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Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-21
Entertainments.


 That most successful comedian, Mr. Henry E, Dixsy, supported by Rioe's company of players presented his latest skip entitled "The Seven Ages" at the Hyperion Theater last evening. MT. Dixey gave some very clever limitations, the best being that of "Grandfather Van Loo." Many of the old favorites who have appeared here in "Adonis" in past seasons are members of the present company, and the audience seemed more than satisfied with their efforts to amuse. Miss Elaine Ellison, who made . very interesting "Avonis," deserves special . difficult and rather thankless role. The performance is full of singing, dancing and tho usual nonsense that accompanies MT. Dixey wherever he goes. The entertainment will be repeated to night and tomorrow af- ternoon and evening. Large audiences are assured.
 THE WHITE SLAVE.
 Bartley Campbell's sensational drama, The White Slave, was played to- moderate au- dience at Proctor's last night. Miss Mary Newman as Liza, The White Slave, gave Q conscientious although an uneven delineation of her role. Her acting is at times slightly more spasmodio than high art would oounte- nance. Mrs. D. B. Van Deren, as Mrs. Lee, was more sustained. The plantation songs of the play are well rendered. In fact the negro parts are infused with moro character than is the general custom of the stage. The scenery is quiet and appropriate. The piece will bs repeated through the week.
 ARRANGEMENT FOR TRAINS.
 Manager G. B. Bunnell has made arrange msuts with the officials of the N. F., N. B. & H. R. R. R. for the 10:50 p. m. train tn wait.until Il p. m. on the following dates: Fri. day, March 21, Dixsy; Thursday. March 27. The 0ondolier; Friday, April 4, A. H. Soth- ern in Lord Chumley; Tuesday, April 9, The Editor, benefit to the employees; Wednesday, 9, Gilmore's band. This is for tho conven- isnce of parties from out of town attending the performances on those dates ct the Fly perlon theatsr.
 NxLsoN's WORLD COMPANY.
 There was an unusually large audience ct the Grand last evening to witness tho first appearance of the Nslsons and their Great World combination. It is unnecessary to say that the entertainment presented by them is hrst elass in every respect. Howard, Russell, Seelsy and Talbert, in thsir musical acts; Mile. Forgardus, with her educated birds and dogs; Campbell and Nibbe, the Irish team, were all greeted with deserved applause. The combination remains through the week.
 ThIs charming piece will be presented by Daniel Frohman At the Hyperion thsatsr on Tussaay and wsdnesdAy of next week. It is 1ssssse.e Y tns sa1s IT. .omp.ny ald ths
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-21
KNrHUsIAsTIO RRPUBLloANs.

Large Meeting Held at the Young
 men's Republican Club Last Evening
 Speeches and Banquet.
 A large and very enthusiastic meeting of young republicans was held at the rooms of the Young Mems Republican club in the In- surance building last evening. President O.. B. Matthewman occupied the chair. The rooms were filled to their utmost capacity. There were several visitors present from West Haven and othe near towns.
 Some excellent speeches were made by many of the members. Edward Lindsley, who was delegate to the National conven- ton of Young Mems Republican clubs few weeks ago at Nashville, Tenn, gave many interesting stories of his trip. Councilman John w. Lowe who was the other delegate from this city also told many things about the humorous side of the journey which were vigorously applauded. Other speeches were made by Fred Hsrt and Mir. Wells. A paper was read from J. Rice Winchell and it was listened to with marked attention. At the mention of for the next governor, the assemblage dis- played the utmost enthusiasm. Cheers were given for him as the next governor of Con- neoticut
 After the speeches had been listened to for some time the members and their friends en- l joyed collation.. The evening was one of social enjoyment and the club intends to hold one of these pleasant meetings every month.
 The club Is now in as prosperous condition as 1t has been since it was first organized. Il If entirely free from debt and is in Q re. markedly dourishing condition. It has 6 membership of between five hundred and six hundred young men of this city. The membership is constantly increasing.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-21
Lfst ofPatents

