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The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-03-25
LOCAL NEVIS.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day at EOS a. m.
 Tacm for sale cheap.-R. E. Baldwin. Ashes carted-Connecticut Concrete Eo., 49 Church street.
 Opaning at B. Rogowski's Wednesday and Thursday. March 25 and 26.
 Fine houses, low rents; Whitney ave, 6y!van ave. E. M. Clark, AZ Church st. Loans and insurance furnished by Charles Wilson & Co.,, 42 Church street. Spring millinery opening at E. Moses & Co.'s, on Wednesday and Thursday, March 25 and 26.
 America lodge, K. of P, will hold B calico party at their hall, 793 Chapel street, on next Tuesday, March 31.
 The Windsor avenue Congregational church, Hartford, will give reception this evening to the new pastor, the Rev. Harry R. Miles, and his wife.
 Weather Prophet Johnson writes: The general disturbance is still moving and will not cease until April ?. The storms are crossing. From the 27th to the 30th there will be a furious storm, not of long duration indications being that we may have a binding snowfall.
 The law firm of Martin & Coyle have received word that ex-Alderman Martin Bergin, a grocer at 586 Grand avenue, is an heir to the estate of his brother, who died in Melbourne, Australia, twen- ty years ago. It is believed that it's value is now $100,000 The heirs are eX- Alderman Bergin and three sisters, who live in Springfield.
 The annual ball of the Ushers' Bene- fit association of the Hyperion theatel was held in Warner hall last night. The l1shers feel greatly indebted to H "A. Warner for the use of the hall free from expense. The floor committee was as follows: l.. D. Brown, Edward Will 1Iams. J. Gompertz. Reception com ,mittee, M. Heath, H. Lines. Williams orchestra furnished music.
 Dennis McNamara, 8 well known young man of Ansonia, son of MT. and Mrs Francis McNamara of Grove street, will be married in New Haven Monday, April 6, to Miss Margaret Lowrie, an estimable young lady of the Elm City. The groom-elect has beer employed in that city for year Q, more and they will take up their resi- dence there-Ansonia Sentinel.
 Attorney w L. Bennett. partner oi the late State Attorney Triton D. Doc little, said yesetrday morning that MT Doolittle made a will three years ago but he did not know whether he hae made any subsequent one. MT. Ben nett said he knew very little of MT Doolittle.s property, but that no doub he left a comfortable estate. It is com nenly believed that it's value is be tween s100, ,0o0 ana S1o0,000. The funera arrangements are deferred until the ar rival from Spokane of MT. Doolittle': son, Dr. Doolittle, who is expected t arrive to-day.
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THURSDAY, MARCH 2G, MiliQS Franks. 59 BARGAINS 70 BrAng Customers
 From 100 Miles Around.
 { g. HOUR SALE. { g HOUR SALE.

