a.
Will Rillflighfiétfi.
Fiity;three Were Killed and
Many injured.
' m rm nxcvnnon more
One AMI-It Occurred In Ohio. the
other In Frauen—Olen! "at of Killed
and Injured Hear Dayton—The Preach
Were Ilorrihly lav-glad.
timer, 0.", July Sui—All night on
Union depot was throngod with crowds of
people impatiently waiting for tidings of
relatives or friends on the National Cash
Register picnic emulsion train, which had
been wrecked by a collision near Middle
town. The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day
ton Railroad company, on whom road the
accident occurred, controlled the onlytele
graph line to the scene of the wreck and
it we: impouible to get anything like
. accurate information. The first train to
arrive hearing a portion of the excursion.
iota came in about 4 a. In., and two hours
later another bearing the dead and wound-
ed. Then It was learned that three people
had been killed outright and seventeen
othera injured, some of them seriously.
Bight Hundred Were on the Train.
Thewrecked train consisted of fourteen
coachea and one baggage car, and wu
hearing about fill employee of Cash Regia
for works and their friends to this city
‘ from Woodadale Island park, near Hamil.
‘ ‘ ton, where they had spent the day in en-
joyment.
A broken drawbar newealtated a atop
on a aiding near Middleton. This trivial
accident had been repaired and the train
was just getting under way again when
the engine of a fast freight crashed into
the rear coach. Then ensued a frightful
scene. Three coaches were completely de-
molished and three others badly jammed
Saw the Danger Too Late.
Engineer Schwiud, of the freight train,
saw the paaeenger train in front of him
He reversed his engine, whistled for brakes
and applied and, but it was to no pur-
pose. The momentum of the freight train
was too great to prevent a collision. The
engineer and fireman jumped in time to
save themselves. The excursion train was
just pulling off the side track when the
collision occurred, and the engine struck
thehlnd ch, knocking it of! the track.
It ripped t e side out of the next one, and
lifted the third one up on top of the atcam
dome. It was in this car that three per-
sona lost their lives and most of the in-
jured were seated. There have been wild
reports all day of the loss of life, some per-
madeclaring that they had seen half a
down dead bodies taken from the wreck
and others placing the number as high an
eleven, but the company's. surgeon here
declares the three, whose name: are given,
were the only ones killed.
The following in an official list of the
killed and injured:
The Killed.
Frank L. Simonton. aged seventeen yearn
William N. Hatthows, aged fourteen
Minnie Preier, aged twentyaix.
The Injured.
Prank Patterson. aged nineteen. left arm
amputated.
Joseph P. Cleal. left arm amputated.
Joseph Snavoly. of Yorktown, Pa, left leg
badly
Squire Ihrphy. internal
Frank any:
Ilium
. compound frmnro of left arm.
William Allan. left foot badly lacerated.
hate Variant. right side and right hip
lac-rated.
Katie Seldom. both feet badly injured
nary Graham, right foot innovated.
MMIefteideof bodyaadlog
hiked.
Illa Halon. left foot badly canto-ed and
Karena lmerick, left hip abroad and back
lditb Tattle, right log bruised.
lay Bohr. slightly broiled.
One Oran. hand cut.
Bide Wolf. left elbow bruised,
Hill!» Fritz. out on right check.
any Bea-o. Osborn, 0.. guano; injured.
THE ACCIDENT lN FRANCE.
'Ifty ol the Sixty Injured Raconteu-
late Are Dead.
Pants, July 27,—l‘ifty bodlu have been
recovered from the Icene of the St. Maude
dilator, and the aearch continua
Of the alaty injured in the colllrlon,
fifty are dead. including two children
mangled beyond mogultiou. Moot of the
bodies recovered are without loge, through
tbeaeata being jammed together and cut
flag of! their limbo. The ma- were
noetheartreodin
Irieated. 'l'ba var and dmnaa of the
mood train were burned alive. The
atatieamaeter, on whose overnight the
canted by a Cow.
caarnaooea, Joly if.—-'l'he auburn-a
Ida n he Chattanooga. llama lad Col-
ante-railroad. which left hat waning,
matwitbatarrible accident beyond lia—
doallidge. 'l'beenginewaaabaadof the
train. but running backward. when it
struck a cow. which turned the engine
Wy over on inside. The fireman.
