, “Walton this courae within tht
' blot Run Again.
to'mhptw 11! W8 river
I m limorratie Paper cum.
m the filament, with Certain the
m wlu trunn- Benomlnatlol
: or en. Icpahlleaw Convention In raoa
Omelet), Aug..15.——A special tram Capt
. lay tothe Chicago Herald (Democratic
ray: "Prealtlent Harrison will, hetero tht
. , ‘ matting of the Republican national eon
militant in, “clam over his own alg
W In the molt emphatic m r that
. hob not a candidate for the renou’rinutiot
‘ , ‘to be m by that convention. The preai
”two works. and hb purpoae in calling
hither a tow day: ago Chairman Clarit-
““ not the national committee, and Ste
‘ pit-annual was to tell those gentle
' “that they might inlorm those Repub
Ileanawhoare taking aides either (or or
‘ thomomination oi the president
they are doing so unnecessarily.
no haddoat'a Alleged Bourvatlona.
‘ "I'll. daciaiou of the preeident not tt
permit his name to go before the conven-
tion was made with some reservation
Mmatloua depend upon three con
W: Flint,“ the present alleged op
written within the Republican party tr.
Ir. Harrison’s renomination shall con
that till next spring be will withdraw.
Md.“ Mr. Blaine shall be well and
atrong enough to take the nomination and
thoparty'a demand for him continues»
* atrong and sincere as it appears at tht
t time Mr. Harrison will withdraw.
if Mr. Blaine, having autiicient
health and strength, shall be willing to
tak- tho nomination Mr. Harrison will
w.
Lad Blaine Know- It.
“The information that the president he:
reached thin decision is from asonrce not
tuba questioned as to its accuracy and
truatworthineea. Mr. Blaine knows that
tho preaideut occupies this position. Mr.
Clarkeon. Mr. Elkius, Mr. Quay and Mr.
Matthew it. Mr. Quay bus been notiv
deduct to force his Blaine boom in Penn
thaninand he has called a halt. The
neutron-Blaine programme is that no
"movement" ahallbe instituted (or a prea-
ldgntlal alpirant, neither for the presi-
dent, nor tor Mr. Blaine. nor for any
other man, if it can be prevented. The
party In to make its own choice tor the
prddmcy.”
A "Option to [ix-Speaker need.
Porrusn, Mo. Aug. l5.~I-2x—Spenkel
Reed was tendered n recrptiuu by the
Portland club. He Wm received with
w enthusiasm Mr. Reed spoke at
Mcrrlug to his recent travels
hung other things he said:
“In no other nation upon the lace ot the
earth iatheavernge of comfort and hoppi
”no high at it is in the l'nltad States.
foray notim that distribution of wealth
trade by the system which we call pro
Wu to American induatriea”
In an interview regarding the next
1! Mr. Read said he favored Mr.
“He hoe capacity for the place, in
parliamentarian, and, no i said he-
O linear and frank antagonist.
, I have alwaya found a quick, muly
all. Loot “on, when l was in the
aehair. be quoted me against my-
aaddid it very cleverly. lie was 0.
It wan good politics. [never laid a
M I couldn't aflord, oilicially, to no
, l mark made by one Reed. rt melti-
M Kaine, in a previous scallion ot
hated the matter as] would have
. had another man's language in a
mutant been quoted in bi: ab
But i could have answered It, and
[am ever naked. it the next
In ‘tho rand’ he'll make or walk
W line. The last election Ipoke
, Whit vigor regarding tome
and the majority ought to hear
But we'll make things intercu-
thern, neverthelete."
I“. I'm of the Oratova.
Wm. Aug. lh,-Arrangements
mm in this city (or the trip at
, weaken through the north-
tho aoaplcea ol the Auoclatloa
ml.- lt Ia propoud
1 leave thin city 8cm. 19. go.
‘ Ohio-fa and Moe to St.
Ia and iollowlng the
“ H Pacino, flopping at
points, when meeting» will he
lad-porch. made. Senator Kenna.
"Mona-Ra renutaiivo
outlaw-ram Black «decided
the party.
I.“ the banana. Convention.
