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purpose, and 1t looked as though, If
something was not done quickly they
would, drown.
By this time the f~orecastle Of the
steamer and the after part OF the barge
were completely covered with excited
and shouting humanity, every man Yell
ing at the top OF his voice, but doing
nothing to a v the poor fellows in the
water. To add to the confusion, Ed
HowleY, a bystRpder, was pushed or fell
into the river from the barge, and a
half minute later John Ryne, OF Mar:
tins Ferry, pulled of his coat aud
jumped in, with the ayoWed object Of
saving someone. Bravery, however
ioolhardy, deseryedly and universally
excltes the admiration OF Americans,
and there is no doubt bat that kyne
jumped into the water with the idea
that human beings were about to drown
and that he might save them. To say
the least, however, Kyne was not IN q
condition to save anyone. more so to
be himself saved. At this timo four
men were in the water, all struggling
about aimlessly, while on the boat and
barge pandemonlum reigned supreme
Two hundred
MEN WERE HUDDLED TOGETHER
In the small space at the bow OF tho
steamer, every one, almost, OF the two
hundred shouting at the top OF his
voice.
AT this time it looked aa though all
would drown unless some cool head
could secure order and concerted action;
Finally the officers of thu boat lowered
the fatal stage plank on the run, the
intention being To have 1t held about a
foot above the water whore the men
were struggling. This move came
nearly being q fatal one, us it was viii!
difficulty that the plank was stopped
before It struck the heads OF the men:
When II was finally in position several
men rushed out on 1t and attempted to
pull the men in out OF the water. eros,
ley and Gray were nearly exhausted
and for u time were held above the
water by Kyne The two former and
Howley were finally gotten out and
then with much difficulty, Kyno, who
is q heavy man, was pulled out He
was nearly drowned himself, and a bar
rel was brought out and it was sug-
gested that he be rolled on it, but he
came to all right. Kyne was uery sick
after he had been taken out OF tho
water.
The narrow escape OF four men from
drowning was the means of greatly
quoting the entire crowd for several
hours, In fact until the fight commenced
after daylight there was very little
noise, comparatively speaking,
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
tho needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due to its presenting
In the form most acceptable md pleas
ant to tho taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of Il perfect lux.
atiyo; eHeCtually cleansing tho system,
dispclling colds, headaches and fcycrs
and permanently curing constipation.
II has givon satisfaction to millions and
mot with tho approval Of tho medical
profession, because IL acts OH the Kid.
iicys, Liver and Bowels without weak
onIng them and II Is perfectly FREQ from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale by all drug
pists In 60c andSl bottles, but II 10 man!
Ifacturcd by tho California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs
and being we'll informed, you will MOI
accept any substitute II offered.
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BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
The League Games-Pittsburgh Again
Defeated.

Tie League Games-Pittsburgh Again
Defeated.
Baltimore, Md.-Brooklyn s, Balti.
more 10. Earned runs, l and 9; errors,
8 and 2; hits, 8 and 10; pitchers, Had
dock and Mullane; umpire, Emslie.
Cincinnati, o.-Cincinnati 8, Louis.
vile u. Earned runs, 1 and A; errors,
7 and 2; hits, sand 10; pitchers. sulli.
van and Hamming; umpire, McQuald,
New York.-New York is, Boston I.
Earned runs, 10 and l; errors, 4 and 8;
hits, IS and IA; pitchers, Rusie and
SWEETS; home runs, Burke aud Rusiej
umpire, Gaffney.
Cleveland, o.-Cleveland, IA; Pitts
burg, 5. Earned runs, 8 aud A; errors,
/ and Q; pitchers, Young and Gum.
bort; umpire, Hurst; hits, 10 each.
Washington, D. O.-Washington, IL;
Philadelphia, 0. Earned runs, 8 and Il;
errors, 9 and 5; hits, ~ and o; pitch
ers, Meekin and Carsey; umpire, sny-
der.
Chicago.-Chicago, A; st. Louis, o.
Earned runs, Chicago, 8; errors 2 each;
hits 10 and s.; pitchers, Hutchinson
and Br%eitenstein; umpire, Lynch.
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NEw ROAD.
Tho Cheat River Company Chartered by
PennsyIYnnLn C%apitaIists.

