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THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEM XII, BEOOND QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL SERIES, JUNE 18.
Marshal‘s—mu “Ll-ll—A-le-
' m lemon—lanes, V-nse. ‘10.
murmur". rr—m
”then-v.0...ltaaras.
(I
John came in the spirit
powuoiml buthewasnotllijah
(Luke‘l. l7;John 1,91). Bad John and
ed
10-18).
I. “Butwho mayahidethedayoffliscom
lug!” Thieiauot thehirth in Bethlehem.
hutthecotninginpowcrandglory. Hedid
notcornejudglng and overturning, hutin
greatgraceand love and humility. calling
municHimandimteadoicxertingBh
gist-Willa miss Rendered Jm
tolretrayllimJlis disciplcstc forsake
Bimmrdthe ltomansoldieraat the insti-
gaticnoitheJewatotakeBimandcrnciiy
Him. Behadpowertokeepllialifamlay
itdowmandllechosetolayitdownunhn
8.18). Butwhmllccomes-arafiucrfls
willhe judgmand otherlivuwill belaid
'3
"And He shall sit as n_refiurrnndpuri-
1 silver." It will he thetimeoi Is-
' redemption. the restoration or all
d which the prophets have spoken.
the nation shall be all righteous
XII. 2?.”;Actaiii.21;lla. lam).
rnanneroi it is given in Isa i,25-21. ”I
turn My hand uponthee,and purely
away thy drum. and take away all
afterward thou shalt behafled the
Warren, the fail city. '
Zeeh. 1iii.8. 9. Two partaareto
perish. and it is the third part
rdncd.
shall theotieriugoi Judah and
armlem be pleuaut unto the lord, asin
gl‘
"Egggggaéoll
WhenEecarnsthedrsttimatI-eyernclded
Bim;thenth¢ircitywasdcstroycd.andto
this daythey are a people sutured and
peeled.abywordandareproach. Butwhsn
lheyshall sea Him coming in power and
theyshall he aea nation convuted
adaincch. iii. 9; all, 10; xiii. I). Then
ghteoua nation g!oriinod,and
them shall sckuowledgethetn
which the Lord hath hit-ed
' 111.“)-
lwillcmnencarto youtojudg-
lwillbsaswlftwitnessagainat
those that for not liq-IththeLord oi
Hosts.” Inconneetionwith the forgiveness
oltheprnitent.thcrsmustbejudgmenton
the ungodly. ltwill be “thadayof the
land'avengranceand the year of room
hthecontrovmyof Zion," “the
Edtbvmpanceand the year cillia
" When
iii?
#1::
r
u
3.
ii
compassionJorgavethciriniquityaad do
shoydthunm—quanyatimeturncd
Hefliaangerawsyanddidnotatirnpall
wamh'KPakIVIILU).
7.“Bcturnnntolie.and Iwill return
Intoyon,saiththahordoi Hosta Ilutye
said. Whereiu shallwerstnrut" Ila re-
mindsthemcftheiniquitynfthatrfathera
Ivan Iosra tallied in theaewords.”Ye
the dayihat I knew you"(l)sut. I1. 3i).
Yet Heisevrr piradingwith them to re»
withanevsrlasting loveUrr. xrxiJ).
I. ”Willaman rob God? Yetyebave
robbed-rs. But ye ssy.Wherrln havewe
zohhsdthesi Inttthusndolsrinu.” In
M's day the levita- and alums
wsraso that they had toleavs
the
werenothvoughtinth’rh. xiii. 1M2).
I. "Yemenned .vithaenrss.foryehavs
rohbedmamthiswholssatlm." Cursed
f
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MODMADIYOIIILI-m
Cover-arm Ad d
mw-mwms ‘_
Insrecent iuterviowun thequestiur
«goodwuntryroadséovernorutgeld
Whats-follows:
"Iregardthequestlcnofsoodrcadsss
oueofthemostimportsntthatnowcon-
nonhthcpcopledminois. Thedate
should take hold of it with Inuktitut
sudnpoaahroadgsugo plan. Thatch
nosdsquatcreasoniorthcimpanability
of many of our cunmon roads. The
westlnshuiltgruatduearsilrosdasnd
worhhops. Illinolshasherminthciront
rsnkinallcdihcseilnprovanenta There
isnoexcrnc iorherbeingbchindinhn
roadpolicy.particularlyas horagricul-
tureiathcbssieodherprosperity. It
some almost incredible that we have
madcaolittloprogremintholrusinoesoi
road-risking. Tldsqueetion should in-
terest the farmer more than any one
elss.forthcreasouthathesuiimmuch
actualiinancialloesfromhedroads.
