l SOUTHANOBWALK summits Sherman womanly. mm 15,: 1894.
luau
JUNE 7. nu.
me our! sown 'nonwm u
linol “Pinion II. II. I
THE LATEST VERBION. "
An Unpublished Chapter From "Chip- mt
Paris In the Night,"
The disagreeable man was a mere shad.
.IOLWWB: 01w, til!” he “will filled mamuhm t2;
. e cc 0 (sir. s paper, 0 l 9 re
”‘3‘" You "no“. N“ n‘m' continually, occupied the space of another
03.. see .
ox. 33”" No one spoke to him but he didn‘t give
l uk“‘ “:3: a hang or a cuss or a. continental darn
a Lot. ilnl‘lncn. whether they did or not. He was waiting.
“a 61-. The bell sounded two weary strokes.
at 33 3;" Bernardine entered the car with a preoccu-
a no” how—film. .. pied alt. It was all she had, for she was
“~- ~va poor. Her clothes were dusty. and she
fig}! 03.. 29%;? was hot. So was the day.
. Mm. SUI-oft» Bfldgepor She reached the front of the car and
g It?» 5'7 '13-. dropped into a soot. It was the disagree-
1 a: PMS“? . . able man's lmpm's seat. lie partially
in" 133 ”Tm midgepon, looked up in complete surprise. No one
i) 08.. 33 no" - had ever done that before.
”u “Room for ouoinore on the loft please "
no" on was cum! on. ' '
a gun“ ”a”. called the knight of the fare. ~
3% 0 ll aorta-Em" The disagrewble man did not move.
mfg-- “5 ”'V' 111.. "Did you hour what he sold?" asked
Bernardinc.
gum—Ln. 9 line. "I hear what you any, ” replied the dis.
ilk—o 1‘ no.. agreeable man.
”.3.“ “Then I say what he said," she went
. H.432
[on man. A no
manna. non-c. P. lit—1205 ex.,1
330mm. M.—1 01.1 10 1 22.6
n cranium amount .
Luvs: NEW roux
m "on 1130“ m
Mn 01..
um n33; ex. P. lit—rue
on. 8080:. am an. 40! ex.
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uglinifi‘t use All a. GLAmll‘E ”6'01
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BARBER! 9171810..
“AVE SOUTH NORWALK
Gwmbmllex..a.m.; 143 no,
5F
In»
omlc.
mo: ronrr name.
mm SOUTH
Ian. 5:15p.m.
Mum.
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
A KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. OONN
Opposite Horse Railwnynepot.
Womfl Elm street. Telephone call 11-!
null ti
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS DAIII
ll Washington street.
Onondailyfromfltolflnm..nnd tromltoa
p.m..andonSotnrdnyovenln¢sn-oxnoml.
H'Intarest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS, Prest.
JOHN H. FERRIB. Vim-Prent.
JOHN B. KNAPP Soc. and Tru-
To
Reach
Buyers
4
Is the cherished plan of all ad-
vertisers.
h
buyers buy THE SENTINEL,
and it} is through their trade
that all
Business
Must
Prosper.
. out”
10 01.. 7 it
an.
n Smomm. A. lit—0 32m, 9 lien,
All“ ex” 11 Oil P. M.—12 0501., 7 10 01321.! g and.
[on SomnNonwm A. 11.400 on, £00
700 00
ll 08 30.,
1100 so.
406
an, Till no.
In.
for Dnnbury—
A 48 Pittsiield
ERA” "I'l'nNBURY for South Norwalk—
7!) ex" 1149 w. n. 1114445 657
sonwstx—m. an
mvn Winsos Pom—m I... m.
The anr Crass of
on.
The dlsngu-cuble man was lost in
thought. He was thinking of her. "Docs
she moan mo?" he asked himself. She was
the only girl who had ever made him
think.
In fact, ho thought twice His second
oilcnse was, “if it were not for tho promv
ise to my mothor not to stay out after
dark while she is alive, Iwmild see this
girl homo. " And still he waited.
The conductor came to collect the fares.
Tho disngn‘onble man paid for both.
”I'lmln't you bottor let me cosh up now?"
asked Bernardino, making a bluil to find
her pocket.
'Yos," he
plouso. "
Bernardinc was surprismi, but she was
game. That was one on ilornnrdinc.