Petra, to buried beneath the engine
and presumably dead. tonne-r Thoma.
mainland aboutthe head and
A train health for
and It will a more! hours to
wreak. The fall ext-at of the
due. to not known.
m ta wreak a 't‘rata.
9mm Va. Joly “we“A daring»
tantptwaamade bythraa boy: to wreck
loam-bani after
{ad-gaptkaaadotzrr
traekaahortdlrtaaeatronl'ortwnt
bulandleanortbof Whom. The
Manic-ware fortunatelyeembytbe
ii
eaglaurlatima to prevent “mm.
The wmaruetedaahortdtrtaaee
from railroed.wbare theybadlnaa
Ja-peltafleatetalavtag
‘ md‘rs'lu'cnma.“ " ‘ '
no Duh-lie Chapel. In Yarlaaa “Iona
Looted and Fired.
flu maniacs), July tit-Advices from
China received by way of Victoria give
further detail» of the anti-foreign time in
various parts of North China. The hunt
anti-Catholic attack reported was made at
Yaukao. The father in charge fell on his
kneee before the crowd and begged them
not to maltreat him. but the doors were
crowd pouring things from hand to hand
in a chain, so that nothing might be
missed. The house was then not on fire.
In Kiaugai. near Fuchow, four chapcla
have been doitroyed in the last few days.
The lmrists expect daily to hear of the
dextructiou of their establishment at Nair
chug Fit. The chapel and school at Size
Kow iiaien, as well as the residence of the
priests, were attacked, looted and burned
down June‘ld '
A diaturbanco has taken place in the
Fukiei province. it in mated that the
rebels are several thousand atrong and
have captured the city. The intelligent
Chinese think it will be dilllcult for the
foreigners in Canton to escape.
A junk containing three merchants, a
crew of seven and nine passengers was at—
tached shortly after dusk by a few junks
containing armed men on June 15 oil the
port of l’ingho. The assault was resisted
and a fierce light raged for half an hour.
Two pimngers were killed by stinkpotn,
two shot and three stabbed no seriously
that they died within a few minutes. The
pirates seized the junk and mill-d away
with her.
THE LANDLORD WAS SHOT.
Ila Wanted Ito-senior: of the Honae, but
the Tenant Fired at llinr.
hixomnros, X. 31, July 25,-A mush.
tlonal shooting uffmy occurred at Kirk-
wood. In March last Cherie? Mill», wife
and adopted son moved to that town from
Pennsylvania. renting a house owned by
John G. ‘Vfllktrl’. But few weeks had
elapsed when it was discovered that they
were undesirable tenants, and they were
ordered to vacate. ’i‘his Mlllswould not
do. Heinsistod that he had rented the
place for a certain period and pruplwd to
stay.
in the meantime Walker sold some fur-
niture which one stun-d in the house, and
Mills would not allow him to get it. Ac
companletl by several neighbors. Walker
went to Miiis‘ Imam to get the furniture.
As they nppmuchml the house Mills, who
was in the second awry. thrust a gun out
of the window and ordered them to halt.
Walker paid no attention to him. and at-
tempted to enter the yard. As In- did so
Mill! fired, the shot taking effect in Walk-
er's face and neck. Walker was; carried
home and a doctor tutumuned. Au ex.
aminatlon showed that carpet tack» had
had been used for shot. Walker is badly
injured, and will probably die.
Killed flu- “'nrllrn.
Dnn'rm‘xiv, Hurmuny, July :7.»—.\ native
of Silesia Ilillfll‘tl hilchaiski, imvinglwen
convicted of a brutal murder and wateurnl
to death, had \‘ainly petitioned for a mm-
mutatlon. ”t‘ wasiu the Dortmund prison
awaiting the executioner to carry out the
sentence. llt‘ behaved in u moody manner,
but nobody suspcctml his design. The
warden treated the man with the consid-
eration usually shown to those about to
die, and paid {or his leniency with his life.
The prisoner suddenly selml the warden
unawarea, and, notwithstanding thcslrugo
glee of the latter, succeeded before mist-
ance could arrive in strangling him to
death.
The Report Not Confirmed.
