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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1886-02-13
ar wO NDERFUL GROWTH OF THE
SOUTH.

The Philadelphia Times, one OF the
Vt and largest papers published iii the.
|rnited States, after thorough study o
lie South, says:
The industrial growth of the South
ming the last few years has been mar,
slous, and there is every indication
|stjt is a thoroughly healthy and per-
rapent growth. South Carolina alone
Issincreased her manufactured products
n last five years from $17,00O,0O0 to
M sSS,OOO,000; her agricultural ma
hiuery from $3,000,000 to $4,000, 900; ;
|r agricultural productions from $42,. !.
0OOOO to $50, SOC, 900. and her live stock
mm sl9,OOO,OO0 to $21 100000, 1t must
\ remembered that South Carolina is
M the foremost of the Southern States
multiplying hor industrial products.
Ieorgia, Alabama and probably North
faroina surpass her in industrial growth;
Nd South Carolina has had graver race
Broblems to solve than any other of the
outhern States excepting only Mississ-
ppL The industrial growth in the
Eouth is no sudden or accidental affair.
| ID only the beginning OF the wonderful
|1yancement the South is about to make
adding to her own and the nations
Seslth. He surplus of full hundred
kllioa9 this year will fit her for more
ban doubling that surplus next year
|bd the next decade will witness the
kuth closely pressing the North in every
isnnci available for her industry.
The South will largely multiply her
tman or iron and coal within the
ext '.w years, and furnish the iron
BID cos from her own mines and furna-
fs;snd the day is close at hand when
be cotton of the South will be all spun
fd NANNY woven by her own magnfi-
|ntWa.or power and her own labor, that
materially cheapened by the gentler
)imaN And when furnaces and cotton
ills dot the South wherever needed,
Fery form of diversified industry will
How. We hazard little in saying thai
be next decade will present more
Fosperous industry in the South than
be North. There are many natural
|uses to contribute to that result, and
be Southern people are now, for the
fst time, prepared to utilize their great
Pvantagas. This Southern growth does
b mean paralysis or decay in Northern
|dustry, but it means that what the
buth can do better for herself than the
|orth can do for her will be done by her
IN enterprise; and the progressive peo>
|eOt the North will readily adapt them
Y to the new order of things TIL
Nv wealth Of the South will be largely
fused throughout the North, and SontIs
b prosperity will mean the common
|Osperity of the whole country.
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Restored After Ten Years.

Mrs. 7. ]. Hutchins, Of Cayuga, Hines
Miss, writes: "Have had Chronic
onchitis for the last ten years, was con,
ed to bed and was very low. Tried
my remedies and was treated by sewers
Physicians, but grew gradually worse
'out Sept lst, began taking Dr.. Kings
v Discovery for consumption, and find
eonly thing that gives relief. Am now
eto walk out and nm gaining and firm
believe by continuing the use of this
eat Discovery my health will be fully
'ored." Free trial bottle of this certain
Tor eought and colds at Branum &
odwin's Drug Store.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1886-02-13

To cure this distressing malady,which
renders the sufferer unfit for the duties
of life ana lays the foundation for other
diseases, there is no remedy that can
compare to "Mansfe,ds Chill and Fever
Cure" 1t is cheap, effective and is
thoroughly endorsed by the people of
the South. Try one bottle and you will
never use any other. It is put up in so
and 81 90 bottles, Prepared by tho
Mansfield Medicine Co., Memphis Tenn,
and for sale by all druggists,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1886-02-13
An end to Bone Scraping

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg Ill :
says "Having received SO much benefit
from Electric Bitters, feel it my duty
to let suffering humanity know it. Have
had a running sore on my leg for eight
years, doctors told me l would have to
have my bone scraped or leg amputated.
used instead three bottles Electric Bit
ters and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, and my leg is now sound and well
Both of the above medicines at Branum
& Goodwin's.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1886-02-13
A Reliable Article.

For enterprise, push andadesro 10 re
such as will give the trade satisfaction
Branum e. Goodwin the Druge.s ioga5
all competition. They sell Dr. BQs,nEo'a
,'ough and Lung Syrup, because its Inc
best medicine on the market, for ,l1--s
1olds, Group and Primary c0"snmnti'H,
Price so cents and $1,00 SaonLa fee
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KeynOfc to Health.

