Wetlmnhmgrses
fleet. Wm Spice the Life at
Remaining Lawmakers.
"ll/NIH”
an...» renown.
“Mot-um from!” a! the um]
Mountain-nu a “mu Deal-t
W” Hill cl Inn ”Hand to
It! hum—no We» of courtroom
Imam, July rat-«mm will I»
navy-M in the ”WW“ u! congru-
tflpwoatttntennontur. 'I'mlny thew
AID remind the 09”th row”. on the
m and new bill
Wuumrugwt, not it will lead
W, hat lt‘ will, wiltwvi du’nlt'. In
III”! WI. . llfldfllfiflml photon.
. ”finely“ and mmlap-
W "0 MI ”l: flit 1' Al“, and
Wlll 7mm attention dun»; the week.
m ”vetting Immune: one»
It“ and being MW by their "mm” are
“WWW to math-0| Wnblilngton
T nod prohibiting (thitwinnnigrv
There is “no all-v
38
0B the ”bivalve! the mm treaty.
them are Ill. KW. who will reply
and Item. human.
Vance. Wavy, llorinnn, (tall
The man on film, having permlv
Mtoaltdmtflgmflmot then—paw, will
continue in work day and night mud n turn!
to
of (Momma day in the
roprmtatlm ’l'lm («intonation
lenlviilwill he repmlontl'm
day «Watercolor. The gm rm: deficiency
till it mm the «farm. ml, with the ter-
tt‘latlen bill, will be warm to went/lentil)»
m the week. Them one a number at
Manganese-stale dnyr and nighta
Motion 9! mini subject»
fishy trim is to be deem»! to bunnies:
Wire»! the Willi-W on the public
M, ‘9 ”It’ll M" ii ll!) Olvjectimi.
WMylomlo the 50.13:“ order (or
Microfilm! from the crunmilm: on prb
"(CHM and the day is tn In occur
tytltelnll providing for the establish
0! a court to low [Ki-vote inn-d claims
WM] flight is to he impugned by bills
from the «minor on in: plain», and
My m by bllti from the cmnmittne
which “we may IMMOIP
m tievml WW!!! report!
«one up during the trek to damsel
“Washington new fiaturday
any 9 good runny tongue»
ll mm mum: there will
u W'Mt in the tyne». New
men: ”out o! the any.”
dthvhmmmdbsmipdimia
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HMMywitho-taummuanyum
rut" allot: TAX IDEA.
K 10 m m 09'“ Thirty t’ongrtmnen
Me In Henry “would: Theory.
WWW. July '55—'11»: not, in an
to the recent murmur of
W, to the uncle to;
“(at (”M tint smllmn ln's nmwul
”W“ 5“ Half tinny} piw {or u
use. Ml calm, ml that the Delu-
my l6 landing Marni free trade
a! bully mount the We tax. says: “It
” I“ m Went to Watch the growth
drumming. Moms.“ nowtoi
toevorttfitymhm in memo! rep;
my“ mutton in it, caplet with ‘
on m “1. ”they lefltllfl' quiet
. satire Tillman
m , MW,
who Microwawt charm says
mm W 6‘me
73
trudged; u A:
name
”madman. llcwu mud by
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“mumminguyaw*
mat CW REPORTS.
m mm» or nun ”at Carol
’0 ”m “M
Wmflnly 795.452 um dur-
35 lb wait has been (trouble (or the
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Intel/the Ranks of 49
Bad Split in :1 Famous K. of 1..
District Assembly.
THERE All! NOW TWO DISTRICTS.
rue cmrnan m vmumn.
Maurine ”out It Work and “only
wmm by it» Mon-mm.
Penman”, Vn, July lat—1h
can note committee, at which ex tor
Mnhmmischnlrman, will meet unaw-
reéldelwn Uldll‘ht, when matters relating to
thonpm'owhlng prelideullal content wlll be
Ill-cm One 0! theme-t lmpfll’lflltmflv
”momma” will have bolero it willbo
Minuteman. to the elecuonlticm ol
tit-two wan-rial {neuritis It is pretty well
Wthntllahmintendl to have his
electoral ticket aud none other. and will
under no eircnnmancel yield to the Wau-
lirldy laction.
During the pint week Muhonu bu» had
new”! prominent Republicans [mm the
mirth to call on him to disease the political
outlook. Ex-liovernor Cameron and ex—
Congr’mmw Brady are watching the tuna!
lion and the rrlovetnentn o! the Mnhone
{action cloudy. The state connnituae meet-
ing will be iollnwol on Tummy night by a
grand ratification meeting to ratify the
nonlinntinn at Harrison and Morton.
film's will be made by Mr.'Muhone, Col.
