”31' WALK THE HANK.
Minister West’s Recall to Daily
‘ Expected. ’
I! HAS LEARNED TO BE SILENT.
{Duty or lineup, but No 'Deflultc rm:-
Im- Wlelllnxten and laden—lard
laekvlllo More to 'l'alk to an In-
Wow-v.
Wamselox, Oct ww'l'hat the Upload
government has taken such steps as
will outllnlyrelultinthe retirementol Lord
, from his oflice as British minister
bbeyonadoum. Thishabouttheonly
filamentcnneernlng the outcome at Lord
Who's unwarranted and importth
cuddling in the pending political canvas:
that can be made on positive authority here.
_, In all other particulars everybody conversant
jwltli the (acts maintains a discreet and
, Itndied silence or npeaks cvnnively.
’, But, in rpite of the disinclination on the
, "rt 0! the authorities to talk, there is still
every reason to believe that this gum-amt
has not yet much any formal demand upon
2 the British government for the recall of Lord
3 'Sackville. it has not gone so tar, the simple
reason being that it expects to see the British
minister take his leave without putting the
United States to the Why of making
such a demand. It is known that' In high
government circles the opinion is held that
utter the plain {acts of the minister's (70170:!—
pondcnce with the undiszovcrul Murchison
have been laid before her majesty's govern—
ment only one course will be open to the
British authorities, and that will be to call
. Lord Sackville home.
It Is thought by some that Lord Salusbury
may possibly permit Lord Sat kville to re-
aign in consideration of the fact- that be had
served his gov crnmcnt more than forty years
before he nunle such a colossal blunder. But
that would be simply a more considerate
way 0! ordering his recall, and the result
would he the same. The plain facts are now
in Lord Salishury’s possession, and the
American authorities confidently await the
inevitable retirement of Lord Sackville that
must follow.
, The British minister went to church twice
yesterday, forenoon and afternoon. He at-
tended St. John's Epismml, while his
daughters went to St. Matthew 5 Roman
Catholic, the churches which father and
daughters rcspectiv ely attend. A correspond
cut was admittedto an interview with the
minister, and had an opportunity of drawing
his attention to various published reports
mating that he had been recalled. that he
himself had asked to be recalled. and that
President Cleveland had said that unless the
recall was made within three days he would
be dismissed by this government from this
capital.
The minister glanced or or the various re-
ports referred to and admitted that he had
rad them, but again begged to be cxmscd
from saying anything. He seemed, however,
to regard the newspaper reports as exag-
gerated.
“The newspapers," said he, “will say every-
thing about me, but 1 must not talk back I
cannot at the present time either confirm or
contradict any reports that the newspapers
may print, but I will say to you that a large
portion of the reports which I see in the
newspapers in regard to this matter surprise
me very much."
When asked if he had any modification to
make of the statement he made alter his in,
terview with Secretary Bayard that what
had happened would make no diflercnce in
his relations with the socretnrv, the minister
replied: _
“No, I have no modifications to make; in
fact, I haven't a word to say." The minister
is no persistent in the repetition of this form.
nln about not having a word to say that
there]: hardly a doubt he is acting in obedi-
ence to a strict injunction from Lombn. He
cannot conceal the fact that he chutes under
newspaper denunciation to which he is
bjected, and if left to his own discre
L tienthere is hardly any doubt he would do—
an! himself.
LONDON, Oct. 2J.-—Batficld house, the east
at land Salisbury, is surrounded by English
and American special newspaper reporters,
who ask news from the premier and Minis»
tar Phelps, who '3 his guest. The visit of Mr.
and Mrs. Phelps to Hatfield house was ar-
ranged long ago, to take place somewhat
him than the present time, but the Sackville
incident having occurred, Mr. Phelps took
advantage at his arrangements with the pre-
mier to enjoy his hospitality, and went al~
most immediately to Hatfield to dimuss the
conduct of the British minister to Washing-
ton.
Although nothing definite is known, it is
expected that when Mr. Phelps returns to
London he will bring with him the preinier's
assurance that Lord Seclrville will be re
called at once.
London Frets on the Letter.
