bit Whil‘m’hM ll ‘1. Q
Wt! Mil Pm
Q EasQ avenue and stopped
"a gathering of young men in
the East avenue Methodist
,churoh, last mght: When
Q 1 :1, she was questiontd by
' 1 figl representative. She said
“ wasMrs‘. Thomas Lent and
children had been getting
{minutieointhedoor yard of
Enchant. who lives next door
‘ tch street,whenhe ran out
,Q and struck one of her little
er the head with a strap, telling
the ground and cutting a gash in,
.Mrs. Lent tried to interf
, struck her liver the hand with
allied her some pretty
Qogo ate the church and
’ .1111: three surall
left at heme alone.
twain Wed of the trouble
'and- maven wife home. She
. " whenever the: husband went
t hisht Bachtler would make a
Pd pal cheese 11‘... sent out inviv
ilk school, halting them to meet
in e school . house, Wednes-
day ' evening} June '17, at
37:800’ slack, to organize: an alumni as-
11013111 11. Thegrdduatessre: Glass ’92,
‘ are a Ainsworth, Edna Ainsworth,
llie L’Hommedien, Florence Beers,
eerie t; John ,and Maud Holt; class
Igra Jackson and Mary
" Lulu Reynolds,
430;) VMQOWMHOEDW,
the e: ldren's Dayaereudsssmeromost
. pound at the East Avenue Methodist
_‘ Ebi ... church. until vim {list The
floral-3131151111011. numbed;
mired firillberepeod IIIIwitlelbm .1111.
dit‘ion display: otI-ldriidrenszhirdmand
flows .The services, yesterday, though
'notin accordance hthe programme,
were at without ‘in 212111.111 the morn-
ing = Iv. A. J. Smith preached frotna
"The no Symbol Around Which the
Hopes of Immortality Gather," In the
eveni-galarge audience listened to p
I’ Promise and a Living, Un-
ehan ng, Omnipresent Saviour. "
The Sunday school of the Swedish
Con gational church had a very large
attcn . ce'; Saturday night, at the
‘ straw 1. . and ice cream festival at the
churn ‘in Riverside avenue. The pro-
gram we included singing by thé Sunday
and ngregation; addreseof welcome,
fillies; ary Anderson; recitation, 11:11.11
‘ Job .1” class; recitation and singing,
Mrs. Aym'lerson 11 class; recitations,
'8. B ke'sclnss and E. Anderson's class,
an : Iitatlons by Arthur Lindebergand
(l. E twn. Rem). Swanson mndean
add :v . The school will clear abothlB.
The ., was dancing at Gregory's Point,
[data ay night. The. pavilion was on-
e 1 : ~11 with canvas awnings to shutout
‘ ". the It as wind that was blowing over
I» ' . the ~ and The musicwas by the Phil-
harm . combostra. Two Tramway cam
, wore .. to marmodate the smut
and -- 111 Norwalk pleasure seekers.
In tramps held up William Mani
, 11011,) t night, shortly after dark, as he
; was was around the corner of Fort
Point and Reynolds streets. Ilia
cloth were taken off, and he was sent
. home while the "nobles" divided the
spoila’ among themselves and got away
1111.111 111 11113111111111.1011.
. A .. Ing of the teachers and onlcers
‘ ‘ , at Swedish Congregational bunday
‘ 'Iohu willhe held next Saturday night.
to . ogeforapionicoufaly 11h.
0m in Charles 8.1)” took a party
out 1 ingin the yacht Begins, Enter»
any. Theywillreturn Tuesday night.
E»... w... ........ 1...
'.
\.
Webster gave an entertainment
as of sparring, in his cigar store
night. '
’w 1.... Weed and family, have
; 1.11nnnsvisltoftwoweeksin Gen-
'1. ’13],
WM.» *
'« my W hasopsaedsbsr-
hers opalhls residents taller-t Point
‘ street
. is 31.101111. otdQ. John avenue,
a visiting relatives in New Gan-
v Ill
ass. .
, J Wmflhbm‘nnm,
has ovsdhaoktosonrh limit.
msmmnnmnw
school will asset for 11w
mm
' church. will meet for business and
‘ trim for the coming road lace.
tation'to'the graduates .of the East Nor» Q
' wihbe 111‘ Norwnlk to sttehd on Al-
.~~ , sessions: willcumpience acres...
