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Evening journal., 1892-06-28
DowNPoUR DOWN The STATE.

The Electric storm Cripplcs the Lights
and Residents Grope Their Way Along.
AnDDLErowN. June 2s.-The storm
here yesterday morning was severe. II
rained in torrents for about three
quarters of an hour and the high wind
was very destructive 70 property In some
parts of town Several trees were up
rooted and the high board fence adlOin-
was blown down. One electric
light pole which. with the trees
and branches of trees which were
damaged. broke down the electric light
wires In several places and the town was
lighted i'm the evening with but one line
.of current Cass street. Main street and
several others were In darkness during the
entire evening, but for the lamps which
were placed in the windows of the stores
and residents. IL was impossible TO locate
the damage last evening. and, as the one
current was but little service after 10
o'clock, the plant was shut down about
H. 30o'clock
Mr.. sharp. sexton Of the Forest Pres.
bvterian Church, who has been quite sick
for some time past is reported better.
Alexander III Reynolds of Elkton. Md.
anu ". OtNio bIhMh VI hAANNi ltiioi WIZ
IN town on Sunday.
Nj l.. Hardcastle. who has been in
failing health for some time. is confined
60 his room and is reported TO be nc
better
The first private dance by the young
men of Middletown at Augustine Pier,
win be held in the pavilion at that place
on Wednesday July O. Il is customary
for the young men of this town TO give 9
series of dances, one about every three
weeks during the summer, of which this
is the first for this season.
William Merrick, telegraph operator
at the F.. w. q b. railroad station, who
has been spending his summer vacation
at his former home in Cambridge, re
turned to town on Saturday.
William p Miflin of Philadelphia has
been in town the past few days
Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. w. Naudain anc
Mrs. Sanborn expect TO leave for Cap,
Henlopen City ON Thursday. whore they
viii spend the greater part of the sum
/ mcr
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
The Pnnrr Pnrtx snils.

NEW YoRK, June 2s.-The steamship Mi
randa,. of the Red Cross line, with the
Peary' relief party aboard, sailed from
Brooklyn at 4;SO p. m, Monday. Professor
Angelo Heilprin Of the Philadelphia Acad-
emy of Natural Sciences, who is in charge
of the party, is accompanied by Dr. Henry
G. Bryant, Philadelphia; DR.. jackson NJ.
Mills, New York, surgeon; William b.
Meehan, Philadelphia, botanist; c. L. Bite,
Burlington, taxidermist; Albert W. worse,
newspaper correspondent, and Samuel l.
Enticken, of Philadelphia. From st. Johns
the sealing steamer Kite viii start with the
relief party for North Greenland on July 4.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28

The sale of our reduced
Koechlin Mousseline dc hides
has been large and no line Of
summer fabrics are better
worth it. We have added
new patterns to the lot, and
notably some small figures in
black and white. Think of
buying these magnificent
s71Ic fabrics for 10 cents per
yard.
We have reduced a lot of
Anderson's Scotch Dress
Ginghams, including about so
patterns TO IS cents per yard (;
among them some with en-
broidered figures.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28

A clearing up in the notion
department reveals
A lot of Ladies Ribbed
Summer Vests, in pink and
blue only, are reduced to 8
cents each.
Ladies Striped Lisle Stock
ings, sizes 8 to o1s, are re.
duced from IS cents to Is
cents per pair
Gentlemen's Lisle Stock
ings in solid colors we find
are not quite solid. If you
can remedy that defect you
can buy them for IS cents in
stead of 50.
Children's Gauze Shirts,
long and short sleeves,
10 to 2Oinch reduced from % to 10 cent
23 TO 2s-inch reduced from 81 TO 23 centi
30 to 34-inch reduced from 30 TO 2s cents
These are all new fresh
goods and simply the result ot
ain over supply.
A small lot of gentlemen:
White Muslin Shirts slightly
soiled.
100 ones for Zoe
rlc nnos for 1Oc
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If YOU

Have avail yourself Of the OPP ounty wit Reduction
Sae the We have inas uIated heavy discount sale
short time only This the last and buyers
given all advantages of our system easy credit This
You will ADMIT extraordinary opportunity after seeing goods
aud getting prices f.s du
A dollar starter viii welded couples the way to
housekeeping tho easy payment plan practice at the Reliable
Iustalment House Of Frank J. Murphy
Any young couple will money and build home about
them they start housekeeping the early days of marriage with
splendid Ready cash positively
necessary the outfit requisite furnish couple Of
small cottage.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
HAIR Rates to New York and Return via
~. A d. X. n.

