-—-—-GO—--—
GOES.
We have been successful in introducing new goods upon
this market, because we never take hold of goods. and push
their sale unless thoroughly convinced of their room.
TART. llllXWlllllT
For instance. We have introduced this deservedly popular
Cereal to a large number of householders in this city. We
want 6,000 ladies and gentlemen to come and test this
KING OF BREAKFAST DISHES
Free exhibition all this week. Come one, come all. We
ofler you
EITRl RLRIR TRElIlE
200. a. 1b. 200. a. 1b.
5-1» lbs-mfor $1.
TERRIER ll. Sillllllllll’l
33 Washington Street.
F. H. NASH 8c BRO.
PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING, STEAM
AND 110T AIR HEATERS.
Decorated titre, White Granite, Glass, irate and Tie Ware
Bexwheat
Y BUTTER T
W.
I , Kuwait-mm
Buggies, Photons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
l’ricers to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
, tr? Swan ll Bushnell,
Flfllllla” Rlllll Heater. ° W“ '
(Foot of Bank). BRIDGBPOB'I'. CONN
Plumbing,
SOLE:AGEN 1‘8
213.! ‘80.!
yk’t’riiu- '
Pure I cad. erc and Calcutta Oil, Swinefillipnzs.
Bails. New. Spears, Italics. Tours, Kcl Pete, I ole-i,
Lines, and cv thin needed about a him. ever —
“mm“ ”‘1 'e‘“er‘r"":°""’s.‘“hm “Nether teed
i one ”has or ts, oases nni . it. ear:
G35 Fitting- we recognized headquarters in: all kinds of nudges
and Oyster Dealer-v supplies. (in: t'clebrstrd
lit-Inlet Imported laniiiatti no is still uu-etm
with unirrredcntcd note; i av are llulluorr ,
Handmade and very Fragrant, We win mat a not
of Till to any address by mail for ":3: ,,
Telephone.
New York Prices.
Never tinder-sold.
TM and Sheet Iron Work.
srovns, RANGES,
AND TINWARE.
Intimates given for
Storm and Hot Air Heating.
“8108mm
Til WIT RRTRR STREET
L.H. DECKER.
Butler in
Wall Papers, Paints, oils. Glass.
Brushes, Conch Colors
and Varnishcs.
ARTISTS’ G 0005.
lcCLOSKllY'S LIQUID WOOD FILLER, best
filling for vine and hard woods. Without rubbing.
HOUR '5 PREPARED t‘Alb’Ull FlfllSll for
walls. slishadca,
SEEPHARD'S PARAGON (‘OACll \‘ARNISII.
bet for bath rooms. outside do .orr, Ar. Will not
spot or turn white.
#7
3
Painting, Paper Ilancin
and Decorating.
‘ south ' notifiable; ,nvnnlnu will“
H "
E0118 'BBAZILIANS.
Their Flattering Reception to
the White Squadron.
unwonnn BY BOOIING CASH”.
Exehnnge of Complimentr—Tha Congrat-
ulation. of Uncle Sam Presented to the
New American ltennblle—The Squadron
Stalled [or New York Jul, 5.
NEW Yolik. July l?.——'1'he Herald’s Rio
Janiero correspondent sends the following
account of the reception tendered the
squadron of evolution at Rio Janiero:
The white squadron on a mission of con-
gratulation and friendship to the new
republic of Brazil entered this magnificent
bay June :33. Rio Janicro bu charming
and attractive stretches along the shores
of its noble harbor. The surrounding
hills are covered with suburban residences
standing amid lofty royal palms, em-
boirered with tropical foliage. The Brn-
zilians attach great Importance to the
visit of the squadron, regarding it as a
distinguished mark of esteem on the part
of the United States.
Amid the Thunder of Cannon.
