News -
Gossip About Congressional
and Department Matters.
I‘ll WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.
no Isaak Will nevets a large fart Cl
. the Wash to President Cleveland’s Its-
tlliatlon lungs—Mauls in the
Bonn—Favorable Crop Reports.
Wasmsoroa, Aug. 27.——'l'hs weather crop
bulletin reports the weather during the past
week uneasily favorable for harvesting and
MM in the uorthwut. Thewmh‘a':
ed props-ad rapidly in the can
sorter- of Dakota and Minnesota,
(run which region the reports indicate that
the damage to the wheat crop from the
M of last week was largely overestimated.
The reports indicate that favorable harvest
weather will continue in that section during
flisearlypartof thsweel. luthenortha'n
portimof tbseorn belt the weather was
favor-able, but the growth of the plant was
retarded by the low temperature. Very light
frosts occurred in Michigan and northern
Illinois on the 23d, probably causing no
injury to the crops. Reports from
Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, North Caro-
linamsd South Carolina indicate that the
weathrwiur the week has been favorable to
allwops. High windsand heavy rains did
considerable damage to growing crops in
Ionian and W High winds also
damagedcorn in Tennessee, Kentucky, in-
diana, Pennsylvania, Ohio and New Jerscy,
butthe attending rains will doubtless inn
Wore them In titenorthern and western
portionsotNaw England the weather was
favorable for growing crops, but some dam-
age doubtle- resulted from high winds and
heavy rains in the southern portion.
mm was in ms nuns.
It u probable that the president's message
and the legislation he has asked for will 00-
cupy most of the time of oongrem this week.
it is understood that several speeches will be
delivered in the senate on the subject. The
mungeis now upon the desk of the presi—
dent of the senate, with a motion by Mr.
Shaman to refer it to the committee on
foreign relation. The talk will also turn
open In resolution of Mr. Hoar, calling
upon the state department for the corro-
spoudence had with Canada relating to tht
fisherlutrouhlea
Mr. Wilson, of Iowa, who had the iloor
when the senate adjourned on Thursday and
was talking upon the Jackson (Miss) elec-
tions, will resume his speech when the mes-
nge h referred. The territorial statehood
lilhwill comets: for their share of atten-
tion If opportunity is prompted. The forth
heatin- approwiation bill may be reported
during the week.
m nous: vacuum:
The house will continue its ef—
forts to resume consideration of thalgeir
eraldeilcieucy appropriation bill, and since
tho opponents of the French spoliation
claims, by thdr demand for a quorum. have
wounded is having manages sent by the
:ouhillwillsscurs attention. There is to
arr-sting oftheoommittssoaforatp
Ishtiousto-day, withsviswto ae
tionon the bill introduced on Thursday,
making the previous «quoted by the
presto-it for as animate! the retaliav
lion set. If thh bill h reported to the
bouqthsbli use} commas nearly all of
theweskiatheheuss. Theconferenoerw
MmJbamyMuandtheOklahoma bill
anaw flagasflembut thereitlittlehopa
forthcjfityet
Owning Ila-star Picnic.
Cams“, Pa., Aug. 2l.-The Interstate
Grungsrs' pier: upon so that very
NM vs , required to meattha
deunntof lie hmdreds of thousands who
gatherfruuallpartsofthellnion Tomes!
thh tip company has enlarged the grounds
to thirty acres, laid out fresh avenues,
erected new cottages and tents, put down
now inch, put in electric lights and greatly
improved the electrical, telephone and other
depart-nu. The exhibition is larger the.
that of the state fair.
Rich FM 0! Nicki.
Toma, Kan, Aug. 21—11» peopled
Email Spring», Leno county, are very
mnehueltad ovsrtbedheovery of a vcy
rich depedt it nickel which was Inade‘lut
week. Two prospectors, Jerome Coldren
and Clinton Phelps, made the discovery.
They sent specimens to assaying oilicee in
llewvw, Kansas City, Toyota, to the United
States mint at Philadelphia, and to assayers
inothsreitisa The assaysrun fromfntofi
per cent. pure alehsl.
