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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20

HARRISBURG, March 16.--Isaac Enders
and his three children are lying danger
ously Ill at their home at Enders, this
county, as result of eating impure cheese.
The cheese was purchased at a grocery at
Lykens and the family ate Of II freely and
soon after were taken Ill. A physician be-
ing summoned, said the cheese had been
poisoned.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20
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MILWAUKEE,, March 1.-THE Fourth
congressional district has elected william
Gueder and Julius E. Roehr a. delegates
from this district 10 ST Louis and e. J.
Lindsay and William GFarOh AlternAtes
and adopted q resolution In favor Of VIII
liam Mckinley for president
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20

A st. Louis druggist has show win
dow containing nothing bat PoisonA
There are paris green, arsenic, NOR
phine, laudanum, face powder. boxes Of
cigarettes. decks of cards and bottle
on two Of whisky.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20

LONDON, March 1s.-The Daily News
says that after providing for the naval
programme It is believed that Sir Michael
Hicks Beach, the chancellor Of the Sx.
ohequer, will bein position 70 estimate
Q budget surplus of over 80, 600, 900.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20

NEW YORK. March ls-Robert K. Her
man, 8e years old German, bartender of
S16 Seventh avenue. and Lizzie Crater, 90
years old, a domestic. hired a room at the
Menlo hotel, l0l West Twenty eighth
street. Both were found dead in the room.
having committed suicide by shooting
themselves with 32 caliber revolver.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20
IN DEFENSE OF EGYPT
WHY ENGLAND HAS UNDERTAKEN
THE SUDAN CONQUEST.

Alleged Combination Of the Morton and
Allison Forces to Defeat Mckinley.
Campbell Positively Declines TO BE the
Democratic Candidate.
LONDON, March 1s--1n the house Of
commons Mr.. Curzon, underseoretary for
foreign affairs, read the telegrams received
At the foreign Office from Lord Cromer,
British diplomatic agent In Egypt, upon
which the government based it's decision
10 advance upon Dongola. The kilograms
included Information that Osman Digna
was advancing into the Suakln district
that merchants who had made their es-
cape from BerbeF reported that the der
wishes were preparing to attack Murad
Wells and that large force of Mahdists
had left Omdurman for Dongola.
Akasheh, which was designated by Mr..
Curzon in the house of commons ms the
present objective point OF the troops, is
probably mentioned because line of rail-
way was originally laid as far as that
town previous to the abandoning Of the
Sudan. The track still remains, although
the sleepers have been destroyed, and IL
will take only short time to get It into
working order, as much of the necessary
plant Is up the Nile already.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20

HAVANA. March 17.-A-force OF the In
surgents, probably thatof Antonio Maceo.
has passed by Las Canas, In Plnar del
Rio, going to the westward.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20

The Inauguration Of a new Salvation
Army will give some entsrpFising chap
a great opportunity TO corner the bAss
drum market Washington Post.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20

BOSTON, March 1s-Captain White Of
the Gloucester fishing schooner Agnes e
Towns, which has just arrived here, 70
ports the drowning Of Albert Babin, one
Of the crew. while tending travis. Babin
was native Of Ariohat and was unlnar-
49,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20

. SELMA. Ala. March 16.--The boiler of
LRrkin g. Griggins mill exploded. kill
ing one white man and fatally injuripR
three others.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20

Because this is leap year is no aign
the candidates win wait till they are
asked. --ChicaRo Times Herald.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20

ST. PETERSBURG, March 1s.-During
the recent snowstorm in the province of
Gro 1870 persons were frozen to death.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20

