sour ctostua scenes.
Last Hours of the Filtieth
Congress.
W. .4 ...
I’llfil DI Ni} OFFICERS 'I‘II ASK Ell.
MWIIIII'II ludlgnant ut (lithium acu-
ate Employee—Killing Time in the
“Dun-ofipeahcr t'arlinlc-‘n bpcr-cb—I'a-
the. and Ila‘nattitulty In the ~r-uatc.
WARNINGNN, March I... sprilwr (uninh-
«Bodily houn tolmleral with Mr, illunch-
ml. 0' Emma, Tlalllg in a tlllt'slllrll Inf
“1% Still that norm of the corridurs of
“Capitol were eluted to the ollin r~ oi the
borne. He offered a rmtlutmnriuwun; the
mm at arms to take the necermr) flops
toned" forthwith to tho mend-rt". uf the
humeral their familial “1° fll‘t't'ss through
the corridont of the Capitol.
Hr. Katelyn! Maryland, said that he Itad
been rcfunuladntitutum to the senate wing
of the Capitol.
Dir. lodge, of Maml'ltusctts, utid that he
had been treated with iIIsolr-Itce by employru
of the senate. He claimed nothing qurc than
the ordinary courtesy due to every American
citizen, but that he did claim. (Applauwd
No Inmate employe had a right to my to him,
“I dut‘t care whether you are a member or
not ; stand out of my way."
Mr. Euler: thought that, in view of the in-
solencc of the senate, the In ruse should refuse
to participate in the preacnt arruIIgI-Inent in
the order 0' ceremonicx
Mr. Cox thought the Ilium! ought to tern-h
this titan Ingalls and others that it was a co.
ordinate branch of the national legislature.
He minutquently withdrew the remark, "this
mats lngalls.”
After further remarks Mr. lllanehard‘s re.»
olution was adopted, and the clerk “a; di—
rected to communicate it to the senate.
Confusion reigned supreme on the tilmr of
the house during the cluning hour of the M'r
lion. Upon the floor was a perfect hula-l nf
tonguca Members lounged around till the
sofas, reclined in their untowith then feet
higher than their hotels, assentblul In knots
in the aisles and strolled about the tin or.
Smoke as thick as a lnndon fog Illllis lh a
pail over the duels, arid through it the heads
of members emerged. A motion to take a
recess had been ordernl at it o‘chiclt, and
ever and anon the teller‘: Von-e was heard
aunonIICing one more in the affirmative or
one more in tho negative. Tltenmtiottwas
made to consume time. and it had its effect.
The usual conuni tee to wait on tho pn-.~i.lent
was appointed, 'Illlt‘ the committee was
perforating y the pmident sent
in a list of hi pprot'ed. which were read
in a husky voice by the clerk. “'lltN‘ voice
hadgrown weak by the mintnnt roll calls
the past few days. .\ Voice is heard Ib'king
unanimous ctnts'ent to take up some bill, and
avolley of llllh. indicative of the pmlcter-
urination to "1111530! Ito bu~incs<, att~wem the
request. Back of the rail lltclnbers gather to
takefarewell of each other, t’slrt'lttlly those
who at the hour of noon retire to private life.
Thelpeaker submits a number of rcqnmts of
members to print remarks in the lit-con], and
in the knowledge that they will not have to
listen to weary Speeches the reminds are
granted with alacrity. A request to prittt
rernarkson the repeal of the toluicr-o tax,
despite the confuston brings Mills and Bteck—
inr'ldge to their feet, and Springer i» heard
above the din making a point of order that
theta: on tobacco has not been repealed.
Finally it is agreed to allow remarks on the
tobacco tax to be printed provi-lol they are
not perumtal. The clock now marks ”:35,
The galleries are now very rrou’dul. and
their occupants tie with the members on the
floor in mic-s chatter. (in llle. flilil' the
confusion grows. A notable group is on the
right of the symker's chair. .\lr. Springer.
seated on a desk, '5 in cheery-averse Ivttlt
Meats. Randall and Holman. (it-II. Wheeler,
of Alabama, nervotb‘ly oaks the home to eon-
aitlera bill, and Mr. Mills objects. lixcitully
he rushes to Mr. Mills” desk and induces halt
to withdraw his objection, and the bill is on
the point of passing when Mr. liIIr-kttlctv re
news the objection, and the hopes that
were raimd 30 high a moment before
were dflhllt'tl. The clock point-e to 11:50,
and in the aisle on the {upltblican
side the stalwart form of the llcpllltilrun
leader, Mr. Reed, loom» up and tlfl't'i's (Mr.
