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Sentinelj
SIGNOF THEREDEIJAN
SOME SECRETS OF THE AUCTION
BUSINESS LAID BARE.
A Chat With an Expert Who Makes fine
Distinctions In Grading AucttonecrhA
Graduate 111 Chathnm street, ”the nu.
gain Counter 0! America."
From the outer wall a red ilag lying
limp in the hot atmosphere and from the
inside a hard, rasplng voice jerking out
ingments of the English language with
vicious energy, alternately commanding
and pleading. and anon hurling samples
of ilno scorn and biting sarcasmut a hard,
unleellng World.
it was an auction sale of jewelry, and
the “gentlemanly lecturer,” so to speak,
was there passing around on the inside do-
ing his great set.
In a tow spare moments a reporter got
hold of thenlorcsaid gentlemanly hrcturcr,
and ilndlng him allable and pleasant in
manner interviewed him as to his career
as follows:
“Where did I commence? Why, where
do you suppose—«where would an artist in
the business begin except in Chatham
street, New York. the bargain counter of
America, the sucker's vale oi tears? I be—
gan there right alter the war. ()h, things
were easy in those days—everybody with
money to throw to the birds, and a whole
lot of people ready to buy stuiI that
they had no more use for than a (mi. has
for an uccordeon. Auctioneers have never
had any such graft as that was right after
the war except in boom days in a mining
town, when the fellows used to dig gold
and buy brass. When you can find a town
where everybody has money, where the
test of tone is the ability to tell the
time of day without taking a prop at the
sun, and where men regard it. to be the
correct thing to wear a solitairo diamond
on a blue flannel shirt, then you have
found the nuctioncer's dream of paradise.
Such a place has been nearest approached
in my time by Rapid City in the boom
times of the Black Hills and by Loadvillo
and Cripple Creek later on.
“Take the business as it now is, it is
enough to make an auctioneer discourag-
ed. One thing that is sad for the gentle«
men of our profession to note is that the
public is getting very cunning. (Ion men
-—and when I speak of con men I want it
understood that I do not think that they
are in any way allied to auctioneers—haw
to go along way out in the brush these
days to 11an a purchaser for a gold brick,
and the man who sells goods 'in auction
stores has to face the disheartening fart
that ho is talking to a lotof wise men who
only smile when asked to start a solid
gold watch {or $5.
“Them are not more than :lIIO good aur-
tionecrs In America outside of 111112111 fol
lows who sell secondhand plows and
broken down horses out in the country in
the latter part of the winter. We do not
count them as of our prulosslon. ’l'hv
highest. rank among lllll‘IlHIli'i'rH is tnkru
by the 1111-11 who soil jewelry. ’l‘b- y llllhl
know whvn (hwy pick 11p a watch how
much it is womb and tho bust it can b1-
sold for without an urinal loss. Next
comes the class of 1111-11 who conduct 121-11-
nluc solo-1. sm-b as those caused by a disso-
lution 11fp11rlin>r~lllpnr a real failure. ’l‘n
' the third class lll‘ltillK a lot. of it'lanfi who
will pull anything and who are willing a
thousand times a day to [Vll‘tllxt‘ ihvlrwnrul
and 'hunor' that. the brass. \\'1‘|l.(‘ll\\'llii‘ll
they Im- trylnuI to sell for $3.75 is of ii
carat gold. The lwttvr :1 man is at this
business the hum-1 llulM' he makes. Whvn
you lu-nr «1111- of those 'forty-forty-fnrty-
forty-make lien l1nlf' mvn, you can make
up your mind that ho is 51111111 chi-up guy
Whowns educated on wmndhand board-
ing house flIrnltun‘. Now. with 1111-, I try
to cultivatl- many of ”11' rhuravh-rhtivs 11f
the actor. and it is my 111111 to shift my
mien from the light and airy pvrsiilaul- of
comedy to tho impn'ssiw Illlllllli'l' of tin~
tram-1111111. Win-n some nmn offers film
an article, you don‘t hear 1111» rattle away
liken small boy's toy windmill. with It
clipper attached to it, 'ilvo. live, live, llt'o,
make it slx,‘ but. in a quiet way i any, ‘I
lllll mill-red $.‘1,’
“This I accompany with ritlu-r a smile.