Flam. Aug. its-William Dick,
fl. W national nature
I! Dhtrlet at Columbia. Ming
oi Mm he can nonmetal to
ng of the next national
to city. He he already
the written approval at time at
Winona.
h
minnow
I'm. Aug. ill-A rtmplem
oar oil-levee at tritium or
1. m ahw (white). eighteen years olddaagb
Fosxcr‘i" consul. ts antenna.” '
no Senator uud'iiecretary ’I'allt Over the
financial situation.
MAKSI’IIIIJ’, 0.. Aug. lit—Jilin condition
ol Uncle b'aln'a treasury occupied the at
tention of Secretary Footer and Senator
Sherman at a continence bore. \Vhon
Charles Footer proposed the uherne ol
oontinuing the a}; per cent. bond: at 3 per
cent. the banks were generally willing u
accept his propovitlon, but the people wht
had the 4% per cent». were not, and,‘aftcr
aeveral week» of trial, only a little ore:
"8.000.000 out of 2514th were continued
under the scheme of the secretary. lit
wan not particularly content with this
ahowlng, and came here to one Senator
Sherman. The oonlerence lasted live honra
Secretary Footer put some very lntereat
lug questions to Senator Sherman, which
very econ demonstrated that the ex-sccro
tar, did not agree with the prcsentont
about continuing the 4% per cent... Score
tnry Footer took no paiua to conceal the
fact that his idea in eudeavoring to con
tinue the tantrum) of 456 per centa at 5
per cent. was to use the money in other
directions tor the relief} oi trade. Ht
thought that the atria ency oi the market
could be prevented it {be project could he
carried into eflect.
Senator Sherman did not chart: the sec
retary’a views upon the subject. He
thought that Secretary Foster should pay
the 4),; per cents. The secretary’s position
was that the money already in the treat
ury, with what could be spared {mm the
linking fund and what accrued in the
meantime, would be nulliclent to pay oil
the bonds when due.
Senator Sherman explained that the
month of July. the that one in the new
fiscal year, had been [tuned in aafety. and
that now gold would return to this coun
try, and that the movements of the nplcn
did crops and the payment of new revc
lines would make thin go easy.
Thus the bonds could be paid or retired
without difficulty or danger. The quot
tiou of what eflcct the retirement at that
securities that have been held by the
national banks as a deposit for circ ulntlao
would have on the banking ayatem was
naturally one of the features of llit'llls
cussion. Senator Sherman did not think
it would have any injurious result.
MR5. STEVENSON ALARMED.
The Sovelht'a “He Says Afluira larch
Sat-rally In tiara-ta.
SAX Punt tux), Aug. l5.—.\lra. Robert
Innis Stevenson, wife 0! the famous nov
ellat. writes to a friend in this city, under
date of July to, as follows;
"We live in Constant tumult cl thrvat
ened war and massacre oi the whites.
There are no metroI-war here except one
German ship, and that ducan't count, an it
makes more trouble. I wish our country
would send us a ship."
l'nvtaul flute" Not Alarmed.
Wynn-mam. Aug. 2'» Th» «mn- «Ir
pnrtmcut lmn rt-wixwl :i xii-[intuit from
Consul General ficweli, :rt Salmon, in rc-Irr
euce to adults on the snnman lalulnla.
Tho dispatch states thnt t'hiel .‘lntaufn
has been slightly rustle“, but no action:
trouble in anticipated.
Baeher'a Strange Failure.
NEW YORK, Aug. ion—Abraham Btu-her,
who tailed Aug. 3 for Hand)“. was ex-
amined at the Tombs court on the rlutrgc
otJudge Harden, oi Savannah, that Buck
er hypothcmted H1000 worth of llardrn‘n
Iecuritie- sent as collateral with a “that.
note. llacker was held in 31mm bail.
Justice O'Brien continued the injunction
obtained by H. Meyers dc Brother. banker»
of Savannah, Ga., against the Mrrchanta'
and Central National banks ”straining
them trout disposing 01315,!!!” worth at
the Meyers‘ securities bypothecuted by
Backer. _____
Goodwin (line up the Sir-go.
h'rw Your. Aug. t5.~.\'at GIMWIII ha.
raised the niece against his wife's reel
deuce. It was quiet at on West Burl
avenue yesterday. lira. Goodwin sluyc-l
athome all day [rod to did her brother.