33-Hand- made Linen Torchon Lace, 300
 yards in remnants, value lie, Thursday Sc
 yd.
 a-Widc Linen Torchon Insertion, any
 quantity desred, Thursday Sc yd. 35-Hamburg Edge, Thursday 1c yd. 36-Infants' All Wool long Cashmere Cloaks, richly embroidered with Silk, value $s.lo,
 Thursday S5c.
 37-Silk Yelling, black and colors, plain and Chenille spots, your choice Thursday 4c yd. 3S-500 Infants and Children's White Dress es cambric, lawn, nainsook, costing from $lSo to $500, slightly soiled from handling 1he Hamburg laces and embro1deretes and material worth three times as much as we 1 ask for them your choice, don't think twice, l 49c.
 39-Infants' Carriage Robes nicely en- | broidered, Thursday your choice 29c. 40-Ladies' Dressing Sacques, made of inc l Victoria Lawn, trimmed with fine Val. Lace ! and Hamburg Edge Pearl buttons, cost Of l material five times US much as we ask for l them. Thursday all day l2tac. 4l--EXtra heavy Mems Overalls, worth 5cc, Jumpers to match, Thursday 2oc l ,42-Men's heavy Plaid Jumpers, sold at 45c, Thursday 25c.
 pure Linen or money returned, l5c quality, 44-Men's Celluloid Collars, genuin article, worth 20e, ThurBday 9c, for 2oo; Celluloid 45-Me ,'s Elegant Hemstitched Handker- l chiefs either white or fast color, printed l DOrdef, IhufSuay b TOT -Dfs. 46-Men's beautiful Silk and Satin Bows, | best in the market, Thursday all day 3c ! apiece. l 47-Men's extra heavy Working Shirts, made of best quality Amoskeag Chevlot, 40c value, l Thursday Pic.
 4s-Men's heavy Elastic Web suspenders, l Thursday all day 1c. | 49Ladles' new Shell Side Combs, 1s1ac
 at 5SnGlhildrens CT W stylish Xii Wool Reefer Jack l cts, Sl.50 quality. Thursday U9c 1 51-Ladies' last black, Fleece Lined Hose, ] 20c quality. Thursday 1c pair. l 5s-Ladies' Mcrino Hose, full regular l 53-Children's Merino Pants anu Vests, Sat urday 1c. 54-Infants' Flannel sacques, s5o quality, l Thursday Sc.
 l 55-Elogant White Lawn Aprons, large slze, l Hamburg trimmed 2jc and soc quality, Thurs l day all day Sc and l2hc. 1 56-Mens Good Wrappersand Drawers, both l spring and winter quality, 59c quality, Thurs l day all day, 25c. l 57--Men's White Bosom Shirts, gooi quali- l ty. Thursday all day 25c. l 5S-Good quality White Butchers Aprons,
 4snches long, Thurs lay all day l4c. l 58-Fast colored, tirst-cass Percale Ladies | House Wrappers, 9Sc qualJy, Thursday 59c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-03-25
NEVIS JOYTINGS.

A Washington dispatch yesterday says William H. Webster of Connect icut, chief examiner of the civil service commission, died suddenly at his home in this city last evening of heart dis ease. He was born at Burlington Conn., in 1889. He served in the Fifth Connecticut Volunteers during the war until compelled by disabilities to with draw from active duties in the field. He subsequently rendered efficient services as provost marshal in Louisiana, and resigned with the rank of captain and brevet major. He leaves a wife and daughter. The latter, Mrs. Georgia Mowry, resides in Charleston, $. c.
 Edward and George McNally, aged twenty three and seventeen respective ly, living at Washington Depot, were drowned in the freshet at Sawmill brook last Thursday night One of the bodies was found yesterday afternoon.
 Homa senate, K. A. F. O., will hold an important meeting this evening
 The Forbes house, Morris Cove, has been bought by Gillen X Quinn, late of Lighthouse Point
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-03-25
SPRING DISPLAY.
Features of Nralley, Nicely X Co.'s Grant
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Features of Malley, Nicely < Co.'s Grand
 Opening.
 The annual spring opening of Malley, Nicely & Co. began yesterday and will continue to-day. The store was filled all day yesterday and last evening, Souvenir bargains are found in all de- partments. The principal attractions are in the dress good and the millinery departments. They are showing most beautiful lines of spring hats and bon nets. The styles displayed include all the latest artistic designs. Two of the most beautiful in designs and trim mings are named Louis the Fifteenth and Marlborough. Satin straWs are also shown in beautiful designs Here also is to be found a full line of tur- bans, toques, sailors and large hats. They have full and complete line of tailor-made suits which are to be the rage this season. The separate silk waists are also shown in great variety. In the dress goods department they are showing q full line of mohair suit ings and many French effects. English check suitings, in which black and white were the dominant colors, at tract much attention. The silk depart ment also has many novelties. Chiffon with red applique lace, serpentine, &C., cordion chiffon, the last being a new thing in this city.
 In the carpet department many new spring goods are displayed. They show full line of Wiltons in olive bronze and gold. One superb specimen has a rich deep olive ground with delicate bronze leaf figures and single chrysan- themums wide open.
 A full line of mattings is also shown. The opening will continue to-day.
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First Fl Bargains from 9 to
 I2 o'clock. The other 3S Bargains from 9 to 6 o'clock, or all day.