Amly far a Magic 'l'aa.
CIWAOO, Aug. ”Pitchers Cowdrey, can»
diate for president on the United Labcw
I'll M Oct II. II last.
WAug. zip—Bum Barga-
the who is charged with hart“
thins-sofa W. Foster tofonrtesn
Ellington
W m
MOVING THE OZAR.
M Milt! of hols-tilts with WI”
libs Annual-sue.
Lennon, Aug. Tia-The Cossack espediv
ban to Thibst under commend of Gen.
Walsh»!!! the Russian army. known!
sgveat deal of suspicion here as to the real
motives actuating the czar in ordering it.
My the expedition is not out for puro.
pose-of exploration, butitiplmvtcted “I“
itsrsal objecti- thatofohaehing certain
English movements and prerenting the in-
auguration of others over the Thihetaa and
Bokharan borders. The exploration theory
haslxon made plausible by giving the ex—
paiitim a scientific character, in its accom—
panying corps oi enginms, geologists, m,
but the fact that the govermuent subscribed
61,0!” roubles tow-rd theexpenses of the one
lulltion, as well as furniébing it with an as
cmt besringamuch closer resemblance to
an army of invasion than an ordinary body
guard, strengthens the belief thatoilensive
tactics areexpected to be employed much
more frequently than defensive ones
A COSTLY SPECTACLE.
Thousands of l'eople Witness the Collapss
of a New liridge—llngiwsering Skill
Could Not Save It from the Third.
Cmcrnsarr, Aug. 27. ——'l‘he new Che-av
penile and Ohio railroad bridge, in course of
construction between this city and (loving
ton, collapsed yesterday with a report that
could be board two miles away. For several
days the engineers in charge of the confirm»
tion of the bridge had been apprehensive,
on account of the high water and the great
quantity of drift wood which had been float-
ing and lodging against the trestle or false
work of the bridge. Every artifice known
toengineering shill had both resorted to to
get the drift through the open channel that
was left, but it could not be handled.
A string at barges half filled with water
were placed in the form of a V on the upper
side of the bridge to ward oil the drift, but
it packed tight under the barges and lifted
them out of the water. Part of the bridge,
including the clevated portion of it, far out
on the Kentucky side, had been priwtically
completed for some time, and the workmen
were engaged on the channel spun. This
is the one that gave way, and was immedi-
ately above the central current of the river.
It was no feet high, and on top of it was a
traveler, 104 feet high. The structure was
weightul down with nine freight cars loaded
with pig iron and other heavy material, he-
sides 7w,0001fi:unds of bridge iron to make
it steady. crash was witneiwcd by bury
dreds of people, who crowded the south end
I the bridge in Covington. ,
Theloll i estimated at 800,000, and will
(all on the Keystone Bridge Company, of
Pittalmrg. The work would have been com
pleted by Jan. 1, when trains over the Chesa—
peake and Ohio road would enter the central
pn‘uonger station.
Sunday at Middle lines.
MIDDLE Bass Jewish, 0., Aug. 21—6912.
Harrison and wife attended morning service
at the little chapel, which contained the
largest crowd it has seen in may nday.
Hosprmt the remainder of the day sitting
on the wire!) or strolling about. He has
given his ilnal declination to attend the tri-
state fair and also the Columbus sobiiers’ m
union next week, on the ground that if he
accepted he would be compelled to accept in-
numerable other invitations. Mr. Blaine is
to he at Columbus.
Prolend Aid Declined.
le You, Aug. 27,—The Central Labor
uuiourefused toacoeptforthe benedtofthe
women who were discharged for testifying
before the immigration committee the bal-
ance of a fund that was raised by Mayor
Hewitt for the benefit of the man Harts, the
boycotted shoe shop foreman. The union de-
clares that the womenrefuse maccept
from people who help men of llartt's kind.
Doubly fatal Bun-way.
