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... O'CLOCic-SATURDAYS, 8 P. sT. E. & S. S CO TT'S GREAT ANNUAL FACTORY AND WAREHOUSE CLEARING SALE, ALL SOILED BOOTS, ALL DAMAGE D BOOT*. ALL OLD-FASHIONED BOOTS, ALL OLD SHOPKEEPERS TO BE SOLD AT MERELY NOMINAL PRICES, So as to Clear hoine out clean and at once ...
... to wal usual ples tls to , ' 6 S ?? Leathe ?? ss-Boots, at 11 5-6 to i os; u s l psice. lie toe 2a. - ?? .- L._ E' ' ' 50 Pairs Ssl DaubleDouble-Soeots, at 8s slSs; usual ?? -2060 PafIr B.S. Mid Boots, msdlmn and stout, ss 6d40t ' lj ' usua pbo, g, 6d ...
... WILL BE ARRANGED AND SUBMITTED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE IN THE HOSIERY, LACE, AND BOOT DEPARTaNTS:3 300 Gent,'s Crimean Wool Shirts ,. at 1.4.a , 3/11, and 6!6 Lot of Ladles' Boots (Sewed) .. at 4/Il and I/li Worth ?? , , ?? 5!6 , and 8/G Worth ?? ?? ?? . 5 ...
... boat was hired by Lester about three &desk ht the afternoon our the 13th inst., from Mr. George Buckley. of Buckley's Wharf, Kent-street, ostensibly for the purpose of fishing. He did not return it until seven o'clock next morning, when Nichols, the other ...
... wearing also a high. `sided pair of spring boots, a bonnet with white his head, and over his face some light medaia,atespied in a phosphorescent sabstancmwhieit glimmers ghastly in the darkness. The high-heeled boots and feat hers on tbe bead make this eerie ...
... these statements your readers will be able Whg“dge of the fallacies 'iu ‘¢ Egalité’s ” letter, havch is all of a piece. His ‘“golden rule” would i :. been more successfully enforced, had he kept ang lew, that ‘‘example is better than precept,” e, signed himself ...
... After Marriaire: The Cumins; Getting the Colonel's Consent; Tried and Won; The Lost Heir: Ida ~ ymour; Won Truth; Hallie: The Golden ilug.ii; Courtship; Mary Grey: Unbroken Wedcing King; The Biak-r* Will; A Black Business ; Anna M Kay ; The Artist Triumph ...
... NEW TABLl CLOTES AND TABLE COVERS. NEW SHAWLS AND:PLAIDS.- - - NEW HOSIERY AND GLOVES. NEW DRESS AND MANTLE TRIMMINGS. NEW BOOTS, SHOES, AND SLIPPERS. - NlEW RIBBONS, FLOWERS, AND FEATHERS. NEW TWEEDS'AND READY-MADE CLOTHING. NEW COSTUMES IN ALTL THE LEADING ...
... ace being ?? forward. FIIAbEES RE:GILT. A. GARDNERIt & SON, Agents for the Belgian PlatB-Gies Compa ny. Furndl'o3inig Guide A BooT ?? ion. A GARDNER & SON. Works-Prialey Road, Weet Street, acid Morrison Street. - - WsaRNoJsE- JAMAICA STRET.- - PIEIODIOAL ...
... our J3AKER'S VAN for Sale-To be seen at 19 Kent Street, Hex ion mat ea` d KRAMM OIn AL GENTLEMEN'S Leathor Sample Cases on I as In stockad ?? 157 Buchanan Street. vA lTRESS BOOTS.-GentlemcEn's 20s. Drets Boots, slightly P: cre hl Soiled, for 121. Dd., ...
... Ofthe Other. I, An Agreement dated the 20th of March, 1872, ?? Scaly James Best, Jamsoc John Holder, Robert Themses ~,Kent, Anthony Kent, ?? Chlsholml(thse WsdeOrel, of the one part, and Williaim Gibson, on behalf of the faens Company, of the other pert ...
... ARE the CHEAPEST and BEST for the Tailor, UNSURPASSED for strength and beauty of stitch. especially recommending them for the Boot and Shoe Maiker. THE PERFECTION of their sewing, combined with their rapildity and duorsbility, place them as far pre- fecabletoany ...