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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

ToPPIN-on March eth, 1897, Miss Rcbecca
a. Toppin, In her 18th year
The reiatlves and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the fune raj
services on Sunday afternoon ut o'clock ut
Rfverview Cemetery,
MURPIiEY-On March 9Th. 1895 Alfred d.
MuSphey, in bis T2d year
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral from his late residence. in Bran
uowlne Hundred. Oh saturday, 10th Instant
ht O'Clock. intermeni ut MI. Salem cemo-
tory.
DhlSS-on March II. 1895. Maria, wife OF
Chas. NJ. Bliss, aged So years.
ATWELI-on March 20. 1895. Leonard At
we'll. aged ds years.
Relatives md friends are invited to attend
his funeral IRON the residence of his son.in-
law. Jnnes IL. Glenger, No. $40 French street,
on satu' day afternoon ata O'Clock. Inter-
ment ut St Peters Cemetery.
eHUGH-suddeuly on March g. 1895. aged
" wears.
Relatives AMI friends also DUPONT Post,
al from mis- late resideny C. S. L. corner Eighth
anu Church, on Friday afternoon. at 3
O'Clock. Services at Old Swedc,' Chu-ch In
terment ut OldSwedos' Cemetery.
SMITH In this city. March 2sth. 1850 Lydia
W. wife OF John IL Smith. In the 18th year
spcctiully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of her husband 4iO Madison
street on sunday afternoon. at . O'Clock.
lnterment mt Lombardy cemetery.
Med ANlEII-On March IS. John IL. McDanI ell
aged " years.
lieiatives aud friends are Invited to attend
tho funeral from his tate residenc' Nc. 1909
Pennsylvania avenu, on Sunday afternoon
3lst, to leave tho house at o'clock. Inter
mcnt at W iminston and Brandywine Come
terry. Philadelphia papeis please copy.
wO0DW Albion March "a, 1896. Norman,
son, Of Albert and Laura ii. Woodward.
aged one year,
Relatives and friends are Invited 10 attend
his funeral from tho residence Of W. Lewis
Dilworth, near Centreyilie. on seventh day
at O'CLOCK p, IN. lnterment at Low er
Brandywlne Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29
DON'T STOP TOBACCO.


How 10 Care Yourself yyhIlo Usiar ft.
Tie tobacco habit grove on man until
his nervous sYsten Ia seriously Affected,
lmpatring health, comfort and happiness.
10 quit suddenly 10 too severe shock to
the System. as tobaeco, 10 IN invetcrate
user becomes a stimuiant that his system
continually Graves. Bacu.Uuro IL q soen.
Tile cure for tho tobacco habit. In all ita
forms, carefully compounds after the
formula OF an eminent Berlin Physician
who has used 1t in his private practice
since 1879, without q failure purely vege-
table and guaranteed perfectly harmless.
You can use ull the tobacco you want
while taking Bacc-Curo. it will notify you
when to stop. Wa give written Ruaran.
tee to permanently euro any case with
three boxes. or refund tho money with 10
per cent. interest. Baco.Curo Is not a
substitute, buta scientific cure that cures
without the aid OF will power and with no
Inconvenience. 1t leaves the system as
pure and free from nicotine as the day
you took your tlrst chew or smoke Sold
by oil druggists. with our lronclad guar.
antee, at sl.00 per box, three boxes,
lthirty days treaJment.) $3.50, or sent
direct upon receipt OF price. SEND SIX
TWO-CENr STAMPS FOR SAMPLE Bon
BOOKLET AND PROOFS FREE. Eureka
Chemical n Manufacturing Company.
Manufacturing Chemists. La Cross, Wis
eonsin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