They rods for u long time in silence.
At last a Polish-Jewish widow eaten-d
the car. Bornardine moved along to give
her a scat.
“Why did you do that?” asked the dis-
agreeable man inn huff. “When you have
a thing in this world, you want to {room
to it for yourself."
“You don’t understand, " was the cnlm
reply. “I have a pllllOBOpl’ly of life. "
“You’re next thing to a fool,” he said.
' Bomnrdine was beginning to thaw. lie
was not like other mcn. ills noble frank-
ness pleased her. But she could not ro-
sist the tomptutiou.
“Don't call yourself hard mum's," she
said.
That was ono on tho dlsngrm'ublo mun.
But he smilod [but 4 by 0 sunburst smile
of his and lupsod into sill-non.
Yos, he would soc hor homo. llo was
suro his motIu-r could not have livod
through tho hot tiny that was now (lruw-
ing to a closo. So it was nil right.
lie helped her from the (‘ur.
“Slop squcozing my hand," she sold.
That. sottlod it. llo. was sure ho luVi'll
hor now.
lint ho was politic. “Don't iinttor your
solf," he said. "Talk about bonds! 1
hold four quoons last night."
That was om- too much for lloruunliuo.
She know ho wus hor .Inck--—thc Jack of
her honrt.
Just thou thoy stopped m-ur u lump-
post.
’l'ho disagl‘coublo mun noticod for the
first tiun- llmt hor o_\'obrows \wro him-k
nnd hor hair of n dolicuto hompou gold.
Then he realized tho truth. It \\'l|:~
if u hurdle hull struck him.
And so lioruurdluo dyed!
lio pullrd himsolf togolhor. lurnod .«l
lontly from In-r :unl slurlod homo lo bi~
inotIn-r.~-liostou lludgot.
rt
answered. “Five cents.
n'lN‘
Forgot "is Name.
Dr. lh-rorly (‘oio is vory ulisontluimh-d.
Though ho has n wondorfui faculty for
rocolloctiug Intros. ho ouu uovor n'momiwr
a name or duto, and this Wouknoss cuusos
him ondloss omimrrossmcnt.
llo alwnys calls in ywrsou at the branch
poslollioo for llIr mull, :md tho poslnl
rlork bonds it out without a \\'HI‘II, us In-
know. tho Ilm'lnl‘ l‘ulo Wont to tho IIIIII‘I~
rocoully, um! liu-ro our: :1 now fuco at tho
window. llo stoppod, and ain't .‘l fi-w 1;.»
moul~' Iiilllw inquirod:
"Any nmil for um"
“Whut homo. pli'tlsw'.“
"L"! lilo soon- uh,” mnl Ill‘ l'm'lu'li Iii~
brain, but lho numo luui rsonpod him. In
Vl'liililiolilll ho wuikod lo mud in: in tho
oilico and was on tho point of going homo
in dospuii‘ whcu lu' saw u frioml coming.
".\h, now 1 how Ii," hosu'ni tohlulwif
"Ilo'ii cull mo by numo, "
"liow uro you, doctor?" wzmlho l‘rivnd‘s
growling. ’I‘Im doctor was so nnol ho
Wouldn't hpoul; to him. i~'iu.iliy in» luru-
ml, and soiling lilo ucquniulnnoo Ivy lilo
urlu doumudml:
"Wimtiu l‘n' dmii i. my numo tiny»
Wily?"
“\l'hnt's lho mnllor with you? .\ro you
urn/.yl”
"No, but my numo ims csoupml nw "
"iluvou‘l )(yli any of your curds?”
"liy .Ioro, l uoror thought of limi,’
lTo hmlily ilolll'il out his l’ill‘lli'ilhi’, :llul
druwiw: out n pnslolmnrd roml il wign-rly.
"ilolo, Iiovotly ('oIo. 'l‘hul'n II," and
ho got his mail.» Sou ii‘ruucisoo l’osf,
llor "no I'lxlravuguuoo.
llolly II. hmi Iminhuml in mouth mid
once for 00 yours “in n u oli~lout roiulivo
diod and loft hor $310.1"!!! ’l‘ho old lady ro»
coivod tho Hows with tho utmost.cnImm-ss.
