The Best in the World.
We make a specialty of the goods. A large variety of
Full 001010: IS~FIIIIII Each Week.
.w... ,_ H... ‘ -_...
HAVE YOU TRIED THEM 1?
ALL GOODS FIRST-GLASS.
PRICES LOW.
0W8 ll. Sillllilllll’l
33 Washington Street.
F. H. NASH 85WBRO.‘
PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING, STEAM
AND HOT AIR HEATERS.
Baronial China, White Granite, Glass, late and Th Ware
Now opened for the spring trade.
Prices very low.
T111 and. Sheet Iron Ware.
Estimates given promptly. Plea-e give or a call.
““8 tun IIIIIII till}
it rumma- snout.
u manila... alibi-I man.-
do“ mrz’uycveahgamn'i to I.
flaw allowed on Droolin- ..
ALDBN counts r...-
rou u. tannin tram;
”JOIN u. If“?! Sac. sum
WAGONS
trauma-m
Ruggiero, Phantom, Carriagoa,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
38:5 ‘80.!
l’ricau to Suit All.
"Flfll‘lllll" no ll0l00l‘. n.3,.
”Mbfinga?leltting. WY MY.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
Browns, RANGES,
AND Tl NVVAR E
Mm gl‘ll for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
IUSIOHALLBWCI
'19 IIItIIIIIIIIIIIIuIIEIsI
Swan & Bushnell,
869 Water Street.
(root of Bank). - Burnolmn'r. court
Pure l ml. In C and Calcuttaml. Silo: singing,
Bails. Ken, 5; can, “IR“. Tonal, lei l’ute, Poke.
Liven-ml everything needed about a boat, iv -
thing required by Engine". [lulled roam rash
lion Home for Bum, Room and Schools. can
the matron! headquarters for all kinda of Drain.
and Oyatu Dealer! supplier Our Celebrated
Brand of Imported Innilla cigar» ll atlll need:
with unrrccerlentrd sale;
thcv arc L'uhv
Handmade and very t. We will send a be:
“"“‘"" " "" ""' of m) to any address by mail for .228
Telephone.
L.H.DECKER.
Dealer In
New York l'rlcca.
Never llmleraold.
A. _A. McLEAll’S
tartan Reunion
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
Soll'l'll NlllllVAlJi, - cons.
Wall Papa-rs, l’nlnla, oils. Gluing
Brannon, Couch (:olora
and Val-manor.
AR'I‘IS’I‘S’ (300 lls‘.
IcCLOSKBY's Ll L'll) noon FILLER, but
£11m for pine and bar woods. without rubbing.
ISORE'S PREPARED (howl)! “31$“ for
walla. all shades.
SHRPBARD‘S PARAGUS ()lht‘ll \‘ARSISH.
but for bath mama. molar an mrs, .tc Will not
apot or turn wbttn
Painting. l’apcr Hanging
and Decorating.
1’00le
llsvrug titted up a
Carriage Repository
M as North Ma 11 street, 8 nth Kuwait. 1 Ila-tr:- to
(all the attention of tho ptroltc to the ll re true I
have truck-ct from. There Wagons mm to: but
make, warmnml aul include lhr lea-ling :lylc- of
Surrcys, Ruggies,‘ I’liactons.
Cor. lain and West Streets. South Nor-walk “BEAT BARGAINS Columnist. Spindles» Rom!
. . l'arts, Business Wagons,
JACOB M LAYTON “8"“ m , Grocery and llills
Romania-I. mum}. The Connecticut General . I Wagons.
name-um Ocean N _..-..._ ,
m. ng‘mmwmm “I" 13.11133" 0° Dav ld Stow CARRIAGE IIEPIIIIIIIIG PROMPTLY
“m 9%“ “$2le imam'”r’"'°'t"°'""mm mEIIqu T0
have elg ten-cu ten of lvlng twenty yearn) .
m. way nummhdoqment Poilcy for yourself If so. KAI” STREET.
alum-gm Strut. lent to You once. you live. for yours-harabifayon die! an Area! A I A . M cL E A N .
SOUTH NOBWALK, CT. ml: Duluth Wht‘uvin m. ”A,” ”1!”
M. 8.80""! '
l-l Dlll 60000.
INSURANCE BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK.
GREAT SALE!
To make room for Fall Goods, which are soon to arrive.
agin with,
Ladies’ Knit Underwear.
25 (102. Ladies’ Jcrscy Ribbed Vests, regular price 25c.
each, reduced price, 12} c.
