, be your natural self and you’ll be pretty sure to come out all right. You cannot be natural in de-
‘r if you are not properly attired and it's nucleus to attempt it. An awkwardly'dressed man is
M certain to be coneapondingly awkward in manner. He doesn’t feel comfortable and he Vicanoot .
halphotraying it. He may have paid for his suit twice its value, but he’ll never get any pleasure out of
You will have no such unfortunate experience with our‘Clothing, for it is perfect in fit.
. tutu
'The‘ President Welcomed by
' ’ Warmhearted Southerners.
GREAT trimmer: mm
At' Ivory lltatloa to. Train Waa Granted
by filtering. Delegation- and Many
Spice)!” Were Made by the Nation'-
' cam laglatratr—llla \Var Talk.
A'I'MXTA, April lit—The president’s visit
' ”Atlanta was made a most memorable
me. No pains or expense mew. spared to
makehim happy, and he seemed to thor-
oughly enjoy and appreciate the city’s ef-
forts. At it a. m. 2,000 people gathered
about his special train. ’ About 8:!) cries
were made for the president, and he re
wooded by speaking from the pint form of
the observation car as follows:
The Prealdent’a Speech.
llr Pauow Crrrznrte-l desire in parting
limit you to give a public expremion of my eat-
bfaction and enjoyment in the brief whit to
Atlanta. I saw this city once under circum-
stance- of a very unfavorable character. I did
uotthlnk then that I would over like it, al
thoughwewerornfilngagrcat eflort toget it:
(Applauae.) I am glad after all those yearn to
he the great prosperity and development that
haacotnatoyou lam rare, as 1 look in the
laced the community, that. whatever their
film may have been. however they view-
ad the question of the war when it was upon on. I
weanhave but one thought now as to what
I‘- hm. We can all any --lhe Confederate
aolfliar who carried a gun for what seemed to
. hill tohe right. as well as the mldier of the
north—that the Lord knew better than any of
I- what was heat for the country and the
world You are thankful for what he ha |
wroughtandchielly for emancipation. It haa=
opened up to diversified industries these states
that were were otherwise exclusively agricult-
ural. and madeit poenible for you not only to
lab cotton. but to spin and weave it. and ha
made Georgia such a state as it could not have .
haeu under the old tonditioua i am sure we
now have many common purposes. and as God l
aha“ giro us the power to see the truth and the i
right. let. us do our duty. and While exerting all
om own rights, let us bravely and gem-rum!)-
dram every other man be: equal rights before
the law. (Cheers) .
Wauauuakcr‘a Tribute to Grady.
Loud calls for Mr. Wanamaker brought
the postmaster general to the platform,
where he spoke as follows;
Mm is unfortunate who lilt‘allt‘tl on to
apaah after the president, but at such a mo
taunt as this, parting from people who in a sin-
gle night allow so much of hindlinosa and good
fellowship. it Lt not dinicult to any at loin-at our
will] thanks for your most generous wel»
l
l
l
withmoet interest upon a house where a great
-Expom. or all the objects in your city 1 lurked
light had gone out. and felt again the common
narrow at the Manure of Henry tiratly the
man whose life and influence were longer than
Atlanta. The words he spoke and lhwprinci- i
pl“ he “and (or cannot be forgotten. if We
can but learn to know each other and under-
and each other there will be fewer (inferences
that might be supposed. By more fnaulent in.
lurcourseand many and fair consideration of
each other we should me lnnhigher rumor
happiness. 1 with we had mine miner and
could stay longer.
From Georgia, Into Alabama.
BlRMlKunAtl, Ala, April l7.——F.ntenslve
preparations had been made for doing
honor to the president by the timrgia Pit— I
ciflc Railroad company. over which line
the presidential party journeyed From
Atlanta to Birmingham all the, stations
along the line of the road were decorated
with the national colors, and the gigantic
locomotive attached to the train was cow.
and with hunting and had a large portrait
of President Harrison fastened above the
headlight. There were no pain .spztred by
the people of Tallapfiveu, known as the
“Yankee town under a southern mm," to
make the president feel that he was wel-
come. The president made an eloquentl
upeach, and just as the train was leaving
In. Harrison received several bouquets,
and the postmaster of the town presented
Hr. Wanamaker with n polished hickory
cane. shortly after leaving ’l'allupooeu
thetrain purged from Georgia into Alu-
hama.