Batch. of Mismuri, trio; in the cltuirl the
following restlution:
“That the thanks of congreés are tend-crux]
to the Hon. John G. Cnrlislc. the smoker. t: vr
the counts)“, ability and humus with “hr-h
he has presided over the deliberations of the
fiftieth congress." I.\pplau.~e.l
The molution “19‘ adopted unllllilnnllrl)’
by a r'ming vote. .
The oommittw appointed to wait upvn the
Meat not having retunted. Sleukcr Car
little usumel the chair and slid:
"Gentlemen of the House of lupus-nia-
tives: Under the circumstances I Will detain
you but a moment to return my thanks for
thermolntion you have just aulrptnl and to
express my grateful acknowledgment of the
kindnes and courtnsy which has character-
ized all your intercourse with rite as presiding
amour the house. After a continuous
mice or three terms, I will leave this'
chair today with sentiments of the warnttst
friendship and the nutst profound respect.
Not only for the gentlemen who compose the
great house, but for all who have preceded
than. And while the tennination of nty 1'
racial labor: and restntrsibilitim affords of
that! no occasion of regret, I camtut without
rductance sever the relations which have ex-
bted so long between us.
“Looking back on the scents of excitement '
and 0011qu which necesat-ily occur from
timeto time in a body like this, it is impossi-
his not to remember with regret many nu-
ph-nt incidents and hasty Words; but it is
gratifying to know that no feeling of mut-
utnt lurvivee to distmb our friendly per—
IIIII relatiau hereafter:
“And erfimd In declaring an ad-
mfi w ' one: the first century of
our lagiala ve history under theconstitution
I my be pmnitted to express the earnest
hope that when another hundred years shall
hut-died arottnd the Union of these states,
limit which the capacity of the people for
if guru-amt has already been demon-
strated, any Itill endure (applause), and that
the Wmtlvu of the people mmbled in
Huh-magnate hallmayhavea cou-
dtnnz; intelligent, as patriotic and as
Irena: which sent us here. chuewed
and lat; continued applause.) The house now
lauds adjourned
in die."
Al the apeaku-‘a gavel entphasirod his
Wmmben burst into a hearty
fin: and immediately totaled in line to pro-
ceed to the mate.
RIDDLEBERGER FORGIVEN.
d Pathetic Scene and lupin-almon- an
in the Senate.
Wan-rum, larch 5-11» and incident
U My light, WI). Santa Riddlehergu
View from the Innate chamber by the
“ant, bad a public sequel later.
Ohm out into executive retain-I
Rafi-dinmnwasfortb
othhiugaotioaoaanqu-t at Hr.
bl. of Virginia. that the record of the
arrest of Mr. lllrldloberga' be “paused from
the joumuluf the re-Itato.and in Iupport of
his "quot ll r. Daniel ntuleonool the nut
pathetic mar-elm that has ever been heard on
the radiate Ilnul‘. 'l'hu Illlhu‘lett of his face
quiwrul as he ~polte and learn rolled down
his r'IIooLu IIIIvheckvd. lie void that While
Mr, RiddlelwrgI-r mu hit nylynuent poli-
tically. pI-rwnnlly they were ll'Il‘lIlla. ".-
ulnknuf lln- lu-u-tting sin of III! t‘ttlll'ngtlt‘
and of the “lfl' and the mveu I'IIIIIII'I‘II, twin
of “limit liml \illlll'tibwl from the gallery the
lutlnful "whim” of the night. He mid that
hedrdfipot blame the prodding ollleer, be
he had done only what he had to do.
orv had bten published for and wide
mutate wou not ntabe It a matter of oilleiai
record for future generation- to point to.
The question wart railed whether the formal
exottcrrttlotI-nf lilr. Riddleberger would not
be a reflection on the presiding otlle-r.
lilr. lugnlls said that ha um willing to
alien hin‘epututiou to red nith thum who
Were in the galleries and on the liwr at the
tinto the incident occurrui. lie hudnoob
yer-lion to grunting the rnpn-‘t of Senator
Daniel.
Accordinfly, the l't‘tlllt‘nt Wm granted mtd
tluI record “as expungnl. 'l'Iti~ I-rlmml .\lr.
