a)
GREAT SALE ! y ,
To make room for Fall Goods, which are soon to arrive.
o
begin with, .
- , Ladies’ Knit UnderWear.
25 doz. Ladies’ Jersey RtbbedVests, regular price 25c.
each, reduced price, 1245,
27 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 33c.
each, reduced price, .. 21c.
15 doz. Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 35c.,
reduced price. 26c,
18 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 45c.
each, reduced price, 35c,
20 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 50c.
reduced price, 40c,
.16 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, lii'sle, regular price
60c, reduced price, 500.
' 10 doz. Ladies’ Silk Jersey Vests, regular price $1.25, re-
duced price, 95c.
seas Ihunh Ehnnml anus. do
A few left in all grades and sizes oi French Flannel Shirts.
Also a complete line of Belts and Sashes from the cheap»
est to the best.
With the rest of the above mentioned Bargains we have
placed them upon our counter to close at astonishingly low
figures Shirts ranging from 25c upwards.
Lsiiss' asi illlisls‘s Blissss ssi Jiliil Wrists.
We have in stock at present a most complete line of
Ladies’ and Children's Blouses and Jersey Waists, embracing
all the new styles at prices way below competition. For in-
stance, look at our $1.25 Jersey and comptre it with any-
thing you have seen in Bridgeport, Norwnlk or New York
for $2.00.
There are hundreds of other Bargains not mentioned here that it would re
Keep in mind weclose three nights in the week, Tuesdays, Thurs lays an
nesdays at. 8:30 p. to. Saturday evening at 10:30 p. m.
M- S-
INSURANCE BUILDI NG.
BflSS CREAM llJlIlIll llllKEllS.
—« ’4‘...
The Best in the World.
_-,_. A4094 rr’~~
W e make a specialty of the goods.
Fiitl illitltltiiiwirsst East West.
._, ”sh--
HAVE YOU TRIED TREll .’
A large variety of
ALL soonsrfitssctiss.
ancgéinow.
shins s. l strains
33 Washington Street.
F. H. NASH do BRO.
PLUflBlNG. STEAM AND GAS FITTING, STEAM
AND DDT AIR HEATERS.
Matti tilts, Wilts Grants, tilts, late at its Wan
Now opened tor the rpring trade. Pneu- my low. .
rm and Sheet Iron Ware.
Bali-en- given promptly. Pie-n give I a all.
communicative-to. coalition-walk
on mm. scum nonwun.
EVERYTHING nzouczo!
Don’t neglect purchasing of “as now during this sale for it is one of
7 SMITH.
mammalian. to on during thisr’GltEA'i‘ SALE must
e 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 greatest bar-
gains in ribbon history, at 17c yd. Reduced price 10c per yd-
50 pieces oi ribbon, all widths and colors, from 2 to 16
inclusive, customarily sold at an average price of 20c per flyard.
Reduced price to clear up stock at the astonishingly low gure
of 10c per yard. Remember, the are positively all silk and
of the very best shades. We a so have a complete line of
Moires in all widths and colors. Satin and Crown edge at a
very low figure, considering they arepi' the very__best_3uality.
ROSIERY AND LACE MITTS.
We are unexcelled in this department. Our prices in lace
mitts, ranging from 10c to 85c per pair, and these prices we
will guarantee. Better goods cannot be shown anywhere. As
forrhosiery, we have the reputation oi selling more hosiery tor
little money, than an other house in this locality. We ride
ourselves on our we] selected stock, and well we shoal , for
there is no doubt but that we stand at the head.
SILK lllllllllllli lllll Pilllllll
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 his ever
been on exhibition in our city.
BATHING SUITS AN D CAPS.
Gent’s Bathing Suits from 25c to 81.25 are exceptionally
cheap, Children’s Bathing Drawers at all prices.
OIL SILK AND GOSSM‘IER CAPS.
For 250, customarily sold for 50c.
I)
All sizes and shapes.
pay you to see and save your money.
d Fridays, at Glo'clock. Mondays and Wed
sou'm alouwauu.
