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thathswlasndwonhieoose. Butthie
hadollhappenedeolongogo,inthedays
efmyeatremeyouth.that i had never
glreaoseeond thought. oerioinlynerrr
node-min the story. flordwordo
PM youthinh‘itwasnn-uol for
aynaagnanofnomeuua mortogire
a'oondthoughtto an uncle who was
puma-oral moneyandlandabntit
ruflyisafactmud although my uncle
would: and childless,l kuewthat he
detested are and my eonnectione, and
datswasuneniailed. lmyeeltvm
averyyengharrieter,with enough to
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A ladiee’ ilne Kid Button
at 1, formerly 82. Mime’
another .
Schoolfihoe 1 Children’s So i Bhoesnt 75 cents.
emekhose goods, as itlsa pleasure to ehow
while,theu i heard the guard
"Ashbridge road! Arhbridge roadraud
I started up,grahbed at myporttuan—
teauondprepared to outoftheeor-
risge.iorihadreoo mydestination;
hutmyoompanionsbomturuedaud
lookedme full in the faeewith alook
whichseetuedto make mybloodgrow
widowed out beforemeaudlfolv
The station was oertainly very badly
lighted and the night was pitch dark,
but lwss rstherourprieedwhen i got
outside neither to see nrw hear any sign
or sound of my fellow po-euger Bow-
erer. lthoughtit did not mattertome
where he had gone, so finding a carriage
awaitingmel got in andinthernahof
other thonghto I soon forgot him
“How is Air. Worrington by this
time?” looked the coachmau
"He died this morning, air,“ was the
reply. And then followed the details of
his illueoe and deoth, which lasted until
we reached Ashford Ball. my uncle's
home.
l rang the bell, and was soousdmttted
by a stout, oomiortoble looking woman.
whoshowedmetomy room, wherelbe-
gentowonder what lhadbetterdo. it
was rather an awkward position to come.
a perfect stranger. at the bidding of on
otherstranger.anddndhimdeod onarv
rival
Atleugthlwentdownstairsand the
untehindly looking woman met me in
thehall ondgarememoredetailsofmy
uncle'sillncuand hiogruntdesireto see
me Then the supposed that i should
likotoece the corpse. and so evidently
expended me to auower in the affirmative
that I did so, and she led the way up the
broad staircaseanddownalougpossuge
At theendof this passagesheopened
the door of a dimly lighted room and we
entered, she carrying it candle. We went
together to the bedside, and the,- holding
the candle high with one hand, gently
liftedihe sheetwith theother snddis—
closed-the white, clear cut featureo of
my traveling companion
This who the first and last thing of the
kind that ever happinwd to me. and in
still unexplained
l stayed on at Anhfonl [lull for the
funeral, and found myself, on the read-
ing of my uncle's will, solo heir to all his
mono—True Flog
A Segro's Terrible Barr-p
in flayti and Martinique the venom oi
the terribleserpeutindigeuous to those
iolandl, the formidable ferde lance, boo
beenofteuemployed by the negroeo in
' oitheirenemies. A horrible,
bntweliauthenticatedinstonceofnegm
ingenuity and malevolence is told in
liartinique. AhngenegroJeeentlylm
portedi‘roin theGuinumhadbeen
whippedbytheorderoihismaster,one
ofthegreatplontevprinesaoftheielond
while itwss under french rule. The
victim made no complaint. but medi-
tated
the beautiful daughter“ the plantar
liedrsggedittothebsd,liftedtheeov-
muedledthereptileonthesheet.
Whenthbwoodoueheurriedthedead
makeswayandeosi itintoanediaeent
strum.
As night approached the rerpent‘s
matefollowsdtheirlihcrept through
theopeuwindowsndtothebedofthe
planter's daughter. The latter, half
thsiatruder, Instantiythefsngswm
buriedinher neeh.andinafewhoura
showroom-BL [mi-MW
AT WHOLELALE dc RETAIL.
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nu“ "WM” ”W"? ”£736?"
Iniodedraeof memhutleonld not
mlwofwheut ldirlnotnotieeoll
thisat onee,forl Sim” lihe‘to store
awoheuoade a motion to brush away "9‘"
BENNETT MlllSTEll,
2t lilo street. to. lorwellr.‘
M33139 .
