I.
.l
ALLE mu H‘UOA
“army” Wu Flo.» ”I ‘1"
1c . . 3 ‘ “"1”“ Qinnwiifi.
fiamfi, 0V. 1'1. ”equal!" .1 ,
bane lxal‘ might ('mgmt,. ,
't‘ V . inqluy in EL; llw pu . .
. Y fling.“ .\1v,;‘t f. l .
fluidiiwlcl :- .1”. 7 ;m
7““ “dilution of llr- 1mm .‘vvll'll’
V "Wt which the L'hiiitw .7‘ i. .. my have
“ml-ill onion; tlit-iiiwiuw. 111‘ council,
““3“ m1!“ our grand jury nullmnrd
Hit Men. must nlwfl)‘-‘ u-umin u toll
“Will in under to indium businem.
"hfiuhdwu in“ tlm-wzi Lito iotcusocxclw
Pug.” "m election. A» only t'hinumou
til glut! bullet-oi stun-ling u'nl liliu'-\'ll\'t'l‘a(.'11’
‘mwdlglhlo to iiiomlwrhip in the council
WM grout rivalry uniting the Mou-
! t
‘ ‘ While Aulcrlvnncltiz.-iio were bultllngovor
“Minn but ave-it the 10,000 t'hinniuon
"fl this city were leugagoi similarly. lilott
- till Poll sir“ mailed li‘ulll curly morn
. till deny cream. Cclcstiuls who paddled
VWI‘ and ought wordy worn over tin-ii-
candidate; The halitflswom dqunitul during
film gunk They were dropped through it slot
lute In iron houml cheat. which was mum-1y
-W- At noon ymtcniay the chi-st was
7 in the W of the muncilurii. and
little hits of brown pawr with their
pitta were counted. After two houn'
, it VII decided that Quong Bong Lucas
was the victor. and that gentleman was sum-
moned to the council room a
‘ .119 was congratulated by the assemblage
‘Ind raincoat with great ulacrit y in it filled:
{that would have done honor to on older—
Iiduflc péidldnto (or hoodle honom. Alter
tlfii‘" ‘ 'tiio mum-lion squatted down on
Ithflor‘ U chamber after the manner of
Tub IIII jubilant nvmy on weighty nitini.
.clpll matters. Then the long stemmed pipes
« of peace were smoked
.0!
O
' A I'llll \Vltlt "nude.
Mon, Nov. l2.—A very pix-ulinr looking
w“ in caught at Revere hint-h, near the
:llovm house, by Monte. Collier and Denver,
employe- ot the hotel, who experienced some
Wit! in landing it. The monster looks
,mlihn skate than anyth'mg else. It is
allhud. however. It has two hand shaped
fine with live tingeu on the under part of it:
. body. From the mouth to the tip of the tail
it measures four (out; the width of its mouth
is fourteen incline. ‘ Upon cutting open the
tirh a large sea gull was (ound, which it
could not digest, so death soon lollonol utter
landing upon the beach.
. An Independent Mlulonnry.
' 30810:, Nov. li—‘l'hc American board
dill min-ad to recognize as one of its mission-
It'la Rev. W. H. Soyes, who was sanctioned
”the Borkcley Street church and twenty-
orb‘ ' chum-hm, but whme views concern.
ingtiiehu'caftor are not considered ortho-
C’lux by the board. Dr. Noyes will be sent to
align is an independent missionary, sup
ported by the Pcrltely Street congregation.
,_._._.________
Ii“ ' A November Blizzard.
"or. 308011, 110., Nov. 1:2. 4mm. city was
cut ofl from the outside world from noon
Friddynntil Saturday evening. Tho snow,
which commencing falling at 0 o'clock Friday
loaning, was eight inches deep before dark,
h‘ml. the telephone and telegraph wires
“ . .tl'ovvp. Trains were delayed front [our
to ,, houn on gill roads entering the city
rim
1
W New Ticket Agent.
Wnsnmoro's, Nov. 12—Mr. D. C. Walsh
llll been appointed division ticket agent of
illuminate] hilt, Wilmington and Baltimore
nilrpad. ,lhuheenchiefclerkottbo
W. t it: l’hllndel mm (or
“poem ,apdluubecn connectedivith the
W about twelve years.
" “ A Car Repairer Killed.
calculi), Nov. ill—Richard 1-ly1es, :1 car
repairer, was run over and killed, and George
‘ a [allow workxmn. fatally injured,
fig‘s'wék ynrdgdiy n Michigan Central
' ' ,,1,e,cking gluon upon the car under
. the men were engaged repairing the
trucks Both leave fumihes.
