‘ I one-um In Senor el’ John
M I“ I". M of GI!“ loun-
.' “It”. ”once—Many Dietinguiolm:
‘Iaa I'm-ants ‘
‘morox. Viz, Aug. low-The pro .
dant’otrain arrived at 8:3 laat «coin
M J. G. hichllough boarded li‘
, m0- car, accompanim byDr. We on.
Whoothtproaident appeared at the other
all]. ul'iho atatloo he wan greewd with
.Woneerleg. Begotinto the tum
mmomuwmougn Secretary
meter followed, and the party were
Mm to amoral MoCullough'a house.
fl 'lhen they ionnd Attorney General Miller,
who had arrived during the day. The
Irv-that and party pu‘ the night
quietly at General McCullough’e.
. -. leeelved by Governor Page.
with morning the president, mortad by
V Johan. Logan pout, G. A. It. drove over
, ,Ncrth Bennington. llewee received
‘ aington by Governor Page and
, tel, and an hnmenoe crowd heartily
the chief executive Among the
dignitaries present were President
of theDay Veaney, Commander in Chief
«h_ Chief Underwood, of Chicago Patri-
Ilohl‘T lilitant and stud; ex-Govcrnore
, ,Orlnabeeand Pinng and Con-
‘ Power, Governor Tuttia and
New Hampehire, Governor Buaeell
mum and bio eteli,the state
and committees from the Mason-
aenate and house.
The Grand Parade.
the arrival of the president the
formed on the grenade oi the
' home. Fuller’s battery then fired
a gun and the grand column started,
Ming through North street toGago.
to Sailord. Safiord to Main, down
atreet, paaalng under the grand arch
ulrthe Putnam House. When the head
of the'column reached Dewey atreet a
abort halt waa made to enable the presi-
Mtand party to take their positions in
the reviewing stand. The column then
min review. The formation oi the
wen it. follows:
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alter Brigadier General William L
Vegas oi ill. Major lawns D. Greene.
vigag'onartermuler, Major William Smith.
villi?“ who. no.» Robert J. Culley,
"Per-one] alder. Coptlln mum w. Hoyt. u e.
: Captain Herbert S. Peeler. i‘. B. A; Lieu:
P. C. Kimball, U. S. A.: Major Charla
' oboe. v. N. 0.: Captain Max 1.. Powell.
. - 04 Wuhllon 11. Sabin. V. N. G.
- hobblmarehallohnA. hum post.
i . L t. mounted.
metal. Colonel Julius J. mm. V.
veterans, of Hench-vita. N. 1]..
toavalry party.
party in carriage», consist oi
. governors oi tho New ug-
m and their adjutant generals. cabinet
mt of the day. orator oi the day
t delegation in congress.
't Vermont National Guard.
4 Colonel C. C. lineman mmmand»
low Benin-hire National Hoard.
rid-g Rational Guard organization
fourth artillery. U. 8. A" Brewer
' 0. Calling commanding.
. V. N. 0.. Brcvct Colonel
aerial. colonel Albert w. Mutual.
I! M U. 8. Military aculomy.Weel
of Vermont. 0. A. it. and vieit-
Vetenn aeeodatlou oi Baton.
_ Tangier. ea eaeort {or amend
.. WotMordOonn.,uguard
‘ - ' U Puller‘a hatterylnmntlneutel
- gt .0 moon captured by General
hula.
" 'oCA-eelualtevolouon.
*' diheflonaotVermonLChieago.
.. Mullen-nthteranaandvle
Barrera l.0.0.1..oi Min. u
étxlmmwm Patriarch-
. . t Pfl‘l'ollzthl lilitaattkllonel
w 313%...» .hll“m“""i.”.ll
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that under their influence- all taunt
find inspiration for good china-hip. do
the pro-idem. concluded hie remarha
Robert Cohen, a three-yearn” child. wan
pushed through the crowd and handed the
dent an immense bouquet of down-re
r. Kowloon thanked the little fellow,
peeping his little hand in hie. The crowd
dammed for an opportunity to grasp the
hand of the president and he went through
the‘handahaking torture. The preaident
waa here urea minutes.
(lreeted by Governor "Ill.
Amour. Aug. m—‘l‘hc special train
bearing President Harrison nud his party
arrived in thin city at 5:30 inst evening.
