, .
”that flare You .a Babs!
. “from your drnmlst today. for
.I. herds of Dr. Hand's Gallo Cure.
. liabyoften has distressing colto
M's Colic 0m gives immediate
. by removing wind ‘ from the
. .. end (piloting the. nerves, giving
. asleep. honor think or the
and anxiety this saves you. If
Mylatettblng Dr. Hand’s Teeth-
Intion fnrzllcents, soothes and re
m all pain Sold by all druggists.
:' Doctor ii. R Fisb.of Graivos Mills.
“0.. a practicing physician of many
\ years experience. writes: DaWitt’s Witch .
; Hanoi Salve has no equal for indolent
sores. ids and burns. It stops psin in-
stantiy. sale a burn quickly and leaves.
Manor. G A. Greuory & Co.,and G.’
0- 8‘“ n.
‘ O berlain's Cough Remedy gives
thebes satisfaction of any cough medi
windy audio. and as a seller leads all
other reparations in this market. I
”g rennin end it because it is the best medi-
, cine! ver handled for coughs, colds and
“crop A. W. Baldrldge. Miller-stills.
or sale by G. O Stillson.druggist.
Headache. constipation and in-
ion are quickly cured by DeWitt’s
G. A. Gregory 8!. Co.. and G. (3.,
son. __~______‘__
severe rheumatic pain in the left
ulder had troubled Mr. J. H. Lope-r, a
l-known druggist of Des Moines, Iowa,
over six months. At times the pain
so severe that he could not lift any-
lng. With all he could do he could»
not get rid of it until he applied Cham-
berlain’s Pain Balm. “I only made
three applications of it,” he says, "and
have since been free from all pain.” [is
" now recommends it to persons similarly
minted. It is for sale by G. C. Stillson,
druggist. _,
Our patrons will find DaWitt's Little
Early Risers a safe and reliable remedy
for constipation. dyspepsia and liver
complaints. G. A. Gregory do 00.. and
G C. Stillaon.
A‘ NEW SBHiilll.
i CUTTING SCHOOL and see how pupils
.I who have only talc-n twoor three lessons
I can cut and fit themselvre perfectly.
I No class work; each pupil taught sepa-
. rately. Price of CUTTER. with in“
‘ course of instruction, $10 ()0. Terms,
.8 00 down, and $1.00 per week. Pupils
can begin any time. Scuoot. Bonus.
3 from 7w9. Monday. Wednesday and
I Friday evenings. and from 2 to 5,
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
Giliiililll CUTTING co.
$9 South Main t.. fin. Norrislk.
New York Announcement.
“WW llamas and new to Furnish nun."
i . a
“trust's Furnilars
‘. The Best In the Market.
Allwho desire to buy reliable lv‘urni.
turn in moderate priced or more costly
,1 grades will iind our stock the most
*1 advantageous to select from for these
‘ reasons: it represents the productions
of the best makers only, and is the
, lame-t and most varied in America.
The completeness of our assortments can
It”! be understood from the fact that we
exhibit more than two handrail and My
(W Bedroom in every variety of
wood, over 70 patterns Brass Bedatesds, as
web as endless lines 0! Psrlor, Drawing
boat. Library and Dining Room Furniture
of the most artistic styles. and ranging from
the modest and inexpensive to the most slab-
stately «ms and inlaid.
" ' weed martinis required for on comfort
. . “tom-lam is the bossebolti out be into mu.
goblet! Medias-interns. atonr
nut filliiiITllliE tumour,
61—65 West 23d 8h, N. Y.
maintain. lean lasso.)
mar .‘s muons-st is anaoi taunt.
law rant-loomed clan-II.
diurnal
AFERS+
Ni INSTANT ’
is
. Manor. Mai-oh sea-oh-
arnment that two F nob practices
lnu expeditions h invaded tsrritoryln
the upper Nile valley that is under brit-
lah protection. ‘
’l its French official [truss «intends that
there was no invasion. the expeditions
having been sent merely to ascertain
boundaries. etc. An ot-riuionlous’dlscus-
Ifbn of the mails-r ensued between the
French and English press.
The quotation come before the house of
commons last night. When. Sir Edward
Grey, parliamentary secretary of the for-
eign office. who read froth carefully Writ.
ten hours. warned the housc against plac-
ing credence in more rumors lie oouusel- .
ed waiting for an explanation front
Franco. because any such advance as that
complained of .by the Royal Niger com-
pany would he an unfriendly not, and. he
added. it “2's well known to France that
Great. llriiuin would so regard it.