Bowman, N. Y., Aug. ill—A Mornhg
Journal dispatch from Williamson, N. Y.,
saysilirs. Ulane, aged about Iii) years, was
killed, and her son, aged iii years, was badly
injured by the westb mm! train, two miles
sastof Williamson depot. Their horses be»
cause unmanageable and ran away, throwing
them against the rear and of the train.
Cleveland’s Campaig- Contribution.
firm Your, Aug. 2l.-Chairmsu Fries
and the [Democratic campaign committee
wsrsmadeglsdou Hatsrdaybyths receipt
ofaMfor‘inflfro-n Paid-at Cleve»
land, and by the amt that the
numbers of the cabinet and other Washing-
toufrisndsofll. Cleveland had chipped in
to the extent of “to,” more.
lilac-Ins lacuna.
ltocnnrrnt, N. 1, Aug. m.——A train on
the Rochester and Lake Ontario railroad,
while entering the city, struck a caryall con-
taining fourteen people, throwing them to
to the ground.” All 03:; miraculously no
“part wit a few , except Jump];
Kohlsr, who lost his left foot and partoi
his right foot.
A 7r.“ ”tuner Disabled.
Bunion, Aug ill—The steanahip 3a.
mans, fruit laden”; “Mia's,” Jamaica to
Realm. put in with r machinery‘ dis-
abled, and having aboard the dead body of
Supercargo Baker, who died at sea. it is
not known what tin-are casual Baker’s
death. The Samaria is held at quarantine.
ratsi l'atl ofnlterrleh.
3m Saolnaw, Rich, Aug. 2L~Whiiaa
latarwssbeingraiwd tothslrack oaths
IiieaigauCeatrai railroad the derrick-ad
forthsparpoeafellovsrhtoaerowdof
slghtsssra M brothers named Collier
wwshrstaatlyhilledaadmsraiothsrswm
hind. florasofthaiatterwilldia
'l’ww nun-a It": to ”all by Docs.
Frauen, 0. Aug. 27,—Two horses
longing to my of Palmer
ll:
ii
WWWHOMI.
dolls III-man Is Better Voice fis-
lsw '10- Year- Post.
Counsel's, 0., Aug. 91—July Thurman
left Chicago atiio’cloch Saturday evening
and returned home on a regular train over
the Panhandle, arriving here about 8 o'clock
yesterday morning. ’ lie was accompanbd
early by his grandson, and the entire
night, only awakening a few mils out of
Columbus. As he was not expected until
Maybut few pawl- met himatthsdo-
pot. To a representative of the United
Press he expressed himself as feeling ro-
marhsbly well, much better than when he
started on the trip,aud saidbe had linen
benefited greatly by the tour. lie was para
tionlarly orienting-d by the conditim of his
voice, which, he said, was better than at
any time fora period of ten years. He was
[newt with the receptions tendered him
on route and at Chicago. He will not go to
California, but will [wobably make a trip
east about fiept. 1.
. Baseball lewd.
The following tables show the relative
standing of the [Jagusaud Amociatiouclubs
up to hiaturday night: ‘
tux national. Llama.
Won. not. Played. l'erCt.
.. at 96 .m
Kw York- ta
Chicago...“noun...“ I! 9!) .5”
Detroit .. .............. W H 'J'd .55”
Ill net; wt .............. , ."1’ to in .5”
I'liilmlolplrla. . .. .67 l? ‘Ji .3!)
l’lttsburg ............ .43 47 in a“!
Washington . . . . . . 37 ”in 96 .MJ
Imiianapolis.... ,. .tl I'll if: .5!”
Each club must play a total of in) games.
Till} Altltil‘bl AsthlA‘fll'lx,
Won. Lind. I'iayed. I’er Ct.
8t.l/iuts..............m :9 '1, .7)»
Cincinnati ............. 57 it? ‘ in A!)
Athletic.....,...........'n'y M iii In!
linmkiyn. ..... 5+1 it w .5!“
Baltimore . m 5H 97 .w’
Inulsviilr- . 2m 56 ‘9': .WII
i'levrinn-l . ill {in in arc
Kansas tiny no 62 m .3»
Each club must play a total of it! gonna.
llanml llrool "as a Fire.
