naralav loudest lane 5. ton-
STA‘I'I mas.
Seventy thong-nod} love-ho aaltnoe. lta
tow-eh thclrtatalotho headwatetool the
“mu-ole. lay teyretarnafter my
davs.
letter. fit t. .Reawlch cue-c» and re-
turned a pockd hook dental-lofa lam
auto of money. The (fateful owner re-
, warded her-a withtwo-cI-atpoategoata-p.
mtyrartyorutemmurwtnh-
ersflrld have aokotl the leglaiattlre to cancel
their engagementfi
Twoaharpevo have vlctlnlied ahmt three
hundred girls lo ylddletown hy aelllng
that: cheap plantar for one dollar each.
telling thou the proceeda were for a Oath.
nut- charity. and that the cistern 0! mercy
would come amend and {route theta.
.\ black bass. weight»; seven pou‘nda.
was caught in the fly! a! Hartford. Hon?
dav Next to a trout. the black ban la the
~th fish that swims—lo our hottthle opinion.
A Connecticut valley deacon. whoee pew
rent had been raised. waa heard to exclalm.
“Great (‘edrnnl the gospel going up and
tubucco gulng down; what to thia world
coming to?"
The foundation fur a new $4th
charch at Lin-e Rock to laid. It la h) stand
directly armor the street and west from the
cemetery. The material will be native
stone of a yellowish color. It will be a
very handsome edlacc when completed. It
is untlcratood that the prloclpal part 0! the
ext-(net: 0! building the church will be
home by Ira. Wllllattt R. Barnum.
Down in Preston. an honept German got
. ut of patience with a hen which had been
lm-oding over “ twowlollar-penioacn eggs."
After the seventh week. he deterrulned in
and out “ vat lsh tier matter mlt der eggs 1'"
“TAP“ It was am~rtalned they had all been
hmfi.‘m:llt'tl. llama stormed for a while. and
“1.... remarked to hie vrttw—“tlem fancy
(tml twesltneort is vutt biz htttnhug,and I
never try him some more."
The picturesque tmvnehlp rt! “’ashlogton.
Lttrht‘teltl county. is the scour n! Ilr. Hol-
l:tnti's new sturt'.“.\rtlutr llannicustle." The
“ tltmm‘r’v." as the urban! building is popu-
larlv uzttttetl. is the qunlnt and humellke
igtslw‘tltlllutl thrrt- tlt“t‘f|ll91l.llfld )lr. (luttn
lln‘ tem'hrr tlest'rtbt'tl as Mr. Bird.
The “'ttterlnrtl former“ have discovered
aim the cum aml potatoes tlu‘y planlt‘tl
mm.» 'm 1);. spring have ftlIll‘tl and need
rwp‘art‘ttlrnl.
.\tl effort has been Blmlt' by tt l‘lllll‘t‘ll in
.lwrwt t‘lty to secure the “1‘". Mrs. "one
taut at a larger salary than alto rwclvezt in
31 tv Haven. She. however, declined to
runsitler the proposition. preferring to ro-
nmn a ith her people there.
Henry Kullng: will manufacture imitrv
tinn fur 20ml: in a new factory on Martin
«not Now Haven. “is invention is very
lllfi'Tlltllh‘
Tho lltNltm I‘M .tttys that Its. Sherman
w :tllu‘t't-t! in take care of the plant: in the
t‘nttnfi tit-m State prison.and that uht- " put»
was the bugs lwautll’nlly."
The .rltoa lneuntnce Company. llartfunl.
hm paid orer the.- sum of dllfitttl. the
:tmwttnt ut‘ inonmnrc due on thu- life u!
ll-thl l‘r'tttvmlmy the man “Mu-u blunt
l~'.tir shot.
.\ Stamford man has in his remit)“ the
lolcntit‘al Ila: Mr ttll that's iv“. 0! ill which
tlcmtevl over Fort Sumpter. \vht-n the rebels
“Fl‘nfd fire ttpnn it in NM. lt e...- carried
m the pmccu'tnu ou Deconttiun day.
A tombstone in st burial ground near the
l'tttlntt‘llt'lll rivt-r has the following ittscrip~
tswn
Th:- uttnv \\ Is- rat-ml by Smart} lord.
Nut r‘o-on'a virtue to record»
v or they‘re well known to all the town
that it who raked to hop her down.