As the squadron entered the bay it was
saluted by Fort Santa Cruz, which hoisted
the American flag and fired twenty-one
guns—a most unusual compliment, as it is
a visiting squadron's place to salute the
port first. l-‘ort Santa Cruz displayed the
l'nited States ensign and dipped the Brn-
ziliaii ensign in compliment. to the passing
sqilfult‘on. As the vessels approached the
anchorage and the inner forts the Brazilian
lireli~of~tvztr lying near the arsenal con-
tinued saluting, some of the salutes being
national and some of them to Admiral
Walker's tine: as ounrnanderlnmhicl, All
these courtwirs ivrrc promptly returned by
the l'lili‘iigu,
l
Sore-untied by Brnllllnns.
In the evening the ships of the squadron
were serenaded by the boats of the Brazil-
ian squadron, arranged in flotilla»; and
decorated with flags and colomi lights and
fireworks, Carrying bands playing the
American and Brazilian nntionaiairs, they
moved slowly about the Chicago, the Bos-
ton and the Atlanta, who‘re crews manned
the rigging and acknowledged the compli-
: merit by repeated cheers. Admiral Walker
called on the ‘i-lih on Rear Admiral Dal-
ll’lilllll’, Commanding the llect; upon Vice
Admiral Abrmiarrn, commanding the
, naval arsenal. and upon the chargi- il’af—
m. reruns»... my “a. m:
THB NEWS IN 3””.
m Tips from tho '1!- uni-n,
(lull-d. .
Henry Blodgett, who was active in the
“ti-slum more‘ nearly half seen.-
ttiry ago, an earnest advocate of “mm
once and prominent in other rem move»
ment- in association with the William
Bears, died at Newton, Nan, uly is, aged
at years.
William J obnson, aged 10, who was bito
unbyadogthree uncommitted of by
drophobia at Lowell, Mass.
The jury in the case of John McGuinn-I,
for the murder of Daniel Lyons. his
brotherln-iaw, in Brooklyn on Feb. 12, re»
turned a verdict of not guilty. They found
that McGuinness shot Lyons in self do-
tense.
y- Kendrick P. Shedd, of Rochester, N. Y.,
a graduate of the University of lax-buster
of the class of 1889.11” been appointed
assistant professor of modern languages in
that institution.
Frederick ltappold, a #yearold boy, was
accidentally killed at his home. No. 7i?
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. by a pistol shot
fired by his 7-yeanold brother, George.
The house bill to establish a national
military park at Chiehnmauga battlefield
has been passed by the senate.
Lewis .\1. Gray, leter em pnud'ing
clerk in the City National Bani. .lbany,
N. Y,, has been arrested charge Lll con~
splrncy with George P. “hill. 7‘: de-
fraud the bank of nearly tuition.
A. number of additional bodies 1.... Neon
recovered at lied Wing, Minn, mualn‘
the total death roll at present 100;
A notorious “rough” in Council Binds.
1a., killed his wife, shot a meeqflér,
then defied the police with a revolver and
finally cut his own throat.
A case of genuine Chinese leprosy is be
Ilevettto be harbored in Mott stroet,l\'ew
York.
Two reputable physicians have signed
the certificate of death of Laura Boston, a
young Jersey City holy, from the bite of
the common “thousand leg" bug of the
centipede family that is as common about
basement houses usthe house fly. The in-
sect has heretofore been considered harnr
less.
William ll Webb endows a college and
home for ship builders.
Democrarli- journals at New York con-
tinue to pmlict Secretary main-2's early
resignation (“Hill to title ed diflerenca
with the administration an the tarit! bill
It is said that Henry L‘. Thompson, the
lawyer of Beverly, N. I, who shot himself
at the Pennsylvania depot in Jersey City a
few days an“, 15 a defaulter. Mr. Thomp—
son was ”Median of $7,000 belonging to
the estate of t‘hrbtian \Veymnn. of Bever—
t
w H. (so
Millinery
scum nonwaur, comm.
tree merrier Selee Milliiert.
"f’aiirht on the Fly" in an ”phantom It give 1-: vi terrain brand of Kid (“rt III-ed
from ut the urgent more homes In rte. Yovk, “nip! 3: bflmrire it an s (MEI:L;T: $3! '33:": 'm
sell for 54) cents a pair We sis ) haves fall mmuvni of hot limvn ”mu 11¢:an up WWW All
shades for spring west. ' '
LISLE THREAT GLOVES lllll MITTR IR GREAT VARIETY
, ‘
We also have a Few Huh)! to any in reformers to (ml'
Millinery Department.
