selected withtpeelalcmandtheecemadeoi
well durable materiel that you will have no trouble
in getting two Waste! them instead of one.
All a matter of feet they are a triumph of the cloth-
1er art. We have never seed anything equal to
them, either in design, style or finish. As to the
_. ”Animation 0.! price, there loo surprise in store for you.
The fabrics are light but, light as they are, the
prices are mere ientherweights in comparison.
BDMSTBBK Hills,
I4 sum IIIIII smut IIIsIIIIIc BUILDING,
sown IIIIIIIIIIII. . IIIIIIIIIIIL -
Phage. ‘ gaepadegverytime.IWesweutyoer
confidence» stillneyour‘mretomaudwe’ll eeeto
itthatyougotonodeqmmtumiorbothr, ‘
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We 3%“ WW“ IISIIIIIII IlIII sum. mm more.
. “ ' sum IIIImuL IIIIIImuI
I
ms rhesus-r sorbet
llavia [tea-m to have a flaw fart
llolel.
Nair Your, Juno 1|).er Dunn, the
Marco in the Slurin-Kilraiu glove light,
tendered his formal decision but night.
He awarde the light to Slavic, but declarm
Ithat‘ltilrain was not knochodout. Beta
thatthsepteetwcplduotlastteurcnnda
summons“:
Boston's Pride wants a Meet-
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Peat MOSS .
STABLE BEDDING.
('lenn, Ecdnonxicnl. Healthful, at
IIIII THE cosr III smw. ‘
"‘m‘e‘” ease” nirvana; '
laticaal Lang-a aanl Armiatloa (7h..-
piurvelrip (lanes.
Kh’rwlllul Will.
GOUGH
mmmsmzuosroruosm DON‘T DELAY
At Pillsbury-
Plttaburg. ..l 0
the W. or. charlee Edna.
up w ra- um..." I- veer
we apt-emu. a Win Grad-ate
”any" it... some; Dakota-
I. wedding inNcherhiulnany
duwaathetefnieefilaineeoodalmbe
rhown pastes, to Dr. Charles w.
H ‘ afullbloodadfiiouxlndian.
Haste or medium height. “mix“ "I"
“a, with all the racial peculiarities o!
& peoplelu' hie leatures. Iliaeyes are
glitteringhisfaccsudnoseare
cheek bones are verypro
t he looked as proud and
anywhite manconld havedonc
walked down the aisle of the
, Mummumwnclmn
et‘ua Isrvicee with his pretty. refined
whilewifcathieeide.
J , their neurons, was rte-eerie.
, ,flcetoryotthieconrtahipiaaromantic
.a. Bridyiolditlathiazltbontfiveyeara
, ( . ’ ago Elaine Good-
among the, Berk-
shire hills, and
written poetry.
went out to the
among the In—
' lien she
met Dr. Eastman,
who is the govern-
ment medical inspector at Pine Ridge
W,Induowshchasmarrlcd him. It
h‘t quite like marrying one of the abor-
flno, however, for Dr. Eastman is a
splendid specimen of the Indian race.
A ran-us Dart-oath Athleta.
Bciaabout thirty years oldandwaa
padualcdwith honors at Dartmouth, in
awedthofactthathewaecaptain of the
football team anda goodall roundathlcto.
lieL afterward studied medicine and met
- IbGoodalo. That is his story.
aside race prejudice, there is no
’aa-cawhylliseGoodale shonldnotm
aSlonx Indian if she wishes to and if
gathinks him worthy of her, and even
tahingracsprejudiee into account,ifthc
lndiauaby right of priority are not the
arbtocrate of this Continent, then who
are! Theywerehere long beforetbetil).
Dr. lastmnn’s tribal name is Ohyiesa,
which appropriately enough means The
,‘M.
. . n. latch Waa Opposed.