Fish. Oysters.
FruitsleselablasJ’nultry.
WMWWWRHWF.
'Iatleltflat'oasg Women Donal
(temple M to lie Always "lay?“
Doeaauylmrly know what beeomes of s
lirl'aanl Wo- tlnwe ever a girl who
could tell whot the "All with it arm .
she put it,or amount in any reooonable
way for its mystofiovul rams!
Antheglrls’ mlnmnllhe the lost [tins
of which nobody our line!» a truer. though
the factorien have been at work so
that one would think that the rite
ones would eonulurro in themselves on
note source of ouppiyi
are some thing which bars this
«parity for utter annihilation, Wild out
“8 malsarenerer ioumialend in the foreeto.
watering place friendohlpe vanish into
wind swept space; the hole in the ntoeking
speaks of a texture which once woe there,
but is there no tanner; yet thw‘thlogo get
ontof the world no more quietly and. an
seeountably than the hours and minutes
of D mod pmportimr of young women.
There is a theory, which ireomrnonly
accepted, that a girl's time in all spent
Ipondrem. Certainly a little of it goes
in that way, but the nrnount must he
email. Older women, with mnny social
and domeetie earns, dress quite so well as
young girls, and usually better.
They cannot give all their time, or even
any part oi it, to the planning
and of their raiment, so there
is «flatly a fallacy in the idea that ierni—
nineattireiacapobleoi engroulngthoen
tire attention of a woman.
There to another theory that a giri'etimt
b spent In entertaining members of the
other sex, but this in absolutely nutenflilo
Even the mlldeat of dilution coils for two
amend,» the student oi onrsoelsl
”stem to never weary of pointing out, we
havenoelo-oimen whose time is their
own.
A glrl‘rnay spend her eveningo and Sun
days in amusing the moecnllno half of our
ation, but business hours are astral from
he: inruion. Her will might ho good to to
spend the hour» from motion ttll midnight,
bntinthe nature of the cane her oppor-
tunitic are limited
lsit domeatlecares' which oremabaorlr
ingi The newspaper parogropher would
fly not, and lthlnlr on the whole be h
right. Thlolsnot because most girls are
unwilling to than the houaehold responsi-
bilities, but became, during the time of
their alueotion home life goes on without
their areletonm. and onto out of eehool
they find no place ready made in which
they can be naeful
it to about on my tor the camel to go
through the media's es can for the daughter
of a well to do family to find any domestie
duties worthy the name in her father's
home.
There are yet other ways in which it h
popularly anppraed a girl's time is out
toyed, ouch n undy and eorreupondenes.
tdid you ever gotou morning doll
if so you know perfectly well the formuh
“i won so busy l hadn't a nrinnm to spare
for preparation!"
Have you rmy Women among your one
mpomlenta, Mill tllcl one of “Kill "I!
write o letter o ililflill eaplainlna how
busy she wan. and haul iii-en for weeks past
andwould be for wot-its toerirnel WM
ever the mysteriono, grinding tasks which
iateirnpoea upon the young women who
have apparently nothing to do, by thdr
own confeaeion studying and writing III
not among the things sought.
l’erhope thosubjrct iaworthyoisd‘lt
investigation it would be as useful to the
race on the dheovery of the north
and, though the inquiry might be as
and tedious so an arctic or it
not been dangerous industrially
fight be at value.
lea rut amount of labor which wI
know, on the teetlruony of everyglrl lathe
load, in wt forth dellyJet Without vhlhlt
result. ould not experiments tolnohe it
productive he as legitimate no times fails
reduction of aluminium or the utilioattoa
of the solar force!
Anthropologists might spores littlettmr
from the study oi cranial development and
turn their attention to finding out what
We! agirl's time. it ought rarely
tohedoue,ifforno other rel-sou than to
gratify the dear girls thenwelvee, who use
toinly are as much in the dart: on till
so any one eta-Kore field's
less-Intuit.-
vealeaes broiled its Their
manhunt ammunition-war
them have revealdinthesaa I)
no fewer than twenty-Ire distinct *
all of which are known among
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the trade is over.
luncheon ‘lhtel Block.
