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. 4 ‘ Is ops-cine- to use nor-r- wail.
m ms Insurer“. lino m «is... Isl-k.
gum" commune-r, ‘ J
have hemhuedhyullalelrrostfrom A
theheadqoaitwvolthemwmt. illg sin
0.. H.G..Indqill‘teol0hhhu5:
mammal-01y,
abbregirnmtwill a-nnldeintnlldlres militate-erranthm , the
Annmwith“min“thecitycl vet-lean» compelling do
New Yaknt 'la.flm..Wednesdsy.Oc- “Maw: 1'" York city ”M
intramural-mot W— . m printers'hillreqsiring
mhmgunypngrtwdm all the’stntellintingtobedoneby union
tooelelunte dheorery mama. w _ ,
n. Impeachwithovercoatsneatly $0M“, "*3“: "fimmm'
llill fiendlil‘ ii l- a. swor or carom-
«edwithin,wfllhewm,,bnt willbe p eretoed'thebillnholi‘hgzgcouvict
nouns-umber videdJ: Mum-1M3 ' i-
itlleqnsrtwmaster, during pt: pander gonghensnbmittedpl {was};
rude- tileday should prove stormy, of w, ’m byamaJonty
wheucvia'coatssndtatigusmpswillbe Bevetoodtheohildlsborhillmrorid.
W $93.33;” “WWW In”‘°'m‘°"i'a"-'°
- wereeln . n
“1' W" ”I the l-‘ust “d theemployment of children undelr foil“:S
WbattahoiisfihfilghllW-lh— m: yelled-gs.
y-ehineGnnFlatoon,Hoepital Corps_ sud ti esignedthebilflfiom litgthesta-
handwill report,withtheiroommnds, WWW“ 9" 0" tony:
“ mm“ a” WWW“ m‘fiifi'mmm' rm:
fiprlntfleld.‘ at nilrosd dock. it ”=90 their vocation.
o'clock p. in., (It Tumday,0ctoher ll. Hesignedthebill reducing thefessof
1M..,'l'liestaif anil‘non-eommimioned
the New York harbor pilots, which bill
anlllrepnrtntmmetime mom. MM m" the ““3“ “MP
1V. 'I‘rnin service for th'n commend
monopoliin. V
While president of the United Sluts:
on file llth instant has follows: From
Stamford, 831 it no; WWW N0"
He killed bye " ket re " the erbi—
trntion bill, compelliflfi the lerence to
walk, 8:41 p. m.; from Danhury, 6:49 p.
In.; lmh Winchell, 4:42 p. m.
impartial srbiiers of controversies
DISPUTE]! mines.
in certain contingencies.
W in Waterbury and leekrille
He killed by a “pocket veto" the anti-
Wunt Vot- Doolared You.
convict labor-billet Issuanchhothatol
1888,!orbidding the use bygovernment
oflielaholnnymerchandbethepruluct
o! convicthbor.
igiinhhwtfimmc'
. 0mm em 0 m l
MWNWM'QW' ofallfedsral confictsinmannlflsclurie;
testthevntetor eelsetmen atlouday's
election. 'l‘hroughsunttorneytheywill
make application betas the Superior
Courttohavetbevotesoastlor thenc-
publican osndidatesfor asleetmen, E.
w.Peuneysnd0.A.Boughtou,thmwu
pnmitsiniedenl ' sndthenaeh
thegm'mmentolthepiodnctott r
labor
ontonfllegrcnudthatthecandidatesin
gumtionsistedinthecouiiiingolthe
GrdverCleveland haethlis written him-
csndidnte. There
Inllota. Th'n ’- caltrary to kw.
lelftheconvictlsbor
lane Inhtaking his inientioucrtllatot
hi . The Democrats will repeal
themleyhillilitheentrnstedwiih
er. Theproductol foreign convict
willthencomeiutoourportsireely
nndpisonogwil'lmi: built by'tIlilegdenl
- governmen w convtcta' ‘ enl-
“""MM."‘° mmw'm played in the mlnuiacturing district,
ulteraprotest agnlnattlleotfieersda- thegovernmentrelllziugthepmlihol
"’ daredelectedinthelioehvilletownelee- their
tion loud”. The Republican ticket
waaeWby thirty-tour majority,but
, thefirstolosontheticket rend: "For
m clerk, tremor and} regutrnr' ."
