h It. Harrison Hunting Both‘g
Iwith Great Success.
All. IIIIII POLITICI It"! ”
, m...
TOOK BACK NEH CHARGES.
O '00!!! Woman JUNK: (luv-II (midrib!
Against I New; wan. U
acumen I‘ on. is». t Smut! .»: 2... In
“this plum haw hum hill‘l'l‘Il lo ‘3. Hr)"
«tutor by r'IhnigIsthiit ham III' II I. .IlIIIIoIl
not thollm. N. C “llllltllm. pm! II- of
‘W
I SNOIT VAC A’I‘ION l8 ENDED. the thlnnllhl illlllth hy Mu. llIIIIiI ltuhui-
KIM Blou- IIINII l’ootorday-~Bu- I
hit Ilnrrim £3th In New tori to
Ibo ll, the liltuatlon~aln Horton um I
Will le'WTIID Spank-robin (Tuntut
illmnurous. Doe. 7.—_~uen. nun-rum
fincprty and thm down (load quail
I in thio city just boforo 7 o clock last .
inc. 'l‘hrI day‘ s sport had not been wildly
thrilling, although the froth air and
thy Mercia» had (lulllt all IhII party and
I I . fly the lmni-lent-eloct, a world of
I II The party arose about ? o‘clock intho
.. ling and breakfastisi abmrd thoI car, a
_ opting spread being prepared by them-[re
.u ,uho belong: with the eotuhlhihniont.
. .. I tcly after the meal Capt. llatoo'
. took tho putty out into the country
Ion-four miles, in a direction different
I I I that taken on the previous day.
Man of the morning the general hunted
0h Mr. mehaw, whose pair of Irish Iot-
provod the excellence of their breed and
ours taken in their training. Altogetlwr
brought down eleven birds during the
.. I dug. About dinner limo they [MI
I .. the house of Farmer Sum Malone, who
- II - out into his fields and insisted that they
I . I! come and have something to eat with
All the wives of the neighbors had come in
. help Mn. Malone wait on the futunI prev
II Int. They took turns with regularity and
I -tion, and the general did not know till
was over how much satisfaction ho had
I ntho innocent cause of.
Capt. Bates had his tings ready at -i, and at.
I o'clock the simial train was reached, ’
III rdod without accident or demonstration»
I headed for the east.
Probably: new peoplo lInIl LolleI tI-Il of tho
Iafion to checr the prIIoIdIIIIt-clect mm}
l I I villagers worn a little awestruck at their
. I ority in gathering in such great numbers
Iyway,and wero not disimxl to commit
Iy further indiscrcliono'. They shouted,
II-ovcr, with great sucoess as the train
Illed out, and tho women waved their hands
, .I lmndkcrchiefs
NEW YORK, Doc. 7,—liuswll Harrison, the
raid and diplomatic son of the president-
lect, will arriiein the city tonight or to-
narrow on an important political misoion
He comes as tho nIpn-oentatii out his father
I confer with a few prominent eaotvrn lie-
II bllcans, and it was the intention of all
I . ies concerned to have his mining and
he conferences which will follow kept a pro-
ound secret.
Vice l’residcnt—elcci: Morton received a to]-
; . u yesterday from Mr. Harrison, saying
II t Russell would ho in the city, and
Ih Judge Elam, )lr. Harrison's law
,. Icr, scveralothcr people were prepared
or file coming.
, It was currently reported around the Fifth
. venue hotel last night that Mr. Quay would
I . hero to-morrow and remain until Tuesday,
but whether this was authentic or not could
..I belcarned.
Warner Miller, who has been at his home,
in Herhimcr, fora week or more, it; in tho
city, and yesterday “as in conferenco with
Chauncey Dcpcw and a number of his Union
league friends, including ('ornelius .‘I'. Bits:
and J. l". l’lummcr.
‘ It is claimed that young Harrison‘s mission
in one largely of inquiry. His father is
highly anxious to heal any dimensions that
my exist in the statc, and by his nppointr
merits if possible to talio New York out of
tho list of doubtful states
Levi l’. Morton starts for Indianapolis
next Wednesday, and, of course, is expected
to furnish a pretty closo diagnosis of the
threatened eruption hcrc. Still, Mr. Harri.
son would like some further information
from unbiased sources.