It seems strangrtwwsemtii advertl'rmcni {or u. r: rrrit Wreath brags so my purchase", It
Drove-9 what we have always Hid: Truthfui advent—liq .5 list: in mi profitable Writ. ladies. (here are I
few of them left, and many, mayors"! ur liner murmurs, By it... way, toilet, 1 forum to mention I
few little bargains which Ir: will pilot for the nn-xr. frw d h}!.
MllLINERY 60008 WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED!
Its we erTI to chair on: a. ere-at deal of .‘iiry at stock beforr July 11h.
Trimmml flats at a very low figure Horse!" formerly «rt-l at 7'», now l7? a pm —flummrr Camels.
Children's Terrain lime, mid st tic, new (Ta is pibtl'. India“ thlir‘xfifrvul fan: Tll?ll"l‘ H055, formriy son!
at :50. new 221* apurr. Children's Rim»! “mu, f‘t'.’ halos, is r... if» a pair Late-r and children‘s ureter,
wear at very low figures
Remember this is a [treat meeting flit sate.
H. KRIEGER,
.‘llllltttilit'lllu Ilotcl Block, South Norwallr, Conn.
DOWN rpsv coi-
C. H. HARVEY
ly, and it in said that the money has not
been armunml for. it Is stated that
Thompson well have to account for about .
f fiiircs of the l'nitcd States, Mr. James
l Fenni-r Lee.
Congratulations to “null.
litters their. El.fttifrt‘!i:f‘.t~ w.
Now opened for the spring trade. Prices very low.
T111 and Sheet Iron Ware.
Estimates given promptly.
Cor. Iain and West Streets.
Please give us a call.
South Norwalk
’ insulin: in
fiégggggéfiggg» Tire Connecticut General
’ Mb... u... awful; pm: Life Insurance 00.,
nan-noun, con.
Your: man, why pay a l anon liremhen you
hsve «lg t chances in ten of tying twenty years?
Why not take an hdowmcnt Policy for yourself if
you live, for your heirs if you that
B. 8. L‘BOMHBDIKU, Agent.
f2? 1y Booth Norwalk, Conn.
lil‘l DNIpMaml lousy Orders to. all parts
of Binary Public; umowledgemcnu
Tickets. Baggage Checked to Des
. ”Washington Street, Next to Post once.
SUUTH NORWA LK, CT.
GREAT SALE!
Ladles’ Knit Underwear.
25 doz. Ladies’
ieach, reduced price,
27 doz. Ladies’
each, reducer] price,
15 doz. Ladies’
reduced price.
18 doz. Ladies’
, each, reduced price,
20 doz. Ladies’
i-reduced price,
16 doz. Ladies’
600, reduced price,
10 doz. Ladies’
dnced price,
Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 25c.
1 2lc.
Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 33c.
21 c-
Jcrsey Ribbed Vests, regular price 350.,
25c.
Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 450.
35c.
Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 50c.
40c.
~,.
A '
I.
,
A few left in all grades and sizes of French Flannel Shirts.
est to the best.
gures Shirts ranging from 25c upwards.
all the new styles at
rices way below competition.
lettuce, look at our i)
1
for 2.00.
,, Kee in mind we close three nig
linden at :30 p. in. Saturday evening at 10:30 p. m.
“summon BUILDING. “ ff} .,
TWITTER
eerie arteries.
David Stow
50. MAIN STREET.
THE BEST CUTTER IN THE WORLD.
RAZOR
or all made from ‘L'ic to $2 each
IHZOR STRAPS, RAZOR “ONES. SliA‘i'lVG
BRUSIIRS, .‘iiIAV'INti CUPS. Piir'iilll‘
(.‘UTLBRY. do. Jr.
The Boat 25c Pocket Knife In Town.
