I'IIE volition“ TESTED. The New Cruiser Stands the 10rdcal Well. ...WW. In 01th Alli! Au. Plltllb A'l‘ sill. ...—......w Ibo “you not ill- (‘rulaer's Battery Vila foo “easy tor list also Ia bald to lie Wholly Diagnosed-«flue titre Mom! DID Firing. '~ i are You, July ill—«At daylight Satur- W mining the new atoel cruiser Yorktown ‘ I“ the navy yard fur the long deferred trial “not hermalu lottery. The tact that “butt-quantifier“ by many to be M It.” for the all of the ship gave adtllr Incl tartan-t to this teat. The guns are Ilgll pom! six inch lmsh lending easel m0. at. lllltt type, firing I shell of Ill) pounde‘ weight with 2,000 feet muscle vokmlty. They were designed to use a powder charge of fifty pound- of brown priav antic powder, but owing to improvements in , the unnufactule of this grade of powder the mats hitiul velocity in new obtained by a powder charge of only forty-two and on. Hf pounlh. fix of then guns are mounted on the line 1! therail, with projecting spore-em to sue— hhtheouter tracks of thecarriagu. As each gun, with its carriage and shield, Highs eleven tons, the strain on the etrueir hand the tendency to mulls esceeslve roll- h‘mtlmdsngers tobefeared. On both “Wat the results obtained have been .- quite up to the hopes of the greatest friends (I theahlp. . The Guru in Operation. WFonday, with a etifl brccae blowing, a . erable sea running and a moderate Nu, eachgun was fired three times with full slings; They were fired from level to am .egrem elevation, which gives a range of ‘f. nearly live miles and from aheam to within afewdegreee of ahead and intern Nota m was started nor a place of joiner work hinted. The only damage was done by the ‘r 1. turbo-rd quarter gun when fired nearly “in, lane pans of glam in the cabin and " ’wllhroom skylights being washed and driven in by the assion. Theglamgaw . theenginoroomswere and . the my electric light bulbstluvughout ~ z ship but one was bro km, and itwas -der the topgallant fore- flatle, nearly -erneath one of the for— m gum . surgeon’s dispensary, cou- tainlng many ., .:-: bottles and jars, is Sl'r win one o the gun supports, a semi- ‘flllllrlcal bulkhead under each gun III-Id. rot - w a article in the dispensary ‘ wash'okea What o Yorktown Carries. the Yorktown carried her full o . ' of storesand ammunition and ”(on-of .. . —-only fifty tons short of her Ml coal v l.city, which is sullicient to “In 8p” nuts. The normal allowance dwells " flit} tons, and the normal dis ’v‘ filament f the cruiser is 1,700 lens, but us in ~ '- ... out toseu last Saturday she was mung rly 2,000 tons, and was loaded ‘15 my ling that would be necessary for CI »- '~ v v : v cruise in tiuleof war, with the “a .. ... 'n of four of the nine guns of the battery, which were not on board, .. . w't- be said that these trialswere nude Imder favorable or unusual conditions of swvioe. M Because of the Lewis Failure. July lit—The Yeadon mills at Chester, Pa, and the Todmorton ' milk at Bancroft's Bank have closed down in consequence of the recent failure of Lewis 'BI'OI. & 00., towhom all of the mauufao tame! these mills were consigned. it is thought that the suspension will be for a M time only. The worsted mills of Schep- pus Bros. were also closed down for thesame m Four hundred hands were employed atthmemills. The firm announces that the mentor: will be but temporary. , In“ Field Withdraws Ber Resignation. ‘\ Bu Fusxmsgo, July so. —Kate Field has 1 withdrawn