Nothing was lacking in the completeness
of welcome given by the citizens of Aunts,
ton, Ala. Whistles sounded, bell» rang
and llagn waved everywhere and on all
tides. Half the population of the city were
in and about the station. The president,
atanding bareheaded in a pulsating shower.
delivered an interesting address.
I . J. m A. .
Governor Jones and the members of his
mail, in full regimental», Colonel T. Talli-
farroaud a reception committee of citi-
Iana of Birmingham boarded the train at
Beuryellen, twenty miles from Birming-
ham, and welcomed the prealdent to the
Itate of Alabama.
Thin was the warmest day of the moon
‘ In flmiugham, but It was not warmer
thanthc reception given l’mldent liar-
rhon by the people of the "Mask: City."
Half adoccn miles from llirmlngham fac-
tory and locomotive will-ties began to
laundthelr thrill notes, and hundreda of
other whistles taking up the unto. the
ache became almatt deafening to those on
the train. Along the track also-l tor-
padoca had been placed. and from the time
the outaklrtn of the city were reached on.
tllthe train came to a atandatlll at the
Itatloa there was a succession of nhnrp re-
addul to the paudemoulum. Boom-
uof cannon and shouting from thou-
antlproha‘adehoeflad.) For
ygratefal. lhavereadoftha
mamWWflfifi‘fl
We mutant. and l umber '72.?
E
Illll All. mum
Mymofnearlylflparecuhlo the undue}
than of iron. You have produced threefuurtha
of the wtton crop of the world. and it ital
brought you since the war about nonunion
toonrich your penile; but an yet you are uptu-
ninz in themth onlys per cent. of it. Why
not. with the help we will give you in Blew
England and in the Miami!) it all? wheels.)
Why not. while rupturing armour»! people.
reachontand take a part wehavenothadiu
thewmmerue of the world? il'heera.) I he
liore weamnow tournament-mum in Maori
en- prmperlty and an nplmildiugof our Ameri
can menrhnnt marina. I believe that than
southern port.» that no favorably look out with
infitam to the statue of Collins} and South
America shall yet see our fleets carrying the
American flag and productive! Alabama to the
markets of South America luroat cheering.)
The thppin‘ Subsidy attention.
in all this we are united. We may differ at
tomethods. but if you will [mt-mil. i will give
“you an illustration to about how we have been;
dealing with this shipping question. lcan re ‘
member when no wholesale merchant over
aeuta drummer into the field. lle said tohii?
customers. "Come to my store and buy," but:
competition increased. Enteqmaing merchante ‘,
atarted out men to aemrro customers. and hit
fellow merchant was put to the choice of put!
ting men in the field or go out of businma. It:
mm me that whatever we may think of;
of: parlicy of. aiding steamshipu nine-e every;
other grim nation done it. we must do it or stay
out of the luminous. for we have pretty muchi
concoct. u'heera.)
A militnry and civic purmle had been}
formed to escort the president about the:
principal isll'tmts,ltnll he Went from thu
platform to an open carriuge‘drmvn byE
THE LAND BILL DEBATE
Parnell, Balfour and Morley
Take the Floor.
“OUR MARY'S" MARRIAGE UKHAPPY
A Report That the (trout Actuate In This
and l'aIe-Ithmareh wtn I'rulmlrly Be
Elected. but Must Submit to it [to-
lrallot—jlr‘lffy )Ianlpuria Killed.
bosmx, April 17.——ln the home of com
mons Mr. Morley moved as Imamendmenl
to the fried: laud pureium: bill that no ad-
vances be made under the bill without the
approval of the county council of the din
trict in which the holding was situated.
No objection to the bill, be said, was more
sharply felt than that to the pledging ol
local revenues of the county against the
defhnlt of it few privilegul purchaser!
without the consent of the local nuthori
ties. 'l‘euuntn excluded from the benefit
of the bill were time required to main
5 good the default of favored tenautamnd
without having had a voice in the matter.
All Intolerable Injustice.
