., ”-‘M’
, Wm" WM
y”, angina-1‘; "
.- tumor
is“ the «plume; Plat-
~ ,r. Wright Says.
W
rim roe rumor.-
» strainer“ wit. a. r.
m county. for Treasurer.
Sept» a—‘l‘he Democratic
- Whasadjourned afternom—
W WEerghbof lashiuheoun‘
"' ’ oer-um. it. won. Bland,
"tun chairman. llo
d success and his laudatory
Grover Cleveland and Governor
all” forth great applause.
Ski-86f. o! Fulton county, was
W chairman. The platform
Zhyv'the committee was unani—
l‘doM ~
L - who fellatio-L
Mutehler reported the
and ll. Jones Mcuaghan, of
suadit. , The reierenee to the nlv
, mm of the auditor general
a state truanurer were generally sp-
m Representative Bitter, of Ly—
m.“ he had the honor of nominat—
iutll next auditor general, Robert 1-:
. ‘_ d'Lehixh county, whose name
m fills, of Iancaster, nominnted
I” G. “parka, who, he said, was
“,. tiller of the soil but endowed
w,“ fertility of mind and was presi-
. ‘nlvthe Mount Gretna Farmers' en-
, t. Mr. Arbuchlc, of Erie, named
A. ‘ Tilda for state treasurer. J. N.
Wham Charles W. Raymond, of
, 1 ‘ The Vote. .
Mfumditor general was: Wright,
W”
‘ nomination was made unani‘
" mu vain for state treasurer was: Tilden.
”I; 56. The nomination of Til—
“ was made unanimous.
Ir. Wright's Speech.
‘ htheonres of his speech Mr. Wright
- they Phibdelphia robbed or smilliou
ml. stateamlllion more. therhoobof
“fir-nettle taxpayer robbed in his as-
. w and Winnie crempthme, the
‘ ‘ - mumpercentaaeof tacsmall
Islam-remaining. 'Through all
“It! them of collections. from the
. 5” to the final dopoaitory. the heavy hand
efreehie- than ll felt as the rising of the tide
flWsweepl up toward the door-of
m.
' 'flm cases of single dishonest (initials.
anti-is nhmnectee instances of theft. make
. record of public dishonor, but well
, tic. continuous. daily rubbery.
m entire departments. embracing al.
Id every elem who ton-then the public
3* Interment not content with rob
, W dtiuus and aggregated at»
‘ .mthsnewspeperrof thither- ridden
topay tribute to organ-
heeome the vehicle of the
" 'amoney frmn thepuhlic
d the party heelern
Islam In Pennsylvania.
Vases mm but» fact that ourwhole
of government in Pennsylvania
”mm paced nnderthecoo
0' roll
at
. gnu-torque topuhlie place.
"amt to
i‘ ”In-he
h. correction of public strum and determination
them were reported reoriente-
In. and the convention retitled the
committee: Charles it. Back
' Ghana
1
‘ e arraian and condemn the llepu
tuditor general tor bovine permitted John
Bard-icy. the
lelphisdtysnd umtyJoemheuiemorethau
mom of state license moneys muse-id by
umwhich
msperiod
thin.
of
“LL“lM’OI wedenaudthodismissaiulthe mercantile ap
auditor general for having unlimited with John
Bardaley. the Republican treasurer of Phil»
dolphin city and
advertising and
publishersof themmebtihestoinfluenee their
oileial conduct in placing such advertisemluth
We arraign and condemn the Republican and
itor general for having failed to promptly out.
loot the taxes and claims of the mmmonwenlth
against delinquent and dolaultiug public and
private corporations.
state treaourer for wilfully and knowingly per-
mitting John Bardsley tore-tam in his prune»
sion over a million of dollars mllected for and
owing to the commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
byrensonot which derelictionalsrge portio
of the money has been
arrnixn and condemn the Republican state
treasurer with having conspired with John
Bardsley. the Republican treasurer of Phila-
delphia. to secure to him the payment of $42.3.-
Mofpnblic school funds. long in advnneeof
thensnaltimc. andwhcn Bardeluy wasalrcsdy
known to the M to treasurer to be a dcfanlter
for over $511M!) . which sum time improvidently
paid to Bardeley, was by him embezzled to the
ion of Philadelphia city and tho shame and
scandal of the state.