William lamb, of Norfolk: I’. S. lllulr,
llrmvn Allen, and other prominent ltewblb
mm of the Mnhone faction.
ARKANSAS RACE TROUBLES.
‘filrm Sent Whlte Men Anonymonl
Warning: to have the County grid the
latter Drove the Negroes Ont Inland.
Marine, Tenn, July 21—le grand jul’!
of Crittenden county, Ark, has made o rt
port regarding the banishment of eighteen
nexroet by an armed organiutlon. I'orty
[erron- have been indicted. The grand jury
found that anonymous notes had lxsen sent
to a number 0! white men by negroel, 5in
ing the whites five days to leave the county.
Thin resulted in retaliatory nit-neural, the
whim nurctlng and recurring out of the
county the negro“ smpcctcd of sending the
threatening eputlos. Among those who u»
coivod orders to quit the county within five
days were Col. M. F. Smith, the leading
merchant of Marion; Sherill W. I". Warner,
oi L'rittenden county; J. Steven, 5 black-
smith; J. 1’. Berry, a lawyer, and H. 0.
Kathy, n tanner magistrate cl Marion.
The grand jury succeeded in tracing the
anonymous threats to the olllce of the county
clerk, David Ferguson, one of the thirteen
negroea haninhcd Ills ollice was owned and
lngmontu 0! anonymous notes, which evi-
.dently had not scenic-d to be mttyluctory,
were found on the floor. Experts pronounced
the handwriting m thut of .l. \l'. Ramsey, a
young South Carolina negro in the employ
e! Ferguson as a clerk. The immediate mo-
tive (amending the warnings was loom! in
the {act that Ferguson and I). W. Lewis, the
W0 county judge, had been indicted by l
tanner grand jury lor habitual drunkennes,
the penalty Ior which was retrieval Irom
ollloe. The intention was to creuwureixn
ol terror and break the force of the press-cu:
tiom Ferguson was one at the Arkansas
Ollernnten to the Republican convention at
Chicugo. He was serving his third term as
clerk of Crittenden county, an office worth
MOI) a year. The testimony before the
grand jury was highly Sensational,
EFFORTS FOR “BLINKY”
‘l'wo Mutlngn Were llcld and Each Fue-
tlout Are (5M They "are (lot [Md o!
the Other—Mutter Workmnnu Quinn
Retained the Clarion—New Dulce".
New Your, July til-The split in District
Anembly 49, Knights of Labor, has come at
last, and there are now two organizations In
the city, each of which cluimstobe the slmon
pure district. Early yesterday ulternoou the
delegates to the district begun to’ gather
about Pythagoras hull, and by 2 o’clock, the
time for culling the meeting to order, the big
ball was crowded. Muster Workman Jamel
1!. Quinn won on hand, and with him were
1'. 1'. Quinn, Hugh Carey, George Murray,
William Illcl‘lulr and a number of otlwn
The nppodtlou to llllll was repruentod by
Gait-go W, Dunno, David J. Hangman,
Philip .I. Mcurath, Charles J. Purcell, Luke
J. McEVoy and other lenders. Both lids
had GUI!!!) prepared Iur u light, and it looked
tor a while on though they were goingto
have it.
Muster Workman Quinn, When the hour
toropening the district arrived, announced
that the district would not be opened while
the amended members were in the hnlL
Thole suspended members were: George W.
Dunne, Luke .l. MeEvoy, Philip J. Mctlrnth
tad David J. Naughton. Home of them had
recently been suspended for terms ranging
from one to We yours.
They usnertml that they bud been illegally
suspendol and would not recognize thorns-
pcnalon, and likewise would not leave the
hall unless they were forcibly ejected. Alter
lame lurther talk it became evident that no
meeting could be held in that ball, with Mr.
Quinn in the chair, unless physical force was
used to eject then.- who were objectionable to
him, and an much u course would apparently
land to a knock down fight Mr. Quinn do
cided on a more comervativc course, and,
taking the charter under his one, called on
Ill true Knights who desirol to recognize the
low to follow him.
A number of delegates, among; them See»
tnry Edward H. Kunzc, who has been
counted among the opponents of Mr. Quinn,
went out with him. They promo-led to the
district’s old meeting plum: at M Fursyth
street, where the charter was displayed and
the meeting called to order.