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00MMENO|N0 M0
Easel :tm ntrrrt at 2:50 p. rn.: rhturdayn at 2:» p.
OX .h‘i’Nihu'ri dimt mornmhm is rrwlr via
nerting train [mm t'oney Inland at w p. In.
Will [row New York )iondayn. Walton-tiny! on
Thornton and Saturday» at MI! p. m. -
I. l, lav: linen t Hartford 0.0.
Winter! 12' tm.
TRAINS LEAVE Nil'Til NORWALK ASi
FOLlAilVH;
You New Your. A. )l.- o lei-«trey! Hominy-i
u. Hermite-1t on, now. 7 at». '.' Mn. it as
ex.litlllert'nl I?! Kentuim ex. ’1' an. inn ex,
ll 1|? int-a] r1. '. ll.” 29th". in; or. :.".li or.
think!» Mumford. ”prev-t from Mumford,
tun. t :5! en. All: av. in Stamford. l'I 3N1. .‘i m at.
sum.» to or. 1 Si no. it ll a- ., influx. l titans.
Worthington rt OW. r‘umlo e or» 01., 5“
ea. ”Liar. l'. ,7 ii line. 7" “2,931“.
lime New Haven. A. Si. in en; 6 iii an,
7 or. r or. linen. mow. l’. ll.- t2"
1-1..lulu.Iringer.“army-“tremolo
an, 7 15"., 7 zine-"it ti orn.‘ ti on. ll m Adora»
ea union. in!» a. max. timid
new, a. in: our on. .m.
you liaorrvnm. . . if. em an. no u..
'car. I'. )0. return. lif.’ «1.. it: on, 715
or. 1‘ ii are. ll W on. ii a. In. ea.
Nuts Finn-arrow. A. )i. tutor. steer.
our . nit-mar n... icon. 2d". Ml
till «M
New. Haven
is)» int an.
wtflhhlflflflllt' brim-en
Ewing’s tort.
I. A. ”unity“ filtrate iii
. My lZil n.(via tipringleirli, itf.’ er.
Hartford).
LIA"! ll" YORK
l'oa riot—m limo“. A. ”.4“ on.
or ”luau-oi Iiitoi-n filer” "Corn,
313' ”as" ’2'. '12.? '5'“ 13:"
ea ea es" .
iii-e2”! sea: ” m ltd
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trio
Mlflllehere run that he 1- partner-
N o. b”: in: lntwgen J.
\anllsme and Milton Valentine. umler the
firm name of J. L. Van Name or 00.. is this
(in! t
lie-0h“ ll. Light will revel
SEASON
H ex. Ira.
adore-III ar..'l’or..lloe.. f
M it
CUT lN TWO!
, augoodsinmystorewfilheeold .
.FAR BELOW. COST.
Aelhuve alorger stock of liilliuerv Goods than usual at this,
time of the your, and rather than wait until later in the mason,
I will give to all desirous oi purchasing Milliuory Geode for the
all can have a new eutnmor hat,
on it in better to give value in the heart of the season, than after
nonlitlltouhtirnugeoi llllsStlt.
H. KRIEGER,
South Mall. Cute.
Italian.
in heretofore erbt L.
dis-aired by Inn not amount.
rt for all Milo tine
them
i above tirru.and all hil s oblo b
will he wiltrd by him. my y
, .f. L. VAN NAlgfq
' Ehlil’lli’i‘ Vail. a. 1182.
rlmrih )mrnalit. June bi. m1. it‘ll If
f
s. n. IiilllS, Graiwwpiician,
“Mill 3. Muir’s. it lie. loin 8t
“lumen tilted to all r‘nmplimtul cones. Cinn-
pound new ground from mnption or
of old Muse. Hotloiact on guaranteed
. oeharne for testing even.
Where are You Going?
lam wing down to
HUNT 8f. ZELllFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Market
“'hern i run aiwnyo find the leh‘ifl Finh
and Vegetableo. Moo tialt and Smoked "15h.
° oysters, clams, lobsters.
Pure Tomato catsup,
Imported Sardines.
Arr-nth fur \l‘nkermm'a i‘nwurmr} Hum-r.
fink-ran delivered prompt ly.
