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3 4 5
10 11 12
17 18 19
24 25 26
28 29 30 31
l snout. riot-ion.
Notices of local entertainments of all
kinds, to which on admission is charged,
and notices calculated to promote private
interests. mail where an advertisement
of saute appears in advertising columns,
MW fora! regular rates, 10 cents
a line.
new York ironic Weather lone-ate.
The antircylone now overlying the
Kiddie Atlantic and seaboard will prob
ably be followed by a depression arriving
tomorrow. but it is not likely to be
blinded by stormy weather, except
and north of the lakes. in this
.miottodsy fair weather will prob
ably prevail, with slight temperature
changes and fresh northerly winds,
followed by slowly rising temperature.
In the Diddle States today fair, slightly
warmer weather will prevail. with fresh.
variable winds, followed by cloudiness
in the Western and Lake districts, and
in New England, fair weather, with
slight temperature changes and fresh
variable winds. On Wednesday in this
section and in New England, fair to
partly cloudy, warmer weather will
probably prevail, followed by snow or
rain near the lakes and extending east,
and on’l'bursday partly cloudy to fair
weather, with no very decided tempera
tors changes in these sections.
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‘lialatuto Almanac tor 'l'o-ssurrow.
Sun rises Bun sets High tide ‘ Low tide
17.15 4 25 2.40 8 30
Amount of Oystora Exported Is: Europe
for Want finding Doc. 13, 1890.
"um mr. BAIIZXJ.
ariz as! Y a Liverpool 4‘2
IV 0! ‘
“1.2m... .. sis
Asrsals " Lilli
Main null 140
‘Idlillfl (ll-re row 38
M Hamburg 15
3,543
In N3; "vélivllliéééfiw‘ct of the
Consolidated road sold at 254.
The South Norwalk Fire Police held a
hall at Garments ball last evening.
Letter carrier Glendenuing, of the bor-
ough post ofiice, has donned a new nui-
.torm.
Old Well Lodge, F. & A. M., will
elect ofiicers for the ensuing year this
evening.
g—Freeh pork and sausage, 12 cents a
pound, at F. Bayeslmgrhet.
: TheNorwalk Iron W_orks shipped two
air compressors to Denver, 001., yester-
day afternoon.
.- 8i: candidates were initiated into the
mysteries of the Knights of Pythiss by
the oflicers of Olive Branch Lodge last
evening. _
At the meeting of Douglas Fowler
Post, G. A. 8., last evening, Caleb Wood
was elected quartermaater in place of L.
S. Owens, resigned.
, I—Boating stoves sold at cost. F. H.
Nash & Bro.
At a meeting of the directors of the
(bnlolidated road in New York on 8st-
urday, the regular quarterly dividend on
the stock of 2; per cent. was ordered.
8.11 Bolton’s nameis mentioned in
connection with the vacancy caused by
the resignation of Superintendent lic-
Alliator of the Philadelphia schools.
The second Home Sociable will be held
at Ionic Ball this evening. Those who
wish to see the moist danced should be
‘present early as it will probably be given
after the second dance.
—-stsr connections at bottom mines.
William Sheldon, contractor.
Hereafter the Adams exprm night
stale-on the Consolidated road will be
run witimnt any passenger car and will
arrive at their destinations fifteen min-
utm ahead of the owl trains.
Dr. B. P. Oath. of Stamford, is menv
tic-ad as a probable successor to
thalahflnrgsoniieneral Baxter of the
" United States army. Dr. Geib was
3' summoned to Washington, last week.
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—-0as mood Bhonlngsr upright plane,
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1h parties to whom were assigned
m is the drains, entitled, "the
_ "to he played for the benefit
flirt; T. R. A... will most for re
hall of theassociatlon on
""- .. ms bridgeoriWed»
. offing at 8 o'clock.
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'aaalvsrtlss-sstiate-dsr’siwus
showsltobsthsmoss powerful
‘avsr . haves
‘m the. filth their patronage.
Has W in yesterday’s
mammal "Quay”
‘mbsvsasovvysa lbs Impression
* games-pistols”! installers
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from s severe attach of pleurlsy.
Don't forget the choir boys’ concert at
the Opera House to-morrow evening.
lath Daub Is quite ill with mplsrlsl
fever at his home on lisple avenue, East
Norwalh. , '
The annual election of oilicers of Old
Well Lodge, F. and A. it, takes place
this evening.