as if such an nib-r wvrI-nm-uf tho llllilllt'hl.
bin-innstunws in all my variegated Q'Xlli‘l‘l'
1-111'1-.nrnluukol lruuivdnspnlr, nail lwvro
liIInnh-d by the idea that I was lli'illll 11:11-11
as n 11111111111 for rubbing 1111' employer. (lot
to lw a good judgi- of human nature, of
mnrw. Sonn- 1111'n will shy at a smilv,
whilo others will Hitlllllli'lli' :Ittln‘ tin-It snip
Izi-stlon ui' tram-1|}: Womn'n urn good pa-
trons of 1111 nun-lion after you 111-1 them
broki- in. but ihvy urn naturally morn 1.11:1
plcions than men and are bargain hunters,
Their 1111‘ 11 whnb- lot of worm-n who will
buy htnil' that tiny don't ”mum. 111111111511
it is "lil'llli. \‘on r1-11111111l11-rthr1tstory-11f
the woman who bought 11 sll\'11r1lmrpl11tv
with the nnmn- of Jenkins on it on tho
I-lnuu'othot she might some day have u
danuhtrr who might grow 11p and llllllllb
marry sumo Mr, .Ioliklllh. 'l'iu-y 11m tho
klIulm-nniy llii'll‘ Iribv l111-r1‘11:»1-~- who urn
tln- nurtluno-rr'n 11111114,»
" l"nnnhn~.t thlmz that over inippvnul to
11111 whilr lwns sl-iliuy 1:111 uls was our night.
in Minneapolis, whvrv l was selling 11 lot.
of sllvl-riin- wuicln-w’. l 1*xpl11i1n-1l what
sllvo-rlnvwns 11ml thou l11-ld opayvllow
wulcb win-11 11 little Irishman said. ‘I Hiip-
[xw'..\lul.1-1'y, that that 1111b lsbIIttI-rlnvl'
“lint 1111111511111. llvrv slu- was again."
And the voice I-xpvrt darn-d lwhind tho
ronnb-r, mounted his platform and in iii!
almonds by tho “‘llli'll alter 111111111~vvssf11lly
trying in got the 11ss1-111blml crowd to bid
on 11 $2M! diamond stud disptmml of n 25
cent pair of 111mm» bulimm to u mnlldinu
wmnnn for Ill! and wlwn left was busy c-x-
pinininu Ibo virtues of a lllied com-chm»
norm-icr to n lnndx‘rnmn from Michigan.
~millilcngo lnicr Ucvoii.
An l‘mhndia story.
A low days 11121: while 11 minimum was
buying stamps at thv- posiuillt'o some one
took his umbrvlln, as 111-. ln'llttt'l'l-i, by mis-
take, and the loser put this card in tho
morning paper:
“'l‘lmklnd frivmlwhn carried nil nIy
umbrella at the posioilicc- yesterday will
bear in mind that tho 'gnli-a of iwm‘cu'
Ii‘l‘ only 24 inches wide. My 11111brclls
nu-nsnrss ‘JH. A t tlw other place he won't
noodle. Didn't lllvvs pray for just one
drop oi water? llu bad lmtn‘r return it to
208 Chamber of liommcrcc, and no ques-
tions will be Mkvd. "
A {cwdnys later a boy lmnnzht in an
umbrella, but, alas! not. the mlvcrtiscr's.
He had caught liiewmnu consclciicc.—~
Boston Transcript.
The World (letting Old.
Young Man lvnihnsbmticnlly)-—Thil is
In age of primrose.
Old Men Ipityingiyki’mml Non.
seam Thc‘ world is going lmckw’ard, sir.
Why, sir,i y young days even the
menthiym ins- came out six weeks
ahead at time. Yes, sin—~11” York
Weekly.
.. seennnroos, consumed: .
Remark-Ma. Merit-Occurrence tuned
met on Human audios.