The annual meeting of the Wilmington
Wheel Club will be held at the CHI house
pext Monday night.
Letters of administration on the estnte
OF John MeIiugh were granted yesterday
afternoon by, Register OF Wills Cooch to
Jane Mcl.ugh.
DIR. Lucas. assisted by Drs. Cooper end
Carmichael, performed a delicate surgI.
cal operation on the infant son OF Harry
II. Holt. on Thursday. The little fellow
stood IL manfully and II lie believed that
lie will be all right In a few days.
The Levy Court this morning transfer.
red several properties.
Ellsworth Russ, a p, ". 4 b. Railroad
porter lie at Ills homo seriously i'll.
Mr.. Campbell. of Glrard street, Is down
with paralysis. Mr.. Campbell Ia one OF
the oldest writer's in Philadelphia, where
he resided until a short time ago.
$1,000 English diagonal suits to order.
Lockyer and Warmth, S0S Market street.
Remington & Co. are preparing to ship
car load OF machinery to Il firm In Texas.
) Rev. 4. A. Ferniey OF Philadelphia will
address the Young Peoples Literary So.
olety in st. Paul's n. Z. Church this even.
Ing. Go and hear him.
Ex Speaker Slrman is In the city to-day.
Newlin Arment OF Chadd's Ford and
Miss Matte PanconsJ OF Media were mar.
ried yesterday at the home OF the bride.
". NJ. Taylor OF this city was present at
the sixth anniversary of IAnokin Tribe,
No. 80. /. o. II. NJ. In Chester on Weunes.
day eveElug.
Rev. DIR. McNickar delivered un inter.
Q ting Lenten discourse In st. Andrews
u isct pIl Church to ny.
Suits made to order SIS. SIS $50. s25
O ,ate and vests to order S12, SIS, SIS.
4, Unsers ~ IS. 70. 81. You can self ct your
own Innings. no trashr stuff used and OK
p,nse not considered In ths getting up OF
our clothing, Lockyer g. Warmth, mer.
chant Ia Tors SIS Market street.
Market street bridge over the Christi.
anna 10 receiving the lirst general over
hauling since it was finished, The bridge
is looked at and receives repairs every few
months, but the present inspection Is All
extraordinary one. Yesterday several
loads OF dirt and sand were taken from
the centre pier
l., 4. Warner. Miller Stradley. Charter S,
Clelnnd ana jacob Pussy, representing
the three old Ice companies. yesterday
made II tour Of the different stablcs and
appraised tho horses wsg ons. harness. etc,
which have beeu purchased by the Proyi-
dent acc Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

Before Judge Ball In the Municipal
Court this morning, Hester Brown In.
formed tho court that he had-not worked
any since three months ago, when he
promised TO keep sober. He succeeded in
selling his pants yesterday for 10 cents
ana got drunk. dc was placed In the VI
clHss.
Julia Murray was ordered to pay S5 and
costs for being drunk and disorderly. At
The hearing yesterday morning she dc.
Mod tho charges made by Officer Schell.
Alfred Wilson testified on tho part Of
the etate that he saw her lying on the
pavement She had kicked some OF her
clothing oil and other women failed TO
pin the pieces on her as she would not
stand up long enough TO do 80.
Two witnesses for tho defense surprised
Annie by testifying that she was both
drunk and dieorderiy.
II. $, England, who acted as City Solicit
tor, statod he would he ready tomorrow
morning In the case OF Charles Sanders.
colored, charged with larceny OF roll OF
carpet valued at t5. Officer Malloney made
the arrest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29
DO YOU KNOW
WHAT IT Is?

You feel strangely depressed. weak.
perhaps have no appetite. and with pecu-
liar pains throughout your body. Perhaps
some o;c,s will tell you you have tho
grip Perhaps you have. but the chances
are you suffering from a arrangement OF
the greatest organs in the body. 10 you
know this great truth? Much that la call
ed grip is simply derang ement Of the
kidneys and no man or woman ever had
the grip whose kidneys were In perfect or
der. These great organs of the body
throw off the polscns OF the body. When
they Are out of order they cannot do this
and the result is the polsons go into the
blood end cause rheumatism, influenza
and often pneumonia. These are truths
which all physicians admit and 1t is ad-
mitted universally. that there lie but one
remedy known TO the world for deranged
kidneys. and that Is Warmers Safe Cure.
You can't afford to neglect these truths
nor these suggestions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29
THE EMPIRE