’ ' ' confessed Judgment.
Cnicnoo, Nov. l2.——Albcrt J. Reilly, of
thhcily. dealer in mantcls, grates and ornno
mental hrouz: goods, confessed judgment in
the mm of $40,030. The nheril! immediately
levied on the Mock. The total liabilities
@111 not be uncertainty]. The creditors are
mostly chYorkcnt '
it" Shin-tor Morgan to Be lie-elected.
'0 ‘Bntmxounn, Aim, Nov. 11—Ahibnmn has
'g'nln clectczln solid Democratic delegation
:q'thc lower house of congrats. and the legis-
, ,‘ which mot-cues in Montgomery Tucsp
day, wiilrcocicct Senator J. '1‘. Morgan.
..” .
Hrs, Hendriclgr. widow of the late vice
Wt, does not regard the {twain of
fin interviewer nonnv intrusion.
CONDENSED NEWS.
WMmm and Damwratx of Dakota are
gently rejohzing. and holding big meetings
Bind pat-odes over the prospects of statehood,
towhich—tiiu lh'publimn forty stands pledged.
.Tho collision between the Nantes and Theo-
duruangia, in the British channel. resulted
in the loss of ilctrcen seventy and eighty
veil“:
Gunman Barnum, of the Democratic
national executive committee, was in a very
clitical condition Saturday night and Sun—
- ‘ thy,” Sunday night he took nourislunent
undiralcousidernhly improved.
M Jinouiilia very ill and her recovery
Hptihlohd Mi .
Wail)“,
. . M13?
fOfiizljoflmdu, a downfall through a
Way from’tho roof to the cellar of a
' ,ginCincinnntiaml unskilled. When
ttoinptod
Notify-tots only 17. Shadin-
flwm he made a second
Qlcbrfitcs its centennial of Free 5‘
, x . Ill». Nov. ll-vl’eter Im
rfifld Winona, northot thh city.
- , were loud murdered yesterday
3. ‘l‘hey had lint moved into. new
co. and it in ruminant tint the tour
ihouxht there um toutiidurohlo money
in the house. The villain used a coupling pin.
Ming both cl his victims to death with it.
no roan pro-tented o shocking sight. the
bodieeol‘ both llr. Howe and his wito being
terribly bntieed and [minded about the head.
Old the horrible nature of that! vlnlt
hdngvirihle in other way; The oh .0!
the murderer nu plainly one of plunder, but
he did not realize much beyond a!" trtnhota
Mr. Home has, at times. been known to have
conehlerablo nuns in his home, but there was
none at the time of the murder. Wenona
and the surrounding country is greatly on
citodovcr tho brutnlcrnun. Mr. lluwo has
resided tit Woman for your: and was widely
known. Tho llnn [lamp of the bunk won
formerly llou‘c, llodgoe (t Kulmn. but 01’
late it had been llowo 6: Ban.
Charles llurlthnrd, n diwoliite fellow, was
stupor-ted of committing the crime. and a
watch was placed on the rooms over a grocery,
where he retitled with his wife. He dinmvcrul
tho Ientluels, and going tohis bodroomcut
his throat with a razor uinl died within a
few minutes.
it inst-ted that the cause of the deal was
petty spite. llurlihnrd would have been
lynched hm! he not cominittml suicidv.
CONCERNING ALASKA.
no Population with“: l'oulinllltll: do an
Agricultural Dietrlcl.
“'Asiiiimror:, Nov. ill—(lovernor Sumo-
ford. of Alaska. in his annual report rays
tliotvhito population has greatly llii'l‘ith'il
during the post your owing to tliecxteusiuit
of mining operntioiis and the du'clnpmcilt
of the salmon canning industry. He toys
that the number of the native puyulntlon
has been greatly unilercstimntul,ninl Isll‘
mom that there nn' 513.000 natives. The
total population is 49.8.30, and of this num-
ber then.- are 0.500 whiten, 1,000 cronies llllll
2,950 nlcnts
The governor 3-in but little bus 1N”) tit--
complishcd in the way of ngriculturnl devel-
opment. Tllt' only obstacle in tho n'nyot
agriculture. in the opinion of tho governor.
in that tho lands are not available for so: ‘.c~
nicnt. 110 says that the climate is favorable
and the soil rich, and he sees no reason why
Alaska may not ultimateiy rivul Montana
and Wyoming as n cattle country.