Medical literature of this country as
well as that of England and continental
Europe relates many remarkable in-
stances of the spontaneous combustion
Of the human body. in all such cases,
which are the more interesting on no-
couut of their comparative rarity, the
victim has boon apcrson addicted to the
iimnodcrutc use Of spirituous liquors.
either as a beverage or in the form of a
bath. Little by little all the water and
other liquids of the body are replaced by
alcohol, and then all that is necessary
to cause a catastrophe is to find some
means of applying flame to tho spiritons
gases which are escaping from every
pore. Occasionally the breath Of the
poor victim is fired while lighting a
pipe or a cigar, or it may be that a
flame comes in contact with and lights
the alcoholic vapors which are escaping
from some other portion of the body.
When once the tire is applied, a bluish
flame extends very rapidly to all parts
of the body, leaving it a shapclcss mass
Of charred flesh and calcined bones. In
many instances attempts have been
made to extinguish the ilamcs with wa.
tor, but always without success. When
the affected parts 0! the victim are
touched, a fatty matter attaches itself to
tho linger, still continuing to burn and
giving off a very disagrccablu odor,
something similar to that which arises
from burning a mixture of horn, hair
and wool.
During all this timea thick black
smoke arises from the body and attaches
itself to the surface of all objccts with
which it comes in contact, tho “sct-
tlings" from it being in tho form of a
sweat, uncmous to the touch and of an
unbearable fetor. In the majority of
such cases combustion is only arrested
when the ilcsh has been reduced to
cracklings and the bone to powder.
Vincent, in his “Curiosities licswcting
Man,” says. “Commonly the foot Imd
portion of the head are not burned, but
usually when the combustion is finished
it is diil'lcult to believe that the inciner-
ated mass is all that is left of a human
body. "—St. Louis Republic.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS.
The English Drummer Compared With Iii.-
Fellmv Salesman In America.
The commercial traveler in England
is littlo dili‘o-rcnt from his .-\11111r11~;m
brother, pursuing the sumo llllI- of pol-
iov in "getting tl11-ro"sof1iras m-vnrini;
trad-1 is concvrnml. llis invariablo rnlv,
hHWOVI-r. is that his iirst prn'o given to
a local merchant is his last and only
111111. 'l‘lu-i'o is no going in the morning
Willi an odor and then in tho :Il'trrnmn
with 11111-xtr11 Indnm-nu'nt to makn tin-
trudo. This being the invurmbb' ruin, ll
saves much labor and :1ppr1vl1vnaion in
tho mind of tho buyer that he has but
dune suwvll as 1111 could ll:i\'t'll\:ll1‘\\'llll
morn diplomacy.
Everything is done f11r1l11,-c.1111lurt oi
tho traveler. and at. tln- hotels at spwlal
npaI'inwnt railed tho l‘Hlllllii‘rl‘llll room
is set apart for hisvaclusivv use. In this
room smoking is prohibited until it p.
111., 11 place bving dcrntwl to that pun
pne‘u at. other times. The traveler lukw‘.
his meals in the (‘0111111111'1‘iul room, tho
dinner bvingasct ziilzm' in which all
travelers in the lioum- generally particb
pain. The oldest mun 1:1 at the hind ui
tho table and is ('llllt‘tl lbw proaidolii,
whilv ut the foot is tho )WIllllgI‘hl man.
and he is (crmvd vii-v lil‘|'>lili'lli. Sub-.1-
lluimnf fund zil‘n Ivftvu 111111111 by Vnta‘.
and two or ihrn-c “ill club tum-tlu-r le
spl-vml illslnw‘ 1~r wim tho [il‘v'~lllI'lll
grin-rally 1111111111: llll' Illli"vll'tll.
.-\ (lllllll' r 1mi~ 111 llllr \\.1}'i'1‘11111 (11111
7.11111“ :unl oilm Inn-.Il~ 1n [d‘nlwl‘llulh
1.11 1,. ml lmnl 11111! .m-rvb'v- 11111111: b.111
throughout (il'o'nl lii'IMIn 11nd ll'l'llllltl
at thmo primes. A! tho-n dInnI-I's and In
the Kl'llt‘l‘illl‘tdlvi 1'~:111on11111111r1ui11v11n11
oi unn to the Orin-r. ii sirangwrs, 1-
111-1-«-~~111')’. and all 111111 in tho moon}
1‘11llVl‘l'millHll and story telling, :1 trail
1:111111111111 l1) Ill1'\\ll11|" bruilu‘rinuul mi
(‘lilllllll‘l'l'ldl il‘liVI‘li'l'~, lw lib-1' i-mnd In
London, 1\'c-w York or i\'.11211'l1;11k.1.w--
iiardwurv.