That Mr. Plat! has received a pretty well
defined pointer was iii-licatul by a statement
made by one of his chest Inllifllffll friends
last night. He said:
"5 think there is no doubt that Mr. l’lntt
will go in Mr. Harrison’s cabinet, as the new
administration must and does nIcognizehis
ability and his claims upon the party. But
therein no light with \\ arncr Miller Mr.
Flatt will support him heartily for any
place within reason. and I think he should ho
WW- "
This in so much more conciliatory than
was the tone of Mr. I‘latt‘s fricnds last Week.
and. in fact, before the conferences between
Mr. Elam and Messrs. Morton and Plan,
that politicians are drawing the inference
that Mr. Elam brought the tint from Hoosier-
dom that "them must he moo.”
Platt’s friends are a little ncrvons over
what the relations are between Miller and
Chauncey Depew, and from half a down
conferences that have Iaiicn place recently
between the two fear an ofl'ensive coalition
on their part, and all of them wait with
anxiety the coming of the silent son of his
father
I» r
Wmnsorox, Dec. 7.—The Republicans
up still going upon the ammpiion that no
contingency can prevent them from having
control of the Fiftyvfirst congress, although
that-mm of the recount in West Virginia
and the probable success of Bates in Tennes-
see Would leave them a majority of only one,
which may be lost by the recount in the
Fifteenth district of New York. The Demo-
mtl claim to have elected 105 members in
the south and 57 in the north and west,
mkingototol of mu, whicbisonolmthan
.majority. The one man so much needed
they hope to get from New York.
On the other hand, the Republicans claim
uncles; than five majority, and the contest
between the four Candidates for the speaker-
‘np com on actively day and night. Cannon,
Burrows, McKinley and Reed are openly
pitted against each other, and each has a
‘lllotll following. Those who support
W and Barron's respectively do the
walking and advocate the cause of their
chief! with the most warmth. For the
point it looks as though the contest would
he one of auctions, 1h: went against. New
England, with the loath to draw from.
An a“! Republican who thinks the
will cum from the West toys:
Cannon will dropontofthemoeaftorawhilo,
withthecartaintyol going to the head I!
then committee and Burrows
urlchinley will likowho withdraw to ho
conic chum-n of the committee onways
!
m; ire-undo. mink;
immune“) unnumof ‘l‘l )itllb “ho, until
rewontly, lll't'il III “In: "men.
Mrs. ltohinmn wont l-sloro iiI‘IiIul Juror
lllrt t'uIvIIr a day or tWo since, and had I
i warrant drawn Iipchargiux that the dominlo
had asked her logo lathe horn one night hut
week to holda lantern while ho slabledhio
l hnnio and that ho had there been guilty of
I monsoon-inch Th can IlIdIIoI mim- IoIrIul,
as the IlIIrgyIIIII o friIIIIIlI-I ill the t .IIIoh
waitod upon tho grand juior and prIoailod
upon him to withdr'an thoi- IIIIIplaiIII.
At a meeting of the IhurIlI IIIIIIIIIitlI-o at
the hiethulist church a paper, signed luy Min.
lblhiuoon, “no l‘,l.‘tltl in nhic ‘.I she said that
Miss Emma linhlwll. ny-IIIIII glacly member
of the church, had lilillll'ttl her to make the
Chargni against the pills In file iIIiIIioler'I
friends claim llllil tlIII \I-III-IIIII mm one of
blackmail, but thuo- who lll’t' opium-d I.» the
("lt'lgyllltlll my Il::il .‘.lI'.-. ltdlllllxhl “2H made
to sign “to pop It" the i. ii is out! PM» Hub-
lIell Is opimol to tlr- II I:II.I. I lII-I-IIIIII she
thought he tried hard to i'..I'.I‘ I am nil)l“u!$
that “en- Iitloiit regarding h.-I' I .Iv-‘Iuntal
by tho church.
idoiiioof tho IIIoIIiln-ra u; l.|I'l'lilH‘-"I, not.
nth-died \\ltl1llll‘l'l!lll;il.il .. . .z- I ,. I'J a
meeting of thI I lllll'l’ll h ~lI i- l‘ ., f
appointing a t'lllllllllilt'II 'l I I . I. .
lthInI-Ion's otorynud lili'n'. , :-
to the church. 'IIIv. .’Il.’. \I' i
been in Seymour :I l-'<‘- 1,
formerly otiitioncd lll .‘iu.
oncc at the head .If a church in!
TWO T90 ARDLNT LOVERS.
When They l‘vlt (Int They l'roved Equally
Ardent Hate".
