_ ,6,
_ . mpidiy~~
they are going at
DUNN PIATT’S CHARGE.
lo Saya James A. (larttwld Was Trench»
cram to M: (tr-nova].
Chmtaxn. it, his. l?.->Dunn Piatt,
ll)! letter from Mt x- (the! to The I’ll-5w
dealer, gun-i some {b.l'd’illill recollection-
tbat throw a vivid light on the life of
James A. Garth-M and show his character
in an unfavorable lizht. Among other
thinga Dona Plait says:
”Garfield’s crime mu this: When Linn-
tenant Colonel Gnrnsehe. General Rainy.
Iranr’ eblel of otal‘l, was killed at the
battle of Stone ltiver, (iill‘llt'ltl, through
Salmon P. Chew, then secretary of the
treasury.niade application for the posi-
time,a Secretary Chum got Rosecrans to
make application for the arraignment and
Garfield was appointed liosrcraue' chief
of stall Rosecrans found Garfield posh
tlvely lovable, lor Garfield labored to se-
cnrohla chief’e confidence, and yet Gar—
field. in the midst of ltosecrnno’troublce
with the war department arising out of
his demand for supplies and roentorce
merits, sat down in the solitude of his
tent and wrote a confidential letter to Sub
men P. Chase in which he denounced his
generalasnn imbecile, utterly incapable
otcommanding such an army as that of
the cumbcrland. The letter in itself was
treacherous, but in its results it was fatal.
It hit Rosecrnns’ one available friend in
the government.
“Chane was at first stunned and then do
moralized. lle admired Stanton and felt
a reluctance to interefere ‘in his depart—
ment, especially against its head. lle
dropped the contest and left “0561.1“!!! to
his fate and without the reenterccnicnts
necessary to protect his flanks when he
crossed three ranges of almost inaccessible
mountains, a deep Wide river and monocu-
vered Bragg out of the grand gateway of
the south that, when taken as Thomas had
promised, brought the deadly conflict. to a
elm. Had Rosecrans been given what he
had a reasonable right to demand—the
mounted infant ry-«he would have occupied
Chattanooga without the loos of a man.
All the blood of those two awliil days
came from the one treacherous letter that
demorallzad one friend and nearly do
atroyed the other."
mm in Bloodabod
I!“ Something la Done.
Rosell-
l7.-A diapatcb from St
‘, , that according to recent
edit from eastern Siberia it.
have already captured a
quantity of skiin- in the
controlledbythe Burden govern-
therein no apparent cessation
Micah“ for troupe-sonic
. .“lttrlldictlon, and so far sev-
_ Mohandbut none captured.
mm“ been excellent, no
at the number of sentencing
f’l“. II the Americana.
m apparently teal under no
.. II to any agreement between
Wu and the United States, and
M that no confidence is placed
‘ unr'l representatives in eastern
,. , 1!“th faith of theAinerlcan
“in; company. which, they claim. is
advantage of the proviso allowing
tocaptura aeertaln number of seals
‘ all the real: they can get. The
‘ therefore, have been going
, , (withtheirocal fishingaa usual un-
“tum flag.’aud with entire in-
were!
any other national arrange-
Ma Duties to B. flodlned.
It In reported from Berlin that the
Mt in preparing for a surrender
7' acct-in extent on the question of corn
db“ Theolomor has become so over-
WI that Chancellor Caprivl can
William himself against it. It is
flld "it“ the kaiser has referred the
Wont-tray to the chancellor, to act. in
It Won. Both the kaiser and the
We! would rather give Austria and
31mm tin exclusive benefit of the Gen
lull ,dlmand Ior foreign corn under the
M_ ’ treatyaoontogoialorce,and
thin-been the chief motive for delay,
bottle on account of the high
planet bread in lo great and growing that
mwaiting may malt in riots and
, Hence a probable mitigation
cltbvcorn duties within a few days. The
t itself feels the pressure of
Darcityowing to the higher prices paid
. Impala for the army, and would no
he a large purchaser of foreign
« “lower rates should a reduction of
take place. The report that Ameri-
’ inflict-an hoar;ling grain causes no
anxiety, not on y in Germany but in
alliaropeancountries, as it is felt that
tiled-hand horn America this year will
undoubtedly be large.