Mr. Henry lnhoucharc. the Radical load
or. complained of Sir Edward i-iruy's lliiill‘
using language, which. ho Mild. amounted
almost to a quasi ili'i'lnruilon of war
against Franco. 'l‘he lilght lion. Joseph
Chamberlain. the Lihorulvliuhmist lcudor,
declared that be approved of the state-
meuts made by Sir Edward.
HONDURAS MUST PAY.
Captain Davis Says That (blunts-y "wt-Ii the
Benton Estate IMMHK).
Wasutxmou. March flit—Tho report of
Captain Davis of the United n‘toios steam-
er Montgomery upon his investigation in
Honduras into the circumstuncvs surround“
ing the killing of the American. Benton.
at Brow. ‘s lugoon has just bot-u root-ivcd
attho navy doparimcnt. ’l‘bo roport is vo-
luminous nnd is being carefully slitcd by
the officials.
Captain Davis made a most careful in.
quiry into all of the facts and cxniuinod
all of tho Witnesses who could he l‘i‘lli'licd.
The conclusion is that. the Honduras gov-
crumont is properly chargiuthlu with to
sponslhillty for tho llllllli' and has been
derelict in failing to tnko any steps WIlliir
over to ascertain and punish the porpctm-
tors of the crime. Captain Ilavis’ visit
awakened the Honduran olliciztls, and
thorn in uovvo fair prosper-t that tardy jus-
tlro will bu m-ourcd ut lust.
Captain Davis found that. the injury
sustained by the Benton estate amounts
to about $£lb.bi)li. and the Honduran pov-
crnn cut will he requested to reimburse
dow of lionton in this nitiouut. it
early signified a disposition to do
- . dopariumnt. at whose ‘i-cqucst
. lgulion was umluriukcu.
ALBANY DOINGS.
The Senate Amends the New York Police
Ito-rd llill.
ALBANY. March flit—Tho senate has
adopted the tuucudmcm to tho Ki-w York
police hoard hill striking out lIli‘ iJIl‘i‘lIVi‘
{mature of the bill by a Vote of l7 in H. a
part y votc. lioynolds voting with tho Doin-
ccrnts.
’l‘ho souutc nlm passed the following
hills: Sonuior l’ouud‘s. ('h‘illliig a union
free school district of School District. No.
13 of ()ricuns county: Scum“!- Lutuy’s,
regulating auction sales in Buffalo; Scu-
ator Rice's, extending time forcomplctlon
of New Yill‘k.»ClHlll(lIltil nml Pin-lilo mil.
road to ion yours; Mr, Rockwell's, pro-
vutiliug burning of softt-unl iii Iilljiiirli's
in Brooklyn.
In tho assembly the follm.viu-,l,r hills wuro
pussod: Mr. C. U. Cole's. authorising Syr-
house to levy a tux to provide mourn: for
constructional u storm culvi-rt U\'i'l‘ Ilur
hnr brook; Mr. I". l~'. Srhul/fs, rt'pouliug
thi- live your clunso rcluiivo in promotions
Iii pollt't- tit-put'lincui ni' lirtmklyu. and
authorizing llrooklyu to Issul'lmtitls for
payment, of construction of North Sci-null
ntrcct pier; )li'. Audi-it's. vxit'luliuu time
for i‘iiIIl‘i‘tlllll of tr‘IXl‘h in ilt'unMyu; .\Ir,
iioodsoll‘n, f'l'\'I,~Illf,: charter of Newburiz.
PULLED HIS WHISKERS.
A Nl'lil'nuliflglilh‘ scintior "an it How on the
Flimv \\ ill: the Ss‘rgr-nrii-rai-rsrrns.
I;lKi'()i.N. Nib, March Sit—Tho sonnic
Wits uuidn tho sroito of ul‘i‘zit confusion by
a personal cumuutrr Izotwwn Hounloi‘
Stewart. and Senegal" at arms Nn-mu‘t.