general for having conspired to pay toJohn
Bardsloy. the Republican treasurer of Phila-
delphia city and county. on Doc. 3). 1m. um,-
mtlont of the state treasury. mtcnsibly on ac-
count of Philadelphia county's share of the
personal property tax. but actually before that
tax had been path] into the state treasury and
when John Bardsley was already a defaulter
and embezzler on account to the amount of
33201311.
face is to be condemned and should be com-
plmely and thoroughly eradicated. “'e main
and condemn the liepubliv-un Mate mnvonthm,
recently assembled. for its mndonatinn and do
tense of ffllhlttfi! Republican ututu trflit‘iale
guilty of theme dt'ft'llefllvu‘t. mun» uf whom sat
in its council». influence! itr. action and d‘wtatml
amp! tleeleomhinationthat per
except as
n become pants in
-, J mortupermit them withoutob
noratorminPennsylvanin
Mmmmdntsinn
.o
{the
pcflodnlhrlhowrmwssdnesudpalsblo-
lispniilm trmsura cl Phila'
was permitted to retain fore
the “1“” was due and psy-
Au Alleged CW'IW.
We ensign and condemn the Republican
auditor general for havinu «inspired with John
lardsley. the Republican uoasuver of Philadel.
phi. city and county. to appoint and retain
Iorrupt mercantile “rpm
their office for their own private {nicunisry ad-
vantace. robbed the state of its 5m revenues
and burned upon the commonwealth hundreds
who Ilnllifld
oi ofncedlcmcoats.snd
Wearrsiauaudeondemuthekepublicsn
only. tospecnlato in public
hsvins received from the
The Treasurer Attached.
We srrnign and condemn the Republican
n
lortto the people. We
Alleged (incl-l Speculation. 9 ‘
Wearrnignsnd. ‘ than,”
party of Pennsylvania for having ftnterod. ow
coursed. protected and continued a motions
syuteln of oilicial speculation with public mon-
eys. whereby vital.) and city tnneurorx have on-
riched themselves, corrupted public murals and
robbed the taxpayer-n 4m: profit: at owing
publicluuds for private gun or political advan-
snd controlled its attentions.
The-y Will Inna-rig air.
We pledge the candidates Ill.) day nominated
to make fillt'h investigation.» and give euvh in
formation tnthe law department of the com
monwooith a will aid in bringing to punish
ment those guilty of mflfmnco in outer. to
correct these abuses. to reform these premiu-
and to punish thine guilty of them. and we
pledge our support to the state administration
inallitanllortstoacromplishthencendn.
Senator Quay Dem“.
We denounce the and shamele-
dornination of Senator 8. Quay in the
politics of the stale. and arrsign and mndumn
the Republican party for it! non-lie sequin
ounce in the leadership olaruan whohasutterly
tailed to defend himself from m rharwee
spinsthisoilicisleonductandpohttcalmud.
(lever-or hula“ lad .
We heartily indor-su the wise. eta nlihe
and patriotic adminbtration of Governor Pat
tison; we applaud and approve his fearle-
vetoes of partisan. victone and illwnsidered
legislation; his recommendation of mlutsry
laws, his rigorom investigation and wholesome
to enforce the constitution. puuhh offenders
and more public return We sympatlrire with
thelutdemandsofthaworhtnsmenforall
such Insulation as will protect their interests
and ice-och speedy aneudmt of the amt
Mutton-e will sneureto thomsfreeanduaet
ballot.
We oppoeu the repeal of the motile tam.
andinnist that they shall be fairly and equit-
sbly laid. honestly donated. and that the
money aria-tug from them shall in paid inmtho
state neaeury. sud not stolen by its mute.
We hvor the repeal of such provisions 0‘ law
,ureuuire adrcrfleweutol theretassnnnd
the incurring at cost of collection where there
an be no recovery. We favor the abolition of
the ofllce of mercantileappraiser and the sub
stltution of some certain, mini and es-
peditlous moths! of naming and collecting
these taxes. ‘
Wespproveall leghlsttcn looking torn how
..Wmmsmrmagnum" “
nuwhiehhe waspertniltndlo rot-inlets
mourns IATIOIAL OOIIIBSWl
dosed World's lair on Sunday were given
an audience by the national commission.
to the number of over no the delegates,
truncating nearly every state in the
Union, assembled at the Auditoriumhutel
at 10 o’clock and marched in vmlllon to
the city hall, the main wuncil chamber of
which had been placed at the disposal of
the commission.