Hho was loo old and hTIilil n body to ho li'll
into anything rush. but. who mid to n
frioud:
“l niu‘t goiu to Ito wokhssunii Mir-urn
gain, but If i Iivolo gotnil thnlnnonoy
l'ili goln to how what l‘vo wanted all my
lifoaud ain't ncvor foltuhlolohuy, and
(hm is u Imir nf ronl nloo siilo combo with
yoilow glass bonds on 'cm. I'll have thom
combs If 1 how in go as high as 50 couta
for 'om. " <<<<< YnilIII'H (tompuuion
llnpld Transit.
Slim-Hour did you [at on with your
. s w
' wy‘ um: rm '
Mrs. Yates, the lady mayor of One-
hnnga, New Zeaiand. has now had
some months in office, and to the Mel-
bourne Argus has been. given her im-
pressions. She has found no diiiiculty
in the work, and some of the townsfolk
say she is the best mayor Ouehunga has
ever had. Dem-mined to know her du-
ties, she had studied them, and when
she found certain members wanted to
talk away time—~why, she had introduc-
ed the closure. The work, Mrs. Yates
added, she had not found incompatible
with her position as uwoman, “nor had
she found anything objectionable about
being a justice of the peace, but she had
only sat on the bench on one or two oc‘
casions, one of those being when a lit-
tle girl was charged with stealing. She
refused to attend in an affiliation case
when she was asked. She thought that
in such. cases a right minded woman is
inclined to be harder on bcr sex than
men, and she did not think it would be
beneficial! to adjudicate. "
Don't lllnck Up Fireplaces.
“It is all very well to want to deco-
rate an open liropincc," said a promi-
nent avoman physician of New York
as we sat waiting in a charming up
town flat for tho hostess to uppour.
“Now, Mrs. L. thinks she is way up
on hygiene and would be horrified if she
was told to tho contrary, but with that
gaudy screen conccaiing the fireplace
she is shutting off one of the best moans
of ventilation the room has in summer.
The draft which kcops tho fire burning
in winter doesn’t stop because July has
come. An opcn liropiuco, with its draft,
is a splendid means of kooplug any room
well ventilated and also cooler. In ho-
tols, whore the ugly black iron screcn
is fastened tightly over the oponing; it
should be romoved. With one window
open and the fireplace not stopped up
with u lot of truck, a fine current of
air can be secured that is is blaming.
Nothing more than a pottod plant or
palm should ovcrimpcde that air cur-
rent. "
Suffrage and Immigration.
The practical bountit of womausuf-
rage in incl-casing tho political powcr
of intelligonco is iiiustratod by tho sta-
tistics compilotl by Dr. .Tosoph S. Son-
net. and rocontly pubiishod, in rcgard
to tho iuuuigrouls hunhul at Ellis is-
land, Now York, during lhiltl. Thom
wore 302mb?) mulos. ”2,004 foluulcs,
almost tIm-u mon to one Woman. This
is about tho usual proportion. Woman
suilrugo Would double tho Amrriouu
vote, while it would add only ouovliiird
to tho foreign \‘oto, thus vastly iucrolts-
ing the ()(lucutml majority. wiiiio «Irving
no injustio to our nulurniin-d follow
citizl-ns. Al prosoul un-n of it Iroigu birth
era-rt a much groutor roluliw pnwor
thou thoir uuqu-r outitlos tin-m in do,
siuoo thoy roprosout fmvor womcn than
do tho Aun'riouu rotors—lloslon Worn.
un's .Tournul.
.‘llss McCullorh on llornobm'k.
Miss Moi'ulloch, duugiilorof tho lion.
Hugh .‘loi'ulllx‘ll, i'ormor socrotury of
the tromury. is going on a tour around
the world, which will occupy two yours.
Although it is not. wry gout-rally known,
sho has low” writing some cxtromoly
roudubio stories for the post your, and
pooplo who huvo (-urrfully (‘l'llli‘lfii'il hor
work think that sho is ono of tllt‘p«1.~'~‘l—
hiiitios for coming fiil’i'lllHSi u'omcu
writors. Him is wry iudoprudont in her
Opiniousund u lino horsowomuu. Tho.
family spoml the summer in the coun-
try, whoro tho notivos at ono time usod
to plnn lo molt hor wlnu :lzo rodo
abroad, for Miss .‘loi 'ullooh, lhoy dun
chm-d, had adopted it bifurozlimi riding
habit and twin :ulrido.