HUNT & ZELUFF.
l‘89l...
NllAY, MAY 2501,
Will make Dally Trips to New York.
law firm") Nonalk at 715a. m: Snnda e at ”in. m. ‘.\'»t on «army Sunday-i. it. turn-
iug. [unvr New \ nrit. lierhtnan nun-t. at 2; in. In. ; Sotnnlays nt 2 p. on; fiumluys .n it! p. Ill.
m.: Sundays at tilt p. in.
FARE—«tingle Tickets 40 cents. [reunion 00 cents.
Bay Ridge arni l'ulwr mute fur the New lion
l'ahurl’ie-r at More) inlanri.wlllmutrrtmrharge (invluding atltu'tquun in Iron l'wr,» ('0!)-
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
II Friday» at 7» p, In. Leave fiorwnlk Tlil'Pillh) n.
"1:15
Housatonic Railroad
lionbary orul Norwdlh llirlpioa.
i‘illtltlli'i'lili T0 Jl'h'l} li. lam.
Trot!»- lrare South Sui-unit fur Itonmrry
lihn9lfla. “L. i2 ”.215 llxti‘inuni ltlzlfrtun.
FntltlAy-r- rat a. in. and it he p. m.
'f'rnlnn leave liaulmrr for South Sevrwnlk-
Ali's, 7 :5, IN!) anal ii if: as. nu. ‘.l ifs, Titl'r Mid ii If:
p. In. Sundays m. n, m and fun i, m.
Trains have South Norwaik fur ltialgeilrlll- ~
I funnel it In. nu. l:.' ll. 2:1. 5 ill and ‘3! p. m
Train» lure ltlri Mimi-l for Mull; Surwnih-r-
:3. 7 II. I in and I 33-. rn., 2t“. :3 5.. msuml
ill.
:le York and l’tttnt‘lrlrlnprv-an lenwn New
hurls at 33):. In., rluuth Nun-all iii-i p. on.
arriving at l ttettrhl till) v. lit.
'l’litniielri and New nrl u l‘rao lenvn
l’lttoi'leltl at till . In. lietlwl I p. m., u-on-
mung with I.
{ierain from lionlmryi
$3:th Small 7: 9. no. uniting at New
tort N m) p. m.
'liolly except Huntley.
IAIN LIN! lllt'lrilus.
:l'ralno leave Bridgeport as follow»:
unnatupaeeem it PM
w l I III.
Willa. tn., tiger in! Pitt field. mall
’ warmth"- Nor Albany and the iii-nu. on
murder. i hifurll to ill».
urn ' M' " lineman.
ire ht tor (twat
till p. milk” and Allan panel-am.
., Vow ilfnrrl she-rial,
New ilioed .pww.
igltt for "rent liarrlmun
ea .
on
”Will... no 1 Pi ‘aaold
bill’Alhgi. r Mr 0' "
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ROTON
Meals "in Order
3 ‘lmieave 80:2) KM
III. I.
1.3“ Seton Illolnt for
piling,
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innumtttpohtupulfiw
SUNDAY 1'
Winner ll. bravoaooo. Vim l’reoidenl and
A. . rhino-rel W Agent.
J
ND.
at Short Notice.
Food a Specialty.
Ductile. DAILY IN THE PAVILION
mm.
"unfit
om...»
oritoton l’oint-m-iomo. in... 1330p. tin,
demeanor).
05 ‘me’ “m‘bms
in. evening
It
RlPB.
Wommnaa, twp... teen. on, uti-
‘ lion-traits; admonition.
Lil. 0E0lllll
POI NT, 3...,
South Norwulk. Conn.
A lllyfilllllll 'SllNNER RESllRT
N LONG ISLAND 800
New Hotel. Delightful Hove. law Balm Houses.
New humour. nu
First-Clare Restaurant.
rim,
£10.:
Prices to Suit All.
momentum
HeanTilly.
i=1 noon»?
5| Valium 8., so; Iorwoll,
21 loin Street, Ioroelt.
loss
Bakers, lijlectioners,
lCE CREAM. ‘
hfilfiml °""'"i'z'«l’“’ “M
ileehlngton iltreot Bo. Norwalk.
lleolerin
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints,
White Lead,
Oils, Glass,
Conch Colors and Vumishes,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad-
der, 62.00.