‘Ihematchiseaidtohave been opposed
2-“th very strenuously by the rela-
x , um ofthe bride, but Mira
Male met all opposition with stnct and
”of argument that bellied and
hallyquletcdall nationals-anon
Bwaaremarkcd bythcspcctatorsaatha
hrhlearid bridegroom passed out of the
diurch hat, while each looked intensely
hppy,thehappineuon the hridegroom'a
face was triumphant, while that of the
hrldawudeiiant.
Bloated Mn. Eastman left for Boston
“night, where alargercceptio’n will be
glintotbcm bylira lastman's friends.
Mathis they go directly to their
WhSonth Dakota, whereabouee for
th-ahnowbuihilng
warsamongthegueete.
”annual-“almanac.
DIMJIIncla—The National Am
a...“ “& “w“. ‘6’“ “w“.fi
‘ at lusting y .11: ll
dlewYothnreferancc tocetabllahing
afillrof life insurance in Chicago out»
He indoreed the action of the
“entire committee in
calling out the seconds that clawed when
Kllrniu was down in the ninth round. lie
considers himself equally at fault in not
seeing how quickly Kilruin got up. He
explains the fact that his back was toward
Kilrain by saying that he felt it his duty,
on account oi Slavin’s method of lighting,
to watch the Australian to prevent him
from fouling. Dunn statea that Slavlu
always showed a desire to go in and slug
Kllraih the instant he arose horn a knock-
down. The referee puts himself on record
as being ogainst such tactics, and says he
would have decided against Slavln had he
committed that act in the ninth round.
Kilruin and Muldoon received theirtz,
“of the 310.0001”: evening. The other
side will get. their “,5!” today. During
the evening, in the st. Jan's hotel, Slnvin
and Mitchell, who seemed to have been
drinking, made a good deal of noise, and
intimated in a roundabout way to Dunn
that he had been afraid todecide that Kil-
rain was knocked out because his(Duun'a)
friends had bet against that result. Dunn
told Slavic thathe ought to be ashamed
oi himself for speaking in that style. and
finally called him a brute. Slavin was re-
quested to leave the hotel. which he did.
TRAHPS SHOOT A BOY.
Angry Because Ila Would Not (live The.
, Illa “cribs.
Moo." Central. Pu, June 19.—0oe of
the most fiendish deeds ever committed in
this part of the country has just occurred
here. John Salado. a sixteen-yearn“ boy,
was going home with some cherries yuter
day when he was met not far from his
brother’s Incidence by two burly tramps.
The lawless ’ ‘ ‘ ’ some of
the cherries, but Salado refused to surren-
der them. The trio then engaged in a war
of words, during which the trumps fatally
shot the boy.
The Marksman at Rome.
Rout, N. Y., June l9.-—In the sixthfleni.
at the state shoot there was mm prizes
divided. Straight scores of 15 were made
by Crosby, McMurchy and O’Connor.
Scores of it by Courtney. Stewart, A. S.
11.. Curr, Masher, Buck, Budge, Stewart,
Kelsey, Brisket-oil“, Hammond and Book-
way. in events 1, 2, 3, t, 5 and 8, Crosby,
of Bntuviu, mode the best average soon,
in out of 95, and won the diamond badge
valued at $150, donated by Rome. Mc-
Murchy, of Symon-w. music the next best
uVr-rozs- -t,'t'1‘\'. The mutual fur the Ilmn
Richmond trophy this attcruoon pmmiws
to be very exciting. The trophy is valued
at 81,150.
Williams May liceognlu CIiIl’a'luaurg-nta
lloxnox, June lit—A Berlin dispatch
says that the report that the kuieer has
decided to recognise the Chilton insur-
gentsis premature. The question turns
on the probable enact of such recognition
on Gerrneny‘s commercial relations with
Chili. It is said that but for the irrecon—
cilable attitude of France, Germany and
England would recognize the insurgent
cause. As it is, should Germany and Eng‘
land take such a step and France hold on,
the Balmaecdlste, in the event of their suc-
ccm, would give French mercantile inter.
eats a decided advantage over those of
other European countries.