“Mb-enrhodleeseregistrsr. The
WMM notifiedoithe
labor. Dotheworkingmenot the
ermrdmhgttlelmenoon londsy.
CONSTITU'floNAL BBVISIIDN.
new the nos-unite Isehlaa ts Bola.
were“ to err-g It About.
The New Haven leader publishes a
lengthy articleon how the Democratic
machine ls being worked {or the some.
olthesenstorial ticket in order theta
constitutional revision my be brought
about. Here is part of the scheme:
“Very little has been said with relu-
enoetotheiinportant meeting “Demo-
cnticsenators, held st the committee
headquarters, in this city. Friday,and
thosewhowese present have been very
close mouthed with reference to the
nutter. However, knowledge haseoine
mtheuader concerning this meeting,
which will be read with very much
intent. The Democrats, of course,
hopetocarrythestste. They recognise
svennnwhmefishaunerwlllbsnnturl- “(an)“, of my “W to co
UnitedStntesdeeiretohavehisgl-
!’
W—
gnamlne carried out. it I. do
will vote for Clevelnndnnd tevenson,
the convict labor candidates, one convict
Inhorplntlorm.
manus- Ian’s-insistence.
Thumbs: Republican rally and
batman-trim, hiday
«untimmets o'clock. Judge
Wuflmmmarshnlotflew
Orlnnstwill ddlver sn addre- atthe
club headquarturI‘Votsnten- um
home, Fest arms.» Embers ot the
club-”MW to meet st
theolnllroorn ‘as soon as 'l o’elock.to
luv-habodyfl meet the bsndand
dubsotflouthloswalk at the eastend
(lithe Washington m bridge. The
butts-ml. will he no.- the bridge
diothmhidppOwsMeounter-
march to East even-s, to Van Inndt
ed. Thennp south Osborn arenas to theflonsrmllhough theywlu leave no
Busts. ,
“lntlleeventolthsbemocratloorthe
Republicancandidateslormer‘laih
ingtoseourea majority, they heparin
andsverydortlstohemadetohlisglt
mnmmbydlellbm
alupendtterootmoneylntke securing
o!
wtllhsglveutooneeo
seoordlngtosnrlt.
to
level slit visas: center It, at
~ ”MMMLOJM “HM“ .
:‘ his.» mom with some; Mellie-mm“-
WIMhdthflrs-p I“ were-dwewe‘msswhrsshu
~ Wfl M‘wlth MI
. nor-no a... we... “ m
low 1 33"“ 1i “.3 it ”9°
/ C Wh’fie‘hyilaii‘e,
A hm
D'v
south
‘rinu‘isswimili
economic rum.
“Manila-aloha
“.9
hs'Bniiewl-aeliowe‘hsdanamw
escape this morning, while
_nptuwntorthaDanllnrytrain.The
spocislwnsadrerthsdtostopntllorb
walk at 0:10, but on aeooantotthsorowd ‘
thatgntonstsouthllorwalktherewm
no room tor more wand the
treln wait straight through, testing
Norwnlkpeopletotakelllsregulartrain
noes. Astieapeeinlnesred elem
form.lir.Buwajumpedouthetrsck to
mo-totheothersldealldsommpe the
throngonthepbthirm. Blsfootcsnght
underthernil,thmwinghim llatonihe
trackinfrcntot’the approaching train.
Bommeuwho stood near by grabbed
himandpulled him from h'l perilous
poaitionjustuthetnlntlllhedby.”
eralladiesontheplatlorm'wbo sawhis
peril, soresmedflnearly tainted.
Till CORlelDN closer.
enrs In Butt-rd.
flieiwo dsys’co'uventiou of the Con-
necticut Christinn Endavorers, held in
Hartford, closed y. ‘Large rep-
resentations were present from Bridge-
port, New Haven and other large cities.
Mrs. Eli Smith, of Bridxem stall sec-
retarylor junior work, reported forty-
twosocieties orgsnised during the year,
to add to forty previously ,organizod.