Mona want. first;
& 00'! ntnre particular” our new
.3 lowcou Wall Papers. are
; nmpectally noticeable for car-
: not otyloond eflective coi-
‘ urine, and our line is m-
lively diflermt from what
'9!» Intel drnh’r em show
1""
y
l
w; a; alarm
n. V,.
q. .. t . inn.-
'\ will l'rip”.'- i your
r-l x: u». .
Joseph I’. Jicllugh & i'o.,
ii We“ 4'34 8‘
(l‘iut "once from 5th Ave.)
New York. tub (in
us: on. cuno'iiwmm
llrirlsal Kiitsl iii Liver tire
Crow- rluun nil Pitta.
Mammal We lit-milestones!“ than
SOLE AGENTS
SKI. 80.!
"Fltliis’ Silas lllilii.
MID“ wivh an t'r m. Liver Complainant
Plumbin 9 Urinary Amati». (biy than a in the
our roll on the (hinted-ed I ally Mary
Steam. and an him ('nro that will norm you to palm
built.
an rating.
Tilt and Sheet iron Work.
31017118. 311028.
All Ladies [In
c. B. B. A D
Craig lcdlclle (30.. Palate, N. J.
AND '1‘] N WAR E. ~» «Wm
m giv- for HOLD A?
Steam and Hot Air floating. Planter?! Drug Store.
m mu. m and: rim-m.
out
t It BlESSIIIIl to V10|IMI
he lvrrvmt o! the V» stall thy
done away with. Ultra‘lflflri’
the lime 0‘ "it old way, and
no trouble.
“Idlinlhlufiiulfimt
III! ii of your Omar, or
. 21nd Iicilflpr aligning-ha oi
" loll on rt n ,
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lmknu'l. ('03,.
man
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lill'llflgi lllllllillllll
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
IOU’I’II NORWALIK, - (30".
79 Willlltlt'iitl itiliii
L. H. DECKER.
Wail Paper- Polo Olll. (Blue
In: ’ coincident-n '
and Vanni-hen.
ARTISTS’ GOODS.
murmurs Li 1) W009 men. but
my” and wmdo, withoutnhbto .
I ’l MAI”) CALWI Hill lot
while. all Mn
savanna “moon com V'Amll.
”mutton-.05” mu 'iii not
warm willie.
Painting, Paper llancing -
and Decanting.
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carriage Repository
uamu‘u u i to
brat-walk. pullout
sins , sinus * " *
David Stow
IO. IAIN nun.
Grocery and Hill
, Wool-e.
CARRIAGE lIEI’AilIIIG PIIOII’TLV
ATTENDED T0.
"Will!
The Connecticut General
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sun on some IIWE. ‘
Resolution: to Defer Action.»
the Lodge Bill
.Iurnooccnn’nr Hill In counties!
The Resolution Mu- Provide ‘I’Iul I
Vol. riltnll llr 1’an o- llw PM!"
Tull Bill Aug. adv-But Lillie Bum
Don In the IIqu.
Wuuuxcrcs, Aug. 13.—-Tbo senate
Mud thehouu bill to extend the mom
low- ro n to obtain iniormation from un-
incorporated exprcu companies. Mr. ltd.
mund- ogain offend his order to limit dev
hate on the taril! bill, and Mr. Blair oi-
icrcd a molutloti to permit “the previous
question to be ordered alter two dayl' de-
bate. Both were laid on the table. The
mt oi the day wail-devoted to the discur
lion oi the tin plate paragraph in the tar-
ii! bill, the pending question being on Mr.
Vut'a amendment reducing the dutyon
fin plate from '3 25mmpcrponnd toouo
cent, the present rate. Mr. Morgan re»
burned his argument against the increased
duty providedin the paragraph. Mr. Mor-
gan gave it as his opinion that the Repubv
Item intended to pass this bill, and that
in conference a new bill would he agreed
upon.
The Tin Plato I’l‘ltt.