Captain Frost is in Port Chester to-
day, tryiug it case in the New York
supreme court.
John H. Weenis, has resigned as clel k
in the city postnllce and has left town
for New York city.
Chief Vollmer took Robert Powers and
noon train to-dey. ‘
”um“...
An employee of Cousins‘ shoe factory
had one of the fingers of his left hand
badly mashed yesterday.
Butler Lodge, No. 9'1. 1. 0. 0. I". will
rehearse the first degree tonight. Narnia
nation of ofllcers tomorrow night.
«mini-i550 cents a tent. .Wlllllin
Sheldon, contractor.
At the creation of the Junior Prohibi—
tion club last evening, it was decided to
have a Christmas box next Monday even-
log.
Mrs. Susan 0. English, of Plymouth
avenue, who is dangerously ill, has lost
consciousness, and her death is hourly
looked for.
The assigned interest of the real estate
of Joseph F. Roscoe was sold at auction
yesterday forenoon, by Wallace Donn,
assignee, to Mrs. Emma J. Roscoe.
Selectman Nelson J. Crew has opened
an oilice in Dibble’s block on North Main
street. This will he a big accommoda-
tion to those who have town business to
transact.
—-Besting stoves sold at cost.
Nash & Bro.
On Wednesday evening the members
of the Norwalk Wheel and Social club
and a few invited guests will enjoy an
oyster supper at their club rooms on
Railroad Square.
Plaisted, the druggist, reports that
holiday sales so far this year have been
good, but that many bargains are left, a
few of which are enumerated in s new
advertisement to day.
Owing to the serious illness of lire.
Knight, the W. C. T. U. will hold their;
regular meeting at the house oi Mrs. C.
C. Barber, No. 830bestnut street. ntfl
o‘clock tomorrow afternoon.
One of Connor Brothers’ teams created
quite an excitement on West avenue by
vigorously kicking, this morning. Opin-
ion was divided as to whether the horse
or driver was most to blame.
—-Small fresh hams, 12 cents a pound.
at F. Hayes’ market.
At the semi-annual box opening to-
night at the South Norwalli Baptist
church, Rev. Archibald Wheaten will
deliver his lecture on "Glass Houses."
Seats free; everybody welcome.
The annual town meeting will be held I
in the Town House on Friday, December
26, at Zo'cloch in the afternoon, when
the regular business as well as any
special matters will he acted upon.
The fourth annual book reception of
the Y. M. C A. will be held on Friday
evening, December 19. An excellent
programme has been provided, in which i
the Y. Ii. 0. A. orchestra takes an active
Mrs. Ann Nash. colored, formerly a
resident of South Norwalk, died in New
Haven on Friday last. aged 65 years.
Her remains were brought to this city
on an afternoon train for interment in
Union cemetery.
—A number oi good second-band iu—
strumeuts for sale cheap before taking
inventory. J. TX. Studwell.
A building lot isaChristmaa present
which any man’s wife would sincerely
appreciate. C. Swartz offers lots on
either Woodward or Lowndes avenue at ‘
low figures. and will accept payment on
the instalment plan.
Odicer Charles Adams is on duty to-
day ,to relieve Chief Buttery, who has
gone to Middletown to bring home a
daughter of Edward Gregory, of Cran-
berry Plains, who has been serving time
at the Industrial School for Girls.
Wheeler & Wilson's orchestra, which
played at St. y's church Sunday.
took thsirmssl tlwfisrshiarrtgaa’.
restaurant in this city. In the afternoon
they played several selections at the rrs~
tsursnt, which were much enjoyed.
"Steeple Charlie" placed the copper
cross on top of the spire of St. Mary’s
church this morning. The cross is al
handsome one and will produce a much}
better eiirct than the former one. After i,
the cross is firmly put in place the spire
will be protected by a lightning rod.
A Card.
Innis Noswats,(lesn..nsr. tam
'i'o new fries: whose hmnghcztwnug:
lav-rs- igu- vv-dhs-r io
aswbswsls besslalwahiors hart.
fslt th-Ia Ins. II. E wall.
Notice.
[hilt voustn ant ransov on m
mm wits. Ira. Jobs arms. she be
P " scrum
5'. is is” 3' soils cum.
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smelt.