Our goods are warranted.
"M. 5. SMITH ‘
INSURANCE BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK.
EVERYTHING REDUCED!
To make room for Fall Goods, which are soon. to arrive._ _ . .
Don’t neglect purchasing of us now during this sale for it is one of the greatest iuiportnmtios, llllll to head our llSl we
Jersey Ribbed Vests, Lisle, regular price
50c.
Silk Jersey Vests, regular price $1.25, re~
95c.
Gent’s French Flannel Shirts, etc.
Also a complete line of Belts and Sashes from the cheap-
With the rest of the above mentioned Bargains we have
placed them upon our counter to close at astonishingly low
Lilliil' ill lillllll'lll'l Blflllfll Rilil llllll Wrists.
We have in stock at present a most complete line of
Ladies’ and Children’s Blouses and Jersey Waists, embracing
For in
.25 Jersey and com are it with any-
thin you have seen in Bridgeport, Norwak or New York
UP STAIRS.
RALE’SRRRRERRRRRSTDRTS
*Dlli earns.
Everything possible to sell during this GREAT SALT: must
RIBBON REDUCTION.
125 pieces fancy ribbon, sold during previous sale at a
bargain, and which undoubtedly was one of the greatest bar-
gains in ribbon history, at 17c yd. Reduced price We per yd.
50 pieces of ribbon, all widths and colors, from 2 to it;
inclusive, customarily sold at an average price of title per yard.
Reduced price to clear up stock at the astonishingly low figure
of 100 per yard. Remember, they are positively all silk and
of the very best shades. We also have a complete line oi
Moires in all widths and colors. Satin and Crown edge at a
very low figure, considering they arc of the very best quality.
HOSIERY AND LACE MITTS.
We are uncxccllcd in this department. Our prices in Ian:
mitts, ranging from 10c to 85c per pair, and these prices we
will guarantee. Better goods cannot be shown anywhere. As
for hosiery, we have the reputation oi selling more hosiery tor
little money, than any other house in this locality. We pride
ourselves on our well-selected stock, and wyl we should, for
there is no doubt but that we stand at the he d.
SILK RRBRRLLIR AND PlRlSflLR.
Fancy Parasols for the remainder of the season you can
buy at your own figure, Silk and Gloria Umbrellas almost as
cheap. We have just purchased a line of Gloria Umbrellas for
$1.00 and $1.25 that customarily sold for $1.75 , and $2.00.
Fancy or natural handles, for which we give your choice and
would say that they are the most complete line that has ever
been on exhibition in our city.
BATHING SUITS AND CAPS.
Gent’s Bathing Suits from 250 to 81.25 are exceptionally
cheap. Children’s Bathing Drawers at all prices.
OIL SILK AND GOSSAMER CAPS.
There are hundreds of other Bargains not mentioned here that it would re
ts in the week, Tuesdays, Thursdays an
M.--,S- .x SMITH.
For 25c, customarily sold for 500. All sizes and shapes,
a you to see and save your money.
Fyfidays, at 0 o’clock. Mondays and Wed-
(Jn the "Kill. in company Will! our charge
d'ntl'atrcs. the admiral paid his respects to
Senbor Iloyitiiura, minister of foreign af-
fairs; to Admiral Manilenkolh, minister
of marine. and to Senhor l’clxnle, minister
at war. In olmllencc to a telegram re~
' cr-ired that morning from Secretary Blaine,
Mr. Lee communicated to the minister of
foreign :llllllh- the congratulation». of the
government of the l'nitril States upon the
promulgation of the ionsiitution of the
l'nin-d Start-s oi Ilrnul. An interview he-
tWeen Admiral Walker and President Fon-
secn was held later. A grand ball was
given on July «i. The Squadron sailed
July 5 for New York,
TWELVE KILLED AT KiNG'S MILLS.