Lennon. Oct. 39,—le Times says: "it
learns certain that the Americans have taken
hate]: to render it inducible for Lord Sack-
vnletorcmain in Washington. We are not
I to censure lnrd Saclrville. A
till! minister, whether in Washington or
elsewhere, must be an English gentleman,
' and may be forgiven it heienot up to the
trlchot American politicians." Thollland-
ardsay 3: “America has not asked therecall
of Backville, but has taken a step little
amthat.” Tho’l‘olograph clays: “Netti.
lug can excuse the incontinence of Lord
Backville‘spen except his transparentgood
Keith and candor. lle mum. however, be
. Allowed to embroil the two nation" The
, Dolly New» says: “Lord Sackvllle has
“ nothing to be ashamed at, but some blunders
in worse than crimes."
A Stock Broker Forge. None.
Wm,0ct . 29. —.‘lylvum A. Coo
stock broker of this city,hasdleap
ypundaftertorglngnotesto an unount
.‘varloullyeatlmated at 015,,0wm325000nnd
as collateral tor themeacuritlu
not hh own. A detective last evenings)-
-nIittedthetaetl.Imt-ldaneflmwonhl be
webytriendetomeetthenotuhetore
theyheameduenndthutevfipnmc‘ptlon.
I Comments-weaved two wee ago, III. is
tobeln Canada. He has been
m Pa,agedfi$yearlt ill-father
’ Ileana-III to preach by John Wesley.
swam; “he:
m‘ ”Advent: Ea was the
. «WmWnM'Guldetoa
Hairlflothrchmh
date, 4,050; death, W.
YELLOW FEVER R1600“).
"stee- In Case. II «1er
ecu-ell; It Other fleece»
JACKIONUIJJ, 7b., Oct. alt-Juan wa-
dxteen new cases cl lever yertmloy and
mandating—Payton Buchanan Liuie law
mnlcoloredinndllackl’rutontcnlorub. 01
thenewcua six arewhite. Totllclleeto
There are sixteen Inset Wire-treat at
Enterprise Dr. Caldwell, a volunteer phy-
Iician there, has appealed tor “Mistin-
Iuediate relic! put-[m
Yellow fever exists at Baldwin, but no
particulars are known. The diam seams to
be spreading out in various parts of the
state Bishop Wood is braving. The
weather is very warm and allover!
Friday night’s ruin storm was one o! the
hmviest ever kuownhere, the streeubelng
literally flooded It was hoped that the
weather would clear of! cold, but when til
rainceaeedthe suncameonthot, andtheair
was moist and sultry. Whom Barth“
Jw. kwnville show that the lever b still it
waning there. The telegraph operator at
Enterprise has filed, and it is dimcnlt to get
news trorn thrre.
An Appeal tro- Dent-v.
cha'rrn, Ala, Oct. film—The following
Appeal in behnll ot the yellow fever Meme
baa bcon issued:
To the people of the United States:
We are supplying ow destitute white peo-
ple and 1,000 colored and are now out of
supplizfl. We appeal to the charitable people 1
at the whole country {or avoidance for the .
next three week». Remit in John S. Reed,
chairman relief committee, New Decatur,
Ala Armnmv U. Perv, Mayor.
Arrest o! a Connecticut Murderer.
Commons. Oct. tut—William J. Sumter
was arrested here on an order from the chic!
of police of Hartford. Conn, and charged
with murder in the first degree. He belong:
to a Wealthy family here. An older brother
Iliad a few years ago and loft Willinma large
sum of money. Since that time he has
been dissimtol, and has lived a fast lilo.
A few months ago he was sent to an inebri‘
utcneylnm nt Hartford, where the mnnlwr
occur-rel. Little can be learned of the trag-
uly here beyond the {act that the murdered
man's name Inc) John Galvin. as Sander re-
fused to talk. It is understood that the» men
got intondispute on the street, and that
Sunder plunged a knife into Gnlviu'n temple.
Bold Attack on n Trnln.
ClllCAGU, Oct. thin—A gang 0! Wham»
piled obstructions on the trucks 0! the Chir
cage, Burlington and Quincy railroad near
the Sixteenth street bridge,and stopped a
switch engine transferring a number of
freight cars to the Rock inland road. As the
train came to n stnIIIlI-stili the hmdlums un-
coupled two of the cars. and a quantity 0!
waste that had been saturatod with oil then
was lighted and thrown into one of them.3
The new riot alarm was turned In and hall a
patrol wagons came cinnging down thestreet, l
and the h-Iodlumeran The nttm k wasmndel
by sympathizers with th. late :Itrikcrs.
Spectnrular Baptism.
