dreadiartedrfirydrrtr rrrr
Cireat Attractions.
hill 0!! ' i tell”. it is!!! not iaprrnwn by you to ball in Iiind lhll All lriiclrl
watchfi‘i rep ”he”: opinion» Kid’s .llii bzl-uv path-sugarcane» you cool» do well by
rill-peering - or race sud ret'luii our pr s
DRESS GOODS
Mods! trout-rowers this on k ivhle drpnfllnvnl Wells» in lllil r'r'cls s most ctr-lolly end we!»
- .|._ irripo‘ Mons,
It'll it u Ilse ivrcrsi'i d- e mini-urge! ”no lie-incur. - s hm r l' Ilium
ms '.:l.00lciiillille'0ills€"' ~ni iiigs.g...iniy soin rs hs'gull vnrlic b tour prtcouu s iced-v.
|90 per Yard.
A line of i'lsid ‘llll'lu', mend, mid tor T‘c per ysnl, wiai «ell diirt- g this week's rule for
530.
A line of (‘s‘hmer- it "when witiwln "urn. were Navy ll iii-e. Browne, (licen- slid sri iiiwirshlc
shut". never s nd h.fore Ic-s also 50.- sir I burr-in our price
' 390.
Satins, Ginghams, and Domestics
0! wt lch we (2 any n mod. can p cm line. nre: now in. e :hibrrion 'nf thi- pr'ng lrldl‘.
Cashmere O mbre.
One at ihe Newest Fem for 3er g s d summer ii i: is she no esh Mil ti.
Hosiery and Underwear
We ere linking gre.t icdncti its in the depirtmi r t m i- 04‘ t i ll neirmon, our are, [In ersesr sli
m-rltrd
i'ur hiid‘en‘sU deri- sr usri-ily rod! :33 38 ni‘ 4): ullr zen.
A mo-t r mp-iu l-urrtmfliluf indie-'21»: limiiry, Iu i'I in (‘o’orn and viripes now pl-tredou our
counter tor tmniedisie e le.
Headddarters tar Shades and did dletds
M. S. SMlT H,
Insurance Building. n‘uutb Sor'wnlk.
BRIDGEPORT.
W .B.HALL&CO
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Silks. gilks-
A Transaction in fillks that will Astonish Every
Lady in Norwaik.
rarer ydr drrdeet radian raved dress are
In the very lk'est wylm sud snoring:- it c uding evening rind». to be i-lrred bi us - n my day st only
$175 per yard ddidrll ward star and $5 00
v dttiser' Inde'ctl'l’l ihs' is no adj h in. but this! Ihdi ere sli new, frr-h
Wifuilhxeml';_ learn" «one. lien ‘sriy . No uni. ch min i e it this gm! us. or I e
ge- Uh-. sud rooms the grusie-t brain I en during th: pm: twenty-Ive yun.
Genuine Black Guinet Silks.
One lot or the high gmie~ t 2“ ch «nine' 8 vi 8 its, known so tie .2 WM price 52. heme-
he! the! every dress at our Gainer sins:- to furl . w .rrsn ed.
Black Satin Rhadames.
“is! is loud lfi‘ nueiot 1 212‘s Elicitation“: uric int rich and ixr'ellcct The;
331. Hogan‘s, ling! II N; lilo k Murine ‘lli-I st use; B3 k Pain dc mire pl std 81.25
Ask to see our Raven itinck succnrnppa
Cloaks.
All Irv-l Junkets down .50 OD s-a-s-h.
All I'll-n linvnaaztwu gs. «303's.
IO. .9 .0 send - . no.» at
y Old-“oak. flu- .l‘ 0. and '20 00 us .5 00 It!!! etc 00.
W. B. HALL :23 CO.
caresses 'r‘uis. JOHN H, {mm
sin sailfish rider FLORIST.
,' bottle] lift-immedii‘u’s. w, mm_ mm "on...“
., Wall Papers.
now Good-
HATS! HATS!
FALL STYLES,
hflpfllflflifll‘ i'
Stil sud Soft lists. Silk lists.
iv.
Hurst-s rinse snort-mists.