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WASHINGTON STREET
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Advertisements under this head. not ecdl"_'
lhus.ltlmsecc..atisnswc.lwsslrlm. n“
WANTID its 'trlitWAlK AND ADJMHNG
towns by a New York company, a few active
‘l’s'diSLskngng‘enilegen; nevi. er'lciirengsdcd; ten y
o. . .
ilotcl. Room: Pt] DP) it i it all “‘17:!
P‘Ullll UN l'lVi! lltlflfirl WlTiiill TEN NIH»
onlccm" wait of depot. Address it it. it“
ill
5‘s".
John Smith to Bridgeport jail on the __
Opera llouse, bonslk.
A Grand. Concert
Will Ill fl"! 0!
Wednesday limit, lit. 17.
By the celebrated
BOY CHOIR
of Trinity church. till-Irene". misled by his-
flU-AN . . AWLEY . o traltn. furtmily 0' ill.
l'ml’v i‘hnrch heir. Norwich. The priurlinmc
will comprise
sodas. "stunt. Dili’fl'rl 'l'mo-i. quail-
Tmlt IlLIilo. Ps'l'l‘iiohilt,
cuouirsm, so
The flololloyr of this (‘llolr r nk among lbs
AM of this county.
Director lllt .l mils RAKE".
Ammfinlsla—Mll [bl JACKSON nilil Milli
To BXUIIAGK~HOUHI ll! DAHlUllY. Bill
t , nearly new water in tunes, in lint-rises
ordvi. on high ground, 7 minutes to pat cities.
grunt locally, for house. lots or small farm war
u'h writ-lb. Price 12,000 address 0. N. lliiiit.
Dailbury. Conn. dil iw
1“?!) choice building lots, 50 and to foot front. on
West avenue Apply in W. G. shims. or
i. ll. HOW , "2t
mam-em ”Ella; oli- head. not Shelli}
lines. l time the. 8 tlmev 50c. l week "at
4 R00! PLAT T0 FAMILY it! NOT limit
than three persons Rent ‘91!) iii the spark
meat house '39 s d 81 Washinrion street. Inquire
at. the olilce 0! The old Well cigar Co d.c.il
'I‘WO STORES 0N Til: WAtllilNGTON
street bridge. east of Germaine Ilsll. Pots 2a-
slon January I, 1891. Apply to Win, Jesse 00004"!
depot. till (it
ADE‘XRABLI wif'i‘ 0N WATER v’i‘ilEET.
near Wastingtou street, tunable tor light
manufacturlnibnu use; whole or in part. George
sliziiiomilald Co , 49 Walt! st . booth Noiwalk.
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ART 0? Diwali Ni). 1 HENRY STREET, 5
mm; rent 81".}. Alro part of hours No. 91
South Iain street. 6 rooms all conveniences. Ap—
ply to Taylor A: Golden, or W. Youngs, at Loca<
wood Ifg. Co.
‘L'RNisliilD mum itotll 'o—u‘wlasuixc-
ton street Address "Room," care neuritis-l
ce. nmif
‘illll DECEMBER l. LOWER PART Oi"
house on Grove slrt‘t‘l nve rooms. rent 31%
Apply to U. B. iioyt, mi south Mam slrcct, flouth
Norwalk. omit
1.101188 'Ol' Six ROOM-l as thODWAItn
avenue, sis. Alon hilllr't} of six rortne, Bast
N lrwslk ’13. Part of house on Woodwardavenuc.
$0 inquire of I A Woodward
'l‘ill WOODWARD Boil BaTEAD~Il ROOMS,
[lot and cold water, bath room. heater. All: .
with stabling for live horses, cow stables, chicken
houses are: rent .25 prr month. Inquire M C
vwsrtz, at (lid Well Cir.” Company. 013 if
NI ilOlIsB AT KLY'rl NECK. ON! AT
Elm Grove, and one on Tolles street From
"mop. Apply to John if. Knapp. 3'? West St,
ticiith Norwalli. 05bit
PLEASANT; colt} lN s Iosvssim
locality ls oliered to muons who would like to
visit Washington some time during the winter or
ring. Remand board we a day. Ira. .i, B
him.tillslst..N W.. unionism!) (' nests
FOUND.
DAY SCAVBNGBR. OF OUR OWN TilWN.
who villi clean water closets and cesspool: on
the improved plan for less money than out or
town parties All work guaranteed done in the
best manner. Vaults disinfictcd free ct ch s
Address Box m. Booth in rwalh. dflm
NOTICE.