. figNor-walk 110121,; tomorrow, for. the
short: union of (the pastor Iron: "A '
B' a tree and broke his hip. The little fol-
W the children in that exercises, and a
llext . Wednesday altos-noon the
mo. of the East Avenue
pioneers in the Wynn of the in.
MM the WW of the day. ll llQ res
fluehinents willbe served. The ladies
.have undertaken to raise the entire 'V
interest of the church debt this year.
" was so... getting 1111 we sum
in position to begin work on the foam
dation of Qhrls Michel‘s building. i"
(311!ch 8t. ' 1111. who works in
mm, when; visitor at his home
in Booth Osborn 11111111, yesterday.
m
Misti ,blearrnan has returned to
111111111111, ,. It. .after visiting Mrs.
Samuel Germans! Bette place.
The Epworth We meeting will be
held this evening, as usual.
William Smith, of Bette place, has re-
ceived his new wheel.
4",, 11.1. 111nm KtlllEEL. ~
M iv)”. T ,
What ills Bicycle llldm at 111.1111» chlorate
3 .IQ Dom 111.151.111.11 0m -.
East avenue is thronzed every evening
with swift pedalers who are getting in“
' Inorder to have the road nice course
in good condition r Wednesday’s race,
D M. Finch has been engaged to run
it roller over the Gregory! a Point. road
Earn the Point to the rdilrosd bridge at
in, and the Tramway crossings leveled
“P-
Gi‘lbertgll‘inchmf St ford, came to
Norwalk yesterday an rode over the
Alpha Wheel club's road race course.
He is entered in Wednesday's races.
Another entry was refused by the Al-
pha’ a race committee, yesterday. It Was
sent by telegraph, but came too late
A number from Southport are expect-
211111 to attend the bicycle races at No1».-
whit: next Wednesday in the morning
and afternoon. A smiles in that vicin-
‘i’ty have entered.
Mr Perkins, of the Amencan cyclist,
1111;; Wheel clfib's toprd‘ament
races, C J.. Mohawk-11,111 911.1110
decorations. .-
”11*ng it
,;Bising§tar Division, Sons of Temper-
anon, taking the imagine lathe slower
1131111111; the 31111111113911. license, to the
Fxgrview House, will holds meeting in
(oral?! Halhtonigh ”The local clergy
and there will spe d 1t is expected
that Secretary Thrasher of the State.
L‘div and Order Leagr'ie, New Haven.
will be present
Théladies of the Baptist church had
another successful night, Saturday, at
the festival in the tent on tho Cudlipp
property. The ,committee‘ of arrange-
ments consisted of Mrs. Ida Sherer, Mrs
Ambler, Mrs. Winfield Grant, Miss
Eveline Johnson and Miss Jennie Ray-
mend.
Captain Herman C. Monsell has re-
turned from Greenport, where he went
to see his son Chauncey, who fell from
1} 1'». ii'.
low cannot be moved until October.
Mr. and Mrs. W. '1‘. Raymond have
been entertaining at The Maples Mrs.
Russell '1‘. Bishop and son, of Bridge-
port.
Mrs. W. 1. Stevens and Mrs. Louis
Raymond returned home Saturday from
an extended visit with Earl Stevens, at
Keuka college, Kenka Lake, N. Y.
Mrs. E. W. Godfrey want to Brook-
lyn today to spend a week.
On account of the storm, the baptis-
mal seralcc was not held cut-of-thicrt,
yesterday afternoon. but took place last”
night at the regular sevice in the Baptist
church.
A very interesting Children' sDay pro—
gramme was rendered last night in the
Methodist church. which contained a
large congregation.
. 311151111111:
Milghillio Austin left here Saturday
toviait her sister, Mrs. Robert (lick,
who lives near Albany, N. ‘1'.
Miss Nellie Burns and friend, from
Bridgeport. spent handily with Mrs.
Anushl Burns.
Hrs. Alonso Buttery has returned
from visiting friends in New Haven.
Although the weather was threaten-
ing a goodly number gathered at the
It. P. church. last night, to encourage
very interesting programme was given,
as follow»: 1 Gloria Patri: invocation;
singing, "(lune Thou Almighty King;"
readlngdsaiah 11111.,1 1:1; ' sr.byllev.