CAIRO, March Sir H. II. Kitchener,
the brlRadier general In command of the
Egyptian forces, has been definitely sp-
pointed TO command the British Egyptian
expedition which will advance on April
from wady- Halfa up the Nile and toward
Dongola.
Slatin Pasha, formerly an officer of the
Austrian and Egyptian armies and who
recently escaped from Omdurman after
having been nearly II years in captivity
in the Sudan will take part in the expe-
dition.
There are few men II any who are bet
Ter calculated to assist the British expedi-
tionsry force than Slatln Pasha He went
TO the Sudan in 1897 as a traveller and
at the end Of the latter year was appointed
inspector general of the forces by General
Gordon, an old friend of his. Later he
was appointed governor Of western Oar
fur by the then khedive, Tewflk Pasha,
and while occupying that post he fought
81 battles against the Mahdists and lost
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20

All the senators pronounce it IVY
ler. " Senior Dupuy do LONE says It Ia
"Way-lsr, "-Chieago Times Herald
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20

A torpid liver has frequently succeed
cd in convincing man that he is fairly
reeking with statesmanship and inde-
pendenoe Warrington Post.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20
spaln's Soldiers Fight Each Other.

HAVANA, March 16.--A stupid mistake
has resulted Ia the killing Of a number of
Spanish soldiers by their fellow Spaniarda.
The battalion of San Quintin was ap-
preaching the town of Cano, seven miles
from Havana, to save the buildings of a
burning plantation. The town shortly
before that had been attacked by the in
surgents, and the garrison, without hail
ing the San Quintin battalion and taking
them for the Insurgents returned to a SEQ
ond attack, opening upon them with vol
leys.
The San Quintin battalion. on the other
hand, mistoOk the garrison for the insur-
gents and charged three times with great
determination, taking the town. ,..
The blasts from the cornet and the
cries of "ViVa Espanal'' on the part of the
San Quintin soldiers were not sufficient
to put stop to the firing on either side.
Before the mistake was discovered the San
Quintin battalion had lost 10 soldiers
killed and captain, lieutenants and ~
soldiers wounded.
Insurgents Capture a Town.
Antonio Mdceo, Quivican, Bandera and
Laoret attacked the town Of BatabanO on
Friday night, and an obstinate fight en-.
sued. The garrison of the forts, consist
Ing of 90 men, made heroic defense, and
two Spanish gunboets in the neighboring
waters assisted by bombarding the insur-
gents.
The utmost efforts of the Spaniards,
however, did not avail to prevent the In
surgents capturing the town. They had
possession Of 1t for time and upon re-
treating in the direction OF Pinar del Rio
they burned the greater part of the town.
The Insurgents are reported to have sus-
tained great loss.
At Colon three oonspirators have been
arrested with list Of names in their pos
session compromising other persons.
Enrique Maohedo former insurgent
leader in tin last war and an officer OF the
Santa Clara municipality, has joined the
insurgents with six others. e..
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1896-03-20

Gln TO American Univsrslty.

The will of H. A. Massey, the Toron-
TO agricultural implement manufacturer,
was probated the ether day. 1t contains
30 bequests 10 charitable and religious
institutions throughout the Dominion.
These bequests, with the sums given by
Mr.. Massey shortly previous to his
death. amount to 81, 100. 600. Among
the bequests is one of $50, 900 to the
American university, Washington, to
erect a building to represent Canadian
Agtheaigm in that university.
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gnmrmal and Gumrier.
Monday, September 2s, 1896.

THREE MONTHS, $1.5O; ONE MONTH, oo GENTS; ONE WEEK. 15 GENTS; SINGLE COPIES, 8 oFNTs. ....
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PROMINENT BANNING FIRM.