A Train Completely lint-nod l'p.
CHARLOTTE, S. t.‘., Nov. 13,—1’assengcr
train No. 5:}, front Atlanta. was thrown
from the truck by n broken wheel near Toe:
con, Ga. Every cor rollol down an embank-
ment and was burned, not .so much as n
plank of the whole train being left. Several
passengers, a baggage and exprcssmun were
badly hurt, but none fatally.
Thump-on fici'eute Dclinvcn.
San I-‘naxtzisco, Nov. 1:5.-—lteturns from
two northern counties change the plurality
in the First congressional district front Do-
llnven (Rep) to Thompson Main). The lul-
tcr now has a plurality of about 110. with
one small county and ports of two couniio
to hear from.
Gloucuter's Annual Man,
Gwccxsrzn. 51m, Nov. l:i.-—l-‘ourtoen
vmla hniling from this port have been lost
at can during the year. Their value wan
mono; insurance, $51,127. Sixty-three liven
werelont. Thisroeord is n slightimprovo—
moot upon that of last your.
The Bell Company Defected.
\l'nsniso‘rox, Nov. ill—Tho supremocourt
of the United States rendered a decision yes-
terdayintho demurrer case of the United
Statue vs. The American Bell Telephone com—
pany. The decision was in favor of the
United States. 1
Yellow Fever Record.
JACKSONVILLE, Sov. lzi. -— Thor..- were
thirty new exist-n reported and three deaths—-
Amanda Owen (colored), James Kickers and
Jennie Shepherd. Fourteen of the new cases
are white. Total canes to date, L511; deaths,
Gone to the Bottom. .
NEW Yomt. Nov. lit—The steamer iberin
could not be found by the \vrrckcrs who
went in search of her, and liliL' is suppose“ to
have sunk. “
John L Sullivan has made and spent $300,-
000 in the last three years.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce .‘linrkot
Quotation;
Sn Your, Kov. 12,—)ioncy clmicd at 2 per
. ccnt..thr~ lowest mte. 'i'lichighcst was 234p“
cent. Exchange closed steady; posted rates,
4.K)@~ifiv}§: actual ~rntm. lflil-jgifillé for ('0
(toys and “fififiii‘m for diamond. ” Governments
closed steady; currency (in. I?! bid; 45. coup,
127% bid: digs. do; it)“ hid.
Pacific railroad bonds cl .:,d as loll-m9: l'uion
firsts. lltlaiilii: Union and grants. 1021?. too;
Union sinking funds. 1193,12: (‘n-ntmlxi. imam.
The stock market was an unscttlml and waiting
one during the morning. and up to t o'clock there
was no feature of interest. in the first hour of
business the market was weak, and prices do.
clined lfi to $5 per cent. on some selling by room
traders, but after ll o'clock the mnrkct strength-
ened] tin covering by the shorts, and the decline
was fully recovered by midday. The market was
weak during the afternoon, and prices rapidly
declined to the close of business, when the button
figures were generally current. The decline. u
compared with Suturday‘o chilling, ranged from
to lag/percent. Thusnlcs for theday amounted
to 253.91% shares. ,_
General Marleen.
wa Your. Nov. lit—Flour continues in fair do.
111331}, with prices slightly in the buyers‘ lavo’r;
fine grndcs of winter, man; do. spring. 83.7%
8.15; Inporflne winter, 33.056330; do. spring,
3mm; extra No. 2 winter. ”HEM-25; do.
hiring. amino. Southern flour closed dull;
shipping grades. streams.
WHEAT—Option! were dull, irregular and
weak, closing 19‘ to use. lower for all but May,
which"! ”so. higher. Spot iota clotted weak
and lower.!Spot tales of so. 1 red at 81.100130;
«stared. 31.1mm; No. 2 red, [Minn]; No. 1
white, v.18; whim lute, 81.1%].16; No. I red
winter. Roy. $11396; do., Dec. 81.155; do., Jam,
$1.1 .
eggs—Options were fairly active, but easier.
cloning tractionally lower for come months. Spot
iotecioeed quietand easier. Spot uleeot No. a
mixed at “flanked No. it mixed. Dec, We;
60.. Jan. «no. ; do.. lay. 4895c.
0ATB~0ptionI were dull. but a chute firmer,
cloning”; higher. Spot loucloeed firm. Spot
Ill-ofilo. lwhitent ”£42.; No.ido..fl6u}£c.;
no. 1 mixed. an: No. it do. no: 30. a mixed.