\vlih-h precipitated a front light hotwwu u
lllllliIii'l‘ of solution; and hyn’illiiili‘l'i. Son.
ulor Sit-wart was culled to order whilo
speaking on tho tux hill. and upon his h.“
uoriiii: the chair the Sergeant at arms was
called in. lie refused to sit down. and
the two men lil‘ilIIIiiiI fora minute. when
the svrm‘ani-vni‘artus grasped the monitor's
long chin whlskt-rs with his right hand.
in the monutituo thi- senators and spun
tutors Ituii L'lltlillf'iill in a circle around the
struggling llli‘ll. Senator .lcll‘rics. a Pop
ullst. oxvimlly olimwod his way through
the crowd to ihu ('i‘llliii‘ and undcrtook to
assault the. someont-nt-urms. Senators
Ml-KcI-liy iiitd Hitchcock at oiiro forced
him back to his amt. ilalo. mmihcr l’op-
ullst sumiiur. sprang into ihc molt-o lillil
grasped the sergeant-at arms. iii-untol-
Sloanelhruwhlmsolf upon Halo. and with
the assistance of Senator Hitchcock forced
him back to his chair. No niht-r scnulora
interfered, and the fight cndcd.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
’l‘ho Texas lower house has passml the
antitrust hill.
Robert lilslnt (colored). who riot fire to
Mr. it‘lurry’s barn at Bluff Crock. Mina,
has been lynched.
A Htilillllilflly inexhaustible flow of not»
tit-n1 gas was struck at Fulton, N.Y.. at a
depth of Lille foot.
The Wisconsin assembly has [tossed a
bill giving to neurons all the rights of
white men in places of amusement.
'l‘ho llrlthih hark Uuplca. now 189 days
out from Liverpool. with acnrgoof tin
{or Astoria. 0n. has been given up as
oat.
Five members of the county boom of
Iron county, Mich. linvo been arrested.
charged with collusion and systematic rob-
bery of the county.
St. Paul's Catholic church at Omaha.
the scene of tho hntilo between rival
church factions two weeks ago, was burn.
ed. probably by an Incendiary.
it is rumored in Carson. Non, thhtn
bogus bar of bullion has been dimvvrod
to have been substituted for a bar of gold
bullion to cover up the mint shortage.
its Representative Hpriiiirur. the now
noun or the Northern tiirirlut oi indium
'orritnry. arrived in Vinita. i. 'i‘., and
was given an ovation by tho imtalthnr.
Captain Pluto Norton Momma, who
commanded the Chinese vrtn-rlrip| Chen
You: and who was captions with is m.
. as «were. is on his‘wsr limits
The report .
- how im monsoon! Vessels to Gray- ; 0......“
company recently wmplalnod to the W‘
toer and Blncfields.
BRITISH Milli) WATCH]?! THERE.
Two of Our Warships to Be Present Whe-
ths Time Limit of England's Ultimatum
Expires. April 10—4)er Cubist! From
Washington.
Wssmsorou. March zit—A cable mes.
edge has been sent to Admiral .‘il'cnde at
Kingston ordering him to dispatchtwo
war vessels of his fleet to the vicinity of
Gruytown and Bluollclds. Nicaragua.
State department officials will not discuss
the sudden breaking up of the squadron
lit the Caribbean and give out the ini-
prossion that lIitiOl'lIi‘i' is of no sprolnl slit“
nlllcunce. But the movement is looked.
upon in an entirely dilicrout light by in»
vol oiliclals.
Grclit Britain will have n mun-of-war
off Blucfloldsorilruyiowu llt'fiil'li April 16.
when the limit of time allowed Nicaragua
to settle the ludimiulty demanded expires.
The detaching of the (Win ships of war for
the South Atlantic lloot is taken to moon
that before that duic two vcssvis flying
tho Unlicd Hiatus colors will he in tho
noinhlmrhood.
it is surmised in dlplmunlic circles that
this move is intended as it demonstration
that the [Tribal Slates interests are to ho
rcspuciotl in order that there shall be fair
play. it nuiylntcnu morn. as Great Brit-
ain. so far us run ho ascertained. has not
yet llmii‘lhi‘ll this government of her intern
tious in regard to enforcing lu-r demands.
“’lmt It May Mean.
It is possible that the sending of the
two war vessels to Nicaragua moons noth-
ing more than that the administration iu- '
lends that Amci-icuu intervals HIiiiII not be ‘
allowed to sulim' us they did during the
Blucl'iclds troublo.