So intolerable mm the injustice and at
four oapnriaoned horses, the lenders led by Lindcfemible that he nuderstmnl Mr. Bul-
groorns. With him were UovernorJonee‘
and Mayor Lane. The procession made
the circuit of the cit y, bended by mounted
police. Fully 25,01!) strangers were in the
city. The streets were [nicked with peo
pic, who cheered lmtily as the president
peanut by.
no Khan! the Children.
As the procession rusted the Opera
House the members,“ ntrnveiing opera
company snug "America." and on one of
the principal streets the school children oi
the city \vcrc assembled en whose. As the
carriage containing the president mm puss
"mg the children, two little tots stepped
forward and handed to the president. a
beautifully illuminated midnm from nil
the school children in the city. The presi-
dent was taken by surpriseuud had his
carriage halt. Stepping down in the ground
he kissed L'llL'll of tin: lllllt: ones who made
the presentation. The crowd eln-cnrd and
the children sung "America" as the presi.
dent drove on.
President Harrison then went to a recap
lion given him by the colored citizens at
the Sixteenth Street Baptist church and
responded briefly tonn utidre» of welcome.
After the reception he was driven to the
train, which left for Memphis amid cheep:
of an immense crowd shortly ziltcrzio’clock.
The train arrived at Memphis at 5:30 this
morning.
THEW concern WORLD.
Champs-unlit.» “nun-o Played by the Aa-
mtlttlltru.
At Baltimore
.. ....o u o l I) t t t 24:.
Jollooz l o 1-4
.- ; Athletchl Errors: Ilal
timore. 4'. Athletic, 5. Batteries “Alma
and Robimm. Callihan and hfcliwugh,
At Washington ..
Washington ............ 00000000 6
Boston ............... lozoso-zt‘ru
Hits: Wmhmgtun. 3: Boston. 6. Errors:
Wmhinxton. $0. Bordon. 4. Batteries Miller
and McGuire. lfmldm-k and Faun-ll flame
callml on lv’I‘nun! of darkness
A! Lonim'lllo —
humville ............ 0 it o n I u l u spa
Cincinnati... , ...l I! II 0 2 o u 5 lb:
Elna: imu'urilie. h; \‘aninnnti. 1:; Errors:
brunt—lilo. t. Cincinnati. 5. Butternut: crane
and Vaulzn. Hailey nod ltyun.
At St. Drills“ Nu game ~Raln
Exhibition Guinea.
Al Wunrester—
Wnr-wter.. . I ll 0 D i 0 U ll 2 l— 2
Renal” ..... 0 3 0 o l l o 2 u on:
tins: Wu we tr. 9: Bridal». lLl Ermm:
wtrrt‘r‘nfl-I. 2: Buffalo). Batteries: Tabor and
Bird. llmnlnll and Murphy.
At l’hllmlriphla~
Philadelphia 7; Lebanon, t.
phia. lt: Lebanon. ii Error»: Philadelphia. :5:
Lebanon: Batteries: Fitzgerald and McCaf
trey. Thornton and tiny.
At Brooklyn .
numb-nth lump-dim. 1 lift»: Brook
lyn. ha; Metropolitan. h Elmira: BrmklynJl;
Metmpditan, ill Batteriec: Terry and Kim
low. Barry and :lmyth
nor rfciif'lfiw‘fii‘fwérnnc.
Ill. lane" and I‘ll» luveatigaltug Co.-
amt" luv-ply Attached.
ALBAKY. April lit—There was u but din»
‘ . in the senate over the [mugbliu
mdutlon to permit the mute committee
on canals in make no invmtlgntiun of the
Democratic administration of the canola.
The llt'lmu was almost entirely a political
one. Both sides declare that they will
light the matter out if there in no more
legialatlon thin mien.
During the debate the Democrats laid
him» upon what they said wars the utter
failure of Mr. Faucett'n luveatlxatmg com
lattice to prove anything. Senator lv'atwtt
taunted Democrats with being afraid to
instigate for fear they might hurt their
friends.
Senator Jacobo mortal that Pane“
was pushing leglelation in the lutemta of
a law hrtn In Sew York city. Hlxty thon-
tand dollars was tpcut for an intestine
tlon. he raid. and the Democratic admin»
tratlon of New York had been vindicated.