Marvin ll. Daniela.
Mrs. Murcia llurlu'rt Dnniols, who
was vim-loll on tho iluuvliiosrinml imurd
last April, is tho um \romuu (‘lhw'll in
that cilyi'or lhzu position. Silo is u
(laughivr of .'l .litwszu'imsctls i’ulhor and
u Kentucky molhor. lh-r grninlmothor
Will-llll-lr‘ii‘l‘ «f Num'y Hunks Llln'oln,
lIlo luoiIn-rI-E l'l‘ohlilolli llliu‘ulll. Slh'
was born in lmlionu, but has livwl in
lluuviilo for in-zu'iy :0 yours. For right
yours sho sorw d as pr<vl‘o.~:~«>r of mulho-
mutios in u prominn-nt hominnry, ziflor
which sln- Im'zuuo thowifool’ Mr. .T: A.
lluuiols. Hho is tho molhor of livo pi‘oul
ising chihirI-n. a thoroughly cupublo
wounm and u Nuil'i‘ugzlhl.~—-l):lll\'lll"
(ills) lulu r.
hillu‘n I’l-lllrunt m
'l'ho silk pn-illcout has Iu-mmo an or
liolo of artistic ologanco. mzulooi’ rich
brocmios nml moirn silks and trimmed
with loco covorml ruiiios and ilouncceof
chiffon and is almost as imporilml on
item of drmsnslln-gowu which is wurn
ovor It. A wry dainty skirt is lllulio of
block iuul whito striped silk, with u
flounco of yollow satin at tho bottom,
ovor which is u pluiiod silk muslin
rufllo mlgml with narrow block guipuro
and llomlcd with black insortion and u
rucho of nun‘lin. Whiio snlin and whiio
chiffon in the iioul combination for a
bridal potiicont.
They Did Well.
Some of the women who cmno from
oriental countries to the World‘s fair
3mm tobavodcnovory woll horo. \Imo.
Hanna Korany is still in New York city
and adopts Anioricmi ways morn ovory
tiny. at least much of hot fnroign ap~
pcnrunco has disapw-arml except whon
shols iuhornntiouul omlmno. Allothor
Woman, Zuloika .‘hrrabjid‘uvolior. from
India, has roooully been mumml to a
Donvor rum and is new It-.-illl'llil! in
procurof min to hid in building a how
pita] in l. unbay for high ('nslo wmuon.
'I'h ,lmmpicm "in.
Tim champion girl of the periml lives
out on the Muck. From April He Juno
1 this year she planted three son-s of
potatms, did all the «mixing nulls-laying
{or the funily, milked four cams, had
the calves, pigs and chickens, allot three
chicken hawks and a wildcat, not the dog
on is tramps. attended la dam and,
three picnics. madlllvo dim Well hid
m up up four nights in the Week with
w bean—e'l‘ocoma Unlm.
uues’ "Willie, “may “andi;7‘”'lir0wn
Aanvas
oxror-zos,
u
500 a Pair, Worth $1.50.
iadies’ line A
ussell and Kid
OXFO‘RDS,
500 a Pair,
Men’s , Russell
$3.00;
Only $ I .50 a Pair, at!
THEODORE
8i WASHINGTON STREET.
Vurlh $1.50
Bluc’hers, Worlh
DLSEN’S,
- . SOUTH NDRWAlK.
le us In .
Your Mind.
No matter how small your want: my
be, see if we can suit you. Whether
you want one dollar’s worth, or more. or
less, remember that our object is to earn
your good will and keep your patronage.
We deal in
Will PAPERS.
PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES.
ARTISTS’ MATERIALS.
PICTURES FRAMED
AND. UNFRAMED.
Also do general
PAINTING.
PAPER HANGING
chonquu BUSINESS.
L. H. Decker,
79 Washington St, St. Norwalk
P. S. PICTURES ERAMED lo ORDER
Will PAPERS.
I am selling white back Blanks
from We. to 200. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or is in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 15c. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has boon quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters supplies at lowest
priceo.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
No. 2 Elm Avenue.