Xvncu, N. Y., Oct. Lia—A novel scene was
witnesecdat the river shore here yesterday
afternoon. Five members at the Salvation
Army were baptized in the river by Gen.
Moore. of Brooklyn, and an immense crowd
of people witnessed the ceremony. The Short?
for a long distance was lined with men,
Women and children, all nges,all “resend
all nationalities, as well as every grade of
society being represented in the vast nsv
semblage. The banks above the shores were
also crowded, and every boat in the vicinity
wm filled.
Italians “0qu the Town.
Bloxmm, Oct. '2'J.——l‘lews of a serious
and alarming nature has been remived here
from Corkshirc, Quebec, the scene of the
m-I-nt riots among the Italian laborers at
work on the Hereford railway. The trouble
his broken out afresh, and it is far graver
than at the timeof the first outbreak. The
striking Italians are in pmeseion of the
Imriiy'nuy’s (amp and atoms, and as the
troupe; have been. again calla! out news of a
tight and blumbln-Il is looked for at every
moment.
Mr. Blaine at Newark.
NEWARK, N. J., Oct. L’fk—l’lou. James G.
Blaine appeared at tWo political meetings
here Saturday evening. He first looked in
upon the Germain; at Sanger hall and made
a very brie! address. and was then driven to
the opposite end of the city and made one of
his happiest speeches-I before the first presi-
dential vutr rs, assemble! In Belleville avenue
rink. This mtetinr was preside! over by a
yr...uuth "" years of age. Blr Blaine was en»
thusinsticnlly received at both meetings
How They Expect u; (now.
Nan Y on, Oct. ”J. —A1cxamlerJonas, the
Socialist candidate for mayor, in his letter 0!
acceptance, admits that there is no chance of
his election, but says it is wise for the party
to present camlhlatoe to the people a a ‘
nucleus around which may gather in inure-r
ing numbers, lrom your to year, tlmae who
are disgusted with the corruption: and injury
tic-ea o! the existing system, and finally they
will form a majority of the community.
Mr. Billie Ill Again.
Nzw You, Oct. flit—Mr. Bhlne wee ill at
Newark Saturday night, and hld to cut hi-
apenking short. He did not return to this
city until tut evening. He went at once to
the Fifth Avenue hotel and loan retired. It
was announced that he had entirely recov.
cred trom h'u illnesa. lle ntterulol eerviee in
the Pint Presbyterian at Newark in the
morning. lie will resthere until Tmlay.
when he gm to Alhanyto speak.
bragged to Death.
ltrx'nrsrlm, N. ,.Oct “JD—While Win
lam lbntw ick, adrug clerk, warning with
two Immpnninma his hem Mame an
able and threw him [rem the saddle. In [all
log one of his feet caught in the stirrup. and
the, animal dragged him nearly hall a mile
over a stone and dirt pavement and railway
“dingy. When the horse wucanght Bestr
wick‘s life was extinct. His head and lace
were protected by his clothing, which had
been pulled over them.
All Hands Saw to in loot.
Pumasu, On, Oct. all-11 to
The magnum Iron Till-lamb, 0rr.,says:
The schnomr Mahh, cl Astoria, weewrwhd
near the entrance to 'l'illnmook buy on _
Wednesday. Oct. ill. An the hull o! the
vowel lien moon. upand nosiguel lite are
visible. it know that all hambmloet.
an You. Oct. 29~Kerln no»: can!
2?,a mum. of 150 littemth stander-q
(my, and an unknown women textured“
wand wife at William hotel, m
and weroicund dudhitheir rec-,hvbg
been madam to «none on II II but
hated that they committal midis.
Decent, Years In the llnletvy.
”OP TH! “PM!
Whammy-sue
Worldwnlcouobulhllovol-
Wu..Ala..0ctfl.—Ru.0badlab
mswm‘m,ms
m at [our country m in Baby
Wylie-frightened unnumbered”!
mutionwcirculatiegamgthensth
t ,ingcimihr:
Prepm,allotye,torthe¢ndbatbnd.
lhnverud it in thmM-nfihve
come to me llmydrealneandtald lathe
skidding. Thworldwfllcmtouad
Monday.l¥cm5,hs the yearn! our land,
1%. Pwpwenflelyct‘orthatputthy
God has Instead the day Inc-nae o! the
wickedm «Mm They-null
Whnnmlbhpbemtnudwllllnw
inlakuol timid tire lacunae tbcylenr not
God and are given to works at
Riversol hoilingjvaterwill burn the Pro
Inhalation-Inland finandh'unatme
will open and swallow all Wm and
Republican-I. W,elldye,ennlm
berthdeyisethand.