List of Patents. List of patents issued from the United States pat ent office on Tuesday, March IS, 1890, for the state of Connecticut furnished us from the of flee of Earle 6 Seymour, solicitors of patents, s6S Chapel street, New Haven. Conn:
 J.P: Cennell, Remington. gong doorbell: ". L. Eyerit. assignor one-half to A. F. Waltz finger, jr.. Now Haven, refrigerator. Y. G. Fowler, Bridgeport, preparing feed water for steam boilers.
 s: Frisbie. Unicnville, assignor to Upson Nut L. F. Griswold, assignor to O. Parker company, Meriden, extension fixture for lamps (reiss9e.) r. F. McEvoy, Waterbury, electric switch: J. F: Parmelee assignor one-haH to A. W. Wal lace, Bridgeport, hame fastener.
 Q. R. Root, Canton, assignor to Upson Nut com pany, machine for lining rules.
 M 6porer, Hartford, magazine hrearm. W. Vanderman, Willimantic pipe bender and former. ss A. M. White, Waterbury, assignor three quarters to N. s. Perkins, New London. thread doubling ma chine.
 DAsIGNg.
 s. W. Babbitt, assignor to Wilcox Silver Plate company, ,Meriden, ornamentation of silver other tableware
 H. Berry,. assisner to Derby Silver company, Shelton, back for brushes, etc.
 Same, handle for combs, brushes, etc.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-21
Al ss. paul,s Yessr,

As ". FaWTs vestrys
 Housekeepers and others may find home- made cake for sale on Saturday morning at 1O:30 In the vestry of St. Paul's church.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-21

The rosy freshness and velvety softnees of the skin is invariably obtained by those
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-21
Photo ParlOrs,
 769 Chanel Street,

District of Cheshire. es. Probate Court. !
 UPSTATE of NATHAN BOOTH. late of C;be.blra lI in said district, deceased e' Upon the application of Charles Kleiuer admin strator, praying that he be empowered to sell and convey two separate tracts of land beloneinr to said estate and described in said application. as per application % on file more fully appears it is
 determined at the Probate Ofice in Cheshire. in said district. on the 2ath day of March AID. 1890 at one o'clock in the afternoon and that notice be given of the pendency of said application and the time andiplace of hearing thereon by pub hsY.ng scS sIe Wo . smea ha some newspaRsr . copy thereof on the public signpoat In the town of Chtehire, in eaid digtrict. A sss
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-21
AT NE W LONDON.

COnneclieus saranite Manufacturers
 Organize.
 NEW LONDON, March 20.-The granite manufacturers of this state met in this city to-day and organized as follows: Ephraim Mower of Roxbury. president; stephen Aas- len of Hartford. Charles Jackson of Water bury, John Beetle of Leetes leland. John voorhis of Greenwich, Thomas Casey of Groton and Calvin s. Davis of Mantle, vice presidsnts; J. Frank Sslter of New London, secretary; Charles s. Johnson of Milestone Point, treasurer.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-21
' and Q Church Street,
 152 POrtSea Street.

Mackerel in 90 lb. kits.-No. Extra Messed Bloat CTS, finest quality packed.
 Prime Boneless Goldfish. Boned Herring,
 Findou Paddock, Kppered Herring,
 Smoked Bloaters, Boneless Sardines.
 Plain Sardines, Smoked Eardines,
 Young Mackerel in Oil, Potted Yarmouth Bloaters,
 Anchovy Paste, Truffled Sardines,
 Anchovies in Oil, Picked Oysters,
 Lobster in glass, Canned Salmon,
 Fresh Lobster in tins, Spiced Salmon,
 Deviled Grab Meat, Canned Shrimp,
 Russian Caviare, Green Turtle Meat. 770 CHAPEL STREET.
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Nearer she Pennant.