General 0. 0. Howard, President Patton,
of Princeton college; Colonel Elliott l".
Shepard, Dr. George Elliott, pastor of the
Foundry Methodist church, of Walrus},
ton; Biehop J. l’. Newman, 'I‘. s. Collin,i
representing the Brotherhood of Tritiu-
meu of Arm-rice; lieV. T. E. Pernelly, of
Philadelphia; Rev. P. C. Mention, of Cin-
cioneti; President Scoviile, of Wooster (0.)
university. Nearly every one of tho dole—
gates were diviues of national reputation,
and nearly every denomination was repre-
seated.
- twovrsrelswersattheirdispoeal.
_ It’s justabou'ttimo that hedidii.“ The boy who is in nine of
‘ ‘ our handsoméfsuits' when school opens Will be somoWhore ricer
the head of his clonal when school closes.” You cannot imp-ave“;
on these suits anywhere in America for either style, durability or
price. They’ll (some near lasting until your
no matter howbard be may be on clothes: They cost no more
than suits which. in a week, will go to pieces in the play ground ..
andiboy won’t look unpreéentablo when they are finally tliscartl- n.5, ’ 7
' and it‘ MEWI’HNTTTET
.. ed. In other words, they are built to stand: the racket
doesn’t make much “di‘fl‘erence how rough the racket! is
That Was the Plea of Two
Hundred Delegates
M lilovnlamlw It a. r.
Cleveland. ...u n u I ’l u u o o~e~li
Iany were: at ur- Ware Represented Isaiah"; 30 0 Itvml e 0 1‘13”:
uric-M m v :m- miner; . g
by the (lo-mitten. Who are Biro-fly MWVM “u! “wk",y‘
Against llnvla‘ [la-slay tinsel-rue of the at Chicago— I. II. a
‘ Chicago ........ ttuulltltiovloll
World's Columbia» nape-lum- In ll”. ton. """""" ‘ 0 u u n l) o I) ow‘ : ;
Cuxcaoo. . 1n. l.—~'l‘lm advocate» of a"
A Distinguished [hug-lion.
The delegation was headed by Major
Colonel shepavd's Plea. Kilroy and Brown. Brahma-d
When the delegation had been intro- Wells,
duced, Colonel h'hopanl read a lengthy dglflblnm'h I) | 0 i 0 0 0 0 this
. ~ . non ....... '— 5
neuronal on behalf of the American bab- Budalo ...... 0 o u z 0 0 ‘ 0 ‘- o s ,
bath union, urgingthat the gates be closed
on the Sabbath day, and called attention
to the fact that over 1,500 petitions to the
some effect, many of them bearing several
thousand names, were on file.
pmeutcd copier of romlutinna [maxed by
various Sabbath observance meetings in
different parts of the country and letters
of indorsernent trout numerous senators
and representatives,
arehhishope, bishops and priests of the
Roman Catholic church and l’rotentant
Episcopal diving.
III: also
and ninety-seven
l _ of the Delegates»
Arguments were then made by eight
delegates in the following order: Rev. Dr.
F. l". Scovillo, preeitlcm of the Wooeter
(0.) uuin-rsity, the historic side of the
question; General Howard, the patriotic
aide; Dr. i'eruley, Iilfllisllcn of the Phila-
del
civi aspect» of the subject; T. ll. l'otlin.
the interns“ oi the wage worker»; Edward
la exposition; Bishop Newman, the
F. Cragin, the history of former exposi-
tions; llev. Dr. F. I. Patton, the Biblical
argument; 1’. r3. Henson, summon an
to the best methods of spending Sunday.
The delewation was cortlinlly received by
the wmllll‘niul'l, but it tea-t mzrmuurrd
that no lliillliil could be who until the
local directory bad dealt with the subject.
The latter body tenor. ea pectcd toapproach
the question until a couple of months be
fore the date fixed for the opening of the
exposition.
T0 course v7.63»: nuance.
In I’orh til-u hohlblllvllsls In,
Fight for the runners.