'I .n. Mull in Bun-illo-
Ailvieu train Buni- present the sun»
acute no more favorable light. in As-
near the Cuplan sea, several vil-
~ Win ”ported to be almost depopu-
laid, many of the people having died ol
[new and others have left for better
W Man. In Volhynia it is said
“it tho Win branch of the army
ham-iota» no supplies can locally be
Winnie troops, and that all food
willbavotobcbronght from a distance.
I Incl .- Idol Baldwin.
Wilda-O'Brien, M. 9., having, through
“kinda. ofhlr wile's family. escaped
{to inter Mme! in which be lint! be-
m and thereby preserved his
In pub-mt, has retired to the
0“ ct Inland to complete a novel
lubjecto, which he began wr'tln
mm”... ‘ ‘
m 3.! While Preaching.
Oindderobla excitement was created in
y by the sudden death 0! Canon
. _ while matching in Kiiiicuny
The reverend gentleman had
to come considerable extent
. bk airmen when be war ninidenly
“I to real and fall. Several person:
W to his aulstance, but he poem!
mm Emily.
W Preparation: for War.
Main ct Hellgoland in proceed-
”wltbo ity that indicates the in-
Mica c! the lat-Jr to have the island in
, south on as term as possible.
llrpllmbar oi ltallnm are at work on
~71!”ch at the labor and German
' no badly on The forti-
wlll be ”111me
' , m Aug. ll.--ln the practice of
_ ct murmur-ugh: «at Mn.
Wow 0 c a at i-
a meow 9'"
vault
HARRISON WANTS A RENOMlNATION.
Private Secretary llalfonl Say: the Pres-
ident “ill Kut Decline. .‘
ClllL‘AGU. Aug. it—A special to The
Tribune from Cape May says that Presi‘
dent Harrison. through l‘rivatc Secretary
Ballard, denies the story that he in about
to declare over his signature that he will
refuse to be a candidate for renomination.
The vigor with which Mr. Harrison“ nn-
awer was given made it quite apparent
that no such letter will be written. .\Ir.
Harrison‘s friends say that while the
president is not a candidate in the some of
chasing alter a humiliation. he desires it
renoniinatiou. Secretary Tracy and .\i—
torney Gem-ml Miller, who one here some
days'ngo. an :1! pro-writ doing mine :31va
work in .‘nr. iiitnl-uli'.‘ illicit ~t, ‘l‘my
have recently approarlml t‘nligi‘t‘hnllu'n
and other prominent and influential poli-
ticians relative to sending their turn.“
tentative delegations to the national lim-
publican convention next year.
These two cabinet cilia-rs are now on-
gaged in preparing a slate to suit their
chief, and through their combined eilorts
it is said the Maryland delegation has al-
reuly been pledged to Harrison, Secretary
Tracy and Congressman )ludd, 0! Mary-
land, having arranged alla‘irs to their en-
tire aatiiifactiou. it is said that there or
into an implied understanding between
Mr. Harrison and Secretary “lame to the
eflect that one of them will decline in mi
vanee should the other develop the greater
Itrcngth. All of Mr. Harrison's friends
aoen lately seem confident of his renomi~
nation.
Fighting Among Theater-Ivan.
CLEVELASD. Aug. lT.—-'l'he race war
which has been going on between the lac.
tions in St. Ladislna' Roman Catholic
church has broken out again. At 12:11!
o’clock the police were notified that a
crowd of over 100 Hungarians had sur-
rounded the house of Priest John Alart‘
vony. The police toned theiutctior oi the
houae in a state oi utmost contusion. The
floor was strewn with stone: and brick»,
and nearly every pane of glassiu the bonito
was broken in. The priest said that be
was awakened about midnight by a crash
and a heavy stone tell directly on his bed.
Aswan an the diet atone wan tbm’wu the
air was rent with cries of “Kill him:
Murder the Blav priestl" etc" and during
the uproar neverai shots were flml. rice
geaat Griffin and a detail 0! airliners Were
lent out. and no they approached the house
the mob disappeared in the darlineu and
quiet was relieved.
Government tine-Id Control ltattroade.
Nsw Yoitx. Aug. 17.—-lli a paper reed
before u gathering in Aleoclatlon Hall on
“Railway Murder" the Rev. Thomas J.