Decoyed and Ballad.
N" You, June lD.-—Auguata Using",
a Gem-n girl whohas been in this coun-
try but eight months, claims to have been
docoycdto North Milford, Conn. under
promise of employment, assaulted by an
own man at a desolate point on a
cuntry road and left pennlleas, to dud her
way back to this city. Augusta is but
eighteen years of age. She came from
,eoosigned by loving parents to
thecareofAnguat lllldchof andhiswife,
of this city.
a rearrany rate! ole-errant.
Cm or Marlee, June lt—A cloudburat
killed at least twenty-three people and
many mules. basilica doing great damage
toproperty in San Lula Polo-i yesterday.
The water descended in almost a solid
mass, and when the clouds had passed it
was found that many houses had been
away. The latest reports place
the number of beaks recovered at twenty-
thrse. So far thirty more pumice are
known tehavs been hurt.
Pauper Immigrant last Return.
Weenmoror. June w.——Aselstunt Secre-
tery Nettleten heedlrected the return to
Regen, Bavarh, of John mama. apau
immigrant who arrived to this country
Jan. it, not. Brains made his way to
Milwaukee. Wla, where he been a pub-
Bre-ewaeapubllecbargein Bia
Inch-res
thecltyofltcgen for dveyeeraandhle
pa-egeweepaidbythelocal authorities
alleges.
he Telegraph»- wm Animate.
Dr. Lucia, June Ito—At the convention
of the Order-of Railway Telegra -
fiscal-Ilene: wu- aura. a“.
ll"? uncluu'l'he
new Ycrhml‘t'acht club mmw‘lrauh
3 as: not also re but the
lode-a, . ’enew boat.
herself spenderftanud‘ahowedthat can
#1 in anyweather. aha eavlly won in
Ida-,bealingbw nearest competitor,
ermula Thawtauers lath
cheese were the Write sad
The In. yellow'a l'l’lalda Ara Randy to
[lash "his and Think llc Wlll Easily
Achieve the conquest of Australia.
John L'- Telegram to Wahely.
NEW You, June 19.—~Ae the following
telegram uill show. the grant John. L.
Sullivan his decided to attempt the con-
quest of Australia.
Blur Joan. Cal. June is.
To Jam‘s \Vahn‘y, New York;
Hahn.- crotch for we meet Slavic for ten
mumla winner to tithe all the purse undon
We hart of 5195!!) a side.
Jena 1.. Serums.
Sullivan can no longer-suffer the humilia-
tion of seeing the colorsof foreign pngiliata
waved aloft on his native soiL As the
above telegram indicates, he has authors
izcd Janice \Vnkcly. of this city, and
Charles Johnson, of Brooklyn, two of his
former truckers. to match him against
Slavic. the Austmlian. The conditions he
names call for ten rounds, Queensbcrry
rules, “0,1110 a side in stakes, winner to
take all and the match to be contested ho
tom the athletic club which odors the
largest purse.
Slant. “1" Auroral.
Slnvin will probably accept. no prom-
ises to return from England in three
mouth-I, and the champion by that time
will have concluded his Australian en—
gagement and will be ready to salute
training.
I'laay Would Have Been [lo-vibrato».
Of all the men who saw the contest be-
tween Slavic and Kilrnin on ’l‘ucsdny
night none watched it with greats-r inter»
cstthanslid James Wuhely and Cliurles
' L ‘ . who furnished Ii good part of
Sullivan's SUM“) stake in his fight with
Kilruin at liiclllrurg. They are both good
judges of the sport and on: convince-d that
had Sullivan been in the Ihiltinmrcun's
place there would have been thrm- heuri—
brnhen messengers on one of the big occur:
steamers which will sail for Europe on
Satunlayal‘rank Slaviu, Charley Mitchell
and George Washington Moore.
3 u “iii no a (treat Battle.