Admiral Mcudo's squadron. now at da-
malt-n. consists of the New York. Raleigh,
Minneapolis and Cincinnati. (Touumztod
Willi the float and in lli'lll‘Iiy waters are
tho Atlanta and I'Issvx. 'l‘bc Montgomery
is at Mobile. and tho Columbia is expected
in join Atlmit'ul Mcudu at Kingston to-
night or tomorrow. The two vosscls
which will bo dolor-boll. it is understood.
were not tloclgimicd in the dispatch, leav-
ing their selection to tho discretion of Ad-
miral Meade.
The demonstration will be made more
ci'fcclivc by tho presence of two American
vessels on the Pacific moist of Nicaragua
as well. The Montoroy has been ordered
south from San Francisco. and the Run-
gcr is slowly creeping north. The Mon-
torey is ostensibly headed for (Julian. but
she is not wvli fitted for a long orwnn voy-
age. and it is intimated that she will he
at San Juan (II'I Sur when she is bonded.
(in-at llr'iiuiu'u side of her controversy
with Nicaragua has born fully set forth
in comm-lion with the “thus of her ulti-
matum to that country. but the claims of
Ami-rimn chin-us who w‘uro likewise mal-
trcnivd by the Nicaraguan authorities
seem to have boon lost sight of in the fear
that Grout llriiuiu was about to obtain
some undue advantage over Nicaragua.
'l‘he ttinltrcniuu-nt of American cilia-us
and the destruction of their property was
coincident with the expulsion of Pro-
Counsel llnich and the exile of other Brit-
ish subjects.
Secretary Ilreahnnt'a Course.
Whilo Grout Britain is following her
usual mun-v and th-timtuling satisfaction
for outrages against the [tiii'slinfi and prop
oriy of llrilish hillijl‘t'iir’. timl'uliudfiiutl's,
so fur us the public is Illiiil‘llli‘ll. swirls in
huvc forgotten that J'iitwrlt'an citllcns
were still more brutally trtuni-d and their
property still lillll‘l' seriously (inning-«l.
Sm-n-iury (medium is on record while
the trouble was in program's its having sort.
imperative lustrurtious to limiucr ilnkvr
for tho Ill‘llli'i‘illill oi" American t-iiizt-ns.
but it um u promotion which did not pro-
ii‘l‘l. for whilc .\Ir. iirrshum was talking
all right in Washington it appears ihutor-
(Ii‘l'ri were given in i‘uptuiu (l‘Nu-il. r'nlll-
lllillllli'l‘ of the .\l:irbh-ln-:ul. ul. lilllt‘lli‘IIIN,
“’Illl'll puruly/t-il his oil'ni‘is it) prulm't
Altici'imn interests and votupt-llml hint to
Iii‘l'llk faith with people whom ht: Ililil‘
promised to prom-i.
Fourth (‘lass l'mtmnsiers.
W.\.~‘ili.\'t.‘i‘u>€. liltm‘h :1‘.L-—'l'he following
fourth class ‘iilrlllilllhlt'l‘s \wrc appointed:
New York-Jinan l‘orniug. S. J. lions»
lilli'; (iatkn. A. 1). Vampire”.
l’onusylvuuiu—lilshop. ll. '1‘. llmdmnu;
Ilowldvr, E. ill. North-y: llrumnu. 0. ll.
llramuu: llrowor. ll. W. Joni-s; Evviulnlo.
Francis Lawyer; Emit-r Station. Howard
Yawn; (.irotvnlicld. ill. ll. Stafford; Lush-
el‘. A. ll. Morki'l; lli‘f'itsllii. .I. W. Rood;
Marsh. E. N. IIiill-ili‘. l’urlw. l“. (l. l'llvl-
tunu; l'lucy ('rook. (l. l“. Moran; Wit-k
izor. I). W. Cowlcs; Wurtomhurg. 1.. iii.
Phillis.
“'tsiir-rl on the Brink of the Grave.
VAMJI-Illi'flli. Ky. March Eli—A strange
hurhtl took place on Calvin crock. uvnr‘
Tollsburg. this county. A fcwdoys ago
Chnrlm'fulhvy. opioiwcr of till years. died.
and at the last moment rcquostud that
his body might be preserved at few days.
as he felt a prosontiment that his wife
Wtilllil follow him immediately. The re-
quost. won complied with. Wednesday the
old lady. after a Very brief illness, passed
away.
llumnrnd Income Tax Incision.