1
Al'C'l'lOS SALE.
The fizhl of Alexander Sword» tn the real eotate
a-atzrncd in trust for the bend! of hie Credltnra. will
he uttered for sale at potato auction. on Sunday.
Jan: “I. at. 4 o'clock. P I. at the Newe De tt
near the Old Well Hotel. Sold real estate coal at:
of one Bolldln Lot t- Eavlluad at root. an feet hunt
rec. and tit feet deep: also one Building on the
and
Old Well Hotel pert .
1.1!»?! pro Ill. 5. NI'TUS. A-ogluee.
For Sale.
\TWtFSIATKD. Square box “32““. with top.
. writable for light bnalneeo. or carriage.
R. I. STAXTON.
Batty Street. Sort-all:
13133"
All you .can Brink.
for 5 Cents,
Stillun’s 13th Store.
I. CARI-1W.
Mannhrturt-r and Dealer in all kind- of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
man-«t.
Ut‘t‘ (‘naoaronthu t‘Rt'll‘fl. 501'?“ Sulwatx.
A caplet: atovk o! the Lite-u Style: of
BOOTS AND SHOES)
t‘nosuntly on hand. Everything to not: the of
honoree nu and mph-tr.
Sorter-toe as W. W. (To-crock.
Drama
(lawman, Paovrsrotts.
FEED, Ete., no. ..
Japan, Oblong. Imperial Teas.
”ampere“
owomctmonree
llama-ragga:
’ a
There 5 no polo which the Centaur Lint.
Intent will not relieve, ao awellhz- fit will
act cahdoa. aad no lane-o- ehtca. It will
potato. mtmmhtlt is
ten. Whorethapartauonot'e-e. new
l’aota are Elm lt haa produced more
carat 0! man. aoatal'la. look-Jaw.
pal-y. rpralaa. awalllua. eaked-hreatte.
acalh. homo. aaluhaaat. aaracha. eto.. up-
on ho hum- homo. and o! attains. epavln.
Mote. opooanlmh la one year than
have all etha- preteodod remedlaa tloec the
world hagaa. It to counter-irritant. an alt-
hulhg y’aiu rollover. (31pr- throw
awoy their catches. the laio walk. potson»
oar otte- are tendered harmle- and the
wounded arehealotl withoutaacar. ltla
no healing. The rectpa la pahlihad around
each bottle. It to telling an no article ever
before cold. and it sells hecauac it does juet
what lt pretend: to do. Thoeo who now
color from rheumatism. polo or swelling
dune to coder :1 thee will not on Gen-
taor Llutment. Nor-ethan 1M certlllcatca
o! remarkable curea. including from limbo
chronic-rheumatlant. gout. running tumora.
etc. have been rocolved. We will lead 3
circular containing certlflcatao. the recipe.
rte. gratis. to any one requeatlttx it. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur thti-
tuent ls worth one hundred dollars for Spot'-
lncd or sweencd horses and mules. or for
stew-worm in sheep. StockvownorI—thht
llolmeu' is worth your attention. No family
should be without Centaur thtltnent J. ll.
RAM & Co. New York.
“Harlot is more than a substitute tur
t‘ttstnr till. It is the only safe nrtlt‘lu in ex»
late-nut: which is certain to assimilate the
mod. regulate the howelmcuro wind-coho
and produce natural sleep. It contain:
neither minerals. morphine or alcohol. and
is nlmttnt to take. Children noetl not cry
:tm mothers may rest.
Ill-solution or Partner-Mp.
The firm of Rl'll'l'h‘.“ t! REED ie thla day dltuult‘t’d
hv mental con-cot. All bill: or the cow will he
settled by I; 8. llTSTble.
Dated South Norwalk. May lot. “513.
'm 35.
Notice.
\‘O'l‘lt‘li la herehyzglveo to the legal voter- ol the
A 1‘“ or South . orwalk.(‘onn.. that an electloo
wlll he eld lo ooh! city. Jone I‘lth. "7:. for the pur-
porc of electllx a la . Clark. Moot-er. Collector.
Auditor. lat-aha). a two )letohera ol the Board at
Regirtrattou {or thtt City at large. and tour Counclh
mortuaod ltlvt‘o [act on ohfllfltlgn an mutt goal.
rpoawt opea mt". .t3...at
the place- bclowooamodh . .