There are 1,500 members.
I). E; Kilhourne, of East Hartford,
stntesecretary, read his annual report,
showingthe number oi societies in the
union to be 478, with a membership of
32,560. At the last convention there
were 447 societies and ”.500 met-has.
Treasiner A. 1‘. Bromlcy’sleport showed
totslrecsipts of $1,407.95, expenditures
unrest and a balancedttuu.
The following otfioers were elected:
lord. Vice-Merits, Rev. C. A. Nor-
throp. oi'Norwicb Town; Rev. W. G.
l-‘eunell,otr lerideu; David 6. Downey.
of Stamford. Secretary. A. E. Kil-
bourne.ol Eastflu'tlord. Treasurer. A.
1'. Mk], 0! New Britain. Auditor,
Cherie Emmi-,0! Norwalk. Directors,
for one year, Rev. C. H. Barber, of
Manchester; James F. Williams, at
Bristol; Rev. E. C. Sage. of New Haven.
For two years, Rev. llr. Richards. of
Birmingham; Fayette Gross, oi Willi-
mantle, and J. F. Ripley, oi Enrtlord.
HOW T0 PASS All'l'lll.‘ BYENINGS.
Olga-la. n “terns-y twenty [or Slut-ll
Improvement.
Any three persons can do this,and
any number nay joinheloreoralterthe
organising. Let those who with to
etartthe movement meet togethernnd
agreetndoit. Theliratetepaftcr
this Wt is toadopt a-constitntion
and bylaws. It is well to appoint—
scoininittee of one or two to draft
thine instruments. it will prob
sblybeeasybywritlrlgtothe secretary
olsomewelbentahllshed club to obtain
atlessttheloanol’ncopyolits constitu-
tion.whichinayhe taken as a model.
Excellentpractice in debating may be
hadindhcumingthedrsttenbmitted by
thscoinmlttse.hutasslerulektolnske
W” theconstitutioubrielandsimpleand the
bylaws very explicit.
Adopt “(fishing'l Manual" as “M.
ty in all discussions. It is excellent
trillningiosindy this work and try to
seethatltislollmved.
Thenchooseolllorrs Iareshortierm,
Thiswlllaflord reliancetoratrialand
changes mybemadewltboutillleelleg,
which might arise ilthe Irsttormot
otllce should he made long. lieutde
tsrmlns (It the lull ordc oteueroiam
tsreaeh mwleh should be ii»
I . , /. ..
mum
Amoogtheclusigwmmedbytlle
Wroadtolmproveitatrseh
sndroadlledlnnddpporthn plan for
lawnmower-tum
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llr rsm‘ iii Mlll' or All AP; m
Iaums‘
Ole-rs llectrl by the Christian Indoor PI
“Md” ‘K
«aw VORK'B memos lions.
Insulated at bitten In flawless-us d
lines-WM}
run lmii'fl will.
greetingimetihemensllslongtbsnmd
rnnrcb. On account ill the nnpleamut
weather the linesot mnvchwns not con-
tinued to the homebntsl'tertbe M
sien pureed the reviewing stand the column
wssdlsmisseilJndrtbethoueands renehsd
the home grounds by various conveysnces.
At the dedimtion ceremonies Pest. Grand
Master Scheme: made on ail-lines. lie uld
in part: » . ,
’Filty years have been added to thepast
since the Issonio ball and asylum had Its
The pill: evolved by its lounder
Ind sppmed by the brethren (or the building
and supportottho hem-andasylnm easel
suehrlnnture thnt many years must hast
accultyelspssd as thework could becom-
Today we meet on this beautiful spilt.
which “henceforth to bar-cred tothecam
«communities-tailli- home manuals
Autumn haarts arenttnued tofi
tothe Giver-n1 all good in
As nt the Mic-limo!
thetelxlplest Jarutnlsmour ancient brethren
bowed their isms to the ground andcxclnimad.