From this point the stories 0! thedny'n pro
cooling: vary widely. 0on of the dclegutel
who attended the Forsyth street meeting
said that on the first roll cull 112 local moon»
bllesanchred,und this number was alter-
ward strolled to El? orgnnimtionn. This is I
majority of the district.
The meeting in Iv'orsytlt siren-l was quiet
Ind orderly, the most orderly, so one of the
members sold, that had been held for cighb
eon months. The decision of the general ox-
ecutivc board ”retaining .‘dmnur Workman
Quinn in the fight until» again-t him by tin
district court was .rmd :md {Approve-l, and
much routine ltlblm-na' was transacted.
When Mr. Quinn’s lullmvcrs. lelt the meet-
lug rooms- at l'ythug; ms hall the delegates
who remained at otm- prm'emlml to orgnnzze.
Dt‘trilrt Worthy I-'uretnnu I’. J. Mdlmth
took the chair, and, with the souls u! the
local Monublics attached to u piece of paper
for n charter, culled the district to order.
The pmition of district recording secretary
was declaral recent on account of Secretary
Kunz: leaving the hall, and W. N. Reed was
elected to fill the vacancy thus created. It it
said that on the roll call eighty-seven locals
responded, and others are expected to join
the Pythagoras hall branch ol’ thodiatrict.
Alter the two meetings bud noljonmed
delegates from both gathered about I’ytbn‘
game hull and discussed the situation sort-
ously. Each side asserts that it is tho-lin-
trit't, and the other: are simply sot-odor:
John W. Nolan, one of the Pythagoras hall
men, mid:
"Well, we have mind at last in getting
rid of Quinn and his crowd. They are out
bug and luggage, and will stay out. W.- have
the building, the boardol trustees and the
treasurer, and we intend to keep the whip in
band. They have got the building trades,
but they have already applied {or a national
charter nud when they have left Quinn‘s
crowd there will be little 0! it remaining."
A Foruyth street district delegate said:
"There is no split. Thu-e fellows do not
unount to anything, and it is 1: good thing
that the district in rid of them. We did more
work and had a better meeting than we
have had in a long time. We will now pro
coed to organirr the district, and go to work
a a wet organization, such no we were up
toafew years ago. There is only one Dis—
trict A-embly 49, and that met at «IN Por-
Iyth utrect. We have the charter undthe
low, and them noisy fellows will find it out
before long."
TIME CHANGES ALL THINGS.
A Man "are Itnlmnl tn lluxlneu by Ila.
K. n! I. Now Mil-(tr \Vorltlnnn.
NEWARK, N. .l., July ‘3}. -1Instr~r Work-
man William B. McDonnell. at District As~
umbly bl, has resigned his Ialurlod olllco
and retired {rem the Knights of labor. It
fluid that McDormott withdrew from the
outlet at the nuggeattouot Samuel Howell,
the leather Inauulactum, to whom he in
under bulw- obligation:
The ex-muur workuun'x retirement I-
deeply regretted by “I former 1-point“ ll
the ord--r. lle has been annealed in tho
elflm by Worthy Ill-M Formula Burtcholl.
The latter, a low you! nmwu abuttar
morn-tum in this city. There war I
urikeluhhdmuudhoreflladtoaccaleto
thedematuh ot them
'l’hoL'nlghu of Labor Muboyoott on
him. nod alterward W that theth
mllncrmbiu; him out of button
for he shortly allarwnrd tolled. He then
outcome a clothing cutter and joined the
mlcr.ruingbydo¢roquutll now he in it
the head of the W in thin city.
float ”on Want Ballot.
tin. lam, July alt-Inn recent revolu-
tiouiuroprdtuthodm-odlnl monopoly
hareutracud the attention at cattle mu
umllmtchunnmlltlxprobabl- thut a con-
vcutlonwtllhohldlnllt [out m time
(“lantern-calla“ “Nation-l
Butch-n? Wu amnion but up
potntudaeommltlutoconhr with the ex«
ocutlvomudttnot mutual-national.)-
elation, and all interested in the
mttndewlllholuvihd to not and do
vbmmmotnlht math-dud“:-
ufiwhlch they are It M lobed-3
um .
MORGAN.