"As a result of impassablcroads the
farmerisoitenywcvcnted irommarket-
hisgrmnwhen andwhere itwould
thebestprices. Inothcrwords.he
mustsellwhcn he can get toaselliug
placsaudnotwhentheheet wiceisob-
tainahle. Therailroadaaleo aredceply
interested in securing goodroads. As
thinparcnowthcrailroadsareswamped
with grain for shimmt when good
roadseuahlc the farmer to deliver his
graintothem,butlettheweathermake
thoroadshnd,andthoiarmer,bdugun—
ahlctohaul over thermoeaseeto
hisgr'aintomarket.andthcrailroadaud
itscarsareidlc. Forthis reaeon alone
mauyrailroadasrecompelledtohavean
umrecessarilylargenumherolcars. Bad
roadscongeetthegrainhusinmaintotho
periodic spellsof good roade.and this
necessitateshigherchargesfor theeerv-
icsoftrsnsportationwhcnitiaroudered.
Inadditiontoall thiateamingoverbad
roadsishardon thehorscs.hardonthe
wagon andhardonthc farmer himsoli.”
"What haveyoutosayconcerniugthe
expenseoilmildinggood roadsthrough»
outthcstate'f’
"Tintis a most diillcult problemto
dsslwith. However,itmaybesetdowu
asaprincipleoirlghtand justice that
those who are bendtod by the good
:oadeshouldpayfor than. Butagood
roadpolicywouldheof gmeral benefit
totheentirc state. It might bothers»
fae,thataomcoitheupenudnnldbo
bornehythestateatlarge. lnadditirm
eschcountymighthavea local taxior
thcnmc Townships likewise
shouldhavcatax. Butitwouldhcuu-
isirbatowushtp tocompelit tohuild
alotdbridgesoverastreammalnlyfor
thchcnefitoipcopleslloverthcoounty.
ltwouldheior such a purpose that a
generslcountytsx migbthelevisd. In
addition to this,property, farms espe-
cially.thataro conspicuously benefited.
shouldbemadeiopay especial ceases
merit. All of this. however. is very
crude. l oulysugged it as pn'haps a
feasihlcplan. Iwouldmtlikctobecon-
sideredashaving reached final conclu-
donsonthispbaseofthcmatter."
"erldagoodroadpolicyupon the
period the state greatlyincrease state
tassel”
”That woulddependupon thepolicy
adopted. lfweweretonndertaketohuild
theatatosfl’airsgenersltaxatiouneedbc
hutlittleincreased.ifincreasedatall.tn
slamldheconddcrcdtlntmoneyexpend—
edinpannnent ernents,euchas
goodrudaisnot moneythrowu
awanyuponpayrolla of uncle-curm-
era.
"Haveyougivsn thematic: of road-
hildinganyconsideration?’
‘myhsgaiaalway. l havekept
besnapniaed
Ghetto-e.
J Work For cultivated Women.
lacy women oi cultivation are now find-
ing suitable and agreeable positions in the
housesoi well to do families. where they
are treated not as menials. but practically
onasocialeqnality. Notsolongsgothsrc
wersbnttwoopeningsin Ilia iorawoman
wboclaimedto ha a ladyelther by birth
or education or by both. sud sometimas
having neither—namely. to become a gov»
eru- ur acompaniou. Naturally the ma-
joritywcnt iatbciormchhe latter post
being almost out oi reach. the many requir-
Ing the one and singularly few requiring
thcotha. Business life was not thought
ohiorone thing.“ was one at doubtiul
mtilitymnd forauotherglrls had to be-
fln at the beginning when very young and
notatthe moment when adversity or car
price. unhappiness at home or other domes-
ticcircunrstances obliged these young la
dis oi all ages todo something ior them
selvwin foot. to earn their own living.