Quarter l’t'l‘k and Gang“ 11y.
Quaribrdm-l: orignmtu-ul i'1‘11111 (bu ur
rangrnn'nl that. tlw pui'llnli mi 1111' dwi;
s11 I‘illli'llwllh‘ about 11111- l'uni'lbwl' lln
whulo spoon. l’oru or forward mob
lI'I‘I‘lYWl its 111111111 :1»; lwim: llli‘ prmripzil
p.11'1oi' lliu ship in whuh lll"il;.1lilll|;.'
11ml: blurb, ln'nngx‘aiml111111>l111lum~1i11~
li‘Yi'N 11f llll' Ullb'l‘ liiil'l Hi ll11~Il1~I‘li.11ul
holding a l’tlllllililliillllt.’ p1 I‘llllill i'nup
iliv'l il'~l‘|l :ilh i':]Iill ul ”1‘“ .1l]1 :1 i .‘Ilmll
i'ui‘ illllitlri, lmlli ill IIII 11.111111111111111
Vulinn. mums from tho 1.111111.
ii:il1',."1\‘;1)‘i1:1.l lll'i'll l1.111d1-Il1i11\\‘11from
tho duysni‘ llw ancient willrpuf liw
l'l111'1111'i11111<. i‘arIlioizl-ninn-s and How
111:11111, 11. having law” 11 board whu-h
ran alum: Ibo wholo length. m-rvnm :11
a pasmuo for llIo rowm's to and iruIn
llll'lt' scale it was also nillmwl 11411
[I‘nllllu plum for tho 1mm. and -~:1il
whvn not. In use. Til” form now 1l1-I1Htw
1tpl:1v1~11fv\itur l‘lllrlllil‘t' from 111‘ in a
WWII, manually from tho rhnrr'. by
111111111~ol a loin: plank or plati‘nr1n.~—
libninbwrs' Journal.
A Lou-r 11! Tobacco.
It is said that tho 1111111111 is u lm‘I-r of
tobacco. lmt any who 111110111111. pipi'nr
cigar in tho vainvl minpmnnl, and the
tunnel will follow the sniukvr about.
plum his now vim-w to the burning to.-
bm-m, inhnlv tho (now. with a innit
Milli, swallow the smoke. thou thrnwiflu
his head up, with mouth 1111111111 and vyvs
upturnml, sin-wont the blmdshot whites,
will grant 11 sigh of ecstasy that would
make tinI i'oriuno of a low mmmlinn in
a love s11111111,-ilow llnlls,
ltnly prmlul'os 23. «l per m-nt of tim
wine of the “wild. .‘ipain 23.8 per cent
and France 21.9 per cent. the three 111»
lions producing ill.“ per (wilt of tlw ag-
gregate output. amounting in 21.370,»
0‘") 000 gallons.
Dwarfs live much longer than giants.
the latter usually having Weak me.
tattoos and soft and brittle bones.
C. H. Gibson, Md.
THE new enemies-non.
In!!! W“!!! mm “(I M
(10st In the Senate.
In the senate Of the United States at
the present time there are 40 Populists.
Their names Were disclosed by the vote
against striking out. the Populist in-
come to): sections of the built bill:
NVm. V. Allen, Nell. James K. Jones. Ark.
Wm. B. Bate. Tenn. James H. Kyle. b‘. D.
James II. Berry, Ark. William Lindsay. Ky.
J. 8. C. Blackburn. Ky. A. J. Ml'liaurlu, Miss.
N. (7. Blanchard, Le. John Martin. Kan.
Calvin l5. Brice. ()hlu. linger Q. Mills. Tex.
Donelson Cutlery. La. John ll. Mitchell, Dr.
J. N. Camden. \V. Va. Snmuri l’aat'o, Fla.
1“. M. Cockrcll. Mo. In. A. l’eficr. Kan.
Richard Coke. Tex. R. F. l’eitigrew. S. D.
John NV. Daniel. Va. 'l‘. t.‘. i'owcr, Mon.
l‘. .I. Faulkner, W. Va. M. \V. llanmnn.N. C.
