
dlisaster to a crop tbe planting of twhich
has not yet begun'.: iRTORDtAN & CO.
Send your address to H.rB.' Dncklsn A
Co., Chicago, and get a free Sample box of
Dr. King's New Difs Pills. trial will
convince you of their : merits. ThpiHs
sxe easv in action and particularly enec-
tive in the cure of ConstiDation and Sick
Headache. For Malaria and Liver troub
les ther have been proved invaluable.
Tbev are guaranteed to be perfecteiy free
from everv deleterious substance and to
be ourelv veeetabie. They do not weaken
by their action, but by giving tone to tbe
stomach and bowels greatly invigorate ti
ftTOtem. Reeuiar size 25 cents per box.
Sold bv T. C Smith aad Petham's Phar
macy. - .
We shall give IPer (Deilt of this sale to the poor of
Asheville.' The same shall be paid into the hands of J, E. Rankin,
Cashier of the Battery Park Bank who will dispose of the same.
Tfom Sale JEegaiin IFelb'y Hit9 . anndl Qnal
Dnttnimiine $bf SJdD-JD)ay.
CL0THIIS6
Take rour trade' to the storekeeper wfho
me&a who! you want to buy, and does not
nrAair TOur natience tryinK to make
you accept something you doaot want.
O. W. O. Hardman, when sheriff of Ty
1st county, W. Va., was at one time al
most A prostrated with a cold. He used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and was so
inucll Dieased witb the quick relief, and
cure it afforded him. that he gave the col
. . m r-. a.. a - m-m i All
lowingrunsoiiciieo, ceswmuii. 0-,, cf rniuiCUrG
who may be interested, l wisn to say, inai iij t-, j j ijMJiJiiiiiuu
I have used Cbamberlain's, cough semeay
In gents ready mads clothing we have
the best selections ever effered in the State.
Tbe goods were bought under the market
price and "we are now sellling them for
less money tban.it cost the manufacturers
to make them. We have suits from J2.00
up to $25.00, aad can show you greater val
ues in this department than you can buy
for double the money .elsewhere. , . Only
come ones and see these goods and ws
will bave no trouble in selling you. v
LOCAL MARKET.
otaft mArkst .suotations. -'Prevalent
nrixM nf tnlB' orodttce tt the Asheville
- , , . ....
miTTOR--Best couoiiry. awci cw
Sitvr 1K TO Z(HV. r i
' tnm .try-nressed . nens. " zuc w ow.
x-moA frl Sickens. 15e to 20c: dressed
r .... .........
fnirAVfl i9!t4.i ihai" aressea aucus. asc
wwnwT A m .TCS-Fiotatoes. -. insn -r ana
sweet 11.00 per bush;; turnips, 15c per peck;
onions, 10c per . do., 35c per pek; cabbage.
5 to 10 per bead; carrots 5c per bunch; beets
? vnnfLTtnui,hnTiji.' I24c Der auart:
'snap beans, 10c per quart; letxuce, w f
greens. 15c per. peckt celery ,5c per stalk or
ka nM Atvrn : radisbes. 5c per bunch ;
W V. f v -
nnmnlrlnj IftoVi tO 25C. " - I ' 1 "'
1 ' , " -i l. 41.. '
MEATS Home ' raisea sw. - "tsv
iR miind.i 10c? HamDUTg. ..Jw
ia 15IU(! loin roast. 12c to 15c
i-K.rt mtn ebons '10c to 20d; la.mb
rnasrt. 15c: veal cutlets, ;12c to 15c; pork
m - t . . . i2 O 1Vl.A
Tkinna. 10c to 12c: porK roast, o w tzv
I5"c to 20 c; toutton cnops ioc u wu, uxu
-.t- tn lKr veal- cutxiexs,: xoc; we
i.mh wwit. 12 e to -15c: veal cuttlets, 15e
i k. vtA ion: sweet breads, 12c to 15c
.Il.nnrlr - sJUlSazes in - UUKW, x7-
Mt.4 - oa it aa era . . 10(: stew - beef. Be .. to
1 tin ' , ' - - - fr - s i ,
GAME Quail. IOC to itc eacp; jto-
.nt. Kn n 75c: rabbits . Idresseaj,. ivc;
squirreJs (dressed), 10c i wild ' turkeys,
1 or A t aa uih (vnnfflutiL f dressed), 40c
to 75c. ..--' - .
v vrarx ATffn OYSTERS Blue fiish, 10c
shad, 40c to' U-00; salmon ; trout, . 20c;
a . -n-nner: 12o: . flounders. tlOc;
oysters. J30c to 50c per quart, according-to
ttIua Point oysters in' shell.. 25c per
and find it Invaluable for coughs and colds.
For sale by Dr. T. C. Smitb.
Tell the salesman politely but plainly.
that, you know just wbat you -want, ana
hie, will,' not try to sell you any sort ox
a substitute.- , .. .
In Press Shirts, Knit . Underwear, Hos
iery, Handkerchiefs, Ties and Suspenders
we can give you handsome goods for about
half price. Do not miss this great oppor
tunity to' buy these goods at the price we
offer.
POINTED ; PARAGRAPHS.