There has been for some time part a
choice (I occupations large commit to err
able women to consider in which direction
totnru tosseure the beat market value for
lhdr talents-and accomplishments. or even
how beat Iogratiiy their pmclivitirs and
tantra. Hospital nursing offered advan—
tsgvswhich wero readily, almost greelily,
seized bye large class of women—young la-
dies in search of something to do. Whether
their health and bringing up titted them
for such arduous duties was not always
considered. Anyhow. an opening was
sought. and here it was found. and nursing
drew oil a large number who would other-
wise have entered the ranks of govern
Inca
Clukahlpa for women opened another
door ior those who were not quite so amlrl~
tions. but who would have swollen the
ranks at governess:- nevertheless. Type
writinghss takcuod thousands from the
rank and tile. commanding cfllccrs and
privates alike. Some few have taken to
thestudy of mcdisiueas a proiession. some
to the stage aralnotaiewtolitanture—
Philadelphia Times.
The luck-q oi Prayer.
”Speaking 0! religion." said a prominent
merchant who came out oi a his church
yesterday. ”my iolka have a sublime faith
in the ediclsncy of prayer.
”One night my little girl, who In about a
dcacn years old. reminded me that she
needed a pair of new shoes to make com-
plete hes Sunday costume. I was interest-
edinmynewspaperandmade some badg-
cring remarks about the duty oi children
towcarhropusattla pairandgavehera
dollar. She went away without a word. a
fact that surprised me, becausel thought
she would protmt. But finally she «ms
to me and said:
Papa. I'll matdlyouioranotherdollar
-heada I win, tails you lme.’
”The proposition nearly knocked me ofl
mychsir. I looked scro-theroumather
mother. a devout woman, from whom I
expected an emphatic lecture. She. how‘
ever. wn paying no attmtion, and so I
said: ’Don’t you know its wrong to gam-
ble! Wheraounrthdidyou hearoi
matching dollars!’
" ‘Oh. I imnd out.’ was her evasive an-
swer. ‘Will you match mel'
“Well, you know me. I don't take any
hlufls like that. so I out with a silver dol-
lsrand laid it on my knee. The child was
about to follow suit. when she hesitated.
drew away and then went to her mother
and said. with much solemnity:
“’Mamma. pray for me. I must have
another dollar.’
"Her motheronly smiled in adcprecatcry
way. Then she came back and said:
”‘Now, papa. heads I wiu,tails you lose.‘
“And. dadburn it all, I did lose. sure
enoughmndthe child looked me in the iace
and said:
" ’Sow. papa. you see what prayer will
do' "—St. Louis Republic.
Ia-ny Names of Presidents.
Theyusedtosaythat Mrallayeswonld
call her husband ”Rutherford. dear.” even
flshehulbeentalklugtoapdncqand
Mrs. Harrison had thesame shrinking from
the cold and odlsh title oi “the prmident."
though shssventually became accustomed
tosayiug it. lira. Relies. on the other
hand. always lovingly said “father." no
mattertowhomshsspoka In the lame
dlate family. Ira. Russell Harrison was
theonlyonewho said “thapr-idntf’
chomp-asking oi him.
They have many precedents ior not using
W always spoke oi her
huhsnd as “Mr. Washington.” Mrs.
Cleveland never tails. either in addressing
orlshrringtoher husband.” call him
“the pv-hlent." She endeared hers-elite
all Narylanders once bysaylngtollobert
msd- Ganethwhowasabouttolrsdhcriutothe
ballroom in Iialtimore ahssdof her but
band: ,
“The president always goes llrst. lir.
Gsrrett."aud she did it in auehaswect
waythathsr escortdidnotconsideritan
correction.
unwelcome
lralortoa dldaclenr thingssrlyla
hercsraer hereto showwhat she consid
wadtohsatiquetteinthiamatter. ltwav
thwewasslulllnths
sratadhrthecowd.” “ml.
Wuhan-drama running up hr-th
bonito-deem arrdirumfl
Nehru-tinned!" you.”
"i la astpnasnsllyasaasiatedvmh
the title. forevrn that royal matron La
Martha
atsstatadinnershagsra Waiting nag sal
anaemia“ mains . ' "
lashing For team on. on tho
lasslan Treaty I're-atarely.
Wasmscros. Juno am Gresh-
am is in t at tho prrmfiure publicar
tiond'of t Russian eatradit l to
of plomatio correspondence ending
rnsnts of Lupus were a the
secret archives oi the d t and
were sold or given to tlJWpsr In
which they angered. It Is d that the
secretarylsolt a million that acco- to
these secret records oi the Mutual
could have been obtained only through the
conuivancs oi an employee oi depart
meat. It is clear to his mind that than it
a leak aornewhere,aud heproposesto loota
It. if possible.