“nets good, [or “mercy endured: thrower."
so should we in mamition a! divine» mercy
nldxoodneis lithi‘t' dedbnreimr hearts
anew to a «union on: the cm end 1 misc
lion 0‘ the belplrlls,
Grand Master Ten Eyck made on ad.
drue. in which he gave much of the his"
tory oi the order. cimtrustiug the dark past
with the bright future.
incidents oi the day were the presume
tion of a baton oi solid gold to Grand Mer-
shnl Khlers by Grand Master Ton Eyck.
and the presentation of a grand timeout}
jewel. worth “Allin Grand Master Tm
Eyck. .
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
uncut issues estrus.
At Keir York— It. ii. I.
Hewl’ork ..... ioeooszlzo—slot
Brooklyn,......l t o 0 o t u 8 3-9 s 1
King and Boyle. lladilm-Innd Ktnshlw.
it.
Pie-idem, Rev. 8. ll. Kelsey. 0! Hart— “W
“Dr
phy. The game unlimited unvmrvuunl oi the
cold.
AlChicago— it u v.
Chim~.......0 i) It s l l 0 0 0—: it 2
Mihrillo ...... it 0 Ii 0 I) 6 0 l) I»? 9 I
iiutrlximrm and iiiitridge. Sir:- ton and
Elli-rim.
The ‘l'npo on Btu-I'll Death.
Rims. Oct. ill—“'lu-n n tolcgmm an
Ilfllllltrtl the news of lirnnll‘rtdmtll to ill
\‘ltill‘ull the pipe risked, “How-iii! iii-die?
‘i‘v'im' will if.“ he limlilirci Migrant-at,
t'uv- {v - \rml ilmtli; was l;- :iL-r slum
heal 1,. i .i; .iwd his attitude toward the
church be “mild bore shown that heme
nut morale in hisdoubliugs. "He will In
jihlqml by iii-l sincerity," the pupeio sold
to have aided;
The 3!..- In fliers”.
Cillt'AtiO, Oct. u-Heuiensnt Wheeler.
of the Chicqgo police. whohna been worir
ing on the case of Kligero Nation. an lini-
inn who wns killed here, helium that it»
tino was a victim of theme-doll Malia, And
says a brawl: ill the society which ennui!
so much trouble in New Orleans exists in
this city.
A Rot-d W Demi-
PARIS,Oct.fi.—-Conni Eugene do Bartl-
gee, tormerly French ambassador st Route
and , shame d’atlairre rind minis
ter plenlputent inry In Brazil, Greece, Tur
key, Persia, the United States. Holland
and ltaly, is dead.
Indicted [Ir (3th n Monopoly.
Booms, Oct. h—The United States grand
jury indicted the ollicerll and employees oi
the National Cash Register company,
charging them with stunting it monopoly
In Violation o! the Sherman antitrust not.
nm iron neat- tracer-nil.
llioswooo, Mich, Oct. ll—Tbe bodies at
threenmre of the men entombed in the
Norrie mines week ego hnve been recov-
ered. l-Ziulit bodies havenorwbeen recon
suing} rm» al’irea.
May’s “some, Oct. 6.—-'l'lle lost by the
term tires, whichnro still reglng in thin
vicinity.hvnow estimated It over $60.1“
and promises to be much greater More
“*1 r" 9’!
nan-pints u‘m' “j ,.
‘ mm A III}; “bet. llL—-'l'he’ triennial"
momenta:
merungctflte
' KMNWUWM'
opined
withdnlegntestromallpartedtheoountry.
“VIII-00*...
Bouglds..0ct.w—Boiaeistohehested
with hot water piped from the killing
springs, and in that reaped will be the
nuntrsmarhhleeitylntheworld.
Monroe in... ynnhey our menu rm
mammoth-Ilia Wfl ”8m, nobody mobster yonwithbsvlng
:lladmeyesihst. .Yonwltltiinw‘h'jsehiliglt‘wbstber yon-newnngtbeworstorbestot ~
umwwwmmmmmfiwmmmwu it
no. nbmmumu‘mmwmm wmtnhettergnanntulhhnths
«mama's-yum”? “more eyestsll the
promisstohsnflsdjwlththerudietmltmaybe,
~> ..... .. w... m.mmm—~_~.m “mm-twins..-
or T E1190! out
The Notorious Outlaws Killed
in e Desperate Bottle.