Inset lei-well.
rt“ inniiiisrienidiiirerrirr ”aw-Wee?“
r
it
‘ nomknrsssosssemorrwr
la toenails
cigar
Bless llsvsns liiisd suits tor Five Consults
Inches tor l0 You‘vc hood suih ans-run by
liire3ssieltycnsverlolodthcstels~nt ec sbu
lovely hooked npes new tie-we hr well it you
dmlerdomnrskusp then-6 lur s qssrm. Ms
bandied.
Charles B. Perkins,
strident st... ilihl'l‘ON.
J acob M. Layton
tint lists sud llour on
General insurance Acenc)
In. use sne sedans.
(ions mattress—(hots snd Nurses
Dillulanslunlndp‘u'awoo'rdnsnu Iouevilrdersh
Notary Public uncommon-Tun.
llsllrosd Tickets. Burgers Checker
to Destlustlou.
o worn-gran at. tNutdocrto mm.
South Norvvnik. Conn
my
War I! RIUKRJLI ultimlt. Jiltlll’il B Rthl
:liste Bosrdol‘ Engine-ctr. ll. Suit. K
\luuiba Colin. I t a. Ara'n
Win. it. ltlllllli & SON,
Sanitary and Hydraulic Erriaeers
Miles 0.0.. 65 I 47 'lulllrs‘tol 8t.
5001'" NUItWAl-K, 01
IO} PERRY " V"R"T.Tiiil\', N \
Brunch "mm %l’0h1'3li l‘TlR. N Y
WATKRVILLI. N.Y.
Iii-cit! Snrret ingnnd ticnersl Work will
ji 1:! be gin-ii prompt site-lion.
SEWERS!
F. M. Pl ERCE
DIAL!!! ll
SEWElt {’1 1’5
AHD
ileneral Sewer (Toiitrnctor
to mskc connections with minnows-
n this city on the most isvnrsble turns.
‘nrtla intending to connect withthe recently inid
errors in this city will and it to their sdvsnteg‘to
oil on him. it
I“. M. Pl l4} ROE
this so. sionth Norwslk.0t
is pre
pl
WRIGHT & rum,
Carriage Makers
And “punctures of
All kinds of Wu. ons.
Trucks. Carts. 0 c.
All kinds ct repsiriris umnotly done
*eversl new mil niciiud hsnd woman for mid.
New Rodi thnn only m
Horse-Shootng and all
kinds of Blacksmithing
l’rurt of Prn- ltllu 51..
south Norwnllt.
spas if
Us 131 ERB HOY’I‘.
y, 3
it a
4 i
3
ii a
i, 9
i*0l.3 AGENT FOR '1'!!!
inlebrnted Aqua Crystal
tyeetreles and Eye Glasses.
'l'iicy Ilsve no Inn-l.
cow-mus
was mil.
walnnBSmeur-w.
“Alfun. Non- lug-out
In my reintrdepsrunnit l hsvumy rid“! '0
lll'm work
rage sud well selected stock of udverwm
Dir-nods slid Fine Jewelry slwsyeon ins-id.
Emll,
not as iiihil? itsititosll.
irtNlillltI & Sullivan lllllitloll.
Corrected .lsn. urns use
Furlong" Trains.
WU'I‘H.
LvJIorwIIk. Lv.Bo.Hcrwulh. ALWllsun Palm
TM in. 8(1le
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our “Hind dill "lined 6!) "I‘ve:
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‘ must.
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lined ilnnll‘s‘d incline
:g‘u‘ ll .' u so .‘i In
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us “lined 5I‘I: :Iissd H gird, in:
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n: monies... in
The Carnegie Library Opened
by the President.
Till! SPEECHES 0|" Tilll OCCASION
Ilr. Carnegie ‘l’rsnslere the Golden In)
to layer Pearson. or Allegheny 0“!
Ivory (Ellis-u Could Icy. “l on Joint
Proprietor flsro'k—(lsrusgis'e Plead.
Pi‘l'rclvlto. 70h. IL—At 7:” o’clock lesi
evening Andrew Carnegie, accompanied it)
President tlsrrison end the other invited
guests, tools csrrisges It the Duqussne cili
end were driven directly to the Free Lilith
ry building. corner of Ohio sud Fed-IE
“rests, Allegheny City. The specious Isu
sic hsll wise tilted to overflowing when the
distinguished party colored the building.