Charles Baker. Goodwin did not put in an
appearance the whole day. A powerlul
man, with a face that anggeoted fight,
guarded the basement door. Mn. Good
win doun't propane taking any cheum
A lhort Cat Acvou South America.
Waaatron‘m. Aug. l5.-“A abort cut"
Willa continent of South America baa
molly been dlacoverotl by the celebrated
or over Carlo» i'vy. lie declares that it
the poaaible by thin route to mince the
Journey from lime to the mtrm river
port! from thirty day» to tour or five. This
road would work a revolution In the track
and indnatry oi the for interior oi the lie
public at Peru.
I” Dream Wili nomad-r tho Boate-
lanmm', hie, Aug. 15.~The nix llahlng
boat: recently mixed by the Dominion
cruiser Dream erect Indian inland, M. ii.
Captain Pratt, oi the Dream, oilen to
give them up to the ownent providing
they alga a paper waiving Indemnity.
One owner-tuned but the other: Muted.
Theopinloniaprevaieat that the Dream
rvlll noon mm alithe beau.
no) Don't Want ‘lia l‘tato Wort-en.
Now You. Aug. lhw’l‘ho emotive
Definition of the American federation oi
Labor haa inrt Pmident Gore to
toeooperate with t Wattle. the
Amalgamated annotation. tor the pur-
ot “prehnting and dimngtng the
attempttolmporttin plate worker» into
thin country in violation 0! the alien con
tract labor law."
the lined with a Negro.
Immoral“. Y.. Aug. Ill—Nita Nettie
toroixoflhxdomo’t florid-town.
near eioped maniac.
I'll “Jail-III“. a colored man. The
uptown married by Junie. Brill,“
“our. ”ft-patented lilac Bhuwvvill
udeavortonparatethrm.
Irwin-ant 11$»!th oflw
attire-genteel t Amie-emu“
,at m Brendan-re rhino daily
eatettowa Whhnloflm
bytheeara 'y. magnetite“
can. Luci ll. W. in» M
pound. .
Amullflheflopam
faults"; tiara..Ang. tame. reward
ummmmwmmtm
themd'flhaavl’uatltanopttaa
Whither! Munch tan
It apnea
WNW
nominal company-ration. M
e are selling our Clothing, ,
. ; rapidly as th0ugh they were under the hammer and
they are going at prices low as you would bid for them if
they were in the hands of an auctioneer. Prices have fallen
so heavily that you conid‘hear the crash half a dozen blocks
away. We are spelling our Bargains with a big B because
there’s nothing small about them. Do you want to make it
duller go a long way 2 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- '
{unity for putting your money where it will do the most good.
“III THE'WWEST will“
Three Gamblers Held Up in a
Room at Dayton, 0.
THE! THE STRANGE! ESCAPB’J.
lo End All the Daring and luaperatlol
of tho lllrtleroao llanh noon-r war
Killed 0a. Bla- and Wounded Another
It Cola—bun Grove. 0.. Itweentlyt
Darrel, 0., Aug. ill-A boldly con
eelved robbery, which has a touch of th.
Jena James method. occurred about tin
noon hour. Samuel Wagner and non ken}
a palatial saloon, with gambling room:
tip-tam, at to South Main street. Dur
ing the pant three dayn a stranger, wht.
claimed Chattanooga. Tent... an his home,
baa been playing taro bank and loot a
large Hutu of money. Early in the mom
in; he went broke and begged (or a loan.
6am Wagner, Sn, accommodated him and
the atranger signed “E. ii Poieng".to a
melpt. Polcng went out and loot ten
doilara again-t another faro bank.
Ila lleld lip 'l'hne Gamblers.
With the remainder he bought himuit
a double action revolver. At noon Polaris
entered “'agncr'a gambling rooms. Steve
and Bill La Cumpm and S. Wagner, Sn,
well known pmnblure. were the only occu—
pants at the room. Pulling out hit! to
volver l‘olcng ordered \l‘ngner to hand
over the bank roll. ‘
”I will kill two»! you and then shoot
myselt." grimly mid the rubber. The roll,
amounting to mm, was handed out and
Poleng coolly mad..- his cacnpt', promoting
bin revolver at several persons who at-
templed to detain him.
In lie the columlmn or.»- Murderer?