If this proposition meets with fever in
the eyesof Sinvin the match, which will
be the most imymrtnut pngilisiic event in
the history of the ring, can be made at
once. Slurin will sail for England [omen
row. Sullivan will leave San Francisco
for Australia on June “.5. Both mu depart
from this country nmtchal to bottle for
the world's l'lllllllllil‘illHEilll and the l sue-It
amount of money H'r-r {might for in this
or any other country. \"ukoly and John-
ston will meet the big Australian at any
hour the latter may home today or to-
morrow in post :i forfeit. and Sign pm
Ilmlnary urticlks.
“When i tellyuu that l mu authorised
to make :1 match tor SuilIvnn,” said Jim
Wnkcly but lllulii, "l um um mixing for
the fun of it. The last "‘0th John said to
me an we shook hands in Still Form-Loco a
few «(who «go Were these;
What llostnn’a Pride said.
“ ‘Jlrn. l have made up my mind to fight
once more. If Sinvin whips Kilrniu rind is
not dcfcutml by Jackram or Corbett before
I return from Australia. i want you and
Johnston to back me against him. Will
you do it?‘
"‘lilucher.’ Mid l—that's my pet name
for Sullivnuu‘you are the greatest lighter
the world ever saw. Aside from that, you
are my friend and Johnston's friend. We
will back you against any man living for
any amount or money."
""l'hat's alllvrnnt to hear, Jim,’ the
big fellow said. ’1 intend to take good care
of myself, and it Sluvin will meet me on
myreturn from Australia, 1'" give you
and Johnston a run for your money.‘
“Now, then," continued “'akely, "the
only conditions upon which l shall insist
if Slavin desires to make a match are that
Queensbcrry rules shall govern and that
the contest shall take place More the
athletic club «stirring the largest purse. I
fancy that the California Athletic club
will be willing to oiler a greater incentive
than any other organization in the coho-
try. If not their the contrast will solo
How Orleans or to one of the clubs in this
vicinity."
Bo 'I'lelllta aloha I. Will Wla.
“You appear to be pretty confident that
Sullivan has enough left in him to beat
Slavin. Don't you believe that Slavic is a
remarkable lighter!"
“l cenulnly do," responded the Puritan
club man. ”Slavln in the gmlmt fighter
lhave ever seen, bar Sullivan. Just im-
par aglne what the result would have been ll
Sullivan had landed on Bievln as often as
Kilraln did in the tint two round». The
light would have been over-then and there.
vin is just the style of lighter that
Sullivan lites lie is not a boxer. but
sells right in to win or Ices in a hurry.”
W
lacy War-alps far llehrtag lea.
m Mitotic“. June lO.-—«’l‘he Alert and
Holden have called for Behring era to
carry out the recent international scaling
agreement. Every Vessel encountered is
tolls warned away, and a memorandum
oftbeplaceauddate is to be entered in
thecutter'slogbooh. intravenous-pin
caught ecallngehe will he Idler]. There
are new air vessels either in or en route
lerflshrlugsee. murm- will follow
shortly with the latest order-a
a. Aspiring Ilayellee alarm
Armenia om, June la—llamlltcu
’l‘uraer. the eighmwyeaoold son of a
mine» lumberdealerof this city, has
taken to M landing tuawaittrial
on the of urging his father's name
to select fifteen dollars The
warmed to defray his sap“ In last
wasa'eceuturyliltnlaekhraa.
Jean r. atria-ea heal.
Forename, It. Y.,Juae lemma 1'.
W theheail or the line
AlllllCAl munch.
At Cineinoatk
unclthl.....l ll ll 0 0 0 0 0 :—
8Lhmia.....,.2 :l 0 l l) I) ll 0 il—
Ii“Bauer-ice: buyer and Kelly, fitivctte and
lo.
I
At Louis-vii»
lmisvillo., 00300000 ..
Columbus, . ii i) ll 0 | l 0
Bullet“ Kim” and Downs. Be" a
£351le MIATK’X.