EAST NORWALKE:
liL'Y 0F
W. Podmore,
AND SAVE MONEY.
Itlli'lu‘l: 'l'ublos, EIiJIl
Extension Tables. Sim)
Dining i 'hair». ..~o
(‘oxumou (‘huirm .ii)
llm‘ll liockor, SiJU
Splint liockor. N3
02.2.5
ll
linuunolh Rocker,
libzh (‘huir mnl Table,
Clearing Sale
iiaby (iarringcs,
Jana, ll‘munocks, Heals, Barrens, ice Cronin
li'nwers. Tim. Rakes. etc. All new good".
SMITH, MURRAY &. 00..
1 THE CENTRAL
DASH GIIDGERY *
n5 uum uuu STREET.
——....____
I6 Ounces lo a Pound
and One Price In All.
ECONOMY isWEALTH
you may not become wealthy but you
will save money and have the satisfac-
tion of eating the very host broad by
using our Economy Flour.
Our Teas and Coffees are noted for
thoir purity and delicious ilavor. We
sell the very best article as low as other
dealers nslr for inferior goods. As we do
a very extensive trade in Tees and Cof-
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
enabled to give useful presents without
extra charge.
c. k-..
P. d. FLYNN,
Plumbing. Sleam and Gas Filling
108 WASHINGTON ST.
J. F. Flynn will have personal chnrgelof this
department.
Plumbing m‘ci‘hauird and put in first class
sanitary condition.
PORTER WATER MOTOR
Best In the world. Call and got prices.
mil if
I ' moms.
New and second hand
Buggies, Phaeluus, Carriages
Canopies. Spindles, elc.
Prices to Suit All.
(”ALL AND SEE THEM.
.Heury Tilly.
DRY GOODS N EWS. AUGUST ”is. lmsuif
SUGGESSURS T0
EAST AND PLEASANT TO TAKE.
Palenl Medicines
AT OCR PRICES.
IN FAGT. HARD NOT TO TAKE,
Loxatonik $1.00
Hood's Snrsaparilla, .60
Ayers‘ Sarsaparilis, .67
Dana’s Sarsaparilia, .67
Cuticura liosolveut, .70
Scott's Emulsion, .60
Green‘s Nor-rum, .70
Stiiison's Specific for Malaria, .75
I’aine's Celery Compound, .65
Brandreth's Pills, .12
Alcock's Plush-rs, .10
lcuson's Capsico Piustcrs, .12
Castoria, .23
Carter's Pills, .12
Atwood‘s liittors, .13
Radam‘s Microbe Killer, qts., .75
Radam's Microbe Killer, gal. jars, 2.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .25
Den. 0. Slillsun’s
Drug Store,
82 Washington Street.
c.4663 an. arrow
Fire, his and Accidenl Insurance.
NEAL ESTATE AND HUUSE AUEIIT
Ocean Steamship Tickets and Sterl-
ing Drafts, Loans Negotiated and
Stocks Sold. Uillce 5 Railroad Place,
next to Post ()illcc, South Norwnlk,Ct.
'folliury l’nblic. Acknowledgments
‘a on.
.. n. lruuluESW
Pam uuugelfialclmiuei,Palulal
Anni dealer in
Will PAPER AND BORDERS.
lNorth Main vitreous». Nurwalk.
..,, up!“ mm.- ot lull lino MIMI. our”! 0!
Ftp-w, Iimliul‘n and (silt Mouldings Lulu-n
humus for Ilium-Hon on notice by postal.
mail Eatimatescheertullninn.
W. B. HALL & CO.
BRIDGEPORT. OONN.
THE GREAT COMBINATION SALE OF DRY 00008.
This is without. doubt ono of the greilonl oi‘i'orln ever altrmpled In the mouth of dugout. i’ooplo coming from far and hour M attend
this grout Halo.
W’fliin third week will find even grealv
norm hm prevcnlmi our putting a prion on. ’i‘iil
ban mun-lining"! interest. Em'hdopnmnenl :
T‘ \'
nines. M A great don] of summer «lull is coming lo iighl which. with our groal rush of busi-
u will ho brought forward now. and grout. values will ho ollnrml till this Week. Evory counter
mm is striving to tum lilo mlwr,
be surprising. This wool: gives an entire change oi cash deparununt.