Fl‘m‘r'ARD—A! Raymond & Fhfl'wuod‘tl Canton.
('r t (I I.
fi‘u‘usb ' ‘uto~.\t the (‘onnell goon.
ltttatt ll Ann—d“ J. l‘. tt-uwe‘t t ar nter Shop
_ RDWIN WILL )1. City ‘lttrk.
South .‘orwalk. Coco. .‘Iay mh. 1373. IN
.\ once in Bankruptcy.
Thin h- m give notlre that. on the Nth thy of May.
.\. 1).. 1313. a warrant to Bankruptcy waa tuned
against the estate of t‘lmrlell IL Dale. of Nonl'ttlk.
to the t‘nunty ul_ Pan-dam. and Stated Groundnut.
who haa own Wutlfl“! a bauluu tt. on bio own pew
ttou: that the toynwht at any de la and delivery or
any property belonging to ouch bankrupt. to him or
for hle tree. and the u-attett-r of an property by him.
are torhltldcn by law: that a meet or the creditora
u! the am bankrupt. to prove the r ochre. and to
rhumte our or more Matthew: 0.! his cotale. wlll ho
held at a court of bankruptcy. to he hohit-tt at the
um.- 01 tha Register in Ktnkru )IL‘)‘. in llrldxepurt.
in the 'Countt' u! Falrtleld. at.) din-trim afurt-Ialtl.
hel’urc x \lltltllohnmk, Rum-m. on the tout day
ul‘ Juno. .\. l) , 1573. at 20 o‘clock A. M.
PETER R. t‘ARLl.
l'. S. Marshal. IaNeeat! tr. ,
by PIIlLU F. BARXlw
1:34! Dv‘puly l. 8. I
archal. locum”.
ETEWA tit-T’s
ALEXANDRE
11"
Gent’s and Ladies' Sizes.
We are the only Dealen; la towa that
keep thle well and favorably known
ill Glove.
~-~ ooo ~ —
“'3 All! 30“ UFF'RING
A LARGE
AN 1)
Choice Assortment
Dress Goods
AT
LOW PRICES.
We haw recently added tool:
eonmaunm
PATTERNS.
CALL AND so]: Tm:
’ “re. A. (in
KID GLOVES ,
Carpet Stook‘
MILLINERY.
MRS. 'UDD,
HAS OPENED
In her New Store. Main Street. directly op-
pooltc N. Y. t3 N. H. ER. Dupot.
no In an elegant aeaorttaeltt or
arteaaotra Cooke MWt
fifth late ouv‘t'tltloa ooyt'tcrthe tar-log cocoa
French Mllllnery Goods.
thhuns. Crepes. Flowers.
. And Lam a Speciolty.
Straw Hat: Altered Bloacltctl tutti Pressed.
m
DRESSMAKINC.
ruse u. s. BOY? would talent: the lattice that
Iltc haa reopened her MUM Room for tho
mmtuemaadwoaldheplmdtomhar old
path and all who may call upon her. All kinda ot
STA‘PING AND PINKING.
All work done with asthma and die.
at and
or with
in
do ,
pa I. ‘
Wanted—An apprentice to the dreoatnaittng hual-
hero.
Room: over the Store at A. lllrherntan c Sun.
lldtt Worthington Street. South Nurtvalk.
‘llw A. GI‘EGOI‘S' ‘
‘ To run LADIES.
try will t‘lllt‘llnl Qwufilndku‘au:
eotahl-lunent ll ‘ar ‘a ue . -o
:‘h‘l‘mt‘an‘e Clothl Store. on Munday. March In.
Her ex wrieuro. an the current rho hao met with in
other p acne. warrant her lll uullcltlna the patrottafu
oi the ladlea or South Norwallt anti \‘lciulty. ti to
will haw on hand all at the latent atyloa and pattortta.
Lattice. ploaau give too a sail. a‘ttl bu aatlatlud of my
ablllty to give eotlre Ia aract on in tutytlthn: t‘l“
talulm: to Drtgiltlal‘l‘ll‘lg. An Mtprtttttiro warm to
e ) otttalt l a unto. '
"'tolt'" “ tum A. otutnom.
lotto. iii—t. t‘oohrzv,
Mtttlnar and Droaamattor.
ladioa own material madu up or flimlellt‘tl it (helm!
