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VRQUE.-Le 10 de ce mOis,-
peiez-vous bien cette date le
eux cirque de Dan Rice, au-
yea est attach6 une menagerie
p0S6e tl'amimaux les plus
SAesera SEES wastes tentes
= 4notFe vile. Comme de cou-
u y aura deux exhibitions
= dams l'apras midi ct ltautre le
g Dapsgchacun de ses repre-
3 ssatlons, les ecuyeres ct ecu>
les acrobates ct autres cel6
tes don: l'enu.n6ratiom serait
z Nas'te, execater0nt les tours
ptus msrseiileax qu.on ait ja>
Va. Dan Rise, lpi name APP
Atra sur Ia scene & Ia t6te de
s.owas, don't les saitiies font
sr DO rire les-gsns les plus Sc
u Sc trouvera Ia dams son
leat, admire ct appla udi, 81
ese Visions sont justes, par IN
seedk auqi.oire.
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jury DE PoL1CE.-Le Jury de
folice s'est assemble mercreui
eefnler !. ct s'est ajourn6 apres tr0is
lears de session. CONNIE les pro.
sea0res de ces trois jOurs de
esesion sont tres volt mi :
|.eoses Ut remplies dune infinite
ee chooses interressantes sur les
Ialres de Ia paroisse, nous nous
.oenerons, pour le moments "a annoa
g que les finances de la paroisse
Ut dams de ties bonnes condi-
nA Toutes les dettes ou recla
e1ons dues par la paroisse av-
g le premier Janvier 1880, sOut
wees ct il va assez d'argent
c'lise pour solder toules celles
81. 1850 ct une partie dc celles de
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vyslTE Henry c. Elder.
rpne.eutant la celeUrc ct lopu
lairp maisOn tie L. Grnmew;lld nous
4 TAFT Ia fayeur .i'unr vI>ltt. Mr
Elder est I'm (ltS his ie Mr.. Elder
QuI habitat :, Thlbsniaux avant
Ia gl,er e paicOu!S actGeiiemrnt
IL calil.Ea que tlans i'in.eret Ge la
maison quill ,rpreS-nte. Les per
k0lanes ri deslrent fat :'acqnI>l
ton dun piano on dc tout autre
instrument de- musique, penvent
traiter avec lui ELI tOute conf
ance.
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Trichines ct TrichinOst

LA trichinose resne en france !;
la trlchinose est Il Paris Tel est
le cri dsalarme qai s'e>t iepandu
depais quelques sema'nes. La
nouveIle nous est arlivee de Sne
de ct de Norvege, puis de Greece
ct de Turquie ellie a hui par Sc
r6percuter c3lnme pn ecno sur 9
boulevard des Italirls. La trichi
nose est = Paris!
ii ny await 6viddnnent que lez
Psrisiens pour. lsignSssr. On e
lenr 4 tant s6p6tk, dapliis, quill se1
est beanconr, auxQ aels on np. e
rait t,as ins1get xugcurd<hui de
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SUCCESSION OF NANCY COLEMAN.
NO. 1913 PROBATES.
Twentieth judicial District Court.

Twentieth judicial District Court. :
CTATE OF L0IISIANA.-Psrisl Of L..
- fourche. Whereas Jack COlennn
Of said parish. ha: this day. made
application to the said Court 70 be ap-
Now, therefore all persops are hereby
warned and notified to hl6 their objections
if any they have, with the Clerk q .aid
Court. at his Office in the Town of Thihe-
d.ux within ten days after the first publica
tioD hereof, otherwise the said applicant
will in due course of law be appointed I'd
ministrator Of aaid SUGGESTIONS.
S~ Wit my hand. and Ito i'm
LIS. }peess g. ssRl Of my of1ee, thil
~ 1stA = Ssssssry W.: "a 4; =; l,;,i ~
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RESTAURANT DES oUAT4E.
a SA1SONS. -