Auuhi', Sept.‘“-t.~—'l'he Prohibitionists
nominated this ticket: For governor.'John
W. Bruce, Canastota; lieutenant gover-
nor, George W. ilaliock, Orient. Moll
mnty: secretary of state, William E
Ilooth, Gen“: state treasurer, Francis
Crawford, Westeheater; comptroller, Wil—
liam W. Smith, l’ouxhheepeie; attorney
general, 8. B Croseer. Buflaio; statem
liner and surveyor. Henry B. Forbes,
neon.
A platform was. adopted denouncing
Democratsqu Republicans as in league
with liquor intern-eta. anti favoring civil
service reform and woman courage. It
was that the state committee
should min with the Farmed Alliance
tobring about the common ulvsntsgeut
the two partial" _
Jones Dallas the Report.
Buonauron, hi. hi, nept. i.-—l.ieutensnt
Govrruor Jon. has sent the following to
the Budalo Sewn in answer to aqnsry
fromthstpaperastowhether hehsd au-
thorised any one to announce that he
would accept an iutle nt nomination:
”l have not, neither a ll 1 authorise any
one to speak for me. Neither have 1 uric
ten any letter on the about. either public
or private."
BALHACEDA'G WABSHIPS GIVE UP.
neJl-lrnnte (lo-dell I“ III Import.
ale lam-nee in Peru.
cause. Peru, via (investor. Tex,
Almirnnte Conduit
dent [lair-m of Chili. have been form-
ally-menthol to the Chille- minister
.3.” word was immeltatnly Irene
ultedet’lohiernoathsntia‘othatthe
Ir. Ign- Insult-d.
we letter Mn as all-
r
it.
EVE
3
boy outgrows them,
I... “In IIu-rhnll War-um, it‘ll-l...“
Cincinnati. ..... o r u n ., 3
Philadelphia
Keefe and (Th-menu
con and Bennett.
Boston
Ooiumlruo ..... louiouhlrv
Downs.
At Phlladelphiar .
Athletic. .
lilwankoe. . . . .0 o
Orin
Washington...h I 0 t l u I I)
lonisville ..... 000100000
Idluiro: Met-kin: and (Vnhill.
secondme—
Washington...0000200l
Imuisvillo ...... 305011»:
in and Cahill.
noon. "l’itte‘u-trx l’nil" was richer by over
“MAID. It true the biggest coup of the
"THE "WEHL'J arbour“ “ ‘
”ones In "max.
3.511031“. LHAMVE.
At Illuminati-w II. I. I»
u h o.- l I! I
we II n u i It ”I “all“ I
Batteries: Murmur .ml iburtugtou: m
Ballerina: llntr-hinstm and Btzhriovor, Clari
Allin“ '.\ 3‘ first KZIA'HUX.
Atllootonw
......... o o o o u o u l t-
are
nus-F
1—d'
llatteriea: Haddock and Murphy, K
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re!
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Size
goon?
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Batteriat: Bullion and llobi
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At Washington: Pint game-
at;
3:5;
Batteries: Carley, Can-Kan and ii
1
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lit
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mum
, Thegreatli‘oll clothing campaign of 1891 in open: We‘bogi
31L 9. ‘cannonade’ all along the lime—with 9. Boom uthghhaa’ of b
big B. It is just about time for you to begin to think of Whatfiyw
have to ofl‘er you. Tho time to buy is when ,a style oomosgin‘a‘m
the place to buy is Where the style approaches as‘ near as posaiblo.
to perfection. If you take any pride in your personal appearance," .
our handsome suits will gratify it for you. There’s no more danger
in predicting their popularity than there is in prophecying the rise ' .
of tomorrow’s sun. -
d
-m-._._. .. .. ,. m, m... ,
can: our: com .ALuLJ-Izm‘in'
Dealer In
TO
M. S. SMITH’S
Insurance Building, South Norwalk,
White Loud, ~ , . ,
Oils, Glass, 'x ‘
Coach Colors and Yarnishes, "
Artiste’ Materials, it
Combined Chair and Stop Lud- .
der, $2.00. ‘
McClockey’s Wood Filler—Best
in the Market, $2.00 3 Gallon.
l’nintin ,
Pa ~r-IEauging,
C cimining.
79 wasmnslnn Street.
suunntv, slam .