A List of the “our! and .‘lnlmhl Victim.
of thr- l'vtuli-r I‘Isplooioii.
the l.\.\‘ \ll. July 1? "llvlnih' is a list of
the killed and inpirnl by the, explosion of
powder at Kliiu's Mills Station. The dead
number twelve and "JP the following:
Mrs. dorm-s Deacons. Ilrnry lleyinelds,
Samuel Sicpbrns. .\lr~.. Jltlllt‘s Moss and
l‘llllil, .‘lh l":’t'il Kl‘llt‘r ltiiil i'ltllil, “‘lllr
i.iiii Franc-y, light in ii._ ll.ilpli \Villinnis,
~~~ Elston, a bub} Niel. >:._\.lt~i, and an
unknown man
The inpircd lllltlil-i‘ri‘ll iivi-iir)‘, as follow-s,
.‘vlrs. Ii l‘i. 'l'itzhthisst-r. 1.": Eastern avenue,
l‘incinnnri, milp cut, two ribs broken, hurt
internally; Mrs, Lida Elston, foot and
hand badly cut and torn. ’l‘rick Schneider,
badly cut about head and side. (‘harles
t‘ollius, thought to be fatally injured in-
tcrnnlly: Miss l'laudie Benn. arm torn off;
Frederiik ',1\'i-llcr, {are badly burned and
scalp torn,‘ Mm Barbara Schneider, head
badly cut: Miss Katie Schneider. face brid-
Iy burned-Jill» Torte llchn, hip dislocated,
arm broken and scalp wound; John Maggy,
face badly cut and burned; Mother Dow-
dcll, cut about (are and body; Mrs. Joseph
Dowdcli. cur about fate and body; Miss
Ilena Snyder. hurt about the head; Charles
Noon, badly hurt about bully, Miss Moon,
head, limbs and body but by flying tim—
bers; Juno's llt’ltt‘tlll, badly hurt by flying
timbers; Mrs. John Snyder, hurt internal-
ly, Mrs. John Flynn, arms and lace cut by
falling house: ('harles 'I'honipwn, nrni
broken and Allie ’l‘honipson, hurt inter.
nally.
It is'noiv said that the explosion was
caused by a collision between a car loaded
with powder and tyre freight cats loaded
with soda ash.
l'uiing Dleclmnirs ('lmose Odin-r».
“‘ii.i.i.\\i,=i'onr, l’a.,.iuly17.»—.\l the sim-
sion of the Junior Order of United Ameri-
can Mei-ironies Hie following ofllcem were
elected: State councilor, Stephen Collins;
ntalvjvicci-ouiicilor.llirniii Jh’lccper; treas-
nn-r, John t'iilvcr; conductor. (‘hnrlea A.
laing; warden, (‘harlcs ll. Temple: senti-
nell, Niles A. Moore and F. II. Winter;
national rcpn-scntatim, James Cmiiston.
John '1‘. limit and W. It. Atkinson. l'nion-
town mm selected as the next meeting
place, A monster public meeting was held
in the academy last averting.
l‘rltclinnl Will Fight at Providence.
PROVIDE.“ r1, July l?.—'l‘llt‘ directors of
m.- rllmbitoae club have rcceivedn letter
from l'liarlchoyi-o, oi London, offering to
bring over ’I‘od l‘ritciinrd. the champion
middle weight of England, Joyce says
that l’riti-hard will lllt'N La Iilancho,
llitnipwy. l‘it Mounonsor Charley Mitchell
at the Gladstone anytime this full. The
ott'vr will be accepted, and a suitable tn»
phi ollcrcd. l'ritchnrd is now in line trim
and will keep in training.
tiliastly lh'lll‘l Found at Mt. Louis.
M; Llrl'iri. .\lo,, July it, finndny the
right hand and part in’ a woman's arui
new found in Home ilrirtwood at the foot
oi t'oiiront street. in this city. Wednesday
the left member was found lire miles
down the river. It in quite evident that A
murder has been i-omiiiitrml. though no
cluw exists. The police authorities have
the matter in cliiirue.
The Jersey Crichton Won.
New Yoira. July it. ~'l‘he Manimtia
Cricket club of Winnipeg. Man. and the
New Jersey Athletic club eleven played a
me Wednesday Moon at n
glut. The New Jasmine: won wit a
SOUTH NORWALK.