| Hast Black Moireen Stifening, 15c quail .a-Double width Twllled silesia, l5c quail | lty, 3-hour price 7c yd.
 3-Double width Paper Cambric, 3-hour price 5e yd.
 4--Extra quality Crlnoline, loc quality, g. 1 5-Best soft finish Cambric, cut from the piece, noremnants, 3-hour price 3c yd.
 6-7persian Hair Cloth, l4 yds wide, S5c q9aby aoHr pdcss sssis fast black on one side, fancy figures on other, 200 quality,3- hour price Sc yard. l s-Extra quality Grass Cloths. 3-hour price i 6c yard.
 ! 9-Canvas Duck Facing, 3-hour price Go yd. 1 l0-Bias Velvet Facing, 3-hour price 3c yd. I-Ladies Corset Covers, felled seams, perfect fit guaranteed, l5o quality, 3-hour
 H-Ladles Night Gowns, handsomely trim med. tuck cd yoke, Hamburg inserting, 65c l quality, 3-hour price sc. l i3-Cnildren's Knit Corset Waists, bone buttons tape stayed. 3-hour priceTc
 li-Iadies' Knit Corset Covers, 5Oe quality 3-hour price ac. l5-Genuine Turkish Wash Rags, 3-hour ptice lc.
 l6-Men's genuine Spiral Armbands, S-hour price Sc pair,
 l1-Large size full bleached Huck Towels, l5c quality, 3.hour price 5c.
 lS-Iadie,' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, g.
 l9-fadies' Linen Collars, white and col Dteu, o-HOuF pflce lc.
 aJ-Initial Stick Pins. gilt and silver, 3-hour l price lc.
 2t-Nlce stylish Ladies Btts, with hand some silver buckles, 3-bour price 7c.
 2!--Iadies' stylish Leather Belts, Thursday all day llc. I 23-5,C00 dozen elegant black cut Jet Dress Buttons, Pic value, Thursday all day your choice 3c u dozen.
 Good quality Safety Pins, Thursday all day lc dczcn.
 S5-Gilt and Silver Dress Buttons, lskc quality, Thursday all day Sc dozen.
 26-Good quality covered Dress Shields 10c quality, Thursday all day 3c dozen.
 .T-Feather Stitch or Finishing Braid, full pieces of 10 yds, Thursday all day }c.
 aS-IAdes' Lons Waist Corsets, always sold foe 75c, Thursday 39c.
 a9-Do you know that Thomson Nursing Corsets cost S1, and Dr. Warner Nursing Cor sets Sl25? How much will you save if you can buy them at our store Thursday at 39c?
 30--Do you know the reason why we sell genuine r D. X c. P. French Whalebone Cor sets. soli all over at Ss25 $..50. $5,00, $l.51. Sa.775 at our store Thursday at Sl.ly? Come and we will tell you why.
 3l-Thomson's Misses Glove Fitting Cor sets, price soc, Thursday EXC.
 32-P. < Children's Corded can Corset Waists, sizes IS to 90, price S9c, Thursday 15c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-03-25
NEw ADvERrIsEMENrs ro-DAY,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS T0-DAH. American Line-J. M Lines. Jr. Aggressiyeu ess-H Howe x Stetson. Bankers--H. c. Warren & Co, Dr.kennedys Eavorite kemedy-At Druggists. Daily Chat-Malley. Nicely S Go. Estate Sarah A. Chidsey-P Probate Notice. For Sale-Water Motor-F. J. Linsley. Tor Sale-H -House-68 Clark street. Fresh Fish Grand Avenue Fish Boat. For Rent-Rooms--Charles Beers. Grand Shopping E.Iporium-F. F. M Brown Co. Grand Silk Sale-E. Mcintyre < Co. Opportunity-R. 5. Austin.
 Paine's Celery Compound-At Druggists. Spring Opening-C Monson Co. Steamer Erunks--Brooks & Co. Three Hours Sale--Milius Frank. Wanted-Room C,", New Haven House. Wanted-Situati0n-l3. Franklin Street. Wanted Girl-3l0 Orange Street. Wanted-Situation-- l6i Franklin Street, Wanted-Situation-6 Prospect Street. Manted-Situation-s6 Daggett Street. Wanted-Situaton-l2 Orchard Street. Wanted-Situation-..2 Canal Street. Wanted-Situation-24 Cedar Street. Wanted-Situation- Bradley Street. Wanted-Stuation--295 West Water Street.
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767-77l Chapel Street.
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS.