George Davlsg‘ ‘singing, ondorous
Htoryz" magnum reading; greeting,
Miss Hattie Bedell: singing. ”For the
Bolts of Jesus;" recitation, Mrs. Fred
Buttery; singing. "Go. Then Gog” rsci-
tntion, “Two Little Pilgrims," Annie
Baden; singing. "Rally! Rally! 1111111"
"little Pannier,” an sunrise hymen
little ”it; singing. “hing. Beautiful
holler? recitation, by three hesitant-1
,W W
sat Norvvalk. The gullies willbe filled ‘
readihg, a letter trorii secretary Goal-v
boom. recitation. "Envoy." Berry
Burrzgsinging, "The Morning 111811;"
benediction by the pastor. ' '
WW 1
CRANBUBY. Q , ’ ‘
The remains of Mrs. Neddle were
taken to Albany, N.Q=‘Y., for burial to-
day. 7 e
Miss Carrie E. Gregory spent Sunday
with Mrs. E. B. Taylor.
Fred Jennings and Robert Clark were
in town over Sunday. 1
mew-‘muuw ..... w.-
) seoso ewes.
The annual meetin of the Broad
Erggr school districtw ll be held tonight,
’ 1““ i '11.
‘ ""6 " ‘igm corner—«11111113 .. said
dib'bdilcfintendent, "than some dog
mficflfifi iii‘t‘he alloy hemeen Illinois
llierifie streets. I \Vfifit- you to
look catternits disposition." ,An hour
lite? the intelligent unicorn telephoned:
"I have inquired about the dog, and
hind that he had a very savage disposi-
t one !I_ ,
””1“ -.... m.-.“ m... swam
A DINNER FOR’A DIME;
Epicurean flan Funelsco Brass About It!
cheap, Clean Eating Houses.
What is the limit of the cheap eating
house? It has been dropping in price for
your», and sot-111s to be still going doivn.
San Franciscans may not 11 alizo it, but
they are living In the (-honwst fed city of
no I'nlted States and one that «must he
' 11111111111 very much even by the world famed
cheap cafes of the Parisian Latin quarter.
01' 00111710 if one wants to live high in
San Francisco he can do so. There is
aothinglmt his financial standing to. pro-
vost his eating mnvustm'ks, washed down
,with the best quality of See or blowing
himself for English phuwrnts qt fill per
. pair, or genuine dhunmnllxmks 111.6100 pg
' 10.11111 IBIIQ to come down by 111‘:me 111
not 11111111.! the million-1t ton sudden, hon-111.1
got us gran! a 11ml with as 1111011 11911111111111»
(1 11111111 could. want for it, 111: he can
dine sumptnonsly, with W too. too lit) 1.111113,
Ho mutant 1111‘ ll“ aural for; 1: 1111mm :1, [141'
men! for: in mum ml 11118111111, savory, NM).
mlomblu filling in“! torn-1111111, 111' cream»
modem («11.111er in ,tmtgvory 0113mm
silt-rounding «for 11 nickel,
t‘I‘ho mount mtnnmnt 11111110 its apposit-
liluotilmrbfmrr worn out) Prior tnthnt
tho ohmspost 9111:1411 n 1110111111.: 15 cents
lint ~slw that fitmrquntnlhlsnch a lumi-
nous Mutt martyrs“; of. 0111711111011. if» will:
Mtawrltad intuit hugoomq dmv 11.111 .11 slime
or 111111.111 smnsldumblc11101131111113. to their
bill of'far‘n But when Handel. the lowest
bf the hour and wine 31.11.12 about- a your
use lain-1m to advurllso 11111.1 alumna-11111111 a
nlciwlnr two glasses of native \viuo, wit h
(«mu-«Innather drop 1111110111 pl‘l1u~~1.ull1l
‘ Ithoficontlnrahhnnrc biannual forth!" n.
prying hllfllllt‘hrl.
Cmpwtitlou has been sharp, ltmww‘r.
and now nun-Iv all tho 5 111111. joints give
their rustnnwm 1110111111111 11f“\\'lln‘, 1101‘?
or milmwlth the meal," which latter is
of slender pmpnrtinus. Still 1111- 111ml
pushed crowns-1111111111 11111111111 muv got in
addition tulip-Ir “lbs or other hon-rage
”tau rolls 11111111 sinker”, which last. is
technical for 11 «Itulliah bull, or “broad.
lime! snakes and Milan," 119 mm of tho
lam-1111111111 signs roads. 'l‘lno"sn1‘1k1~s"‘ is
nutrilmloln the power of tho ohmuiml
tvlnc sulql, but is only vernacular for
inmkfurters. If one does. not cam for
“studios" or“a|akvrs." 111- may fill out his
broad and mft‘m with a fair elm-.1! plate of
hash, 1113'1sts-rlrmsly m.1mpomulul stow of
own nuns) doubtful urlglnur doughnuts,
pic 111' miles.