It
. m. . I»...
seen of we to at for the Manitoba».
put in h2~ pniCcs’flon 0mm time to time
during the past litter. years.
Thc .\':~\v York Herald's Rome corre-
spondent ‘ilys {bore in no shadow of founda-
tion In? the statement of Dr, Mctjlynn’s
friend» that be has gained a fresh footing.
mint i'lllii'l‘ mun: unconditionally and
confess-LL. guilt or in some way induce
Archbishop t‘urritpm t» bring the case be-
fore the Vatican.
The I'L‘Slllt'lii‘t' of John llarnlett. near
Valparaiso. Ind, was burnt-d and Mrs.
Ilanilett and (our children perished in the
flames, Mr ilamlctt was crazed with
grief.
The blurk rot i< destroying the grapes in
the loner part of New Jersey.
Presidential Nominations.
“fiisiiixbiux, .luly lT.-'l‘be prrsldeul
sent to the si-nate nominations in follow-i:
Allured ll North-ton, of Minnesota, to be
an tbnlhlltlll secretary of the ”ruin“? To
be harm-rs of public moneys: Jacob K
\Vrlty. of Wei-drington, a: tilyiiipin. \Vrtsh ;
John ll I‘:iilin.uf Montana. or Mlssonla,
Mon. lit-urge \V l'uoh. of Montana. at,
Imwisfiill. I'roiiintioi.~ in illv army Lil-iii
Col. ltlrirshnil IL
and assistant mmnrissar)’ general of
subsistence, Maj. Thorium t‘, Sullinin to
be lieutenant colonel and assistant cornv
missary grin-nil of subsistence, t‘itpt.\Vill-
lain II, Nash to be major and coiiiiiiia-rnry
of subsismm», Idt‘ill. Col. Melville A.
Cochran, Fifth infantry, to be colonel of
the Sixth infantry; Maj. William Ir Kel-
logg, Nineteenth infantry, to be lieutenant
Culnlicl oi the Filth. infantry: Capt. Edwin
M. (hates. Fourth infantry, to be major of
the Nineteenth infantry; First. Lieut. Rufus
It. Ilium n, Fourth infantry, to be captain.
,\ )lml Indian Bun. Amucls.
l‘ou lilil‘r‘», 0.. July 17,—anies Lamey,
an Indian from Indian territory. serving a
ten your sentence in the Ohio penitentiary
for manslaughter, grabbed an ax last even-
ing and began to toniahawk his compan-
ions in the ”llllt‘ house." He split open
the head of Jacob lirms in Colored prisoner),
who will probably tllt'; cut on the head
Ted ('unniuigtmin, broke the shoulder of
Charles tires-res and cut into the top of
Michael (i'liara's head. The deputy wan
den hearing the Indian’s yells rushed in
and with the aid of other prisoners dis»
armed the assailant, tied his feet and
locked him in ocell. ’i‘lw murderous Ina
dian is thought to be lunatic,
(ire-t strength of .tlnlnnlnrn "rosin.
Ihnrox, July li—The series of govern-
mentrestsimli-tcrmine the, strength and
other qualities of aluminum bronze have
begun at the \Vntermwu arsenal. The re-
sults will In- of importance to naval ship
builders. The tlrst tests showed the ten-
sile strength of the metal to be our new
pounds to the square inch—4i higher point
than ever before reached. The transverse
strength derelorml in a one inch square
bar was time poiindkgmster than that of
any other nmtahexcept the finest quality
01 crucible stccl. The other qualities 0!
the metal will also be tested.
Keystone Editor- at the White "on”.
Wastiixoros, July IIM'TTIB "leathers of
the Pennsylvania Editorial ”Violation,
with their Indies, now visiting Washing-
ton were given a arterial meeptlnn by
President llurr‘ison Wednesday afternoon.
The party numbered more than 150 per
sons. The reception took place in the East
room, the intrmliictions being made by
Col. it. 11. Thomas, aim-rotary of the towel-
stion. The party left Washington last
evening for Norfolk and Virginia Beach.
where they will renmiii several days,
whence they will return to the north.