Colombo. People Think Horny should
Be him-n lllm an Well 3. Other;
Commons, 0., July 1'}. ~Thcre is n grow
ing sentiment in this cmmnnulty in furor ol
the mmmutution ox the mutation oi “lilinky”
Ilorgnrn sentencml to be hanged Aug. :1
This is wpecinlly the case since the indict-
ment against Coughlin has bran nailed, and
ithas Inwme known that the one against
Robinson will take be after llorgun is
hanged. misc who have watched them
of Morgan during and since hit trial think
therennrmmuble doubt he to his guilt,
and feel that he should be given the benefit
of that doubt, especially since the men mn-
victedwitb him go soot tree. In view of
these local a petition asking the governor to
commute Morgan’u sentence to imprisonment
1w lite is being prepared by 3 well known It—
torneyol the city, who has become inter-
ested in Morgan’s ease, and '3 acting without
his knowledge sud without pay, and will be
circulated for sign-tum
"A Bar 800 Illlu long."
Firm-cue, July 21—11:. preacheru of this
town don’t tuke kindly tothe bur attachment
o! the Ponuylvxnia railroad bullet cars. In
Iii term last night the Rev. J. 'I'. McCray,
at the Third United Presbyterian church,
sold: “A low years ago, when the grocery
m were kept open, Christian men said
theyhxd to keep open or lone theirtrade.
low the great Pennsylvania Railroad com-
pany, to mom-e it- wonlth, propon- to run
aboron its train; Thinkol it. A bum
nih- lougl I don‘t lee why they do this ex-
cept {or gain. Palomar: don't need the
Moor. They can surely get enough of whisky
to Win”: to last them to Pittsburg,
Ivory (Thrill-n run in that corporation
will huveto Hell his ltock in onler to keep his
any clear."
A Brut-l larder.
CIICAGO. July Zia-Em Rome; was d.
W] and brutllly murdered by Theo
don Butter about midnight. Roma: had
been paying utteutloru to Buttcr'x ulster,
whichltotterobjoctcdto Buttereame homo,
A “Illa-d Pound Club.
CIIOAOO, July ”3-71" hundred rlllroul
auxin-m. firemen, switch-
... and hum. not In West One Hut»
own Ill
hats, Fish oysters,
new
rum-act mun
m m m m. on. an
o'clock p. Ill. nun JIM 2m to September
elm-ire. tor the perm of receiving Ind awn;
uponnny complnlntlhat may be brought to their
nation. Perm
Iv.
“It
0
HEALTH COMMIT ru
Vegetables, Fruits,
hiya)”.
60 me win. some um.
CANNEW’ ETO' 5.15.. I. lxpreux Idle... Wuh'un lx
p.48 ” here-I. ul " Am.
ll ll‘l NH lllllennt u: :.- one In ::
DD. . 'l '(m' 1% :. hoe-l3" ‘13:?! ” “hllilxl Ix
um .56 ' I. : . " ' e . .
“I ll“. $.26 " Lord ll. ”0.“ Amo-
u) " misgialdlfigpn.mhlx.
. _, .. . ' .. '
SAMPLE IIOUSL 3:}; .. mm 9.,“ .. 81mm w".
...o.._. ll}: Sm. 1ll'.’ 3 an:
W. B. HALL 8:. 00.. '39:,» ram, :3“; ': 3,39,,
BRIDGEPORT. an " Accent. 1m “ Lonllx.
4.4a ' Bootoulx $1.13 “ [Areal hm
BIBS. WM. H. JARVIS, “5 3 Am 7.2: f. Ilrldgd'pt Arc. ,
121 lulu St, South Norwallt, :3“, ,, 13m. {3'}: .. gm:
Nexttod. murmur. 130:.» L1. 7.00 ... ”my: 32." " am llec.
i been lledugentlor . In 1 Mt ' ' pee -- cum 1.
3:)" "(grille :Ilapglnlhclr good! In lhll vicinity. I to.“ " In. ‘ Bum"
would mpecxlull invite the Indie: to cell and 11.55 "
. ' . A for 2le. - .
h l have a lull Iluc honour. a." ' [locate . Screntydve Dex. (‘11th l Ilene in Plain, Black,
371%?ch :lll’lscll'xflhgpllgw of the I.” Amen. l 6.5! p.m. Armor. ‘ Removal New on there good. ml! be my. “'3‘! swiped M 30,“ W he: "I, Flu!
now, Following mu low of the my humpin- a." p. m fleeing; I 1’13”?!“ Instill; Barrack“, Iold anywhere for Smog, 1' . '33:. tom Thule goods m up:
: ".26 " a It ' on” e or , :.
"ghlrlsmn 09c. pay-rd. lull " Actual. i Italian! Prlreon there (loodr. 9c. Our Removal llnce on that Goods will he 5: per
Balm Badman" loruterly mulled at “A5
Ithadamee, hillo Francoire, Snub.