McCloskey’s Wood Filler—Best
m the Market, 02.“) :1 Gallon.
Paintin ,
Pa 1', ringing,
Cu cirniniug.
79 Washington Street.
DORLoN'bOmT. "
SATURDAY; AUG. 22.
AFTERNOON:
concert by Smytlre'r lireheetro,
Front 4 too l’. )1.“
PROGRAMME:
lo':)inr('h......... .. ...lirtghtun
:7 tin-rum- .......................... Erminle
IkAmlontc & Waltz..Remorubr-nre of Napier:
+4631er .................. .. .Dnslt
5~-i'ormt Solo ....................... Selena!
d~iiverture.. .Trn Minnie» with the Minstrels
7- “auntie .......................... norn
H» Hornet Solo ....................... lxanntln-r
EVENING:
Dancing from Bio l0:30 F. ii.
‘ Shun- uili law lilvrrnlrle- l':tvilinn.\\'aoh-
mgr-m Mfr?! Bridge. every hour, and the Dor-
lon liuuw on tho half llrrlll'. er
There is nothing. (unless it be
the Sowing liacllino) that has
lightened woman's labor as
much as Dohbins' Electric Soap,
constantlywrld. Slili't‘ ism. Now,
why ml» and toil. and wvur out
yourself and your clothes. on
wnslulay. when this [writ-rt soup
is provided. to lighten your la—
lmr, and saw your clothes? if
you have vvor used it. in the 2"!
years we have maulc and sold it.
you know that it is tho bust.
pun-st. :unl most omrmmival
rump made. If you haven't triml
it. ask your grm'vr for it now.
lie sun- and gut tln- genuine,
with our nauw on tlu- wruppor.
nun nus
TWICE- insist.
len- in mi nun-h rrzll pure amp in a lnlr
oi Iiulvliin-l‘ lilwmv train [our hem of
any other snap tlutair, aunt it will. it' tho-l
nvmnling to «lira-lions. «ln {our timm
my murh work as any Ulllt'l’. its rust in
but u wry alight lltl\llllt‘|‘ on that nil in-
fvrinreeuup. llblrii tip-m Dolphin-f Elm-trio
l. 1.. (forms &t‘u.,
l’llihnlr-lplr'ni. l’a.
l. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Ranger, Calciminer, Palmer
Ami drain-r In
Will PAPER AND BORDERS.
>2 Surth .lluln «reel. fin. Nurwalk.
if i» llvi tho selling
rnu- uluuv, that "not
n- rnnaiult-rml. ill arriv-
rlnmplr lanolin oi full line loin-t Myles
Pique-n, llnnhrnuulnlll Moulding» taken iv
lirvuv- Inr ltwpfi-lltrtt, Mt Wfllt'n' by petal.
Estimation cheerfully given.
0. L. OGDEN,
Carpenter and Builder.
Floor and ripen-invalid“ Furnished.
i run pvt-portal in dual! himle oi work by the
lv-toi wurhmrndzy the do) or "mum.“
the hunt when and at atom nutter.
amulet AND NAN’I‘U‘I WORK A
Hl’l’AtlAli'l'Y.
cm; MEX CALL.
8N0? AT FIVE Ill! IWEI, 011,
mom NE“! 1'“! ”33K".
'roaf'a'o enaeWr'n re. .oo
melt!
"‘ twin in mm FURNITURE
And you will too not only it
Meat and Perfect Fitting Shoe,
But one in which the 7
Best Material is "sad. combining Durability and ‘
Makingitthobestttwo Seamless summon“:
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED— ‘
(loll and examine them before purchasing any other oboe,“
H. S. BROWN’»
South Main Street. 80. Norwa‘lld
fir: “flaw " Dnvcoons§rmortay
Tristram is Ryan, No. 2 Gazelle Budding.
We will commence on Saturday, August. lot,
SUM M ER GOODS.