Iiiddlebergcr front arrest. Hodid Itut take
advantage if this action to appear on the
floor of Ilu‘ :~ 'lllttt', Itllwi-t‘ur.
During lll‘ morning, Mr. Morgan being; in
titer-hair, 3].". Harris offered the full~t\t'itt,,r
rerutlution. which it as ngreul to uuuuintnudy:
"llmolted. That the tlutttb‘of tie-senate
are due :uI-I am hereby tendered to Hon.
John J. lngzlils, president pro tl-Iup -ro of the
senate, for the uniformly able, courteous and
impartial ll-.'.!llll'l' in \"Illt‘ll he has primi-Inl
over it~ delIl ‘l'llllnllfi "
J. H Kinefelter,
DP LLER TN
Meals, Flsll Fyuus
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED Goons. ETC.
Uyy. u. if, u. H. &H. yum.
Neutrons Connection.
Fulfil.
Meals Fish [lysurl
Fruits, Vegetables, Pullry, Fla
0! All Kinds in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
H. I. BENEFIT. £029 E. S. BUSTED.
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST OF
Meats,
Poultry,
Veuelubles,
Always fruit and at a moderate price§would do well
to call at the
uuuuu
Before Purchasing Eistetvhere.
Orders 901i :ited and goods delivered to any part
of City.
Julsul Suuuull Plus.
SEWERS!
F. NI. PIERCE
DEALER In
SE“7ER PII’E
AND
General Sewer Contractor
p to make connections with main sewer
pimhia city on the most favorable tame.
intending to connect with the recently laid
newer-e in this.- city will and it to their advantaizc to
call on him. 834 tf
F. M. PIERCE
BOX 20’ South Nomllky Ct.
Jotnv n. FERBIS,
Wholesale-and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
Bill. ANT W001]
Brick. Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlglt, Lackawanna, Locust
louutttln, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Goals.
lull ill RUBBER PAINT
Yard“ foot of Washington and Mar-
ehall meets. Branch oflloe at Stilaon
Drug Store ‘ Mlul
LllIIES‘i ESTES
SOUTH NOBW
131nm HIV ;.
General Intelligence Office
Any one in want of ammo meat. or within to
cit-mined" plum. willI d it will mute-I
all and nut-tutti el r was.
tlrutlemun will be charged the III) 0' til em if
you want to bu. or roll. or rent. or enquire for any
thing you can 0 so here. u we will adverllw at the
office every day. We have a tilting room for ladle:
and one for Goat- alto.
“I.
'fl M
w e ham a mtwrnt when youcut [ct urn-thing
from a be. undwtctr to a fun ml at all ltoun.
ltoudby Ilteday orweelr thoughtful
it! in You" Respectfully, BEE if“ E
No 1’» “1mm. Boron-II.
runners and Headstones.
Do not buy I monument or tiradntune from any
humph but go direct to the allow moral of
l‘. tel. Water aim-.1 Norwnlk and eclert one
all rotupletuttnd you alll not he din appoint-«l in He
mace. Dealer In all kinda of milling. outm-
:n cemetery work.
I’. \V’. BA'I‘ES.
618m
EV
. u ployment Bureau.
(M Int-I dull. Suppllel UPG-
wrl hook- , ,otc.,
1'0 BUSINESS HOUSE PHEE.
All out of employment. or deelronl of nurturing
billtr million should register Ihulr mutt-e til. tlllrl
bumtu (‘sll or write {AW Information
Lilith LL.
ti Athntlc SI... Standard tonn.
llurill Plonyuayllc Academy,
Select School of Shorthnnd and
Typewrltlug,
51 Atlantic Street, (Ayres’ Block),
Stall ford. Conn.
ALEADlNG popular Institution for a thorough
practical hu-luu- alumina and devoted to
the training of young Inca and women. In the
shortest time poniblc. to fill tint clue. paylny
gluon-z Under the prnonnl inllrnctltm of the late
trtuclpal and Int-alum manner-r of (luffay' I “hurt
ml and 'l‘ypguruuuz Kr IImII Hartford t mm
In «onion )Illtl tumml. tiradnatw Mtil‘fl‘tl
In yutellirtlnt.
III-traction by Mail a Specialty.
For circulars giving filllparlu‘hllm callurchool
unicorn-dame tilts “At A. lililt tltlll.