Mr. Daniel addressed the senate and
on tin plate as another step in the relent-
less war which the Republican party was
waging against the agricultural and pro-
ducing classes of the cotintry. Mr. Aldrich
challengedastatemeot of Sir. Daniel's that
the withdrawal of the American tin plate
trade from Wqu Would shut out a corre-
sponding amount 0! American iarm pro-
ducts, and asked him whether he meant
that the United States would lose all tho
English market, or only that portion oi it
which was Interested in the production oi
tin plate. Mr. Daniel replied th the
United States would limits ticket 0 3d-
miuiou to the English market. Mr. Dan~
tel criticised severely the attempt to Im—
pose n gag law on the senate.
Below-n Ind the Proposed Duly.
Mr. Vance slid the ounualtax on im»
ports under this paragraph would hens; 5’
noon. 1! it look live years to establish
the industry the people of the United
States would pay 075,010.00) ior it. He
thought the tin baby was not worth so
much. Mr. Vest read statistics to show
the decline in price oi tin plate in England
in refutation of the statement made by
Mr. Aldrich that the values oi all munu~
lectured articles had decreased because at
competition in the l'nitud States.
Mr. Gray spoke of the great extension at
the canning business in Delaware and pro
tested in behali oi thntindihtry against
the proposed increase of duty on tin plate.
Without concluding his l'ClllflEkH. Mr. Gray
yielded the door, and the senate adjourned.
‘l'o Shel" the Lodge Dill.
311'..me introduced the following rm
lutiom in the senate:
Resolved. That during the present session of
confirm the more. will not take up ior commer-
alien any legislative business other than the
pending billltbe aria hill). general uppropruv
lion bills. hills relating to public inflicting» and
, ‘“ lands and senate or nmnvmrrrn! resolu-
lion.
Resolved. That the certification oi Ill bills
other than such u are national lathe tare-
gnlng rmnlnlhln in hereby postponed until the
session of moms to be held on the first Monday
in Danni)". um
Resolved. That the rowan the pending hill and
Ill amendments thereto shall be taken on the 81th
do, M August last. at 2 o‘clock p. in, the voting
to runttnnw Ilil‘rnii: further debate until the
runsirlrrurtwn oi the hill and ill» amendments is
mmptrzwl.
This is the lint. open action irons the
Republican side at the senate chamber
against the consideration oi the lcderul
eledlons billet this session oi congress.
The adoption of the resolutions would be
a specific agreement to shelrc the election
bill.
While Mr. Quuy‘s resolution may not be
adopted. there locum little doubt that the
Republican senator». as stated in the
failed I’m:- dispatchea on the day the
term bill was reported from the finance
committee. will agree to set aside the clot.
lion bill that the thrill bill may be passed.
In the “own.
The house pawl a concurrent resolution
extending current appropriation» to Aug.
'0. The motion to reconsider the vote by
which the bill to prevent collisions ll. to.
who pancdnrun agreed to, the bill was
amended slightly and again pane-l. During
the voteacnii oi the home who ordered
and Mr. Che-din altered - moiution to
recall absent membcn, which woo debated
and finally laid on tho table. Thehouu
also partial senate bill requiring vessels in
collision at m to stand by each other,
with amendments; mute bill requiring
a written wt withmmeu shipping
in the, "with. train, etc and acute hill
tocxtend lime oi payment. lo porch-ecu
oi land at the Omaha iodine in Nebraska.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
7min Tip. int- “to Win- Cunt-ll,
(lulu
Helm: lluutlngiotl. the only brother oi
yf‘ollln l’, lluntihgum. of N" York lily.
died in in. home in Ocean“, rt. Y., Aug.
12. alteri- long Illneoe. In earlier ”he
went to i’aliiornia. where he old the
imtnvlnticm oi lilo tartan. C. P. lluuting-
hm was In lmnilmn have with his brother.
lie [mm two mmll. 7.. Huntington,
cram-l manna-v oi the Kentucky Central
railroad, and W. Y. Huntington. oi Hen
Francisco.
The romptrollor oi the currency but up
pointed item: W, Stone. oi Wilmington,
Del, haul: examiner tor [blow-n.