rs!
 COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS. YEAHE committee on claims willmeet in room \ l0and II, City Hall, on Wednesday even- ing, March D, 1896, at o'clock, for the pur- Petition of New To k, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company for abatement of assessment for sidewalk on Bridge street. Petition of Joseph H. Griffin for apate- Petition Of A. W. Phelps for damage be- cause of injury 10 property on Washington street.
 Biggs for dama;ge because of quarantine 0r premises 9 Factory street.
 Petition of James E. Els for damages pe- cause of fall on sidewalk.
 All persons interested in any Of the forego- ing are hereby notified to appear and De nearI thereon without further notice.
 Per order, ISAAC BROMLEY. Attest: EDWARD A. STREET, mh23 St Assistant Clty Cierhs
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-03-25
CHEAP
 FURNITURE

was never so loud- noutllled. lled The he modern howl of cheapness Is somewhat like the screech of a circus calliope. On the other hand, good Furniture was never lowe priced.
 See our Chamber Suits al Sso.oo, that cost (nol yesterday) 10 years ago, S5o.oo.
 See our Sideboards at S25.oo, that cost (not yesterday) 10 years ago, s45.oo.
 See our Roll Top Desks at Sa4.oo, that cost (not yesterd ay) 10 years ago, S45.oo.
 See our Chiffoniers al S15.oo, that cost (not yesterday) 10 years ago $500. A Five,hoor Furniture Store.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-03-25
MAILEYsNEErY.pe.
TELEPHONE . No. 325. To-Day.
"No snn mbon on EasteY-aay 4 half so fnc e SxgAt."

Conquest crowns the millinery exhibit. Crowded aisles and spontaneous admira- tion attest its popularity.
 The hat-poems of Paris translated by delft New Haven fingers, win favor every hour.
 Graceful foreign conceptions, tinged with just enough Amerlcanlsm to make them fit national ideas. of dress, are here.
 Each model hat has an individuality; each note of color used its artistic pur- pose.
 None of them are accidentally beautiful tor the originals were fashioned by world famous artists, to whom color and form are a science taste and originality an inheritance.
 The ART of millinery finds true expres- sion in the specimens now exhibited.
 Are you coming to see them'
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Local Weather Report. FOR MARCH 24, 1896.

Mean temperature. P.
 Max. .temperauure. 32.
 Min temperature. l3.
 Precipitation .0S incnes. Max. velocity Of wind. a0-N. Accumulated deficiency ot daily mean tenn perature since January !. 1.64 degrees: or an average daily deficiency or 2.U degrees. Total deficiency In precipitation since Janu- ary l, l.27 inches.
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SRozue&sSel3nI
 767-77l CHAPEL ST.
Aggressiveness
marks the opening of