27 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 33c.
each, reduced price, 21 c.
15 (101. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 35c,
mducedpricc. 25c.
18 don. Ladica’ Jersey Ribbed Vents, regular price 45c.
each, reduced price, 35c,
20 (102. Ladies‘ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 50c.
reduced price, 400-
16 (101. Lndica’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, Lisle, rcgular price
600, reduced price, 50c,
10 doz. Ladics’ Silk Jersey Vests, regular price $1.25, rc-
duccd price, 95c,
Gent’s French Flannel Shirts. etc.
A few left in all grades and sizes oi French Flannel Shirts.
Also a complete line of Delta and Sashes from the cheap-
oat to the beat.
With the rust of the above mentioned Bargains we have
$5011 them upon our counter to close at astonishingly low
tea
Shirts ranging from 25c upwards.
llllll' till Illlllllll'l B10030 all .0100 Willis.
We have in stock at present a most complete line of
Md and Children‘s Blouses and Jersey Waists, embracing
”ill the new styles at riccs way below competition. For in-
flame, look at. our £1.26 Jersey and com are it with any-
you Imc seen in Bridgeport, Norwall or New York
h’ .00. ~
K
outlays :1)
in mind we clone three nig
8:30 p. to. Saturday evening at 10:30 p. m
M. S.
«EBURANCE BUILDING.
_ SMITH.
EVERYTHING REDUCED!
Ev'crythiug possible to sell during this GREAT SALI'I must
Don’t neglect purchasing of us now during this sale for it is onu of the greatest opportunities, and to head our list we
RIBBON REDUCTION.
125 pieces fancy ribbon, sold during previous sale at a
bargain. and which undoubtedly was one of the grcatcst bar—
gains iu ribbon history, at 17c yd. Reduced price 10c pI-r yd.
50 pieces oi ribbon, all widths and colors, from ‘2 to 16
inclusive, customarily sold at an average price of 20c pcr yard.
Reduced price to clear up stock at tho astonishingly low figure
of 10c per yard. Remember, they are positively all silk and
of the very best shades We also havc a complete linc oi
Moircs in all widths and colors. Satin and Crown edge at a
very low iigurc, considering they arc of thc vcrystt quality.
HOSIERY AND LACE MITTS.
We are nucxccllcd in this department. ()ur priccs in lace
mitts, ranging from We to 85c pcr pair, and those prices we
will guarantee. Better grmds cannot be shown anywhcrc. As
for hosiery, we have the reputation of selling more hosiery for
little money, than any othor house in this locality. We pride
ourselves on our well-selected stock, and wcll we should, for
there is no doubt but that we stand at the head.
Sill lllBllllLLiS illll PiRiSllLl.
Fancy Paranoia for the remainder of the brill-If)" you can
buy at your own figure. Silk and Gloria Umbrellas almost on
cheap. We have just purchased at him of Gloria Umbrellas for
$1.00 and $1.25 that customarily sold for 81.75 and $2.00.
Fancy or natural handles, for which no give your cIIoiCc and
would say that they are thc most complete line that his cvcr
been on exhibition in our city.
BATHING SUITS AND CAPS.
Gent's Bathin Suits from 250 to 81.25 are exceptionally
cheap. Children’s tithing Drawers at all prices.
01L SILK AND GOSSAMER CAPS.
For 250, customarily sold for 500. All sizes and shapes.
There are hundreds of other Bargains not mentioned here that it would re a you to ace and save your money.
in the week, Tuesdays, Thursdays and) Eli
days, at 6 o’clock. Mondays and Wed
fillll'l‘ll NORWALK.
Four People Dead and Seventy-
Fivc Injured. .
SEVEN PERSD‘NS STILL MISSING.
‘I‘bo Exenralon Illa-nor Ionian and tho
My Line Stan-nor "Irglnln Cm ‘l'or
gather Near Baltimore, Mil.——-Mon.WoII-
on and Children llurlod Into tho “III!-
Bllu'luonu, July :‘J.-—'l‘he excursion
steamer louluc and tho llay lino steamer
Virginia wen- ln culliniou lrht night near
Fort Carroll. Four people are known to
have been killed and about seventy—five
injured, more or tuna. Many believe that
a number warn drpwned J not. how many
lives were lost cannot be positively deter-
mined. The dead are:
A Ll“ of the Doll].
Mm. Mahnlln Marshall.
Charles Grcnzer.
aortic! Kopp.
Mm. Howard Keizcr.
Seven Still )llaaln'.