Mr. Clarion", th “M m M
rue-m general. has written to the
dent that be tin-fill! arm to retire iron
the [whirrfliw on 31"! I. Hm. (flarhaon
expect» bin um want to hr nominated by
that rim.
The firemen» strike at Trenton, X. J.. h
over. When the 0mm learned Chit
charges at imnhortilunlion were to be pro
[and against them for having rein-rd to
answer an alarm. and that convictio-
woulcl dollar than from mknhlp in
the “tom's Relief society.le min-i
thattheywrnhulu. The {and at ilk
moiety amount- to tune and all mold
mull-era oi the volunteer W at
accident and rich inherit: from it. But by
a law pun-rd last winter so drum-I [hilly
oi imhordinmou cu receive-I’M
)llehul Cmpuihkhondcmola
mwiudow It. limbo. 3.1.. and was
ml; by e tel-unli- vol- ul w- killed.
The not. dairy m
lulu-
mmmmm div
mmuum out E
mum-om Ii
iil‘ ”Alli.
characterized the proposed inc reuse of duty Ill-velour!
prul' ago and Atlantic nllmnl has been told
than-Wham
”Bullwin—
RWY” ............ 0 0 0 0 0 0
........ I l 0 o 0 0
line hill: Sew York. 3; W0.
bron:lewYork.a;Phllodolphh,l. m
J.lwingudw.zwiug,nomntou and llileu.
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Rational Dunn.
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Boa-hm: Bantams; Phfladalphhz Errors:
lunch, 3: l‘hiudolphll. 7. Elm: Nichok
MMJmflh-oduemcnu.
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”MaszG; Chicago, 7. Errors:
m.il;0hlca‘o,d Butternut. mberteod
Decker. Hutchinson and Kiuridge.
All‘nYork—
lowYorh ............ 0010. 000—0
Doohlyn ............. ooou«uouo—0'
Hue hits: New York, 5; B:
Row York, 0; Brooklyn, 7,
mmrm.mmwi
Al Cleveland—
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Cincinnati ........ 0000~01001—I
Buchlu: Clevelandu: (In: «owls. Errors:
Cleveland, 1; Cindnnhti. i. Batteries: Smith
and Zimmer. Rhinu and Hm: lgton.
Thentendauce wuuioilo .3:
Mayor! Notional.
Boston ........................ 5,30 am
low York ..................... 1,7-
asveieod ..................... m 075
Pituhurg ..................... — [.35
Chicago ........................ m -
rot-1....., ................. 5.703 w
Annie-tn Association.
Al (lotnmbuo—
Oollmlhul ............ 010000100—2
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limfliu:(.'0tumhus.6; [incitement Errol-I:
Columbus. 1; Rochester, !. Batteries: Chhmhcr-
louicviile .oaasooazx—u
new. ........... io'ozoiOOIL—d
lie-a hits: ultimate, 5; Syracuse. 20. Errors:
louicvillo, 3; Syracuse. 2 Batteries: uncoll.
huh and Mar; Jone-and Bligh.
“Stipula—
new ............ 335040132—21
Brooklyn ........... .ooictoooo—c
Bmhiu. $.Iauia2l;ilroohlyl,7. Error]:
3t. Innis. 2: Brooklyn. 6 Maria: Hurt and
luuynn. Murphy and Pitt.
Atlantic Association.
A: New Haven—New Harem»: Wilmiuton.
15. Ban hits: New Haven, 15; Wilmington:
Errors: Sew noveo.i;Wilminxton.l Fabrics:
(lithium! and Record. Wehrlo and Com
.it Lebanon-Lehman. 6; Baltimore, 9. B.-
hlta: Inbouou. s; “Hmonga Emu: uno-
Ion. 4: Baltimore, 3. Batteries: Baker and
Townseml. Daly and Koous.
A FIGHT WITH CONVICTS.
They Kept I slumfl'o Pouc It Day “I
Eighteen Bonn.