Dixon. Jr.. condemned the careluaneu cl
human life very cheaply. lie pointed to
the feet that the death rate by railnmd ne-
cldcnto war increaalng. it was his opinion
thot the great railway ivy-tonic nbould be
taken octet the control oftbe corporations
andplaeod under the Iupcrviaion ol the
government.
Staten. were placed in
build. than at her dietingulehed
Governor Paula»: at Ocean Grove.
AIM!” Paul. N. J.. Aug. l'tw'l‘he at-
tendance at'tbe religious meetings at
Ocean Grove was unusually large. At the
morning Denice Governor l’ettleon. el
Mmlvaala. was on the plattorm and
war an lntuuted Ipoetntor. The meeting-
at the Arbury Park auditorium were also
attended. Pro-center Charles it.
Will of June City. made an address.
in wide be en James Russell
and George once.
‘
Army and navy Veteran: to (lo-undue.
N" You. Aug.
divinion Re. i at t
and navy veteran: a Ipccial eom‘
tied. , _____
Imam-g Ito-nor Ilsa-u“.
Mudunnotrtartentlie
W
It, A Ita’l'bl Sar-
lloiahuol It. Urine.
it“ Yolk. An
Ob-
oe though they
railroad men. claiming that they held I”
Ito-At a meeting ol
e United States regular
mitt-own instructed to meet with tia- out amt-iv nod mine owner of halti-
oorataituu from varied: parts of the at his Milena- In ’l‘ewsoimn
finite-l State- at Philadelphia on Aug 2:. the train“: you of his age.
'l'belllew York delegation will have full
powertcwempiltba national organic»
Gull! lllVII. Utah. Aug. rte-The
rte-m Heloi- Howell was meow, timi-
ii
in lathe two wrote. in the meantime
the exploring party will go down the river
in mail boats and the steamer will lotion
A" “Child“ v.” ml,
l
\
worsen,
pacer low as ye
The Sheriff Drove Two Horses
' to Death in Pursuit.
m CRIMINAL SECURE Ill RIDING.
A Wandering 'Irlo “'luiu Mlulon Wan
Bobbory— Confronted by the owner a!
a noun In: Win Shot Down—Two I!
the Gang Under Afloat.
LA'ntonli, Pa, Auir. l‘l.——Samuol Reese,
an old soldier residing on the outskirts of
Ebeneburg. was shot dead on} Thursday
evening about 6 o'clock. Elmer Brunet,
who has so far eluded the police, in the
murderer. _
The shot was heard by George McCoy.
one of Rocco's neighbors. who won alter
law a man, woman and boy driving like
mad away from the house. The sherlll'
of Cambria county and Oillcer Cannon,
of this place, were soon in pursuit of
them.
Horace Driven to Death.
The olllceri' trove a fine pair of gray! all
night, and on Friday morning they
changed heroes. The guys died from
ovorexertion. llruner managed to trade
horses near Ebentburg and reached Pitts-
burg. There he sold his second horse and
rig for nine dollars and disappeared.
The boy was arrested at Latrobe. lie is
Charlie llr-uwrmm of William llruner,
a painter. of Pillsbury; lie in thirteen
years old and lllIS coufwml. Policeman
Cannon, who lollowcd them to Pitt-burg,
has arrested the woman in the case on the
streets and brought her lit-re. she is now
in jail.
They had been calling on friends in
Pittsburg. and were returning home when
arrested. (in the way lit-rt- she broke
down and told the same story as dctmlod
by the boy. The woman was taken before
Squire Geiger lwt‘t‘ .uni made ailidzu'it as
(allows:
1' lie “'mnan'a ('trnleoulun.
“Brnnor, lllk' boy and I had been over
out of Ebonsbiirg, and on our return down
toward the house of old man llwsc-Jlie
loneliness oltnc plum and the apparent
absence of the occupant suggested that no
one was at home.
"Elmer Milli he would go through the
house, and ti').~~‘ibly he would find some.
thing or mine. llx' tnid inotohobl the
horse. and placed the boy, Charlie. on
guard on the outside. Elmer bad hardly
entcrcd'tlie front door when old man
Reese came up from the rear with his diu-
ner bucket in his hand.
Shut tho Ill-l Mun.