SL'HGFON O. I. MARVIN, of No: York, has
changed his once hum from Wrdnadsys to
Tue-dais. ilec.nberonsnltedon that its from
13w 2:.»0 at at ileum stain street, sooth Nor—
walk diliw
Proposals for Laying Sewer-a
’l‘iil undersigned will receive proposals for lay
lug sewers thromh (stove slnret. Cross site I.
Woodward are no and Darrin Ib‘clel’.‘ In the ('it‘y
of South Norw- k. up to floodsy, December ill!
'690. at I! o'clock. noon. "at! and cldcati me
can be seen at the cilia: of William 3 napp, t'. E ,
on Washington street Tee rzly reserves the r em
to reject any or all bills.
RICHARD J. Cl’TiliLl..
dis fit Commuter on Sewers.
District of Nos-walls, as: Probate
Court, D»-cember 8, A 1)., mill).
Estate of Ilichs'i Sullivan, late of Norwalk, in
Nd district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District at Norwslli
hath limited and vllowed six months trout tho date
ffor the Creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts, properly stunted, within
said time. will he dehsrred a recover All persons
indebted to said Estate are requests: to make (in
mediate payment to
dll lean WiLLlAlf DARPUBD. lseculcr.
BUY or THE MANUFACTURE".
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I’IVB MIL!) RIVER.
The oldest manufacturer of Baby Carriages now
admonished wort: for sale In An didnrnl styles
0! running granola“ real vane: of trailer and
trill-slugs st trivia wt b will be Ill! enough and
bwmsshtenuibswsst “aims“.
sis;— and Dali ermine.
Frank Boylston.
Bililllllllllllll llrlll
illitiilllisaniioliiis
WAT his-..»
lllliilll Still ll ii A cllliil
Fave last added a fall llasof
FANCY GOODS
Christmas Novelties
Andaluilavof
LADIES’ HANDKEIICHIEFS l
".':::. n. ”me-Wart.
. aroma .
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E. ML COLLINS.
I! urn smut,
fl” museum
ATWOtl
“ ‘ ‘ . 5i) tools, including Timer ml ilmts,
wlilrulmsybc h d at Hale's and I'Illuttl'lv drug
stores children hall price. Concert contract can
st 8 o‘clock. all lw
Flllll'llflfiiillllll
Wednesday Evening, Dec. 17m.
Grand Concert of the Epworlh League ”
EKRIEEER’S MILLINERY ST
Assisted bg cholr under the direction of air. Ste—
phen “sic
Miss it~ssie local: in, Sinmphoiie Soloist. secom
guided by It ii (.' Mechleui llnrp at. It
cc'lcm is the only young ltdy Ssxaphonlii b fore
the public to day.
lir- Ida Keep and lit. W i'eriy will assist by
reciting sew rat select’ons.
dis vlt Alluidlluii. it‘i CENTS.
Four Organ Recitals
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
SOUTH NORWALK.
TUESDAY EVENING, lAN.l3,1891.
It A. s. Gill-08. Organist.
SulolsLs and Chains of Pity.
WEDNESDAY EVE'G, FEB. il,189l.
Prof. 63". ". "ORGAN ()rgnnisl.
Mire HAY!) HUNGAN. llsrp
WEDNESDAY EVE'G. MAR. 4 189].
"midsummer Night‘s Dream."
Raider ilr CHAS. l' llNDBRlliLL.
Organist. It FRANK Tafl'
Rosin-oil seats in he had on and allot De -. 5 Din
grams at l'lslstod's, South Norwnk, ntd Greg‘ry's
dniiz store, Romain. Comm Tickets, ”50 mnh
B-nglc Tirk- to .10 cents each ml .
Hllilallnnlsl
First-class goods at reason
able prices are bound to sell,
at least that has been our ex-
perience in holiday mule Sales
so for this year have been good,
still we have many bargains
left.
Choice pieces lll Crown
Derby, Dalton, Royal Worces-
ter, Bonn Carlsbad, Liinonges,
Solstima, etc.
Toilet. Sets, Shaving Sets,
Millilt‘ili‘ll Sets, Cull :iml (‘olliir
Boxes, llciillquzu'tcrs lur Im-
ported Cigars, (ligiir (Eases,
' Gold Pens and Pencils, Foun-
tain Pens, Piipc-r Cutters, Cut
Glass Bottles, After Dinner
Cullen Sets, Ville Mirrors,
Brushes, &c., Elegant l’crluiil-
cry from all [be best makers.