 Soon to Open a Branch Ofnce 1n NeW
 Haven.
 The noted firm of E. B. Cuthbert & Go. bankers and brokers, of 56 Broad- way, New York city, it is learned, IS to onen a branch office in New Haven on or about October 1.
 Already the firm is making it's ar rangemerlts. having secured two large rooms in the new Winchester building at ST Orange street. MT. c. J. Mchay, who represents Cuthbert throughout New England, was in town last week looking the ground over and to-day the oarpets and furniture will be shlpped from New York. The place is to De luxuriously fitted up, offering every convenience The firm of E. $. Cuth- bert & Co., affords every facility TOT investors, dealing in wide range or securities in both stocks and bonds. They have direct wires to New York, Chicago, Boston, Washington and Phll- adelphia and are connected Wlth all cotton points in the south.
 The company has already thirty G1gnL DrdnCQ OiiiCeo ColespiANiiSse AAA WY many prominent cities of the union and is now making arrangements for ten more. inclusive of the one here. With their direct wire to New York and tele- phonic communication they will be able to constantly supply their patrons with immediate quotations and will have unexcelled facilities for furnishing them with the latest developments and freshest news pertaining to investment or speculation on the stock exchange.
 Operators will find it to their advan- tage to patronize this house, as they are members of the New York stock, cotton, produce and coffee exchanges and the Philadelphia stock exchange, with two direct wires to Chicago.
 The management of the New Haven branch has been given to MT. John C.. Clark, Yale '92 S. Mir. Clark is very well known here He graduated from the Yale Law school in '94 and for a year and half was connected with the law firm of Case, Ely & Case. He is a member of the University club and has a large acquaintance in town, with a great many friends who will be glad to learn of his permanent residence here and who wish him every success in his new enterprise. He has been for a considerable period identified with the firms business in New York and is amply qualified for the position.
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NEW ADVER TO-DAY. Auction Sale-Euruiture- B. Mallory. A Few Markdowns- --Brown x Durham. Anything and Everything Mallory S., Application for License-George brahA' Ainusements.-Poli Wonderland. Amusements-Gr Grand Opera House; Anniversary Sale-E. Mcintyre Co' Daily Chat-Malley, Nicely < Co. Fox Cutlery-J. Ii. c. Durant. Fall Opening-Wm. Frank x %. Fall Opening-Chas. Monson Go,r For Rent Frame House-C. H. Wepp. s.ro Grand Shopping Emporium--f'M M. bro"n~oo' Gloves -Linsley & Lightbourn; Horse Blankets-Llnsley x Lightpourn' Kerosene-Linsley x Lightbourn.o ,,a ., Latest Designs -Dressmaklng tio"aru "N Miles of Words-Home Furnishing oo' pg-Manufacturers' Outlet Co. Odd Jobs-Linsley & Lightoourn. Quaker Ranges-P J. Kelly x 70. Special SaIes-N. II. Public Market c4 To Take Care of Funace-J. G., E3 ueorse3'' We Don't Think-Howe Stetson;
 Wanted-Situatiou--s Franklin street. Wanted-Situation- Summer Street. Wanted-Situaulon-l Haven Street. Wanted-Situation- This Othce. Wanted-Situation- York Street,
 Wanted-Situation- State Street. Wonted-Rubber Makers--L. Candee 70. Wanted-Situation- G., 123 George street. Wented-Situatious-T Winchester Avenue. Wanted-Situation- S., This Office. Wanted-Situation- Alling Street.
 ed-Situation-2i2 Orchard Street.
 Wanted-Girl 1921 State Street.
 Wanted-Situation-2o Haloch ooreeV'
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R. ". Mills, sse State Street.

The New Haven Grocery Co. have just bought a large invoice of new teas and coffee. They come direct from the importer, thus saving the middleman's profit. There will be no checks or presents to pay for. Isn't that a hole big enough for you to see through.
 Our Prices.
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Best old Government Java PIC lb. Best Formosa Ooling tea or mixed S5c.
 There is not pound of coffee sold by any dealer for less than S2 to 35c that will match ours. CWe mean it.)
 Or a Pound of Tea As good as ours for less than 50 to 15c. If we tell you the truth, we deserve
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De Long Style Hook ana Eye, SC. per
 box, &C.,, per card, Ic. Francis Hook and Eye, 7c. card. Nickel Spring Hook and Eye, SC. doz. Continuous Whalebone Hook and Large ysi Size Cloak Hook and Eye, ti lc card card Click Hook and Eye, 6c. card. Hook and Eyes, (plain), %. box Genuine De Long Hook and Eye, 6c. card Unioue Hook and Eve, PC. card Appletons Invisible Hook and Eye, Original Swan Bill, large size, 1c. card
 Hook ana Eye 7aps. Unique H. & E. Tape, per yd., 1oc. serted, TIC. De Long H. & E. Tape, per yd, 16c.
 .Slssve Extenders. Wire Sleeve Bustlles, Sc. pair. Cambric Sleeve Extenders, Sc. "
 Hose Subbovteys and Gayteys. Plain Hose Supporters, Lindsay
 style, fastening, per pair, SC. Ladies Sateen, with band, per pair I21ac Ladies Fancy Silk Garters, with
 Ribbon bow, 7c. pair Handsome all silk Rufle Side Elas-
 tics, with Sateen Belt, 4oc pair
 .Seam Binding. All Silk Tafeta Binding, 9yd pieces,
 7Kc. All Silk Prussian Binding, all colors,
 