AFTERNOON:
Boncert by Smythe's orchestra,
———Frorn l to 6 l’. M.—
Who gives you one more opportunity to buy goods cheap before
the Fall season arrives. It would be well to make your purchases
for the balance of the season, for odds and ends of stock must be
sold for what they will bring, and we are pleased to show them
and-give you prices not more than cost, and a great many articles
loss than cost. Come while you have an opportunity, whether in
immediate want or not, for
PROGRAM RIB:
3’?
“up
gufl
new!
3.
Bultoriunt Carney. Duke and Sutcllfle: H -
EASTER.“ W'IATION.
Al Tl'u - r
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Batteries: (hrnlall and Sage. iiorman ant
Wackbotzher.
“I‘lllnhurg l'ltll" “‘lue IIDDJDOO.
va Your. 3.11:. 4 ~-“'it!rn King Cad
mns’ number was him: up calm winner
of the Sapphire «ohm yesterday alter
:i. Boss Cracker?
r enrolment.
' “BOSS ”
Lsnelt Iill Biscuit
ui‘ifit‘fl‘itfifign BOSS
Docs your gran-r keep the
l-~Mnrcb .............................. B Mon
2/ Overture... ..
3——A‘ndanto 8:
THIS IS IIIIB LAST EFFIIBT OF THE SEASIIN IlN 5,333,,“
SUMMER GOODS.
vi ~»(ivcrturo.. .Ten Minute: with the Minmls
7~-Guvolle . .. ........ nora
a tunnel ~xolu
EV EN [Ni 3:
Dancing from lto Ilzlil P. M.
Stage will loom Riverside anilio “'anh—
ingtnn nlml Bridge, every hour, and l Dor—
lon flout-u: on the half hour.
There is nothing,‘(unle§o it‘bfi
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman's labor as
much as Dobbins’ Eli-ctric Soap,
Fall goods will begin to arrive in a few days and the balance of
Summer goods will be stored for the Winter.
L."
scant": and one of tht largest individual
winnings ever made on the American turf.
The Americans Won.
'l'ounx'ro, Sept. t.--A London t-ablegram
say» that the American tmthalt team do
tested the lronopoli-t club at Middlesbur
ough by one goal to "one.
THE NEWS iN BRIEF.
The St. llflllfl exluuitiun has been opened
with art-at rclat.
Charles J. ll. Bennett, pawl-lent of tht
Tsunton mister.) National bank is dead
aged sercnlyrfive years.
The treasury drparunout monthly Mate
uncut of changes in the-”circulation during
August shown a net inert-mm during iht
mutrtlt of mucus.
The Saliunnl bunk. oi .‘ltxl‘fflllofl, l'n.
capital “504’s”, it” been authorised to he
gin businesn
Secretary lt‘tntcr hue appointed llenry
Stockbridge courmiseiuuer of immigration
at Baltimore and Ferdinand Armont coll
mioslouer of immigration it! New Orleans
The Ontario county (X. Y.) Republican
convention nominated F. 0. chamber“:
for assembly.
Peace In (hill Again.
Wasmrorur, Sept. i.—1’br Cpllian con
pension-l envoys in this city have received
the following cable dispatch from Val-
: "(loner-l lint uetlnnohasdeliverud
up the command. ra-ertablhli eat
of the constitution and the laws has
celebrated throughout the land with ll
descrihable enlhnaiaeut." The dispatch it
signed by Senor: Silva and llarros Lueo,
who with Commander Monti, of the navy.
compose the Junta of the government
Inna; "up Han-a Vigil.
Saw Your. Sept. t—Timotby Hopkins,
the adopted arm of the late llarh llophina.
has arrived [ruin the Went to ctmsult with
his lawyers on the subject of the contest
be Is about to make again“ the will of the
into him lvhlwnrd l". Sendai Mr. ,llop
hin's lawyvn, Rumll Wilson and Judge
lloall, of San Francine-o, declare that the
case will he fought to the end.
Veterans at finsqu'ehaa-s.
suwr'ruixzu,8rpt. t—‘l‘be annual to
union of the veterans of s uehsnna,
Imehawsnna, lruuroe. Wayne, yomlna
and Columbia counties of Pennsylvania
and of Browne county of New York took
place Thursday. There was a “rest parade
is the afternoon and s banquet in the
evening. lion. Galushn A. Grow delivered
an address.