AIR. JOHN BOSIo, PEOPRIETAJRE
vi du kEsTAURANT DEs QCirRt-HAIs1y1sl
previent ses amis dc "a villA "a tlc Ia casS
pagne, ainsi que le pnbiic en- g6nerale ,Au3
transf6re son restaurant du No. l66 do
In rue de Chartres an No. III delA l6ern.,
rue, pres dc St-Louls. II prOftede cctfe IL
casion pour remercier le pnblieset ssollSci1o
en- mer,e temps la continuation de son Aten
veillant patronage. II infofndc Sti oajtos0i
amis quill tes salons particulieTs an pre-
,,mier, ct des chambres meubl6es 4 lSaer ) +
Esemainc ou au mois. Les personnes T. "a
ct de Ia canpagne y tr0nveropt tsusar
/ ss.mf6rt desirable.I Q restzurant sere -euvetl
: QUA uuit Gi1v Isl
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RlGoLEs.-Les rigol.ss des rues
de liz vile iinsi que les fO>seS de
gonts sont WcsQue tous nettoye>
~ Requirement hes eaux SO tait
avec beauco p plus de rapidite
qnselle sc tai>ait anparavant.
Nous ne savons pas jn>qu'a qnel
Ie tla,Qne il en- sera ailisi, snrtout
81 on perils-t aux tlaNn~n de pas
ser avrc lear ,ihiculeS dams les
.rigD'es. II nous Semhlc done qn'
ua tel usage devrait 6tle prOhit'e,
ri on yeut Sl,t,er les <!elellSeS tie
h vile Il a>Oir un ;,sS;,inisSement
t0uvenablc.
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BANoUETrE.~On parle beau
|coup depuis long;emps dun ban
|nuatte dc ThibOdaux FEglise
|l,atho|ioue. Nous sommes davis
|ou.uuc 6oune banquet en briques
|rst de toute necessite, tout autant
pour ceux qai suivent les Offices
|diyins que pour les prumeneurs.
Mons nous assOciOns done de tout
|crur aux prolnotenrs tie .cette III
|A,s,enxiblc ameliOration.
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Sans dOuleur, sans danger ct sans perto d
temps pour les aifaires.
Ccs Mdtadies so't o1jet dane attention, snk
c'dle ct te'" g"e'isost est ga,antie.
LEpilepsie. ou les Crises, est trait6e
a'ec uh success merveilleux, CONNIE tous les
cas- soht soiSneusement examines ct .cefnx,
seuieMent qui offrent un bon cspoir dc rtlt;
rison sons cntrepris.
Le traifeinent dc rImpotence, 10 ,.fspesana--,
torrhee ct Ia Debilit6 scxuelle par les n4Ii-
caihents seuiement u toajours etc .iputile
e! meme nuisible. Qu'ils ne font aucun
oien est le teinOigmge universal de tona La
medecins hOnuGtcs .Des mflI,era m nS.lr
camente pour ces ,ualadics let ont depsnsx
ieor argent ct 'eur constitution ~ u. fais.
mas 10 DOcteur combine lc traitemeIf nl1di
cal avcc felectricitG,s fGlectficite Stit6 40
QUITE par un simple apparel Glcctrtauo
don't importe qui peut Sc servi ct par cc
moyeh II assure lie success.
>, La Constipation, cette RUNE de tant
1existences ct la source la plus prolofQue,
ae mauvalse sante, est gu6rie par una ma.
thode simple, avec peu Ou point de m6tiica
ments.
Les maladies des lemmes sont trait6es
par felectricite, sans peine nj exposition.
Aes resserfement de rUretre ct du Hec,
tuin est guem sans operation chirurmeal6
ct sans douleur le Yer Solitaire, lea Iaelae
dies des kognons. della Blague, les Maladiee
Pr'vees, les Rhenmatisincs, Ia N6vralgic,
les m a Maux dc lete, Ia Migraine, PAsth4ne,
lAffalbllsselnent OF les Douleurs dYAnx
sans operation chirurgicale; la S1rdft6k n
Bruit dams les Oreilles, les Malsdics de "a
feau, les Ecrouellcs, les Tuhleurs, Ia PCste
dc la NOix, trait es avcc success par 1iA IA.
medes ameliores
Les demandes uinfOrmation loiycpt Gtre
accompanies dun timbre ponr la repopse,
n. B.-Aucun nom nest liyre au public
sans IL consenteineDt ecrit lie Ia. pcrsOnpe.
antes: ~
Capt. Max. Blanchard, Hem, rrho,des. Il
JAS. Wallbiilech, Surinten.lant de Ia Fon
drle johnson, Rheumatismes.
=, L. ii. Patterson, Pilote du batcau Fagsn,
HGmor:hoidcs.
Max Beer. 1853 rue du Canal, N6yralsiss =
Mme; Miller, encoiguure DIES rues JACK,
son ct Llbert., SOurde. - -
taire.
Thos. Robinson, 10 rue CONT, He,notrhoi-
des. fslssA.
George Buchert, a2l rue Josephine, He.
Jacob Blum, rue Baronne, H6tnorrhoidea.
=, Capt. Pharr, Morgan City, Pcrte dc la
Leo. Wo'fson, Grapp's Bluff, La, Hemor
TuOlues. 81 IA
Col: W. ONeal, Covington, ,Kh.. r,stuie.
W. +. Shr0ck, Goodman, Mics. H6mor
rhodes. q 4
J. I. Swim, rue Main, Cincinnati, Fh-
sure. -
r. Wolf, Port, Hickey, Luz, H6morrhoa
.des
Byron Eastman, Mercer, Ky. Resserre.
ment.
JAS. Aldrich, Covington, KY, Diabate. =
a. Frcldheim, BastrOp, La, Hemor.hoi-
des.
). J. Gordon, l32 rue Walnut. Cincinnati,
O., Catarrhe.
}. !. Hawkins, Mason, Tenn. DGchs,f6
des Oreilles.
J. u. Wilson, Alton, Ky, Epilcpsio.
q. ID. Aickerson. Vicksburg, Miss. AsShs1
me. sac
j. I. Warren, Carrolton, Tenn., BronoLis
tes. y
Ii. Shipp, Owen, Ky, Scrofule.
8m-n-I-80. 2" :.
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Parish School Board.
SESSION 8.