Principal.
E. [LWHITIIEY’S ART STORE.
67% Main Htroot.
b0. NORWALK
69.
FRAMING at lowest nricet.
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full line oi Artists' Materials.
All] lfll‘lllllllllll
We offer during this month a
LAIIGrE STOCK
WINTER TLTAKS.
New Goods, at Cost.
One lot, old styles, at $2.00
for choice.
Large lot Dtcss Goods
murkcd‘25 to 500 placed on
separate counters 'lt uniform
price of 150 per yard.
discount on
20 per cent.
of leather
marked prices;
Gloves and Mittens.
Many other goods reduced
to make room for new woods
after February 1st.
lllBLEll & Sillllll.
A rum. LINE or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
“’ire Steel Door Mats,
Something new. best thin! out.
W.‘ C.QUINTARD,
[(1810 HALL BLOCK.
Bale Hay,
COAL and WOOD,
Grain, Flour, Feed,
- AND-
BUILDER’S MATERIALS,
llllMllNll lllllll
Felling Silllflllflll l
PRINTED 0R ENGRAVED I
A SPECIALTY.
PRINTING UF “ALL KINDS
ATTHE
Sentinel“ Office.
and Straw,
Full Muss Sully Bellini,
Artificial Stone Steps, Coping,
lA‘VN ROLLERS.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
dun, &c..
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
f“f.‘.".‘,".'“"°“" ’“if’
Special Sale.
FINE
FFlllllll Fell Hats
50, 75, 81.00, and $1.22".
CALL ANT ) SEETIIEM
..._‘1-..
MRS. F AWCETT’S
MILLINER I' STORE,
3 Water St., - Norwalk.
WI have diaporlcd of nIy south Norwalk store
to Illicit .bt'amlrld. and cordially recommend them
to the patron: of the More and the public generally.
All lemme indebted to me will [Dlt'ch call on nteet
the old ennui. NO. 3, WATER 151‘ . NORWALK.
lllBBLE ll OUTSTUGK
OFFER
Banned floods
Ol’ unimpcuhablc quality no follow:
Mountain Sugar Corn I'lc, six cans 65c
lat Quality Tomatoes llc, 60c
Lima Beans ‘ He, “ 78c
Early June Peas lo'tc, “ 80c
Snccotush l3c, “ 70:
Golden l'uut kin lz’c, “ (lie
The Best Lo ater ever
put up 1 7c. " SI 00
Salmon we. “ l 00
Fresh Carnal Huruy.
Somclhlnx New In Canned
Goods. They are nice eating
and not to he thought of art Ilml'
lar to any llcrrln: lutonn Itere.
Price, I50 a Can; '3 Cum Inc; 6
Can- 75c.
l-‘lne (‘allfornla Canned Apricots
' Green tinge l’InIIItI
22c
2.):
i: it Egg 0. ~56
‘- “ II hitet' hi- rrles 30c
“ t‘ Bartlett l'citrrt 30c
fellow Peaches 180 can or 6 cans ’
for LOO.
Baked cans 15c. six cans Ht-
Best Brand Corned Beef 6 cans $1.00
All Good; All Cheap
I'e hope to see you later.
[Hillel Bluslul
CAN DI ES
Of all kind!
Firet Clue
BAKERY!
__..._4‘>—-—-
CORNUCOPIAS. CANDY TOYS. and a full arlort
meat of ornamental mudy.
MrsJohn Holland
MUDKB'B BLOCK.
lllllllllllll
lLL uuuu
Lowest Prices 1
__¢.g__.
The Best Goods for
the Least honey
.__.AT_._
T. S. BRUWN’S
BOOT &. SHOE STORE,
Clark J: Lane’- Block
m MAIN STREET.
i
. store will tell.
No.: I Guru-Itc- Building,
__~__.
The Buck Ranges
E. K. LockWood & Cos.
3. li. I;()Cli \\’( )( )
V'TFKP“-"V.o§. ”at. » .7 .. ,._ .y
.- rt! BENTlNllL, "TUESDAY, MARCH 5, l889.
ARI NOW Ol'll'IING 1‘"! LAN”? LINI 0'
EVE“ OFFERED I .‘l
IOO Patterns of Illgl‘ltllls From 25c up.
No I. t ltl of; 1mm out of town fol anything ill Hill lute. it! our tut rk will be the largest and our wine IIII lottett.