Wasmxorox. March iii).—’i‘horo was a
scnnral impression about the mpitnl that
a decision Would he ‘hnndcd down by the
supreme court in the income tax cases on
Monday. but it could be trot-oil to no nu-
thorltntivo liniil't‘ll. ’l’horo was also a report
that the decision will he adverse to the
law. but as the court's tluliimrations are
secret thorn in no way of learning what the
decision really will be.
,. - p.» .
Forest Fire In New Jersey.
Buioauriss Juno-nos. N. «1.. March
29.—A lit-rec fut-oat lire has been burning
in this section all day. The district in»
tween l’lsasontville, N. .l.. and this place
has been burned. Many buildings and a
large quantity of timber were consumed
by the flames. and the loss will aggregate
thousands of dollars.
Mum.-. .._., «woman... ..,_.
flashed [In to boss
81. Lotus. Marsh sit—Catherine Room
of 1106 Lynch street was hacked to death
by an infuriated man who had been heard.
ing at her house. The murderer followed
his brutal crime with his arm doairuothm,
in; his throat with a knife and in-
k fatal wounds.
this Ital-nu Info.
ensure". N. Y.. Marshall—Thom-
boat' hello. containing I Met Yale
dim em tndhloli was reported ruler
list
t
t are Ilium-loss.
aims tit-Inna mans
oftheboardoftmstoasottltsfltatallm
For Juvenile Female Offenders were given
a practical illustration of the insnborrltnar
tion which has reigned among thelnmates
for several weeks past. Mrs. Charles lien-
rotin, Mrs. J. 1). Harvey and Mrs. G. M.
Bolt spent Thursday afternoon at the
home and took slipper with the inmates.
The do girls confined in tile horns took
advantage of the presence of the rcpremm
rations of] the board of rnnnugmnout. in
show what they could do in ”in way u
rioting. .
They succeeded sowoll that tin-v .,.\ . -i
ednenrly all the ortmkcvy in t
dismantled the dining ro m
broke windows. throw tho cu!"
pantry about the promises. i'.
with shouts and thou li'il’iwwi w.
their rooms at the command at (huh. w
It required three wagonlontla or [0 i. .
men to quell the riot, and it was inniui
\C.
MAM”; DA viii.
lWlto led on first riot i
necessary to carry the majority of the girls
to their rooms by main strength and to
leave apolim‘man on guard through the
night oi. the door of reach room occupied
by the girls.
The outbreak was the result of a meet—
ing hold by the girls in the afternoon.
when It was dot-hind to show. by breaking
the furniturc. resentment for the partial-
ity shown by the matings-moat. as claimed
by the girls. for Mamie Davis. who was
nllutvud to go home. Mamie Davis. the
girls claim. was the ringleader among
them. and when showm-i allowed to go
home the others dccidod to take advantage
of the presence of the members of the
board of runnztgunicnt to show their to-
scntment for the alleged partinllty.
At the slipper table tho girls were mod
sis of propriety and listened to the re-
marirs of Mrs. ilcnrullu and the other
mombors of the board of innnsgcra with
attention. Those Were calculated to show
them tho wrongfulm-ss of insuburdlua-
tlon.
During the riot Mrs. liq-urntin and the
other ladies tvcn: fill‘i'tl'l to remain in the
room and “‘Iini'i'i the riot. the girls hav—
lng lurked lhu doors.
ST. AUGUSTINE'S FIRE.
Devon Bloch In the I)!!! City Wore disrupt
by Flam-s.
ST. Al'fil'STlNE. Fin. March fill—The
nortinvmiorn portion of this city was
HWI‘UL by ilru. (II‘Hll‘iinl'iQ rill rtvsidonrcs
itiitl business Illilim‘s. lit"~IlIi"«i several small:
or struvturm. entailing n In“ of fully
Cliniouu. with little lnsiirnnl'ir. .»\ large
portion of tho rvnith-utw dostrui‘ml was
owned by poor people. and runny fitillIIItiri
Altugt-ihl‘r illt‘ Iii'l' swnpt
clear seven him-ks, lbi. kly mwrvtl With
house-i. sumo of thorn Illli' residuum-u.