IL
..I 0 0 0 "0 till lL-l
.IIOOOSL'IlIixA-b
:oughlin and Myers, lint-r
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Items of Interest Carefully Edltrd and
Condensed.
The compulsory ulucntion bill. passed
just previous to the :nljuurnmcntof the
Pennsylvania legislature, wits vetoed by
Governor l’nttisou.
At 'l‘reutun Receiver Bmwn has filed an
inwutory of the assets and liabilities of
the Star Rubber company. Thi- twins are
pineal at thofiifi. and the dirfict and con:
tinge-m. liabilities ut hick-ill.
Rev. Howard MucQucary's counsel will
seek a new trial.
Pinkeye line broken out among the lluf-
fulo horses. About in hundred cases are
reported.
Governor Russell has nominated Elijah
l
colleen! is "first class“
department in chu
TAKE
THE T l‘
9 0
9900000
SEW“
ea
lleat any Mia lees.
gains .51.?“ I... a”
llifllllllv BflilliSS CCllEGE
STAMFORD. CONN.
flPEll Tilllllllill EllTlllE SUMMER.
A prnrilcnl, Business ’l‘rnim‘ r Stinks! for
hothsexr-s. Sludeute entering dunu ' tlw spring
can be fitted to llll resinous in t m nummu.
Every business branr taught thoroughly. The
in equipment, and only
rgs of competent instruc-
ore. Send forcalaloguc. Address.
PresidentflsrrillBusinessCollege
STAMFORD. CONN.
KEEPS
BALSIIM
RE
ahead“
SOUTH NOBWALK. '
DO YOU KNOW
That our system of fair dealing
and doing right has been carefully
and judiciously nursed and the re-
sult shows that we have not labor-
ed in vain, therefore when we make
an announcement it is accepted as
a legitimate one and brings us re-
turns accordingly. For instance, if
you could have witnessed the rush
we. have had the past week for
Ladies’andChildren’SRibbedVests.
Hosiery, Silk Mitts, Ladies’ Shirt
Burr Moynanl. of Springfield, Mum. for
judge of the superior court, \icu Judge
Barker, pl'vllluhril.
in the minds of runny Supt-millions peo-
plc the recon: Ilvnlh of the chrummergnu
Judas in eigIIiliI-Imt.
While lymg asleep on the railroad track
at Whitney‘s l‘uinl, S. Y., ‘l‘Immua Hoa-
Iucr, of Lisle, mm killul.
Signor (Torte. the Luv: ltnhuu consul at
New Urleilli‘, ll..§ prepare-l n report on the
lynching allow in that city in which he
affirms that the victims belonged to no
particulnr anxiety, but were unordered
simply because they were llnliune and
were competing with the with“! laborers
Jacob Seller-1e mu hanged m, Bridgeport,
Conn, June :5 for the murder of Constable
Dru. her three yours-I ago. ‘
.\t .1 ludlon {IM‘rllRlOl'l from Paris the
Innumut Io~t his bnlnnm and fell to the
ground. rrwin’ng fatal injuries
You“: lim‘al Holley, “bu this found in
the aim lrl in N. w York Wrdnmluy mum-
iug aamnlinl, robbed and apparently
stricken «in! Mid dumb, ha.» not regained
his speech. The thrown- cIuInol explain
the Cline. “is mediums are locked up.
Frul FIIllumnll, tum-[w your: old, of
lire-Weir“. N. \I, killed his oighl-yutr-old
brother uftcroquurrel, during which he
tlIrmtoIII-d to slum. him.
President more, of the New York Life
[neuronal conlpuny, in said to have been
in conuunuiontien with the staiciusumucc
department and subsequently nonmetal
an official investigation.
Mrs. Ella Nelson, who killfil her lover,
Samuel 1.. M. Poet, when he threatened to
leave her, iron trial for her life In New
York.
Rudyard
New York.