()ue retnarknlvh- (mature about the rub
bery is the furl that Pale-nu} during and
desperation rmuindml ewry one greatly of
the unknown robber who entered the lit-
changcbnnkur (.(Y‘lllllllu‘t Grove. 1)., on
Aug, 8.. shot (holder 1'. 1. Maple severely
and killed William: \‘nndvinnrk, a farmer
who came into the bank n bile tlu- robber
was runnlugtiiingstn ml! liintacli. Tho
robbergut away with Sign) lit nub and
was not captuml. nltliuuxll hunml for
aeveralduphy nnimmrum' [Kit-Fl: oi citi»
tons and ”our“, .\~ Pull-mt is u utrnnger
be is prnlmbly cllhrr tin- Columbus Grove
robber or no imitatnr.
Micron-opiate t‘itome Other-rt.
Wavmsoms, Aug. ill—The Atriericun
Microscopical society has ('IN‘II‘J tho lol-
lovrlnu ofllcen: l‘rtmident. .‘Iurrtbnll l).
Ewell. L'hicnttn; vice lirl'vvltil'llls, Dr. unh-
ert Reyhurn, District oi Columbia. nlul It.
J. Nnnn, Georgia; mombcn of tin- "xvi-lt-
tive t‘iillllllilhrt'. Dr. .I. .\ ".l; ‘r. linthlr.
F. \V. l‘luyg-nlv'. .\Lrun,1l.mnl [Ir J \l.
Lamb. llt~trut of Columbia. The wen»
tary, \V. II. Seaman, and UN“ lrenwurer, C.
C. Mellor. hold over until PM
A flue-let, llella'a and (favour.
NEW YORK. Aug. l5.«-'I'iie Illusory of
Mn Ilugh Mel‘ullugb lion-I. whom llll‘
dress wan sought of the Casino utmmger
by Senator Bell. of Indiana. warm to be a
remarkableunc. She was once n and”,
belle In Indiana. She became fikflgt‘ aim: is,
lclt her huclmml. mine to thin t-ity and led
adlasipnted life. When In»: heard of the
livcl with n rip-4m tamily in a Thompson
street tenement,
A You"; Girl'a Arvin! Illa-I.
Bowmxo Guttx, Ky.. Aug. 13. »- ('lyde
England. the t. n‘yearvold «laughter oi
Squire J. P. Itoglnud. n wealthy farmer
living below than, met death in a horrible
ma'unrr. She vine riding a spirited horse
when it became frightened and ran away,
throwing her trout the vmltlle. "t" fruit
hung In the ntirrnp and she was dragged
and kicked to death.
l’lbllnher lleary llill Donal.
Noawtt'lt, Form, Aug lb. v-llon. lionry
HIIIdie-I last evening at Pia-tern l’uint.
He founded the well known Henry III“
Publlahlng company and aim the Hill ii-
hrary in hie native town at ihdyard.
flanged llltrraell hr Illa t‘ell.
Xumm Faun. X. l'.. :‘Im. to Louis
Snyder, [arty-sin yuan old, who had been
arrested for willul ihnlfllt’llull of property,
hanged hlmrell in his cell In the pollen
atatlon hove.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Bilawovth, Minn. has been wrecked by
acyclone.
Mayor Clmpiu. oi Brooklyn, who to ill,
in reported to he Improving.
The following Philadelphia newapapara,
which have published the mercantile at»
praiaer’e hate for the part two yearn, have
been notified by Attorney General Ileneel
that they taunt return! the rebate or it
cent. an alleged aural. oi the Itate
or teen tag the mivmirtmto: I’m,
North American. Inquirer, German Demo
«at. Bulletin and Triegra h. The papen
mgiven natilfiept. t to and the money.
Baronilineh, who in at Carl-had, has
argued adocumnt empowering Dr. Low-
landa In the Argentine Republic to the
value at 10.0mm peace.
ahfia‘ptaln John Palmer. ammonia in
attired. A. it. hunchctedaudja-
taut general Colonel Frederick I’hiatever,
acting mistrial adjacent general at the
atateot iii-w York.
Dr. Bohr. oi Ahingdort. Va. charged
with the murder ot Mr wile by when.
he been toned guilty. The conviction wan
largely upon the tar-tinny of lira. miner,
a woman at mining-‘13:“ who do
the! he had ada- ling tie wile.
dearer baa heel latlnate with lira.
aver.