Health is wealth. Wealth means in
DEPENDENCE. The Keynote is DR.. Bosan'
kos Cough and Lung Syrnp, the bes,
Cough Syrup in the world. Cures
Coughs, Colds, Pains in the Chest,
BIonchitis, and Primary Consumption,
One dose gives relief in every case. TAKE X
no other. Price so cents aud $l,oO.
Sold by Branum & Goodwin.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1886-02-13

The end man al the Minstrel show
eother night came to the rescue of Bro
bwen. He said he had a dream that
went to Heaven and knocked for adj
ttance. st. Peter demanded to know
bere he hailed from. He told him he
bsall the way from Mississippi From
Pat part of the State? Holly Springs,
fS the reply. Then, said st. Peter
me right along in, for YOU are the only
an from that town who applied for adj
lssion here.-Holly Springs Reporter,
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The Use of Tobacco by Minors.

petition for the enactment of a law
Ohibiting the selling or giving away OF
baCco to minors has recently been pre-
|nted to the Massachusetts Legislature
! the Woman's Christian Temperance
|hion, representing its six thousand
embers, and petitions from the cities
d towns signed by large number OF
fomnent citizens are being daily sent
through their respective Representa-
Ees This is the expression of an earn.
tsentiment in favor Of law similar to
e laws which. have already been past
New Hampshire, New Jersey and
Fbratka. The sympathy and co>opera~
bn of the public will undoubtedly be
|ven TO this important effort of the W.
7, U. to save the children and there's
J the future citizens Of tn Common
talth. This subject is worthy of atten
fn by the Mississippi Legislature. The
e of deadly cigarettes, and Of tobacco
other forms, is an evil that afflicts
e rising generation. A law prohibiting
\ sale or giving away of tobacco to
fnors, would no doubt be enforced in
|lssssippi and would, meet with popular
|proval.-VicKsburg Post.
|lo this we say hearty amen. OF all
4 vices that our boys are guilty of, the
(bit of smoking cigarettes is the most
fious, The number OF boys who i'll
P ge in this practice in Grenada is as
hishing. 1t is no uncommon thing to see
|aA boys putting away at the vile weed
at is sapping and undermining their
ny life and breaking down constitutions
at would otherwise sustain useful
Pnhood. 1t is a subject worthy of
Rislation.
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CORN E1KlEa BsA3kIaF,

the fattest Mutton, and the best Pork ana
Sausage. Customers can feel assural that
what we offer for sale is bought especially
for our own trade, and from parties who
are entirely esponsible, not only in the
sale of stock, but for the manner in which
the are prepared for the shambIes All
that we ask of aD intelligent public is, .
fair trial of what we offer for sale at our
counters. ....
LEVY TER SS.
Nov, 18th IS Am.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1886-02-13

o,d man named jerry McQuiver
Puhered much from 40 obstinate liver,
.ook Smiths Bile Beans
Used by all the great Queens,)
! . thus stayed his flight Ger the river
= DTS bottle at Hughes & Nance's
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1886-02-13
NEW EsEEF FGAEErZE,,ys,

We have opened up q Meat naE,' a
the rear of DR.. CampbelIs store, built fr
market purposes by the late Mr. W, i.
Woods, where we will keep on land none
l.
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SHERIFFS SALE TAX LANDS
10 pursuance OF thssau Gecton Code $780, Monday
Il f@' e the same being the
lSt Day of March, 1886.

4
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Bailey h section "a township state county
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20
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Glover r
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DRY GOODS.
GREArLY REDUCED PkrcEs.

OREATLY llEDUCED L RIGGS.
SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER)
HAS MADE GREAT REDUCTIONS" IN THE
PRICES OF CERTAIN SPRING AND SUM
MER DRESS FABRICS, IN ORDER 10 CLOS +
THEM OUT AT ONCE.
LOO FORMER PRICE 81 %
LOUISINE SILKS AND CHECKED SURAHS at
75c. and S1.OD, REDUCED FROM 81. and 81 25.
SPECIAL x q Ms" in STRIPED and
CHECKED SUMMER SILKS at soc.
MARKED DOWN PRICES" EMBROIDERED
INDIA PONGEE and PRINTED CHINA SILK
ROBES
NOVELTIES in CAMEI.S' HAIR, ETAMINECAN-
VAS aud BATISTE ROBES at reduced prices -
ESPECIAL OFFERING" of FINEST QUALITY
DENTELLE LANES in BLACK, CREAM.
GRAY, Navy and BEIGE, at $50. REDUCED
GREATLY INDUCED PRICES" on BLACK BRO
ALI. SPRING and SUMMER WRAPS at CLOSING
COMPLETE STOCK FRENCH and BRITISH
WHITE GOODS from 1212c. to 81 90 per yard.
ALL THE DESIRABLE STYLES in INDIA CRIN-
KLES from 12l,.c to 25c
GENUINE CALCUTTA SEERSUCKERS.
IMMENSE STOCK OF THE FINEST QUALITY of
PLAIN and FANCY FRENCH SATTEENS In
CONFINED STYLES
'EXCLUSIVE NOVELTIES" in ANDERSON'S
CHOICE DESIGNS IN PRINTED LINEN LAWNS
at 25c. per yard
S. PLAIN FIGUREs INCORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY
PERRY BUILDING,
Penn. Avenue Corner 9th street.
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CITY ITEMS