There are Mll’llll missing—they may have
jumped or been thrown overboard. Twelve
personshavc been taken to the hospitals
In a badly in jurcd condition.
Just how many people went over into
the water is not known, but some eye
witnesses of the dimter say that a great
number of pcoplc, men, women and chil-
dren, were sitting on the atarbmtrd side
when the crash occurred and immediately
disappeoml.
.\'ot since the 'I‘ivoli diamsler baa such a
thing lIappcrIt-d ncar this city. and the
ntrects were throngual but night with anx-
ious relatives and frierubI of tbosc reported
misusing. Just who In to blame for the ac-
cident is not known. Naturally the pilots
of bot b boats. deny negliuoncu.
Stories of the l‘nplalns.
Capt. Ilobnunon aald that his boat. the
Virginia. struck the starboard quarter of
the Louise about the after gurigway. The
collision nrarly turned tlrc Virginia
amund, so grout Iva:i the force. There was
no great cxcitcmn'ut aboard our boat,al-
though wbcn the collision occurred a man,
one lady and It child climbed over. 'l'ln‘)‘
did not return. When I left the Louiue 1
saw no one in thc watcr, If any went over-
board thcy must bun- bccn under the
water. When tin- collision m-cnrrrd the
people on the Louise ru-«hcd to the side
when: the Virginia struck. I (It) not want
to east any l'cilm‘tlutt on the captain of the
Louise, but I bclicvc he “'35 wrung.
The captain of the lmtllie disclaims all
responsibility for the accident and inti-
mates that [be blumc is entirely with the
Bayllne sternum. 'I'lic Louise was carry-
ing L43) [unseengcrx and tho >11 Ilr' on board
mu an awful our. It “ill [ml be pmdbic
for some [into to li‘ltl’ll tho numbcr of mini»
in: and Ilfll“!ll‘ll
THE BATTLE OF LABOR.
The htntua of ntrlku Ian-l Lockout. It
I'nrlmia l'liu'ea.
Drxotun‘rm, N. Y , July L'JrTbe band-
workers in the cigar fuctoriw in which the
rollersnnd bunchmnkers rvceutly struck
have bum callI-d out. The)“ number about.
forty in all The strikrrs [mmdni about
noon 1,000 «tong. The situation is un-
changed.
NEW YIIHK. July 2‘1. —'l'be men employed
in Smith 8: llurkr'o iron foundry In Green-
point, L. 1., have drcllnml to work because
the firm refused to sign an agreement rvb
spouting wagus and Hill“. Their union
propane» to atrikc in only one abopat a
time to muratln- new sculu.
The cigarirmklm rtnpluycrl at David
Marx's factory in .‘Ilnltf'w’ ~:n-c: and at
lmvy “'ciuvr'n factory Ill Kim Bowery. have
struck for an ““12le from :‘l to £1.50 per
thousand.
Only tire .li-rucy (‘ity stair builders an:
on strike to gain» the eight hour rule.
The strike has been on since July 7.
The New York and New Jerscy ASSOC."
tion of Brick Manufacturers met at the
Axtor home, Monday, and all informa-
tion was denied the prvzvt. The meeting
was called to devise moans to ofloet the
boycott of the building trades at Vor-
plancb, X. Y. .\ committee of seven,
with '1'. H. Smith, of llan-Nraw. as chair—
man, was appointed t I conduct the war
(union! the boycott.
READlxu, Pa, July ‘.‘.¢.~~'l‘lw Reading
rolling mill having .lrrlirml to sign the
Iwnlc of tho Amaiumnatrcl assimilation.
thirty-two puddlers anlnyed at the works
rufusedto gotn Work This action com~
polled the mill to shut down. About two
hundred own are nficcted. An attempt
may “! lnmu to swcun- nun-union labor.
bosom. July L‘J,»'l‘be West of Sm laud
ateclmakcru pmpme to mlucc wages per
cent. in August. ’l‘bc llll‘fllllh‘flll‘ll to strike
if the reduction in attcrnptml.
Figuring I'p the l'enuu "Murat.