herirefignation as lecturer on , “The Gospel of the Grape” for the California . lViticultural commission. She writes from ‘Ricbfield Springs, N. Y., and says she takes thh action," use of the sympathy and sup ' r by the commission and the have boasted that they forced on her opposition to their came. and Expreea Packages stolen. _ 0mm“, N. Y., July ail—The depot of ‘ “New Yorkand Hudson River Railroad mpany was broken into and robbed of 3300 husband several exp. packages One ofthepackageswas eonsignedtonw. Hewitt, of this phoe. Th'u package con- hhedpropa'tyvalued at m. it is esti- . plant that the booty secured by the burglars ' tad to 81,“. There is no clew to the (ll-cilantro hnday Breakers. . -.. lncourt. Thearrny - . in a solid phalanx in the lullwuy in . our lines, close together, extending the street. Nearly all of 1“ . y. “a Doctor Ont. Bacon“, all—Dr. Jeremiah Como ranwas . atteudWilliauI Tate, of ngenstreet wasanold patient-ad sulfaedfrorn (than. Bodied. Bev- ,walof'l'aia accusedthedocterofmur- -- 9.. anddrovshim from the l llataaa’alhtolalarloa. , .' ,j: ”‘01,.“in m—lu themati- mdonths quatiinotlbe future '1’ RMMmutiwmhp “ ‘hut the wt salariawrefixad "all for wand ““10?” fl , aadlta, attorney "at and trlasuru: . w- deeided to “flit-aboard of par» u _._—___._ .llgllal (hpltll’l um Loco. ‘ new You, July lt-lt is said that a p. . . . . of Ingtfl cummin- dared .1 IJaeobmuIlfora tho-thirdiutwL " h TELEGRAPH“! BMITIIS. lows lets- all [surest (lav-fatty (la.- donned- Theeoulptrollir of the currency has an— thorised the Munroe National bank, of Ion- me, 141.. to begin unlined with a capital of .00 000. liuvoruor Benita", at Keutiwky. has re- lated to laterfereln the ease of lurdorer (fharleu lillgu, and Dllger will be hanged Widuwlay, July 31, with Harry Smart. The war depanment has received no la- fonualwn of reported Indian troubles in Washington tonltory. John lilnrdulan, wife and child, and tire. lloardmau's mother, lira Blair, and sister. In. Bushman, were poisoned at launch, N. 8., by eating vanilla ice cream at their own manufacture. Physicians had great dilllculty in mving their lives. Ira lilair Is not expected to recover. Dr. (knobs has written the Marine hapltal authorities that on yellow fever exists at Tamplco, Maxim. The L A. Ray aunpwy, of Lynn, Hana. base-aligned. Ex-Asaemblyrllaa Henry (J. Howe, oi Ful- ton, N. Y., hull-ad. (leorge IS. Ladll, [accident of the Pacific Bell Telephone mailpany, is dead at lunlou, England. Albert 0. Rice’s box factory In East Bosnia was burned. have on building and Rice‘- stock, mum. Several other outn- pantli, carpenters, builders and wood work- on, low in the aggregate 810,000, Insurance mull » A. (l. llenwlen hung bluueelf in his barn at Canton, N. Y. No reason can be tlloughtof ulexplalnhis act. He leaves a wife, two was and one daughter. About llixty hand workmen at Gray, lio— ralee dc Co’s cigar foamy, Philadelphia, are on strike against. what they claim to bell reductionof wages from Clo to 80 per thou- sand on panatelas, and from 812 to 811 per thousand on couches Tile Enterprise dying and printing works, at Philadelphia, were damaged “(MAXI by fire. Theworke were insured. John Drown, from Kansas, a painter, hanged himself at Tampa, Fla. lie was dcwoudcnt on account of poverty. Fire destroyul the two buildings and stock of the Cannon Fruit Couluiimiou com- pany and the Wichita Wholesale Grocery company at Wichita. Loni on