Tho Cheat River Company ChnrtCfeu ny
Pennsylvania Capitalists.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July ls,-A
charter was issued by Secretary Of State
Chiffon to-day to the Cheat River
Railroad Company, which proposes to
build q railroad from the mouth Of
Cheat river at q connection with the
Baltimore & Ohio and Pennsylvania
SYSTEMS at that point to Rowleaburg,
on the headwaters of Cheat river, where
another connection will be made with
the Baltimore 4 Ohio, 1t is also con.
templated that u short extension be-
You'd Rowlesburg would give 1t a juno.
ton with tho West Virginia Central
& Pittsburgh (the Dayis.EIkins road.
The incorporators OF the new enter
prise are A, s, Gutley, Emmett Green
and George Heard, Of Pittsburgh, and
George D. Prentice and W. +. Johnson,
OF Allegheny City, Pennsylvania. The
capital stock OF the company is only
nominal, each incorporation holding
$1,000.
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uNEMpLoYNn
Deplorablo Condition OF Wage Workers
in ElwoOd, Ind.


ELwooD, IND, July 1s.-A doplorablo
condition Of affairs exists among tho
poorer classes Of this city. Over two
thousand workmen are out of employ
ment, aud many are in suffering cir
cumstances with starvation staring
them in the face. The stagnation in
business circles prevents them from OBJ
tanning any work end with no prospect
OF any immediate relief in this direc.
ton they are in Il very pitiable condi.
ton. With rent to pay and food to
procure they are helpless and in order
to furnish them relief Mayor Doherty
has called u meeting Of citizens for this
evening to devise means for their sup
port,
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struck by Lightning.

Special DLEpdlch % Tie InIeHlycnceF.
KINGwooD. W. VA. July 1S.-LiGht-
ming struck the spire Of the Prosby-
terrain church hero during n severe
thunder storm last night. The damage
was slight, however, and is the only
case reported.
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LADIES, DEPARTMENT.

The following goods are perfect in
every respect, no manufacturer made a
finer line Of Shoes for Ladies' wear than
p. A. Field & Co. We have marked
them at the lowest. prices ever known
on fine Shoes.
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WouLD you ride on a railroad that
uses no danger signalsP That cough is
u sign Of danger. The safest cure is DR..
Woods Norway Pine Syrup. Sold by
all dealers OF a guarantee Of salts.
faction. DAW
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The foregoing matte almost explains ITSELF 1t meanst atw have onsummati the hgettansaohn
in Boots and Shoes tatev took place in hsco country, having purchased tremendous quantities of Shoes
saved from the fire aP A. Field %, at prices never before heard Of The$Oekw W @c9edw was taken
from 1.-THE third and OHhf onso teb building anda eh hardly damaged enough to be noticed. Some few
pairs are Slightly dscdonl on these s by smoke, sne got a little wet butah .hGeo nsae are emnr
hed to qee entire satisfaction The goods WILDE marked in plain figures and onepMe ol We mention
aew ofe bargains Offered, soft will give you slight idea of Wmtwe are gdngbdo.
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Lot No. This lot contains 600 pairs
Ladies' Dongola Kid Button, solid
leather throughout, taken from broken
cases, regular 81 90 and 50 90 Shoes.
FIRE PRICE 73 CENTS A PAIR.
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uoW1rY ALMOST Pur our.

Fifteonth-The round opened fast
and furious. Bolon repeatedly hit How
Icy, at last knocking him down to tho
ropes. Bolon almost had the English
man out in this round, but. Howley
managed to clinch and evade a knock
out blow.
Sixteenth-Howley reached Bolen on
the ribs. They went to the ropes.
Bolen hit Howley heavily on the body.
Bolen followed up his advantage, and
they fell in u clinch. They werc up
again and Howley was again knocked
down, and was unable to rise at once.
The referee began to count and got as
far as four, when the cdsof time saved
Howley for one more round. He was
game to tho last, though he must have
known long before this that he was de-
feated.
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DoN'r lose time and mako yourself
worse with pills and oils. Take Sim.
mons Livor Regulator.
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was not over l9s, while Howley prob
ably put on four or five pounds over
what he weighed the night before.