Mary Foster‘s Cruise.
Wasniroror sept. s—i-ircutary Yostel
left Wuhinutou last evening for New
York. He will remainin that city until
when he will emhsvh
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FawCett’s
HEADQUARTERS Fill
MllllN'EllY!
No. I? Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water 8h. Nowell.
Just root-indium done-n lists today to roll
willmut nu'rve, all
extremely hm price of 39m. former ifll‘!‘ 1.
One lot of llnts 20:.
One lot of fine French
ranch.
I7 MAIN STIIEET, READ THIS g... m...
Keri to J. Ii”. Bennett‘s dry guide store.
Mrs]. Fawcen,
Io. ll lain Street Marvell
shape-n and min", at
Wreath- I
Don't forget the number,
.eac .
0mm..a0e..m
constantly sold, since 1569. Now,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
wuslulay, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la-
bor, and save your clothes? If
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
purest, and most economical
soap made. If you haven’t tried
it, ask your grocer for it now.
Be sure and got the genuine,
_ .” With our name on the wrapper.
It is not the selling
Now is Your Golden opportunity!
'1’ he balance of our Hosiery and Silk Mitts. consisting of all
styles, for what they will bring. Will be on exhibition on our
first right hand counter. A fcwmorc of those Ladies' Ribbed Vests,
in quantity about 15 dozen, will close them for what they will
bring. Exhibited on the further out! of same counter on Hosiery
“'9 and Lace Mitts.
n- considered, in arriv-
NICE ing at a. knowledge of
the value. of an article.
There is as much real pure soap in a bar
of Dobbins' Electric usin four born of
any other coup made, and it will, if used
anxmling to directions. do four times
as much work as any other. he cost in
Another 'Snliiin Ribbons
F. HAYES
llsvinu removed his meat market
No.6 North Main Street.
Will eupply the
the finest lne
Fresh and Salt Meats, .
POU LTRY, Etc..
To be found in the state.
F. Hives,
III. B NIIIITII MAIN STREET
vlit tt
“ 1’5..j1%
ii“
iii ili'l'll NORVVA LK.
Ran-ll" I-
I 870 la IR"-
Onivcn. ’43“ Main Street,
(bile
III I I0 mII'I‘.
[tropic of this vicinity with
l of ,
l'. R. Pane-l 0.0.,
of which we have quite :1 quantity. and customers in need will
do well to (‘llll upon us this wot-k, for we are going to sell them
very cheap.
but u very slight advance on that of in-
forior soup. Insist upon Dobbins~ Electric.
1. L. CILAGIN a 00.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
.I. 0. JENNINGS.
Panel Hangerlaloiminulaintu
And denier in
nu um All) nouns.
Bl North Main street. Ho. Norwalk. ,'
————-OO&———-
Muslin Underwear
The balance of our Ladies’ Corset. Covers, Hamburg and Lace
Trimmed, sold for 40c and 50c, 8an price 250 and 350.
Balance of our Intlies‘ low not-Ir Corset Covers, solid embroidered
yoke. usually sold for 75c and SI), reduced to 45 and 50c.
Balance of Ladit's' Night Dresses, lace and cambric, millo trim-
ming, Mother Hubbard and plain, been selling {penile and 98, re-
tlucetl to 0351: and 751'.
Ladies’ Mother Hubbard Night Dresses tucked yoke, Hamburg
trimmed sold for $1 50 and 81 75, reduced to 81 2.5 and 81 35.
Balance of our 75o Skirts, tucked and cumbric ruffle, for 500.
Balance of our 31 Skirts, Hamburg ruffles, for 75c.
Balance of our ll 25 and ll 50 Skirts. deep Hamburg ilounco,
for ll 12 and ll 25.
"(a ..
sample lamb» of full line latest wt in
Pant-n, litmirrn and um Moulding» en to
More» for inspection, on by
mch Intimates cheerfully given.
C. L. OGDEN,
Carpenter and Builder.
Plan» and Speeilrnilone stlshed.
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wool: to clear up stock for the season.
A complete line of Gontn’ Underwear in all weights, to be sold
at a loss with the rest. ‘
l-lnmmocks and Spreaders to be sold with the feet of the alum»
mentioned goods regardless of cost.
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