buildings, “5,11”; grocery company’s stock, $107,001); Cannon company‘s stock, 815,000. Total in- mrance, $75M”. The body of the drowned nlau picked up at! Fire Island on Sunday turns out not to be that of Aeronaut Hogan. A new bank, of which Stall Lintois the originator, will open its doors for businela in Hackensack, N. J., on Aug, 11 Ex-Sheril! and present Surrogate David A. Pell has been elected president; H. E. Clarendon, vice-president, and Howard D. Terhune, cashier. lion William Walter Phelps Le a heavy stockholder. The old Hockeusack bank failed some years ago. The common council of Newark has closed acontract with the Lehigb Valley Railroad company to furnish the city with a new water supply at a cost of 86,000,000 to 7,600,000. “'ool Growers Meet. Commune, 0., July till—The National “'ool Urowem’ association met here, with Hon. Columbus Delano as president. Their resolutions approve of the rulings of Score» tary Window and Assistant Secretary May- nard; by which scoured wool is put at sixty centea pound, and of Acting Secretary Batch- eller in putting woolen waste at a dutiable rate of thirty cents. They also resolved to ask the secretary of the treasury to instruct the custom houses that all wool imports which are more valuable for manufacture than un< washed wool be held at sixty cents duty;also that the president call an extra session of congress to remedy the inadequate duties on wool and woolen wastes. Mr. Delano, Judge William Lawrence, Hon. '1’. C. Jones and Hon. George L Converse were appointed a committee to go to Washington and lay be» fore the president the proceedings of the con- vention. ‘l'wo Bill-lo People Drowned. Burnw, N. Y., July all—Edward Styles, Ion of Dr. D. W. Styles, of No. 607 Prospect avenue, while fishing fell frpm his trout and was drowned. Hui body was recovered. Capt. Philip H. Wagner, of this city, started out for a fishing trip with two friends. While in a simll rowboat near Touawanda he attempted to change his seat in the boat and fell Werboard and was drowned. His body was recovered. He was-5.5 years old and leaves a wife and eight children. Sullivan Wlll Spar. Nzw You, July 30.—-Police permission has men granted for a sparring and wrest— ling exhibition at the Academy of Music Friday evening, in which Sullivan, Mul- doon, Cleary and others will take part. IN THE BASEBALL WORLD. League. At Bouton— Boston .............. 2000002201—7 Philadelphia ........ 011021100“ Batteries: Clarkson and Bennett, Sanders and Schriver. At Pittsburg— Flushing ............ seloooeol—s .............. 042010511—18 Batteries 80de and lliller,ll)wyerand Far- rell. AtWashiugwn— Washington... ........ 0 0 2 010 0 0 0 0—2 NewYork ............ 110000081—5 Batteries: Keefe and Daly, Keefe and Ewing. At Cleveland— lndianspolis game postponed on account of rain. Annotation. AiBaltimorel'l’irstgamey— .............. 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 H Kim” ............. 00100000x—4 Batteries: Foreman and Quinn, King-nil Boyle. (Secondtlamel- “amen... . ...0 0 0 o 0 0 0-0 Stimuli ..................... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0 Batteries: Kilruyand Minivan and Milli— gan. Gameralled. Atl’hiladelplua— Athletic ............... 2 0 0 l I 0 0 2 14-0 “Cit!“ .........l 2 0 0 0 01 2 0—0 Batteries: Seward and Mason, Conway-ad Homer. AtColumtms— “MW Male ................ 000000100—4 Hamilton... 