Bonn limos, N, J., Aug. iii—Jone was
adestructiw. fire hem yesterday. It broke
out inAbbott's bakery and grocery. The
llamas spread rapidly, and in a short tuna
Anthony I’hrern’a shire store and tailor shop.
Killing“ shoe store and I’eter Ulllllult'ei
saloon worn destroyed. The families residing
overthe slim lost most of their furniture.
The total lose isestiiuated at thm, which
is partly covered by insurance. The cause
of the fire in unknown. but incciidlnrisrn is
suspected. _
Will Respond to the Enron.
CHICAGO, Aug. 27.~The imprecision .M
by the epmhcs of (Jongrmumu Mills and
Wilson at the harbour" Saturday was so
good that the “marital-r would not let tho-m
go away without flaking again The
Young Men's Cleveland and Thurman (30014
nwrcial club has nrrnngedurnass insisting
for tonight, at which tin-y will manna
their thrill arguments.
Suspected of is Murder.
I'mvmnxcrz, Aug. 22. «Two men have
been arrested on suspicion of hariugiuur-
dared Mr. Irons. the venerable hatter incr-
chant. One LeJobn Murphy, alias Murray.
who is also wanted in New London for horse
swirling and in Bmton for rohlwry, and who
lately cscnpml from Norwich jail.
Robert Garrett Benson's]. .
wa Yous,Aug, 27.-—ltoiwert (tarmtt was
removed yesterday toacottago which has
been fitted up for him in the Vicinity of
Tuxedo park, on the border or Itmgwoud
lake. Ills family iawith him He was re—
ported to be somewhat worse, owing misap-
to the excitement of ranmvul.
Mrs. laugtry'a "netting“. Purchase.
Wasnmnox, Aug. zit—lo real estate, as
well.» metal Elicia}, new interest is taken
in the purchase last week by )lrs. Langtry
of some property on lliassachmetts avenue
(extended). Property in this part of the city
is looked upon as having a good sgieculativs
value
Murdered After a Day’s Henson.
5" Yonl, Aug. 23,— Emil fichutte, aged
{ma garrlener, slant and fatally wounded
Michael Schwamb, a young nun, in the
road, near Kewtowu, L. l., in a quarrel
which arose while a party of youths were
returning home from target shooting.
ill-mud by the Walter.
wa You, Aug. 27,—Joha J. Clancy,
aged 21, was shot and fatally wounded by
John Momma Waller, in Grant's «alum,
Ito. 356 Bowery, during aquarrel ahwtsoma
womenimuatas of the place. liaiuson was
arrested.
irishrwwrs to [adorn the lounge.
BAIJIIGII, Aug. 1:3.——A meeting of lrieh
citizen» has been arranged to he held in this
city on Thursday next, the purlm lining to
Muse the mm tainted by President
Classiaud with regard to thciisheriesquea:
titan. ______________.
Charged wills tubercle-sent.
Iiamtllolu, Aug. tilt—John Xieutemp,
mutant iamkheeper for J. F. It 51 (I. fiwift,
a Chicago heel firm, is locked up at tho
central station charged with emin‘zlunsni.
Selim-vats: was married but a few weeks aga
The Chill-w Minister Arrives.
\i'aaulsmotv, Aug. mum-Th new Chills-
minlster, Planar Vans, has arrivad in the
city. lie has not yet mud his papers of
erwleneeto thaws-ideas. net; at present
looking for quarters for the legatim.
Death of a cam. Iii-g. ‘
t'nicum, Aug 2L~A special to The
Evening Journal from liscliinaw, lids, arr
math-emu thereof John n. (illicit,
thscattle king of Illinois, father-Maw 18
Governor Ogleahy.
New at ”has".
ltwnmn. ll. Y.. Aug. fill-Them” and
wood yard at LJ.8toasburneki.’o, w-
hom-lilo two bars: in the rear. ‘l'ws
horses were burned todeath. lass. ”2.011;
aohauranee.
mmowingtolosths usury.
ham. Aug. Sin-Persian advie. flats
ihatths “intends toarrivsat Bah-ea
”wand mahatosrof larope before
starboard set-unlagto’l'shsna.