' Tho lower ends of Pine, ('lny 1111:! 5111111-
memo streets nrcwlwmthc fluent joints
numb do congmmto. 11nd almut tlwm all
day 111111119 11 cmwd of the city's gaunt. 1m
wastrel, mow i‘l‘ulllltl‘ 11111111111“. but 11111111.
of'tllom merely the unfortunate out. of
work and 111m 11 at tho howl variety who In
tho Intervals of “rustling 11 1111 It" on w 111111
tufted «thy close by tho nouns“! of supply
for the company of the follmv stricture they
unsure find time ,
01111 11 the ems-.111 of t roll (Wit reduction
has boon pm tlcmlly in 1mm "10 hilt 11011 at
thomm's shelter of the Salvation A may at
120 11111111111 strwt. Two years ago thin was
the only place in the city whvmu (”out
1111110 could 1111 111111.141va of men a ore {1-11
there everyday in winter and almost as
mtmylnsunmwr, and mm- In yet 11 big
dinner for 11,011" potlpllt. lint. the locale
served them Wont 111111-11 hum-r than thus.
‘11! 1111111 «mt joints outside. and. in spite of
«niltnldt'rablodmmtlonsof [111110113], 1111111411111
Army tno‘mllum 11 nickel 1‘111'11. tin, when
the outside rcstmrants 11111113 down to b
mots. the Army, which 111111111 11 pnwthsmf
never entering tmllo corupcsttlon, modal
ly rloml 11mm on its 111ml systmn, so that
new only 11 few are unusual mull day.
are the minimum of own 11111111111711 lvo
mmfort, chmnllnms 11ml mtlsfhrilnn, some
of them go m for 11s tnglwlmlt a bottle of
wine with a 10 mm 1111111111. They say that,
11111-111111 ibis, it in oluvlp as milk or cum-e
and attracts 11 curtain 111111111111. 1 11 trmlo. The
menu of the dime. hnum mmlsts of lmvul
and butt/or, potatms, roller. and one mot. of
merit—wither liver and onions, steak, 1111111111
orhnsh. To this are added oatmeal and
mill: for brmkfast and mop for dinner,
that hclng the chief and only distinctive
feature la‘ttvmn the WM 111011111.
There are wrhnps a dcmn 10 cent 111111911111”
in the lower end of town, two on Huurmlg
attract, three an Emmy, and the mm
smarts mat of Market 1110 all well supplied
Those little mics 11111qu to an Immense 1111m-
bar of shopglrls, small clerks, mmhanlcs
and 1111mm, who find It 121mm to live In
that Wnythsn to attempt 113111 11011111111511»
in
g‘he number of patrons in umrlly
large, for the margin of 11mm. on a to corn
meal is mirroring." , and it hikes quick
sult'onmllotsnftgm ulna tolrseptln
business grdng. 1111: it got’and ndtlrs moi
We
A n .
transmits-*1 on w
W1”
to llvswiiun French-1o Lorna-int
lost Post.
111111111 surtof 11 ima- lunch on the side, 11‘
kitchen plant that has 11111111111 11 ("hrlslmus‘
'I‘urs‘vort m the ill l'l‘lll: 111111111111, which,
Nevada ltnmailiuhls for Natural or well at
. . 11‘ 1111111111111 Delusions.
reptiles and rodents about him—a con
ditlop consequent upon a too frequent
indulgence in the “forty r01 "liquid ro-
freshnxent of the country—~he does not,
at Once feel alarmed about his condi-
tion; in feet scarcely gives it a thought;
simply saying to himself-
”011, l guess We Only a mirage!" and.
for the time being, sotshis mind at
rest.
Mirages are so much apart of the
country that. like the sage brush, the
’ c'oyotodhe little horned toad and the
sand storms, one would find the drab
colored picture incomplete without weir
presence. ,,
, Away but;
slow movi
and the lgpg stretches of sun halted soil.
where the only growth was the sage and
days the rap-age was there—that Lore
lei of the desert, to lureunen oh‘ to then
destructi .