Ateladanti the turauure (artery at
columnar endeavored by live.
«that and other gentlemen to putt-hare w
lust: an. 1—
bu cannot alway
keep (3001. Try one of our suits.
unprecedented ' figure, but go‘
there is about it. x
’ ”rnr‘u’ioato‘or a
”at tho loll Hay-re, Athlma
lonee Arr lining.
runny. In. mug.
II.
At . on—- all
Cleveland ..... .002!~"'0000——rui
Baotou ,,,,,,,,, lnuoouott~5n,
Ballerina: amber and Zimmor, Olarkmu tmf
Bennett.
M Blow York-m
lewYovk. Hop» 1 o o o l 0.7-1 3:
mdnmt......o I) 0 It 0 ti 0 0 I l 4 l
Batterieo: J. Ewing and Iiurrlll. Hulluuc v.7
Keenan.
and;
At liroohlynw n. u
........ atooooooscl
Brooklyn ...... illfilitliJOIlv.
Batteriea: baby. Nicol! Kitltidgc. ;
mingand Kirtahaw.
At Philadelphia— in. .
Philadelphia...0 8 I I I 0 o r: u ii i.
Pittahnrg ...... ouooooorugg
Batteries: llloaaoa and memento. King to.
lAh'TKliS ASEPI‘IATIOI.
~-".._¥
éofianF
‘DE‘: .0!
E
Ian. llauvelt and sage.
At ow Haven—-
Byracuao ...... l 0 u r
In llaven....o 0 o u
Bulletins: Owghlln and Quinn. Clarkaon
Mord
0t)
iii!
no!
M_w
i
ling Kelly Ben to the League.
Nttwwnn, Aug. ia—Preshlent on
latte, of the Milwaukee ll ‘ ‘l ‘
tion, baa received a til-patch atating that
Loni-ville, St. Louis, Wanhlngton, Benton
and Baltimore have assented to the pro
posed transfer oi the Cincinnati American
association tram to Milwaukee. Mil-
wankeo men have win-d their acceptance.
It braid that the tollnwlug playero will
berctained: “Deity" Marr, Jimmie Can
avan. Willie Mains. "lied" Dwyer, and
posaibly (‘arnt-y. "King" Kelly haw oi
ready gone to the National league. This
move of Milwaukee's, without doubt,
means the collapw of the Western aw»
elation.
v
x
I
I Nutritional». 1
“ BOSS ”
leach _I_il_k_ Biro-ii
Sec that each Boss
listuit is stamped
lines your grocer kccp thc
L Boss Cracker? ,
Marianne" at New London.
Nkw bosons, (form, Aug. ll—Thefour
daya' shouting tournanwni baa ended ‘J
The chit-f creme vn-rc loo pinyin, at no . -
known angler, tor a diamond ring and the
Individual championship, and the wt and ’
west team ennltmt. Woletrucroft won the aw ce 8
first event and the wealcru u-nm, ulllalllir
ing of \"ul‘vlenrrttlt, ill-lilo», .‘tIrMuth”,
Apgar and Knunlton, normal the second
alter an interesting struggle.
HHDQUIITEIS FIIII
MILIIIIEIIY!
In. I7 Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water 8t., llorvrailt.
dual ret‘eit'wiJlll time-n Hale (0-day to roll
witlmut hwl’tt'. all shapes and colon. at the
ulrrnn-ly Invv wire of 39¢». former giro fl.
fine but of lInt~ 20", 3pm Wrt-nttuz .r-tu'li.
Unv- Int ul tine French lumen 30c..40r.. 50c.
each. Don‘t town-t the number.
I7 MAIN STREET,
Nut to.’. I'. Bennett'n dry goods atorv‘.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
Io. Ii Iain Street llorvrllt
F. HAYES
llaving removal hln meat market
No. 6 North Main Street.
\t'tlhupplyttw lmvplt' ut lhla vicinity with
tlu-tlm-etlirwot '
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POULTRY, Etc..
1'» he tour-d In the ntutc.
F. l-IAY ES,
I0. 6 Ifllllli IIII SlllEElt
Jenni- at ”at llavhov.