the Spring battle. is Were not content with do- ing as we'll as last year-but must do better. ' Every effort will be made toward bettered service and increased sales.
 You can't help noting the improvements in Silks, Cloaks and Mems Wear.
 We're here to stay-we're here to grow and we're here to furnish you with dress and household necessities at low est possible prices. Dresden have the call-so to n:lI speak and well they Ribbons should if fowery beau. ty counts for anything. The best manufacturers in the country have contributed their best values, and results are plainly apparent in rapid sales.
 2-in. Taffeta Plaids, roe yd. Ain. Warp Prints and Plaids, 75c yd. Rich Warp Prints-light and dark.
 2oe. Exclusive Warp Printed Novelties,
 5Oe goods 3oe. :. Exclusive Warp Printed Novelties,
 at 70. 5o and 6oe yd. Figured are the fayorites in the .5: silk department these hiuias days, and prices and as, sortment make choosing compara lively easy.
 We don't think you can find such a variety elsewhere and re- member! our guarantee with every yard.
 STYLE.-Black ground with neat. attractive black brocaded figures, both small and large. About 75 styles. Guarantee" brand, 24-in. width.
 6og yd. "Superlative' brand, 24-in. width.
 Sl.0O yd. Shirt are here and never were x41.:4 they prettier or better WdlStS adapted to fulfill their mission, viz to beautify. Poorly cut, carelessly made Waists will find lio place here-none but the good kind from responsible manufacture ers-and prices squeezed to the low est notch.
 10 doz. Spring Percale Waists,
 75e kind, 50g ca. 20 dog. Jaunty Percale Waists,
 all sizes, 75e ca. Ready You cannot afford to M,da make them yourself N1 expert manufacturers sheets. have figured this work so close that we now hand you the sheet, ready for use, at about the bare pr1ce of the muslin alone. From well-known Boston BPc'h'd Cotton, torn 1aax2I yds., 3oe ca.
 From fine Atlantic Bleached Cotton, torn 24x2a yds., 5Oc lea. Larger sizes at correspondingly low prices.
 HEMsTITCHED SHEETS.
 With wide hem at top,
 torn 2ax2s yds,, o5e. PILLOW SLIPS.
 From Boston Bleached Cotton,
 5 yd. size, Ioe ca.
 + yd. size, 12ae eas Hemstitched Slips,
 I7a, IS and 7oe ca. l 767-77l Chapel Street.
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Silks and Dress Goods

Half the advantage of the opening we consider is getting you here to see our new stock of these.
 The largest department in the house with some of the most interesting values.
 Even last year was no cri- terion by which to judge this seasons stock.
 Better grades than ever prevail, while shrewd buy ing has taken advantage of an unusually advantageous market.
 See those beautiful black moreens And figured mohairs we sell at 25 C. yd Those 2 inch all silk rhadames at 7oc e Those warp printed silks at @ c. |" The 70 cent VigoreuN suitings at 90 C. $ And the 10 cent colored piques at 71c." |" Dress Trimnlings-Spaugled edges, and
 gimps, in gold and iridescent effects.
 Great value at $ C. yd. Ao7o i9c. The '' Sonnette" Corset represents the best dollar value Tn New
 Haven. il<sAa
 Made of finest "W sateen, white, cg.S drab and black.
 A corset which WYTIA \ possesses shape MIRRn) ] when 1t leaves Ms@s hWx/, the store, and ma kSI7N " terial which re- '''''' T. tains that shape till 1t is worn out.
 Souvenir price S5c. pr. Dinna Forget ''- --the ladies S5.es shirt waists. for s1.os.
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU WASHINGTON. D. C.. March II, 1896, D. m. Forecast for Wednesday-For New England and eastern New York: Fair and decidedly warmer, southerly winds.
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U. c. MEYERS. Obs,

U- e. MEY FRS. Observer. Note.-A minus sign l-l preiixed to ther- moneter readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 A'sI' in connection with rainfall indicates a trace of rainfall too small to measure. Snow is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
 *RelOM zero.
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MN/US FRANK, 78O CHAPEL STREET.
MAlLEYsNEErYisp(s.

--thc Se,s Jouvin but. gloves for SI. 50 --the s,.oo ladies' and gents umbrellas
 for sI,oo.
 --the Csc. Persian ribbons for a9c. --the sS.7s silk waists for S5,5o --the S6. 90 separate skirts for $500 ---the SI .oo value spring cloasings for 6oe,
 vd.
 --the 70 cent Scotch fannols for foe, --and the Piano recital in the basement where music is sold at half price. Given Away Free till "Wednesday evening a box of Comfort Powder the great skin cure.
 Every mother in the city should have it in her home every lady for the preserva- tion and care''of her complex ion-every person in the land who are afflicted with skin disease of any kind.
 25c. and soc box.
 SoNgenzr octaszon-sa1able bor free. MAT1MsNFF1Yyp(o.
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Ladies Hose-fast black Richelieu ribbed ingram lisle with white heels and toes -5S cent value.
 Soasr0ir prize 19c. be3. faty.
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44th Anniversary