Wumxoros, July 27.—'l‘be report from
Chili thataeteam launch of the United
Statea steamship Pensacola wan accident-
ally biown up and five men killed by a
to o from the Chilian government tor-
about Condril on June 1 cannot be
confirmed at the navy department. No
credit it placed in the report, and from a
clone investigation by the department of-
ficials it has been ascertained that the
Pcnaacola was not in Chlliau waters on
this date. lied such an accident happened
Admiral McCann would, if possible. have
reported it immediately to thedepartment.
The Chicago atoeh Yarde light.
Cuicaoo, July 27.-lntemt in the fight
between the Fusion Stock Yard: company
and the packers who compriae the lllg
Your combination was revived by the to
celpt of a telegram from E. J. Martyn
stating that the Tolleaton Stock Yards
company had been Incorporated at Tren-
ton. N. J., with a capital of mono» and
a well defined intention of doing barium
onthe big tract of load in Warren. lad.
Thla la perhape the moat important more
that‘baa yet been made in the stock yards;
an the victim: were ex- ugh
Killed for live (lento.
Bammmx. Joly inn—Frederick nucb
oer, acigarmaker, wan chat. and billed in
the fruit atom of Canoatilla Somalia. it
is allged. and probably true, that Somelia
that uebaer la the but of a die nte om
the dortaga of five acute in ucbaer’a
{but lira. smells. who had the
run veriaher head when the police ar-
rind, declarva that flucbner aaaaulted her
and aha fired in roll detonate. Some-lie and
his wife were backed up.
amten netted.
llama-m. Joly I’m-“'0’“. bu been
uceived here that there is great excite
meat mg the “agrarian and Poll-b
Itrikerl at Shelton. a trouble la feared
The company has atarted up No. 2 forum
with colored m ’l‘hle auger-ll the mile
mandtbeytbnaten tor-id the furnace.
The conipaay'r oflclda nay: that 1.40:) men
will be at work in the milla “day. The
man at the Locbiel works are atiil out.
Ir. (tea to ”being.
Iar’a tarmro, if. 3.. July inn-«Inna
Oomaweaithy borinuamofi‘ewtork,
left Inhale in booth Brooklyn on July
Iowa eight, mliea from this place. a.
and reached his destination. An Air.
floahknowutoearrylarguamotnooey
on biog-non the family entertain fear-
tbat be bu met with foul play.
fir. lament currently In.
frontbmat Timur x that
(1'. .tbeoagarkim
badpa-eda Hula-darned
mama- gtbeavmiag nu
Mei-a. Dr. lawn laid. .
Mnewerleaovwcmieaily ”head then are
muwmfnmommmvery.”
[care selling 0
soon forced and everything looted, the .
ll.eateaaibiyto no to Riehlabd,a mall.
‘\‘
til"
Exrtcm'cn butt
Coqoimbo, Chills; Danger of
a Battle.
WABSBIPB QOHOBNTRATBD THERE
I'he Armie- af the Government and the
laaulgeata Pretty Evenly latched and
”I. Ila-II 'Ill Depend lipon 'l'hel!
fighting Ahllltlu.
Cooulaoo. Chili, via Gum-res. Joly
{KL—Once more the proepect within a short
time of a battle between the forces of
Baituaceda and the insurgents wows
great excitement in this town. The junta’s
troopaaremauaing at lluasco, and it is
expected that they will soon be on the
march toward this place.
.ne Fleet “III Help.
The congressional fir-ct will operate here
u the combined attack that is to be made
upon the government stronghohgoc‘
The Amazon“, Aconcagua, hrane
and FAmeraldn were been hovering on the
outside of Coquimbo buy a few days since,
’aml an attack on the town is hourly el-
pccted.
Again Seen Near Coqtlllllbat.
For some reason or otbor they did not
storm Coquimbo, probably because the
land forces of the insurgents were not then
ready to cooperate. At any rate they with-
drew an suddenly as they appeared. Now
they have again been aeen not far from
Coquimbo.
An Early Attach Feared.
It is the general belief that the L“ imbibed
attack will take place within three days
from this date.
The government forum here are now
strongertimu et‘rr. They have lm-n re
enforced by mouhrought from Yalparaino
on liaimacmlu’s transports.
The Armin. Evenly )Intrhr-I.
The liulmuvurla army at L‘oqiunlb i now
number 5mm- IIUJM won. and it h said
that the inwurtzent troops are about as
numemus‘.