Baa Bantam, lie... Aug. in »-The tin-h
in the aluglu Were played at the Aim-lay
llalltcunis tournament. l1. L. Hall, whc
won the tournament cup. rich-amt hi:
brother, V. U. “all, Inf the Mosaic] “all
challenge cup. St’l'l‘t‘; fr—u. ‘J—tl, tlvifiws,
H. In the doublm for the twamlunt
cup», tint?» and l.|l‘.llll'll| int! I'lmmnm
and lamp, , . .mu im- “all bun... . Inuit
Brown and Mr“.
Sew llaven anti I’ruvidv-nro Drum-mi.
ALiiahY. .lug. L“. . .\t a nwetlng of In.
board oi director» ml the Eudora Ian-0t?
atlon at the Kenmore hotel last night
the New Iluvrn and Providence club.
were officially dropped [ruin the league.
The .nitl’lliliun in to continue with all
clube. {The mat lcr oi the alumina! property
of the aanmtuiiun at Providence wan not
brought up.
Boulllul WIIIQI “'nn.
ltocucanzu. .\'. ii, Aug. if»- At the
closing meeting oi the grand circuit Jua
tlna, Globe and lit-lie Hamlin made a rule
arable attempt to break their record at
2;“ Juntina and Ilumliu were on their
feet most of the time. Time, 2:23). Ituaa
lint! \thkm detrutetl Mcllorl, Alvin and
Mambrino Maid in the 2:2) lrul. “ft-I
um, 23:»,
liaratoga Racing Auoclatiua not-l.
BAItA'I’mA. Aug. la «~’l‘he pmperty oi tht
Saratoga liac‘tng miatlou baa been sold
to a ayntllcate repreaentrd by Gotfrcld
Walbaum. president of the Hudaon County
club. oi New Jenny. ’I‘lte president-y oi
the new annotation baa been tendered the
Hon. James Marvin. oI Sarntogn. 'I'tu
purchaae price is Will).
The (froqaot ‘Ioaraa-eat.
Nouwtrrt. Aug. to. -—.\t the crmpm
tournament Smith secured the champion
ahlp by making record at ten gamut won.
The mood place lie- between tin-mood. ‘13“ 'xtum'n sultWaLll.
Jacobite and Wamhold. Knecbt and liar .7 .
rvtt lead in the third amnion. ’
«.x .x- . I I . t V
lanky Inlet-tort Delia.
In“ You, Aug. ion—Advices trout :5de 3.; ’
nay, X. it. W., atato that the priae light
between lillly Murphy and Young llritliu
tor a purao at w and the teathmnigm
champion-hip o! the world ended in Hue
phy winning In nave-tern mode.
.. I. {,I
t (2 f x. All. ‘ ‘
, file
. .1.
ra- A. A. ll. (liaraploaalrip looting. ‘fl
New Your. Aug. law-The room an
Ira-lace In
nual championahip meeting oi the Aaw I
I'. It. rate-t
tear Athletic Union at the United iiiatn ‘
ISTG lo I‘.’e
will he held at the lit. Inuit Jockey cluh'o . . . . .
DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
Ohio». am Main litmt,
“I'D-IO". cowa-
groomL admit lamb, on Bamnlay,0tt. l,
IVIRV DAV m in: VKAR.
W
SUCH
WDINItD
nun win-u Varied.
mroaartvov, 8. Y., Aug. ill—Harry
like. was rent to heat the traeh'e record
at 8:193, but only tirade the tulle In ”it.
lined by flit-burg.
Putnam“. A ih-J'Aidle Hay. oi
the Philadelphia eln . and John Corhhill
have been atguvtl by the i‘ltteburg club.
-3“...
mart-tom
“DI-ll hm
new You. A think now whale-
fimt... a: ...."""‘"°"...,...‘““
a a re, to!)
with min In alga. alto leak-
llkoahtgeaaal wattle”
¥“W““*m”%.":
lama-mum Wail MW ""
Donna, Avg. narro- iartu no ‘ "u“
mrmummmm '1'"!