’l'lu- iin- slurtctl in 'l'. A. Muster-3' Iilfli‘k<
smith ~~hop. 'l‘ht- i’ouro ill! Leon and oily
or big hauls soul lILI‘Il' lirc equipments.
and Culmu‘l liltinbridgo writ both mm-
panics of tht,~ 'l‘hlrd urtillrry, l'nited
Brutus rt-gulurs, m fl‘filnl in lighting the
tire. Many tourists at lln- botri aim n-n-
llt‘l't‘iI usaia‘iutlt'u It fii't'fili‘ll all “no limo
us though it innit port of tho tou ll fiiiisf.
git. lilii by lwrniu ull'oris tIit'. llamas “cm
I“ Illiii l'lllllf‘lIIIi‘ll.
WOMEN’S HATS OFF.
The Kansas l'iiy W. 1'. T. l'. I'asewa Results-
tluira in That kiln-t.
I{.A\~.\b Ull‘r. Sim-vb :9.» Thu Nonpar-
tlsnli Woman‘s Christi in 'l'rvmpt-rmn-o
union hit-6 lliiltlll it decided rilltlllllin the
hut removal proposition. The orgnnllu
tiou tlmzlnri-sugainsi. women's hood gear in
churches and all indoor mot-tings. Horn
are the resolutions aduptcd at their reg-
ular mu-I lug:
“ Whirl-as, We. the members of the Kan—
sas (lily unimt of tho Nonputvtlsnn W. U.
'i‘. U.. hollow in equal rights to all and
special privileges to none;
”itemlvcd, That we will hereafter ro-
movo our hats at divine Worship and all
indoor spanking. "
Ago-I \lnn Sentenced to lie liars-ed.
brunt-mm. Ont. Mnrrh cit—0n the
l~lth or last October, Jessie. tho H-ycnr-
ohl daughter of William Keith. was him»
tally murdered after being outrnaml as she
was returning to town along the railway
track. husplvion pointed to one America
Chuttollo. who is about iii) yourself our,
and he was arrested. Chnttt'llo has hctm
convirit-d. having admitted his guilt.
Uhatteiit wits sentenced to be hanged on
May Zil. ,
lingonbeclt'a Hhmv l’rsila.
Cmmoo. March Bit—lingcnbcck's wild
animal show has coma to grief and will
be sold at auction within a low days. The
show was lately given in a local theater in
this city. but the sheriff attached the ai’tk‘
mnls before they could be taken from this
city. They are now loiltotl up in abarn
on Adams street.
rim until... correct by m.
armchair. March zit—Tho clubhouse
“Mal-FWIHM paras
of the riymcuse Athletic association was
gutted by fire. The loss is about ”.000.
The building was the finest occupied by
any athletic club between New York and
Chicago. being built about three years ago
at a coat of 375.000.
A Western Million (loss to Moi-a.
Ditavsn. March sit—The will of the
late Mrs. Augusta ll. Tabor was sent to
proimto. The entire restate. valued at over
01.000.000. was left to N. M. 'i’aiior. ason
of Mrs. ’i'aim, and other relatives. model
whom live in Maine.
Japanese finally m I
WAllllltGm. Marsh IO. - moons
Cleveland signed the mutation of the
now Janene-airman mu. audits
fastwasrnads whitest fiestas?!“
‘s
lilARCl-l 22d. and 23d. ‘
.,..i
We will make Special Display of new cruise
CLOTHING forlleoandBoys. For the quality d
Goods our prices will certainly surprise you and ill
new Goods fresh from our factory, at: Broadway. New
York, and Novelties from Beat & (lo. fortholitile
fellows.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY BIITII STIIRES.
EVERY llllllii iii CLOTHING. “HS and FlillllSIlllliS
W. A. Billlflllil’ & Bil. .‘
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South Norwalk.
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Norwallr.
r
The Leading Dry Goqu Store.
Tristram _ & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
innit illiiillliill silt.
so our alterations are not yet completed we ht; scientist! tow-tissue.
Special Alteration Sale for one week more, and we trust all than who have not had
a chance to take advantage of the many BARGAEZVQ which we flat at this tine
will improve the opppotunily to do so.
*i.
Special B rrgains in Dress Goods, Hosiery, Wash Goods. Um filil Ulla-
. .
Tristram it Hyaii, Norwali, lone...
wear. Notions and Domestics; in fact every department is represented.
FRINBIS & 00.,”
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a. bushel basket as to under-
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