They Want Iris-(tonfmlentn Dismissed.
Wastrmaros, July t7.-'l‘he Maryland
Republican association at a meeting
prim-d resolutions dciiinnillng that all on
(furnish-rates in the government deport»
incurs. aplmlntcd during Cleveland's ul-
rnlninrmiien. be dismissed from allies, and
that their plates be fitted by el'Unlnn
soldiers who are Republicans.
Weather Indication.
slightly warmer, mm humid
“cope. on the coast line. when
fat!
changes will be tight.
The popr recently stated that Dr Mcu‘lynn ;
Morgan to n colonel»
my.” Hi tn“! funds Whit!) have been! 80018 AN” SflnEs
l
l“( )ld 'I'IIE NIIX'I‘ :‘U IL\\'S.
lists:
llll.i'y, .13 -.
ours in mar.» ly
ri-x ‘li'L'f‘ a pm”: on :. ml :1.» gn-vl" our"
,. or my giv'tl! an an. I for we 'mr. um
-. lll‘ baton your. (”mi
N m.’ l' umutiw are:
.i.L : [LV’ICIJT liar.
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‘I'u: 2.1;“; ., {-10 numer-
Ililr’, “Ail.” ‘t.|,
C. H. HARVEY,
i7” North
.‘tlnin Sn. Mouth Nor-“1:11;.
_ “run nitric] ’ORT.
W.B.HALL
, (it: 00.
(irea: ruminant. 1'. Mt.- (' mutt Dl'ci? A, ilJ’. I'. vs . '1: 1..» .ng', 3', 1.; ..5
Shelter Dress Genie an Summertime
Ever knmvn ,n tinder-pray A am 'ruildtmr I! to a. added As; let an: all Mmmkm out.
1.“,st [emu of Dre-u “writ-o, m Pm Pietro-ctr 7m. r. Ravine» ion terminates! Pittma-
littlll‘ m s”. r:. Laughs or ‘t‘rirumin::3,,ke, Item: in:- Late! an: rabbinic. Bzmnantsoc
l-‘l momma and Hamburg“. ernanto of Satin!!! and firemen», Remnants of French
innatmmr and saline», Remnart» Puwmrnrrru e an: llrs‘d’ We man! have the
mom, and we haw ptamd --.. I: 9mm ‘lu than a: flu: «aurorwdy use.
\l’eolcn Remnants at About Ilalf Price.
All cur llrmnan'a art! Elixir’lj‘lluili-o nf Wrote-n» m .u r.’ rt mu me: More so: all; out. and, in order
to mt tun-m 3.1. we haw nutrient turns a; must half part.
JACKETS AND CAI’ES.
tin-mm! t'it', vs r- .lum: to Qt. funga- down to f: .‘n. 1?. ’oo ll“ an”; v,“ p. «in,
“'II ITI'I SUITS.
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Hui/ore, mitt brain-ifs tut-rut! in the i". .y.
SMALL “(ARES AND NOTlflNS.
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Law unify-t, .‘lhuvuifl" Baci- t lid-trim 1 Intro. invite. Valium, Purl nitrous, rim more,
and handrr-ln nl ulnar wit-m, hem; Hansen! a ,vihlwn‘ mu. tough: I: 9.0 pa cut. brin-
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brilliant atrium, name will) unmet, m» an mm (rm 7‘? in t: .1 [ma for m u.
[got Ali itmr shopping Roi." about hat! prim Scarab Mn It worth 31. 3' ti. .-
wtli ”laminate“, upmltfcitty (“Midi rot is up: it: on gu, 11.. jun t:
la‘uhct‘ hum with llel' wit-o- tint. in. ohm" Torso man» 'u "its,
w. is. HNC'L & 60.
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FURNITURE STORE
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south Roswell. Inst lad of mtg-r. l
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Kane’s,
91 Washington St.
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wan, "duct (III, use.
TM ”fly", I “he. ($1.06.“
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