Thibodaux, La. November 3, 1880
The Parish Board of School Directors
met this day in the Office of Badeaux and
Moore at 4 O'clock p. NJ.
Present: Badeanx, Aucoin, Blanchard,
Ragan and GrisamOre.
Absent: Barker and Winaer.
The reading of the minutes of the last
session was postponed until future meet
ing.
On motion of Mr.. Ragan 1t was
Resolved, That Messrs. L. Roger, G. Dion
ne. and +. Delatte be appointed Local Di
rectors for the school near the upper line Of
the Parish, East Bank and that they be re-
quested to secure u place for public school
as near Judge L. Beattie's plantation, as
practicable.
On motion of Mr.. Blanchard, Mr.. C. j.
Matherne was assigned to duty as Assistant
in the Lockport School to date from the be
ginning OF the second mouth of said school.
The following bills were presented.
ThibOdanx Saw Mill Co., Lumber 483
s. T. GrisamOre sundries
For GrisanOre School 100
Beourgois school los
" Cutters on Guion Academy &c i2
- Gui.u Acaleny 100
BarFe c j. for Lockport school $50
+. Samoan. printing circulars, rules &c. l425
s. T. Grisa,ncre. postage sc. 155
Tor Bllllu school %
.ota'. '.--.... -.--.--:... --:...:..: Soo oo
An appropriation OF fifty nine 50Il00 dol
lars was III lde to pay tn above claims out
Of funds set APART tu the proper Districts.
On motion. it was made the duty of the
Superintendent TO visit the various schools
once per Quarter and report in writing to
this Board
Miss b. Capello was assigned to take
charge OF the School near Mrs. Meegel's.
Mr.. Sternberg was dismissed from the
GrisaWOre school.
Mr.. Guthrie was assigned to the Galliano
school
On melton the Board adjourned sine die.
lSigned1 I. a. BADEAUX,
President.
S. T. GRIsAMORE, Secretary.
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VFNrEs POUR TAXEs.-Same
al ,lernier. 10 sheriff ex-OfiiciO
fSllecteur de taxes IL vendu Il len
ehere pnblique, conformement /.
Ia loi sur le Revenue, nne ccrtal
No partic de propriet6s 'mmooilie
res, sur lesquelles des taxes for
faites Gtaient dues. Crlies qui
usont pas tronv6 ,I'acquerenr >ont
reaflichees pour etre vendues le
Samedi 2ne jour Uavril 1881.
Avis u qui celia peut i"'eresser.
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Information Locale =.