The shell of the Cornell fmhmen was
accidentally smashed while on route to
New Londrm, (.‘Imn.
Americans on the stunner City of New
York Were very angry because the captain
would not have the “Star Spangled Ban-
ner" sung.
Hawthorne. S. J., was swept by a
cyclone. Many houses irI-m uumofed and
a woman was killed.
The president has appointed Willlum ll.
Crookelnteruul revenue collector for the
eastern district of Pennsylvania, sum-cul-
ing David Martin, Republican, who ra-
signed.
Kipling, the novelist. is at
A Young lIrulo Gala Illa lice-rte.
l’uluioliu'ilu, J one luv—lluvid llIIrna,
who pleaded guilty to felonious assault on
Jennie [ls-ox. the young girl who was en.
tlced into an empty house in thus city. was
sentenced to ten years in the l-Luitoru pro-
itentlary. It was lullmlble to secure
evidence strong enough to convict the
others charged with the mutt. James
Burns was found guilty of being an ac-
ccssory before the fact of the assault.
lispablleaae Crittalae Secretary Foster.
Nsw Yolilt. June lib-The Republican I
county committee last night adopted reac- "‘"’""' ”“m‘m‘
lutlone
its service by the secretary of the treasury. '
The lengthy preamble oi the resolution re»
cited an alleged chasm to'tbla eil'ect antl-
wonderful tonic.
DELICIOUS MINCE {‘3
(VERY DAV IN THE YEAR.
E Sues-I
run-Wed Lt all Burr
Iliad lji'MaeIllwIal-sr
E Superior Quality,
. wean/mess,
and rm 'u'rmnrrr to
hone-m. 01H".
‘1 l1 .~. 3.; , I‘ _
M nwkona mminr Mltnal/m' re...
(lmrsoftrnllhultute cheaplrultnuuu
abs-mu prom.
havlilx NUS} l'i'lf burnt—Umbra.
Issuance SouLE. svoacuuc. NJ
Alli-o NIA FRUIT
cnzwme sum
is t‘ In .4; who“ ash
:tfln‘tisurl‘rfatfe. tux .: Write a
finer I‘IIawa-I “ethicanllotbs
use will Ln ml Lislnutfll‘:
JOKES KI PRIBLEY 00.. [lkherh led.
as: an
limitless
NIBRIIBE
KILLER
OURES ALL DISEASES
[Wears-of pullout study and experiment lmve
demonstrated that Microbes
he mum- of every show.
he limo Life or
r. and la a mom
lam-ands u: gral l
a cd. Earth
:3
Refine such articles, and ..
Inn lift-l are
its wonderful
M?” ‘3‘” we “H‘s“
IV“, I. I". ”I? "l it'll l
"0‘3““ mutual. "‘3 “"9"” :Imn follows. It has on m tall anal
rhmil villi-
tiou of a contract labor system in the pub Ilo
use at antiseptic and a
and our li'atlluuulnla from
I ‘ ' f ! plr‘wllw lure
~ n . v ll rt run we.
m"fill m ' hei‘rwalk. and
net
been
or 7
Waists, Ladies’ and Children’s
Flouncings, French, Scotch and Do-
mestic Ginghams, and Gents’ Fur-
nishings, you could have verified
this statement We have sold great
quantities and nearly sold out, but
have provided ourselves with en—
ough to meet all demands for the
coming week, but an early call will
secure the cream of all the new lots.
BEIGE LIST OF THE
ABOVE LOTS.
Ladies’ and Children’s Ribbed Vests.
l5 illill'll
I
hi .. .. ..
L‘IDIIImrn i‘lIIlslrrII'stiuIm' :Iu-l liilrlml \‘t‘hta.
l'ur luv In I30.
l-‘nz
L’lt‘.
341‘.