.Vizw Yul-.Ii. 11cc. T.~-—3lln11lc (MI-ll i-I thI-
handmmvI and talented daughter of near-
peIIlII r \\ llu llh's in the mnuintic and historii
,sccm-s «If bleep) Hollow, made famoushv
.‘ W ashInI-ton ll‘\ll|
I .. demand foruImoeI-h was not gIIuoroL I l’
Minnio in a writer of
tho Ami lie llIv IN rtyle, but product-II hor
literary pyrotechnics in verse over the nom
de plume appropriate to tho locality of Mina
Irving. In 1K9 Miss lhlcll fell in low with
a typo writer named l'almcr ll. Wells, who
hi posscgvxl of an afllnitive disposition and is
fully as ronumtic and volcanic as the young
lady. They lOVI‘ll with grunt. nrdor for a
time and become engaged. Miss Minnie
liiially tired of Mr. Well» and discarded him.
Ills letters, which had blnzod with the fine of
love, now gliiwul with tho flames of halo
llecajolcd and pleaded and threatened in the
mine lines, nnl finally, it is allegisl. some of
his letters bcczimo obscene. They wore
fumed IIvI-r to Postmaster Pearson, “ho, in
turn, insfcrrevl 1h -m to Anthony Ctlllhltlck
The volcanic p Muss ha I now taken the our
path hem-If, llll'l tnllo‘xml this up by a suit
for éfildl'lil, Wllli‘ll is a very III-:Ih-ot sum to
demand of :I type writer. \l'clls llf|< brought
a counter suit chiming that the fair [n.IIItn'II
has brought him into ridicule Ivy causing nil-
true storms to III.- published about him. TlII-
people If Tun-yin“ ii am looking: forward to
tlia trials with anticiiuitionsof rich entertain.
inI-Iil.
I! irry s ‘s'Iu Labor tlrtler.
t'inI- Al. I 1M: 3 Jill“ Tl!!!"3|’lllill>ll(‘§ the
14m. IL." :I which l~'~il"‘l lIy'l'hIIiiitts B. Harry.
outlining lliI'ttlizH and [Illl'klrfls of tin- new
0|‘,’;!llt.;’.‘lilnf| which iII- prupIm-s to form. and
which In to lrI known no thII "lh'otlIIIrlIoI-l of
L'niII-Il L'Ii. .r.“ 'i'lI- organimtiun Will intro
to trndos "1' control loam-lies complete juris-
diction and II...;.:'- ’ our their mm affairs.
If Ili<puios m l- 'Zl lllI-Hll-i‘l'i and their
murmur-Ira Ih» I I. M d by thmw most
contort-3:333. I.-.Iiii 1h - truuiilw. Th.- Ul‘llv'l' will
Iimiiitnin li'it'll Ely I. I IIIII:,- n. .I- i all legiti-
lllflio- organ‘ununxp Ii “id draw
fl}.- lm.~ Handy on s 1.!» 'l > :Ili' .51". If
will iiis'nt Iiim. iIII- IIiII-i's ;. : lflll‘ humu-
{acturevrn prclvrwzzw . ii»- as :I; tin-«39-
Sarita“! iIl'I‘.
mi l;LlF-!,. _
:1 {.Izrw.
.\ Differ-Imr in. .1:li;lliii~‘.r.ttiun.
l‘ITTsni'im, 12... i! «I. I ~t’lw .‘IIIII-rimn
Federatini "f Lil- ’.'-'Ii.I'lI 1: IA‘ 131-. time
tiinvsiL-i many I..I-..Inr~' ii‘ Ill” K iziitsof
labor, “ill III .,- in annual Inn be.“ m
B! 1)?!“lele 'rllz‘wilfly. I: H lI'I'I'I m- larg-
est and most pIIIvIIriiil “main. ’i'i '1 III tho
United Stat-rs. It has Ii r.- ‘ f' ll 1'! of
(nun), which is fill” lll"t'I'_l Tim
Knights of labor have but ;II M II ”In",
prcseut rep Iris. tin/.- rIII'I-zit w h .I' . «: Iiio
The
l "\ fl
IIlI’!‘
and
“um,
I "it,
mint-rs and others, it 1-3 gr III; .
chief of the Amcricun l'---l Iz'
Inlary of 53,2»! :1 your, whit- I: .
“'orkman l'owdcrlydrow é.‘.,II.II . .
the order cxpcnIlI-d last ymr ii-vmy .: .
The American Federation spa-III nu ”I;
TRAQE BULLETIN.