Iltt nun llllhlll) ufz; )(lIM or “III llllt'l :Iuypun.
W e do not dr al In low grade oi anode
CHOICE
Willi 'll WILL BI
it“ they are not cheap It any pruu
GOODS
SOLD AT 1‘" I!
We tdtall ollor
NO DAMAGED GOODS.
Nor“ Illk, Conn. -
tiur Dry (livid. Department III mmplm “Illltlttlll'L Iim of gnarl! of all diarrtpilmtn.
tlur llmllll Norm-ll. r-Ien IIIH 1qu lull third with
soon-nun]: as HOYT I ‘ .
CARPETS AND RUG-S
THE TOWN. ('ONSISTlMi Oi"
Amlneter. Wlltons. Moquette. Velvete. Body Brussels. Tapestry.
I'I'I‘
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
We have obllgiug ht‘lp, alwayr ready to nhovt gootla.
w 100 Dozen Hose, Ladies, at 80 Per Pair, All Colors.
We Have Juat Iti-plcuitlml our Stork of 'I'III, Wood 'antl Willow II'tIrc, Which will be Sold at l’rIt-Im Lower 'IIIIII liter.
SCOF‘IELD d: HOYT,
No. 0H Washington St., South Norvvttlk, Conn.
w... pm. BOOTS AND SHOES
.llliJII l‘l‘ltf' i.
and
lll'lldlEllS
It is not all
covered with
Nickel Pluto
—
It. is made in
Yol'll
own town.
Also
Agent for the
celeltrutml
It I U H M O N l)
RANGES
Plumbers and
Gas
Fitters, Slate
and
'l‘in Roofers.
The
\I'lll.
'-
Great Reduction Sale
t‘tll'l‘lV 8 AT THE STORE 0"
H. HARVEY
Until March 1.
HAVING ONLY
1 ’nit‘s
'ruar u'n I.
B7."
B3
of' lt‘ancy
Slippers Left
SOLD AT LESS THAN CONT.
Only 5, 400 Pairs of Ladies 25c Rubbers.
tuning Lively
(‘.l' and look :I‘. Iln tn nt' r Rut lltl' \lnrm,
lav cry Day.
The Ilphtut and flout made-only 75c
[Adieu Wool lined Goods cloolng out at out.
t'al' and look at ”to (it‘lil'ml Line cmslrtlng of about
l5,000 I’alrs lients’. Ladics’, Boy"e,Mlssee’, Youth’e
and Children’s Shoes of [ivory Description.
l,’rioos too Nutttcrous to lVIention.
Culluml Secure the Bargains, as the Goods llave
Got lobe Sold.
0. H. HARVEY,
I) " ‘( ,. A v ' Va '0 ' T I ‘ . a.
- ‘l‘ ( ‘ M" “ "n‘ 12 "North DIaut St., houtltNorwalk.
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GRAND F\llIB['l‘lO\
l
I
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mu Glass Novelties
Sillsanlllresslluls“
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
___._. M.-.__.
We Invite Particular Atten-
tion to Our lmportations
Inca FOREIGN
NOVEL'l‘IES
M S.” SMITH
; 10 Main St., Opp. _____R,.. ..R Depot, So. Norwalk.
1'} CARRY the largest, choicest, most elegant and exclusive designs of Hosiery, Gloves,
case of Prints.
Inents uc (-Ilel the follouinc:
llllllill.
St‘nuonnhlo Ilasiery in Indie-9' and
(Vinldren's Plain and Ribbed Solid
Colors and Stripes. Children‘s Extra
hr avy llIbhed,Black and Colon-drum
9: upwardv. Ladies Cotton lloz-e.
Black and Lolors, Ribbed and Plain,
Silksullllusslluls;
Which comprise the Most
Varied Collection of New and
Exclusive Styles it has ever
been our Custom to Exhibit.
Feeling confident that NOVELTIES,
will be more popular the coming sea-l
soutbau ever before, we have made.
every endeavor to place before the
Ipublic the largest and most perfect
assortment that has ever been shown
in Conn. That our efforts have been ,
crowned with success a visit to our’
————4¢o——————
The opportunity to buy
buyuul
—AND—--
uuw
———-A'l'——
lllllllilll] 0F Blillli
—-‘—llA8 ARRIVED. —
TS
Boston Store.
the best to be had In the trade at the
p »pular price of 25:. A large dis-
play of Lisle Thread and Silk Hosiery
always on hand. Each of the four
:ibote lots are uorllty of immediate
stunti u.
flfllllll WTITIS.