Misti. film’s-w- (raw-a.
mason, Ass. inn—W. ll. Gallagher; ticket
udwilprohhlydh. “conforms
sadism
Y Jutland“.
Raw can, Lag. 2i.-
hsdefl . (lastlsilardsay
lair-hens. as;
w
”ulnar-pulsation"
I
its-mm M,Mfl.~m
‘ Ha
m Ww‘zflmfi-
sumo-gnaw
“WMhrsh-sqb .
.mmm ant Hires that
mammal-owls
were
“follows:
“a
J. / ninéfé'lter,
hats, , Fish oysters.
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, 210.:
0111). ll. Y, l. ii iii. Bun
l
Telephone connection. l
,
important. l
lineman. Ins, apvti ii. “an.
A. 1’. Quintana. m,
I have used Quintard's betray-stills,
simian eels-insult: has put me in shape“):
worhoncemoremhichiwssnmshleto do. 1
l grrllhemalarlaill Centralfimema two years!
ago and have ordered from it since, using cairml, ‘
quinine. rm. b the wlmlesale. Quinfaui'e Sent
parilla did the aims for me.
Yours Truly
-_ . ..._ . m,” 1'. ii. HILL.
sow xv trim tin
620.3. nsars'rnn. ‘
Wllllllllllll llllllll'l'.
one cuniIlyr—‘l‘lso Bcnl.
limf. Wsi, lamb, Mutton Pork. Salt and lush,
cunmi has. smoked Tatum», llama,
shoulders, Burchlslogna, Prank.
lunr. Kit.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
63 Washinxlon Sires-I.
°*PR|NTINE*°
‘ng grabber
HAS Til El
Best Facilities
FUR
Job Priming!
Oi" ALL KI‘SDS.
WORK l’ROMP'l‘LY
‘EXI‘ICU'J‘J'ID
A T
REASONABLE PRICES.
.0.
WE HAVE FOUR POWER PRESSES
III!!!”-
lxpress . a... Wsh’ I '1
Milan. . ii.“ on x.
w ” horses. 1 .t " sewn.
6.1: 3 gain. 1150 3 item.
a." port. . g was.
7.2; " [Anal a Bill " Locallh.
7.56 “ inc-in. 310.3 " White lull:
w “ Lorain. 13.1; Acton Is.
88) “ 30.3w : . panama
on " tonight: 1.18 ” lsmallx.
us " m. ,1.“ ” Sv'mld Wer-
ms .. xx. €91” " nails,
“"5 ” mm Elli '-'- it?
rue .w.. . .
”my“ sunny lath " hang];
2.41 ” Aceom. Ml " lot-Illa.
4.45 " Bostonlx. 7.!8 ” local
5.15 ~ mom. ”I " ”Mam A“
5.51 " Express. tit “ Moon.
0.” " Aeenm. 0.19 ” Actors.
. 7.00 " Locallx. ".07 " AdamsfixAt
‘ 8.1! " li’port spec just: " Bosnian.
10.15 ” Amour. liunnara
12.56 “ Wash‘ioa Ix. m» Moons.
bosons ' 9." “ Acton:
9.]: ; ‘Jll pmn. been in.
ullp in Am.
7.23 ” lmlfup
8.50 " acwm.
W an“.
"e In Kai H. a no RAILROAD.
I‘ral-a mu Itsst rum-aux. ‘
some wur some am.
0.07 a In 6..” a In
6.53 " l 5.52 “
7.19 ” 1.47 pin
9.2” ' l on? ..
“.41 " 6.2 "
2.40 p. ll (Uri "
510 “
8.0! “
u. I. human. '1. T. lit-rerun.
Och. riup' lien. Pan. Ax't
liiilTliA'l'ONIil clinics».
DANBUIIY t NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected April 25th. 1507.
Passenger Trains.