The rmult of tho cumuument between
the two urmiev. flit-rvfnre, will thpv-m! on
the roswrtiw lighting qualities of the liai-
maoedtsta nmi imurgruta, One thing is
very much in favor of the governmrut
troops. 'l‘iieyarcled by experienced and
brave officers. '
The Land Force. to "are It (lot.
It is not likely that the inntirgeut fleet
will have it all their own way in making
the attach. The beat nhipx in the govern-
ment aervice are now on their way north
to engage their attention, so so. to lot the
land forces have It out between them—
selves.
ARMS WANTED.
Tito “'3! “'5“ lie Iliad-ml lu Thirty llaya
If Tin-y t'aan lie (But.
SAN lllan-U. Val, July ‘5. ~~1 ‘urlm lx'rug,
captain of the port of Iquiqne, arrived
herein the steamer Montserrat, which left
lquique on July 1!. Krug repbrta that
when he left lquique the insurgents had
control of everything, and Wnlllll settle
the war Inside of thirty days if they suc-
oeeded in getting arme, which they are
amply abh- in pay for.
They derive a n-venno of nvcr ital-(twat
a mouth from the nitrate fir-ids and are
using the money Io carry on the war. The
government. Krug mya, in issuing paper
money to each an extent that it is only
worth three to one in gold. Krnu also
atatea that aahlpment of arms Int‘xpet‘led
toarrivc at Iquique, which will enable the
inaurgeuta to resume aggmive measured
suicide of n Young Lndy.
LAFAYETTE, lull, July ‘le'l'lle body of
Jennie Knrtz, the pretty runways-atoll!
daughter of Charles W. Kurtz. of this
city. was found in the Wabmb river, Mr.
Kurt: objected to Ilia daughter receiving
the attentions of Ellwood floral, and last
Monday evening severely chutiaed her
with a strap for disobeying him. Tuesday
morning she Marked for the factory where
the had been employed, and that was the
lat her family now of her alive. rib. had
removed her about and trucking» and
Iprung into the water.
it. “ta-lord flat I f‘audldate.
Baa Yum“ o, July 2:.»5ouutor 1.
land Stanford. when naked if he would an
eapt the Republican nomination for the
preaideney, said he waa not aeandidata
and did not promise to be. if:- denied that
protection anal free trade warm-uni»
tween the twogrmt panic». The money
quaatloa he mania ea the moat buportaat
now before the people, and be is in favor
of free coinage. 'i‘othis end he will rein-
troduce hi- ‘1 per cent. bill at the neat aeav
lion of congreaa.
hlaiae that (lat liming.
llan ilaanou. rile. July nwmcmary
Blaine drove out in an open carriage with
his one humour. the wanton holding
the relna. The mat rrporta of Mr.
Biaioe'a aeriont iiioeaa and likelihood to
retire from public life were flatly denied
bye member of the family, Mr. lllalae
rapecta to remain here until the cool
weather-eta in, when he will more to
Washington and moan bl- doth».
Dentin of a hotel lawyer.
Paovmztmwx, 31m. Joly eta-Judg-
llirarn C. Clark, a well known lawyer of
Jamestown. x. Y., died at the Pilgrim
House, in this place. in hip seventy‘tlatb
year. for many yearn during the reign of
the vi committee a. wee a judge in
California lie aiao [enticed law in We
ia City. Utiea. kick and Toledo
iafatherwaa hot at or . of Niagara
Valle fame.
mud by the flash.
Victoria. it. (L, Joly nan. ecbooaer
Ivan-bat levievnra.
Pmunatran. Ja r:.~ta- need. nae
listen, and track merit. tear-
tetn. have been Invented o with the
marine! their newborn lob-at. Dacron
ray the child was etraogld.
anon-hum
mu m
Clothing justiyas
‘ rapidly as though‘theyi were under the hammer and
they are going at prices low aeyou would bid for them if ' .
they were in the hands of an auctioneer. Prices have fallen
so heavily that» you could hear the, crash half a dozen blocks
away. We are spelling our Bargains with a big B because
there’s’ nothingsmall about them. Do you want to make a
dollar go a long way i We can give you a better return for it
than you can get for a dollar and a quarter elsewhere, and
25 cents saved is twenty-five cents gained. Here’s an oppor«
tunity for putting your money Where it will do the must good.