The Baltimore and Ohio r.. r. Company
viii sell excursion tickets from all sta
ti0ns TO New York and return for an
trains July 9TH 20 9Th Inclusive, a. rate
OfOne fare for the round trip Tickets
will be valid For return journey until Bugust
18th. The route from Washington TO New
York win be via the famous Royal Blue Line,
which is composed of the handsOmnst and
fastest trains I'm the world. AS such O low
rate 10 New York Is seldom offered it viii be
a most favorable opportunity for visit 90
that city with side trips % Long Branch,
Saratoga Concy Island. Narrngansett Pier,
Newport and other famous and fashionable
resorts within easy access OF New York.
For parlor Car accommodations apply 90
nearest b. a %. agent. For time of trains see
schedule published elsewhere In this paper
For round-trip rate from Baltimore and prin-
cipal stations ON the Philadelphia Division
ruulnIf nuunnlDd fuNlr.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
WIN. B. SHARP
& co,
Fourth and Market Sis.

We are heartily in favor of
the early-closing movement so
ably conducted by one of our
newspapers and fully agree
with them as to its being wise
and humane. We therefore
announce that our store will
close at 8 o'clock on Saturday
evenings during July and
August.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
PREoAurIoN AGAINST gPIpEMIc.

Extra Efforts Made by Government
Omciais Against Foreign Infection.
LEwEs, june 2S.-The German ship
Rudolph Won Bennigsen. Captain Piel
was Quarantined ON its arrival at the
Breakwater yesterday.
When the Rudolph left Rio Janeiro.
May ., the yellow fever epidemic was
abating and it was thought all hands
had escaped. Two men were taken sick
at sea but recovered and ON the ships
arrival at Barbadoe, June ., received a
clean bin of health by the authorities
after a rigid inspection. The detention
of the vessel az the Breakwatcr therefore
causes the captain much annoyance
The United States Government has
particularly insVucted those in charge
Of quarantine stations TO detain, until
thorough examination could be made, all
ships arriving from infected ports.
Should no further signs of i'll health be
shown by the Rudolph's crew the vesse
will be released to-day or tomorrow afttl
thorough fumigation.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
DOES n
AMMONIA 7
SUIT YOU :

DO you know that ammonia is dangerous may
ruin the eyesight
Are you not afraid your children may be in
jurcd by it2
Why subject the little ones to this risk, when
Fragrant Tri-Phosa will do much better work,
is pleasant to use and ENTIRELY HARMLESS
Fragrant Tri-Phosa will remove Grease, Paint,
Tar and various Stains from Clothing, Floors
Carpets Cleans Glass, Silver, Marble beaut-
fully in the bath it is delightful used in the
Wash makes Clothes beautifully white, prevents
Flannels from shrinking; Removes Dirt from
everything SAFE, SURE LABOR SAVING.
NoTHINc LIKE 1T ON EARTH.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
SUPPOSE n
YOU TRY =
TRI-PHOSAi
FINE FOOTWEAR.
BURNS & MONAGHAN,
no MARKET sTREET.