He accordingly gave orders for a thor»
ough investigation at the matter, with a
view to summary action in thecase oi the
encoder. should it be found that he is an
officer oi the government.
The Marine hospital service has received
a telegram from the United States consul
at San Jose, Costa Rica. stati
low fever epidemic prevails at man. Cos-
ta Rica. The surgeon general at once noti-
fied by telegraph the health oilicers at St»
vauuah. Mobile. Charleston. h‘ew Orleans
and Jacksonville and the officer in charge
of the Gulf station.
The secretary of state has received notice
oi the intention of the Russian government
to raise the rank oi its mission here to an
embassy.
WALKED 0N PANSIES.
Bow Chicago Welcomed Princess mil-lie
to the World's Fair.
Curesoo. June a-E ‘ is made her first
visit to the World’s Co can... exposition
today. she was the goat oi the exposition
officials, whohad, r ' an "
programme for her entertainment. The
White City was in holiday dress Flags and
banners and streamers oi every nation
floated from the l0,000 pinnacles of
beautiful white palaces. the electric lauu -
rswere decorated and the goudolien ap-
peared in their most gorgeous attire.
When the princess arrived at the Admin-
istration building. where she took break-
fast. she slighted irom her on a
carpet oi panties. Those heautl blot
sums were strewn along her pathway from
the carriages to the breakiast room.
The royal party. preceded by a m ted
platoon of South park police. and “32:11 -
ohussarsasnnrscort,eu _ theWrfi
en ceof the Midway p no at 11..
s. m. Here the joint com on core-
monies received her royal highutls.
Vang-a laavee Chicago.
Cmcaoo. June tin—The Duke V
and pdlty loft Chicago in a at-
tachsd to a regular train ior olumhue, 0.
lie was escorted to the station by a d
tachmsnt oi mounted police and a
oi the Chicago liusaara ore lea
the hotel the duke said. " 0 six weeki
spent in Chicago have been the happiest
my liis. I can never i “I,
at the hands 0 the peopl and retu
deepest thank therefor." The party ducti-
pied a suite of 5 ma on the parlor door
oi the Auditori . and the hotel bills for
six weeks’ entertainment was over 09,000.
Zimmerman Inland la Inland.
Drnux, June 8.-——A. A. Zimmerman, the
American champion bicyclist, was winner
iua mile invitation scratch race pa
paladin by bicyclists from vs in. parts 1
Ireland. Later in the. day err. in arr
other race. Zimmerrhan came in violent
collision with another contestant an was
thrown with great violtncs value the
rails which ineloae the trash. of his
teeth were crushed out. he was other-
wisetnjuredto such tthathswas
compelled to retire iro t track.
Ionrth Clara Parthenon.
Wasurxorox, June 8. - The iollowiuu
fourth class postmastcrs were Ippointnd:
New York-Jacob Sandman at Alden Prater;
Mary Pichsrt. Freetown Corners; J. ll. McCain.
ltcd House; 0. W. Andrews Sardinia; ll. ll.
Pndaey. Taylor Center
hawk-abet I. Tons; at Clarke Sun»
nail; 8. l. . Dewart; David )Islnr. Dun-
kle: W. B. loud. Mill Grove: )1. I). Wotrt .
Indra; W. I]. Gehrh. New Columbia; 2. I .
french. White Gravel.
0n the field stile-arr.
Brlrrrarsuw. S. C.. June il.-\\'. A.
wrrncr and Mr. ()dsuhcimrr had a dim-
cnlty In which the lie was passed.and it
wasdrc‘lded to settle the matter on the
ileld of honor. Pistols and carriages wrr
securedand the party repaired to the do (i
ior that purpose. Lawrence was shot in
the right lsg.and the wound is considered
serious.
ltlpnda was limbo-es.
liltnao. June ll.—-A band oi brigande.
armed with blunderbussee. attacked s
wagon containing money to the smonpt
about awn tobeusrdaspaymsut oi
manhunt” The ‘ inc
hgmflthebflnnfiaflw
Iydlepsrssd.