Not. 31c; ’00.. Dec. 33“.; do, Jan. We.
PORK—M; new men. 310616.50.
_ inn. and teatumleu; “on.
M M. "t Jam. 58.”.
60013-331
50
n
’v
“(1.90“ I z W. a -:
W‘szvmfimogm
at: Nomi-160.; c. Hutton-1b.; yet.
ion
momma-1mm;
Q
Bargain Store.
Buy the Beat,
It. II the Cheapest.
Wuhan-just received an tlcgamd azroitmcrt or
LADIES
Muslin Underwear
nude with a lock "itch and of line but quuiiy oi
mitnn.
Aim remaining new in
HOSIERY,
Trillion”,
' \Yurmnh-d tooullept all other kinilr.
1.
, CORSETS.
We at.- selling; this neck
A V
4 oc.
$1.05.
BANKS & SNYDER,
' liabackcuto 110th Block.
Warner’s (f0 'tllilit‘,
llcal tli .
6‘
0p_i Pam nice.
THE}
1180111 Photographic Academy,
School of Shorthand, Typewriting
and Business Correspondence,
Opens Wednesday, Sept. 19th.
IN aunts, snout.
51 Atlantic Street, Stamford. Conn.
The School will be under the ween-I ambient
and inetructlon of HRS. II. A. MERRILL. Into
'ncipal end bulim- mnazcr of Gedcy'a show
and and Type-villus School Hartford. Conn.
Young Indian and gentlemen I! roul of acquiring a
thorough end practical knowledge of Bhovthand
Writing. with a view of becoming court rte -
Plitll. ncwopa reporters. manual. or
of them. will?“ thin a thorough training rchool.
in reunion day or evening, pnpne can rmrv at our
time. individual instruction, no class work.
WGradunice armtcd to good paying pwltimm.
lnntrnctlonu by Mall in Specialty.
For clrcn'm. giving full particulars. call at rchool
omccouddrru Hits. M. A. MERRILL.
06:4 in: Principal.
Platinum.
* Prompt,-
Eliciui.
A Pure] y M'utiiiil 'i‘outiiic.
The “Club” Plan
As Operated bythe
1191119”B9119111
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
Presents the most at-
tractive and popular
system'of Life In-
surance now ‘in
vogue.
0010010 Your Family
After Death.
Dividends During Life.
,.l.arge Returns.
Safe, Equitable, Sure
A Good Investinent.
F.~A. HAMILTON,
a ”raiser”. Aunt-v.
W
. etpriceep_
in any Store
Among: the lot wm be found a lo 4 white hhnket It fit
licalih Outlet at 01.19; a Kuhn
ONE DOLLAR CORSET
till blanched and brown townie one yard lony. nil
tor The; Andmovglu 4 t blanched illlllll nee;
linen It Be. in our hoelcty department will be
Our Cloak
Is now rtocliod with a good line at l‘ditra' Ncwuturkutl. Joclicle. Wm», ('hlldrcn‘n Newmultcu, etc.
We have a down l’luuh Jacket» at sum cheap at .15 00.
wine and plain to match. It mm. ml
wool Jacket: jolt rent today.
from 75c.
W a H
mum WI mo! OOII’WI iii-"-
NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK
w—AND WILL 0"“ ”XI-wo-
BARGAINS NOT OFI‘EN FOUND
Don‘t full to are them.
SCOFIELD a HOYT,
Norwnlli and South Nor-walk.
... w.....t.. #4... W...» .
ovv
in “no town.
'IWIrat-r‘n Coraline Cum: n men w not".
done”! tile. and a good ‘ a
[mod the but and charm nood- in thin pinto.
Department
A new line ol (Irma guide tt-t-eivul Iii-dry.
Another lot of lam-o'rhanicr‘a Ind (Thildrcn'e
l ”Lingual"
Buns all Slutsf
Coming in Daily for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
At the Store 01’
d. H. Harvey.
.— 0- ._.,.w. ..
lcaunot note every wet-lily 9]!!th vale.“ my
ooh-rem” on the lower! 9 metal in «my day ;
min: the year. The good- lug t Itrictiy‘
or nah. i shall hold the price Within the myth of
every curtain". I, stuck ll loo name too‘
mention mica. ,
Rubliedrwaoodsg
A SPECIALTY.
-—. ow~——~—
They Shall be Sold at Last
Year’s Prices.
_«.,
It 13 RI E El I 3 Id R,
C. H. HARVEY,
12 Main Street.
South N orwvalk.
Will 9011.!