50“
ranging in price :ll't'.tl‘lllll_‘.,’ luslih‘,
HoSiERY. w
:\ I-unIplI-tr linvof Ladle; Hosiery in Strips». l"
lrulics‘ JI-m-y liIlIlmIl Vials. regular price 2M2. our prin-
.. t. a. -a ’3‘. a-
30in:
77-6..
awn»- :uIIl lllIII'kS. for Ten. “'0th ”is:
e» e. If”... so
i.
‘g. ._..__
SILK MlTTS.
21b llillt‘li lrIIliI-e' ('ultlhul mul ltlIirk Silk Mills. n-gulur primv "5v mile
‘3 on .. .. ,, 2‘34?
2hr. “
n .
u 71‘
lil‘li'v' I'lli'.
‘ ' ‘3-3t‘.
33w.
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WaistS.
. lnumlriml nnsl l'IIluIIuIII‘lmI
ma nummg front lfx' iodidfl.
Wang”... ,. M...
Ladies’ and Children’s
2.1 .. .. ..
I9 .. .. ..
LadieS’ Shirl;
lnltlnvk. I‘nlltu llntn. Sirius, l’lIIiu White,
lilillll Linen». l‘IIIIIbrI-m. lhsiiem. III prir
“Inflated by ileum I'm, Lelaht strut. New \ork t’lty.
SWISS FLOUNCING
lolly llela for the Grand Jury.
summer. N. J.. June illoltugeue
lly, who was erreeml charged with ar-
an In having «semi the big fire. was
taken to Freehold to await the action oi
the grand Jury. committees for the
peace! obtaining funds for the rel of
the sufferers have been tanned stilling
Branch, West the and Hollywood
W
WHY NOT DRINK
A collector charge-I with Ila-enlist.
Tamils. Wash. June IENPHWIM ad-
Viowi from Washington state that Gol-
lattorC. ll. Bradhaw. oi the Port Towns-
“ ll la wmblu gall
soon. a c t emu
ufoplumaudtbe Musing late ill-ecu?
of contraband Chi
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Gents’ Furnishings.
Our visual bigllue of one Fri-orb ileum-I mom. 1‘
what rolls thorn. The big” at 75c Shirts. which we liar:- iI
willmloarormvlom out ring this week at m
give the more reelection. 7hr buys them.
31.23 lode Mlllt‘t'tl to Hill
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actual not. flJlOqumlu we
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Agent forldnorestllachine
$I9.5o.
HAZ ELTON
And
Cross- Creek
COAL.
Hiciury flak, Pine and Chestnut
WOOD.
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Baled Hay and 8mm
CHliH ‘lllll FEED. '
HaymondBrolhers
THEEAGLE
llCHT BBIDSTEB BillYClE.
SAFE, PRACTICAL AND HST.
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This whys-I has been thoroughly tested and
cannot fail in be ll favorite amour: win-clinch.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent for Nun-mil: and vicinity.
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l'. H. liar 4371'. Smith Norms“. I'.
THE
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Woodward Homestead
All!) illJllllllllG Bllfllllllls
To let for Season or Term of
Years
At Reasonable Price
Also eight lots for sale on
'- :' melwurd, Lowndrs and Lin-
: coin avenues.
3450. Terms to suit purdmsor.
_ Twenty-two lots sold this your.
Price 8350 to
For f urthor information apply to
TAYLOR & GOLDEN.
OrChristian Swartz.
Camel Cleaning.
Carpet Making.
Carpet Laying.
i am now prepared In promptly attrnd to
All Kinds III Carpal Wort
Carpets Tam ll'p. Cleaned and
lie all.
Nowi'arprte made amllairl at alum mtiw,
Uldf'annta nvpalmllh tln' lent manner. In
short. any work pertaining to carprfe done
pumwtlr and at washable prim
John Allen.
Ordm Mt at r. i‘. ll she‘s "alumni Rail-
toad i'lm,and .I. .r. shearer: w-t‘ III
street. Moth Norwulh. so If
SWAN 8t BUSHNELL,
Ship Ghanaian.
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