It is a wise fool who can -keep bis lack
of wisdom to blimself.. .
Bad story tellers -end poor relajtionsT are
often, considerea -Dores. -,
ilxve lamgbs at locksmiths, but it never
giggles t.'ibe plumber. - ; - .
Tfo&teax&er wbo uses tbe nqfl .is apt to
make bis pupils smart.
" Buying "i 'tdckefc f or 'T symphony concert
is a sound inivesunent.
ofbeia softer-a "man. who
Carriage swU,l'i of tea sobera
i totoxicated wllove.,
The .icicle "and bicycle seasons t are tbe
only.- oniesu reoognized. by the wbeelmian.
(Some- men are like silver plated 1 knl ves
tbey look bright but are usually duU.
lAn "Li" road patron says tbe bustlle will
give us more eievaibed trainsv,
(A'flaamcr says Hhe wearing of sboes witb
hiigh heels laaui narroiW ve&les ;indcajtes a
big com crop.,. ',
fft-is unaiversally beLieved:' tbiait vibe aver
age ? sjd:lressi mantes - for (publication only
nri nut as a guaranty ox good. laOHx; ; . .;
!Wben! a man has so mucbJxrioncy. tbuuts, it
troubles bltnn be can usually" fluid . some
woman. . who .will . be glad to sbare bs
troubles. " s " - -
FRUITS 'Apples, 7& to ii.za jr uuau. , iyascsreia jcnay vawarwc, toc
oranges. 4ic ro ouc per uu v,.
iou ner auart: bannanas, 20eto 35c;-per
dozen, - - , - ""
Moments are useleai if trifled away,"
... Aanrermislv wasted if con-
sumed by delay in caaes where a "want
ad" Inserted Jn the Gazette will bring, you
what you want immecuaieiy.
derf uT medical discovery f tiie agef pleas
ant and refreslnng to the tasie, act genwy
and iKsiuvely on Kiuueys, liver ana oowe,
rlpaiisin? the entire sr stem, disiiel colds.
tnvn liAnHnnhft! fAr. lillllial rOIIFf fpatiOIl
and lu ionsness. - PIf ase buy anl try a box
of C5 to-lnr; M, Jr. f ent. . Bojd ana
g-arautet'd to cuv "is . v-"
Pelham's Pharmacy."
DRESS GOODS
2. Of Dress Goods at.. .. $1.39. '
$1.50 Dress Goods at.... 98c
1125 Dress Goods at..W 79c
'"$1,60 Dress Goods at,...' 69c
75c Dress Goods at.... - 48c
' 50c Dress Goods at. V. 35c
" 25c DresS Goods at. .v. - 18c
r i6c Dress Coods at..?" 10c
SILKS
We offer all our remnant and piece silks
for less than cost and can show you as
pretty patterns in waist silks as any one
could desire. Now is itbe time for. you to
get a great bargain in tbess goods.
HOSIERY
40e , Ladies' Hose...... 2S
2Sc, Ladies' Hose. ..... 18c ,
18c Ladies' Hose...... 10c
, 10c Ladies' Hose...... 5e f
Full lias of children bbse at unheard
of prices. Come1 and examine .these goods
andTyeu wilf bssure "and, buyCj- ' f
CAPES And JACKETS
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$10.00 Capes For.... $6. 50
$8.00 Capes For.... $4.98
" $ 5.50 Capes For. . . . $3. "98
$ 4 .00 Capes For;: .".$2.50
$ 2.75 Capes For.... $1.69
$10.00 Jackets For.. $5. 00
$ 8.00 Jackets For.. $3. 75
$5.00 Jackets For. .$2.75
$ 4.00 Jackets For.. $1.50
M USLIIS UNDER WE A R
We have just received something band
some in gowns, chemises, drawers, corset
covers and waists. These goods were sell
Ing very low before 4 tbe, mark dowji and
you .cannot buy the. same values, anywhere
at tbe prices we now offer. f
SPECIALS
Blankets, Comforts, Rugs, Bedspreads,
Table Linen, Canton Flannel, All Wool
Flannels, Towels, Napkins, Table Covers,
Jeans Cloth, Aprons and Lawn Ties.
FIGURES WILL NOT
LIE
Fruft of the Loom 8
Good yard wide bleach ... 4
Sea Island domestic 4&
Apron ginghams ..t 3
Shirting calico ........... 3
Dress cambric 3
Silesia 7
Window Scrim 1
Cotton toweling 3
Good outings ............. 5
Cotton plaids ............ 3H
Whale bone ... 5
Paper pins ............... 1
LADIES9 AND GENTS
SHOES
$3.00 . . LadW Shoes .. $1.98
$2.50 . . Ladies' Sboes .. $1.69
$2,00... Ladies Shoes $1.25
$1.50 .. Ladles' Shoes .. $1.19 -$1
. 25 . . . Ladies' Shoes . . S8e
$5.00 .. Gents' Shoes .. $2.98 '
$3.50 .. Gents' Shoes .. $1.93 -$2.00
.. Gents'. Sboes .. $1.25
$1.50 ..Men's Shoes.. "Me'',
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Goods Co.