Now is the time to put in vain
WINTEB’S suit!
.00- ~
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Atlvvays in Stock.
l
‘Qlw gimme?
HAS THE
.msm. NOVEMBER 13. 1888. -
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WWW...” _.W.WW,
GENERRAL REDUOTKDNWS’KE
STON
A'I‘ 'PII F'w—w
0
BO
TOHE
m
* .TO MAKE RO0M FOR HOLIDAY GO0DS.
Ow
..., n4. .vob—O ..
lNG to the prolonged llllSi‘lanllillllt! weather, our stocks are unusually largo in all
J - I e
departments. They must be reduced at once to make room (or Holiday Goods
THE REDUCTION SAIL-E
which we shall inaugurate Tuesday murnii
lit
,a-u
will present more
than the ordiniry advantages
generally ollcred at "Reduction Sales. 'l'nkc ti tour through our csliiblisliiiicni. It will re-
pay you. Genuine bargains in
ci'cry dellltl’llllcni.
closing 011! English sail
Plush litmus,
Be” ” pm 4 . "IfACitiai‘iimii $299632 it) 95,
flfi CS ‘ 12.50. 13.50. Wraps. special
1’0 ll
Job Printing!
meats-r”
“-301le 2
“unuw
3"):ch M.
l
l
3
s
2
GET
Tweniyln live in thiq toms, oneo! 5113915111)!"
Scntltn-l 01116:. when it can b: icon lnopcnilon or. .
application. l
———- 000»
v
w. H. MEEKER;
Solo Agent lor went. I
i
' O O O
SANITARY flil'BlllllSG .851) LOW l'll!2~'i~'l"ll'i.i
ll EATING A Si'EL‘l A li'l'Y.
——- 1 one
whcihtiu it” an" 'I. :1 on: c! 1’1'5-(1
“'ASHTNG'I'ON 9‘13. South ”01111:. I"
The out 1’ and Reliable."
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
Norwallllewlarl.
- THE PROPELLERS
.———Q..——
lliliveiii By Hateful Driieri.
Clean and Free from
Slate or Stone.
-—»———ooo—————--
RAYM
~ GRAND open
dill? ‘Zilifl.
i
a»...
9... M
u 1..
nub—w
Will open an" SATURDAY, NOV. 1001, at two 1’. M. the store lately occupied by Comstock B
N11303:
11”.“;7,
i”
wlr'w- - .
: 4...... «1-23. ‘5": P:il‘\:—‘{3
-Y%:,;elm,,,,,-~wav,——E
City of Horwnlk .9 Bush,
Will make dziiiy tripe, rniadsys unwind. :9:
little!“ between New \ork. Somalis nnd $01M!
l‘ Nonnlk. Will leave Pier '53. loot u! lleekman etrcct.“
New Yorker“! evening. arm Slinl'llayl, at 5
o'dock.andon Sound»? I! 2 p. m. lave Scr-
Irallt Bridge and Suit Namath every evening.
Freight taken from and received (or all
5 points on tho Bantu-r, nod Namath and
shown: Railroad. at Greatly Reduces!
Z Ruin.
l’ non a upl‘it'Won to agent.- the City of Stine-(k
.m‘hglr Will be sent for sped“ iota at freight
. Inywhae in New York or its vicinity.
i
l WAIT m an: forbid trusting any of the
irmployec‘ul the boutu of tnieltnc on accountol
,uwo'mllm.
HEATER?
B
bargain. $17.50. Moiljcsku's
at $22.00 and $29.00.
Suctpics at $18.50, 21.50,
24 :30 and 37.50.
———~ 47» -- «4——
Flilllil Beaver Jackils
at 3575 7.50, s. and 3.50.
—-—-~- {rob- — ——~—-
Imported Jackets,
with cmbroidcrcd or braided
vests Iii-“markets at $0.49,
49, 8.50, 9.50 and 10.50.
..-. ,. 1-999 ~ »~-——-——-
111101191 1181111311818
lin plain or braided :it $14.50.?
10.50, 17.00 and 20.00.
pill 8010,
El :21“ and Wall Mi’t‘t‘h‘i.
... mu...
9
The Buck Ranges
E. K. Lockwood & Qos.
3.1;. LOCKWOOD & 00.. N
Grail clearing Sill of
Brass 11000013110.
Forgive musty“: .31?" llhove
we are obliged to reduce our
stock of silks and dress goods
it! once.
, o-om-
"in
GUINET‘S BLACK SILK
5 Reduced from $1.29 to 98c.
’pvr yard.