44tn Anniversary
 Yes it's just Al years since our first :" opening, and each year we've celebrated the event by a series of Souvenir bargains.
 Time has sanctioned the custom and popular response has proven it's wisdom.
 Forty-four years of ner- chandizing in one city means something.
 It wouldn't mean so much to you if the stock wasn't nearly A times as large as when the store was started.
 That 1t has thus grown, and thriven, and expanded, has been owing to your pa tronage, which in turn was due to the values given and superior capacity for supply ing your needs.
 Think you it merits less of your attention to-day ? Souvenir Prices quoted yesterday hold good till "Wednesday evening.
 Here are a few more add ed to the list.
 We refer only to service able high-grade articles and your experience of the store must decide the limit of con- fdence due to it's statements.
 Have we ever deceived you ]?
 Batiste-the best selling cloth in our
 linen department.
 Our 2,-cent qualities of 3r inch i'm
 ported Linen Batiste and Linen Grena-
 dine, the most fashionable wash fabrics
 of 1896 reduced to .Se49saty price l5c
 yara,
 Laces--New goods just received and this
 is their time for selling at full price.
 Point hicrre } I-e inch width Is i-sc
 no0 Sc purd.
 sI-e inch width I7c, ao,o He rd.
 inch Ioc, ao70 A3c ja. Point de Venise lace in linen shade, Ba
 tiste combinations. Bands inch width I5c yd-4 incl 25c.
 Edgings-s inch width e5c yd.--o r. inch 37c yd. Allovers-27 inch width s1.S4 yd. Handkerchiefs of linen Batstc, scalloped embroidered, and lace trimmed- .Sou0e,tir price l9c eaeh. Perfumes All of our best 3o cent odor'
 (worth so cents /
 at per- / fumers' X / prices), Ss6s/ reduced 1 for this A l occasion nn,,uu to 5 N St i i: ;. <: ! <: !: {: 1: I eeHtS Per. NgIIYdysSHXI 0UHce. fAF SgI@YaGA L
 Odors lIpa1SSM iBj# |" Milan
 Lily" Blue Lily" " High land Bells, /" Evening Bells, :" Diana and "White Puck. Skirt Binding-S. II. and M.. bias vel
 veteen any color-;sc. Ju,d.
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Children's Dresses Short waist ging- ham Gretchens,' with large sleeves, and neatly bound with braid-3& 4 years. 39c- each.
 Lawn dresses, trimmed with vaen- ciennes lace,-sizes I to 4 years, soc. each.
 Tam o'shanters, for boys and girls Made of neat tweeds and broadcloths 25c. each.
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Ladies Vests-Imported Swiss ribbed white and ecru lisle thread 50 cents each.
 Son59Wi, ft3ce 25c.
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Pearl Ruttons-I,, IA, and r6 line sizes at about half value--2 dozen on one card
 >Sonaenir friee IOc. prr eord
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Point de Venise lace in linen shade, Ba- tiste combinations.
 Bands inch width I5c yd-4 inch s5c.
 Edgings-s inch width e5c yd.--6 r-a inch 37c yd.
 Allovers-27 inch width SI.S4 yd.
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Laces-Ncw goods just received and this is their time for selling at full price. Point hicrre } I-s inch width Ic i2c no.o Sc payd.
 sI-s inch width I7c, ao7o He rd. 5 inch Ioc, no70 A:sc ja.
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Mems Spun Silk Hose-fnc quality black, all sizes sT. $ grade.
 .Soaa1Rir friee 7ac. per fair.

silvered shirt waist sets, com prising link sleeve buttons, collar buttons, and three studs.
 These are new goods just opened up, and fair value at soc. in jewelry stores.
 SoN0enlr brzre Ioc. per set.
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--the 70 cent Scotch hanncls for foc
 --and the Piano recital in the basement where music is sold at half price.
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Souvenir Prices

Batiste-the best selling cloth in our linen department.
 Our s5-cent qualities of 3r inch i'm ported Linen Batiste and Linen Grena- dine, the most fashionable wash fabrics of 1896 reduced to Soif7stiy price loc yard,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-20
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