W " M ‘THE ' BKSEEALL' "wdftLD.
AllllllCAK ARBOCIA’I'ION.
At 01mm
flow the (lube stand.
The percentages of the cluba in the Na
tiouai league to date are as follower
‘-
idoaton ...... . worm-ruin: to L4,.
Wroclaw)...“ ill ..‘rlil Whaling...” ‘5 Jv
The percent-gee of the clubs in the
American association to date are an fol
lows:
Moon”
8t. lamb.
Baltimore
W. L. P.(J.l
.56 :5
.50 III
.4“ El
.63 All
W. L. P1)
.wltfolnmbua...t’i ti .43!
.w Louisville
.5 Washington” N Iii.’
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
of about Elihu”. ‘
During a heavy thunder storm at Green
lightning, Rev. Smaller was just tinieh
lug his sermon and about an
In the building. The 5
prevailed forawhllc, but no one was in
jured
Waabiogton Park Lake, Albany, N. Y.,
be wu taken with a fit and rolled in tho
water. Before aaaietance could remb him
bedroom“. His body was recovered later
street, Buffalo. N. Y.. was damaged by fin
to the extent of town insurance un-
known.
The naval reserves aboard the slilflllll.’
ton and all the Vessels of the who.
oil Fisher's island. The
handle the big guns on tin.- l'rulacm tmlay,
but the governumnt will not lvl them hard
powder and ball until tomorrow.
Charles Curtis, u vn-ll known thief
snatched a [m‘kethmk from Mm Beanie
Mead, of i3 Flaw 'l‘lurty-m-mnd street, Sew
York. while aim mm walking: on Madison
avenue. near Fitzylirst stmrl. l‘urtu
was captured after ”mailing of a chase.
I’eusiuu Cullillllrtwinut’l’ ltmtm int-i imam:
for years in the Confmlrrate array.
Christie llughca, aalmm keeper, of Stan.
street, Newark, X. J., who took a prom
atrlke, has disappeared, owingr many debts.
George (Bauer, of Sewark. S. J.. who“
two was and aondnlaw were drowned no
coolly, in tube admitted to the Kruegu
home. if» in acventy~two yuan obi am;
nearly blind.
.llyoter'rmn Murder.
I'LEVFJAhU, July :7\ dln'tlul from
l'ltltttat’lllu, 1)., given tll'lmia til u m) dell
one murder. “lilunu \Yrmtl inn-d alum
near Mentor Marsh. Not far from but
Agnes [uni been paid mine attention by
Wood. Schwiud employed a young Ger
man named llennauu. who had prawn-d tt
Agnes and been rejected. Iir mu palm"
of Wood. 14m night a neighbor of WW
heard shots fin-(l on the latter'u form It
lowed by m.» for help. lie hastemd
the premiere iiermann was discover
with blood on bin clothing and he was
rooted. 'l‘be sheriff had to hurry him
jail to prevmt lynching, Wood wmfouu
in no out field and still nimz, but Im- du'n’
in an hour without regaining coltwlulta
neaa.
Ana-toe! for a Jule.
Conley. a prominent merchant of Farm
ingtiaie, N. J., baa been urmlui at (la-m
Grove on a charge of bogging on tin
beach. ’l'heotlicer brought Conleyi-rfon
of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
mount-lint junior of the Order of Ameri
committee of the New Janey house of an
eentbly. is very indignant and deelaree ht
miation for falne amet. lie believe-
eaulad hla arrest aa a joke.
that l" by a Wanna.
minimums, 3i. Y.. July 2:. --l-:amm l!
I. llicklnann. of the Hinuhammu Ito-pub
iican, walla-Id up by hire. Elijah Drab:
Friday in a lonely pane near his onurner
his head and threatened to about ihcblu
eon. The woman mortgage-i her property
a year ago and niobium ba- ucuml poo
not give them up.
Ai-zat Killed by .. Iautl.
nun-ml. N. J.. July 27. Aaron Sun.
was nearly killed. "all of the boy‘e anal;
and they loved hie life.
to save the boy'a life.
Iowan“ far llranry at lea.