"Reese entered at the back door, llih‘liltg
Elmer iii the hull. Rune ordered iiiuwr
out and the lifter refused to an. HUM.-
then started toward a gun wtich «mid ll»
lllt‘ corner, but land in H _ 1c
when Elmer whipped imi :m n nib. : d
fired. t-Iicold man tailing timid at the lush
door.
“The boy. are soon as he heunl the .‘lliil,
entered the house and lie and lilnxcr xvi-oi
through the house, tind'iuiz nothing at
value except a tow trinkets matrix we
threw array nloiig the road in our ibght.
The Manlercr Ira Illdlng.
“We left the boy at lcitz‘olm and Elmer
and I went on to Pittsimrg. p.i~'~in.:
Greensbiir‘; and lrwin. Elma-r is now so-
curely hidden. " This i swear to be. a trim
Italerncnt. "
The woman rillll llrumr told his parents
of the shooting. They live on Center av~
noun, Pittsburgh On Friday evening he
went to the Academy of Music and sat
ride Detective Sol ('milson and a ther
Pittsburg detective. She rcfuml give
any clew to llruncr's whereabouts.
Elle-ling “Wu The" Truth.
Tm woman in known mt Ann Jackson.
She hawretcbed looking hag, showing
dblpatlon. She says the was brought up
at Johnltown. and when twelve years old
her parents drove her lrmn home. At the
age of seventeen, three years ago. she inur—
rind Elmer. She says she, the boy, and
Bruaer have been traveling almm tor net'-
oral months pllfor'im: nirl her-e «tooling.
The Pittsliurg oilicers have arnmted a
woman who kept llOllN.‘ for ltwno until
Ihm wackeugo. it was thought nlw was
the woman in the cam. and ‘it “an reporml
that aim know ol mon- pomdon money
been WI. to have received.
It acclai- to have bvvn it mistake. in
I or hit-Alww lblil hum-d oi the mic of
I borne for nine dullnrn, and united
bardto cinch lirum-r, but has not auc-
coated.
' iirulv. Mr-
A Girl I'olaono "or Family.
Wluiximw. Hot, Aug. l7.--~Agim .l.
Jackaonm girl oi driven. living or. fit.
000mb. has been nrmtul for [ii-limiting
her mother, halt sister and half brother on
“day. While making some biscuit: blue
and a box of rat poiwn in the dough.
After eating the bin-alto they became vio-
lently ill and there hi little chance at
their recovery. Agnew left her home on
the arrival of a physlvlan, but was soon
ruptured
Illa Scalp nipped ”I.
Purine. N. J.. Aug. it.~l-‘rank ll.
Rudolph, driver ol lire engine .\'o. :t, at»
tonptodto chow temple of young man
whom be war hiking in Krona how last
hit borne could run. While going at top
llll wagon collided with a true. All
were thrown out. but Randolph was
the only one Injured. lie was hurled
t 5 rock and MI walprntlrely ripped
no to not expected to live.
THE NEWE lN BRIEF.
Henry Inga“. the prime mover in the
when» tor municipal coal yam, bu ro-y
caved a letter from Master Workman
‘l‘. V. Powderly in which be iadorua the
l
Jfia Boyce. a prominent bttnmlaom
Hr: Lavinia lancer. widow or the late
Calvin Hunger, or Bantam. died ruddaaly
It Arbor! Park of heart lailun. 8b. war
Murine your or one.
Philip P. Dunn. who wan an cflleer la
the crab-muted Star Rubber comm
animator: (it. J.) China company,
at It. hike. lie was tor tmty year:
t of tbe lint National bank. of
new, but resigned alter the Imehl
era-h here.
The Rev. 8am Jones addmdalnrgo
crowd It Prohibition pork. Beaten inland,
all denounced the fashionable ria- cl
flew York people.
de‘th__
u would" no for ate it -
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 high because
there’s nothing small about them. Do you want to make a
dollar go a long way? 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 most good.
' CHASING A " ~AillilllE'liEll.
aha:
t... “m
"meteoric" b? m " ” "its":
What nu ma mum, alarm. on
Home Arc Ital-g.
Allll-lICAX WIATIOX.
At St. lusciou— a. w, r
lithium ...... taunt‘oreivarz‘.
monorail ..... oooooooouo 5
Batteries: Banger. Boyle and Dunn;
Dwyorandliclly. .
