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Evening sentinel, Monday, May 5, 1890 · page 4

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bonnet services at Bularra Church
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animal reduced for this sale to $5.98,

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Silk and Velve‘t‘nfhmrub
her stems, from 12§c to 89¢,
worth doublethemoney. Come
esrly and make your selection
before the argument in broken.

Ribbons.

In order to make this sale of
Flowers more attractive we will
otfcr some remarkable bar in:
in doublelsced Satin Rib ' no,
in colors. and black, suitable
for millin

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Dress Goods.
Superior qualities attached
to Low Prices are the requisites
to make a sale like this an cf-
fcetit'o one, and thin we are de—
termined to do. Ladies can
come prepared to buy freely.
If you do not find our claims
fully eulotantiated, return us
the goals and get your money.
You run no risk in buying of us.
COIBISATIOS SUITS.
$20. $22.50 and $25. Im-
ported French robes at $17.50.
$15, $17.50 and 818 Pattern
Drones at $13.50. $10, $12
and $13.50 Pattern Dresses at
$9.50,
Another choice lot ot dress
materials that come under a
neutral heading, that are not
extreme novelties, yet are not
otrictly staple ct‘lecte such as
llcngalinaifiiegcs, etc. In light
and medium colored stripes,
, and mixtures costing from 50c
to We per yard, often fill a long
felt want. We are selling an
English Cashmere, 38 inches
wide, very heavy and half wool
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worth $2.50, at only $1.98.

a Jetted Wraps, Jersey Jackets,
greatly reduced prices.

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We wish to call particular

best qualities.

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W I ’ in at. city and vicinity to temple “on , . -

Pure, New, Sweet and of Exquisite Flavor. We ere adoring
a big drive in this fine line of

Creamery Butter
And we know if you once try it, we have-you for a steady

. Our aim is to give you the best goods in quality
and quantity, and we do so by otl’ering you '

4. 1-2 Pounds for $1.00.

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And numerous other brands which are sold close for cash.

If You are a Lover of Excellent Coffee .

You can obtain it here, and many other goods that will please ' ‘

C. E. SEYMOUR’S,

33 WASHINGT‘IN fiTBEET, SOUTH NllllWALK.

 

 

 

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A Savings Institution for the Penn
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The right goods in the right plane. Everything can be

found in the line of

Bills AND SHllES

At the store of

C. H. HARVEY.

This s‘eeh metric to pm: 1, {mm a Chlld'h l-zc Shoe t) a Gent‘s 11‘er Bewed 35 Shoe; hen we.

lM'itEs’ Eda Kid. Button reduced from .2 00 to Si 85.

[.1de Paris Hand Served Kid Button reduced from $3 50 to 32,50.
Lidiee' Prmcms Kiri Tip Button reduced from 83 00 to 8200;
ladiea' Corinne Kill Tip Button reduced from $2.00 to 81.50.

C. H. HARVEY, ,

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1 LOT Fancy Cloth Jackets

attention to the fact that we
have in stock and are eomtalntly
receiving new an origina ef-
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nettes, rneee extra nper
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Portion and Drapery goods

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Have the largest sale of any in this state. Our goods are
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Bridgeport Bargain House.

OF F ER TO-D AY

500 BEAUTIFUL DRESSES!

FROM AN

Unfortunate Importer.

breathe-Goody purthne ever made by a Connecticut merchant. Gouda mthls
asason to import. nun ‘ifi to 3th.

Prices will be $5, $7.2 5, $7.50, $8.25, $9.2

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Wonderful Purchase

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OTHER BARGAINS; .
Dictionaries l-

unar-cannon. W m Hormel-am. Prioo 01.99.
Pillow Sham Holders-

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