0020100004 : kn- M" It will lilllli PIIllIlEll PllllE? Do its Manufacturers Publish all the Ingredients Used? IS IT FREE FROM Allllllilll As is well known. ammonia is unhealth. fill in fluid. and dried up the broad material. Protection to consumers of food cont» wands lies in their ability to choose those made from healthful sol-tarmac. Unleea manufacturem publish just what their baking powder is made of. do not use their goods. but bu note oliveuin's'éuiimlon BAKING POWDER. This powder is made only of strictly pure from cream of tartar. and strictly lure licsrbonate of soda. with a little wheat flour to preserve it. This is attracted the olilcial analyses of Government and tale chemists. and lhysiclsna. and chemists of Boards of He lb throughout the count . Cuvsuso humans. Ana". NIT. £6. & O. TEA The (inmost 'l‘ea. Ere: Offend. P ERFECTLY PURE. A 31~ lFT DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. TRY l'l‘. Y: rill river :se in :ttcr. 931123? 11:th uric: It is the “fr-HEM? Hum! Luv. pit-km! 1‘ :- lwzt plantation 'll-ll, llirtmluw'. alm' ‘I'-' flillI the “Mill. lulimt. mtlwm vrvvl. ;: 'l he pl. '1 .-. I « ari- lic'rl- "mull: er I .. u :r'w'mi I: I ““lyll‘ I: ll hum “11:.- t .i ln |.-1! t1..~.:|tlloluwcr, .1111 a. "1":‘2'. .1; cidezltal Tea 60., L't’d. Iiu -.' l , w, 3.7 Hurling Slip, Km York. ~-.r --vI,- In: ”in law! urn. cm. I". ll. LAWTDN (ii (30.. D. L’IIOIMEDIEI’, (IRAS. ll. FERRIS, South Nerwalk, Conn. from ., A Talk With Col, Ferris, Maura Glover, Davill Plan. s. It. Stanley. Mrs. llenry Seymour and tithe-rs. sou'm NORWALK Ill-low n .11 I.” room. a sample of the mlll'illl-Ec o! [gnu-I of cm lllmprlnl‘ill Franklin Howell & Mill. “II 750 “Hull“:ly‘. .\~-w io.l.. llu ly receive. The sub jolm (I on». n '(‘tl ll'rilfllllllllll' nrlrolu your friends and mogldmr- lunlu al ll u- [ll-men you know and I t'iill‘t‘lll In! lhru honor and elralullllotwunlnmw. amt wilowould sworn in ht'n p.r.y to any dccrptiou. What ha.- hccn done for others can be done for you. Mill ii In fully to longer puller when the means of recovery but at your vrry door. COL (I, M. I‘l‘lltltl‘l says: ‘In IFTS I was lakl-o r-lca wub ll) sin-pun um vlJilIllIICtE of the W. rel fin-HI] lion. mlnrlllu my we'lzlll about sixty plmtlds lend-nu! about one your and n In”. EVl'hllltng was done llmt medlv \l ski ll cor-lo soonest. Pllmlly acouuml of doctor:- declercd my case "incurunlc;" otherli gave me llle bcuefile of counts. The l was finally persuaded to lake liowcs‘ Blood Purim-r. After taklng two or lbrcc bonus I was Clillft‘l)’ cured and have been a well man for over rlx years." MRS. HENRY SEYMOUR, said to have had scooter removed by Dr. Cummings. of New York cily. Was vely Iow—reporled llkcly todlcany day; not able to walk alone; sale would not heal. The Discovery cured her seven years ago and has been a well woman since. * S. K STANLEY, nearly eighty years old. and was rimming severely from a herd cough. The doctoral-aid he had an “u'ccr on his lung." and could not live. Having heard of the wondcllul cures (in: c by “The Grim! Blood Purifier " I sent , for it at once and took it faithfully. My cough (III I upmared and am now Mljvlylnigm health. I Testimony ofaRenlarkable Cure“ in Norwalk, Conn. ’ Miss Celia Starr. (now Mrs. Charla-y Burnett), Grant St., Norwalk. Conn. Ilad Kidney trouble. Dvrpepalu, impaired elven Iatmu of eight cars standing; was so nervous that she could lleil er sleep not eat. Fold out ovc-r eight hundred dollars to doctors. and wa~I not benc- llllmi one eenl’e worth; health mined as much bv lllc poison medicines. as by the disease for which ihey were taken. She says: “I did not expect to he bnlashon lime. llr IIowes was sent to me by a friend. 