At Writiw- It. in
hallville.........l r u r o 0 I brll l-t ’
coloration... ..... ouoourne-si.’
ballerina: llecliiiu and ‘Caliill. behind an‘
Donahue , .
manual amrlaviox.
At Windwr Beach. Charlotte.» It. II. it
Buchanan. 0 o 5 n z o o o 0.712 .
Bullelo......o 0 6 010 0 0 0 l—li 72
Batteries: Blauvelt and Urquhart. llornca.
Ind Wockhei-kur.
At "mun-Maud. KY.» It. II. r.
“nooeooocuvrn 3
lll000000v~ali
kicker! and flora. Brat-“n ; ..
"audio: of the Mobs.
The followingia the recon! of the .\‘.i
tional league:
. 1’... P1“: - W. 1.. Pr
Chic-30.....ni 'JD .bwllrmklyn....M a? or
Bantam... .33 :58 .fll’f‘b-veland...“ .',-i .4»
cw York 5| as .firl§(.'inclnnati..zu! no ,I:
lpbiiilfl it .hflll’ittnburg...lla a a:
The following la the record ol the Amer-
loan association:
“'. L. P.0d W. L. P
.fitflilxoulivilh.::
. ‘ 1;:
Athletic ...... 51 a .mwuhmpoaai in .sn
or: may or
Ill-at “w
luau-Io-
done.
all“
$.31... m2
lhatl- at I l‘amnuo Wrestler.
wa Yuma. Aug. il—Matsada It Son
klcbi, the cclr‘llritlt'tl Japanese wrestler.
died in this city Saturday night of con»
anniption, aged :13 years old. Sorokichi
was one of the lul'clumit wreatlers of the
time and in certain styles of wrestling had
no peer. lie nuns.» to this country several
years ago from Japan, where he war-i looked
upon as a pin-noiiicnon and was called the
atrongest man in tin-world. llis tint pub
lic appearance was in this city in a match
with Duncan L’. lie-is and be sulm-qiwmly
met .‘lilltluul’l. Louie. Miller and all the
other prominent creation of the country.
hut lllcyclc Hiding.
NILWAl'l-il-Jii. .\u.:. 12.—-'l‘vro thousind
people-vi'itmnscd the lllllwll of the annual
road race oi the Milwaukee when-[men from
Waukcsba. The distance \\ as sixteen and
two-thirds miles. C. W. Price, of bill
wankeo, who had a handicap of levee
minutes at tin- mart. finished first in Mm.
to... W. llrrf knit-him M‘COtltl, E. C.
Pracbthaimzr third and A. C. Morrinon
fourth. These four take the principal
pl’llk‘S.
The Nation-I ltogattn.
Wasmxmos. Aug. ilx .Icarly all oi th.
oursmeu who are to participate in the na
tional regatta to be held here Tuesday and
“’edneenlay have tll‘l‘lVr’l] in the city. The
indications [mint to a grand shingle in
the senior snub-u, in which the boot aml
tours of tlw country will (”he will. and
great nah-rut i~ in in ruin-n ii. in. mm
Wlll Try in lieu: ."talhl s‘n “rear-l.
lblllll‘l,‘ i?’ tart". l-x . .hi: 17x Tb.- utnll
ion Nahum imitcd a unit: iii 2.?“ lint. Tlir
great stallion wits :ict-itirp.iu1uil by a run
nor. "in owner inirrvtitly pinned with tl.r
periormauec, and now believe; that hi.
horse will beat the record 0! Maud 5 ho
fore he leaves lndcla-udcnce. .
Chicago" "not! Trotting Mar-ling.
Chicano. Aug. 11—4 inc o! the greatest
trotting uwetings (.llll‘ugo has ever but:
will open at Washington park today. .\Z
the star driven. trotters and pact-rs oi N u
wont are here. togetlwr with a aim“! at tin
eastern horses and mpcrta
Michael llnrklna l'reo.
mutant-1min. Aug. l7.—A cable nn-~
go which reachedtliia city gladdened ti.
art of Mn. Michael llurkinp, of Lon.
North Second street. The iiicaaauo w...
from the governor of Portland prism
England, and Mild, “Michal-l llnrkin- lei.