Senator Roench wanted to know why the
Innate committee «topped at the polka! do
parttnent, and united if the Republican
mention feared to injure their friend» in
the department. Far-cu raid tint the
majority of the police omceru were Demo
crate. This Roach denied. Thmughalm
Ira-rim the mate finally adjourned.
rare. In- Killed.
Bit-mums. April lit-«Three men were
killed and two seriously lulurcd in an acct
dent on the Maryland Central railroad
near Pallatoo. lid. A northbound freight
train. muleupof thirteen can and three
engines. was creasing the "Overshot” tree
tic when the trestle coll-peed, praclpltat
in; two oftbe mglauaudall the emulate
the ttrcam below. Four of the crew jump
. (ll-t: other! Julia
“its. l’hiladel
umm lira
Renata
'afwhteatr
four to consent to the prom“! amend
ment, which would remove the peril ol
making tenants direct creditors of tin
state. and diminish the rink of repudiation
by protecting the tenants nguiusst the land
lords‘ rm-rc‘iun. nnd obviate the ditllcultiee
of mlmlnistmtiou.
A Great Mistake.
Mr. Morley said the objection to delay
pending the creation of councils. confirmed
his belief that the government had no real
intent tuintrotiuec n limalgovcrnment bill.
The gnu-roman: was making the greatest
lull-{like fur tln-mwlves or their successors
and involving tln-muelvea in usemvf troub
lcs forthr- «ultr- of avoiding prewut ditli
cuitien. by placing laud purcbnwlwfnn
local government. and by liyllilllt‘t‘étllilfl
the revenue.» on which it sneer-salt“ lwczi!
govcrmnent drpemled,
llulfuur “Ta-lira the floor.
Mr. Balfour. in reply, insinuutrd that
Mr. Hurley‘s address wmi nu electiouwriug
speak llis Sllgflhlt'll llltkllllt‘llllnu tended
to nmim but not to destroy the. hill. and
could lr- applicable only in extreme «mes.
.‘tlr, llulfuur denied that the rtnwptunt‘e of
tin-amendment “'lllllll provide any addl
titlnnl eu-urity against repudiation.
Mr. I'arnrll'rr speech.
Mr. Parnell agreed to the principle :ulvo
cult-d by Mr. Morley, hut lu- objected h.
unitim: for local government in lu‘ eslnlr
ll‘l.t‘|l in Ireland fl tut-s llllrlfi'lll-lllll‘, lltltl
lmnm‘ til‘lld gull inn-r ft'fll'n bg. muting.
but tin-3; Were :mximn for u nilvlnnce ti
:mmc rxlcnt uf fllr,’ burden of judicial
route. Therefore he m-Imuie-i the land
pun'llfh‘t- bill. if the Liberal-i “are victor
ion» in the genomic-indium. :h be aflxvpu-‘nl
they intended to be ~~ «lmiglitrr» the}
would not be likely tolmrry lnpruninft
local government in Irv-land, whltltlhe)
ind always prumlhwl fur the hot tvventy
five years; and n renewal proixiiu- of that
kind was um-ulll-rient illtllll‘t‘lln‘llf to delay
the settlement of the land rim-«mu. lt'ou
a-crv all “m; chem. .‘
hlr. l'amcll’a Amendment.
llr- prvl‘MN-tl to amend Mr. Marley's mo
tion by it tluusemnkmg it opt-rotive'vvhen
cvcr it local government bill should be
paused. ’l'hv Lilwml policy of ”mowing
the bill W:l.~ it (also policy. 'l'lwy ought ft
Welcomi- t'thl :t partial facilitating of the
solution of tho dillimlt lruul problem.
which would nmtil them “but they're
turned to power, if tlml mlulinn could in
prm’uretl by the nu'rptuure of removable
auwmlim-nts removing the objection-t of
the ll’l‘ll inemlwra
"nor Mary" Not a ”other.
l.n.\'fm\‘, April H. ”A letter (mm lire.