BRIDGEPORT, March 20.-The home team shut out the "Kangaroos" from Hartford at the rink here to night by score of to 0. It was fine game, but champions showed their superiority carly in the contest and won hands down. Hartford made goal, but lost 1t on fouls. Johnnie Connors refereed in good shape and his decisions were quite sat- lefactory to the large audience.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-21
WILL WASHINGTON JOIN Uss

A Notable Base Ball Deal-WashinG. toms Franchise Sold to New York Last Nights Games-POlo News and Base Ball Gossip.
 A special from Indianapolis says: "lt is re- ported and believed here that the Indiansp- olis base ball club franchise and players have been sold to New York for $67.00O. This Is semi-oficiaI and not denied"
 If the above is true-and there can hardly be any doubt but what it Is, as the deal has been pending for some time past between these two clubs-the Washington team can come pretty near being counted on as mem- Der of the Atlantic association during the coming season. If Indianapolis drops out the National league will find come way to drop Washington, as 1t is the weakest club, and to have ten clubs in the National league during the coming season would surely mean a victory for the Brotherhood.
 What a Waterloo
 NEW BRITAIN, March 20.-Meriden received it's worst defeat so far this season at the hands of the home team here tonight. The visitors were nowhere in the game from be- ginning to end and were defeated by score of 13 to 4. Stops, Smith 21, McCarthy 21; fouls, New Britain 3, Meriden g. Referee, Arnold,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-21

1Iss1sr1's TIT Rnssphass.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-21

ThIs charming piece will be presented by Daniel Frohman At tho Hyperion thsatsr on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. It is pss..ts1 r tns sans IT. eompsny, s1d ths
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I)REANs

DREAMs
There sas time when ! was greatly troubled with
drenus. The burdens OF life seemed almost greater
than could bear and the troubles Of the day puued
through the quiet hours Of the night visions Of in
stsilmcnt bills gave horrid nightmares and sleep
made tired. i read Grasty's advertisement went
his stock mads my caleulations quit buying
credit and nov life's . paeasrre" Thus spoke man
who Thought he had been getsing great socommods-
ton In having ready 20 claim his cash almost
before he earned n There Thousands Of people
In Washington today who living - he had done.
Now only oak you Just slittls
COMMON SENSE
end compare my prices with any house in the y and
buy for cash. sell for cash. get AL can
for dollar. donr spsod dime chasing . cent my
expenses not onehir Of houses in other parts Of
the city. and I willing 70 give you the benents.
Folding Beds $40. sold elsewhere sl2 20 sl5: much
better QUE sl2.5o. Wire Spring Cot. slss- Woven
Wire Bed Springs. e. % Asttings-ail redueed-7s
cents s7H. LOCO New Spring Roller shades. soc
80 dozen Of those Fine Initial Tumbierz 75c set.
Big stock az China. Glass and 1invare hemesnber We
are pedged 70 protect you everything you ivy No
matter What show youths at the right prce Don't
say. oh. ITS too fAr mp toSn"-thAts vhes you Ees
the ssaent We seil xoeds from Seoreetovn 70 the
Navy Yard NO matter where you live We want yoH
trade.
RENKNBER TIE NAME AxD PLAcE
NJ c. oRAsTY.
1sio-l5I2 7th Of. ne.
FURNITURE. CHINA. GLAsA &C.
sull CHEAP foR CASH.
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The autumn trade movement is beginning
fairly we'll The cotton and rice crops are ex-
ceiient The Treasury disbursements in aid of
the crops have been very heavy exceeding
e1,eoo.eoa And Secretary Window, after
consultation With the New York financial oper
ntorA concludes that the money structure viii
now be relieved. since the Al per cen. bonds
are coming in freely. To the public these re-
lated and essential facts are most welcome i,,s.
nor
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Next week our Fan Trade ecmmsneea Reeul.r
prices viii prevail and viii not have the opportu.
BARGAINS now OFFERED.
Here are . few Of thsm:
n pairs Nottingham Curtains Gu. from slso to
81. 90 per pair.
10 psirs NOTTINGHAM Curtains cut from o. 90 10
20 pairs French Chamber Curtains cut from q. 90
II pairs French Chamber Curtains cut from % so
to GAGS per pair
pair Irish Point Curtains cut from s725 to s4.2s
per pair.
pair Irish Point Curtains cut from ss.25 to $500
per pair.
pair Irish Point Curtains cut from all 90 to g. so
Per pair
pairs swi. Lace Curtains Gu. from 81 so to $3.50
per pair.
No reasonable offer refused on broken lots Of Cur
In Portieres we have few Of last falls patterns
which will be closed out IT cost
small lot Of Smyrna Rugs at fe.t viii be closed
ont at sG.10 each. Also . few 3x6 feet will 80 ct
$500
One lot Of Felt Art Squares. 3x3 yards reduced to
s5.40. 3I3's yards reduced to 81
WOVEN ART SQUARES
3x24 yards cut 10 81
3x3 $40.
BABY g.
3x4h 72a
Also reductions on
FURNITURE CARPETS, 10
Remember this Is last week of
SUMMER PRICES
JULIUS LAxsBuRaH
18TH AND sra
French Furniture Polish win make old furniture
look new Best in the market Price. Soc per bottle
au23
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95 H.spsour Nrw PsrrExxs