rm: mm Aldo incl-mm
m-Wmmmfinw' 1:
teal-wean I'm In Broad Daylight
and the Bold Attempt Proved to Be
men-amnesia”
Comrvrur, Ken, Oct. o.~1'he Dalton
pug ol’ outlaws, the m notorious in the
‘Mwsswiped ol the (scent theoerth
here, but in the battle which vesnltedln
their extermination three good citizens
were killed and two latnlly wounded. The
duper-does, whohnd grown bolder. think-
ing they were above all law mill the om-
wreol the county were powerless W
them.hed attempted to rnidthebnnksui
this city, their old home, when they met
the late they so well merits-d. lint] they
Mfint‘tl their eflorts to train rubbery they
might now be «live. but emulation of the
James boys proved their ruin. This om
their first. attempt M Erin‘s rubbery and
their inst plow of mtlmvrgr.
The six outlaws mum i: a: a n ivzzctlier
on horseback ahoui i' 5 » . .anI later.
hathcir bomium. «iii-y , .iiml rapidly
errors; the squirm. null for: r M them onion-d
condon's hunt: and two the First National.
At Condon’o bank the (Zl‘ilpl’mllm we’re
bid by Cashier ital! ill“: the lock would
not be open. until it) o'clock, on holding
Winchesterii at the benign: Cashier Hall
will Teller Carpenter. they said they Would
wait, taking meanwhile the money in the
hwer.
Bob and Emmet Dalton Were the two
who took in the First National. lien- were
Cashier Ayn-s. his son Bert and Teller W.
ll. Shepponl. They were forced to give up
all the money in the sale, which we» blis-
tily shoved into bags. The llaltoils then
forced the three out at the front door and
followed right after them.
The Declination- Killed.
The alarm llml in the liltilnllmf' been
given. and as the mllflw.‘ appeared George
Cubine, ti merchant, and Express Agent
Cox shot one 0! their), ixuliy wounding
him. The outlaws then returned the lite.
killing Culline. The mbber in Cumloll'a
hank shot out of the window, hitting
Asses and Brown. iiotll withers then no
back through the bunk, when they “no
rat by Baldwin. and fatally wounded him.
The citizens bring thoroughly around by
this time were hot and hairy alter them,
llll alter a light. in which ('iiy Halsluil
Connolly wm killed, succeeded in killing
the lourdespendoes rim-mi and Knurtnlly’
wounding liming-t, who liiii ill-a mum
heir. [it will die before midnight—i! not
in one way, then in non; nor. .lim ripen», a
livery stable keeper, wim his \\‘illx:!w.-.u>r
ride, killed three of iin- untlmrs in (to immy
minis. This created such it divt'lsllln
that other citizens were t‘llillllt‘tl to get
clue summit to kill another Ml llar‘ lubbrl‘i.
The two remaining whit-m dropped their
pl‘xniler rind mounted their horse’s, burn
m was quickly In pursuit and on» more
“like lsuulit gang (all from his lllilw "I'll"
telly wounded about two mile: {mm in“ u.
The sixth and blot was still being pursued
at him Wmnts. The main will) g. it and}
issuppoeril to be Allie 6 lgi-e.
This is the old hand oi the llallll'lir‘i, (mil
’ it is pwnlinrly approprinii-ilnii thfVVtil’lll
should be rid o! the gang iii-iv. (trust or»
citralent prevails, and ii the other mum is
{mind he will be summarily ill-nit with,
Tbsllirge mania for the capture at the
outlaws deed or alive will. it the eitiu-ns‘
wishes are respected, go to the familim oi
the murdered citizens.
All the Money Rumored. «
All 0! the money was recovered to n cent
and inner! over to the bunks.
Emmet Dammit-s made it partial coir
torsion thnthis gang was the Ntlltt‘ that
robbed the Pacific express car on the Min»
snarl, Km and Tom railway nt Adair
station in the lndiau Territory lent July
sill committed other during rolllmies.