George l-Dlwnnlm to her lllhimnd. the man»
ngcrnf lb.~ finitely limiter. i-s n‘smm‘lhlc
forthcnmlement that Mm. Antonioxu
vnrm. m-c llitry Audrrwn, haul lrm'unm a
mull-.er. Asthescxof the child menial
lltt-ltliunml. n rctmrter went to [tourne-
mouth tutiml out that importnnt detail.
(in bits nrrivnl he forum! that the whole
awry was untrue.
Iler Married “to l‘uhappy.
The Nan-arms had just left the Monopole
hotel, M which they bod been staying for
four month». The h'purtt'f sow aoveral
[ample belonging to the hotel who nllrged
that Mary Audi-reun’u married life has
been very unhappy, Since the marriage
the Numrrm hart- lived in great retire—
ment.
The married pun pm-timl wrote emn~
omyduring their clay. and “lint llnry”
ha» been ill all the time with a physician
in constant attendance. Hence the rumor
which Mrs. “warden went rollerbuaband.
The gm! :tctrmt in alleged to have two
very nwlnnelmly and unhappy. and Mr.
Navarro very mom. llcr religions,-
munin in Mill ntrong Ilptill her. Priest.
and mitten of various unit-re frequented
the hotel and were the only vlaitom ever
received by Mm Navarro. She shunned
all other cmnpmty. even refuting was
her oldest friends. The formerly la'autlfnl
actrrm is now a perfwt wreck, thin and
pale as a shot.
Bruits. April lt.«~'l’he result» of the
“mumundc election to far a ascertained
leave no doubt that if Bismarck in not re
turned on the first poll he will beelcctad
at the next. This in to much of a dluap
polotmeut to the taller and his cabinet at
to the «Mallets. and everything in being
done to hurry forward the Austmticrman
commercial treaty, to which it lauppro
hum-led Bismarck would otter medal
oppodtim in the relchatag. Prince Bla-
tnarch’e borne in Berlin in now nearly
ready for occupation, although It in rtated
that he will not take up a “wall roil-
deuce in the capital. but will visit Berlin
whoever dream mean to call for
Mt public appearance.
neat-a a, tan amt-a.
Emma. April l7.“A Rangoon «lb
melt lit-tea that Captalu Pro-grate, who
wreceatly reported to have retained
lieutenant Grant at fort Thobal. hall had
abattta with a force of I!) Ianlpurlu.
w Captain More defeated tin my, :3”
hit mounted infantry pursuing them after
their repulse. lofty of the lit-alpaca
:m htllcd..'f'be Mtflh lea! none in
:- tuva: rut-tomb latter.
ammo: A 11'.th nutter:
helium mm or in-
lung's?”
COMM ‘
; lsrmxcne none Hoesrut.
Bail the opt-mun Soon to II! Gal-lag!
. livery Day.
SAYIVWIMLE, l'a, April li.-—'l'be striker-
: in themlze region are much encouraged.
l A large emu of relief money has beam to»
leeived from Col-imbue. James Melinda,
‘ anaemia-r of the diatrlct exwutive com-
mittee. it bury dietributing the money
where rum: needed. The atrilto Ionian.
nmintain n bold from, but. the.’ ‘
shipments show thnt the otnrators are
gradually training. The Frick dolnpuny
shipgu-d momma of coke yeatcrtla'y and re-
port additions to their forces at all plan"
excupt Morewood.
The Calumet nod Whitney worka were
‘ fired up yesterday, and by means of the
newly imlmrtcd on ltalluua the manager!
35pm“ to be running full today. lilacs
meetings of slrikcre were held atauum-
her of places lznst night and the nlrikcnan
making renewed t-llorts to have the men
at work rejoin their make. Deputies are
tmrtniiug the Summit works in nnicipa—
tion of n raid. A few strikers' families
were evicted at Summit. Morgana on»! lati-
eenring. Several hundred notices have
been served at various plmrvs and whole
sale evictions are threatened.
To With-Ira- tho Troupe.