In the seventeenth round when Bolen
had knocked Howley down ard the
latter was being counted out, ono OF
Bolen's seconds very fooliihly ran
across the ring, but almost Immediately
got out, Howley's adheTents took i'd
vantage Of this and crowded into the
ring, before a decision had been made,
or indeed before Howley had been
counted out. The referee in vain en-
deavored TO clear the ring, In tho
midst Of the racket time was called and
Howley was taken to his corner, In
about Ave minutes the ring was Cleared,
Howley's supporters thinking that tho
referee would mako Bolen fight another
round. This gentleman fooled them, as
when every body got quiet ne said;
"Bolen wins the fight"
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LACE CURTAINS, slightly soiled, at hall
price. Il. EMsllEIMER.
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uow1EY KNocKEp ouT.

seventeenth-Bolen went in to finish
Howloy, but the latter clinched, secur-
ing u brief respite. They fell at the
ropes and Howiey was hardly able to
to get up. AS soon al he was up again
Bolen gave him u heavy one, when he
fell, and was counted out, Bolen win
ming the fight,
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FIRE PRICE sl rs A PAIR.

Lot l1.-075 pairs OF Meme Fine Calf
and Kangaroo Sample Shoes, just the
thing for tender feet, regular S. so to
81 90 goods.
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ODD ourtains-h fprlco-sSooK&co.
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MEMS DEPARTMENT.

The majority Of these goods we're
taken from the third and fourth floors
Off. A. Field & Co. factory, are hardly
smoked enough to be noticed, some few
pairs are slightly discolored on the
soles by the smoke. but for service they
are as good as the day they were made.
Lot S.-1,510 pairs Mems sewed Veal
Calf Lace or Congress Shoes, regular
g 90 goods.
FIRE PRICE 90 CENTS A PAIR.
Lot 9%.-1,i5O pairs Of Mems Calf
Genuine sewed Shoes, your choice Of
Congress or Lace, plain or narrow toe,
regular g so goods.
FIRE PRICE ST. 20 A PAIR.
Lot 10000 pairs Of Mems Kip or
Grain Waterproof Boots, solid full
stock. II you wear boots now is the
time to buy them, every pair worth
So 90 to s. so.
FIRE PRICE ST. rs A PAIR.
Lot 11.-075 pairs OF Meme Fine Calf
ulu 6uulplo oHooet JusL VIC
thing for tender feet, regular S. so to
81 90 goods.
FIRE PRICE 81 90 A PAIR,
Lot 12.-This lot contains 1900 pairs
of Mems Hand Welt Shoes, in ten differ
ont styles, very stylish and made for
dress wear, not q pair worth less than
81 90 to So 90.
FIRE PRICE So 4e A PAIR.
Lot 19.-Men's Solid Leather Work
ing Shoes, in Lace or Buckle, your
choice OF several kinds, regular 81 rs
goods.
FIRE PRICE SO CENTS A PAIR.
Lot 14-Gents, II you want to wear
Fine Shoes, we have them here is a lot
of over 900 pairs of French Cali, Kanga-
roo or Cordovan, Hand-sewed Shoes,
many OF them being cork soles and
worth from S. 20 to 50 90.
FIRE PRICE So 90 A PAIR.
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Tho fight looked as though it might
BIO Howley's up to the fifth round,
when Bolen first began to show what
was in him. From then OH it was seen
that Bolen was at least u match for
Howley, and it resolved into a fight in
which the man in the best condition
would win. Howley's wind failed him
time and again, so much so that he was
unable to follow up the advantage Of
his blows. Rolen's superior general
ship was u feature OF the fight, he time
and again getting out OF very tight
places with seeming ease.
The fight was pronounced to DO the
best ever seen around Wheeling, and
none Of those who saw it regretted the
weary, sleepless night that preceded 1t.
Howiey, though defeated, showed that
a gamer man never entered the prize
ring, and, when he knew that he was
defeated, he came to time and received.
his punishment maufully.
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BOYS AND oIRLs'DEPARMr