Southampton on Norddcutvhvr Wain.»
daerce." This tollnol the [virtue of t
man who was mutant-ed in it“? to title“:
yearI' imprisonment at hard labor. liaviu;
been convicted of Lain-g concerned in a I. y
namlw plot. The [Home of llark‘im ~.i i
cause much joy among those lulunulul i
the lrllh movement.
Damage by Marni.
Kasuo Ci-ir. Aug. it.~'i‘hin city w..-
treatcd to a deluge such as has rarely bow
oarntenced. One and a quarter imam
water tell within Minn urine-ea. 'l‘ia
deluge war accompanied by a heavy than
der storm. The telephone lines um
burned out all over the clty,uud seven
bounce were ntrucli and greatly diittmuvd
by lightning. The bonnie or lien Williams
at independence. I“ atruck and not on
In, being damaged to the extent oi trim
William and his wile were rendered un-
ooolcioiia tor aahort time and barely es
coped with their lives.
Father and lo- lynch-at.
Billlxollnl. Ala, Aug. l7.».\ apeclal
to The Agerllcrald from Cuilimm rays
Alew dayii ago Monroe liven. and hi:
can John were wanted at liailuytown.
charged wlth ahocting l‘ioree Mooney tau
lay. They were taken before a local in»
tier, who bound them over without bad.
They were sent to a neighbor'o lion-e amt
put under guard. About midnight u
crowd overpowered the guard and ltllmml
the two men to a tree. Mooney bad it»
covered from bio wean-la and there war: no
more {or the lynching.
no Plntflealebe Pluto.
New Your, Aug. IT.~TM eighteenth
annual tutlval .of the Platuleutecnr
Volbatut Veorin wa- eominonn-l ot the
Union Hill Bcbnetua park Bun . Over
thirty themed poo from Induce
maty.tbu cit and klyn attended.
Tub; Mira! wt continue until Wain.
A Volcano la Operation.
. Wait. Au tin-Partic-
attinvolcaaowaoinoperatlontbmy-Ivc
I I
menu to In ten manic. down the
AW!“
notched. a " tor” can
hwaadOrder
bythdrlvvro or
bad Iona Minx.
balkaitowocadovctbcm and eaten
thud.
bribe
wounded
W an.“ Inn luv-n
III. Pat. A the-Ir. William I.
Wicca-lithe
Amer rm, 2‘. Jam. it-Jl'm-
. A Wonderful crack».
.. BOS * ”
lunch Iilk Biscuil
1‘ . z - ‘
nihilififififin 3088
Does your grocer keep the
Boss Cracker?
l
l.
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w
FawCett’s
HEIDQIIIITEIS Fllll
MILLINERY !
Io. l7 Main Street.
Formerly 3 litter 8t. Harwell.
Just remit-ablm clmn llats to—dny to sell
without rmrvc, all shapes and colors. at In.-
extremely low price of 394:" former rice 3].
One lot cl llalr 20c. 3m) Wreaths 2 r. vm‘ll.
One lot of tine French Firm l'l'h tum. 40m. Mk.
each. Don‘t forget the number,
W MAIN STREET,
.\'cxt to J. I". Boanett'n dry maids store.
Mrs. W. Fawceii,
In. ll thin Street Iomalli
F. HAYES
Having removed his meat market
In. 6 North Main Street.
“1“ an r l' the tilt of this virinit ' with
Ill ’ drain-at linen! ,
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POULTRY. Etc.,
To be found in the state.
F. H'Av ES,
H0. 6 lllllllll MAIN STREET
vbl t! NUl'TIl SOR‘VALK.
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:SU’r/n: ..',. ., if“,
.f‘
or...
,. . me to ten.