Department. Store

FOR SATURDAY. MARCH 30th.
Unless an advertisement contains some.
thing Intelligent, end conveys something
III a business way TO the public. its pro-
ductivG of but little good-We claim to
present the plain truths In such q manner
that our patrons. may reaG aud under
stand. and understanding. be beneillted
thereby
For evidence. see the following
THE EMPIRE."
Full 81 inches wide beat table oil cloth
In all coiors ant as many patterns, fully
worth zoe our price lie
Ladies' leatheratto shopping bags, with
solid leather haUdles &c.
Gents 1vsrals made OF the very hest
Demins fast color blue 33c pair, wor til
DOC.
30 for 1914 bleachod shee:iug, good.
heavy weight. worth fully zoe.
Boys waists for Saturday l2i reg. 24c
values,
i5c double hal, wool plain. colored or
flgured novelty dress goods, loo yard.
Sold everyw where for SOC.
&c beautiful new dress tiinRhams, styles
to initiate tho fresh novelty. in fact looks
az pretty us any dIess goods, they are
fast eolors, Tea yd. worth l2IS.
Double width.Pil linen J, bieached table
linen lie a yd worth 25c.
81 &c ladies' nent bordered handkerchiefs
worth loo
SATURDAY, upto noon. good width cot
ten, crash Tor eoWe'ing 2A<c yd,, worth DC
Grand quality fast color outing flannel
4 cay d worth 80.
Sc for dozen Hump Hook and Eye.
Stamped bibs. pure linen, ready made
&c.
Half silk beat garter web &c yard all
cOlors pretty designs.
Boys mixed co Ored chaviot pants Sc
Large assortment OF mems and youths
Alpine hats iSc.
new lot oil mems and youths outing
flannel shirts i9c worth zoe.
Boys durable school shoes. nc pair
worth fl..h
Gents all. woo. clay diagonal imported
IN all styles and cO,orS S6.9S worth Sl5 W.
Meme all wool pants z1.gS worth 81 co.
Youths blue and black Cheyiot suits,
s3 4s
Boys cashmere suits well made neat
aud strong, yet dressy in appearance.
Double breasted s 80 worth 81 %
2uuart size rctlnned (shins like silver1
deep Tipped saucepans. with long han.
dies &c each, worth lie. Sinai or size &c.
Largo size neat cuspidors &c.
A quart size oil can 7c
boxes catptt tacks all numbers SO.
One best bristle busting brush, and
also dust pan 25c Tor both worth 3Sc.
s pRcEaRss toilet piper. Toe.
10 QuAt gnlYaliLsd bucket nc
ono br0Om, one" quart coffee pot one
meat chopper, one lemon squeezer, one
large size crater, and one tin cup, tue
whole lot goes for SIC worth 5Dc.
large package tooth picks Sc.
Best ginger snaps, all you want, no
limit &C 10.
Frosh oyster or water crackera 4lSc 10.
one a. III. package. best new lea 1879
package.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29
FOURTH EDITION