The new- war telegraphed to Pumas
shortly after )0 o‘clock, and Gt‘lii'flll Super-
tmmdellt Frey. oi the Missouri, Kali-ins
slid Texas railroad, with bison-rial all. in
which were thirty or iorty trusty citizens
with Winchester: and shotgun», crime to
Cufleyville to assist in running the lie-spurn-
ices to bay. They iourul on their nrrlrul
that there was but little work {or them to
do. ml the plucky inbiibiutllta lit Colleyiille
hail wound up the careers oi the dorm
does
Theiollowing is the list of lllt'ilutilflhtl
wounded:
2:“ We
mt ton. dsapsrsdnt
Tom Roddy. dos
Ah nnldentllsd deeper-do.
C. 'l'. Contrainmnrshol cl Outleyrlllst
George Chhine. merchant.
Charles Brown. thilswishu.
' I‘IMJJ ‘4)"le
Inst
(immature-tile
Hm~
DMD-
),ed-srlrmauen members. ,
w . 'lsaruwrn'r woennnu.
T. A. Reynolds out... '
LoebDellt. dill!!!-
lthlner Burgess Deod-
an You, Oct. d~1loeephi£ Burgess,
edfiucwdz Burns-filed ol paralysis. in
conjunction with lllr. Ambrose Show lie
tensed the lemons shipping house of Snow
a bum _.
Twenty Ions (or Child larder.
lover Hour, N. J., Oct. 6.44mi.-
Shockley was mutton] Io twenty yenrs'
imflonmutuhnrdlnborlortbe murder
oi child.
W
In. Harrison’s Condition.
Jumwm, 0st. tin—Ire. 1::an Is
as as nt any period past
rower», sltbongh no perceptible ell-Inn
“fie-Ambush.
m’m “17.. shot”. "
'- rum
mummgmwbom
nyotourgoodsrndwe'll
, ”now
me...
that the ’
Min tokmwh’a?
.33 ”t3 ,
by giving them such low prices
tell it to their friends so
Dress, Goods.
with”?
tug-m” ‘ '5, .-
ltl be
Will it insure that m hm
inducement wens
alwaystslliheshry,andinthis
FOR THE
. Fall Season
we intend to make min and every purchasers
them feel so
Of
oil until .
Wssmorthllumng
r30, [89
advertise“:-a h
pleased, t t 9 will want to
they may reap the benefit Klee. ‘ ‘
So. Holdall Boston Stole.
40 in. ‘ ~
35mm 3mm {3; s: WASHINdToli srlim.
W Emu? menu...“
in. euro nun , ,
um” I» wasted w.% yd. w ' MOTIONS.
pieces 1:. ' serge
45cyd.,ourprioes7§c a, " Inthisdepartmultwehsve outstrip-
45 in. Mourning Flaiil s at 47c yd. ed_nll m tors. Wh Becauso_ 0'“
88 in. Boom, Comer. flair “a .u pneosnre owersndonr stock is double
":3 "Mn-“50a“..- .. “"""""’°i““ on" §‘3.'.-"' it:
in.sllwoolBen' ' all [meanneoessary orus . an ng ~
latest shades and biack,4’l’c £1. 0 than: regard to this department, a
88in. all wool _ in , m. what we haveto ofl’erthh week is sul-
cardinal, etc., worth 65¢ yd. we shell burnt to prove the above assertion.
030'“ lhleweekathac. lthells&(‘o.iineToilet Sosp,4cn
In Black Goods we here all the popu- coke, 450 dozen.
lar fabric; and weuevsat ' which
cannot fail to please. m 196 ha
Dofilféi'Tcs.
We arelhe sckow leaders both
here and quantities in this stock. cnr- 5c
gsswedo, by (or the largest stock
in
pair
1'! 5'
in D0
30"“! NW“? limes andLsdies' in blsck and colors
1300 yds fine quality 44' Bleached lilo pail. ,
Muslin 41¢ per yd. I yard length of Whalebone, 15c.
l we Fruit of the Loom (tic per yd. 1 yard length of Corolino {or drum
lcaselonginleflcperyd. _ mysjceach.
pelr gale H L ublesched extra weight 4k Covered Steels in sets, assorted lengths,
loo pair ol10 4Wllite Blnnkets one per “C
II'.
50 poir extra 10-4 White Blankets 89!:
r pair.