J. 7.. George, Miss. W. N. ltoach. N. l).
(l. 1.. Shoup, ids.
ll. M. Teller, Cole.
H. (i. Vest, Mo.
W. F. Vilas, \Vie. .
l). W. Voorhces. ind.
J. L. M. lrby, H. C. l'eirick Walsh, (is.
T. J. Jarvis, N. (f. E. I), White, (.‘al.
Forty i’opnlistsl Socialism is making
headway toward anarchy!
In the senate of the United States at
the present time there are three Demo-
crate—namely:
David ll. liill. N. Y.
James Smith, _J r.. N. .I.
And in tho senate of the United
States at the present time there are two
cowards:
A. I'. llormun. Md. (lcorgcllr11y.licl.
There are other cowards whose names
might go with these. Ilut tin-so cowards
are conspicuous—so conspicuous that
they dose-um to stand clown—Now York
Sun.
John ll. Gordon. Us.
ll. liansbrough, N. D.
l. (1. Harris. Tenn.
Eppa Hunton. Va.
E. Murphy, Jr., N. Y.
Bottling Them l'p.
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THE SOUTH IN THE SADDLE.
Look l‘orwnrd, Not Ilnckvmrcl, and I'm-pare
lnr ilu- fuming Victory.
SW: ll southern w uaiorwiml rough-ss-
1111 n, with 1111-1 nurthvrn N'Ililiill' ni'
soutlivrn >1'111p11tl1i1 <. hxm- bw-n Intrud-
t‘ll with I'm» llltlllrll‘liil dwiinirs 111' TH,-
IliNlJltlil 1f puiplu .ltilhm. \Vllfilill, 3'1-
.‘lllllll, ’I'-n"1~~r11mi Montxonwry conu-
i‘i'mn Vlilil.’ swiIh has than a minbinvd
111.1111?.1lin'1 nf “1.111111. \\'l1:ltv:ninnrllr
1111 1'11. s 1xpm't from tin-5111111111?
.\ 1'.»:111111 1111-111knuw<:inyiliingot‘thv-
11111i~ 1i 1.15111 :1111] industry, and _\'1-1
tiny:Irv1».~‘.1;1p~-:it:1riil‘ bill that must
ow rihruw our wiiulv spb-ndid noiwork
111' 1nd11>Irml111-111inandprogri-ss. And
“how 111+ “11- bluim? \Vllli tlu' lluilll-
1-rn Ilium-rats who in bi": \‘ntwd fur
(lruvrr i ‘bwland and a [)11111111'1'41111' fit-11
mnb- coupon->5.
'l'ln- h-ssun 1111st lm li'Ml‘llt‘lLllllIl it will
pm we 11 bitivr i‘xpl‘l'li‘llt‘t‘. It is too Into
to look back. We must look forward and
rcpair thowrung 11> soon as wo run. We
must begin :11 11111-1- and Iain 11‘ iiu'I:.~‘.~;uIil_v
till ih1- bill \\‘llll‘ll.~1111lil.\ dostim-d to lu'-
('nnn- :1 law is h-plm‘wi by a law of pro
li'l‘lli‘ll. Uur munli'y mn>t rmwlv, our
lulmrrrs 111u>t bv idle. our forlorn ~
cloaml, our savings withdrawn and
spout. our spin-mini progn», national
and llllllHIllllll.l‘lll'I'k1'1l, but 11v~.\i N1»
1'1-niiu-r :1111l 11;.1111 111 l‘dui on can right
lbw wrung, and wr 11.1151 do it w 1-111~
l1lllllll‘1tll}' that tho lll‘lll'H‘I'IIlll‘ party
will not :1;:'11n mmv in 1b:- i'rnm for '1
Ri'lli‘l‘llllllll to «1111112
\nulIn-r Innulisil Alisha-r.