Hahn's Over Stock Sale No. I.
SIG 7th st. and 1922 Pa. ave. Goods which we
are overstocked on, and which must be sold by
June 23d-
Misses 81 fine Oxfords and low button, 75c.:
81 Curacao kid opera slippers, 75c;
75c. genuine kid opera slipper, 6Oc.
Child's 81 hand-sewed, spring heel and heel
low button and Oxford ties, 75c
Chiid's 75c. springfield ties and button, Soc
75c. opera slippers, Soc
Boys so finest calf low Shoes S215,
Youths 1925 solar tip, low button, 81. /
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in u ID. Ward" prints, 4Oc
per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and ButtermiIk
Sweet Milk SC. per quart. Cream Is cents.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 4, 1886, am.
For Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, fair
weather, followed by light local rains, nearly
stationary temperature, variable winds.
For saturday. generally fair weather I: indi.
Gated for the New England and midoIeAtlantic
states, with a slight rise in temperature
SLIP COVERS for parlor furniture, Sl5; re-
frigerators, from s2.75 to $50; water coolers.
from 81 so to SO; baby carriages from So to
screens, from soc. to 81; mosquito canopies,
81: window shades, 25c.; curtain poles, 25c.
a.s milk ns,n maid stools 1Se Mos a geoas
corner 11th and streets northwest.
VICTOR Fountain Pens, gold mounted, so
cents. Whitakers-
HAVE VOC SEEN the forty-eight cent Shirt
Waists at Saks Companys?
ENGRAVED PLATE and 100 cards 81 so. Whit
akers.
S1.9O WILL BUY light Derby, either Dun
lap Youman blocks, at Francs, corner 7Ih
and ID, the only strictly one price hat and gent Q
furnishing store In the city,
GAS FIXTURES, at shedd's, 400 9th street.
ALL THE LATEST and Fine Stationery at
Whitaker's.
We MAKE A SPECIALITY in gentlemen's fine
m Eeh sss Styles
PICTURE FRAME and EaSelS at cost 70 close
them out. Whitakers.
S2S. S2S. S2S.-Solid walnut marble-top
chamber suites, bevei mirror, chairs, rocker,
table, &c. VIM III. DUNN, 81 9TH street.
1000 BOXES Linen Paper and Envelopes, 25
cents. Whttakers.
PEOPLE interested in mining should attend
lecture of Bryan Tyson this evening. See
advertisement in miscellaneous want column.
GAS RANGES and Stoves at Shedd's.
,Ior ARroTYPEs at 90 cents, former price IS
and so cents. Whitaker's.
EXAMINE the twenty-one cent Shirt Waists
sold by Saks & Company, 300 to 3os It'll st.
: ALL Books on shelves at cost at w hitaker's.
PARENTS WILL SAVE MONEY by attending
Hahn's Great Over Stock sale No. 1, embracing
many low shoes and slippers for Misses and
Boys. Call in time to avoid the rush prior to
closing of the schOOls.-See City Items.
ALL Books ordered at Is per cent discount
from retail price. Whitaker's.
s24.5O. s24.5O s24.5O.-Walnut parlor
suites S24.5O. WIN. H DUNN, 81 It'll street.
CARD ENGRAVING and printing reduced in
price. Wnitaker's.
LAWN VASES and Garden Hose at Shedd's
GENrLEMEN's HIGH and round hats, Mack.
inaw and English straws, choice selection Of
PRINTING 100 Cards from plate, IS cents.
Whitaker's.
u
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The Permaneut Exposition.
COMMITTEES TO COLLECT FUNDS FOR THE ENTER
PRISE.