5A5 qrrsrrs, Cat, Aug. 13—ng
llanlou and Manning, the convicts who
escaped item jail here, after reaching the
guidance: Laurel Grove. thmmflndio
lent, throw up bruatworks of limbs,
stumps and soil around a clump 01 trees
und securedacommuding position. They
etood a siege of about eighteen hours,
firing at their halogen; every once in a
while.
One oi the guards had the stock ethi-
guu Ihhttered by a shot from theirriilcs,
nndthe bout-s it! his right forearm were
broken by a bullet. Alter holding several
negotiations with the sharing and prob-
ably securing sonic concessions, they sur-
rendered their Winchester: to the sherifl.
They were then conducted to Sequerlin
prison. it is surmised that a cousin 0!
Manning was the party who lumiohpd the
weapons. The officers are alter him.
A (Tannin Pitcher more...
CAlDl-Lfv’, .'. J.. Aug. 13.—-Wolter Elder.
the pitcher of the baseball élub of this
place. is charged by his wile with having
clopcd with Mamie Kelly. to years old,
whohumiided in the same house with
the Elders. Walter left the house on
Saturday, taking with him his oyenr~
old son. lie said he was going to Morris-
lnwn‘to pitch (or the club. Hhortlynfta
Mamie leit the house. stating that the
was going to sperm the day at tho I!»
shore They have not been been since.
Ito-gm by Col. Inger-oil.
Sew Yours. Aug. i3.— By order at Will-
iam R. Armstrong. Metre, all the corpor—
on rights, vilem and inuchha o! the
Banker- Mcrch-nta' Telegraph com-
pany oi the mica oi New York, New Jor-
ncy, Pennsylvania and Maryland, nudiho
District. oi Columbia; also their oppuruu.
um. merchandiu. real estate. etc. was
sold 1011”,!!!) to Col. Rotten G. inur—
Ioil. The sale was under ioreclouure
brought by the Form' Man and Trust
company to procure a clear title.
.. ._ ..._”..-
loll-0d l. W Intro”).
Saw Your, Aux. ia.~Potriek For-lolly,
manager at the Am News company,
and two at him clcrh, were him the
and jury to answer to a charge oi Idling
immoral broke. The complaint wee node
by the agent oi the Misty iorlhe W
mot the Criminal Lawn. Am the
hook-.thculcoiwhlcth-mht to be
prevented, wan Tolstoi'u "Runner 8m-
atn" The mod jury distal-Ind the
mutant Mr. Fumlley and hi- clerks.
it...» by on m.
”mammals. loci. Aux. ll.—-’i‘ho a»
by W. l; l’lahhoch to Chute. 1!]. (7m,
at New ork. representing Dun Mm
In (In Mr. (7mm was the only. bidder.
Thopumhmwumadaln the inter-It oi
the Erie Mimi. and will he nun-lied
and Well by the Eric, with John King.
Jr.. “president. This will complete the
Mammdvlnglt I trunk line from
Chicm to New York.
1.... .. n...' ”will. mo ....
I" You. Arm. l8.-The"
mmmmnnnhduotilwiulnn-
unwise-Mancini»
hytbeir machine‘s!” an The‘
grunt-h. “to Mallow”
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Thaw-Immune“
Mauritian.
soils us suits
brow
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b.
is insist inst
W—
GLOVER i OLSEN ’8
Our emu Kid Indiu' 32.00 shoe. are the tine-t ever adored in south ism-lit.
Ladieo’ French Kid Hand Bowed, Ladiee’ French turned and well. It prion that
will utout-h you. "
A full line of Indieo’, Children’s and Men’s Shoal that will ply all to mine.
CLOVER & OLSEN.
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
IlliIlIIRIIl-li lNll’ Mill's
A'l' In]: our s'nam or”
T. Burr Guyer 8; Son,"
sprmgwood.
ALL ORDERS PROM PTLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US .A. TRIAL.
BRIDGEPORT.
W.B.HALL
(13 00.
Great nncxatirn ule commences today. It will be the greatest tulle oi
Sillsliss illsss touts illll Ssmsisrtlssis
Ever known in Bridgeport. A new building is to he added Aug. lot and all (nodal-ultimatum! all.