CHANGEMENT.-Le DR.. Daigre,
chirursien deutiste, Il transport6
son Office 4 rencoignure des rues
Market ct MarOnge, OH les person
nss uui ont besoin de son minis
tare le trOuverOnt.
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TO all whom il may concern

PLEASE TAKE NOiICE-That in pur-
snance Of an order of the Hon. Arthur F.
Knobloch, Judge of the Goth. Judicial Dis
trict of the State OF | ou,siana sitting in and
tor said parish, rendered on the 5th. day of
March 1881, "a meeting Of the creditors of
Victor Paye will bo he'll. before John w.
Knobloch clerk of :he Doth. Judicial Dis
trict Court AMI Elk Oiicio Notary Public in
aud for said parish ut his oiicr in the town
Of Thibo,laux. on TUESDAY APRIL 18th.
1881 ut lOo'clOck A. NJ. for the purpose OF
taking into consideration the petition OF
SAID lusOlvent and to advise the best mode
Of disposing OF said property.
BY order Of said Court. ..
(~~) Witness my hand and the impress
LIS. Of my seal of office, ut 1hibOdaux
(~ Parish and state aforesaid this the
9th DAY Of March A. d. 1891.
j. w. KNOBLOCH. Clerk
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CRuE,-Les eanx dams le Ba
rnu I,afourche SOnt al meme nj
yeau deouis huit jours. La crevas
se While qui a actuellemsEt soix
onte pie,lS d'Ouverture ct trOlS
ni.ds lie chute conle toujonrs,
ma,s on espere Ia boucher d'ici a
,n,u lie iOurS'
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ST vous voulez acheter un
bon chapeau, a bon narche, allez
au Nagasin Bleu.
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-Au Magasiu Blcw, vouS trou
verez la meilleure qudli,e tie chauS
sures, pour ho'a lnes, danes ct ell
fants.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Goth. Judicial District Court, Parish of La
fOurche.
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Or. ". A. THOMPSON. ),
2ll Rue du Canal.
NOUvELLE-ORLEANs.