,whoiaatnaroenaeaedtha
wrecbedcrewoftbe Auntie-am
of the United State-auto
Whit-bravery.
win um to was vague.
mammal-30:“
Jammhdaly It.
the whetmaaltaevtaily
John Jointed-(ham)
“.mtahafrea-tbejall
”While!“ with
.uulvlnclnnotl..:n w u;
...m to ill
The total loss by fire at Dallas, Ten, wil.
foot up nearly WAX», with an ioeuranor
ville, Pa. the tall awople of the United
Presbyterian church wan demolished 1,,
people Wen
ta .
While Edward Dwyer wasfiaiklng near
W. L‘. Tillany’a picture store. 2'.” Seneca
squadron rxm'pt the Network are anchored
roservee will
a pension to a Kentucky man who toned
lnent part in the Clark 'l'hrmnl works
resided Charles Schwind, who-o daughter
Aaatrnr Pan-t, X, J,,.luly ”Kw l-‘mlerict l
cum of Police l‘atteraon, who Instantly 5.” 3
released him. ('nnloy, who in noble grant:
can Mechanics and clerk of the judiciary
wiilaue the than llrove Camp Meeting
that a fellow member of one of his lodge:
home in the mountain“. a few milea math
of this city. lira. Drake placed a pistol to
union of the pap-urn. she had demanded
the anrreader of the papera, and had
threatened to shoot llickinaon If he did
aged eight yearn, win attacked by a bi.
mutt! belonging to John Faigewortb and
wanton: all, and be war bitten ia tbrer
plaeea on the neck and face. The mm
unam- brougbt people to his m
lie waa carried to
the City hospital, where dityatght catcher
were put to his scaly. The doctera hope
Sonata. Oat, July fl.-Captala latte
1:. Ryan, bearer-trod from the weather
Mum-
aaieonyeaavalaedatflan market
you“
um
all
honinvillo......u o l o o a o a x—eul
Cincinmti ..... iioaooouounu .
nIlatterioa: Crane and Vaughan. leokiin ant
yart
“Mombasa F"' t; CH
combos....oo»oaoiooe~au ~
Ethane. ...... 000020010~JIII
D only £3 ELAY
on P”
BALTSllflli
Fin/50“”
annual- lalrat
nag-a. u .e. the
aaIIrItalaetaflar'u IIOI'ISAIOI my
ham-overruns. I... Douala
mm Buslutss" intuit
MAM“ ll“). FONS.
OPEN THROUGH ENTIRE SUMMER.
A pm-flrui. lluuinem Trainln Miami for
hothwxrs. studentnrntrringdnr outta-spring
can In- titlui to I mitlone In the. milumn.
livery barium b no i taught thoroughly. ’I'iir
rullt‘tft‘ is "tin-t vines" in mulpmeul, and t'Vr'l’)’
department in charge of a-nmpeloul in-drur-
turn, Semifun-atahmio. Address.
President Herrillhusinesscollege
s’ratm nu» was.
[generous MINCE PIES
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
NOE SUCH
‘ , couoeaseo
mu at all Pure
Superior Gun/if].
Cleanliness,
and marmtmr to
. - , lmuavh’eywm
_ hm!“ v .ux.’ uijwv hmlliru'pru.
: .Jlum‘JlIrIlIlC
, . .. ivthurl lnant on
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La. .
Manama Scots. Svaacuar. NJ
u l I75 ly
lbltl‘fi'51rllu.
(cauro um mun
L2»- cuzwmc sun
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r» all who a.
Fro-nun l-rit “rflea
, low-m. pet-I-nhlwm
r. elll f» will Luann-awn
.IUIIES It PHIILEY 80.. Blind. let
all flm
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Wows
HIIRIIBE
KILLER
CURES All. DISEASES.
it is "mm-dill beyond admin that fortunate.
lion tmlrmhm lathe ram- of all dim. and
we claim that an audition-an vurmllaraae at»
the mailaal uaiitin of a llhni
milking"; ,m limo. rm. fulfill)!
alone I" ,
.thrve amid-tine nature to ran. it.
ARV...” ”a r'i'rrnlara rm. explaining the
norm! tour I new.
ll. l’laletnd.t&mth Karo-lib. I’m». M ‘l
tram mm. flew rmt mu. aim
. ll
Y°
keep cool.
.,- .... .-.»...a .
HATS
IN ALL GRADES AND COLORS 0P
Iloy'e “ate and Pam, f‘runh [lulu for Men and
Boy». Nutrla Soft flats for Mon at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Particularlttentioinl’aid to Fixing.
cleaning and Ironing Silk Hats.