Morn l’l.r:.\~..\st, l’n, April ll.—-The
Tenth regiment inns berm ordered to leave
hen- todoy. firm! anxiety ix fell lit-caller
of the lhlclllgl'm'r. A protest. has been
made by hundreds in Hill" wetluu. who
consider that thin more will lwfnllonui
lill.‘>tll;\h-ly by :tuv-neml upriniug of the
when. it '15 thought that timernor Pa:—
tison has been led to believe that the pub
he reports are wrong and to rely upon the
llfllt'l.ll military rcw’wrtn The newapnper
men lime nilllgiwl more with flu- Hillier:
thnu thr- military Uiflt’t’rzl, and tll‘t'l.th‘ that
thereinnfecling of revenge and [rat‘slun
which is only awaiting the milling. '~ \vlth-
drrmatl to bred; not.
Manager lirennen, of the McClure mum.
puny, received a telegram at iii»_-itlir'e in
Scoudrtlt- from General Wiley announcing
that the troops Were ordered in. He lnr
nmliotely tr-leamplml the governor a pro
l- t. in which be wild the condition of
ulluiru did not wurmnt the move.
and I‘llligzrt in tin» hope that the order from
llwgnwrrmr it ill In: nenmled.
haulers any that there Will be no trouble-Ia
.1 result of the withdrawal of the troop.
Sumt- of them any that [buy would have
preferred a longer stay of the soldiem
A sheriff Roughly llandlctl.
l'xmxrowx. l'n. April ll—r'heritf lit-
Curlnlcls started out on his eviction tour
yesterday and was blur-elf evicted be
fore bi~ tank um completed. lie met with
no trouble in pulling out six furniliesut
liornnm. but Hi the Trotter works in at-
trmptxng to mm the family of le.
Slrmhm'li. a «chant I'ulilu Icl'. llc lili'f
with .'t inc-[y ru. "i“: on
A crowd Hf ~tnl.rrv kept the deputies
from entering Strum.» ll'.‘ homuntvhlle the
hllrrlflllllll'lt'lf mu met in the lumw by
leatu-mh'n Mfr nnd five other women,
vvhn rimmed r'ii bun furiuu-‘iy, 'l'hey threw
but water and but Will?“ t'll. him and tin-n
plh‘llt‘ll him out through the door Tin-y
were armed uith new ave-e and mining
pirkmund would lutvc hailed the sheaf!
hm! he peremrzl
THE news In BRIEF.
(unlimited Telegrams Gathered at Ban-
dulu from Various l’lnrra
The executors of the “ill of the inn-
l‘rince XitpuleXt have [rtrsrnlt'il u forum!
mine»! to the French government for per
nil-mun to litter the h‘llllllns uf the prmcc
nt Aland". the mplml of Cordon, where
Napoleon I Wm burn.
l-ix .‘lllllhlri’ Fmteriu mill to lure coir
t‘llhlt‘tl it treaty Willi Spain on the lutsls of
the m-iprwity Illituwr uf the McKinley
turtfl bill.
\"lnner'st luveatmrnt cmnpnny. of Knu-
ea» t‘lLv. has made no swiunmem. [is
pnuidrnl was ll llnxtncutl lilt‘h-tll’.
"roman .leffemm. the fmnoua trotting
our fun. in such ltt Hartford. (fund. and
will probably die. He 'h ”3% your“ old,
lint». \'. titrrrtt, n wealthy retired mob
chum n! Wat t'htwh-r. l’it, \vlule inbor-
‘tnu under a lit of temporary Insanity, abut
and killnl himself.
w
The (‘nmpulaory Volt-g lllll.
AIJIANY. April l7.~'l‘hc senate commit-
tee on wound low-t have a hearing on Mr.
Elliurmm's bill mmpelling qualified elect-
or» to vote at all t-lwtinm, Mr. P. W.
ilolls, of New York. appeared tbsp-tilt for
the bill lie sold that voting wan not only
a privilege lmt nlmuid be made a duty by
the Mole lmmmrit man a duty owed to
the .nmple. If pimple. were «role» of their
voting their the object of right of fran-
ch‘m wan defeated and voting might be
slum» away with. The pwph- who net;-
lt-cted to vote when their votes were need
ed were not the pom" elm but the very
beat chm of Vulm the people whose
vote: would elect the beat clam: of candl-
dntm The vote of any city or etate wnn
Ill‘Vt‘flllll in full. The wage of the bill
mould bring out the intelligent rote. The
bill Would tend to Inert-awe the intelligence
of politil'a.