Well Come and see what we
have, we can allow you boiler
than we could describe them.
Plill’l‘llll’l
Drug Store.
lbsstwybsgtoeh «managing s3:
Pottery I": 4! stars In" v JIM
the Tan museum, to Wall mean",—
wslmbsssl tel-swell old met and
as mac-was m" we a col.
t‘psw 1 he is.
K. II. mnxanum.
air to towns. moat. nonwsu
can hemlmelws-tm
no" we? .. cm!
fish-I‘m. 4"... In”. You ea.”
“camera," ~ "12.3%,
mart: We“
first“
Furniture Dealer.
New Stars.“ it 48 Main st, Norwalli
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Bend tile. 3 Berserl strain. To hell
Gall. 17%”. night. ’ M)
SOUTH 103'” I‘m“ BAX!
II "lam Btu“.
nDallrtroinl tollam..sndfrom l tolpm
an on Baturdayevsnlngs from d to A.
son sou-in lio'ttuaut sun iionwaut.
suits and Oar-pools chased and dlslnl'ectsd on the
aprons! plan. All orders promptly attuided in.
Adds -
Charles Mott,
d2 Int 96 'alrllald Avast-a. Bridgeport.
A. 8. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
liiemomle, Watches, Jewelry. trowel-11mm Dow-um
m was wont - succum- “m" %Ld'llg?hmlb Vice-Prom;
in snort: ”Isl" tanwflv won-iv. 14-" mm: is alum» g... ml Tim
is A VMAILI AID MIL! WIN”. ”1'11! lll‘l'llllm vca “Dill. W
MEX” ElEllI’IliI-MAGNETIB GllllLEll Allll “IMPER-
This is the most err/m. (oni'rilttnl. «MIN “,4 tirrlirs ilttls toilet article ever invented. t coin-
lm a Comb-i Ml"! of Iult'u‘lnf llnipl; with rm lulprwml Toni: Crimp", and both parts being isotro-
notie, itqillrkly pmdu -- llllll r. ”Ml"? ‘lltul lullllllllllllill! ri-sults. 'lthita airithe halltlll
lilanrvlmumlm- l. .y. l W'l‘l .. l...” :l :s IlHI'l l ‘ : rich
lepton-nil is not all n rll.’ :i‘ vl w lliv’i’m'n ”hull. ted, hearsay n h talus the eifnt It
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times. see. 0-... ‘3 zmlums or mom
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94 size.
Itdoesn tbrsskefforritin tiei li’li til i (l' . f Isl
s gust-used to give satisfamidn. mh'ltl’flnll'vflnllllr'flgnni‘l) I'IlnglhmA'l" ill," 0
lead
his forsaleh the Ironing dni lr and fans coda trade n llv, t if at. bl '
vicinity we willmsll t to any addies’lJmt-mt’ll.‘ rsnterlgl‘rfilla Jellgerrfoa‘gsul of ”a. or
fire for to emit. is draft. express or post-o to money 0 st. or currency in registered lsitsr
Baryahlc to a.lsrs ".II7.-.37lllll'mwny, N v. Ifentlou this paper. A ants wan-ad for
Bridgmau's Corsets.ilrnshes,Delts. and specialties. lleautllul and popular goods. t liberal tam l
ill2 Int
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.’
We are now ready to close out all Trimmed Hats and Bon-
nets, which we have on hand, ill. a very low figure. All Milli-
nery Goods must go before the holidays. A {rare chance to
get a llill cheap.
Flflllllll'l, Bll‘lll flllll Plllflllli 31 ll [llllfll Silllllll.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
We are téhOWlllg the most complete line 01' Fur Goods in
the town. Mulls of all kiiltls,(‘:ipes in large variety ill. 50
cents on the dollar. All must In: sold before the holidays.
All kinds of Furs,
Lalies’ all Genls’ Underwear, Hosiery and Handkerchiefs
of all kinds. must be sold at any price, as we intend giving;r up
these departments. All must go, so come at once.
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES!
Albums, Dolls, Bric itBtav, Toys, Autograph Albums, Musi-
col Albums l'll'. All the newest things for pl‘cwnls. (‘olllc
and examine. A new assortment of Jewelry. Ribbons, Bib-
lmlls. Children‘s Hosiery, first black, 100.