\V.\I-lll.\t.lu\, July -."J. w‘lhmt \3 per
cent. of tho populatioru for the cutin-coun-
fry haw been rrwiwd at thoccnstts human,
and Sum-rintomb-ut l'urtvr import with the
printout ml.- of counting to have the rough
utimatcuf the population of the country
manly within a frw Reel“. lithcrlmiulrica
mnnerlml “ith tho rooms are ultra bciug
pushed forward. and Superintendent l'or-
tor hopm within n. week to brain the put»
“cation of bullrtinns giving tho “null: of
that special inquirlca. (‘ompaml with
ton yearn ago Mr. l’ortcr states that anchlaf
of llwdiviaion of wraith,debt and can»
lion he won luau puttingonttheachedulea.
wbiIa now the office in gutting muly to an-
nounce tho nmulta of this inquiry. llnl-
lrtina will also noon Ira-tanned giving the
boned lndvbtmlrII-w of K'n'l rltim now and in
"inland ntntlallm of atalc production. of
lnxnmurc and on strum-t railroad».
Tlrr Mar ltonle Honin- [m Export-Iva.
\".\-lll\l.'l’ti\‘, July rile-Thu contracts
morally marl» by tho "Mouton depart—
nwnt for star mutt» Iu'l’l‘il‘l‘ show a do
unwa- in the annual rule of r-xpenditnru
of 93:47.6“; ntI Itirrvmw of mum: in tho
numbcrnf milm tron-Int pcr antmm, or
.‘Wlnwrrcnt. and Intern-row of coatprr
llllll‘ of trawl of Hm, ’f‘hbr 991’va
ammmlu to 31.01055“ mllu lrovalul per
unnnm at an annual mat of harms.
or. Paul II; Anny.
Sr. Part. Minn, .Inly m.”‘r‘lfl meeting
of tho l'bnmber of f'ommerrc rraolntlona
wow atloptml indlgnonlly . protesting
walnut the. ia-nmnr-o of any order for an
count"! this city lmsml on ranch innum-
clout ground» as have thus far been stand.
nnrlnqnest'bu the authorities at Wuh-
ington to arr-pend such orders pending In»
realization by the caucus officials.
nut-nun» fanned Illa Matilda.
Humor. N. 1.. July Hie-TWO year- oun-
tlnncd mrtlorlou from rhmmatlnm causal
Uhrlrtoplm llcclr. a saloon hat-per. to about
blunt! through the heart but evening.
Death wan almost
“flufmthmpl 0mm]:
cur-a.
It ll reported that George 8.
Well known actor, who II at m
wick,N.J.,lafalllngfut.and allhopad
blareeov baboon alvannp. The”
animal t brain has pmded no fat
that be can recognize no one.
The Monitor Plow work: at Minneapolis,
Minn, have burned. 14155, 0115.“.
The coroner's inquaat over the
from criminal malpractice of Annie 6
win. the cigarette girl, at New York, bu
ended. Dr. McGoncgal and Mrs. Shaw
were held by the corona; without hall.
The ball of the colored coachman Darla
was reduced to $1,500, and that of Goa
Harrison increased to 85,000. All four
prisoners were taken to the Tombs.
Census Supervisor "one given the popu-
lation of New Hampshire as 377,000, a gain
of over 30,000.
The Swiss village of Rroc baa been do
Itmycd by tire. Four women perished
during the cnuflagratlon. and many per-
sons were injured.
The New York Herald says that Speaker
Reed is to lead an anti-Blaine fight on rec-
iprocity and the tariff.
A very serious riot has occurred among
the Armenians of Constantinople, who
seriously maltreated their patriarch.
Mrs. Adam “’uchtcr. of Whitehall, near
Allentown, PIL, passed her 119th consecu-
tive day without food.
A FORK—THRUST KILLED HIM.
A Pllllldelpllln lloy Who 'I'ouml all
Brother and Lou Illa me.
Pnlunrtrnta, July till—The death on
Saturday of Charles F. Thompson, used
I? year-s, residing at No. 2,42) Master street,
was reported to the coroner Monday by
the physician who attendad the lad. From
tthhyslt-inu‘s statement it appear: that
while eating dinner at. his home on July
III, in company with his brother, Daniel, 14
years old, and another boy. Charles so per
sistcntly (nasal the younger brother that
the latter, becoming enraged, throw lilo
fork at him with considerable force. The
tines of the convenient weapon struck
Charles in the thigh and buried themelvea
no deep as to remain sticking in the flesh.
A physician was called who pronounced
the wound as hei of a trivial nature, and
the boy went to work as usual on the fol-
lowing day. On the Saturday after the day
on which he received his injury the wound
Dfltl become .~o painful that Charles was
obligul to go to bed, where he remained
until his death on the following Saturday.
Blood poiwning. resulting from the stab.
is attributed as the cause of death. The
coroner will hold an inquest. when the
affair will be thoroughly investigated.