NOUvELLE-ORLEANs.
A
Les HensOs'rA0ides, les FJstxles
ct les Fissurcs. :.
Queries sans Pusage du
c0uTEAu, de la LiGAIURE ou de- CAUsrl.
CUES,
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sans douleur, sans danger ct sans perto Dc
temps pour les aifaires.
Ces Mdtadies sont otjet dane attention, snk
ctdle ct leatr qMtiisoa est an,nnfie
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word for witness to telegraph if he found Blanche. Witness found that she had gone to the dressmaker's and autographed Walter, who was stopped at Stamford.
 Witness then detailed that Mrs. Cramer had requ ested him if he saw Jennie to tell her thatmother was very sorrow for having upbraided her in the morning and to bid her return fearing nothing. Miss Douglass had entertained the idea that she had gone to New York herself and seemed not to know of her whereabouts. Then, the corre- spondence which has been published was shown witness and identified by him. Wit ness said regarding his letter inviting Jennie to go to Coney Island with him on the night l boat, that he was expecting to meet Walter l and Blanche at the island, and did not thl nk it improper to so invite lady even on short acq uaintance.
 Witness said that he took no lady out to ride on Friday night excepting his little sis l ter, and took her from his house to the Park | gate and back and was not seen on Congress avenue. He stated tbat he was not at Sayin l Rock on Friday night and that he had not been to West Haven shore ln ten or twelve days, and that the last time was when he went down with MT. Wolfe, of Wilkesbarre, Pa, a man of thirty five, and his sister; and that he hadl not been to the east shore recently except on the two occasions when he drove out with Jennie Cramer as stated. He had not been to the West Haven shore as above stated either in carriage or horse car.
 Q. (By Dr. Painter)-What is your opin- ion of the cause of her death?
 Witness said that there were so many con fiicting statements that it was difficult to de eide, but he was certainly of the opinion that she did not throw herself into the water
 Dr. Painter-You do not think she com
 mitted suicide?
 Il 4. No, sir I do not think it was her na ture. Witness was asked if he had been ir love with Miss Oramer, and why he addressed her so,-My dear Miss Oramer. He said he did not love her, but that she was a lively girl, agreeable company and entertaining.
 Witness was asked if there was any i'm
 proper relations between him and Miss Ora mer. Witness replied emphatically that there l was none, that he Fegarded her as a lady and respected her as such.
 Judge Blydenburgh made plea for Miss Douglass, that she be allowed to remain al her hotel today, if there should be hear ing, but the jury decided that she need mol
 remain in the hall, but in a residence near by
 where she would be comfortable.
 | Richard Waite, First Lieutenant of tht
 Blues, testified to seeing the party coming
 out of Edward Malley's house Thursday
 morning, above detailed, and that the Ia
 dies crossed the lawn probably to avoid being seen from the stables.
 Recess was taken till 73 o'clock.
 CONTINUED ON THTRD PAGE
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Heading Matter on Every Page.J
LOCAL NEWS.
RrfaH Mention.

Brief Mention. St. Boniface church people picnic at Savin Rock to-day. ~
 MT. Jonas U1lman has 8 fine night bloom ing cereus in blossom.
 The Hartford Foot Guards leave to-day on their trip to Portland, Me-
 Camp meeting at Willimantic begins Thursday, August 25, and ends Friday, Sep tember 2.
 Dr. Ira Hutchinson, aged 83, prominent physician in Middlesex county, died Thurs day evening.
 The thirteenth annual clambake of the Fat Mems association will be held at Roton Point. South Norwalk, September 1st.
 The Seventeenth regiment, c. w., which it will be remembered was raised entirely in Fairfield county, will hold their annual re- union at New Canaan, August P.
 An addition eighty feet long and three stories high is being built on to the works of the Bridgeport Brass company. A short time ago wing sixty feet long was added to the factory.
 Wm. E. Riley, who has been agent of the Hartford, Providence and Fishkill Railroad company and the New York and New Eng land, in Waterbury, for Il years, has tender ed his resignation to take effect next Mon day. Waterbury American.
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County Conm1as1oners.

The Commissioners from every county in the State will hold meeting for conference in this city to-day. Licenses and other mat ters will be considered. The Commissioners will dine at the Forbes House on the East Haven shore.
 The decision in the Curnan case will not be given to the public until next Tuesday. It is thought that the decision will work Q forfeiture of Curnan's license.
 The Commissioners yesterday granted ii quor licenses to James H. Hamilton, 65 Ce- dar street; George Cowles, 94 Sylvan ave nue, New Haven, and to Michael Lawlor and Patrick Donnelly of Waterbury.
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Personal.

c. B. Demarest, wife and sister, Mrs. James Smith, leave next Thursday for Saratoga and Lake George.
 John J. Matthias and family leave the shore for Saratoga this Wednesday, morning and will stop at the Windsor Hotel.
 Silas Thompson and wife leave for Sara toga to-day and will stop at the Everett House, where they were guests last year.
 Dr. W. G. filling has returned from Dr. Strong's house at Saratoga. Mir. filling is still there. Dr. filling is much improved in health from his short stay at the springs al- though the weather has been unpleasantly hot there
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CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE
The Homestead.