40 MARKET STREET,
Have their large store packed with the
finest and most complete line of Shoes
they have ever offered to the public.
Qnality far exceeds anything they have
offered for the price before.
Here we will mention few Of the
many STYLES we have ON hand
BOYS and Youths Shoes, al styles
from $i25 10 SA
our Ladies' Lines complete In every de-
partment
The Trimby and Brewster cork sole,
hand turn shoes are the most comfortable
over made for ladies; the lightest and
most durable We have the exclusive
snlo of them in Wilmington
Our other different lines of ladies
shoes with the different shapes Of toes
and heels are complete The number Of
STYLES is too numerous 10 mention. They
range i'm price from Sl2j 20 $500
Misses and Childron's shoes in about
thirty styles, ranging in price from Doc
TO S3 lt
Ladies' and Gentlpmen's Custom Work
Promptly Attended To.
Market ST., 4i6 Shipley St.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
AImo.t a cyclone NJ Syracuse.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, June 2s-A terrific
wind storm struck this city. The rain
came down in torrents, flooding cellars and
cutters. The wind raised havoc with prop
erty, several houses being unroofed, Chin
neys blown down and telephone and tole-
graph wires broken.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
An OId Farmer Dead.

John r. Crossan, the father ofex -Sena-
tor Calvin w. Crossan died at his sons
residence at Falkland on Sunday morn
ing about o'clock lie had been
troubled for some time with a complica-
tion of diseases which finally resulted in
his death he had been farmer for
years and owned two farms in the vicin.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
A Rnr XIII a Mailman.

ScIoTovIILE, o., June 2S.-A man named
Odell was bitten by a mad dog two months
ago. He went mad Monday and near his
home he ran after a boy named Henson.
The boy had been hunting, and while Oden
was gaining ON him the boy turned and
fired, killing Odell instantly.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
Pasteur Institute REFUSED Her.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2S-Mrs. Frederick
Hahman, Of Harrowgate lane, this city, re-
Gently bitten by a dog, has since developed
hydrophobia. The Pasteur institute at New
York refused to inoculate Mrs. Hahman,
because the rabies had been allowed to
develop.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
A Home for volunteer Fir.men.

HuDsoN, n. Y, June 2s.-The corner
stone Of the State Volunteer Fireman's
Home was laid in this city with appropriate
ceremonies. The veteran New, York fire
man. Harry Howard, handled the trowel in
laying the cornerstone.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28

ity. His aged wife, who is in delicate
health. survives him. as also two sons
both married. lie will be buried to-
morrow at Red Clay Greek Cemetery. His
funeral viii be largely attended as he
was well-known through Mill Creek and
Christinna hundreds
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
Election by Direct Vote Favored.

NEW ORLEANS, June ga resolution
was adopted by the legislature requesting
the states senators and representatives in
congress to urge on that body an amend
ment to the Federal constitution providing
ior the election Of United States senators
ly a direct vote Of the people
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
nIrs. charles FRANCIS Adams injured.

BosroN, June 2S--As the Hon. and Mrs.
Charles Francis Adams were driving in
Quincy they were thrown out. Mrs. Ad-
ans received a severe cut in the forehead
and a number Of painful contusions.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
KuIed uis crinnled nrother.

CINCINNATI, June 2s.-Robert Barber,
aged thirty-two, struck and killed his
brother John at Cedarville during quar-
rel. The murderer literally beat his victim,
who is a cripple, to death with his fist.
Robert was arrested and taken to the Xenia
-
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
TRINsY s RagWSTia

Hlf IilnlilT'NrHI'
Our Gents SO Shoes ia four styles, the
best you ever saw at the price
Our Gents 50 Shoes 10 six styles are
conceded boy many to be as good as
others ask SO for
Our 81 Gents Shoes In eight styles
are the best value in town at the price.
Our S3 Gents Shoes in tan styles,
Button, Lace and Congress excel any
thing You have seen at The price.
We have 10 pair Hens S3 Shoes,
heavy calf London. Globe and Common
Sense Toe we will sell at S2a0
We have Gents Bluchcfs IN six styles.
from S3 TO So best value
We have Gents Working SHOES from
$3.50 TO $3.50, the best no the price
- wMA~ ,
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
lucky italian.