'l'ln' l.1\'1 l‘lmul Mercury mininvnls
I-«lilurmlly upon ”11‘ Inblllnll of :11l:111‘~
In tho l'nIh-d Mulls and says. "'l'bv
sliziclvlwml pruiwiiwn \1'111'1- ~tr- ngihrnn .l
in 1111 1.11pr1-1‘1-Il1‘11lr1l 1\11»ni by ilu- Min
Kinlwy t.11'1il " Willi lilln‘ opinion \11'
t'urdmll)‘ 11,1111. and If it \1‘I-I‘oionpply
llllw lillt' i'.1~l to ll11~ raw 11f tilii‘ l‘H‘I'lif
labor Irnubb ~11 would Iind Ihui it was
ihu wry 13-:11‘ mi 11111 l1111:.1~1111n: «If “tho
bllili‘llll'w 111' prob-“lion" that lilin l'vhilli
ml in ll111 1111i'1111111111I-~ 1' 111111111111 of our
“ions of il11111~11111i~ oi‘ 1111»I1"\\‘l1u|111w
not yI-t born ground down to 11 condition
of 1111'1‘1111.\I.-11-I1«'11, bnrdvrinn on storm!
lion, hill'll 111‘ can be touml lli l‘luropvon
l'Ullllll'lI'a, bnl 11‘l1ol1111‘11bu11 own-1111111111»
Hi to lI1-- in comfort and lil'Imlii'l‘lly
undu-r the ln-Ib-i' that .\111vric:1 \i‘lla lul'
Alllvt‘lt‘nlw and 11111 for i1 11141111111».
A11 "Mort [mm-ml I11 I"r1-I1 'I'I‘Iuld'.
ii “ml, 1.11.}, duun ullh 11111'1111 iblu lll'lihl'll
i11-11111-l1111m
And mu I mmu- 1111i 1.11 111- 1111* ilniu ihv 111W"
pnll1I114111111
luri-II i11111:11IHlIIlI-4lirawl1-1l l11111n<l111111 and
in 111m
in wow. of w1111~1-1111191-11111-111.boI 111) wiloriu
l111111lu1111111i11.
I or 1111111. bun; and b 1111-» )Ior ll..1\1 wound
in I II‘ iuiIl
Tin nwunu in hwy 1111111 urundmu.
in up lu'l‘ Mild.
’I‘livn all ill" ult'bt “ctr happy, 11 :- lmll money,
IllvilII‘ 1 111le hnub u,
"or 111mg of in) mm 1linwnwl by ilw illllelr of
lbt' lmIilw.
llpilu in
'l’ntlxrold mill curry mornlnw 111- march-1d in
13111 phalanx.
“1111111111, tor the Ilinnlt hour to [lay utll‘ uirl
l“ll prank“.
Iinl curl) in 11111 211111111 r on board them 11.
M1111 mm d
The iron 11ml» plaque N 1- undnu; no 1111111! shut
down M 111111.
Thcnavinua i luv! treasured from tho wnurs l
hm 111m 11
I have 11111411111 1111 11 tribal." to the inniimi's
mniruv, from trade.
My clulhmarn in iln' pawnslmp.
ashamed to tum-l
lathe ha 11)‘ boom of daylight ilIu fricndol
11411 (norm-i.
l am now
The home that I had furnishml with many a
fond device
The tree mule 111111111113 has rubbed me of that
humble paradise
Iliaveu lilillllimt now to live for but minty in
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ADAIBIEY SWEEIEQCE South Norwalk anci New York.
FARE—SINGLE, 400.; EXCURSION, 700.
Leave South Norwelk. 7:30 a. in. Leave New York.,lieekman street. 2:15 p.
m.;:',8atur-
day, 2.00 b. in. Leave East Thirty-first street. 2:40 p. 111.; Saturday, me p. m.
Frelflbt steamer, City of Nerwalk. leaves New York, Monday, Wednesdaylaadj'ridey at
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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
The Most charming Summer Resort on Long Island Sound.
FINE HilTEl,
FINE BATHING HOUSES,
GENERAL ATTNABTNINS.
lvery facility for providing for large excursions.
.DANCING DAILY 1
Every Aflernoon and Evening in the Pavilion.
Trolley CaIs Every Twenty Minutes llmii lilziill p. 111.
Point
Owners and
Nolan
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Company,
PrOprletors.
J. FINKENS’l‘EIN, General Manager
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BROWN’S $3.00 SHNE.
And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Making it the best 83.1111 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 50. Norwalk.
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE LINE or”
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.
Largo assortment Of (ink lied-room Buits, Sideboards, Ex-
tension Tables, Fancy Chairs and Parlor Furniture at bottom
prices.
Raymond
& Sons.
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