The House )Iny Vote by Electricity.
“Connor“, July 2'J.—'l‘he house com-
mittee on rules gave a bearing to John A.
Enos, a Washington inventor. who wants
to supply the house with an electrical ap-
paratus for wording the votes of mem-
bers. .\1r. linoo explained his invention
carefully to the committee, claiming that
by its use a vote of the house couidbo
tutu-n in five minutes. He claimed that.
by the adoption and the of this invention
a grunt deal of time might honored that
is now lost in the slow and tedious opem
[ion of calling tho'roll. Thus for during
this motion the roll has been called three
hundred times. occupying at least ball an
hour for each call, or thirty average work-
ing legislative days of five hours each.
l-‘ivcaixths of this time, or twontydive
days, Mr. l-Inos claimed might have been
caved bail hi~ invention been in use. He
estimatulrbe cost of putting his system
in operation in the house at about atom,
and asked for a small appropriation to
construct a small working model With
which to demonstrate the practical utility
of the systrm. The committee has taken
the muttrr under consideration.
Charges Against a I'lillndolpbln Mini-tor.
PrIrL.\nEI.r-Itr.\. July zit—Rev. Charles S.
Daniel and his wifc, Sarah W. Daniel, hove
Ellen separate answers to the bill in equity
recently filed in the common pleas by the
Rev. Isaac I. Nicholson, D. D , and the
Rev. Robert Ritchie, trustees for St. Chry-
sostom‘u l’mtcstant Episcopal mission, in
which the Rev. Daniel is charged with hav»
ing collected money for the mission which
be had not accounted for, and that he had
made improper convcyanccs of ruul estate
to his wifc, etc. Mr. Daniels denies all this
and says that when he took charge of the
mission hc agreed to live on the offerings
of the pcoplc. In earlier years his income
had been as low as “00 per year, but as his
work became better known his support was
liberal. and in ten year: be received “6,000.
The wife denies that her husband has con—
veyed any property to her.
The Conan. In Western New to".
Hurray), July ‘3). «Completed consul m
turns give l-iric county texclnnlvo of Ruf-
laloI a population of 23,31); Niagara coun‘
ty, 53,001; (‘nttamrmm county, 57,051);
Chautauqua county, Tilt-l2. l-lriu county,
uutnltlc of llutlnlo and Tonawauda, chow-
a falling all nine. the rennin of rum, an do
Niagara and other rountira outaida of the
largo towm like Jnrnoatovru, Lockport.
Niagara Falls and moan. ’l‘onavvamln‘s
gain of 9.01;: in phenomenal. Thoincrauo
of population in Erie county u-xclnalvo of
llnffaloy in mo; Niagara county. 0.053:
Cattaraugm county. LVN: Chautauqua
county, unto. Total for thc four countle-
(inclnrllng lluilaloI In lRi),:I.ll,l1ltl; in lull),
”will. Total lnenue,‘:.‘.t,'!:ll.
Mn. ”poll-roll fir-fauna Judgment.
May's LANDING, X. J., July now—Mn.
Julia Lipplncott. tho famous forgnr. now
in the Camden county jail, lunr confound
judgment In thr- sum of no.1“) in favor of
Mn. Minnie llainen. of Medical. The
court of r-lmnrery will now be naked to
cancel tho mortgage on him. Hainaa'
bonito. Mm. Mppinmtt baring confound it
was a forgery. Snimriptlons are being
made in Atlantic county to mum for Mn.
Llpplumtt mon- mrnforta than are aflonl-
ed in tho ordinary faro of the prison.
Sunroof her vii-limp are arnong the sub
Icfllll'fl'l.
A Report on tho John-town flood-
llanmanrm. Pa, July film-rill! upon
of tho secretary of the flood relief corn-
mlaalon shown that “Jillian.“ wall on:
pended for relief in the (lone-man“ valley
and other plum in l'untt-ylvanla. of thin
amount £3,012,303} panned through the
hands of the comminloa. unratmm wan
expended in the (forlornaugh valley and
”finial In other parts of the state. Gen-
eral and ofllcc ex mum reached 851%,“.
A balance of an; 5.17 remain-I on hand.
The loan of life in tho Conomauuh valley
wan ‘1.“2, and TI out-ids.
Carma. 0., July tat—ah). McKinley we.
tut. evening telegraphed for at Wat-bing-
um to come Ironic. Illa sister. Mlu ,tunla,
result? hero. In at the point of death. Ila
ant to Canton this morning.
Weather Indication.