Duncan Burns, The Lord's 1W
Balm" relatives andtriends are Iryingto
. have him placed in an insaneuylnm.
MI: W
New You, Oct. Lit-In W“ u may
rain, the dcnmutration of the 1W
busiw men ligand-y was a grand m
and on implying spectacle. Polly ‘5an
were in line. They were reviewed at Twenty
third street by President Cleveland, and in
Cleveland watched them from a hotel will
(low. It was nearly «goal to the great panda
of PM, which had the advantage 0! a fine
day 'l'hecrowd of spectator! was nonsense
and the enthusiasm was general Provident
Clevelaml and party started for Washington
30m: alter the parade.
Ikh'llfl Wald”. Wot-u to Return.
Humane, Illicit, (Jet. Ju—Charlaw.
“'nhlrothc Wing canker, who left
his partner, 11 L. Kooan the lurehnnd
liable to my new», has cloned to pay
81w”) it homey be ullowed to return. A
committee“ lawyers and bankers will go to
Karmic to try and make aatiatnctory ar—
vangenwnts
3|”. logs:- to Be Ill Mirna.
“'ssnrxmox, Oct. 29.—'l'he first number
of a new illustrated monthly, to be allied by
Mrs. Gen. Logan, is anmnnced to appw
next week Among its mtribum will be
MarylSaHm-dandflufiarylognn
Tucker, the latter taking charge until In.
began returns.
Charcoal Fur-act Burned.
MILWAUSIB, Oct. ill—A special from A1»
plewu, Win, reports the burning of the Ap
pleton charcoal iron {In-uncle. The In. upon
the plant is total and amounts to rayon,
tugmher with a heavy loan on iron ore, cod
and woodln stock, which mnmot as yet he
, estimated. ‘
eta-n of Two “mu.
thvs'row 3, Oct 2') ~flary
Anderson,
: theatres», and Charles Mitchell, the pagil-
£ ist, sailed for New York on the steam
turban: Slim Amienvm wait the recip’cnt
of handmme floral tributes,sonie of which
were sent from Edinburgh by the comedian,
Toole.
Imprlmmt for We.
Yasmin, Ky, Oct. Ila-W. 6. MM
,whohas Imnontrinltw the ninr~
der 0! hlssweetlwart, lone Kilian, at Nonte-
rey, was sentenced to the state's prison for
lite. Thecrhnc was committed April ll), 1&5.
Another Bulk In lie Cull.
Comanc, Oct. 24,-Anotltr brank oc»
curred in the Cornwall “ML”! several
men and home narrowly camped drowning.
The break will prolmbly delay the opening
of the canal some live or six days longer.
A Policeman Klllcd.
an You: (let. :l'J.—Policcmnn Jame!
Brennan, aged 45 years, was shot three time:
and killed while trying to am»: Harry Cart
ton. an Ira—convict and well known thin! and
general criminal. Carlton was arrested
Butler to Stump for llnvrlnaw.
Rowen, Month, Oct. flit—Gen. Butler let!
last night [or glkhignn, Ion-M in stumping
that state in the interim 0! Harrison and
Morton.
Killed Iii-eel! While lien-c.
saunas“, N Y., Oct. Juliane Blunt
good, aged he, committed suicide by shooting
hinncllthronghthehnd. flew-o in-ne.
”our Batch” 9. Ben lint!" the am law
camber/verbal.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Chit‘gr) police are greatly excited at the
observery oi a new and mortal Annrchfl
nxriety, which he been bolting secret meet
ingeinthecity (or unnetime. Thebastdo
tee-tires are searching tor intonation.
Two Pennsylvania ladies visiting their
brother, A. McKinley, at Museum. In,
were run down at a crossing by n Nertingtoo
and Cedar [lupin train and killed.
Gen. ll. B. Glitz, U. S. A., retired ms}. 5
mining tron: Detroit, and It i (cared he has
muleawaywlthhinnelt. eel» hasheensnt—
flaring some time with nervous dialwdern
Minneapolis, linens otl loam
[or the establishment of the nut [om
tive works there.