They were greeted with thunders of I?
please. The national hymn "Ameries'
wee rendered by the Insert society end
the undiencc, ncmmpsnisd by the Corn-git
orgsn. Right Rev. Cortisudt Whitehall
led In the prsyor. The hymn "The licence
Are Telling" was sung by the Mozart occi-
ety, sud Andrew Curuegio wss presented it
the sudience.
Tho Golden Key Delivered.
Mr. Carnegie was almost overcome ut the
wsrmth ol the greeting sccorded hint, sud
with diillculty delivered s brief uddrem,
during which he trsnsferrcd thegolden lay
of the Free Library building to the keeping
of R. T. Pest-son, msyor of the city of Alls-
gheny.
In the course of Mr. Curnogio‘s mnerb
he won profiue in thanks to those whose kid
llld been given in carrying his plans locom-
plctlon. llo wss proud of the honor con-
lerred by the president of the United Sister
in that he stands forth the illustriounsponsor
of the Fm library It its christening. Mr.
Carnegie stated thst the library building
was for All time to come the property of the
people, nnd that "every citiesn of Allegheny.
rich or pow, black or white, can enter this
building and truthfully say, "1 sm the joint
proprietor here.” M r. Csruegic's remarks
were greeted with enthusiasm.
Mayor Pearson sceepted the golden key,
replying in is low well chosen remnrks.
The President's Address.
The president, on being introduced, wur
euthusinsticnlly cheered. He said: "i hove
spent an instructive duy in Allegheny coun-
ty. in your mills and factories] huvesseu
matter of prodigious weight, at which mun
seemed powerless, lifted es s mother would
her hubs: by the inventions of the brain:
end yet, great its these things arc, I witne-
hcre that which is greater and nobler—the
dull ore of the mind trsnsformed. It is the
mind which achieves all these wonders. l
hope that this institution mey curry with it
the suggestion to read and think.
“i congratulate you thst you have u nun
among you who could conceive of this end
hope that his influence will spread until than
who hsve accumulated weulth will holdit
but us trustees for mnnkiud. The capitalist
may say: “May i not do with my weslth
what I likcl‘ isny yes; but how much higher,
how much holder on example of the use of
wealth have we before us tonight! How
wide will be the streams of intellect which
will have their origin in this building! How
broad may be the sdvsnccment which may
come from here!
"The entire world may be ruined to a
higher standard. This librsry isleft in your
charge, citizens of Allegheny; see to it thst
the trust is worthiiy htwtowed Iuow do
clove the librsry formslly opened I chsrge
you to be zealous end circumspect. that it
may not fell below the ides of the men who
gsvs this institution tor the public use.”
Governor llcnver‘s Speaks.
Enoch Pratt, the Well known philanthro-
pist of Baltimore, spoke of the benefits to be
derived Governor Besver followed in well
uppointed remarks, (lecturing thnt no men
could render higher service to his country
thnn bud Mr. Carnegie in thnt he had dedi-
cated his own self to thegood of his follows.
The remarks of Hon. John Dslzell were
highly complimentary to Mr. Carnegie. He
won followed by Dr. Riddle, President
Hunter, of the Allegheny council; Hon.
John H. Richie and Rev. Dr. l’ttrviu
Chsirmsn Jones D. Scott, of the iibrsry
consult-ion. closed the exercise by resding
the report of the commim'on and tron-{er-
ring the deed to the property to the city of
Allegheny. The hsllelulsh chorus wussung
sud the benediction pronounced by Bishop
Pholnn
President Herrison, sceorupsnicd by Gov‘
owner Beaver, Enoch Prstt end Prof-mo}.
hugloy, were driven directly to the Union
ststion. The party occupied n spceisi our
end left for home st 10:35 o‘clock.
The Building Dedlcnted.
The building dedicated in the driest one in
Allegheny City. It cost saloon). one-sixth
of this sum boring been spent (or u languid-
esst pips orgsu which wholly Ills one end
of the music hell. The building itself is of
grey grsnite, with trimmings ol' red stone.
Architecturslly it is purely Romsnesque.