The Permaneus Exposition.
COMMITTEES TO COLLECT FUNDS FOR THE ENTER
PRISE.
At meeting last evening Of the committee
TO arrange for q permanent expedition in this
city, the following sub-comn.ittees Of the zen.
eral finance committee were appointed TO
visit the citizens and solicit aid in furthering
the enterprise: West Washington, William
wheatley and George T. Dunlop; 18th street to
8. Hill and p. v. Hagner; 18th to 9th street.
Robert Portner, JEFF Chandler, J. 81. Magruder
and E X, Johnson; 9th TO LIST street, G. G. Dun
COCHRAN; south " Wsshinston H. fnd Bs ss
II. Wimsait and A: F: Barker; Capitol Hill, s.
reil; banks, E Francis Riggs, W. s. Thompson
and John A. Baker; city railroads, gas com.
pan Psny and Insurance Psur COMPANIES J; 3: Magrg
Thompson and William Wheatley; steamboet
companies, n. L. Biscoe and S. II. Wimsait.
The CARROLL INSTITUTE FREE NIGHT
SCHooL.-The Carroll Institute Free Night school
which admits Catholic working boys rom all
parts Of the city, as well as others we'll recon-
mended, closed last evening with dialogues, and
the Institute nall. The musical part Of the
EowIet, and Mr.. E. Yoangs, IT,, A. ]. Faust.
Ph: D. delivered the address 70 the students.
Rev Rev. Father Walter presented the medals
general excellence to Henry J: Hawkshaw;
silver medal for scholarship and department to
Hugh r. Griffin; special premium for declama-
studies Ts books were presented to Harry Smith.
Ihos. +. SegersOn, Richard Edelin,, Harry +.
fadgetf, John Barry, III. F. Perlie, Peter A
Schiadt, l. Mangan, JnO. VOlland, Jno. G.
Howard, Geo. W. Werner. John Fiavin, W.
COMMENCEMENT AT THE SCHOOL OF Flo
CUriON.-The closing exercises OF the Washing
ton School of Elocution and English Grammar
Mrs NJ. stevens Hart principal, took place last
evening in the parlors of the institution, 9O4
street Recitations were given by Miss Kate
Garst, Miss Jessie Johns, Miss Fannie Scott,
Miss Anna Barbour, Miss Sarah McNulty and
Aleck Bently. instrumental and vocal music
the following young ladies: Miss Grace Brouse,
Miss Fielding ROselle, Miss Alma Johnson
Miss Emma Prall and Miss Mae Bell Hart. The
Rev. DR.. w. 81. Milburn made the closing adj
dress.
To SUBDIvIDE WHITNEY CLosE-A deed
was placed on record to-day by which Ida N.
Moore and Selma NJ. Harvey, the heirs Of Cath
artne NJ. Whitney, transferred to BENJAMIN H.
Warder, In consideration OF $6O,O24, ali the
the west and known as Whitney Close, and
containing Al 92-1OO acres. Mention has been
made In The STAR Of this sale. 1t is the inten.
lion OF the purchaser to at once subdivide this
and lay the ground out into villa sites. He will
also begin the erection OF several residences. A
Dill has been introduced by Senator Sherman
TO extend 9Th street, and II this is done there
will be another avenue OF approach to this
location.
ITALIAN WORKS OF ART.-Messrs. Walter B.
Williams Co., auctiOneers, will sell this even
ing, at eight O'Clock, at their salesrOOms Ap-
penine stone statuary, vases and other objects
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CITY ITEMS.


Mems and Boys Summer Hats.
Pearl and Beaver high cass'r Hats. 81.
New shades in stiff Fur Derbys, So to s3.
Genuine Detroit Mackinaw HAS 81 to SO.
French Manfllas, white and cold s. $3.50:
Mems and Boys Canton Hats, SO, rs, 81
Large stock, correct styles, guaranteed prices
at X. G. Lewis "Original One Price Hat and
n. B.-Large stock medium priced Trunks 3
Star Bargains.
Ladies' Serge Slippers zoe: Ladies' fine Kid
slippers, 4Oc.; Ladies' Kid Newport Ties and
Low Button, 75c.; Ladies' Kid worked button
hole Shoes, Csc
Misses Kid Opera Slippers, Soc; Misses Ok.
ford Ties, Low Button and Newports, 75c:
Misses fine Kid and Pebble Spring Heels 81:
Shoes, SLIT.
Childrens Low Ties and Button Soc: Chill.
dren's Spring Heel Low Oxford Ties, 75c; Chill
dren's Solar Tip Button Shoes, sizes 8 to / l.
Toe; Children's fine Kid worked button-bole
Spring Heels or Heels, 97c.: Children's hand
sewed Spring Heels, sizes to z, 75c
Infants Slippers, 25c.; Infants soft sole first
Shoes. all colors. 15c; Infants real French Kid,
Mems Low Strap Ties and oxtords, 81 .25:
Mems genuine Calf Low Button and Oxfords'
$1.75; Mems fine Dress Button, Lace or Con.
gress. wide or narrow toe. $1.25.
Boys and Youths Low-Quartered Shoes 81:
Boys and YOnths' fine alEsolid Leather Lace
and Button Shoes, $1.25.
co Aino special low prices on Canvas Shoes all
726 18th ST., between G and 81.
Fine Percale Shirts Soc, 75c.. and 81,
including collars and pair cuffs, at Auer-
Dach'S Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and II.
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LADIES, GOODS
II. wHEATLEY's DYE WORKS