F. HAYES
Having remove-l his turn! market
N6: 6’ North Main Street.
\Yillhllpply Iln' [unpla- of nm virinlty with
tin-lino»! lilit'uf ‘
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POULTRY. Etc"
To be found in the Main.
F. HAYES,
NI]. 6 NORTH MAIN STREET
\‘Iil if
nlnlwtunsucx
An- solling a wry nin- quality
of Butler. it is from the imb-
nnon. (71.. ('rn-anu-ry. .~\t this
time of the: your when pastumge
is plouty. tho Lebanon (frvamery
people do not find a ready sale
for all the roll butter they make.
The over product is sold in tubs,
and this is the? Butler “’lllf'll We
call in your notice. It is the
same SWect. wall-made article
that is sold in rollxut from :3
In .3 (THIS :1pnumilvsslhantin'ir
Roll Butte-r. This is our svcnnul
swamp with it. Wi- knmv if is
as swrrt as now Ilil)’. and will
km-p vaI. it is so solid made.
We- ;Iro finding sale for tubs and
half tubs. as well as by tlu- sin—
gle imuml. About .30 pounds to
tln- tub. If you wish a nice
artich- lwn- you have it: 250 u
Mum. Special priwby tub or
purtoi tub.
nlnlwchsmcx
Faw cett’s
HEADQUARTERS FUR
MILLIHERY!
No. I? Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St. Norwaik.
Jud nu'rlvuiJm dozen lint-i lap-lav In uvll
without rmvwmll nhapva and ”Rumor thr
calreluriy low prim- of Allen lurlnrr II‘ItO‘ 5|.
llm- lot of "ah Ion. :Lilrr “‘rmllu- '3. .rfle'll,
no» lot of any l‘n-vwli Flinn-ruthenium, Mir.
we'll. lhm’t form-i Iiu- number.
I? MAIN STREET,
Nut to .I. i'. Ilrnmtt'» dry grain More.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
Io. I7 Iain Strut Harwell:
m " Inga“ or. aerate
tr’va
nth a'o aoafi'fiit ranu
JUIH
w, it macaw warm.
Try one Of our suits.
USpijing Styles,
SililandSéIngisSilkHais ‘
m .53.- r: niece-mm
"am“ Moflloekcy'a Wood Fillnrmlimt
wanna-mantra“ mg.
n cannof‘1“"aiways have the luxury
of a dip in the deep, deep sea, just when yen want
it. but it isn’t necessary to put your head under a pump to
We have knocked the
props from under the old price because it is cheaperto sell
at cost than to store them away Until another summer comes .
along. We ought not to part with one. of them at such an
unprecedented figure, but go they must and that. is all
there is about it.
"DORLo'N'rOINT.
SATURIIAY, JULY 25.
AFTERNOON:
I
concert by Smythu Orchestra,
———-Frmu i to d P. Maw——
PBOGMMHIL:
I~—March............ ...........lirigbton
2» Overture ............ . ...Erminle
fir-Andante a Waltz..Renn-mhraum ofghlapim
e (lalop .............. .. ..... ,.... .Ilaeh
5 -('nrnet Solo . .......... Solemn!
ll divert ure.. .'l'on I mum with . llustrels
7 Gav-im- .......... . , ....llcuora
R Ilnnn-t Solo ..................... la‘ulmiIn-r
EVENING:
Dancing from B to Iii:3il P. M.
Stage will Iran”: Riverside Pavilion, ‘Vilhllv
ingtnn at me! Bridge, every hour. and Kim lion
ion House on flit: half hour. thJLL'Z
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M. H. PARSONS.
Horses. Farmers“ Horses. in fact. Anything in the Horse
Line.
Road ate-rs.
TO HORSE BUYERS
Trotting Horses. Pacing Horses, Fine Coach Horses, Elegant
Bill ill THE MANUFACTURER
FIVE MILE RIVER.
Theoldoet manufacturer of baby carriage-
rmw offers finialml work for pair in five differ-
ent m in“)! running gear: elem: grout \‘Arlflf’
of bill il'n‘ and [vitamin n. at prircn which wi I
be high run-ugh and on enough trullit the
"uni faut‘ulinm.