1 took his medicine and have not had a doctor since. I was not able to walk wiihout help —-am now able and do walk all about town eereral times a day. I am a new person. sod] would not Dtbl'fk when] was for thoudands of dollars. I consider It Ibo beet medicine ever ofl'urcd to the public. DrJYom-teeLoI New York, lold me he would not we believed Iroud have been com! if nehad not all done by Franklin llowee‘ Mode cal Discov " Cured tour cars ego. Sold I A. ll. llU‘iT . SON, Norwnlk. WWe have agents everywhere. ml S'JTON ICORE lea pure mineral pigment of a very dark alone color, and like our Pure Burnt Ochre. contain! a large percentage of Iron Oxide. Of itself it is a good trimming color, and by the addition mummy percent of Pure Wile [and can be lighted into all finder of Stone Color, Dubs, etc., making adult—cla- Pure Paint It a very low price. We sranlcc Stout-ore a strictly are article. contain in; no Whiting. to, head .mc. or any wile pl cm which might le used in making an anllls' color. PURE BURNT OCHRE, An article tell is a long felt want among the in- telligent an practical members of the trade. Burnt going,” a ppm Inliuerul .2), the moat lasting not: an equally. t cent as a percentage Iron Oxide. and unlike letalllc Paint, which con tains metallic iron, will not met the Tin when used searoofpsint. ltlssnehdsrk redcolor andhse no equal 11 malli amount. and all shades of Dubs, etc., will we guarantee to stand longer than when made with the colon heretofore used By the addition of White Lead beautiful Terra Colts Tints can he lulu. and than be substituted in all cases where Burnt Sienna is well for Tinting White Lead, etc. Ground in paste form. - DECKER’S Paint and Wall Paper Store, . is North Iain 8n. 8o- Item-Ill. ace sewing-.534... . 3 To stmcrslablish’! . hired: II all porn. by I ’l 'i .‘ - * pacing our ' , par-dreads wamtlc in can In ‘ i“ l4<m.wa'llllt~l mum W» ”Wm ...?“st .. mm-_ -W- Sill! IIISITII .lllu lull-null sill: Ill D RY-G 00 D s . Terriffic Cut In Prices! $40,000 \VOR’I‘II OI" GOODS MUST BE SOLD DURING THE Next 60 Days- WE HERE MENTION A FEW OF THE MANY THOUSAND BARGAINS ‘ WIIICII W E WILL OFFER DURING THIS SALE AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. RIBBON DEPARTMENT. Sash Ribbon, in black. white, cream, pink, light blue and cardinal. 200 pieces fancy Iilock Itlbbon, all colors. These Ribbons are worth double the price. SUMMER READING. 500 volumes (work-l of lending authore)euitable for vacation pastime, for 7c a volume. UNDERWEAR. 50 dozen Ladice' Swiss Ribbed Vest for lie, worth 19c. 25 dozen Ladiee' Swiss Balbriggan Ribbed \‘cst 123. worth 25.1. 1 Lot Fine Swiss Ribbed Vests, old price 421:. will close this lot for 29.: each. (ieots' Fine Ilalbriggane and Merino Shirts, old prices, 37c and 426. Sale price 25c each. HOSIERV DEPARTMENT. 100 dozen (iente‘ Fancy Stripe Cotton Hose. usually sold for 12h: pair, price during this sale will be So pair. 00 dozen Ladies’ Iialbriggan Hone, worth 1‘25, sale price will be 50 pair. 00 dozen Ladieo‘ Fancy Stripe Hose, former price 12.}, sale price So pair. 100 dozen 1.:ldics' Fast Black Hose, worth 13.: pulr, will run this lot at 10c pair. MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. 