SOUTI].
Lv.‘:iorwalk. Lv. so. Norwalk. Ar. Wilma Poiu
7 3-? I. m. 7 L5 a. 7 .52 a. m
8 " 9t)! “ 9 i0 "
1024 " 1033 " mild "
1250p.m. "Mum. imam
. 3,, .. ‘ 49 .. 4 5,, ..
701 “ Mixed 7 lb " ltxed 72¢ ”I'l'd
“()ltTll.
Lv. Wilson Point. “.80. Norwaih. Ar.l\’orwalk
“lbs. in. lixed title. in. ll'x‘d 2m Mixed
6'45 " " 63!) " " 640 "
ii 40 “ 'J ‘11) " 9 2) I. In.
12 l)! " 12 ltlp. In. 12H}; Ill
1': it " lixcd H” " Rizal i 52 isui
«Ilium. M5 " 531p.m.
5w " om " ecu ”
745 u
in lo “ lined it) it ” Mixed it!“ Hired
Pl'fillll.
D 15 a. in 9 20 p. m .
tmpm. 655pm 7m "
W, Ii. :i'rxvrnms. Vite hm. and mm Ianagrr.
7. C. Paras. Supermrndrm.
.l. T. has, (Senora! Ticket Agent.
Ilillitiii'l'ilhlt‘ DIVISION.
April 25, men.
Leave Bridgeport for l’ittelisid.
7.10 a in. accommo'u
10m .. ..
l
r
ion) p. II. Mixed g lunar nun
4.32 “ expme , 7min. m.
5.50 “ accommo's 1
ram “ -- ‘
'(loearinly as m as mi. Milford
Wu. ll. Swanson. \‘ice l'rca't A: (inn'l lan'g'r
W. K. Lyon. hupt.
J. 1‘. Fun, Gen. Ticket Ant" Brillgrpsflthnfl.
m UNDERWEAR?
ll - 1mm m nmw
lla nlaclnrers’ Prices,
Fall Days lily!
la ies’ and
Bull and mm mm '
IS CLOSE AT HAND.
PBE'PABEFBRIT
NOW .
lents’Woolllnderuar
call Weather lands at Hm Weather Prices.
Durilng May we made a purchase of over 200 dozen Ladiea’ and Genls's Wool Underwe I
at 50 cents on the dollar, which we shall place on sale at prices never belbrc known, and full
50 per cent. less than the some goods can be bought for when the season fairly opens. Th1
will ho a rare opportunity for those in want of Wool Underwear.
NOTE PRICES.
7:3 dozen Ladies’ Wool Vests, cat stitched, never sold before for less than
‘lllc. Call and examine.
75 dozen Gents' Heavy Wool Shirts and Drovers at llc.
ill) dozen All Wool Scarlet Shirts and Drawers at 59c.
50c, Special Pric
Do not fail to see them.
Thcsc goods have never been so]
for less than 331 before. If you need anything in this line, do not lail to see them.
Remember this Sale is for Two Days Only.
Special Bargains in DR. .88 GOODS, which must be sold befor
movimr.
ll! pit-res Heavy Wool Diws Howls; 35 inches wide, at ills. sold everywhere for 29c.
12 pieces Fine Tricol, 39 inc
has wide, at 3‘2le per yard. lll‘Vi‘l‘ sold before less than 49c
Halclflalleyl " ll.
woo; ~unionists. l
noons, i
SASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
BO
STON
‘——
0? ALL KINDS.
a... . l
Largo Stock oi” i‘ulumusl
i'or Trimming g
.9. '. l
Plate and Sheet Glues,l
- A»oea————~ l
Steam Sawing. l”l:min:;.;
:iml Turning. ;
+~—-——-— l
Lumber Yard between rum-moi aui carving.
hrid’t-s
mm at fun if Marshall Milli;
South Norwnlk, Conn.
OI" THE
i
MOST APPROVED PATTERN! 1
l
AND rm: 5
l
Latest Styles of Two;
Hosiery.