New York Manny and l’rmlurg- Market
Quotations.
Sn \‘oniz. III-c. 6,~lloiiey chm-II at :3 pcr
cunt Tho highest rate was?“ and the lamest 3
per unit. Exchan :c clonal «Pauly: llth‘lfil rates,
4.87/51 NJ: ac timl rain, 4. Mlg’pl M3,; for wdny;
and 4.»:1‘291 5151.5 for demand Iiovcmmcntd
closed stead}; c- ..m ncy 65,115 hid; is, coup,
129:1 hid; 459%. iii). It” hit}.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
Armani—165116: Unioiiiandgmnts, tin/1,105: Union
sinking funds, till-75:31: Controls. 1139.115.
Thestock marks-t was strong throughout the
morning. and by noon prices were generally 5 to
to 1% per cont. higher. The market was moder-
ately Mtivc during the afternoon. and its long
continued strong to tlicciuoc. The sales for the
day mnunhtcd to 366,309 short-s.
Genenl )hrkets.
Kw Yonl. Dcc. fi.—FmCRI-(:l‘m‘ifi,l otcndy
“tern small day's lnis‘incns: tinI- crud-Is of win-
ter, 52.774515: do, rIIrmir.‘ 3259*.53; superfine
winter. $3,233,313; do. spring. Six-,3 50; extra So.
2 winner. 53-504.“: do. spring. 5.1307“: cit) mill:
extn. 55.101153}, for West Indies. Southern flour
cloned sandy; tmdcand family bran-1s. 51.10.16,
WHEAT—Options wcn: iiioIlIImhIly active,
while prices 11de frcqucntly‘ and closed
weak at %@1W.dcciinc. Spot lots CliNHl nomi—
nal. Spot sales of \‘o. lrulat $1.12; Inm .Vo.
arcd,81ml.;w 2‘0. 3 ml. 310M”: 530.]
white SI .CBIELI. 10; while 5131.». Si 0!! at 10:50.2
rodwinter. Dec" 31%; do" Jan” Slim: do" F.,I-h
51.07%: do, March, 310)
CORK—Options were strong on unexpected
small receipts from Chicago, but later private
bummed that there View Ital) cars more
on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy tracks,
Wted. not included in the posted receipts.
and pricafell 01!, closing lfic. lower Spot lob
closed active, but easier. Spot sales of So 3
mixed at 47346173“; summer mixed, «to;
)ected 3W; No. 2 mixed. Dec, «like; do,
Jam, Linc: do, Felt. 47c.; 00., May. He.
OATS—Options were dull and closed easy.
Spot lots closed quiet Spot sales of No l whit}.
at 422.: No. 2Ilo.. :t'.l4@&1(c.;1\'o. 1 mixed. on: ,
No. 2 do” 3133;: So. It mind, Doc, 31590-3 00..
J .W-z F .
an. $34393- Ifl'onger; Dec. $8.50; honing
Fob M-
Mama-inn mien: creamer-y. mam;
moo.
CHEW-Shady; flcwry New York cheddar.
11,5611”; western flat. 1min:
mus—Dun Dun-ad out: from eastern finds. 50
Gandhi) tints. m
.eB'UGAR-Bow dull. but firm; fair refining, 5531c.
Roland lady; cut Ind and mulled mm;
with M10!- PO'W M3604 trun-
htoil, mew; mm‘ A, mgr . whit-
flfl C. WHEN film L' W55“- 0.
mm. nth-I, Hum mac.
Donal—Int“ an». mint-z I?
w
scum NORWA‘LK EVENING BENTINEL, FRIDAY DECEMBER 7,1888. ‘
I.
* fi%00ulnlfllhdm Block M Wrath
a. 13:. am In 00..
Bankers and Brokers.
New York. Ilooton Ind Worm-tor
Branch om:
uawmuu ”DOCK. (mom in '1) “ammo si
50th Namath
Stock». liuuds. Petroleum.
Grain and Prowl-Ions.
bruit!“ and sold for «011,0: on margin.
l‘llvnte levied wires to New York. ltoaton in d
Chicago.
(I80 W.W1LL!AIIS(IN,
an in him i or hunch onion
UFIF'I'AFF & SUN
11 Main St., Norwalk, (1.,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGGIST S.
WSpecIul IllOflllllll paid to l’n-rI-rlptiom,wlIiclI
ore compounded by a graduate of the New Yoih
College of Pharmacy.
THE
Bargain Store.