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~THE~
Extends Its Greetings To All.
--—~»--—~—soe-—--
We would say that we are prepared and are now
. _ showing
the most i'chllSlVfJ lines of
CHRISTMAS TOYS,
GAMES, DOLLS,
PLUSH GOODS,
l“ FANCY PERFUMES
AND N ()YELTIES of all descriptions
ever shown in South Norwalk. A few reasons for calling
and seeing our line before buying elsewhere:
1. We have our reputation is) keep up for selling,Jr every-
thing cheaper than any one else in town.
‘2. Every article sold is guaranteed, both in
quality.
3. We have better facilities for buying, therefore we can
afford to sell cheaper than our competitors,
4. To the hesitatiog we would say go examine all other
docks in town, but don’t purchase before examining our line.
We can do better for you, we know it, feel it, and finally we
shall carry out to the letter everythingr we say.
Finale. We could keep on mentigiling reasons till we filled
up the entire Sentinel, but space does not allow it. Trusting,
however, to receive a call from one and all, we remain, as
ever, your obedient servants,
price and
THE BllSlllll STORE,
' 83 WASHINGTON STREET.
Mallackcmo South
Ilolcl n NOI’W:lII{,
Block I (.‘oim.
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Open Every Evening After the 15th.
M. 8. SMITH.
Again comineilloratvs the s luson by limiting: to the people large varieties of Holi-
(lily Goods. Gills of every description. During this week we are making the greatest
olioi't oi' the season to display to the people :1 line and well selected stock of Christmas
(loilils.
We feel it is impossible for any one to surpass us in quality, quantity, or in
artistic exhibitions and now that we have ended this briefstatonwnl will mention it few
of th 3 articles we have on sale at prices guaranteed:
FANCY BASKETS.
An appropriate fillll usieful ('lll'islinlis present.
displaying llil our center (‘Uillllt'l‘ 500 ilillcreilt stylus of Fancy
Baskets.
coiilpletc tu-lrlill'llill'lll. l'Vt'I' exhibited in this vii-lolly.
acceptable present for Ladies and lltfllirl Waste l’opcr Bank
cts at every price and in every style. Pill, llliir, Nursery,
('nudy and (Mice Baskets, Sin, he.
Juvenile Books and Booklets.
Never was such ii variety of tell-guilt Books placed lwforo
lb" pt3ll|llt?. 500 styles of Juveniles, 200 styles of Booklets, I155
entirely new publications. A grand annulment ol‘ ('llrinliiins
(“unit on exhibition for the, (Tlirinlmns season.
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Fancy Goods.
Exalusivcly for the Holiday H0390“. We. have nlwuye boil
the reputation of exhibiting the omitted and newest styles of
the season, and on which we never ask only importers” prices,
which are exceedingly low. This we could not Miami to do
unless great quantities we re lif‘llfI.
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The prices are, astonisbillglv low, (the some :i5 in :ill of Iliillllliifl‘tfllli'lrl an:
the rest ol'oiir (Ii-portiilcllts this Siftliitllll. The largest .iml iimsl, l'rillll lie to 33 (ll) each.
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HANDKERCHIEFS.
New special bilrgililh‘. Hundreds upon hundreds of down
piled upon our counters, ranging Ill price
chn' during our history have we
A illillillllllll ii grander assortment than at the present. Illlll,‘ for the
X mils sensor.
DOLLS.
Our stock of Dolls for the present season cannot be our--
Missed. Kill Baillie, libqlm ”Willi Drew-ll illul Undressed,
.Ilililti'il illlil l’lliin, All the Hottest lllli‘i'llllll-l.
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JEWELRY.
Al loss than mm third mnnlilm-llirirril' prices, and In addi-
llillll in the 5|thth startling birgniim we will tiller all the latest
styles in jewelry and liiim-llnilemis ornaments of that line.
l‘Iililmiilc our lime ill jewelry before purchasing elsewhere, for
we buy direct from illi! lilaimfiictnrcr and in large quantities,
The best of value ill Cloth lioiiilil Books by all the impli-‘th‘nrcf‘flc enabling "ll 10 ”W" "I I‘m“ 337‘: I’"r """l- "9"“ our
lur authors.
“flirt-linens, which we give directly to the trade.
The largest variety of Bill: U mbrelllns ever exhibited in our city.
M. S. Smith, - Dry Goods.
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