Heavy hill? Gainers
31381 3111.
induced from 751.75 to 1.25.
Gllllfll Fallll Flllllllllfl
Reduced from $1.37 to 98c.
per yard.
>99.
Salli thalamus
iRcduccd from 3375c. to 69c.per
vard.
«whooo
Boston Store,
Main and Wi'itll Streets
J
~lipi-ciiil Prices)
ii
.tlttlll ['1‘ 1601‘:-
and
BUILDERS
It is not all
covered with
Nichol Plato
it is made in
YOUR
own town. .
Also
Agent for the
celebrated
ll 1 C 11 )1 0 K 1)
RA Null-‘5
Plumbers and
Gas
Fitters, Slate
and
Tin lltmfcrs.
orvvalk.
h
euccessor to .i. w. o. M. $- SMITH,
Imluilanl lliarini Silt if
Blankets, Gumfurlallis, ~
and hills.
Read the lollowing prices
and you will be convinced by
the values presented to you.
Our regular 989. blankets re—
duced to 69¢ Our regular '
$1.50 blankets reduced to 1.25.
Our regular $3.50 blankets re-
duced to 2.98 Our regular
$5 50 blankets reduced to 4.19.
. M8.
10 dozen figured andl‘urkcy
Red comiortablcs at 49c. each,
former price 750. 25 dozen
figured, at. 98c. each; former
price,$l_.25. 30 dozen com-
fortables ill, $1.98 each, former
price, $2.49.
Vllilflllhiilllllldlllll
Boston Store,
, Cor. Main~and Wall Sis. '
B. F. STEVENS,
iicsw 1111.1. cocci-i.
ur YOU WANT '
Canned Goods
That were put up thin ML we have them and are
selling them at a
VERY LOW FIGURE.
LOOK AT THIS:
12mm 07 can Bill
The Best, at 18c. per Can.
Try Our Butter
At 28¢. per lb.
Green and D 'ied Fruits.
.Fancv Crackers of all Kinds- ,
TRY OUR SYRUP
__...._.. _-. ...._....._.._- .. v“... -._...
ING.
RockCnuiy. Maple or‘Goldca Drip. They are
to.
.
v21". .‘ r l ‘. > -” .
w ;*iiw‘t:izt,’
i. .' '*
ms, No. 10
South Main Street. with the finest linoof DRY, FANCY, and ”GENTS’ FURNSHING GLODS.
PLUSHE .
worth $1.75.
astonishingly low prices.
19 iii-Si1k«llottlcd Plush, in all the fashiontible shades, at 65c per yard, worth 85c.
iashionable shades, at 850 per yard, worth $1.
27 in. Furniture Plush. for fancy work. £191.75 per yard, worth 2.25.
yard, sold elsewhere for 3.00 I Alull line of Velvets at‘1.00, 1.15. 1.25, 1.50 and 2.00.pcr yard.
Our assorlmént Of Black Goods in Caslimcres, American and Silk Warp llctirictins, Surges. Drap D’ Minus, ."m, is complete, also
outline of plain and plaid goods is the finest. " “ l’rinls, Ginghams, Cheviots, Draperies, &c. are iiili’NEW and of the latest design
prices. Our domestic stocklof Flannels, Table Damask, Napkins, Towels, ‘I‘ur'vcy Red Covers, Muslin in all widtlisuorc placed at
The finest line 01 11‘
Twenty incl: Silk Mottled Plush, in all the
2-1 in. Silk Motilod Plush, in all the fashionabl.‘ shades,
gored Plushes in the city, 27 in
. Also, Surahs, Sutins, Gro Grain :j'lks, Rliadames, etc., at
at $1.25 per yard,
. wide at 2.25 per
and at. the lowest possible
‘ m... Lowcrthan Anything Before, Offered.
I canofl‘cr to the people the fincet’linc oi Ladies’ and Children's Hosicr ,
Also to the Gents, the finest “1,98“. fordgandhfikets,
andHGnll'snnd overythm‘ .pertatm' 'n‘ to it fintolm urnis ing on s e artment.
Ifi“ o Mgetylee and novelties. A ,l'till line 01?
shown in this city.
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Gloves, Corsets, and Underwear, Lint-n Collars and Guile, and Ruchings, ever
psiery doves, Underwear, Laundried and Unlanndried Shirts, Neckties, Collars
Our Notion Department is complete in every respect.
Don't fail to see this stock. Blankets,“:Comfortables
Our Fancy Goods
and Counterpnnea
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