'l‘ho structure is shsolutely fireproof, every
precsItiou known boring been token to It-
tein that and One of the not-bio futures
of the building is the book “mngssine.” Al
no point. csu the visitor see-single book
shell. The volumes ere err-aged in u com-
partment, accessible only to the olllcinls.
which seems more like it safe deposit vnuii
thnn u library. They are closely packed,
and there is barely room for one person to
pc- between the rows of shelves. In this
"msgnsinc" there is no woodwork except the
shelves, and loss by lira is nitsoluteiy impos-
sible It will contain 120,000 volumes
Cornegls's Pin-s {or Pitt-burg.
it is reliably reported thst Andrew Cor~
negie, in addition to his doustlon of “Jill,-
lll) (or s free librsry in Pittsburg, hss signi-
fied his intention of porch-slug the site (or
the main building. This moons unsdditionul
expenditure of probably hell s million oi
dolisrs '
l‘lve nudes-ere to Bung.
antiserum, Pu, Feb. ZL—Fivc murder-
ers will be hanged on Wednesdsy. April 0.
thsdeuth wiirrunte hsving been lined by
Governor Bearer. The doomed men use:
Willlsm H. Bertholomsw, Northampton
eitunty; lschsry ’i‘syior. Greens county;
Wiliiuin fl. Brut Allegheny county;
Cit-rice Cert-r. Gem county. end Ai-
tred Andrews, Qatar county.
o
lupin ltuto I. I. c. A. Quinn 1 ,7.
T
. . stove «in mono.
lho Won-st less Urns-s lasts Is
the lulshstsg lleeiious.
haul, I" ll. li.~llectiaus tor number
at the rrictistsg were'held throughout the
depth yuisrdsy. The Gernisn kiwi-lists
never prosecuted sn alumni conipmgn with
more vigor then thst which marked their
work yesterdsy st the polls, sud. from oil
sppssrsnccs, never with grater success.
They hsve unquestionably mode isrgc grins
in Berlin, and their tines-sing work in other
ports of the country is pluinly uppsreut
The returns indicate that the government
hes lost fifteen souls in the rsichslsg sud
thet the ”invisible hsvc doubled their v09
in strength throughout the kingdom oi
hurls.
Prince lilsmsrck drove in A closed carriage
to the polling booth shunted st the Renau-
hens rest-omit. sud iii-pinned his ballot in
lever ol lirrr Zeidier. Conscrvstivs until.
his (or the reichsteg.
When Prince illsmsrck entered the voting
post he won greeted respectluliy by every
one present. in schnowledgincnt the chun-
collor restarted: “This is probably my last
vote.” Responding to expreuious of doubt.
in view at his vigorous sppesrnnco. the
chancellor continued: “1 sm now 15 your-
of ego. l‘ivs yesrs longer is u long “use."
New York libel-lists Rejoice.
lizw Your. Fob. ills—An enthusiastic
meeting ol Hmvinilsts wns held lest night. It
which hlcrglus t-ihovitch nod others spoke.
end csbiegrsnts of the I’rslo'llol the German
election were received. Home of the treble-
poms pieced the entire Socialist vote st
1,250,000, which is no increase of hi) per cent.
New Enterprises in the South.
hummus, Feb. 2i.-—Amoog the largest
menterprlses in the south reported inst
week to The Msnufscturvrs’ Record on s
stseomo cool sud iron compsuy in Bir-
mingham, the contrsct for buildings tors
smut) cotton mill in Finance, All; the
poi-chose by Alsbsmu cspitiiltsts of two fur-
naces and minersl property [or “00,11”, s
.5001!” cotton mill in Athens-s, s 03501110
our building company in Atlsnts. s 850.1“!
brick sud tile works in Rrunswick,nm,ill0
phosphors compeny in Florida, s 811),”)
cotton mill company iyi Georgia, I "00,11”
cotton inlli in North Caroline, s 870.0!)
pulp melting company in South Carolina, I
.2009“) cigsrcttc machine company in Run-
nokc, Vs.; new iron furnaces st Pulaski,
"m; John' in City, Tours. ; st Bristol. Tents,
by Pennsylvsnis iron mukers, end orient Big
Stone lisp, Vs,
Ayrshire Breeders Ileet.