 Extra Fine All Silk Prussian, black
 and white only, TIC
 Tapes. (cotton) All widths Cotton Tapes, 3 yd roll,
 Ioc. doz., Ic. piece 30 yd. Roll Tape, all colors, per
 piece, 30 yds.. 6c Extra Super English Tape, 4 yd. English Twill Tape, r 1a yd. Rolls, Y 7c. roll
 D0n6le Bone Castng. 6 yd pieces, 4c piece 1a I all colors, silk stitched 6c !" Casino Double Casing for lightning
 steels, SC piece
 Menazng Cotton. Dorcas Mending Cotton, all colors, SC dog Merricks Mending Cotton, all col. 2c doz. C. B. la Main 2c. ball
 Embroidery Cotton. c. B. Embroidery Cotton, oc doz Embroidery Cotton. SC dozen
 Embroidery and Mendzng, ,Si1k. Merding Silk on Cards, TIC. doz. cards Darn1Mg TVools. Dorcas Darning Wools, all colors on cards, 12c doz cards Cashmere Darning Wools, all colors, on cards, 24c doz. cards P1n Cush10ns. Round Gilt Medallion Pin Cushion, filled with Pins, 7c. eact l Dyessmakeys' Mszde Dress Beltmgs. Heavy, Ioyd pieces, in black, white, and gray, Ic. yard, LOG. piece. Fancy Figured 9 yd piece, all colors, 2c yd., 15c. piece.
 Super Betting, 9 yd. piece, white, black
 and gray, 7c. piece.
 Handsome, Fancy, 9 yd. piece, 39c pc, Handsome Silk serge,9 ydpc., 4c. yd., 35c. pc.
 Silk Moire Betting, g yd pc, black
 and white only, 7c. yd., Goo pc. And large assortment of Fancy Belt ing, 45c to 98c. piece of g yds and tt TIC. yd.
 Tolson's Shaped Banding, 5c,yd
 S6srt EagmgS.
 The new devises for protecting the bottom of skirts. i The Feather Brush Skirt Binding, all | colors, 6c. yd 1 Peerless Skirt Cord, SC yc Appleton's Newport Skirt Facing, 1 with wire, 7c v Velvet Dress Expander, 7c. yard
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"C0nnectacufS Big Store.
Best Roll Butter 22c.