No manufacturer aver made more
durable shoes for both boys and girls
than P, A, Field & Go. Tho most i'm.
portant part Of our purchase was from
this department, and ut the prices We
name on them could not be offered
under any other circumstances.
Lot l5.-Children's Kid Spring Heel
Shoes, regular 81 on goods.
FIRE PRICE 4e CENTS A PAIR,
Lot 16-Misses' GRIM, Goat or Kid
Button, with heel or spring heels, the
best school shoe made, regular 81 So
goods.
FIRE PRICE 73 CENTS A PAIR.
Lot 1z.-Boya' Solid Leather Button
Shoes, solid throughout, just the thing
for tho boys, regular $1'25 goods.
FIRE PRICE 90 CENTS A PAIR
Lot 1S.-Misses' Fine Dongola Kid or
Goat Button Shoes marked from 81 rs.
FIRE PRICE 90 CENTS A PAIR
Lot .10.-Boys' Fine Calf Dressed
sewed Shoes. These are made OF the
best selected stock and warranted worth
90 Ok
FIRE PRICE 81 % A PAIR
Lot 2O.-ohildron's Fine Kid or
Goat Spring Heel Shoes, worth 81 %.
FIRE PRICE 90 CENTS A PAIR
Lot 21.-1nfant Kid, no heel, Button
Shoe, very soft, regular Soc goods.
FIRE PRICE 10 CENTS A PAIR
Lot 22.-Missos' Dress Kid sewed
Shoes, every pair in this lot is perfect
and worth from s. rs to $500.
FIRE PRICE 81 % A pair,
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Lot G.-Women's Oil Grain or Solid
Calf Button or Lace Shoes, made solid
throughout, worth s. SC.
FIRE PRICE ST. is A PAIR.
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FIRE PRICE 81 es A PAIR.

Lot 19,-Men's Solid Leather Work.
ing Shoes, in Lace or Buckle, your
choice OF several kinds, regular 81 rs
0nnda
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Lot 17.-Boys' Solid Leather Button
Shoes, solid throughout, just the thing
for the boys, regular 81 25 goods.
FIRE PRICE 90 CENTS A PAIR
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uoLEN's a|ENERALsulp.