Alltlionbveurinnry surmonurhowae
[Mamiemqflteam
nihngdecayedtuthlnbenu
Charles Brendmbl and wile were run
chrwnbytbodlrectovv’trlin near Gin-ville,
N.Y.,on the Pitchburz branch, andboth
wmtleclpitltal
Theme! the treasurydrpartmelt
nucleoli-led that so called bloweeeordeou
whhmlortedunrnllealtnstrm
'lmJoh Grimm. the oldut mu
Sullivan county, 1‘. I, died at Steve-ville,
age-dim. filewasborninlulend.
Themyorotlndllnapnlie-ynewlllesl
onlhepollcetopruvantpropaldlhpuhlm
undue/necrotic eneltctlondayfll'ln
www.mmmu
.thelkmonaiicchaminshtsmm
out the W
New York's legitrywloeal fiatnrrlast
elm: against ”will, the revives brunt
"Kl-17y
ll Stick” a Cull-Ila (PM "can,
101:3? lambda the Gettysburg W
.anrl took it bane. lle lave-fluted
‘mmiwwnn-MMWnuems
mama-amen.
WMMMMMW
hbmdlntheltntlc command halal-ta
breakup at anytime. Themeanpeh
mum-twin net-dengue! alarm
by. it they «up in“ or W
M.”
Importan-
Snow 1 HothWW “’0. man Ioll of Do
101' N0. L—Chlldren’ I Club, dye-r nine. 33.”; Gears years
mm
India' Cid-kn, $5.87, 08.35. 810.”, $14.91. Plush
101' NO. 1—Colmd Henrietta Clothe 28s., Ill wool in all colon at 480., advertised
48c" good value Int 500. Broad-
ID‘l' 80. 3-19 inch Bilk Bushes, all colors, at Dc. Black Dre-Silk. warrant
Black Satin lthsdune at we. a big
clue-here star. Allwonl'l'rloou at
doth-”columfieeqnelityatfi‘le.
ed to: six nonin- {rein t]. 00 upwarde.
bargain.
10110. 4.~llecellaneoua. Goodall wool carpets at 60c, former price 75c.
mom-I- Wem nah. manmbngettfic.
inealflflhflldo. mflfimOIWWJMM
. 50:. Wanduents’ all wool
Oilclnthainall widtlunndqualitiel.
keepinggoodaatthelowntpricel.
SCOFIELD 18% HOVT,
No. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING.
give their customers the benefit of some tonunate
Geode
49:8 39,10
t‘l- run. hflm‘m
100 Rugs large
Swede Grove. 4 kittens,
Red Underwear from 59c. upwards.
A lulletock of Tinware and Home
NORWALK. CONN.
Will introduce to patrons this
week SPECIAL AND AT-
TRACTIVE LOW PRICES in
NEW FALL DRESS} GOODS
AND NEWMARKETS. The
exhibition of choice fabrics to
be found now in the above de-
partments have been selected
with great car . from the latest
and best designs of both Eu-
ropean and American manu-
facturers. That the public ap'
preciatc this fact is well attest
ed by the volume of business
to
and
BUILDERS
It is not all
Gas
The Buck Rance.
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
and
Th Roofers.
E. K. LOCIKVVC)()I) & C().. Nor'nvalk.
FOR 8 ALB
Situated on Main Street, West Avenue. Taylor \Icnue, E-lm
wood Avenue, Monroe Street, W‘uodwnrd
Hill Streets, Hovilnnd Street, l'nl‘lwr l'nion and
Streets, Meadow Street and 'l'urnpiin:
7-.»
LOTS
view Avenue, Pine Street, Prospect t,l’l:1ce Hamilton Avenue,
Day Street, Raymond Street,
Streets, and Lots .l' routing ml the Caningc Bridge.
East Norwalk.
Avenue, Cottage Avenue, and SI. Join: Avenue.
prices and on easy terms.
able prices.
mow...
llllflfl & BNLNEN,
Bill. IIIIII III mailman Isms.
Special Prices
ARCH ITEG'I‘H
covered with
Plumbers and
Fitters, Slate
HOUSES AND LOTS
Avenue, Lou'c Street,
Concord Street, Spring Street, Corner I‘lllllmll and Golden
Franklin '
Siluatcdun llain Street, Corner Taylor Avenue and West
Sin-ct, Taylor Avenue, West Avenue, Hillside Place, Meadow
Street, Cross Street, Summit Street, lalmwood Avenue, Bay-
('orncr “ulcr and Raymond
Houses and Lots situated on Pleasant Street, Osborn A venue,
Cove Street, Henry Street, Corner lloyt Street and Cottage
The property on the above list will be sold at reasonable
We also have some outside property for sale at very reason-
during the past week.