Nsw Your, Feb. 2l.——The Ayrshire Breed.
ers’ association held its fifteenth ennusl
meeting at the Fifth Avenue hotel yester-
dny. President Converse presided. The
election of omccrs for the ensuing your re-
sulted as follows: President-J. W. Con-
verse, of Woodville, N. Y. Vice presidents
~0bndinli Brown, of Providence, R. 1.; F,
H. Meson, of Leon, 0.; ll. K C. Watson, oi
West Perms, N. Y., end Willism Creator,
of Northpori, I. 1. Committee for three
years—J. ll. ('oldrin. of [own ('iiy, lu., and
J. D. W. Krebs, of Weldon, .V Y. Secre-
tory—(1 )i. Winslow, of Brandon, Vt.
Treasurer—Henry F. Smith, of Enileld, R
I. Auditing cornuu’ttH M. Winslow and
J. D. W. French. T his treasurer reported
82,0“ on han‘ii. Anumber of prominent
breeders from nil parts of the country were
present. 5
The llrothorliood'l Umpire-o.
Cmcmo, Feb. 2i. «Secretory Brunnoll, of
the Players“ National lougne, has announced
the eight umpires who are to serve the Piny-
sn' league under the double umpire system
during the reason of 1811). Their names are:
J. ll. (iniliicy. Worcester, Mess : Robert
Ferguson, Brooklyn; Alonzo Knight. Boo
ion; Robert Mathews, the once famous
pitcher, Phiimlclpliin; T. F. Gunning, er
cstchor oi the lioston and Athletic clubs,
Full River, lions; Chsrlcs Jones, cx-out-
holder of the Boston and Cincinnsti clubs,
New York; W. H. Holbcrt, ex-cstcher, New
York, end Ross Burnett, of this city. The
letter once led the second baseman end wss
well known through his connection with the
Batons, Chicago: and the Tecumsehs, ol
Iondou, Ont.
A Plus-by l'rlest Disperses n Mob.
“summons, Pu, Feb. 2t.-—Msrtin Wile
her, the "Polish king," who led the church
riot at. Plymouth n few few weeks ago, wns
bought here and held in 824110 bull for his
unless-sneer It the next criminsl court. On.
his return home inst evening he and his foe-
tlon marched to the residence of Rev. Psther
Buimfoski, formerly of Bulslo, the priest
unsigned to the chsrgo by Bishop O’Hsrn,
sud dcmsnded possession of the premises.
This the priest refined to give. The Poise
ban-c insulting, and the clergymnn up
peered It the door of the personage end or
dered them to lesve st the point of e revolver.
They "nested in confusion
A Novel Bullroud Cur.
CHICAGO, Fcht 2i.——Bishop Walker, oi
North Dakota, let u contrsct to the Pullinun
Pulses Our company for u Gospel our. will
u resting cspccity ol eighty persons Ind
lupplisd with n roblng room. pulpit end
hut. Thecnristobcol rich designundis
to he completed in fifty dsys. Bishop Wslke
or. with his our, will now be ublc to conduct
count-mutton services with sppropriutu our
founding: in the barren country, where fevt
churches exist and where the viiisgerssre
devout.
The Coupon-ugh Bogiug.
Jonas-rows, Pm, Feb. 2L—The heavy
rains have raised the two rivers consider
nbie, the Conneimingh being within six inches
of overflowing and the Btoney creek twt
feet. A telegram from Shade. about twelve
miles up the vsllcy, hes just been received
announcing thut the boom at thut piece con
tuning an enormous quantity of logs is lieblr
to break It sny time. It this breaks Ill tbs
wooden bridges on Stoney Creek will hi
destroyed.
lint Ills Wlls's Pun-our.
Com-us, 0., Feb. Bin-Judi.” C. White,
s prints policemen, found his brother-in
low. Aehiith Knit, tslking to In White
user the Dnvidson hotel, and shot twice is
Moonshine-cor both shots sunk»
lngslllnthsieltsidvodthehcsdneurthi
our. inflicting fstsl wounds Roll. mucous
hunted by In. White, was tsken to the has
flint. White churgss Kali with being lnti
nets with In. White.
n. Iran-nu nor. to lorry.
i W Irons-users”... 6m :
Tullum the schist. M’sfi
undercuts. cl l-rss
’O'vinitcsswlidhr simpler
semester.
l3:
mother
4 t!
user-ted.