!. s CoroMei Robert III. Floyd was &c years
oE nr6 yesterday. lie Is now at New Or
I8ans. where he was born. Yesterday a
latter and an express package were re-
oeived AZ public school No. 10 from MIR.
Floyd, the latter containing birthday
souvenirs and the letter expressed a very
pleasant re membrance OF mis- brief reel-
uence here and oil the cordial receptions
given TO him In the schools.
His last school visit here was made to
echooI No. 10 and In taking leave OF the
children and teachers there he promised
them that he woald remember aud &C.
knowledge their kindness to him ia some
material form from some point during
his trip through the southern States.
The letter and package received yester.
ment
In the package there was bunch OF the
peculiar moss which hangs like tnssels
anu testoons from the limbs of trees In
Southern forests and swamps; q box of
yellow aud white cotton balls 1u st AS they
had been broken oil the cotton plant; a
miniature cotton bAie;a baautitutiy.illus-
trated book. In Arcadia" bound in hIne
woven cloth made from yellow cotton
balls like those sent to the school; there
were twelve silver souvenir spoons, one
for each OF the teachers one for Thomas
i. O'Donnell com miLteeman in charge of
the school. and two others for friends
: who were present at the school Oh the
occasion Of Colonel Floyds last visit
there
The children listened intently and with
svery indication Of pleasure, and when
they were told that these gifts of Colonel
Floyd were to remain In the school as OBJ
jeots of future interest anu study they re-
ceiyed them with a round Of applause.
The souvenir spoons given to the teach.
ers were heavy. with deep. smooth bowls
and deeply carved handles OF artistic de.
eiRn On the underside OF the handles wac
the legend. New Orleans La, In raised
letters, and on the upper side the figure ol
pelican over q cotton bale, and on the
bale the figures lS49 and 1898 making
pretty souvenir OF the city and OF the
birthday OF the donor
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

The receivers OF the Walton and
Nhann Company. James 2. Winches.
Ter and Finncis n. Buck, have filed
Statement Of receipts aud disbursements
las follows:
The receipts amount to sl35 52i 81, and
1.-THE expenditures. 60.GSS.1l, leaving a
credit balance OF s65 $500. The chief
items oi receipt are M. +. Wheeler d Co.
els S9s; q L. Brady. Sll50; j, Z. Gorblt,
RilS5 A. Wodall, $1,000; j. Cope & Co..
e2625; NJ. l., Shoemaker, SqlG6; Great
Eastern Com pany. SGi40 Chief disburse-
ments. A. S. Maleumson, s4O6T; q. W.
Bush and Sons Company. Sl4OS; e. I.
Bailey & Co, sIs1j. There was large
num6es Of small items both OF disburse-
ment and receipt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

meeting OF those Interested In the
old Draw, er's Presbyterian Church at
Odessa was held In the Office OF Lewis q.
Vandegrift last night. and before diourn-
msnt was made 1t was decided 20 organize
q society and call 1t "Frlends OF Old
Drawers"
1HMi I Wander T. was elected chairman
OF the nieeting. In the eulyiHg grounds
adjoining tho church somo prominent
Deiawareans arc buried. The building
was erected In I'LL. The object OF the
new society will LIE to keep the property
from going to decay.
1t ID proposed to paint the church build
ing and reeut some of the Inscriptions on
tho gravestones. 1t Is proposed also to
keep the church open and mpioy man
TO look after 1t. Several times year
services wilt lie held there.
A letter was read from Daniel Corblt of
Odessa. In which he said he would be very
glad 10 have an organization take charge
Of the church. Three men were appoint
I'D some time ago to take charge OF the
building. but they are all dead but one.
The plan to keep the church from
urumbllng away has awakened great
deal OF interest among old Delaware
families whose ancestors are buried ut
Drawyer's
meeting for further organization will
% held next Thursday evening
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

On Wednesday evening the many
friends of the Rev. d. +. Waddell
d. D.. aud family went IN body to Mad
eIey parsonage anu spent tho evening In
social chat and singing. Refreshments
were served 10 the large gathering. Capt.
Kersey IN behalf OF tho com pany present
cd Mrs. Naddell with a well filled purse
as token OF their esteem. L he out.go.
ing pastorirepi!ed On behalf Of HE wife in
. neat little speech
Dt Wadlell and family have many
warm iren,ls among their former congre-
gRtion. Al the close the company ex.
pressed tho hope that their pastor and
family would enjoy ths!r nsw home ami
have inauy trends,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29