Below we submit a few lead-
ing bargains for this week .
601ml Dress Ennis.
One case 36 inch Henrietta
Nickel Pl,“ cloth at 250 per yard. well
It is made in Wm“ 379- ._ .
J, ”WINDEO‘WII Ten pieces of 54 Inch Ladies
T —-——-:- cloth at 390 per yard, worth
I Also (.2, .-
Agent for the ’ c. . .
celebrated One case of combination
‘ RICHMOND snitiilgs, plaids and stripes to
, RANGES match.
Very stylish
per yard, worth
goods at 49c
75.
In
BUST N S'NJNN
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9
l
y
As advertised in last week
Sundays papers,Megor , Por-
tier, Grose & 00., held their
semiannual trade sale of silks
on Wednesday and Thursday.
Oct. 17 and 18, our New York
buyer was on hand early and
secured the most desirable
portion of the stock, we are
therefore able to announce a
grand special silk sale, begin-
continuing throughout the
week
Lot 1, 22 inch Black Rha-
dame at 59 cents per yardnvcll
worth $1.00 per yard.
Lot 2, 23 inch Heavy Black
Rhadmnc at 89c per yard, war-
ranted to be worth $1.19 per
yard.
Lot 3. 21 inch Black Gross
Grain Silk at 74c per yardwell
worth $1.00 per yard.
Ln! 4, inch Colored
F. .Iillc- l‘l‘flllCdlSC at 98c pei
yzml; advertised elsewlIc-Ic ‘at
$1 1.2.3 pm y: :'.ud
() I)
and
Nails [I But If Town Patrons.
E Mail Order Department.
We would cordially extend
an invitation to all who liv . at
'n distance who cannot person-
ally inspect our enormous col-
lections to send us a letter or
postal card for samples of
goods describing as nearly
gas possible your exact wants
{and we shall forward with
‘same exact care, promptitude
and dispatch as it you were
,present
ning tomorrow morning and ‘
Wis
Fine Cloth}; Newmarkets at *
$6.49 and $7.49, worth 610,- I
7 5-13.75.
Regions and Newmarkete in
Stripes and Checks and Plain
and Braided Beaver, in all
new shades.
7 a importedJuckets at $3. 49,
worth $5.00.
100 plain Jackets with vest
fronts all new styles and colors
at $7.50, $8.00, $8.50 and
$10.50, worth $10.00, $12.00,
$14 00 and $15.00.
Seal Push Garments.
English Seal Plush Sucques
m $19.95 to.$45.00.
English Sen] Plush Jackets
at $9.98 to $20.95.
BNS'I' N S'NINE.
iBoston Store.
A NOVELTY.
FreshHerring!
We are selling FRESH llBRRING. in came of
' E:'Iml pine an Nilmon ”In an: coneldcnblc at a
noIeIIy in this country. and just In difl'nreut from
Ihe herring known to our counts, as one an im-
axine
In rule they are like unlinee, but are not in oil.
Need no preparation; all ready to he uteri are very
in any (nod also. and ha“ a remarkable clear [nah
Isfsic W e send them out confident that they will
p (1‘13.
TRY TIiE
BANNED FRESH ilNNNll!
l’I ice list. a Can or 6 Guns for 75¢
We sho are prepared aith large stocks of
New Canned Tomatoes, Corn,
Suction-sh. Lima Beam.
Salmon, Lobster, Bean,
Plums, Pn-nl‘ln
Which we will let loose at price. that place the
public.
Call and. See.
Yours to Command,
A Lineman
NNNS Nil] SNNNN
Cellini-Dally {or
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
At the Stereo!
0. H. Harvey.
Mum—-
ncmmmuw W” w "
under them The leg strictly
errth etullholdt prleawlt n the nub at
every cote-In. yeast to too new tee
Damion prices.
Rubbblwaoods
A SPECIALTY.
lhey Shall be Sold at Last
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G. H. HARVEY,
Billie & animal
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Have placed in stock their full linevoi
Men’s louth’s & Boy’s
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
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