Auelmlntllnaolmoumlug pram, all wool and
on" wr: we.“ :zzz"::::."”“‘ “31:715.. WHcTSK'W' . “.&.%$+3333fi
"fighlrenzfem."were... n... $3? ‘ E?” 2:: Tl:.'.'5§."““““"f“'“‘°"°‘"'""‘ mm : ggflf'urfiyflmn
gllél‘fiZ'nlllll-fi" ('rimllcn. .rlc.. Inglgfihr'l 1.2%: 3 gig}: Z": fixkl’wafmtmzlamz::i'nwhle, fl, .0“, . “gmfihmifl'nfitm 8:21:12; “No.1“
_ “Bulldlngl Stone for Sale.~ M 5% p11“ ' ‘ “mow We. 373%- E mm "i” '“ ‘5‘” “in be ”35‘"
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but that an be obrltlfll.
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pl’1’. ll. GUYS“. or
ll. W. RAYMOND.
no the
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W. ll. snvnmnv, VlcoPrea. and ch'l Sanger.
P. (3. hurt. Superintendent.
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lldn.ln.l’x‘d Slollnd
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HOUSA’I‘ONIC DIVISION.
lure Bridgeport for I’liflflrld
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lliulp. m Illxt-d
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uncommo'u
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{‘1‘
MAIN
We
April 5. um
sunmr I‘ll.
7 so I. In.
~»‘ to»,
STREET
Dress [lauds flenu’l.
One lot Preach Mime. w» nold for 19¢.
‘ Item-INC:
I‘ve Home All Worn Rona Yelling, in (.1qu. la-
. A lull line 0! Iudln Um It 92.10:, misc, lie, in».
m. 18:. 19o 20:. 21c. 2):, an. 24:, and :‘hc.
LAL'E FLfllINL'ING.
wan cold It 673:.
Three Piece: Cream Oriental Flemming, (r. in wide,
wu told at tile.
'I'wo Pieces, til in, Swiss Embroidery, urnally so‘d
tor 31.74.
Thirtymiuc White Embroidered Suite, usually sold
at SL7!
Piny+ix (blind (“bx-hey Robes. rold nay-hue
[or 3H9.
STCSMfiE.
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NESDAY [ELY
Five Pin-u (frea- mun (limb, ,
Removal Price, 12)“.
r
u. Ox-Blud Ital. Holly Hill Nsvy Blue,wu
[lewd Price. 49:.
Ikmoval Price, 39:.
Reuters! Price on three Goods nill be 3| 19.
Remark! Price on these will he IMO.
at this
Removtl Price, life.
We will sell 'l'eu yard: of but for 10:. This Illa
,.... monument ...:.; mm
One lot Domenic Samar, wu sold for 12);: . '
W Price. 1):.
We havcrarehu unfertbled .
the lot neurotic Sutton-I. we! Iold tor 125?. at ”
WI! Price, 9:.
Twentynve Dot. liner? Fm Black new, nine 5
Forty-three Del. Gents’ White Unlaundried Shim,
motored trap: and buck, Immlfil all linen
Lattice, we vxlil all your Israel attention tour
new Nonpareil Glove (ling
only). with Fancy Embroidered huts, Three
Cantu m well worth 791:. but will he Iold It thin
Burnout Sale at 43:. per pair.
I
(In: Hundred £0er Tonrllt limiting. 6 yuldx in
each box, usually sold tor lrc. uhox, wil be
'1 loved
wrunsnav.
HDSIEBY.
“S-
'I'S.
Thm Pieces um: 3mm. Gui re. ‘5 m um», 'J W "*4 Wheam vim the m "If:
P one Tull“. “I sold ,0, ”'12” D“ , rounding, non-tanble back. There goods are ,
; Removal Pricc.9llc. ”Rh“? ’5"ka M“ “get , .,, be /
BOUT!" i Two ’Picca Ill-ck Spunluh Gulpurc, 4’» in vnde, true on ” g m 39:. each. | /
I.v. So. Norwalk. Ar. Wit-on l'nln ’. mid u “.21 .
7 ‘5 ._ Ill. 7 53 I. m. 3 Removal Price. Illgx.
. 9M " 910 " , One Piece Black Spanish Guipurc. 1'5 in wide. no
1024 ” IO 33 " 1040 ” ‘ mid tor “.41
1“: g p, m. 4lg? p.._m. :33? ohm . Removal Price. 513:. '
7,." .. llrxcd 7!: “ llxrd 72’ "U'x‘d , Two Firm Cream Orient-l Kunming. 45 in with.