FlYlfllFllfllFllfls.
LOW PRICES ‘
7—55" .-,.
FAIR DEALING.
WI- iuiIII you in mmc :IIIII ~II- our cumb- :le tu-
I‘ufl 'l'nlm' II": 1‘ "ml “2-5 in» “hunch iy III you.
SPECIAL
THIS WEEK
HAFFKQFRCHIEFS !
llzimlkIrchiI-fé, llanzikcrcldcfa. ll:I.i=Ill.IrIlIi.-fI-.
tlandkcrchiefv- will in: our u}:
A llaniikrrihicf for a penny,
An a-I~orlmI-iit I) pica-II many.
Now is thIIIEmII, come :m l E 33,;
3313333 SNYDER.
.“illlilt'lit‘lllil llotel Block.
(9;. I l‘nph flirts,
A ll El ‘l‘Ih'l‘
$10,000.00
Toutinc or Club ['3 yincut.
.0.
SAX ILLUSTRATION 0‘ the benrfinI of itI-an
iogon the )l‘niaai 'i'oiiiiic or t'inh Pun of lhc
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137 Broadwuy, New York,
we give below a l!!! of beneficiaiica that participated
in the distribution of the mono ethic from tho two
$5 an t Ir be S and U, 0n 1 c deaihof Fridcrirk
W. 6. Janet, of New link City.
Name. Amount Amount
Paid “1'25 R-ceived.
HENRY E. G. LUY’IIES ....... 5164 5625
Luyiiai BIOS ,luiportm. N. Y.
EDWARD l) I] Alillltl ............ £09 75 5‘5
Arihiicct. A, '1'. Stewart B~inte,N,Y, ,
WILLIAM l. “ORR ............... 19300 on
Merchant, Bridgrport, Conn
GEORGE BVGBRT. .13000 62!»
Dry (300er .Y.
autumn? aus'rsv .............. mm on
Private Secretary. Judge llilion.
ALFRBD P..B(‘LLBR..............19000 6'25
Civil Engineer, lh'. l.
WESTON L. SNYDER ........... 115 00 6'35
Commission Enchant. N. Y
F. W. G. JONES .................. 231 ill 6’35
Paid to Home. —--
85.0w
BERBEPT ANSTEY.. .5199 51.”
Prime Secretary. Judge” Hilton.
WILLIAM B. STRON(-.. . 9t,40 1.!00
Burnout. N. .
FRBDIBICK W. SBYBBL.. ,.. 144.60 1,111)
Wholualc Hillincry. N. Y.
BDW IN 1. GW. “'11le ....... 139.00 1,030
Loch lanufactory. Brooklyn.
1'. W. G. JONES” .. .. 231.8) 1.000
Paid to Estate. 85W
I
Rx! Yon. Joly 110,188.
MMfAuodafion, New York N. I". '
Gm. ' 1 take Iiii acknow as
receipt or chccqne for“ mount of div on
due in: on mode-lb tho‘inenbenof
club in youth
mum.“
immommud yourAnoclotimu s doth-bio
membeinomedl-‘forit-ponptm mum-eon
untold-lulu! Il'l‘oatlm unions a profit-
m' L Tm. linen.
F. A. HAMILTON,
OHM AOINI‘.
P. O. .03 I".
SOUTH NORWALK. COIN.
Fll lCFFFFF 0F lll
43013..»— - ~
Hfllllllll 60008
IWILL SELL ill ENTIRE S'llll
20 PER GENT. LESS.
cor
LADIES WIS
NF Bflflll
BOSTON
1
NF
MilllNBllY lillllls
III BUY THEM III.
IIWi
h‘lillllleulllO
DAVID
F u. r niture-
~-~ ooo -»-—- I
be ready to display Holi-
day Goods next week. ,
H- Krieger,
Hotel Block- GREAT REDUCTION PLUSH JACKETS,
i
STOW,
BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
SolIIl Antique- flak (' lumber Suit. 3 [dim-,9 $35.01; formi-‘r y so id at 5L? ()0
MM‘ hands-r sum 8 pita-r, 590 00.
TABLES.
l’nlirlIcIl )liiliognny.
t'licriy and link llhllt y
'lbz lII- 1t ~n tmr moi fa: rho. ': Honey
1 he a- not flluil’lmchl of Antiq Ii and fancy covered chit. u. You: III-nu. l’lacki: gt .nm. cIr_ fur Eu ;
HOLIDAYS. .
DAVID
STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN arr.