Cor. Elizabeth and Day Streets.
lfllv‘fl
FOR SALE.
‘1‘ a bargain. or To Let. tt lluuav and Lot on liaat
a‘
- .. . 1 i
“‘"m w” “ 0. ll. rt't‘cu.
‘15“ o
SIGN, CARRIAGE,
ORNAMENTAL PAlNTING.
sun. I. noon.
llavlng taken the altup on Watrr “trm't. hem
Rallroatl ltrl ‘. ll tlruttared to taku urtlertt atxlg‘at:
u
cute work In la “no at tthurt lltltlt‘t‘. l
Nance.
Ll. tvrt-nn- iudvhted to the lflll‘ tlrut u! ll. 1..
£\ Mll‘lantafi‘u. are roquwttmt to call and nonh-
immediately. All hillt- not W'llt‘d “It or belt-route
lettlay nl Novt-utht-r. lllT‘l. \\til be put in «tiller-tr
I d r c I" tctluu.
1‘“ “m ‘ ‘ nt. utLt.Atto.e
South .\‘ttrwallt. Sept. 30. 187*.
I‘ll.
W-tf
AYERSHIRE BULL. MERE.
The undor-lgtwd (agent) \tlll lump fur wrt‘it‘t tut
the peanut mnmtvut‘ut: April Nth. titt' Hull llulte.
td year: ultlt. l-‘artn nltuatvd llmvn Town. on the
road to Sau'atuck. ttwu' the HlIldt‘llt‘fl ut Hubbard
lllaltceley. haq. llttlr ‘lnt‘ll arknuwlutlmt tho Ayulk
uhlro Stock to he the t for unantlty and quality.
Term:- ut «who. only “All eauh tlutvtt.
lfl-otl JUIIN P. RAY. UNI). t'l‘ttx t‘nllt-ctort Agt‘
llouac the Sale.
'l‘lll: Dwellln ' Home. Barn and unwlmlt new uf
land on PM or nlrwt. out to tho ltl‘t‘mlfll‘l nt
Samuel Seymour. Esq“ la nth-red {or Mlt‘. Collar llll-
tlt-r tho whulc hotter. shod Wt‘" of water. ett‘. Ilttttur
ls ln than! repalr. on c untaltu wwu Nome. l-‘or
rtlcu to a t to
p“ H” s. lll‘tll.ltl"l"l‘.
Our. Main and Ann utrwta. eluttth Norwallt.
P. ti.-;Al-u. one hoot-o to lot. 13M!
NOTIL‘E.
'l‘llE par-tut‘rt-hlp of t‘ Sn'artr. & (‘0, hurt thin day
explrod reason or limitation. All pert-ou-
indebted to the above trot ttro requvetetl to auto
lmuediote
tt. All person: having account:
agaloet them mutated to prewar. the afllllt‘
fuggymt-nt.
South Not-walk. )lay lat. lll'a'tt.
' ‘livlsfllti 1‘0 CERTIFY that tho underol «l.
. Swan; 0! Norwaik. ttt Falrdeld » or»
t'y. State ot Connecticut. and Reed llavllood. or
W‘It'ki. in said county and auto. have formed a
It ted partnerehl for the purple 0! ea on on at
the city of South . tt aald town waallt.
in O
Gouda gooeully. th at wholcaaio an retail. under
the partner-Mp name of C. sem- a (‘0.
said thee-thin to to commence the lat da 0!
”“15 l and ht to teratluate on the lot day at ay.
.t. . ltmt. Said t‘hrlatlan Start; to the gestural
partner. authorlattd the partnership name
and to tran-aet the near ol‘ the ”whip.
Said Reed llavliattd la the a her and hag
tut-clotted a capital of t aaan ollarr.
ltlBTlAN SWARTZ.
am RAVILAND.
Dated at Kortnlk. tltla lot day oi lay. A. 0. 1m
1”
Boots
mam Math“
call and cunt-coerce»
hay.aodaollcheapforthocaah. mm“
no
u”. care.
0" ' w {pay $3.» .
CHARLES 'MILLER.
loam of and inlet to
Saddler. Nunaaa. Whine. Iianlteta, Oncolo-
gloa. Ramon-Clio. Ito.
lat-“t ta ltd-walk tor lackwali‘o human,
“mummies-m
call-nylon. ‘
1.me mutation-watt,
tI-tt 0” *
Camphorlne.
mart-momma":
ale-roam “0'!“
1 mm“
more... wz'mi.
to
m
Eiy’s Block, South Nomik.