Louis d. Pasquale, who halls from
Little Italy. was arraigned before Mag
istrate Sasse last evening He was
charged with using abusive language
towords Maria Corsanno. The case was
dismissed.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
sXPERIENCEp HOUsEKEEPERs

Began this way adding eabo pieces their income would
permit until they had home them which comfort elegance
and convenience joined The little savings easy Some
knowingly laid the foundation for fortune and to-day wealthy
through the practice Of wise economy, originating with &
chase of their first belongings easy nstament plan
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
u r. ROBINSON & CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS',

CORNER FOURTH AND MARKET SITS
FOR SALE.
q shares Union National Rank.
2iuO New Castle Water Works per cent.
WANTED.
Wilmington City Electric Company stock.
Delaware railroad stock.
stock bought and sold in the New York,
Philadelphia and Boston markets on Cemmis-
sion.
Letters OF credit given, available In all parts
Of the world. and drafts on England. Ireland,
france. Germany and Switzerland issued
Il. r.. ROBINSON g. co.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
uo p,.vea win Matches.

TRENTON, juno 2s.-Arthur Hill, two
year-old son Of Henry Hin, tobacconist, at
rs Centre street, while playing with
matches ignited his clothing and was IA
tally burned.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
Harrison street Church Excursion.

Harrison street thurch EXCURSION.
The excursion of Harrison Street M. +.
Church went to Cape May this morning
via the w. q ~ railroad and steamer
Republic Only about sixty persons
went 20 the Queen of the Coast.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28

The office Of the Equitable Life Is now
located on the second moor of the Equitable
AKsoN A. MAnEi, Manager
Evening journal., 1892-06-28

In our Carpet Department
we have made some strong
reductions in our line of
China Mattings.
Fancy 12ic worth lsc
Fancy .lointless, 20c: worth 30c
Fancy Jointless, 25c; worth 35c.
Fancy Jointless, Soc; worth 4jc.
with some fine Damask Joint
less at 371s worth 6oc.
Genuine Mexican Ham
mocks, fourteen feet long and
the best and strongest ham
mocks, if you get them genu-
inc. Price $L35 each. Ropes,
Ioc; spreaders, Ioc. Sold
separately or together as you
wish.
Mosquito canopies, $L2s
$3.50 and So complete.
Bamboo and Rice PORTER.
for double and single doors
$I.75 to $Io.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28

d. Peuch Of Fort WAYNE. Ind. is registered
at the Merritt House.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
GUARANTEED RELIABILITY

business always increasing, always widening in its scope
establishes the fact Of reliability and responsibility
The of FrankJ Murphy household word in thousands
Of families in Wilmington The of easy credit and exceed
ngy small first payments originated by him have enabled thosa- ds
to furnish their own hcmes.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
FrRE TNsIiIANcE.
BoARD AND ROOMS

WANTED .-BOARDERs, GOOD ACCOM-
w modations. No. 900 East Fourth street.
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$l ON SO

the required payment equsl
out Of your earnings Payable weekly.
Evening journal., 1892-06-28
IpArrsr reRono

ipArEsr rcNotc'
CROSS-SECTIOE CN $50
OF LAufN
~OkK SOLE TURN,
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SATISFACTION ASSURED.

has rule of business have patrons thor
oughy satisfied with in heir deang Their satisfaction the
of their future trade. Upon this basis have built
development legion Of customers testify to this By
their trade with year after The present and future inter
Of Frank j. Murphy do not admit Of misrepresentation
Bear in Mind Our Midsummer Cut Sale.
To quantity of enable stock hand consisting Of
mattngs carpet remnants rfgerator and gasoline Stoves
baby carriages and number Of chamber and paror SETS
All Transactions Confidential
Evening journal., 1892-06-28

BURNS & MONAGHAN, 4i9 Market ST., 4i6 shipley St.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07