Black Silk Grenadines, Black. Silk Lace '
Colored Drone Goods, Novelties in Dress G NM
Wool Challres, Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, ’ ‘
_ _ _ Blazers and Shirt Waists, ‘
Ladros’ (lutingSurts m Flannel, Sateen, Ginghamund CrapoCloth.
Hosier and Underwear."-
anlies' Lisle Threat Hose.
Ludies’ Gauze Vests,
Ludies’ Jersey RibMd Vesta,
Boys’ Shirt Waists, B0 3’ Fan Flann l '
Lndies’ Silk and Fabric Oloves gd Mitt: Shirts,
WASH GOODS.
Fine Scolch Gin hams, Best D ' ' hams '
. Pineap ll: Tissue, 011136133133“ ’
Persian Grape “‘loths, Lawns and OEgandiee.
These goods are all new and fresh, but we will.
them that will close them out, as we must have t
Rut prices on
Fall Goods.
6 room for
In. 2 Rozelle humility, 00m.
BRIDOEPORT.
Will be'ploased to serve the public in their
TV") BABK SHINE ENTlllllllE n ma non:
OF THE (illAPEl ANNEX.
“'o have some good bargains left in
Short Ends of Dress floods, choice Black Goods, Pongee and lmlla
Silks, Black Grenadines, Black lace Ilresses,
Short lengths of lanes.
Visitors will find Lam-s. llamlkorchiefs
door Hi the ('lmpol Annev
l" t bl and Gloves near the
_ ' runs, ‘xeetin ., Flannels
lilnnkl-ts :m- m tnv Amwx Basement. also reacllfd bv the Cantata:
siren-l door. llosir-rv \lorinn ‘unl iivntq‘ Furnivh‘ 'ood '
' ' _ . < r . . If) r (j
be tnuml lll tlu- Mun-x. ’3 8 WI“
SPERIAL BARGAINS IN RINGHAMS,
which an- in their usual Illlt't'. ('orsots. Cut 0 ,'
ris \Vaisis. (‘llildrou's “linin- lirosscs. lerahll’Ld‘ggrlgeflg;
Waists. (.‘lriltln-u's Short nurl Lungi'lonks, Ribbons Smguww,
Notions. Jewelry. Periulm-ry. Art Goods. Traveling Bags and
Bolts. and llllllill’t'tls of Funny Artil-lus an.» in their usual~ laces
and an- n-au'lml by the Cannon sin-rt entrance. P
1,000 Pairs oi “ladies’ Shoot
CLOSED llUT AT SEECIAL PRICES
And on ova-mgr reduction of «WW :tti per rpm 11.9,..- an,“
, ~ are odd lot!
gratis. nun-um! at u reduction. urnl to be «old at prim that make {Md m
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
W0 qtmto u few primer:
(inn lot of 300 pairs Ludios’ Turned Shoes at
$2.50 to 83.00; regular price 84.50. One 10
SHuESI 200 ram Lounsbnry, Mathowuon & Co.’e slig‘ht
. ly r unmgod, machine sowed.
tam; regular prim, $3.50 to 84.50. (inc lot of 300
liothowwnlh (lofts slightly imperfect, hand»
inLounahury,
sowed. worth $5.00 a ll'; will be aold for 02.50
to $2.75. Balance In line Oxfords, sum ice
and imwrfects, at prices that make t em "oESI
TllE BEST IAIBAINS EVE! DEFINED.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
8i Washington St... So;Norwalk.
F. H. NASH &BRO
Estimator given on
Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Tin and Slittllitlllltfl.
We are selling
Victory. New Slamiord and sueby's Steam Ratios.
We have a line stock of
Decorated and Plain China.
the DUCIIEBS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and Port
able, WWW 1"" York Mu
{Ship Chandler-o.
commitment.
trio-mm. -“‘“‘““'
or “Wm Davrd Stow,
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5% .‘fiszwr. , «,3 h I ~ J h
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a specrnl' sale of all _
Ladics’ Fancy Stripe ()0th Bone, ‘
Men’s Fancy Flannel Shirts, Men’s F Half “
Men's Balbriggan Underwear Men’s 333%.; Undm, .
TRISTRAM&HYATT i. ;
W. B. Hall &CO. A
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w. B. HALL & co.’
Lodioe' Shoes, at
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