A Novel lawn“ Decided.
llvrram. April tin-A novel can has
been decided by the court of appeals. Wilt
lam l-L story. a former resident of thin city.
on March a), 1w. agreed togtte his nephew
and harmonise. who lived in (lulu. N. ti.
05,000“ he would not awoke. drluhor saut-
ble until he Mame twenty-one yum old.
The young man claimed the money on Jan.
OI, 13m The uncle aekmlalgnl than»
dehtedncao. but raid he Mind to hold the
money on interest as trustee until more
future day. mm was agreed to and the
money mutual in the bands of the uncle
mflofappeallh- reverend M
mm and aunalaudtheludmt.
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horror. A its-«flake Bathtub: I.
Talbot. of Haiti but formerly of
thin city, coat name: My
cheating hlmlf through the head at
min thkelty. nomination
theflyeaburtat-feramphotmh
an untreated the stimuli;
dupe-deal our aim
aaltttla In attributed to that ran-a. lie
midymu‘nuaoldandmdm
fluinetlou in milieu. he want
mouth-r of the Ancient and
Wit-pear.
ilwrylnnly in this marlin" dn'nvlw tonight I
The labor ll
lupussmus‘"
I4 Saint Main Street,
. SOUTH NORWALK.
. com To! K BROTHE
Masonic Building,
. NORWALK.
FURNITURE
fl HEAT BARG AINS.
David ,étow,
51th Main meet, l‘on’tnln.
, Graduate Optician
IlliMEll «i. llllYT'S,
ll llorth Main Street.
“la-4M?! titted mull cuntplimted cam. t‘orn'
pound lien-11o ground from prescription or!
piece of old More. Hntiafwtiun moronic-ed.
.‘u charge for touring use».
a EIIMATISM
To an; auflcrer I will mat free us: page rm
howl: h tells. what ithumnthmremly to in all
Inform-Joe cannot the pain attending ll, and
how to obtain AKWWAYJNW and inexpensive
cure. Address
F. w KIMBALL,
! LIME)” BUILDING.
» nlon Square, NEW roux.
mil in:
SIMULATED ‘I
'Tlllllflllfl
AND SULPHUR.
The Hurt calm Fertilizer Known for
Lawns. (indent, Pinata. lhrubtfliner. etc.
an admin. and deal m mum roman sad:
caa he looked any lime in tho m. Monmouth:
co arter tun. thus fungi-l lag our-adua
.‘oad forthehmta m Samoan-null"
where thin in liberally wad. hut-him: data such a
M saw-a color at a Bit“ 'KfiII-llll. II
will WI) flour: thrifty. Arman handfulta a Nil will
marten-tooth winter: and a large crop
i: ll. SilllllEVAll . ""7"“
(30".
split-1v.
$500 Reward.
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n he! Hm u of ll 2.: mini N
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[land at .‘wru Ant. hi roots l1. 14*! fl? 3m
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7 th' Arr: ll
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W. E. STUROES. Weatporl.
Villlll IllllllME Aflfllllllll
. ourm TO BE MATERIAL“ InanuEn
By judicious purchasing of Dry (-lumds this: Wm'k. Why? Be-
causv looking at the particular factor which brings about final
results. it is mlfwvidcnt that our wives are the very lowest. and
to prove this we quot.- you the following.
SPRING FABRICS
THAT Alli Billlw BUST Ill Elilll lISllllllE ll
M. S. SMITH’S
__ ”’7 -1.
We want to reduce our inunenso stock. and big sales are ex—
pcl'lt‘tl. This isu chum-e fornll to secure gmuls for the running
smsuu sit on unquestionably low figure. You can go through our
stock and select your choir.- zunl in no wise will the prim Inllt'll
the real value.
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ATTENTION
IS ('ALLED 'l‘ll UUR lllllENSE ST! lt'K Ulv'
HBSIERY and llllllEllWElB
”or line vspm'iully in Children's Hosiery. Gray Mixed Rihlu-d
goods regularly sold at 1.3V per pair. this Week 51' per pair. .\l.~n
our line uf
DRESS GIHGHAMS, CHALUES, BATISTES, LAWNS.