ton entitled "war Talks of Confederate
VeteranS" which contains the state
,nents Of n number of eye-witnesses, and
II is n most interesting volume. Ills con
c,usion il that the movement was one
MANNED by General Malone, and he also
thinks that Malone was present on the
line directing the movement In person.
On the contrary. we have the highest
oninion Of General Weisiger's integrity
and we do not believe any consideration
ON earth could induce him TO make
false statement. The controversy would
probably never have arisen If Malone
had not. with characteristic selfishness,
sought TO monopolize all the credit of
the event for himself. But, in n bio
graphical sketch of himself which one
General J. Watts De Peyster published
in the Historical Magazine of New York
for June. 1870, which was revised and
approved OF by Malone before 1t was
published. it was stated of the Crater
fight: "Of this Malone was unques-
tionobly the hero. and the whole credit
Of the Federal repulse belongs to him
Naturally gentlemen who thought they
had some part in this brilliant and inn
portant event took exception to this mo
nonolistic claim by one who was so posl-
lively charged to have been concealed m
fine covered way while it was taking
place. and hence the interesting contro-
vcrsy has sprung up which history alone
will settle. and. we believe, to Welslgers
entire yindication.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
a wATER-GAs PLANT.

On Wednesday evening the Council
Committee on Light voted that it would
not recommend the Council to appropriate
1000 10 create q water gas plant.
The present capacity Of the gas works
il inadcouate for the city's needs. \
considerable sum must be spent on them
very soon. The water gas plant which
the supcrintendcut Of gas recommends
will cost less thar the addition that VIII
have 10 be made to the present plant
Not only 50. but water gas plant VIII
furnish their gas to the consumers OF
GAS at almost one-half what they now
pay.
The only argument We have ever heard
against the water gas plant is that so
much less labor will be required with 1t
that the city will have TO discharge about
op. dozen of the hands now employed
nj the gas works. If any other argument
has ever been made against If we have
not heard il.
The committee voted three against the
nroposition and two for it, those voting
against it being Mcssrs. Mann Taylor
and Grimes. We should ike TO know
what reasons these gentlemen can give
for their votes. and the voters and tax
PAYERS of the city also would like 70 know
tbcir reasons. The columns Of The Times
arc omen 10 them Come. gentlemen, let
the taxpayers and gas consumers know
why Won will not cheaper their gas by
giving them q water gas plant.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
GRrsHAM's INFLUENCE.

The espousaI Of Democracy by Judge
Gresham. Of Indiana, is likely TO prove
of far greater Importance than even
Democrats are inclined to give TO H.
Tn 1888 Harrison carried his own state
Inv \ plurality Of only 2,34S, and at that
time Judge Gresham, who Is man OF
large influence. supported him heartily
md cordially. His following is made up
of the best element Of the Republican
marty in Indiana, who believe In nm
for his stubborn honesty and OPPOSE
,ion 70 everything like corruption. lie
therefore represents the better class oil
his marty. They are the men who are
onnoscd 10 the imposition OF unneces-
sorv taxes taken from the poor to be
odvon 70 the rich; who believe that loot
ing the United States Treasury Is
crime. and that it is unconstitutional
and revolutionary to pass laws to per
potuatc political power by civil aud milf
tary force. For years these men have
believed these things; but having been
lifelong Republicans, devoted to Their
party because they believed that party
saved the Union forgetting that 1t hrSt
forced the breaking mp Of that Onlon),
they have. since the war, winAed
at its miquitics because they were IN
fatuated with IFS name and prctenSlons.
All such men as these will follow
Judge Gresham into the ranks OF the
Democratic party, which is now, as IL
over has been. the party of the Consul
tuition and the people. And to say ihat
the following does not exceed the paItry
number of fifteen hundred yoteS-nore
than enough to overcome Harrison
plurality in 1883, and which. meagre as
il was. was obtained by fragrant ana
shameless corruption Of the ballot box
is to state an absurdity.
As IHlrs personal influence in New
York will carry that State for Cleveland
so viii Grcsham's personal influence in
Indiana carry that State for him, ana
so the Democracy may safely now count
on the electoral votes of the Solid South,
New York. Now Jersey. Connecticut ana
Indiana. and portion Of Michigan.
This will secure Clcycland's election, but
there are many States, here
tofore safely Republican. which are CON
sidercd now doubtful, and it will not be
nj all surprising if his majority III the
electoral college were not rs phe-
nomcnal as it was when he was elected
Governor Of New York in ISL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
The Polica Court.