W
umwaw
neon. N. 11.1». I~Attaeh u
wsrssrrvadupon Immo.“
Width”
tompaayia hi it:
the instance oi the is If
liansapollsaad Duluth.
lulasfle'sfile!
liisosx.Juns 0.— rs. ladle,
whowastosailforlu .kat
pandhsrtrtpuattlnatt !.
the decision is her discuss it
Willis Wlldehaesetblen
“if:
that a yel- gm
ex.li:l)|ocal exprsamDiB u. 925 ac. lilll r13
‘ Illihl‘ittsflehl «1-1137 local es. I’.dI.-- 12:5.
ex. lll an. 9:) c1. 2-“ ac. til: ac. 4:!) e1.
either enhances
theoostums‘oi" roomwhioh
mt: about
law
comm...
con stylestoralltastcs.
all rooms, and we char
more ior our good Wall spar
others do for the poorer
cs.
inlru'ltttrltls. Paintl ,I'apsr
llmgin; and littoral er.
Pictures. Ploumimnal tom»
L. H. Decker,
7! Washington st. 8c. Harwell.
m
I‘DHIDI’GVIIIW
THAT MAKE
@13thsz - m 8 firm
Cuu Without Stomzch (hugging,
STAR FEMALE DISORDERS.
a concumvs.
'P [EUCC‘KEHEL {RREGULERIHB
5 can orspiscwmrs,
Inflammation, Cullgcsliofl, ctr.
shoe in $01 is: my. treat-car)
0i Ill“l$l$,flill$,or
THE W. C. SIIIKES C0. N. may.
TRIAL '0‘ IO GIN".
i“! circulate! Doubts.
HONEY REFUNDED
iiihzy fill in Miler: or (on.
, enact manna house. It
I7 if
, Ir 0
11% ......mh'll: ’33
town-ole deep. to
Efigtmmx e,
4|th Is «Lira! to the
bland the prim
”CENTSPIIDOTTLI
.2.” PB! D0138.
Druggiu Hale's.
- ‘ ——AND— .
iilhhi! an. PAIN AND wvroorum
~ run arm.
lln lore Aches.
llo More Restless Days.
No More Sleepless Nights.
With increasing Appetite and perfect Diges-
tion Rope takes the place of rleepair; your
daily duties become It delight and Liica
Joy.
Then stop that cough with
Yankee
lllNJl -800THEB.
Ask your uolghbor about it. and It not fully
satisfied inoulre at the
CITY DRUG SHIRE,
n WASHINGTON or. 80. NORWAIK.
0r oi
G. A. Gregory & 00..
NORWALK. CT.
:- ’ to
annBP-E prevent and cure
¥Croup. Price.i§rta
n0
W”);
l
fully and cheaply made at home. Inn
proves the appetite, and aids digestion.
An unrivalled tsmpersnccdrink. Health-
IuL‘icaming. luscious. One bottle of
extract makes 5 gallons. Get it tore.
Thursnotnuly Iustasgood S”
as others. but 1er brand)”
trial will support this claim.
I-sas a mates. Intact. ta ..
mys
ll.l.. llew Haven & llaniunl l. B.
MA" H. 1893.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH SORWALK AS
FOLLOWS:
You New ions. A. it— em or. its 91.. .3 to
21..“ IS local c1..6&5 I. ex 7 2!) I. r1. 7 56oz. b “.4
55 ac. 6:!) ex. 550 no. 65) ex. 650 M'.
1 “ac. lilxlac..l lfia. in. \Vashiupon express.
Sundays-9 it so. P. 1L4! lt ac. . at so. on; at.
For: New Haven. A. 3L—lul e1. 1 in
ex. it! as no ac. ran an. s an.
Oil ex.. litID c1. lot! so. P. 3.4205
ex. llD e1.. 1“ an. 201 em. are ex.
alliachlLethllu. Rridgsportitmarllfi
ar..'l’lhex. Tflmw port Bil ac..94l
an. ll [5 Adams ex. an ac. Sundays—738
ac. N3 ac..am.; 7 lb ac. p. m.l:l0s. m. ilos~
ion on. Ulla. m. Wan-h. ex.
l‘oa Ilau'rroac. A. Mad l0 an. Oil c1.
lOWex. lot‘lac. P. hi. >1!“ a1..l ll) 21.. I“
an. out lax. 3' Ibex..8 II at.
for smsomm. a. 31.4 10am. lllra.
thex. loose. I’. lacuna. lilac" curl
e1.'! Ibex..stl ar.
l‘oailoeroa.a.l.~l 01.1 imviailhmeldng
P. [-4011 1200 ex. (via Springfield). 1
ea. via Hart .