Q Great lakes of shining water, whorl
. the little waves run up to lap the shore:
‘ wide fields of clever and blue grass.
that looked so sweet and cool under tin
hot sun; forests which reached miles
away in a tangle of vine and tree—those
were the visions which the siren of the
dry lakes showed to the water starved
emigrant of Old, and, beckoning, led
him on initho pursuit of the unreal. 1111
til, as he Ihoked the picture grew faint
or and fainter, and, at. last down the di
minishing perspective of his vision he
saw it fade own
The grassy fields where the oxen
might have fed; the sparkling waters 0!
which they might have drunk the broad
leafed shade under which 1111111 and
beast might have found refreshing rest.
were gene. A tantalizing vision of Par
3211111111 the grout and awful desolation
hesedesor’t days.
P."- AW
MRWONNEH'SNOTg-Q TROTTERSJ ..
fulfill-“ls Constable-l by‘ Mr. Qltonner the
A ’ latest Inner-Q in the Q! arid) u,
I‘I'tflollet‘t‘ Bender's type tart queens.
asses. 9.0813312. and 26111101. 2.41544,
lulu} Taoist; mind of all trotte
Others have taster records, but to
Bonner mines both gained their 111- iris:
before the pneumatic sultry wan intro
duced, so‘tbat the true measure of their
speed is not relnssented by their records.
‘fls‘ MrztBonner exprqssqit; their. speed
was three feet 110113. .The famous cheat
highlwhoel silky on nu‘ovnl truck has
stood unequalled for ten years. is non
twenty two years old. (She is 1111M: Mr.
Bonner'a ‘breoding farm near Terry.
town, and is still rugged and strong,
shoWlng 1111111 311311 of age, with a pros
poet of 'sévcral years yet before her.
Great results were-expected when Maud
'8. was retired to the stud and mated
with the fast horse Ansel, 2- .20 son or
Electioneer. Unfortunately. however.
the fashionably bred old-time turf queen
has never raised a colt and the chances
now are she never will.
Although Snnol gained her record of
2:081-4 five years ago, she is still in the
prime of life, having been fooled in
1880. She, too, is at Mr. Bouncr's farm,
where she is being regularly jogged
through the winter, and it is among
the mneihilitios that the strapping
daughter of Electioneer will be seen in
public again this year. One of Sunol's
hind legs gave her some trouble when
Charles Marvin trained her in $02,111“
it is believed to be sound and strong
now after three years in retirement.
Mr. Bonner was once asked when on
the witness st'and 1n n ntont infringe
meat case be are the nited States (hr
cult Court in New York what horse‘ he
considered the fastest trotted in the
world. This was after the advent of
the puouniutie utility and Nancy Hanks
and Alix, but the famous horsomnn’s
prompt reply to the lawyer's question
was “8111101."
A great many horsemen besides her
ov‘vner would today make the same 1111-
swer, believing the big daughter 01
Electioneer (1111 Woman to be just what
she was once termed, “a cyclone in
horsehair."
Mined a “tone Church.
Perhaps the most remarkable font of
building moving was that successfully
oceontplislml in Chicago recently.whon
Marge stone church, with a massive
square tower, was jacked up from its
foundations and moved a distance of
fifty feet to another lot. The church
thorootns of a his hotel in Michigan
avenue, at the corner of Twenty-third
street. The hotel directly ndjoinod the
Immanuel Baptist Church. and new
owners of the hotel figured that the
vastly more if they had more light.
They id for the entire cost of mov
ing. the.l church, Ithought new land for it
odnud also bought the lot
1111:21le was moved. The moving
was mitotic with entire safety and success.
nevi.
mt". litmus for 11 lids-g.
At a recent sale of the assets of a
riding academy in this city the saddle
horses ht on an average loss than
“apiece. This is said to be the low;
sulfides on record for horses of QM!
description, and the fact was generally
noted that in New York the market
voter‘s! a horse is lower than that of t
e.
renrslmthnt Flea Eminence lea shrugging m",
- lawnmower
Miragoe are so common in Nevada ‘
Ifthat when an old timer begins tones
' in the_old 11115211211111.- '.
01’ team dragged its weir,- 1
way, foot hr foot. over the allhili are: ‘
the greas'pwood—nway back in thine ”Q
is maimed! hyn be old yardstick. which .
nutmarorwlxnerecor1101, 2:08 3 4 to
was moved in order to admit light into 1,
rooms next the church would be worth
8 GAZETTE Ball-DINO, NORWALK.
Shirt Wai‘sts.