Keepaln atooh a large aoaortotetttot the
'\1\
non spectaclfl
in nae to auit all area. A well‘aeleeled atoelt ot
Watches, Jewelry,
Clocks. Silver
and Plated Ware,
and a general auaortueat of good- naaally. hoot lty
Jeweler-o. to which he would luvltc
epoetal attention.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY;
llavluu had a lung experience in Now York at! a
WATCH MAKER tt JEWELER.
I feel confident of my ability to do any Alto Joha
equal to any city «are. on my own premium at rea-
ttottahle prime—while mouteoutttry atone are obliged
to who all or their due lohr to tho city to he done.
thttrehy ran-inn extra exporter. delay and often a
“Hi to the rttatotner.
0. hi. (’illlthIAN.
N. ll. -r.\ll wurlt warroautd. mm
9.,
FRANK MEAD.
Manufacturer ot
CONFECTIONERY AND 103 CREAI;
Dealer in Fine (Figaro. Nata. Fruit. am.
No. it (intent: BUILDthl. Nuttwttut.
Imfir?‘ uml (huta‘ Oyster and Dining] Salt-mt
to”
China, Crockery, Glass
Warts, Wood and
Willow \Vtu'o, tll'u.
All the Rt‘tllill‘omtlnla o! llmtsekt‘oportl.
A'l‘ E. K. .l.OCKW001)‘S.
ALFRED KNAPP.
Worthington sir-cot,
SOUTH NORWALK.
"no now In flow the lament and bretoelected otoclt
or Family
GROOERIES
——AND—«
l’.ll()\' ISI ()N S
liver ol’erod to title City.
including a large morttnont ut
Canned Fruits,
Vegetables,
Fish. ctc.,
SPICE!) SALMON 8,
ENG l.l Sll PICKLES AND SAUCES.
Jon melvcd a large-Dairy of
CHOICE STATE BUTTER,
Mutt another tut ulna of tho-e aplendid
J .-\ I'AN T EAS,
that are ceiling at ao eta. par It).
I ottll retain the agency {or Charlea l‘ratt‘r
ASTRAL OIL,
The Best. Cheapest and Safest Oil in the
Market. ‘
lt ht Il.\' aim to ho the but We. end ooll theta
or low as tho market? will allow.
"04! “oath Nor-walk. Jan. I). rm
(‘hildrt‘n‘s Carriages, Carts,
Wagons, Wheelbarrows, Veloci-
he to roeelvln;i
oarparood la thla city. All hone to want M anythin
h before new
“I“! I “I'm" u . ~ ~21;
pedes. &c.. at E. K. Lockwood‘a.
and Shoes:
N,
No. I Ely‘o Block, lllrtln Street, (next door to Old Well notch)
nut tahootheatore .oec lodh 1‘. Bronaooa would l
"tumtuawaulm.uo§’uot§muasmor using“
c manufacture". and wh h. I
“
mtggdatmtiol of a:
at? and 331.32% 1 he
d t for their lntoreat to
o
lbr
in the choc line will “a
tohnyaoodr aaluwaaea-h tvtlt
ore. We lntuutl
QUICK SALES ”AND SMALL PROFITS
_willheoarwtotto. thhetdetattoofluaodadoohotopkmaaharoot the pnhlle patronage tare-
Iboot:
its.— andsmuallklodanadatowtder. Wdoneatahortnotloo.’
Cabinet w
m Jonathon 7
lilo «may
«Minnaadavfihtaddwoolm’
OWWW
bill.-
SLATE "
SLATE '
SLATE
MAN'I‘ELS.
TABLE 1131’s,
WAINSCOTINGS,
SHELVES,
And all other
SLATE GGODS.
Alao dealero in
Cratoo,Regletero,otc
Only Office and W'ttrernottts of
T ll E BRIDG EPORT
SLATE MANTEL 00.,
38 MIDDLE ST.,
Bridgeport. Court.
lill ‘lt‘l
hm now received their mm smog stock or
W A L L P A P E R.
can u the large-t Amara-m ever M In flatwalk. mum .1th tr Invited to their
BRONZE AND GOLD PATTERNS.
Call early and create a Good Selection.