SEEHSUCKEBS MD SATEENS.
l
l
0U R STOCK OF
Dress ::: Goods
Was never more complete.
l'ull and am- what a beautiful tllhpllll‘ Wt‘ tm- lllillilll: this Work in .-
PARASOLS.
ASK 'l‘u SEE nl’lt
25 CENT CORSET.
Also any other makes ..f ('orwt-s that mm tlt'nlf‘itlllt‘.
lients’ French Flannel Shine
We will upon on Suttmloy. April lh‘. in addition hr mtr_pn-~.~ut'
Muck. a complete variety of new styles. conmtmgpf Stripes llllIl
l’hids. flinging in price from 50c to $3.2"; each. \\ c lmw lmughl
the above at u very low figurcimd We mlend to Hell tlu-m Mllltlll)‘
no l'llt'llp.
M... .m ”MM.‘
Bargains Still Continue.
We have lmllght the largest Mock of Hiding Flavour-lei in :H'lripw
and l’lmcls. which We also think are very lllll‘ilt'lll‘t‘. l’ncm {In
followu: from 9‘0 lo 750 per yard.
Wan—ma
lllllTllEll If” “F REIIIITS 0F lllBBllllS.
Just received from No. 7 to ill. Plain and Ponce. for the n-r yard
9 -
muslin Underwear.
(if "which We have carried an ertcnnit’e filll‘k all through the new
con. have juet received a new no ply and would offer to the, PM"
pie gm tor bargains than ever be We.
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Dibble 8t. Bumstock’s.
VERMONT '
Seedl’olatoes
wmIE son.
Billlll 0F H‘Etnuu.
Elllll nun
Dibble 81. Bomstock.
Spring Styles
HATS
LV :\l.l. GRADE." .inl ('ULURS 0P
iSlillandSoftflelSSilkflals
Buy“. Hut: and Form. l'r:;.~h Hats for Men and .
Bop. Suzria >otl. Hats for )lr-u a!
KNAPP’S,
9l Washington St.
PanicularlttentionPaidtoFixing,
cleaning and Ironing Silk flats.
Wall Papers?!~
spnlutjuis‘iles.
L7..l1l‘~."l.‘9 the
of Bill'-
. “is u r'n- u-t‘r
moon Rolls of New Patterns
Full Till: >l'ill.\"l TRADE.
A line of Bills-at zit—and 25 cents
i’l: ll [N Pl 'lllJ". HULL.
.\ full l.:.r of )llvml Paints. l'onrh Color»
and Vitfllhlmx t'rm hrl‘f‘w npur t'umprrdtk)h.
llfu‘!l~‘-. ANN: Morn-4b. Bomber?! iiard
\\':u (ur liar-i mull Flour». and furniture.
PAINTING.
Paper Hanginmgwaull calcinining.
L. H. Decker,
:9 \t‘mluzxcm. «wet Sm, Sol-walk.
J. 0. JENNINGS,"
Paper Hangewalciminev, Painter
.tn‘l drain {it
Will PAPER lllll BfllllllllS.
~l .‘Mnix llam .xm-r. so. Snra‘nlk.
aonzplr lumk-t of full lure Lllrul “VI“ of
Pawn. itmlnnmsl tvlll Mouldingn taxis to
twain-a for mun-i fI-m. nll rwure it) pintul.
ta: :9 [Montreal lmrhll» cum.
Gilli), SILVER. NICKEL.
Ari-l all kind; of "Hillard
PLATI N G
Dum- M
49 Water Steel. South lomll.
.timhmr plate-Hour. A firm" tin mallow
A ”("1Il5ll’ lnudv of Table \\ are. firilltahllm‘
am La: vlurrmc all bowl-- of Mum mark.
I Modeller» llnnglux Lum- .-. l'umll. mick
'awg. do. mma. l’M-vh. lav! k- and ling
llnuurlngtlntlr.
Wort Done at Short Iotlct Ill
Satisfaction 80mm“.
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The «Mm mamfmtum at My '
am offer:- 5!!le work for nir- la Iva
on! at loud Mall“ Mt; ll!»
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FRANK BOYLSTON
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Norwalk Chronicler