There are plenty of shirt waists In the market, such as they are. lint the styles that most people want
are not plenty. WE HAVE THE VERY LATEST THINGS. what tho people want. If it is a cheap I
waist, we have them. Q The best 25:: waist in the market, laundered collars and calls.
better, we have an extra good one t 5011; made of good material.
If something?
Percale waists, with white (letach- 'Q
able collar, 750 each. Pcrcalew ts, 1111111111111 white, blue and white and black and white checks, .
‘whito detachable collar, 850 each. Percalos, lawns, dimities and ginghams, in blue, brown and gray
mixtures, stripes and Dresden effects. detachable collar-11.01 each.
lawns and dimities, Q1. 29, 3|. 50 and 01.75 Linen Batiste, with white collars and calls, 32 each. Lin-
en bntisto, embroider-led front, white collar and cuffs, Q2. 98 each Linen batistu, lace trimmed, yoke 1
collar-sand calls, Q3350 each. Black lawn waists, laundered 'eollare and cell's, $125 c.1ch.Mitse‘s’ Q
waists, sizes 12 to 10 years, price, 5011,7512 and $1. 00
Bathing Suits.
Grey mixed flannel, trimmed with white braid, 01.6% each. Navy blue flannel, trimmed with white , ~
braid, sailor collar, 02.,50 1112.75, 08. 50. $400. Black brilliantine, pointed collar, Q3 00 ear-h Black
brilliantine, trimmed with white braid, large sailor collar, pointed yoke, puff sleeves, 134.50 and $5.00
Men' 11 and boys’ suits, from too to Q2 00.
Housefdrnishing Department.
Famous oil cook stovee,l, 2andll burners' lamp stoves, all snow White Mountain freezers, 2 toil
quarts; Lightning freezers, all sizes: hammocks, all kinds, 50c to $100.1 refrigerator pans watering
pots, ice picks, garden trowls, children’s 2-piece garden sets.
W. ' l
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Brandon and Persian effects in
Connecticut.
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THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because they wear our easy fitting, co Q 'octzihlc Clothing; All our customers feel this
Q way. TRADE with semi Q1
We have noggin stock 1. "
savlrbf‘t'l" . it"
1.
art will FEEL, TIIE'SAME T
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By trading witliu syou wil always gét the best with prices guamnteerlr . $11 ... m.
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Ji‘ib Ravmonind
DEALER 13‘
3110011510: LAKE 101:1
“'lluh-saloand retail calm and Ito house. a
‘llmlimn ram-.1 Unlms nun-lust at 11.14.
’l‘luwhrinlgo k ('11. 1. l' igur “turn. minor Baum
Main and Washington ain‘t-Is. 111 2:1 ti
Reassura-
auc‘lrlom
Will sell by Public Auction.
Saturday, June 20,'96
At :1 o'clock. p. 111.. lilttlgltlllim and lot knmvn as
0
JOHN E. VINCENT PLACE
Situated on
MAIN STREET. ROWAYTON.
llnvallml.intho'f‘non111V1lrw:1lk.l111m. Bald
lot is ibxlmfm-L new house of 7 rooms. good
Well water and plenty of lrult.ti¢1hl pro-
rnlms are 11111- l1alf mile from lluwaytun station
on "will. 1. N Ii A. l LIL. one mile lrum
the famous liolun 1'1 ant summer ros- 111 he
tri- cars [1185 said lumen own so 111111111011
(imnl M‘htnl', hotel stun-:- pmtnlllvomulmur-
krte. 81110 in take plum 1111 the promiws.
’l‘mms 11111qu known at tlmu ofsalo. lI'nr I-nr
tloulnrslmuirmd John ll.llm~1|..lr,, litmu-
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We shall take our
Semi-Annual Inventory
We had a great deal rather count c.1511 than
goods, and further, we are prepared to make
:1 good big sacrifice in order to get the cash.
"We shall, from now until the day we take
.1. D. JENNINGS, .
UNDERTAKER.
stock, place on sale in each department (lif-
[cram .lots nf desirable goods, that We find
any surplus of stock in. To go ahead and
give you a detailed list of what the bargains
are to iw, would use up the whole paper and
more IOU.
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You Save Money by calling on us this week.
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