60 dozen Iridies' Music Underwear, consisting of Corset (Yon-ls. Utlclllirlt’, Drawers, Night ”owns and Skirts, at 259, actually worth 450.. 1 Lot Better Urede for 50c, as good as any other cell for 75c. CORSET DEPARTMENT. ‘25 dozen imported French Woven Corsets, retillcd everywhere for 79:. Price during this sale will be 5‘ 3 pair. JERSEY DEPATMENT. 1 Lot Colored Jerseys. Braided Front, worth $2.00. Sale price $1.39. FAN DEPARTMENT. ' Closing out at almoei your own price, palm leaf fans 10c dozen. SOAP DEPARTMENT. Castile 56, Cuticum 125, Cashmere Boquet 19,-. COLOGNE DEPARTMENT. 22c. Laces and Embroideries. 1 lot Black Spanish Guipnre Lace Flouncing 43 inches deep. Actual value $1.00 yard, sale price will be 67c per yard. 1 lot Black Chantilly Lace Flouncing 43} inches deep. Actual value 31 50 per yard, sale price only $1.19 per yard. 1 lot Lace Carnage Covers, former prlce 35c. sale price 250. 1 lot Real Antique Tldies worth 12;. sale prlce 7c. 1 lot larger siz l worth 25c, price during sale only 14c. 1 lot Colored Felt Tldice, stamped, former price 21c, sale price 10c. SWISS FLOUNCES. 5c, sale price 42c. tfiincbee deep, worth $1. 5, sale price 893. 1.50, “ ...-l 98c. 45 u “ e 1.62 H u 1.12. WASH FABRICS. BEST GRADE OI“ DOMESTIC SATEENS. but our price will be ill. BEST GRADE OF FRENCH SATEENS at 17c during this sale. a yard. NEW LINE CIIALLIES AT 33/3. Regular 7} good». but our price is 33. lilo a yard for a choice of all our Outing Flannel. Very fine line, regular price is 1'2} and 15c 11 yard, but during this PARABOLS. Having but. a few and anxious to close them out, we will sell them at almost your own price. BODIESTIO DEPARTMENT. cm0N§.—We have on hand a large stock of cottons which must be sold before inventory. made the price way below their actual cost. d 131‘ LUT.-2,500 yards unbleached c lltrm, short lengths, from 2 to 20 yards at 41-3 per yard. Sold elsewhere at tile yar . 2ND LOT. 3,000 yards. Extra Good Quality. short lengths, bleached cotton, from 2 to 15 yards, to close them out 7c per yard. Buyers will do well to look at this lot for you will find them better than any 10c cotton in town. 3RD ID‘I'.—-3,000 yards extra weight and quality unbleached cotton better quality than Atlantic A. We have made the price on this lot tile per yard during this sale SEERSUCKERS.—an cane choice patterns. in plaids and stripes, regular 10c gtlfld‘, for file. for this week out . Remember the price, blc per yard. TENNIS [PBS-Of the latest patterns and designs. The price is 7’0. KI'I'IlIIIiN IIIlPIRTMIlII'I' I 10 PER CENT. REDUCTION Will be given, for the next 00 days, on all goods purchased in our basement. At this rate some goods will be almost 100 pieces 7-inch wide Sale price only 9c per yard. 16, 06 yard, Actually worth 421:. Prices: No. 9, 6c yard; No. 12, 7c yard; No. Usually trialled at 2T 3. Beast Quality Milngunet, usual price ‘29:, sale 170 ounce. Colgate’e Extracts only 45 inches deep, worth 7 45 u u it We will run during this sale at lllc. These are the regular l2ic goods, Regular 250 and 20.: grade. Our price will be We of from sale the price is Ill. To do so we have This is the out price We cut the price on these as on everything else for this week. given away. Cape and Saucers at 3 and 41: each. Plates 5, 0. and So each. lo-piece Toilet Set. decorated, 33.40. Gypsy Oil Stove 50c. Florence Oil Stove 55c. Queen No. 2 1.49. Ice Cream Freevrs: 1 quart 98c.