45 MAIN STREET, .NolWALK, CONN.,
in. M. as a‘. '1'. PROWIT'I',
GO TO
J._F.Bllllll‘l&l:0.’s
* , Forhargnlna lit
pARPETs,
y OIL CLOTHS AND
Apod u‘. or,
MAnBtEtZED
’ MARBLFIZED
trimmers
, Youeudodalood mathwmm
smug no» Goods?
of la ltllllit
llave their Annuallleuulon’
at New Haven,
And
to
THE TIMES,
Guts and llillran ‘
llttve their meetlttg Every Day (Sundays
excepted) at the Store of
J.F.&C. R. BENNETT.
Washington St...
SOUTH NOIWALK.
To roe our lorgc and wolloelectotl clock
of Formal! and Sun Umbrella: o! the latest
styles. ‘
Those Ladlep‘. Hlaeoe'. Children‘s, Mon'r
and Boya‘ Straw Hate, cheap.
Those new Spring Dress Gouda.
Dress Sllita.
Thooc Cheap Rihhona.
Those very low priced Veiled Gronatllnea.
That lame and choice lot at New Stylea
Prints and Perottlee have arrived. and thoee
cltetp Muslim. Cell and ace them.
That lot of Low-priced Suspenders for
Men and Boyt. price 15 and 20 coma.
Call and ace those Bed Spreads forth”.
and othors.
Another lot of those :ladlea with: belt“!
and corded Border Handkerchiefs for rate.
We have a low down left of those very
low prlced Towels.
A lot ol‘ Dolls at Cost.
We keep a lull llna or Cloths. enrolment.
Tweode. Jeane and Linen Gwds for Goa
Pont- aud Voats. .
' Neck Bowa‘at less than half price.
A lot of ermrs cheap.
Lodies‘ Travelling Satchels.
Hair Gouda.
A good mortmont of Jewelry.
Neck ltufllcs in grunt variety.
We have n few of those new styles Draw
String Shh-ts left.
Those new style Belts etc all tho rage.
That Oat Meal Soap. and other line choice
Soaps o! Robinson‘s make.
Those two-button Kid Gloves for “.00
and $1.95. hoot everything.
We are agcnfa for
Alan
and beautiful llttlug ma 'Glocho cotange-
ted. Also no
Inery. 7
Alto that Bloch Rose Perfumery.
Thoac who once buy to try will ever after
buy. , '
WALLPAPERS.
mommies, 7
Fire lam-ms:
Glove Fitting Corrots.aud Crown Pertu-
nanow‘x
pom mutual. ‘
Lice annular V
mm on. and Wmdow Glass.
\ -AT-
. nah-ammo. " ,aad
o. c. Vs'rrusotvvs. Ema-mm
N E w " 31-0 R E ! “WHOM
_wma hill-III. W» W“ “‘W. 'M‘
' momma.“ "0'2“.“ “0;?!
fig; 0' all mawtmfigg; humane.” 7:}:
w“ [ml 5 Mr. Track I. Gregory
m. , ‘ “film
mummuwoofim
WI It. I.” Km
gm “3;“ the mmmm
uauaa tmwott.
A. A. am It ‘a roam.
Water Coolers, %:W.g m t. «on: a. a...
Water Coolers. ”m mm
Water Coolers,
AT E. K.LOCKWO_O D’S- LANE. 1143!.
Money saved in buying Boots P035773?»
and Shoes at C. H. Harvey's. pm 3”,:
5/: mama
L’li‘rrettt inducements offered in Vegetables in their Sector.
Ant! all that m to a “-8.“ Harlot.
MR. D. c. H. BROWN.
tuwamwwwetm)
wutha loud cooauntlr on hand toathodtothe
m ‘
Boots 8: Shoes at. C. H. Harvey’s
Now is the timé to buy Boots
and Shoes at C. H.'Ha.rve)"ti.
want-o! era.
Spring Styles of Boots and ”fig? °' a” "m " ”"' ' " "wmh
Shoes to be found at. Harvey’s. -._ -.
“ INSURE YOUR 'LIFE !'
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What the people say must be
true—g0 to C. H. Harvey’s for
your Boots and Shoes.
The best variety of Boots and
Shoes to be found at. Harvey‘s
The cheapest Boots and Shoes
is to be bad at C. H. Harvey‘s.
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