Justice John J. Crutchfeld disposed of
the following cases yesterday:
John Evans and Frederick Moss (both
colored), suspicious characters. Bond of
500 or thirty days in Jail.
Benjamin Jacobs and Addie Jacobs.
charged with assaulting and beating Mollie
Darlington. Case continued to October 10th.
G. o. w. Meredith. drunk. Fined q and
costs. Paid.
Thomas Jones and Frank Yates. charged
with trespassng on cars of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company. Continued till
the 18th OF October.
Robert Jasper (colored). charged with
stealing "a from O. B. Green. Sent on to
the hastings court
j. W. Moody. drunk Attachment Issued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
ne,nocratic Anpeintments.

Hons SrArF DSNQcRAf &c 49, 55 ,5o9 hE'
ANI Ak - ~ i,.s ,,itbdravn from
oir',l0a enf reouest OF the national
o~''.1ra,,teo a1d lion. Thomas r. Grady. the
...il,,e- tor,,-,sn orator of New York, will
fiI his aonolntments.
rpp, HINTON.
C,r,obou Ootober 10th
r,l,,.re ,o,,p,o
y.-... oo.obo. ta4b
Manchester and Richmond, October 18th.
-. e.. KENT.
Puckinohem October 10th.
Necklenalrg and specials. October 18th
and yin.
boy u'o"' 'cloo'I 4''"'
WILLIAM IL. HANS.
Iunenbu-g October 10th.
WILLIAM r.. ,fKxyNEY.
Caroline. October 10Th
g.. roiF TYLER.
Farmyille October eth.
Amoln 0speclal), October 9Th.
3mheT,s1 ,specla'I y, CtlqDer , 6ttn'
P,ttsvlvanis lSpeoiaI, October 18th.
aosDov.
-, o.t
''i1e' Wy Oo'o'0' ''''''
Go; N. HARRISON
Shennndoah. OctoDer lVlh'
warren, OctobeI IfIh.
Page, October Attn.
ChrstiansburS, October 18th.
IT. w. TrouRNoy.
-, O...,.o- ,-.L
EsseA' No'"0ci i''n'
WALLER r. srAPLEs.
Essex. October nth.
,,,c,r.H wooDs.
r,, D-.r,-L
5, az Z mn ,,sI 1''u'
iaRe VcVooeI zAtu.
Msuison' Oc'ooer -Nn'
GEORGE PERKINS.
Pocpinghan October 18th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
Take the elevator for these

Take the elevator for these
short lots.
BLANKETS. These offerings
have no beIittlmg cause save
slight signs Of showing.
A beautiful and bounhml lief California
Blanket. 3 the pair from tlLs0.
Another lovely California Blanket ll-t and
every way liberal Agh, pretty border, s.
from 5000.
Rpairs li-4 White Blankets, So the pair from
sL5l Wool of course.
pair 1914 for 1913 from s&,1.
pair 1921. $3.50 from sj.fs.
A two-toned Blanket no. pair. 800 from
$50. Maybe We'd bettor start Laundry
than lose such money.
a pair Scarlet Blankets, black borders ia
and altogether good 60 to 86 % from s.-1
ASilyer Gray a. $3.50 from sGis. Another
a. 3 from $3.50.
1914 Lambskin Blankets FOR 95cGpair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-07
To-day Remnants and Short
II. AND II EAST BROAD STREET.

To-day Remnants and Short
Lots.
What money-savers you can
find Have you time and pa
thence to look?
Thirty Lad.os' Al-Wool Vests, from last
season. si45 grade for 15c.
From the new Sanitary goods-Si Ladies
Vests Of the oOc grade 81 ,oc-a h.i.o
crushed from show. Size. a inch
Ladies Vests. sizes "a and 36. Norfolk AMI
New brunswick goods brand new bu.
show handling, go from Csc.
gG pairs Ladies Fancy Hose of the ,5c value
40 e5c a pair 10 close.
Ladies' Knitted Skirts go from si TO 75c
from ,Jc % SOC. for reasons hardly notice
able
Chldrens Balmoral Skirts at 2yo each.
were 5yc and &c.