0mm. 4M Main Street,
Illllllflll’oll'l'. (30".
oedema; Mince rites
INCH" WW I“ Tit-’3 YLAR.
more: SUCH
CONDENSED
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5.1-“ 5353' “gas? i'minimuuum “
I IILLLSOULI. ovaacou. NJ
Mir ‘
liiiiiiii Sun
» expected. We have a large quantity of Light Summer Fabrics
on: can
keep c001.
there is abOut it.
l
J
HAS chMENCED AT
M. S. SMITH’S.
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We will place upon our counters for the balance of the season
broken lots of Small Wares and odd lots of all Summer Fabrics
at prices marked that must sell them. Genuine bargains can be
to clear up, and quite a large assortment of Hosiery and Under-
wear which we have marked at half actual cost to dispose of
them. Call and examine before the stock is soiled and while the
not always have the unit .
of a dip in the deep, deep, see, just when you wan
it, built isn’t neces'enry to put [year head under a pump-to
Try one of our suits. We have knocked the
props from under the old price because it is cheaper to Sell:
at cost than to store them away until another summer cornea.
along. We ought not to part, With one of them at such an”
unprecedented figure, but“ go they must
and that is all
STABLE BEDDING.
mm. a. loom-ideal. Healthful. ct
.lillF THE COST OF Sill“.
HAZELTON
Cross Creek ‘
cgaL.
Hickory, Oak, Pine infiesmm
Egon.
Baled Hay and Straw
Gilllli Alli] fEED.
Raymondlroihers
assortment is comparatively good.
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EVEHYTHINE IlillllliElH
or»
The balance of our Lace and Silk Mitts. consisting of all styles,
for what they will bring. All silk, blocked and plain bucks, in
Ecrus, Fawns. Tans. Blacks and Opera Shades. A few more of
those Lndies’ 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 Ladies’ Shirt Waists. consisting of all
colors, with which we have been so successful for the past three
weeks. will go with the rest of the bargain lots at not more than
cord. Another split in Ribbons for this sale. of Wlllt'll we have
quite a quantity. (Viistoiuors in new] \Vtillltl do well to call upon
us during this work. for we are going to sell them wry cheap.
fients’ French Flannel Shirts
A few left in all sizes of (lciits' French Flannel Shirts. With
the rest of the itlaivo-mcntionml bargains. we have placed those
upon our counters to clear at astonishingly low figures.
iioii 25c. uiwuis.
We have just received a now lot of all the latest Music, cou—
eieting of vocal and instrumental, which we are selling for
ONLY lOC. A COPY.
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
DEMOREST SEWING MABHINE.
$19.50.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
M. 3. SMITH,
insurance Building,
cone.
THE EAGLE
HEIIT noiusitn BIBVBLE.
SAFE. Pillciicll lllll FAST.
A
This wheel has been thoroughly tested and
cannot fail to be a favorite muting wheclmen.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Ag: ~ut {or Norwalk and vicinity.
(mice :3 Raymond Sll’tfit'l. turner day.
RU. Box 379.5iiiilli X' r\t'.:‘.7: l‘i.
Morning, linen and Night
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lllXAIllllll}.
One BotticT
nu: tint
horoughly conducts.
it is remarkable how many
who have that tired lecli
it of no importance or t t nothing need be
dom- for it. They would not be so carclcca
it they millzml how really serious thermal-
ruly is. But the ‘ think or say. "it will
or! after awhile.‘ \\ e do not mean the ,
intimate wearincw which all experience
after a hard do "it work but that ALL
ItiNlFJNORS ( lTT‘l‘Kl‘ilLllitl 'hr‘h‘i‘ is
eaten a y overpower at: n t 8 Inc n¢
when the body should be refreshed and
ready for work. it in a mistake to allow
thin condition to continue.“ the body may
emu become debilltatod beyond rec-ivory.
or null“! iliM‘lN“ may gain a firmbol .
The craving-i of the cynical for Mnlrlnin‘o
should be at invited by “kink"! '10" p
the greatest building—up‘
' or
regulate:
pie there are
vv 0 seem to think
0 medicine known to the ma
Korma; and vltallm the blood.
insulin and really does
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSIIN'S SPECIFIC
In a care cure (or
Chills and Fever and Illicit.
Spring Styled
HATS
lN ALI. tiRAllli‘J-l AS“ (‘OLORH 0"
I
t
tho
iioy'o liars and ('ape. (fresh llate tor flea and
thin. Noirla anti llein tor Men at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Pmtculultuntlon returning.
Normative-iii; Illtlltu.
Economy A on? non?
Gasoline Stoves!
Mavoldliuttatit may
no...» on. .
Welland-Mutual.
THE MANHATTAN
II All Gilli.
mum enema t
in use in thin Me.
Call and See Them
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Norwalk Chronicler