“mummatk
mama-oer. A «can»
elm-aimedmutmiuau
“WWI-phagm,
m A ll.» elu-
meu mellow“
trawliiulaatmlheutaeetm
Winona-ah;
Ll. armour. “.1
i
‘ have the lull
of a dip in the deep, doe sea, just when you
it. but it isn’t necessary to put V our head under a pump
‘ We‘ have knocked;
prOps from under the‘old priceibeoause it is cheaper taboo
at cost than to store them away will another summer cornea
along. We ought not to part xith one of them at Such on
they must and that is all
Elllltllllll Susan
HAS COMMENCED AT
M. s. SMITHFS.
We will place upon our counters for the balance of the season
broken lots of Small Wares and odd lots of all Summe-r Fabrics
at prices marked that must sell them. Genuine bargains can be
expected. We have a large quantity of Light Summpr Fabrics
to clear up, and quite a large assortment of Hosiery. amd Under-
wear which we have marked at half actual cost to xrlispuse of
them. Call and examine before the stock is soiled and while the
assortment is comparatively good.
The balance of our Lace and Silk Mitts. consisting of all styles.
for what they will bring. All silk, clm-kcd and plain backs. in
Ecrua, anus. Tans, Blacks and ”porn Shades. A few more of
those Ludies' Ribbed Jersey Vests. in quantity about 4" dozen.
We will sell to close stock to end the season for what they will
bring. The balance of our Lndit-s' Shirt Waists. consisting of all
colors. with which we have been so successful for tho past three
weeks. will go with tIu- rust of tho bargain lots at uni lllnl‘t: than
cost. Another split in Ribbons for this flair. of which We have
quite a quantity. Customers in need would do well in call upon
us during this m-ck. for we nro'going to soil thorn \Wy cheap.
lients’ French Flannel ihirts
A few loft in all sizes of (.icitts’ French Flaunt-I Shirts. With
the rest of the :tlmw-mcutioumI bargains. We have ijztct-d tin-st.-
upou our t'iilllllt'l'ti to clvar at astonishingly low figuros.
“IBM 250. llPWIIIIiS.
We linvo just received a new lot of all the latest Music, (tull-
siatiug of vocal and instrumental. which we are selling for
ONLY I0c. A COF’Y.
AGENT FOR THE cchanairso
5 I 9.50.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YIEABB.
insurance Building, ‘-
BEMBBEST strut Mil mu.
M. 5. SMITH,
PeatMogs
STABLE BEDDING. ‘ f
CMWWLat
IIIlF THE 0081 [IF Sill".
HAZ qt'ro'N“
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory—,Ibfiine and chesttat I
goon.
Baled Hay and Straw
99“" ll”.-. 5‘5!- :
Raymondlrolhe'rs
TH E EAGEE
nun IIIIBSTEI Burnt.
Sill, Pliltlltll un FIST.
Thin wheel has been thoroughly tested and
cannot tail to be a lavorite among wheel-en.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent for Xorvrnlk and virility.
Ijtllce at Raymund «rt-wt. corner day.
l'. 0. Bo); 571’. South Sum. all , I'l.
mflzlm
Morning. Moon and light
*TAKE“
tumult.
One Bottle Thoroughly convinces.
It in remarkable how many K‘r’ople than are
who haw that tired reeling w m torhink
it of no importance or that nothing null he
done tor it. They would not be no
it they rcalirxd howyreally u-rlooathvanl—
ad is. llut they think or any. “It will
0 flier awhile." We do not lion-tho
ultimate wrariuesvr which all
after a hard da 'a work. but
”UNK. WORK ”71'
e» Wally overpoweri in the more
w on the body vlwnl- be. retro-hell
l‘rruly for work. It in a militaka 'to allow
. title condition to mntinne an the body may
noun lit-come debilitated beyond ream.
or mine dim-am may gain a trot. .
The oravlntn- M the uyoten m
almultl ltcvnllalletl by Ital '!
the “route-at bowling-u
medicine known to the mod t
purine-anti vitallzm the blood. regulate- the
t [nation uan really done
Ilake the Weak Strong.
ihu' nu.
FEELING which in
la n mm rare tor
Chills and level all Itlltit.
at“
Spring Styles
HATS
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it.” “Ito and ruminant "an tar lien and
lime. Nutrtaitofl Hauler Mat
KNAPP’S,
9i Washington St.
mwmv.‘
ammo-manna.
Miami-ninth”.
Economy on: Confetti
Gasoline 8mm
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