500 Short Ends oi 1 mo (30ch. ton Part Pieces at French Novelties. 1.12m Rtmnlnuoi “Jinn!!-
Goods. 'th Sim mm. or Trimming Slllil. Remnant! Lace! llll Ribbon. Emanuel
Flofincitg‘ and Hamburgs. Remnant! oi Silklua and Creionurs. Remnant- irl Preach
Gimme and realises. items.“ is Parrcmcmeriu and Braids We must havens:
room, and we have placed eucli prices on them is will ersumarpei viy ale.
Woolen Remnants at About Half Price.
A'l cm Remnants and Short ungtha oi Woolen must be closed out More Saturday next. nail, in order
to sell them all. we have marked them at about hall price.
JACKETS AND CAPES.
Elegant :5 Capes reduced to It. 34 Capes down to Mil). 83 w Clpli' down to $2.9).
“'IIITE SUITS.
Sptendid agrarian-rt It cur low prices. largest Collection of Traveling Dusters,
Blazes-p, and Children's Garments in the City. v
SMALL \VARES AND NOTIONS.
We place on tale to day a fol. of Art Goods. Chm Scarf-u Handsome Duchlcr, Ladies'I'iee and Surf:
Luce Collars, Shopping Bags Children's Writing 1 (rise. “at m. hurl Buttons. Pinch Mil,
and hundmln at other articlrs. hem: wince of a jutlhern' clock. bought at to per cent. below
regular "1,1. In the to: are g-M'vvnl hundml [are l'tr.» ml Bream! PM in choice. stole, with
indium: outings- r4 mr writ 1‘1 and Tm .‘i' an vu i fr In 17.1- m [l 2.3 Price ilc each.
In: I. Amati): chopper: [tags about. hull price. hurrah Puree fl, worth 8:. 50m,
sits Monaural-.1... beautifully (moronic-red in exquisite designs, tr m S] to”.
hatter Purses with inside pockets 10c (Ytikirzn'n Tartan flashes 50min.
WTB. HK'E & co.
mummy, ltnill .l‘lllllll..l""ml
m ...: "- "um-rm St- acorns hEP’I‘EflBBB as.
Wool Built, Him,
———.—_.
Booth Wk. Int he 0! Bridge. A Barium Training school tarball-an Book
runabout COLIIIAN, . Proprietor “'9“ vmkmlé'mm “32% 1' #30:;
Picture m looting Glance. etc. Prion dent myhclntervlcwcd at the IMAM.
will “I“ you SURE! not) 1, 5th. Catalogs. union application. 1:7
HATS! «Hill!
Sprint:r Styles.
Still and Soft Rats, Silk Rats.
.llWN Milli
TROM All, DAYTMI,
PHILADELPHIA.
'uliouud (. cm liauioruicaud
M be). Harm-on lion ior tum It
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
The Tho-u,lhe Bees III II.
World, "duel (III. 00.00.
The Dayton, Idol-ch CI". 05.0
W. C. QUIRTARII'
Particular uremia» paid I. _ MIMIC "AL" BLOCK.
asset??? "as: W me e,
.... {no any. a? «. or ‘
Horse Bu ers:
: ’ p “Q Bun-ulnar l-
Wonreconnamly re-r “shin“‘t‘...’ "
out Pine Home.‘ \ “ilieertmllhfilrm,
tuned to all I. “mm.“ m
You will and tho I'll-y JOHN H. venue, ,
I” ogdonuzs'nn" m mutational-um ‘
came" wonxm fl . '
and also ;thor the «45
m mm a. rug: Brick, Lino, 00.1.30.
hold County. a Blue Item. 1m.
mm,“ ”a: bush, beehive-Ia, toe-u ,,
lea-tote. Franklin, and
Wilkes-urn (lo-Ir.
lint lit RUBBER Pill?
Yw'lomoiWMuu
atoll-vast». limb ole. It“
mm “n
ma. Antler-canola
by this mm:
mm
III. II. PARSONS.
spouts]; sun nu
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