We mean Creamery Rolls; not poor grade, but the best made in Connec- ticut.
 Sweet Potatoes 14c peck. 49c Bushel. We buy and sell goods cheap as any house Sometimes cheap er) but for cash only. Call
 Ss2 STATE STREET.
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NeedIeS.
 Gold Eye Needles, per paper, Ic Plain Eye Needles, all numbers, per doz. papers, Ioc Darning Needles, per doz., Crochet Needles, each, |
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Celluloid Thimbles, 2c. ca Aluminium Thimbles, Ic. :" Silver Plated Thimbles, in silk plush bag, 7c. ca Silver Plated Thimblcs, in silk plush bot 14c. Open Bop Tailors Thimbles, doz., SC Gold Plated Thimbles, 2c ca Solid Silver Thimbles, TIC ca Garter Elastits. Fancy Ruffle Lisle Elastic Web, 4c. yd q Silk (. 7c. |" Colored Silk Loom Web, Sc. Fancy Silk Rutf1e Elastic, Sc. Fancy Silk Sleeve Elastic, both sides alike, 23c. yd Eancy Silk Elastic, 6c. yd Piccadilly Silk Elastic. 7c. :"
 DreSsmake,s' EIaafcs. Cotton Loom Web-black and white only-widths 3-S, r-2, 5-S, 3-4, 7-S
 and inch. SC yd. Lisle Loom Web, 3-S, I-2, 5-S, 3-4,
 IS and inch, all widths, SC. yd. Best all Silk Loom Web, black and
 white, 3-S, JOG. I-2, TIC; 5-s,
 I2c. 3-4, I5c.; 7-S I4c. II, I5c. yd. Silk Loom, colors, per yd., 6c
 dNtzlme1s' Elasttcs. Silk Elastic, hat-black and white,
 5 strand, 2c. yd.
 Silk Elastic, hat-black and white,
 strand, SC. yd.
 Silk Elastic, flat, black and white,
 10 strand, 4c. yd.
 Silk Elastic, flat, black and white,
 cord, Ic. yard sandaling black and white cotton,
 Ic. yard Vienna Braid, silk and white, SC. yard
 Tabes, (Ltnea). Dutch Linen Tapes, all widths, PC. piece Silver Flax Tape, 4c. piece
 ByazaS, Zailors. Silk Braid, all widths, Nos. I6 to 22 4c yard Mohair Braid, all widths, Nos. 16 to
 22, 4c. yard
 Brazas, Dyessmakeys.
 ors, 2c piece No. 73 Fine Wide Worsted, Black
 only, I2 yd. pieces, I6c. piece No. 65 Fine Wide Worsted, Black
 only, 12 yd. pieces, I5c. piece No. 81 Fine Very Wide, only Ia yd.
 pieces, Ioc. piece No. 65 Fine Very Wide, black, only
 24 yd pieces, 2Sc. piece No. B Fine Very Wide, black only 24 yd. pieces, 32c. piece No. 81 Fine Very Wide, black only No. s Fine Wide, only rs yd. No. psoS'F' so Fine, only a4 yd pieces, sc, S No. a9 Cotton Braid, White, s4 yd No. s Cotton Braid, White, 9 yd.
 pieces, SC. piece
 PlS, (Toilet). English Book Pins, Ic. per book Adamantine Pins, 6c dozen papers 400 on sheet, Fine Imported Pins,
 PC paper English Monarch Pins, ~ SC. paper Black Pins, per box, Ic. Large Pins, (Extra), per box, 20. Black Pins, White Heads, per box. 2c. Bright Black Heads, per box, PC. English Black Pins, assorted, Blk.
 Heads, Bright and Dull, in box,
 large and small sizes, PC. box Black Pins, mixed, 20. box English Book Pihs, Black and White
 mixed, 3cpaper Shawl Pins, PC. Round Pocket Pincushions of Blk.
 Pins, 2c Boudoir Toilet Pins, all sizes, 6c. paper Kirby Boards English Pins, all sizes,
 ec. paper.
 Needles.
 Gold Eye Needles, per paper, Ic Plain Eye Needles, all numbers, per
 doz. papers, Ioc Darning Needles, per doz., T Crochet Needles, each, It
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"COnnectacuts Big Store.

your patronage. If not, then we are unworthy 1t.
 Come See. m,w,s St 3S2 State St. is number.
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Black Goods.

Certainly the largest show ing we've ever made in relia- ble black fabrics.
 All the recognized staple
 weaves in every quality and a vast assortment of
 novelties. x
 25, 30, 50, 50, 75, So,
 LOO, I.25 yd. and up.
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For your pickles, catsup, fruits. etc., use the strictly pure spices sold by Thomas, s59 Chapel street. s eodtf
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oaaN No wud tho of asbetn from San t he be Monday PncSth fu DrsmaSes tk ntnng ef anh
 nwaaAc
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L0CAL NE WS.
Brief Mention

Brief Mention. High water to-day at 2:20 p. m. Buy a new house-R. E. Baldwin. Houses to let. E. M. Clark, Az Church. Loans, insurance-C Chas. Wilson & Co.
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Black Dress Silks.