VIZ H WHEATLEY'S DYE WORKS
W. Established 1881.
Judging from past experience the rush Of work this
fall will be so great that IL will be impossible 70 get
skilled Workmen enough to do IL as promptly as de-
sired Our many patrons Will consult their
ests and do US great favor by sending in Fall
and Winter garments Immediately, during the sum-
mer nionths TO be cleaned or dyed as desired. Work
cpived and delivered at residence upon notice by
postal card or q, the once. 1oes jefferson ST. George.
town. ID. G. ie2.sm
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SHAWL SALE
We are now showing decided Novelties, both in
mere aad shetland Shawls just what IL desired
for evening. seaside and country.
We offer an ALLCASHMERE SHAWL. regular
length and width, close fringe in all eolors at
worth 81 IS.
Finer grades a. 81. ~. 81 95 so.25 and up.
A decided novelty is q fine Cashmere shawl. with
elaborate hand embroidery silk fringe, o. really
worth S. -. =
SHETLAND SHAWLS, worked In the latest Dat.
terms. at Sc. 81 and $l.4S
Handmade SHETLAND sHAwLs, shell stitched.
ct S275.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-04

ITALIAN WORKS OF ART.-Messrs. Walter B.
Williams & Co., auctiOneers, will sell this even
ing, at eight O'Clock, at their salesrOoms, APP
penine stone statuary, vases and other objects
OF art, ana tomorrow evening, at same hour,
will make the closing sale.
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SUMMER RESORTS
0RKNEY SPRINGS, SHENANDOAH co. VA
" THE LARGEST AND MOST EASHI0NABIE
SUMNER RESORT In THE MOUNTAINS OF

U THE LAKGEST AND MJST fASHIONABLE
VIRGINIA
This resort has been thoroughly overloaded 4 4
painted. repaired and papered Throughout, VEyAv
new closets and the best sanitary plumbing U.kRd
in the moun1sins: new porches have been cree ecs
have been placed in all the rooms. with wire
springs. making THIS the best and most complete
medicinal waters at any summer resort in the United
States beautiful scenery, magnificent roads: table
excelled; hot cold, shower and plunge baths; good
fishing and game in the immediate vicinity. First
class livery in connection with the hotel Charges
moderate B. q o. Telegraph and Express office In
the building. This Is the nearest watering place to
Washington, being only hours ride the B. a o.
r. II. Two trains daily. Music will be furnished by
Prof Ed. Williams Brass and String Band OF Al
baughs Opera House. Descriptive pamphlets con-
tanning fnl information cuts Of the four principal
hotels analysis of the water attractions.
monials. &C. may be had free at the following drug
gists: Drew's M,iburns. Thompscns sohasers min.
eral water depot on + ST., Evening star once and
Post For further information address II. CABELL
MADDCX, Proprietor. r. q. BURKE. Chief Clerk.
DR.. c. W. CHANCELLOR Resident Physician.
m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-04

$3.50 WILL BUY a light Derby, either Dun
lap or Youman blocks, at Francs, corner 7Ih
and ID, the only strictly one price hat and gent Q
furnishing store in the city.
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BOOKS, &C.

HENRY C. LANCASTER. BOOKS AND STA
tionery, $40 .th NV. Catholic Goods beanfi-
fnl hand-j,sinted Plaques. Japanese Novelties and
Artists Materials at lowest prtcos- myl2-2'ds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-04

Our Shoe Department
offers some splendid bargains in cheap goods
for tomorrow and the balance next week.
Infants Button Shoes Zoe.
Childrens Springfield, 47c.
Ch1idrens Kid Springfield, 8 to 1O1a, zoe.
Ladies' Lasting Slippers, CSC.
Childrens Kid Opera, 49c.
Ladies' Lasting Lace Shoes, sec.
Ladies Eoxed Button and Lace, 73c.
Misses Kid Newport Te Csc.
Ladies' Kip Oxford Tie, Soc
'' IS Newport Tie CSC.
Button, Soc.
Ladies' Kid Opera French-heel 7ac
A. kAUFMAN's
Double Combination
1241 and 1243 l1th st "a