200 L1leS Black Jersey Waiele,
plain and trimmed, for $1.33, $1.67
$4.72, $1.33, which are bargainsmnd
we [nettivt-ly say that they are worth
double the above mentioned prices.
Kill GllFFl.
We have the largest assortment of
Lttdzes‘ Kn! Gloves in Mousquctaires,
tll’v‘l-‘tlk‘tl and suede in all loathe, plain
:U‘ItI clocked backs, also all lengthsin
Button ths. Dressed and Snedt .
Prices ranging from $1.00 to $2.00.
Silk Mitts in all the latest evening
shades: aleo Black from 6 to 30 But-
ton length. The above stock we
have taken great care to select and'
wuuld say they are choice.
'llflllll Willlllll.
Calico and Century Cloth Wrappers,
lit‘l’ft ct fitting' in plain, Mother Hab-
bard and Princess back, in all the
new spring shades, guaranteed home
made, for $1. 25, $1 50 and $1. 75.
Mill Hill Pllllllll.
We feel that it isourduty tartar-once
to the people that we have on hand l
an array of unparalleled bargains in
Pongee. China, Surah Silks, SBIIDS.
Flushes. in plain and figured for
fancy work. Also havejust received
all the new and latest designs in
Chenille and Silk Ornaments. In
addition to this stock we are display-
ing a new and grand assortment of
Celluloid l’iacques and fancy ware
for painting.
_, «aru—
llllllllllllll all llllFlflllll.
Customers will find on hand a large
and carefully selected atock of Up-
holstery in Cotton and Worsted
Rvps. Cretnnnes,Cottun.\Vor.~ted and
Silk l’lnshes, plain and figured, on
which we are l tl’rriug special Induce-
ments for the coming thirty days.
We again take pleasure in announc
ing to our patrons that we have just
I't'Ct'll't‘d from one of our largest im-
porters all the new and attractive
Window Draperies consisting of
White, Cream and Beige Notting-
ham. Madras and Scrines of which
we will make a special dteplay and
will take particular pains in show-
mg.
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Our stock of White Goods now on
hand for the present and future sea-
son are of exquisite styles. Never
before have they been equalled and
prices never lower. which we also
will take pleasure in exhibiting.
Dress Goods, Notions, Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings, and Domestics, and during the
past ten days we have received front the largest manufacturers and Wholesalers, invoices of
the lttest Spring Novelties also three cases of Gingltunts, French, Scotch and Domestic;
In addition to these and the many bargains to be found in other depart-
. illlllll’l Furnishings.
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Notwithstanding our tremendous
busine=e of the last three month,
our gent’e furnishing department is
prepared to furntsh some of the moat
desirable bargains. Gents will still
find on hand our all linen Collars
and Cuffs at our own established
price—Collars 11c. each; Cutie 13¢.
per pair; better than can be procured ,
elsewhere.
Gents’ Xeclrwear we are constable
ly receivmg from tfie largest. manuv
facturers; styles and prices unequal-
led.
. Afulllineof colors and sizes of
Deaf» own make, perfect-tit-
Kld Gloves.
Gents’ and Youth’u Unlaund '
Shirts, best Imeginable value,
the latest improved patent. of whic
we are selling large quantities with
due appreciation and satisfaction.
“’e have In em: k and are constantly
receiving all the new and latot
styles of Geute’ DreaeShirte, inplaln,
fancy, p. que and embroidered,whicl|
we are displaying daily for our cil-
tomere‘ inspection.
We have left from our Great
Mark Down and Clearing Sale a few
lots of Underwear which we will
a- ll very cheap; at about one-half
actual value.
Remember we always kee aeom-
plete line of Gente' halt one of
every kind and quality. For illne-
tratioa, a full, regular made half
Hose for De.
Don’t fall to visit our Notioit Counter, where you will always find a most complete assort-
ment of Buttons, Ribbons, Germnntown, Scotch, Saxony and Lady Gray Wools, Fleur De Lia
Floss, Ilamburglt Edgings, Handkerchiefs, Hair Pins, Pitts and Needles, Sewing Silks and
Cottons, which we take particular care in selecting shades for factory use.
We consider ourselves as No. l on all the above mentioned goods and prices.
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