Who has not heard of the Homestead, or Hills Cottage, West Haven shore-the' cosy little nook where Alfred and James Hills still cater to the palates of the most fastidious. This year the Homestead is more popular than ever, and noted not only by New Haven people, but by those of New York, Hartford and many other cities of note in the United States. The table at the cottage is served with all the delicacies of the season and is surely the place to satisfy good appetite.
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Police Notes.

John Stevens, 12 years of age, residence 112 Willow street, fell down stairs in the Register building yesterday afternoon and broke his right arm. Dr. c. A. Lindsley att tended him.
 Alexander McCabe was arrested last even- ing for stealing $16 from his father, John McCabe, of Hamilton street.
 A bay horse and whitechapel buggy was stolen from Railroad Grove, West Haven, last evening. It was found in Columbus avenue by two boys. about Il o'clock, and put in Barker & Ransom's stable.
 A light bay horse with top phaeton was also stolen from the Railroad Grove, ,and was found in Allingtown about 12 o'clock by the police It was placed in care of Barker < Ransom.
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Suffering Chfltren. |.

of child who is sick and unable to locate it's pain. Tn most cases children suffer from
 disordered stomachs-or at least troubles o1 that kind are most common-and if moi treated in time often result in death Twenty drops of Perry Dav1s' Pain Killer will allevi.
 ate the most painful and obstinate case oi chronic diarrhea or summer complaint in the world and no nurse can feel safe without having bottle of the medicine at her elbow. All respectable druggists sell the Pain Killer.
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Exenrsion Notes.

The annual picnic with parade of the uni formed members of Aurora Encampment Mo- p, I. O. o. F.. will take place to-day at Rail- road Grove. Savin Rock They will form on Owe near Wooster street, and march through @Olive to Chapel, Church to Elm, through center of Green, to Chapel, to Church, to George, to State, to new depot to take cars for grove.
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Vannnr,a Enracasf.

Vennor says we may expect 8 great change in the weather about the time the new comet is in it's perihelion, when it will be also nearest to the earth. This will oc. cur on August 20. From the 18th to 2Oth ot the present month, instead of being burned up as we might expect, he says we shall be nearly frozen by frosts and strong cold northerly winds
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Summer Notes,

City Clerk James P. Pigott has gone for a weeks vacation. His destination is Sara toga.
 Mayor Robertson, who has returned from Saratoga, has not yet finished his vacation and will next visit the White Mountains, leaving in day or two
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Card.
..

In justice to ourselves and the public we wish to state to the public that we have no voice in the management or control of the Malley building, corner of Chapel and Tenn pie streets, except that portion rented and occupied by ourselves, all the remainder be- ing owned and rented by Mir. Malley, and therefore outside of our jurisdiction.
 JOIN RADCLIFFE.
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It Possible to be Comfortable

Even in August. The low shoes made and sold for gentlemen's use by Wallace B. Fenn & Go. are all hand-work, of fine stock, and made on lasts that fit; are handsome, and give the maximum of comfort.
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Does not seem to affect trade unfavorably this season. W. B. Fenn $ Go. never before sold such quantities of low shoes during July and August. This is no doubt partially owing to large job lots favorably purchased, and sold to our customers much less than the actual cost of manufacture. aug9 Nv
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DIatt and C1Ioye Kid.

Ladies' button boots, with matt and glove kid tops, do not tear out at the button holes, and stand the wear and tear of dress braid
 better than most leather; shoes of this ma terial, are soft, durable and stylish Wallace B. Fenn & Go. have all widths in stock.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-10
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Wednesday Morning, August 10. 1881.
NEW ENTERTAINMENTS TODAY.

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