Women’s Cloak, Suil and WaiSl
Department.
in thin De arlment on am getting some
gland mlucl can in rm yrmrule wear, and we
are glad you are availing yourself of them. as
anything illll me buy lhat will me you work
and mum we a as semi an wivortim-meut so
warm gonna you do not lot-gal nunh thin in in
alum-y. Follow us with a few values 9 the
l “)3
Us for these cool evenings.
()0 mod (Sloth Canon, W. ll. Hall a: Cafe
price 9‘; our ire 92.“
Black and lolortulliinih and Hill Capra. W.
H. Hall .l' Cull price 30.!!! in $201010!" price
ill i.
ileum-mania Suits in black. Blue and Tan.
W. ll. llail a (loft; price “2.00: our price 87.50.
pm Hulls. the remainder has rmelmi
another redaction.w. ll. Hall 4!; Com price
filial" price HO.
him-ll and bio Home fining. W. ll. Hall A
(3039 price $5.50: our price $2.95. Large sizes
on] .
. ” W i is.
"$0333; grew man-game by w. a.
i . u: r on
Pdu*rgmrir..,.niw.sa~
:gtgfili . i 000.“ worlddhmMfl
’rv ‘ fhlnf in “film lgx‘l'nl 'Jl‘wnm
mm and within a m ”on and low
buses will more than if anything.
"urine
at minimum
mean“ 3mm?
33?. l"
Apron lilauhmna. W. ii. ilnii do (‘m's price
7r ; our price It'.
Sill-inch French ('nmhrlos. W. ii, Hall A:
(’o.‘« price lilo: our price ”Wu; over 1m diil'or~
cal nlylen to chum-e from.
Hauliapun Hailing. W. ii. llail & (Info price
:nigc ' our prion i1: ‘ a
I ll. Ilalld‘t Coin price Nu;
ml go Prints. .
our prim lo.
Hhirlmgl’rlmn. W. ll. Hall a: (Infill price
ill-phi our price Ii".
ll'ltwesslmttk floulrmAV‘. ll. llall 6: Col»
price HE’S.- :util' price Ho.
Lawns, handsome styles, W. H. Hall J: Cole
prim W432: our prior lil’c.
Dmuuinahnml, W. ii. Hall (0'. Po. 5 price
i2}? and link: our price 0‘ to.
llmuiiitluliams. W. v. Hull & Cola price
10".: our price Mr.
Aminmm ”in hams. W. ll. llama: Co.'s
pria'wl'w mm or w 191:.
”Mini Cold-Mr lmwns. W. H. Hall 6‘: Cola
prim: lilo umr rice 123w.
llemnnnlsn Wash Hoods on center lalalo
and marked in plain figures with a deep cut
in W. ll. Hall I!» (To): prices.
Onmaslic Depanmaul.
The nannies are lakln ulna of
imagine and Ming for (all and vim; it
is a wise plan; you can save money by doing
the some thing.
“00%); 13:39". W. 8. Hall in (30:: price 50s.:
'Enrley all . mason a 0°:an
m: rules a
”"hqvgmuea mm. w. a. nails
00.
’ 0mm. w. a. Hall
wannam
. . new you
and with this kind of o-nlimsnism about the More values will
ilolm-l I’lanuoi. W. H. Hall 1" (Joke prloowicq
our price i’u‘.
India Linen. W. ii. llall & (iota price. 100.;
our price. IZW‘.
Embroidorwl Fhmm-Is. W. H. Hall «V CHIN
price K‘s: : our price 1323-“.
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price i In; our price. ”its.
Tummy. i . Hall 4: (“ole price lilo;
pr m-iw.
Towel». W. ll. "all rlr (,‘ofs price ital-6",:
price lllr.
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prim-ii! f.
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prim; lilo.
Tom-is, W. Ti. llull {h Tim‘s pri-o from;
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price 3719').
Black Dress Goods nepanmam.
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lhanbisrk. Maul. anyone mm wru- it. and
never was shelter opportunity adored than
now in hu&black goods. Follow the prices.
winch col Henrietta. W. ll. llall lo 0on
price I: our rice We a yard.
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0:0on «301.50 or rice 1.13 ml.
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