Ladies’ Black and Solid Col-
ors, iull regular made at 191:.
Ladies’ Brilliant Lisle T h'cad
Hose, all colors, 39c. reduced
from 50c.
Lndics’ Black and Colored
Lisle Thread Hose, 50c. reduc.
ed from 75c. ~
Children's Lisle Finish Base
The!
III “'1"!
in! I!
Willi! & lil-
Limm “W
Is- Your Own Dyes-g. at Ila-s. :
'I'hcy willdystvsrythi . Ti aresoldev -
when. I’m low. a perigee. 1?” have rioeq'z'ozt
fur Strength. Brighton». Amount in Puck-g».
z
a or for Futures of Color. or m-iahliungvislvws. l
donut crush oranut; ”willin- or sale by
Pharmacy. and 0m. ll. rial-1rd. dmggvm.
BARGAINS
, .
lull rcgulnr made, 170. l
!
Geitis' Solid Colors and Sin'
pod full regular made. 19c. E
Genls’ Extra Fine Hall Hose:
full regular made, 250. i
Silk Mills, Black and Coloml
19c. worth 25c. ' ,
Black Tail'uia Gloves, 13c. l
Linens.
UNBLEACHED TABLE DAIMSKS.
62 inch wide, 29c.
22c. reduced irom 40c.
Gents’ Hall Hose Shaw
Knit, 10c.
Gcnis' Unbleached Helllioee
58 “ 35c.
56 “ 450. ,
6 “ 500. l
w
ST
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I Wild. PA)" ill—B A
Highest Cash Price
Pull
lingo". Hones, Bottles iron
and Metals.
Pan :1}: moving ran ml the: plush by “when we
ial until in
it ILLIASI Poussin“,
"-l'TIl NHRWAIJE.
r
J. 1‘. Peckwell.
1 dance Black, Water at.
Nolrwalk, Conn.
Bung unable to manufacture
HARNESS
Tomm‘pvoic with lana- concerns, I have taken the
sin-n ) of our of the oldest and tum-pl establish
menu ill the stan- for the sale of
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Marlins», Daddies. llzilicrs, Nir-
ciiigles, ("nil-us, &c.
Pine Harness To Order,
A u ul.atib ldstand.wherrl illk -
in: that of will}... Sponges. (mitmolsfegla [lint
1mm, reed Ilsa, Traveliuc lists to.
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430; inch wide, 55c.
ii? “ “Dc.
(lit in. wide extra line 690.
'Jl'urkcy Red Table Damask,
Fuslt Colors, 56 inch wide, 230.
ALL LINEN TOW liLS.
risk 32x18, 10c.
n‘ cached Huck, 32x18, 150.
Bloached Huck, 45x24, 210.
Bl cited Damask. 42x24, 25c
"it’d Dam. e'x fine 42x22 400.
Huck, 45x26, 250.
Vhilo Napkins, Damask, 65c
" 50 per (107.
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All persons desiring to obtain bargains will llavc the opportunity from now until the first of October, as 01
entire stock must be sold, as we desire to openi our new store With new goods.
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1 Turkey Red Napkins, 50c.
3m $1.50 per doz.
nlorel Barnard Table Covers}
l [0-4 All Linen, $1.25.
'124 All Linen, $1 50.
184 All Linen, extra line, $1.75 or ., _
ill-i All Linen, extra line. $2.25.,wfimo DOZ Ymkee Cologn '
l Remnants ol Table Linen, l oz. bottles 756. per dozen.
Remnants of Saleem, Prints. 1 oz. bullies $1.25 per dor
iCcnlury Cloths, Muslims, Naina‘
«socks, lndin Linen, and Lawn
5will be sold at cost. Bulanccol‘
:Emhmidered Shoulder Shawls YOU will find bargains
int reduced prices. 19," 9W department.
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Parasals Less Than inst.
It will pay you to look
our line of Silk, Woolen 9.
{Velvet Dress Goods.
This f‘olwncls considered one of the.
llwinarkclmnafanieul. Achance that every
should avail (litmus-ire! of.
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