One OF our great anu sem ents was three
men and two bears going through our
town. The bears danced very pleasingly
to the people and one OF them climbed
telegraph pole, which was curiosity u nd
We think IL the stanton Items had been
up there 1t could have read them.
Strange to say that Chambers and
brother are always busy; good work and
honest principles will carry any one
through. We always know workman
by his chips, and their promises you can
rely on, AL. Reed, II leading blacksmith
worked for them and gave the beet salts.
faction aud we hope the man who wanted
to know where Al. Reed lived fouLd him
at Marshaliton. to got those two new
wagons built.
Proprietor Legg will soon leave for
some watering place to recruit his health,
AFTER ovorseeiug his farm work.
Strange TO notice. IL takes certain
young man so very long to unload his
hour and feed wagon at the stores; lately
he has more to look at than u bag OF flour.
Charles Smith, our bat Der. has moved
he viii welcome one and all. both short
anu TAU II you want q good shave you
can get 1t. II you want u tirst-class smoke
you can get IT, and IL you want to buy
your best girl sumo line llavored candy
you can get It, The hall has been NIGEL y
painted. and Smithy has the prettiest bur
Der pole OF any man in Stanton.
Dancing seems to be one of our leading
ATTRACTIONS aud they who dance may puy
the fiddler later on,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

As Daniel Mailer, the baker at Front and
Madison streets, was driving down Tat.
nail street, on Thursday afternoon. his
horse took fright. and, running a short
distance. commenced kicking. when he
broke the cross bar and left the carriage
standing In the gutter On reaching
Front street he was stopped by John
Cathoart. the occupant OF the blacksmith
shop on the corner. On going to the
wagon a little three. year.old girl OF Mr.,
Maier was found to he unhurt, and she
merely exclaimed. ''tha horse ran away
az though II was an unim portant Incident.
Mr.. Cathcart put in a new bar, and In less
than an hour MIR. Maier drove to his place
OF business.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

q stoeckles' Book Beer on tap throughout
tha CITY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

T. W. Stidhnm Il Sons have at their
East Fourth street auction room an oil !
clock Of historic value. The tlmeplece
is one of the 'Grandfather' style, stands
over seven feet high and Ia In perfect run.
ming order and looks extremely well. II
keeps accurate time.
The woodwork ID mahogany. trimmed
with ebony and when new the clock must
have coat over S2O0. In addition to tel.
ling tho time there is representation OF
the moon which automatically records
the movements OF that planet. The daye
of the M nth are also given. The clock
Castle County family for about century
md halt.
Many persons have looked at tho olock
and 1t will he on exhibition until April 18th
when II will be sold along with other ar
tlcles including bedsteads. tables and
chsire, all in the fnest woods.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

AS heretofore Stoeckle8' Famous Book
Beer is the ilneet to be had.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

The river stsam boat Kepubilo will be al.
most a new boat when she resumes hey
summer trips Workmen of the Hariau
and Iioliing Conway have torn oui
tho old boilers and replaced them by new
ones or Improved pattern.
In the engine room sheet.lron casing Is
being inserted betweon the wood work
proper and the moulding. When the
heaviest work Ia completed the boat will
be painted from keel to stock. and when
she leaves this city on April 10 she will be
as pretty craft as ever sailed the river.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

The chairman of the Current Events
foiluws
Permit me to correct an impression
conveyed in your columns yesterday after :
noon, which was evidently not so intend
gu by us author, but which will possibly
lead TO misunderstanding. The Now
century CLUB has never discussed 'Trilby.'
Al meeting OF the Current Events Class
lust tall member representing the litera.
ture section gave an admirable resume of
her summer reading. 'Trihy' was lnclud-
cd. but the writer was neither euloKistlc
nor coi"i"mnatory OF The story itself, but
CON IN nd ID this b auty of the lilet arv
style OF N aelLhUr and its artistic ilnisu.'
Back eou g aud vests made to
ord 7, .l2, SIS. SIS. LOckyer and War
iuuLu NlS Murltat strnat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