The reason we are selling So many dresses, is because qualities and prices are right.
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lYE44THE Eh RECORD.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENr. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OM nIn WnATHER HufsEAu

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 27. 1896. D. m. Forecast for Monday-For New England and eastern New York: Partly cloudy weather with probably showers in the morning, cool CT, winds shifting to northerly
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LzneN Thread.

LzneR 1hrSa6.
 Good Linen Thread, oc. doz. spools Barbour's Thread, SC. spool Marshalfs Thread, 4c. Uncle Sam Thread 4c. " Kings Giant, 4c. !"
 Button Hooks.
 Ivory Handles, 3c each Enameled Wood Handles, 1c. each
 Corset Laces.
 Cotton Corset Laces, SC. bunch Linen ' {" 5yds., 2c. each ' {" '' extra quail
 ity, 4c. each Elastic Corset Laces, Ic. each Silk Corset Laces, all colors, I2c each Mohair Corset Laces, blk, white and
 slate, Ac. each
 Corset Steels.
 Corset Steels, hook, inch back protected from end to end, SC. pei. Corset Steels, hook, inch
 cork back, 6c, pair Sateen Covered Corset Steels, 7c. pair Kid Covered, !" 7c. pair CorsetSteel Protectors, 7c. each Corset Sides, f 6c. pair
 EYAazs60ae.
 36 inch long, 5-16 inchwide, genuine wealebone. Every piece guarac- teed, ec. piece Real Shell Whalebone 14c. < French Finished Whalebone. I2c.
 .Substttutesfor Whaledone. Horn Bone, all sizes, heavy qual., ac doz. Eagle Dress Bone, all sizes, 25c. doz Silver Steels, all sizes 4c. dog
 Non-Ezastic Webs. Cotton, all widths and colors, PC. yard
 Bindings, (N6ceIaneon0 Mattress Tick Binding. 7c. piece Blanket Binding. 2c. yd. Oil Cloth Binding, I2c yd Carpet Bindin6, oc. piece Petersham or Furniture Binding, all colors, I4c. piece
 Hat. Pins.
 Good Hair Pins, IS paper for SC. Kirly Boards English Hair Pins, SC pap. Cabinet, SC, each Horn Hair Pins, crimped and straight, Windsor English Hair Pins, PC. paper Invisible English Hair Pins, 2c. Ub1que English Hair Pins, 1c paper Gilt Hair Pins, 5c box Gilt Hair Pins, Invisible, SC. box
 Hayy Cytmbeys and Carriers. Madame Louise Style, Ic doz' Genuine Madam Louise, PC :" Bernhardt, oc DoS Kid Curriers'. small, 2c. doz {. 5H in. 4c. doz !" large, in sliding box, oc' box
 Bsas VeIveteen--.Sk1rt Binding. These goods are made in England o the very finest material and are guar anteed the very best offered anywhere a the price. The Haddam 5 yd pieces, I-4 inch.
 wide, all coiors, 4c piec The Essex, yd. pc, inch wide,
 all colors, oc. piec The Quinnipiac, yd. piece, inch
 wide, all colors, 1oc pee The Quinnipiac, yd. piece, inch
 wide, all coiors, 1oc piec The Bins Velutina, 4 yd. piece, all
 colors, qualify A, 28c piec The Veludiua, s yd. piece, ali colors,
 Quality A, 35c pee Montowese, 4yd. piece, Corduroy, 2sc PC The Madison, yd. piece, Ramproof,
 42c piec The Lakewood, inch wide, SC yc The Corduroy Cord, 2 inch wide, oc :
 .Safety Pins.