Fair and womenwlth an lama-a of ab
aolute humldltv.
H. KRIECIER,
Millinery!-
SO‘UTH NORWALK. CONN.
in [lean SIltII Mlllllil‘l
'
M
“Cughl on the Fly“ in an e union It give to a certain brand or lint lilo
from of the largvat glove hon-awn" York. Iimpiy banana it wa- a than all: 2:." we '1']
non for 50mm: a pair We aha have a full Imml of Kid Glove» from
m for spring wear.
LISLE THREAD GLOVES illll lll'i'TS ill GREAT VARIETY
————.‘>——.—
:5 cents up, warranted. All
We alao have a few word- to lay in reference to our
Millinery Department.
Itaeenutnngehnwnmll advertisement fora 12 cent Wreath brin so may pm. It
urove- what we hava alwaya and: Truthful advertrring is the mint profiling. Well, Mia. than an I
fewof tbrmlefnandlnuy.myotnmof ilnermaterialn. B thewa ,lutl [forgot to nation a
few little bargain: which vrc will offer for the next few days. I 1 as.
MllLINERY GOODS WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED I 'L
A: we wlrb to clear out a great deal of imprint Mock before July 4th.
Trimmed Hat! at a very low figure. miracle formerly cold at 15c, now 45: a pair-Summer m
Children'n Ingaln fl'oae, mold at 25c. now 17: a pair. Ladlea' guaranteed fat black Bose, formerly roll
at 35c, now '25: a pair. (‘hlldren'l Ribbed Hoe», but black, 13:: to lac a painmm' and Children's Ended
want very low figures.
BtIIIIIlIIII this Is 0 lll'fllll (lung 00 Sale.
H. KRIEG—ER,
Mahackemo liotol Block, South Norwalk, Conn.
DOWN 1va e3?—
C. H. HARVEY
Olen Great Induccmcntr tn
BOOTS Alli] SHOES
lt‘OR THE NEXT :-‘0 DAYS.
Having t-n large a stock on hand, the goods must be void. it would be well to secure tbla oppor-
tunity, an .‘f‘l'l‘f of the sums are svl’tng for y... than auburn! ttwtr cost valor. 1be stock in too name:—
oos m vanrty m manna rm: .4. Come ore, mm- 311.
G. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main St” South Norwalli.
BRIDG EI’OR’P.
W.B.HALL
:2: CO.
(treat annexation talc commutes today. It out be the unmet tale of
0103,th Buss hols 00030000131008
Iver known in Bridgeport. A new building is to be added Aug. let and all goodammt becloaed out.
:00 Short End: of Brass Goalie. rm Part Pieces of French Novelties. two Remunta at run)..-
tloo-lo. all soon [rumba of 'l‘rlmmingsllke. Remnant! Lace! and Ribbon: Remnant- of
Flouncingc and Hamburg. Remnant. of Silhineaaudt‘retoamu. Remnant- of Pinch
(buxom and nation. Remnant:- l'uacmentertea and Braids We rune: havethc
room, and we have placed such price. anthem u wlll enureaepecdy aalv.
Woolen Remnants at About Half Price.
All our Hrmnunt- and short Length: of Woolen mutt be closed out before Saturday next. Md, in order
L.) H II them all, we haw marked them at about half once.
JACKETS AND CA PBS.
“want 3.“. Cam reduced to H. 'l Clue down to $1.20. 33,!» Cum down to 32,841
\VHITE SUITS.
Splcbdld umrzrn. m III our low prim. 1A (‘ollectlonof Travellne Duetm, Wool gum. Bloom,
Blurry, and C Ildrcn'a (lawn lu the ci'y.
SMALL “’ARES AND NOTIONS.‘
We place on Iale today a lot of All. (food Chair Stat-A, Handsome Butler, I‘dloa’ Tin and Bark
Lace Colin-9. Bhopme: Boar. ('lllldfflt'l mung Dean. Wallets. hart Button. Piano Ornaments,
and bundml— of otberartlclw, being balance of a jobben' crock. tat. 50 per call. below
rrunlar prirrs. In thi- lot arr.- rcvcral hundred hire Plus and Brent I m; In choice Itvlea, with
llfllll.III mtlnp. me will: «and. Thu-care worth from 1:14! to 81.15. In
lm “mm plug In” about MI! price. numb men at. worth a. moon.
all: lots, beautifully embroidered in ranbllc Minna, from .1 in”.
Math" Plum- wlth match pocket: to; . ”$1.1m" Tartan unites weenie.
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