We are meeting tho season promptly as
far as footwear IL concerned About time
TO lay aside rubbersi thon you want new
shoes Perhaps It = the question where can
! Ket The best goods for my money; we
suggest our store. mohestly OF course.
we are money savers IN shoe bills, really
money snveis; of course we don't save
you tho price OF u ton az coal on every
dollars worth Of shoes we sell yoI. tut
you save cousldarabl1, enough to make 1t
worth coming after, We have some new
goods for boys and giris better shoe
leather Tor the money does not walk,
Eorman's. No 10 Fact 4th street. between
Market and KING.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

The "old folks OF ye olden time" con
cert, given under the auspices of the
choir anu PASTORS aid. and helping hand
associations, iu Shiloh Baptist Church.
last evening. was Il great success. which
WAS mainly due to the training given BY
Miss Maggie M. Elias, a teacher at the
Howard school,
The feature of the evening was the pan.
tomime OF "Old Folks at Home" by
twelve beauties under the direction OF
Miss Mamie wooten. Miss Jennie Jeffer
son sang The Sweetest Story Ever Told
in excellent voice, aud Mrs jennie Ander
son II cannot sing the old song" Simeon
Miller was the pianist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

Fins horses and colts will be sold at pub.
lie sale at Buena Vista. near State Road
Station. on Thursday. April 4. the regis.
tered French coach horse Faribole. 3 years
old In June; twenty horses. mares and
colts. sired by the imported French coach
horse Federal; a number OF colts. and 8
years old; several yearlinRs and several
fine driving horses. The property OF Mrs.
Francis N. Buck. Sale will begin at 10
O'Clock. l.. W. Stldham " Son. auction
ears. The train leaving Wilmington at
lies u. m. will st0 ) at State Road.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29
$500
TROUSERS
TO ORDER.

and colorIngs which we would
like you to see-alI worsted
imported materials and the
best styles and qualities we
have ever had at the price.
We take Just as much care in
fitting and making a pair OF S
Trousers as we do the higher
priced ones; this is why we
don't offer anything less in
price made to order. We
can give you a b. tier article
rcady-made if you wish to
pav less,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

Lucy e. Ballard. the pretty 18.year old
daughter Of Charles L. Ballard sol Frank.
lin street, died yesterday. Her funeral will
take place on sunday and interment will
be made In Baltimore. Md.
The funeral OF John II. Mcdaniel 1900
Penna. avenue, will lake place to.mor-
row. He was 81 years OF age. Intern ent
will be made at tho Wilmington and Bran.
DIVINE Cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29

MR EprroG; you kindly permit US
Though youT columns, to extend our very
sincere thanks to all those who recently
took part in the presentation Of the Scot
tish X formation.
We most truly appreciate limo and ef-
Tort so generously given. even at a sacrl.
nee OF personal interests, and we trust
that all participants may find conpensa.
ton In the happy thought of having be.
Allowed good gifts upon noble charity.
g acknowledge witt pleasure the
rtesy and support OF the press. to
ON we are also Indebted, and beg to
naln, Most gratefully.
lUF CoNNITsrrE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-29
When We
Say to You
mot 30 much what YOU nay. ma
what you get FOR what you pay"


We mean to give particular
stress to the good Shoe Bar
gains we place before you to-
day. All good, honest made.
to-.wear" Shoes, but lots that
we are closing out Hundreds
of pairs OH which we will save
you a dollar or more.
$l.37-Ladies' fine Kid
Shoes, the sort you pay 81
for.
$l.9O-Ladies' Soft Wei
Shoes-they are out of our SO
stock.
S2.50--Ladies' superb hand
made Shoes tile 81 kind.
81. 7O-Alen's elegant Shoes
Just about as others offer at
$3.50.
81. 9O-Men's fine Calf
Shoes-neyer a better 80 sold
anywhere.
S3.15-stacy, Adams & Co S
Sample Shoes Sc and 81
values.
Children's aud Boys Shoes
better wear and style for a
little price than you have ever
seen them.