SOUTH NGRWALK.
UP STAIRS.
Pickled Oysters
033133353 33313 Lillillf‘l',
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Imported “rapes and Nuts.
FLORIDA URANGES
t' Ismaiitloons.
haw year on! re fur
Pickled Oysters
—AT- “I,
HUNT & .le LU lI-‘\ I"S,
FFFAiHlFF
IIII y :I!r“1.i~fIrIiy11rilll rum! ..r
"fl
“633313333333?qu .33..
Heaters.
Thom llI- firear» IIICIlEedhy not»- not ”on. I
the hmniIf IhI- Is: for impurity, IlrxmiI 'y arrt
Imerrcmy; Ih' so (I) caning ard molly rammed. ,
“c h.“ Jim! 1...”! a zinc drool
RANGES,
Ham and {lupus tirnfr.
lllit‘illlll'lll AND Phil." t'lllXA,
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware, ‘
iGATiII. TIN and Ill0‘i “All!“
it i
lllll"
Jinn: rc eis. II from tin factory at the lows: market
prices
1‘ H. NASH dnBRO
___.|'{._..
PLUSH CARMENTS.
l
66
WRAPS,
“courts.
66
GREAT REDUCTION NEWMARKETS,
-43- - .
CLOTH GARMENTS.
JACKETS,
SH’AWLS.
The Boston
NCRWALK, CONN.
Store
, - , , Special Prices
in
.l ill: ii 1'? iii.“ in
I
233':
Blf l Lllhli.
it is not all
Nichol Plate
it is made in
“Hill
on’n toun.
Also
Agent for the
III-iclirzlém
it i t‘ H 3103' l)
iiAStllZS
l’izunlirrs and
Gus
'iitcrs, Slate
and
Tilt Roofers.
.1. K. lJOCI‘V“’()OD & (:qu N0"“’alko
E. K. Lockwood .3. Cos.
The 31101;. Ranges
covert-Ii with
B. F. STEVENS
lll SIG HALL BLOCK.
1? 101' WANT
Canned Goods
That were put up this tail. on: have them undue
sailing rim-m at a
" 1‘ D
1“
1' LOW FIGURE.
U305 AT Tl! ls:
l 21F. 8333381? CORN BEEF
, The Best, at 18c. per Can.
iTry Our Butter
At 28c. perlh.
Green and Dried Fruits.
Fancy Crackers of all Kinds
TRY OUR SYRUP
BockCardy. Iaplc orfifloldm hip. The, re '
re.
M. S. SMITH ‘
150 doz. Cents’ all Linen Collars, all the latest styles, 11¢ each.
ALSO,
l 50 doz.CIents’ all Linen Cuffs, all the latest styles,l3c per pr.
Remember our Gents’, Ladies, Youths ,Misscs' and
Children’s Undorwear' 13 of the finest quality. and at
the lowest prices.
glove to be bought
an elegant
In our
comprises
we guaran
Sisting of
No. 10 South Main Street,
Have just received in our upholstery department,
:to $1.50 per yard.
A large and well selected stock of Gents Cardi-
gan Jackets at prices that we guarantee.
. we have the agency for Houses Geiits’ Patent
Shield Underwear, III all wool, while, scarlet, Derby
stripes and camels hair, which Without a doubt is
the finest ever placed 111 the market. _
The celebrated Dents’ Gloves, ior Gents, in Cadet
and and Gents length fingers The best fitting
special attention to a line of Velvetecns, black and
colors, which we are sellinrr
value at 79c, ’also hear in mind our dress goods stock
A new line of Pamcmenteries just received, con-
cloak Clasps, etc.
M. S-
assortment of Tapestry to retail from 35c
dress goods' departmentn‘re would call time to inspect
O for 390 II yard, good
the latest novelties, and at prices which
ice. unexcclled.
All wool Blankets,
$7.50 per pair.
$3.50 each.
SMITH;
jet and silk ornaments, gimps, girdles,
India Silks, figures and plain, Flushes from 65c to
$2.35 per yard. Our line of fancy tidies, chair pil-
lows ,chenillc ornaments and fringes is worth ones
A large assortment of Stamped Tray Cloths. Biso
cult Cloths,Tidies, Scarl's and splashcrs Bolton Cloth
In all colors, also stamped Bolton for Table Covers.
Our line o’l Ladies Collars, Calls and Ruchings Is
104 and 11-4 from $1.25 to Ff
Comfortablcs, full size, from 850 to
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