‘2 quart 1.49, siseain on. Our basement contains every article, necessary and useful, for the kitchen and we guarantee our prices lowert anybody else. . Agents roi- Iccalra celebrated Glove-Fitting Pattern; Don’t Fall to Attend This Sale at the lost Popular Dry-Goods .lleuse of Norwalk. 1...... " mummies ol’ll—Ioaday, 8 o’clock; lat-clay, 10 o'clock. -M.. ...—.... MmW. HER. [Isa a large collection of samples of Spring Goods PROI ‘l‘llll Bliss lllllllli Dillillllllll -—-—~~or- -... W.B. Hall 6200., lillll )(3 EI’()ll'l‘. And will porch-w for particle without charge or take omen at Ilium prices as the [bid ”Home. ...,_____ that Wiiioll'li'b'FLYiNT Carriage Makers And manufacturers of All kinds of We. one. Trucks, Carts. e c. All kinds of In prom tl done. Several new and mdnfiuid lamina for sale. New Road (am only M). Horse-shoeing and all kinds ofmaoksmithing l-‘oot or'rrnnuun s .. 130th N walls. aplh u WAGONS Newsadeecoud-hand Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages, Canopies, Spindles, etc. I’ridols to SuitwAll. Call and See Them. HENRY TILLY. CANDIES Of all kindt. Pint Clan BAKERY! CORNUCOI’IAS. CANDY TOYS, amla full aslort» men! of ornamental candy. Mrs.John Holland MUDEB'B BLOCK. HATS! HATS! The Correct Styles in allgradi-e of Still and Soft this. Spring Style 51115. Hats, Boys lists, Polo Caps, Tennis Gaps in all colors, Crush Hats, &c., at KNAPP’S, 91 Washington St. Particular attention paid to fixing, Cleanlng and Ironing Slut llate. IDS IlIIIlBIIIlSI ALL Ell—Anus AND AT Lowest Prices 1 The Best Goods for the Least Money -———AT—— H. S. BRIWN’S BOUT S; SHOE ST0llE, Clark a. Lane's Block a... MAIN STREET. lisaLaouo. Mass. All who have "‘1'“ the bald unison the back of ugliest! tell methe hair is growing out in good Fairicon is doin the A. D. STRBBI S. s . I am perfectly ntiellcd that war FEDNTER'S Fmous FAIRICO" No. 3. A unlit: maintain. w Fish, Oysters, Clame Ulll (DULY mmmmp AID—— GROSS GREEK. " OUR SHALL Stove Coal Ill JUST WHAT BUI'I'B Till PARTICULAR HOUSE-WWI. PURCIIABI 0N3 TOR AND Ill BATIB'IKD 'l‘llA’l‘ TRI GOAL HA8 NEVER BEFORE BIIN lQUALLRD. RIYMINI] IRIS Jomv n. vulture, Wholesaleand Retail Dealer in all klallaof III]. III] Wllflll Brick, Limo. Cement, Blue Stone, Etc. Lehigh, Lackawsnna, Locust Mountain, Franklin, and Wilkesllarre Goals. hell for RUBBER PAINT Yard“ foot of Washington and Mar- shall etreete. Branch ofilce atStilaon Drug Store Mlni Tie Illllllll Mallet —THII BIST— MEATS SERVED 121 TR! 8381' IANNIR. If m want the choicest BATS. ohtalnedre fit: of trouble or cost, you will Ind than all! ct. as well as lime or. all his; IN ITSBIASOI F. HAYES. DIBBLI‘S BIDOK. sou'm NORWALI WI NII'I'UN llllfi'l. One Quanta—The Best. Beef Veal Lamb, In Pork,8slt and col-mi Beef. 8.30% Tongue. W shoulders, 3133':di Prank» Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty. Orders Delivered Promptly. CHARLESSMI'I‘H 53 Washington Street. J .H Kinefelter, Dle IN hall, Fill llISIlllS, Vegetables, Fruits, CANNED Goons, 1:10. 0111). ll. MOM}. llIIlIl. llllllI 1181111111 28 llsln SL, 80. Norwalk. Meals Flsll 11111011, Fruits, billable, Pilllry, ill: 01' All Kinds In Their Sean-r AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Elm, a ltflJlUm Have You Heard it i No, What is it i llant k Zelufl'lfeep the Niceet Market in the City. Minimums Ddivmdmmm Wain“. Plum Gretna Fun-mm Pure Tomato. Bataan. Inns-team htt- ‘ memm‘ I" .431 .42" - =3 llllllllllll, Lennie. Baillie,
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