Corset (in Run
BUSHING
told
lumen! Sale I0! 9:. per pix yard box. l
Must Reduce Our Stock
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR. -
NEW 'lllllllls Ill 01m. NEW S'l‘llllll,
SO WE SELL AT THE LOW PRICES STATED ABOVE.
Don’t forget the I0 yards of Lawn for I9c.
,4.)
5
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30c. prr lb.
Rugs. Bones, Bottles Iron
”7 ,,_ _ r—
x mu. PAY 'ruu ATENTB.
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'l‘cu your! in United States Patent 0am. I I 5, -
70“ new Guide to luvcuton mailed tree. Bum“ " AW 5' m
A. 17. Quinlan], Iraq,
The Male] Market
I have need fllnlllll'lSlln
since but Summon-lit In;z put me in nhxpewfll:
do.
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Do not bnyalnounmrnt or fleadntone rm: any
ph. bulge direct to the uhow room: of
huh
I’. W. us. Wlnsr street. liorwxlk and Iclert one
all coruplete Ind
and cemetery work.
I’. W. BAIT ['38.
will not bed “minted In in
lnlllklndl oi uildlug "one
grandest bargains in the town, whether you buy
Dry Goods or Hosiery, Notions, Oil-Cloths or Shades,
“YOU WILL BE SURE TO GET—«~—
ROSIERY.
Indlu’ Black and Colored. lull lmlnr mule
Hone, worth 250 and Mo tor “a per pair.
Indlu’ Lille Thread Hour. will close tut, nine 8.
at 17¢ per pair. worth 500.
Children‘s Blank, lull rmulur made “or. k;-
glag top floor, 14¢ per pulr, worth mo.
Cblldnn’o Colored lull regular mode Iloau lor
19¢ per pair, worth .
lulled all allk Imp, black and colon, 10c pnpr.
(lento’ at Hall Hour. lull regular made, tor
19c. worth and 803.
India’ nth fine Halo thread Home [or title and
So, worth “I”.
UNDERWEAR.
Children's Gauze Vests, will closef
the let, all sizes, at 17c. This is af
great bargain. We will give a an:
count of 10 per cent. on all Gents,
thdies’ and Children’s Underwear-,5-
with the exception of 25c goods.
To compete with large concern:- I have taken the
agency of one at the olden and Iargntaubltxh—
aunt; in lie "at: for the pole of
Harness, Saddles. Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, 810.
Pine Harness To Order,
M can... It the old stand. where I will km
for line at Whips. Sponge: MI. 3
Robe-e. feed I... 11mm... lla- u.
4.
Such goods and prices as these need no introduction.
They are the sort that speak for themselves.
quoted here we have a hundred others which, for luck ol space, we are obliged to omit.
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IN “'8 31.1803.
DIBBLB'B BLOCK
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THE VERY .BI‘IS'I‘ GOODS AND A DOUBLE DOLLAB’S WORTH.
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PARABOLS.
For the balance of the anon our Parasol- will
be mld regudleu at coat, in order to make room
[or other anode.
Indira' Chemllettel. our 259 and Ito ml: will
be told It We and We.
25 thins at Embroidery Silk for the.
A discount at 15 per cent. will be given to all
I purchasing Kid (Hover.
Poultry of all Kills,
F. HAYES.
SOUTH SOIIWALIt
Dress Making Rooms
PURCHASING AGENCY
_m__.
Cor. West St. and Taylor Ann,
Where she will have increased {militia-and more
now (or the mandating at her patrols.
SALE»
We only want to tell you that for every item
You will be safe in looking here this week as always for the
D OMEE. T108 .
75 dDLTOWt'll. oxtru sin-,1“ 10 ,- much, good value
at 12in and 15:.
Turkey M Demo-k for 23¢ per y-td, tut color.
60 inche- wide.
All Linen Checked Table “mm 170 per yard.
do Tabla Damask.” in.wide,@290 worth 400
do do 50 do 350 do 450
do do 58 do 450 do Mo
do do 60 do Mo do ”a
do do 60 do 490 do 700
do do 09 do He dofldll
a” On Friday, between the hours of 2.30 and 3.30 p. m., we will sell 500 yards of unbleached muslin at
3&0, worth 8c. per yard.
.l- W-
. S. MITI-I.
Norwalk Chronicler