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CHILDREN’S l’lii'l‘lllil-Is
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slice -ssi‘u| Speelnli y.
Pldll’S Fl
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nus-c C are for oil Diseases.
ii A It BS]! EN S LAY
BALED may no STRAW.
Peat lites Stalle Beddiny
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RAYM Ni] Bill
.IIDIIN ll. PERI“...
Whores-lend Retell Data is sit kinds 09’
Bill. All] Willi}
Brick. Lime. Cement
Blue Stone. Etc.
behigh, backawsnns. Lili'lllli
lountsin, Franklin.
Wilkesbnrre Costs.
treat in RUBBER Pitd'i
and‘ foot of Washington and Mitr-
ihsii streets. Brunch cflicc st Stiisor
"rue Store Min
HUNT & ZELUFF
EARLY BEE—Fortress.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Pickled Oysters.
Nomi]: Oysters
Ihush-vents he. lasted
rural
Pure Tomato Carson...
Imports-d Surdldes.
Anythinggnwntisths-srkct iireyon mogul
every y It
"ii”UNT as ZELUFF’S.
m-III—
.“g'mir numsmu
.lolr Printing
dire derided idea.
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,0 intro! itirr iii are?
thudhm:
live role sgcnts tor the eeichrsted
'l‘tsis Flour still maintains Its high
stsndiird, and Is selling very fun.
Price $6.75 a Panel, its a Bar.
iiilTlili. Blilliii. BUTTER. f
250. 8 lbs 250- a lbs 250. a lbs ,.
THEY COME FAR AN" NEAR ['03 11‘.
Till; VERDICT—Mn ls better then I leave It on paying .0 cents
n pound for.”
COME AN!) RAMPLE IT.
MO~————
“'l') HAVE FOR THE I. INTEN SEASON
I‘ll-bird hr'irtir in glory, ~plerrdld Wstrv lair (WM-b.
l lstirrrl. the: F In M Jm i eyi' nb l-sidirie-s, iliv- (b
gun Iii-sting We ere hvudqfluflfll f .r
ltrldal Veil, Jones, Pillsbury. Volunteer
and Diplomas Flour. ‘
Wsy down in price lie sure and reimr pr‘cea belure on urchin The ice: for the “nuns
Boss Cronin lunch Creches. urslltd by now. y i ii
PRESERVES.
Quince. l’lresy p'c. Plum. Rupbeuy. Peach std Strawberry If you wsntsrelleh try them. 'eola
you the best llur of
CANNED GOODS.
In this cnuniry. Have you tried the Celebrstcd Dew Dro Bdnlctt Pu Tomatoes mm
barns. Pens, (Tern, rncnoiuh. L'ins Beau. & tr. 9 rs, '
Lorre Blower [1an g. Exits l Irrc
ulcrgt iruiumols lilver rsiniiio sud l'm
”hi- ‘
hovwe-
Here yet can set the Best Grads at the Latest Possible Prices
If you relish it First-class Cullen, you can get it here
We are still selling the Norihfiififlreamery Butter at 32c 3 lb.
I et every one ccme its! will to
illitlilil ll. SEYMliiR’S.
33 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
A Positive Sale!
t'dr Larrr disarray [tr Sale
OF
rears Mill SHiiESw
Ever ofl‘ered. Everything goes at cost and less at the store oi
C. H. HARVEY,
North i‘lain Street, South Nor-walk. '
dililllllilli till.
1,, "\ .
As ice‘iniend to make extensive improvements in our st re,
for the spring trade, and desiring to get to work at same at
the earliest possible moment, we will
. Close Out All Kiiids of Goods .
/
Marvelously Low Prices. ”‘
Look at the Figures:
Children’s Colored Stockings, formerly at 10, 15, 20.65.,
all at 5c a pair.
Lsdies‘ Fancy Hose, formerly $25 end 350, all st 150 s psir. .
Lsdies’ Merino Underwear, formerly at 50c, now 35c.
Gents’ goods will be closed out at equally low prices.
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worth 40c, during t in sale, 150.
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