25 H.spsosn NV Par.sHs., >.
The 4 on csylish na beconfns shzpes Ever foducs
Abe "WAbAINGIOA."ti se Perfect Showcases S-f-
Sns -xoDyEsKA.- the Most spiish sims Sleeve
Ihs .SsHEsrER.- rl.in Csoss Tftfins and Neat; IN
Ei~rspt srfool q arInent Ia aisesG elzaa
ma -kCkIh0ioA." o~fhsrvd q kessi sss nsne-
Ia PAIR Dressy. close.n hitting earnsnt wifh
Couf sleeve for Misses and Cnlldren. :
Picss we're never 20 70. sor 81, hlpe Quality Mster-
T3i.sm NLLNIAlk LINDSAY. Manages
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cholera warning from Berlin follows fast
on the cholera warning from London. There
ara several casss. it is said, in the vicinity Of
the former city, which shows that il will re-
quire the utmost caution and the utmost ex-
ertion Of the health oficsrs to avoid a eeuera,
pesalsnee in Europe. II, a. was said by Tn
STAR yesterday, it spreads in Europe itvrn
soon extend 10 this country If stringent ,,re.
cautions are NOT taken f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-23

Some one asked Gen Alger in Ne q y rk thu
Other day about politics. and the. general re-.
Piled With suilele's, giriish ii .procsnoe "pol.
iiies' Why, I've been having such . rioriou.
win 'ne u.A-h ooys. in Boston that 1
have not read any polite al new. for d.vs. /"
Bless his dear. simple h.~sr.r
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Secretary Proctor has gone into camp in
Vermont aud the warlike appearance Of the
surroundings have increased at least fifty per
cent1m net
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-23

Frost has been biting the wheat in Manitoba
during the past few days and its teeth were
almoss visible in this locality last night
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OPENING ExH1Brrros Or
NOVELTIES IN UMBRELLAS
FOR FALL
We have this day received fun
assortment Of LADIES I'M
BRELLAs, all Advanced Fall
Styles. We have marked them
solow that we are sure they Will
not be with us for any leugtho
We guarantee each and every
Umbrella bought to wear.
II dissatisfied with the wearrs
turn it and we will ehserfully 70
covert for yOu.
OUR SPECIALS.
Black Crook Handle. Gloria Cloth. 20 inches.-sl5o
Black Crook Handle Gcarvsd) Cloth 90 inches. LIS
Black Crooi Handle carved Union snk. GO
inches tassei aud silk 225
Silver Crook Handle Gloria Cloth 70 inches. L5O
Assorted Fines, Crook Handle. Union sili. 90
in. silk tassel and case...................... los
Silver Mounted Crook Handle. Union SIX much
better grade. 20 in. tassel and silk case.... 2.75
Assorted Finest Crook Handle all silk su.an-
tsed for wear. tassel and silk case 20 in.... $50
Second noOr for UMBRELLA
An early call VIII convince you OF the great Induce
ments we are Offering In the above line
Fall Dress Goods are now ct the zenith Our stock
Is ideal See our advance styles.
CARRIERS GIVEN AWAY
We will give with every boz Of Fellows Famous
Gossamer Face Powder. price loc. One Pair Garter%
with o1idiEed clasps.
Il "A I'M s'ss
f.. l.! Z. III III s;
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+. F. Fl f s..
su2a 42o-42a-42s-42e SEVENTH ST.
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S,ruA1 Pa,c-s
FOR
MONDAY. August %.
AT TIE
E. 4 f.. i Il:
sS $?i$F 4 T