1 hole gonfineutnl C 4—4 unbleached
“55% ll Unen Crash sic d
a y .
5 ieces 9-4 Unbleached Sheeti'r’; lhc yd
. Adlflt’lfllt styles Silkoline 90 yd.
300 Skirt Patterns at 370 each.
1.000 yde Calico 41c yd.
20 ditlerent patterns of Indiee' Calico '
Wm _n, In: each.
1 pieces Meadow-hag Apron Ging~
at 50c.
set.
Children' 's stain
ed lterns,5oeu: .
uriall lineal Saxony and German-
town Yarns has been received and we
nrelully prepariplto furnish any color
receivedanew
“'6 litre also dill“
nderwesr which we
stink of Muslin
uri- oflering very cheap.
Ask to see the night dresses and skirts
1 lot Fells it Go. Tnusparent Soap.
x.
Packer‘s Tar . 19o cake.
1 lot Tooth Bros
Good Illicilsge,
1 lot Children‘s Boilers, (blunt points)
rs silk side mantis, Children's,
, lfilceseb.
4c bottle
pied linen Bills, assort-
Also 1 lot [Adies’ Muslin Drawers and
Carri Covers, Hnmhurg trimmed, at we
are .
him-.mpery .
50pm“ MTahleOilCloth 12mm.
Luce
C dilution of ‘l‘l’andsilllme Nettie
.ur me. e wi put in and fix.
turns and make the price' Wc _
Look at them. complete
And so welcouldheep éh'g'ifiiig’ price alter price, but space will not
So. llurwalk Boston Store.
88 WASHINGTIDN STREET.
overlooked». Y ’
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merely
2. _,
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forus inthe sensetlintwe,
HOSIERY.
1 lot Children's Night Drawers, Canton
flannel, ‘ust the th' for sold mgh'
six sizes, hits such. mg .b'
_ Gents’ Working Shirts, full length and
size, 49c on b. ‘
Greet values in Gent's Underwear st
391: end 491: each.
1 lot Indies' Flannel Shirt Waits.
‘19:? back and front, .1.“ each.worth
Kitchen Department.
This is the spot where we reach the
hearts—Is well .as the pocketbooks-of
all housekeepers, simply because. we are
the acknowledged lenders in this line,
and always give you better goods for
yourrnoney thsncsn bellonghtehes
where.
We carry no seconds, etc.-1'hey do
not pay in the long run. _,
50mm Mrs. Polt’sSud Irons.3tosett,
with handle, 89c sett.
50 brain Hat Racks. 4 books, with
looking glam, 20c each. '
150 twoqunrt Pails. So each.
100 threoauart '13, We each.
2.5 China "W 410 each.
125 uncov Chambers, 29c such.
100 Childs’ Chambers. 191: each.
300 Chinsdccorsted Cups and Saucers,
13(I: durum. lid Copper No 3 Ten
so , . Ket-
tles, we each.
100 medium size dworsted lie-t
Hatters, 17c such. a
100 large size yellow were Pie Dishm,
6c Mb.
100 medium sire yellow were Flo
Dishes, 50 each.
50 extra large Mixing Bowh, 38c etch.
100 large Paris, Go each.
590 Flat Irons, 17c each.
1:00 long handle Toostlng' Forks, lo
one .
60 setts Knives and Forks, 49c est.
permit, so {is will have
to ask you to come and see for yourself. *.
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Steel. ~
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NOTICE !
on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday,
October let. 3d and 4th.
WE WILL SELL
5.000 “)8. BF CIITDI FLIIIIEL
at tile per yard; positively cost to buy 104i: per yard.
WM..—
ALSO
1‘
With this lot a large stock of
WOOLEIIS. FUNNEL BUIIIETS. TWELS. WISHES
and in fact our whole Domestic Stock to be sold at cost and
below cost.
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WEALBO
Hove several cases of
nails. LIDIES' iin ‘cminnii's unsim
iin vibration
just opened, of which we propose to make lenders.
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{A NEW ARRIVAL or
DRESS GOODS Ill) DRESS TBIIIIIBS
that are reslly elepnt. Prices exceptionally low.
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DO NOT FORGET
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claim-guaranteed {with yours.
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