LILY! NEW YORK
Ina Sou-r- Noawana. A. lr-lin ea? 00]
ac. lot ac..ud)u..lw ex. son an. ll e1..
lliilac..llllnoouea. P. rum-calling
sill ll) es. and an.. I!
midnlf tex..i9undays A.l—Oill ac.. 1'
EH. (”LILJIG). ”Unwind“.
. 41—
ii.s‘"‘mprn“ ‘ flit"!
A? A" "II.
Ii linen-t l-
with alas-ca if Inuit
H. 8. ROOD’S.
.lt
Mammoth
Verbenas.
F inc Plants
II Film]. 5 ems Hill,
50 cars Pill Ml.
Harman's rionuulu
uonwru. CT.
Inylti
method: also Iliad ~
-——ooo——-
Wc will make a line display of
Tflllillill HITS IIID BIIIIIETS
_ox__
lhulsday and Friday. April I3. It
The ladies are rordially invited to attend.
Miss vfiiofiloco.
Second floor 8] Washington St.
socru sonwaur.
“lining? Yes?—
Then secure before starting an
ACCIDENT TICKET
providing 38.!!!) Death Benefit or 3mm Week-
);tlndemni?‘ for disabling injury at scoot oi
per day or men days.
”.0. for Ionrtean days i Special rules
“.00 for twenty-one days 9 ior
“.50 for thirty days. I longer periods.
For sale by
H. D. SMITH.
laconic Building. Norwslk, i‘ona.
(“3 ti
Merrill
A thorough training
Miami for both sexes.
All business branches
taught. Graduates as-
sistcdlo positions.
The short.
Terms reasonable.
Spring term begins
April 10th. 12m.
Send ior catalogue and
elegant Ctllloxn Journal.
Addr—s
-. A. llnlu. Prea
“will“.CHII
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Pun Htmrtrlciaim. Pal-m
mull
mu maul mus
Worth-ale restllilo.
sample of mi uclataat st lssot
Insidious on to
College !
boots I
5.1"“? 1 ..part” “ind Gilt notice by postal.
Iavw or as on
mew hllmamghceriully given.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
we leis street. t was!»
. llElileEme
To It. i Itllrtsl Place.
will! I. LAWN. with nuns far-i}
ti warriors In
"dwhmmhhm :‘dity nan ethic
liars sue
I
"alight: Walk-fl
39:”;st ‘
Restau ran t ,
mnmrrmom.
unaware-cadmium“
saw me.
vs— '
lflllllllllli
Andyouwlll
Call and examine them before
WAGONS.
New and second hand
Buggies, Phaetons. carriages,
canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
CALLANDBEKTEKM.
Henry Tilly.
Neat and Perroct Fitting a” ‘ '7
Butcnsinwhichthe‘;
Best Material is llsed. Combining llumbllilyand m
»lakingitthcbestti.OOBeMesthoeinthelnarkct. _
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED-
H. S. BROWN’S
South Main Street. 80. Nor-walk.
Bargain} Sale
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Greatest Bargains on Earth In Shoes '
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One lot Ladies’ fine Button. worth 84.50
100 pairs Men’s Shoes. worth $5.00, for. . . .
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8| Washington St.. So. Norwalk.
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children’s Shoes.
OnelotLadies’fiueButtonShoes ........... 01.35
OnolotLadies’fiucButtonShoes .......... ................. 1.60
One lot Ladies’ fine Oxfords, worth $3.00 .......... . . . . . . . . .. 1.50
. . ............ ' ' ' - . . .. . 2.50
One lot Ladres’ Button, Tip and Common Sense, hand sewed,
worth 83.50... . ........... . .......................... .... 2.50
One lot Children’s Shoes ........... . .............. . . . .456 and 560
One lot Child’s Russets, Si to 104;, worth $1.25 .......... .. ....85c.
One lot Mrsses’ Russet Shoes, worth $1.50. . .. .......... . . . . .. .9“
One lot of Men’s Shoes ...........
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F. M. Pierce,
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C'O'R:§_"_E'T~S
Tristram & Hyatt’s,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
, May 15th, 50 dozen Corsets, which
ad b l B I alf thté regular price.
are m o y t )0 ric goport Corset orupany and nreregulardl
_ 31.25 and $1.50 qualities. ’ ’
Those
shall give our customers their
The goods are sold at that very
low price subject to manufacturer’s imperfections.
Jackets and Capes.
New styles in Ladics’, Misses’ and Children’s Jackets and
Outside Garments received during the past week.
Tristram & Hyatt.
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