COTTON UNpERvrAR

COTTON UNDERWEAR
q Muslin skirtA extra width. cambria rufns with
clusters Of tucks and three clusters of sx tusks
FOR MONDAY EIaHrY-FouR CENTS.
81 Musln GovnA with solid tucked yokss, double
back. neck. sleeves and front trimmed with en-
hroidery and finished With hsrrinsboue trimming
FOR MONDAY EIdHTY-FOUR CENTS.
q Muslin Gowns. with yoke Of tucks and insertnG.
tucked hack and trimms throughout with EN- broidsry
FOR MONDAY EIGHTY FOUR CENTS
q Muslin Chemise. square neck tucked and fine em.
broidsred yoke. finished with herringbone trimming
FOR MONDAY EI6HTY-FoUR CENTS
q Muslin chemise. y-shaped. trimmed with wide
blind embroidery.
FOR MONDAY EIGHTY-FoUR CENTS
q Muslin Drawers. trimmed with ruffis of 3-inch
embroidery and fourteen tucks.
FoR MONDAY EIGHTY FOUR CENTS
81 Muslin Drawers. trimmed with torchon lace and
inserting and two clusters of tucks
FOR MONDAY EIGHTY -FOUR CENTS
q Cambria Drawsrs trimmed with ruff1es Of finch
embroidery and two clusters Of tucks.
FOR MONDAY EIGHTY-FoUR CENTS
u Cambria Drawers, trimmed with fine Medicis lace
and three clusters Of tucks.
FOR MONDAY EIGHTY -FOUR CENTS
81 Cambria Corset Covers. v.shaped back and 'front.'
trimmed with very fine embroidery and finished with
herringbone trimming.
FOR MONDAY EIGHTY-FoUR CENTS
% Cambria Skirts. trimmed with hne wide Torchon
lace and inserting Of Torchon 8 inches wide and 3
clusters of tucks, scraper ruffie.
FOR MONDAY Sloa
81 Muslin skirts with deep cambria rufie. trimmed
with fine Torchon lace and two rows of TorcLou in
sorting and four clusters Of tucks scraper rufies
FOR MONDAY sI9s.
g Cambria Gowns. entire yoke made of very fine
neck. sleeves trimmed with Medicis lace and tucks
FOR MONDAY 81. SO.
% Cambria Gowns. surpice neck. yoke of very fine
ming.
FOR MONDAY sl.9s
% Muslin Gowns surplice neck. yoke of the finest
embroidered edge and inserting and herringbone
trimming.
FOR MONDAY s1.9a
S3 Cambria Che mise. square neck, solid yoke of
the finest Medicis laes and inserting and fno en-
broidered beading
FOR MONDAY sles.
s3 Cambria Drawers. trimmed with very fine Med
icis lace and inserting and embroidered beading:
cluster Of eight tucks above.
FOR MONDAY 81. 90.
% Cambria Corsot Covers, y-shaped back and
front. trimmed with the very finest embroidery and
torchon lace aud hsrringbone trimming.
FOR MONDAY 81 o.
These goods will be displayed on our center
counters. second noor and We would be pleased to
have you examine them you'll wonder how they can
be sold ct these prcesprces which do not the
cost Of materials
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Inc popular styles Of yewelry this 10 be
move and pretty desirns inexpensive goods We
a o sonaerai variety Of the little Lace Pins with
nancy neaos 50 popular Just now while in the better
grades we Display an unequAlsd nne Of BEAUTIFUL and
popular designs These guarantee 70 Be sxacty e
reprsssnted-Rolisd Plate and Sold colo
FANCY LACE prSa
Gilt Beads. eight styles. 30
Colorod se;tingS SC
Int Pearl and Homstite. loc
Clover Leaf kline stone. Toe
Papsy Colored. Is and lee
MOonstone and sApphirins. solsl
silver setting. 25c.
Double Pins with Chain. csc.
BEAD NECKLACES.
Silver and Gilt shell Beads. 80.
Cream p arl. Sc.
Coloted Wax Necklaces Zoe
Silver and Gilt Necklaces. lisa
aENTLENEN's SCARF Pins
100 styles 2s. "a. Csc.
coLoRED MooSsToSE BREAST PINS.
Pansy. olsdiOla and FLAG Lily Csc and La
lar Drops to match. ess.
NOVELTIES IN CUT SILVER.
IMPoRTED BREAST PINS
spray Pins DAisies and Apple blossoms. 25c.
WASHINGTON. D. C, 1890. SOUVENIR pANGLEs
Our own Registered Design Acc
OUR SPECIAL LEADER.
Rim Stone Ear Drops. solid gold ssstnss, Csc.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE,
SMITH d wARpwELL.
sue3tolos EOS so7. zoo Market Space
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WV III. McKxrws DAILY LETTER.