FRANK BOYLS'I'Q'PI
Any arm-Iv that has outlived
'32 years of commiition and im-
itation. and sells more and more
van-I: your, must have merit.
llobbins' Electric Soap, first
made in law. is just that article.
Those who use it each “'0th (and
their name is logimm save
clothes and strength and lot
soap do lln- work. All that we
can say as to its nnrrits. pales
into willingness. lit'ful't' the
story it will to". itself. of ita~
own [writ-ct purity and quality.
if you will givi- it our trial.
Ask your gruvvr for it. llo has
it. ur will got it, Try it uvxt
Monday.
TIu-n- are many imitation
N. B. Elwlrir Snow in whirlwind?-
tric-ity plays no part Dobbina'
is the uriflml om. all liamnvtim, Elm:-
trirn. and vim-Magic» un- Inuuluivnl
imitations. Auk for lhnbliinu' l'lltx‘lrlr,
awthnt our name icon ovv-ry wrapper.
audit any otbor in rent you by your
grim-r, whom you «mic-r pure. moi it
tau-it to him.
I. L. (‘mmx d: ('0.
Philadelphia. Pa.
l. H. HIGHER,
1"?th man, No. Norwalk.
liaehrto
Wail Pawn.
Miro-cl l’uintfl,
Willie Lead,
Ulla. (liner.
Coach Colors and Varniohcs.
Artiets' Matvriulo.
Combined Chair and Stop Lad~
oer, tam.
in the Market, $2.00 a (lollou.
Paintm .
Pa .r-i unging,
Ca chaining.
79 Washington Street.
1. 0. JENNINGS.
Pam Hamiltonian, Plililltl
Andi-alarm
Hill PIPER llll IIIRIIEHS.
Ii mirth Ifaia arm. Ho. Kuwait.
megawa- a
._.._ ”’7... r-
. ......
Peat Moss
STABLE BEDDING."
(one. Ermoqicel, llealthfll. a
Hill THE HOST 0F SIR”.
H AZELTO N
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory, Dal, Pine and Cluesinui
WOOD.
Baled Hay and Straw
iiilllli AND FEED.
Raymondllrothers
THE EAGLE
nun autumn some.
VSIFE, Pflltllcn IND FlSl.
Thin wheel has been tlmmugbly tMlNl and
cannot fail to bolt favorite among wheelnleu.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent fnr Norwalk and vicinity.
(mice at Raymond «tn-rt, mrm-r day.
Morning. Noon and Night
~——T.~\K I‘l -..-
tumult.
line Bottle Thoroughly convinces.
, II in remarkable how funny iple there are
who haw that tin-«i funding a m «rt-m [u think
it of no unportanw or that nothing lira-«l la-
done for it. They would not In: ritH'lAl'téIN
if they rr-nlluci how really serious the mal-
agy la. liut they think or nay. “It will u
0 after awhile] “'e donut [noon the r-
gltimnte wearimm which all experience
after a hard du '.- work but that ALI.
(infill-Z. WORK I i'T FEELING which in
euperiully overruns-fling in the morning.
when lilo bud) nlnuuld be rrINeIlt-tl and
n-miy fur mark. it in a niinlnke In allow
thiw mmlitmn in mutluue no the burly um)
mum Ian-um» debilitated beyond rev-won.
or wluv Ill-Amer may gain a [mt-hold.
'l‘ln- rrnvinm of tin» aystein for lwlhlnlii'l'
abould be Infinite-l by mkiw ”KAIQFIF
the groom" building-up
Hit'tlII‘II’IP known to the and ('a l
purines and tilalucs the blond, regulates the
n Igulion and really does
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSIIN'S SPECIFIC
In u “no r are for
(hills and level and Malaria.
apitif
HALE’S
cough Balsam
M or »
Willi BHEIIII.
HUIEHUUIU.
TAR Alli TUIU
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
NORWALK, count.
Economy and Comfort!
Gasoline Stoves
Mammalian Et tori
tie tanner am It
Wehave’the very Manna“
THE MANHATTAN
II All IIIEI.
wm lake. and do all the t l
moan ”WINCH!“ new“. 3m:
in are In this town. ,
Call and See Them.
mu}; "infill ham
M
Hillinhrtilo
m “Wm
1
. mutt-man.
Norwalk Chronicler