differentiation came up quickly.
Howley was slow and looked worried,
Bolen caught his opponent one on the.
face. They countered, when rapid in
fighting followed, ending in a knock
down Tor Bolen. Bolen landed heavily
on Howley's ribs, and then followed u
clinch. Boleu again secured q clean
knock down. The round was entirely
in favor OF the Queen City lad, who
showed great generalship.
FourteenLh-Ihey clinched and Bolen
threw lHowley. Howley hit Bolen
twice on body, Howley got a heavy enc
on neck, then followed u clinch to tho
ropes. At the end Howley knocked
Bolen down. It was Bolen's round, but
his opponent was not out by any
means,
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Lot 1s.-Misses' Fine Dongola Kid or
Goat Button Shoes marked from 81 Is.
FIRE PRICE 90 CENTS A PAIR,
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Lot No. 2.-1,4OO pairs Ladies' Genu-
inc Goat or Kid Button. These are
genuine sowed Shoes and made in the
latest styles. Every pair guaranteed to
be perfect. Regular 81 so and So 90
Shoes.
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Lot l5.-Children's Kid Spring Heel
Shoes, regular 81 on goods.
FIRE PRICE 4e CENTS A PAIR,
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A large amount OF money charged
hands, though very little outside money
was up. The betting vas ven ut the
start, In Howley's favor up to the fifth,
and even after that, until Bolen showed
his great superiority, when bets were
hard to find.
The trip on the steamer and barge
back to tho city after tho fight was
without incident, and the party was
back in town at 1880 o'clock.
Howloy, 1t Is said, will not again enter
the prize ring. Bolen will 50 to Wash.
ington City, where no will eudeavor tp
geton q match with Ed Riley whofought
Howley here last winter.
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Lot .1o.-Boys' Fine Calf Dressed
Sewed Shoes. These are made OF the
best selected stock and warranted worth
50 25.
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Lot 9.-1,i50 pairs of Mems Calf
Genuine sewed Shoes, your choice Of
Congress- or Lace, plain or narrow toe,
regular 50 so goods.
FIRE PRICE ST. % PAIR.
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Lot 5.-1,74O pairs of Ladies' Genuine
handturned, hand-sewed, or Mckay
welt Shoes, choice OF Dongola, Goat or
Paris Kid, in button orlace styles; these
arc regular dress shoes and made to sell
for $3.50 to S4 % a pair.
FIRE PRICE ST. 90 A PAIR.
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Lot 4.-Ladies just think Of it, in this
lot there is variety OF all kinds Of the
finest stock shoes that wero made to
selhfrom s. 90 to So so a pair. Your
choice OF ten different styles, all marked.
FIRE PRICE $3.50 PAIR.
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Lot 2o.-Children's Fine Kid or
Goat Spring Heel Shoes, worth 81 %.
FIRE PRICE 90 CENTS A PAIR
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round, however, it was apparent that
Bolsn could not hit as hard Us HoWley,
Bolen caught his opponent in the face
straight from the shoulder. They were
waiting for an opening as time was
called,
THIS WAS THE 81 ROUND
of the entire fight except the last one.
Seyenth-BOlen again got in M upper
cut. They then countered aud clipched.
Bolen also got in u stomach blow and
got away without punishment They
were clinched at end.
Eighth-Afterc cautious sparring Bolen
got in on Howley's face and back with
out q return, Howley e~ndea7ored TO
engage but Bolen, very light on his iees,
eyaded him. Howley finally got his
man in a corner and delivered u stun
ming body blow, and followed 1t up with
another on the RIBS They fought close
at the ropes, Howley getting the best Of
it, HoWley gotin two more bodyblowa'
This was Howley's round.
Ninth-Thia was u tame round at the
first, not u blow being exchanged tor
half the round, Bolen landed OF How
ley's body, but the latter gave Bolen a
soaker on the head, Just before time
was called HoWley secured
A KNocK-DowN AT THE ROPES.
Tenth-After sparrlug, Dolcn got in
one Of his upper cuts, Howley led for
BoIen, but again fell short. Bolen
reached Howley's ribs, This was
Bolen's round by slight odds,
Eleyenth-Started with a foot race,
Bolen being chased to the ropes by
Howley, US usual, and Bolen's agility
keepingh him out OF Howley's reach. How
Icy landed heavily on his opponents
face, but Bolen seemed to be able to
stand all the punishment given him,
Then followed hot infghting. Bolen!
landed on Howley's face; the latter fell
and rolled through the ropes. Bolen
again landed on Howley's lace, They
were clinched as time was called.
Bolen's round.
Twelfth-Howlcy rushed at Bolen
and they clinched, Bolen then led for
and reached the head. The Ohio man
then got in another vicious uppercut,
followed by u straight n from the
shoulder. Bolen lodged aud received
q heavy one on the back.
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Lot l6-Misses' Grain, Goat or Kid
Button, with heel or spring heels, the
best school shoe made regular 81 50
goods.
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Lot 3.-Ladies' Dongola Kid Opera
Toe Slippers, hand-turned, regular 81 90
goods.
FIRE PRICE 43 CENTS A PAIR.
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FIRE PRICE es GENTS 4 PAIR.
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Lot 2l.-Iniant Kid, no heel, Button
Shoe, very soft, regular Soc goods.
FIRE PRICE 10 CENTS A PAIR
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The action OF me promoters OF the
prize fight in unconmoniously and
without permission from tho owners,
taking possession Of tho dancing pavil.
ion at Belmont Park, 10 likely to got
them as well as tho two hundred mon
who attended tho fight, into trouble.
Colonel Joe Gallahor, OF MoundsvillC,
who is tho ewncr OF tho park was at the
fight and was kicking NJ the action Of
tito lighters and their friends. He wit.
messed with anger, tho cool manner
with which those in charge OF tho fight,
opened up one Of tho park houses and
took chairs and benches for tho use of
tho spectators, and last evening no do.
Clarod that ho intends TO make some.
body pay duarly for tho vandalism.
His expressed intention Is to prosecute
the fighters, managers, and all who AZ
tended tho contest.
Tho typical generosity Of tho sport
ing fraternity was i%nstanc0d after the
fight had taken place. On tho way up
ON tho boat u hat was handed around
by Bolon, tho victor, soliciting con.
tfibutions for tho defeated man, Every.
body responded handsomely, tito
amount collected being over $76. 10
this cum Bolcn added SO from his own
pocket, swelling tho amount Howley
got TO 500. Bolon showed a generous
nature,
llowlcy weighed IN before tho stake.
holder Monday night 1T 1876 pounds
Hat, drolsOd In tights, while Bolen,
with clothes on, did not tip tho beam
Ut 1855. BolCn's weight at tho ring side
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Lot S.-l,51O pairs Mems sewed Veal
Calf Lace or Congress Shoes, regular
s. 90 goods,
FIRE PRICE 90 CENTS A PAIR.
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FIRE PRICE 81 2e A PAIR.
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FIRE PRICE ST. 20 "A PAIR.