WV III. McKxrws DArLy LErrrn.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 20. 1900
. As expected, the demand for the soc.
Fall and Winter Underwear for 26c.
in with rush this morning Its
will be cumulative. As more of you
Of it. buy and tell your friends. the
we shall sell 1t was the most judi
purchase We have made in Tn
The Vests ribbed. high neck
long sleeves. and the Pants are also
full cut aud we'll stayed. Don't
the impression that the quality is poor.
for it isn't You will not find another
bargain this winter. They belong at
but the price here Is Pc. each; soc
per suit of Vests and Pants to match
floor; celttey.)
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Fail .nd w'.,a ane 1 nesiana aof .ae aoc.
sa ,Ia IN with rush TINS morning. Its
VI ~ guy anu your triehds. the
-rio',s mu..n. ~ "Ss 'ue i.oss JUL
-derwe.r Tho ya.,. 90 w,nhns n,s -
and long sleeves, and the Pants are Also
let the i,nnres.on ,b., ,hs on.,,,,,,s ~.
for it isn't You will not End another
such bargain this winter They belong at
uu' 'ue prlce mere zoe. eacn; DUG
= w., a,er. $500 an" 1A'' " N"'s"-
wM b. McKNEw
Successor to E. Il. Taylor.
sa' PsnnsSiVania ava and s26 st NV. 1t
BAReA1ys
". b. MOSES SONS
CORNER 18th AND STREETS NoRTHvrsr.
FURNITURE
c.pprrs
ofhoLsfEhf GOODS.
WALL PAPERS
,xrrn,,n nr,o, ,r-,,,,
To make space for the goods for fall season We
are Offering many attractive bargains. Ihefoliowine
are xfew:
rpHo1 srppv nrp.prupxr
500 Curt,,p po,e. ,pu le,v,, with ,r,r,,,,no. ii,
80 -". wan ~
eompie'e' worth QUO. and 1oc. l'c each
loo Curtain Poles. extra heavy with trimmings
complete. worth 75c TO al 90: 25c each.
100 rair. Lace Curtains reduced al
Finer Curtains reduced to less than import prices
.ise assortment 0i p0f''ers'' Less tnon manufac-
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.
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nnossELS CAKPEis
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feet inches by IL feet sl1; reduced from ais
8 feet 3 inches by Is feet 0 inches. ais; reduced
from s2o5O
10 feet inches by Is feet SIS. reduced from scp
10 feet inches by Is feet inches $40; reduced
from s3L
feet inches by 12 feet inches. eco; reduced
from $3.50.
feet 3 inches by 10 feet Inchea s20: reduced
from $50.
800 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Rugs. 60. So reduced
''' STRAW N.rr1Ncs
poo Ro,ls White and Fancy. 40 vd, xor,h a.
25O Rolls White md Fancy an va. ,,r,b az a
$50 Rolls Heavy Ju,ntless- 40 yds worth sI6.
s!o.
u,su,x, n,ours
saving invention OF the day-wi do in one hour what
Special Inducements offered in Rs.rigerators and
''>'''' 0''e'''
ae.inch-whosl Bicycle. ST.; reduced from GIG
3Ine'e.es' No. l. 60; reduced from 81
" ~; .euue1 RON
(. No 40. 60, t.o,o s,c 5o
1 No.3s7; reduced from $40.
2No. 40 velocipedes. e.: reduced from S.
,asIa This T. M ou,.r,u,,,,~ to Inv ,sns esrraxs
wySDoxv cu.nrs
We are Offering ne assortment OF colors with all
fixtures and complete for Zoe. each
MOSQUITO CANOPIES.
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a. 90 ~ -' ' ~ 49, ~
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