They had been met at Coeymana by Post-
master Warner and James Ton Eyck.
Just prior to t e arrival oi the train it
rained. but ciea all for just about the
apene oi time that the president and party
were in the city. Tito president entered a
carriage and was driveuup Stnte street to
a atand in iront oi city hall. The boom
along the route were elaborately deco—
rated, and the atreete were jammed with
people. There was tremendous outbu-
siasm. With the president re Secretary
Ballard, Russell Harrison d Congress-
man Tracey. When the president reached
the foot of the steps of the stand he was
greeted by Governor iliil, who introduced
Mayor Manning. The three chief execu-
tives walked to the trout oi the atand, and
cheer upon cheer went up. Mayor Man-
ning then, after the cheering anbsidcd,
Mid:
In. PRISIDIRT ~ln the name oi the city of
Albany. one of the oldest municipal govern-
locate in this mnntry. that witnessed the be
ginning oi the Conmrd agitation emnng the
American pcoplo. which baa don-lopod into the
mighty goremment oi which you are the die
tingniahed magistrate. l welrome you. We ore
ludehted for this opportunity. even briefly. to
ahow again the respect tor t-nyzutitntrwputmlr-
ity and the hospitality toward those who wit-hi
it which at Albany was shown to no many of
your illustrious predominate We regret that
your eojonn with us is to be no brioi. but we
truat that at come time it may be the privilege
0! Albany to proflor you ita hoepitullty in
more ample more. The governor of the
Itatehaaeaproned the winh to join with Al»
beny in its greeting to you today. and i have
the honor to present him to you.
and when the cheering at his presence bod
Iubsided, spoke tut ioiioirs:
The limited time at your dimmed hero reuni-
m’e it appropriate that lehaii “pro-rs the semi.
mental oi the [mvpio oi the state in the lowest
words poedbic. The cilia-nu oi the Empire
etate receive you with proiouud respect and
greet you with the matmt pleaeuro on this oc-
casion. not only instance you are the chioi mag~
lair-to of the nation. but ‘mw oi their ap
predation oi your high character and eminent
public eorvicea. Thoy are delighted that you
hardened fit to honor us with your presence to-
day. Thcy rel-oil with interest your many
patriotic speeches during your rerun: trip in
the aonth and west. and their desire to we and
listen to you has been lutollail'iod. i do not in-
tent! to longer pristpuno the gratificatkm l loci.
but will simply my thnt in behalf oi the state
oi New York l lender you a eiurc-ruaudcordial
well-om»,
At the continuum: Governor llili, still
noticing that the nut crowd mm he i
back from the stand by the police, bee :
oned with both bands for them to ap-
proach, and at the came time ordered the
police to allow them to do so. There were
about: oi approval, and a cheer will given
for the governor. President Harrison then
advanced to the front, and bowing to the
g rernor epoke as follows:
wa CITIIISS‘I an: very glad to have
been introduced in you upon this occuion n!
my vitit to the capital of the Empire state by
the Ben. David D. Hill, its govt-rum. and hav-
ing But a tow momenta to opedh. i am gratified
that tho dietingnlahod governor who preceded
the invited the aaaolnblago to come nearer tho
atand By the wiae withdrawal or public unar-
diallahip you are enabled to (amino ch near and hm
the few worda which i barn to week. i have
received with eatlaiactlun the mrdial woken»
lug wordeoi the governor oi thin great atatn.
it in very gratirying ior me an a citizen and
nfleeholder oi tho L'nllod statue it is a plea»-
ureformetocomeandeey thatell marten oi
diluent which may have ever existed in the
diluent parte 0! the wantry hare been ohlit
mud-Ilhowofll united in ammruon
Motherhood. Thin Empire ”to bar great
wealth and reenarcoe that reach out ell over the
eoenuvy.
Tberebaabeealnthe t a time when the
cry was rained again-t . ow York Ming an or
acting creditor. The“ narrow than will not
prevail in an enterpriaing neighlmriwod or
when the etatoe Are united in brotherhood.
» the government ie pledged to maintain the
money at diluent powere for every we cents
on a dollar, whether paper or coin. win atatnped
hel aegood at any other dollar. we should
are“ the eaperlenoe oi a wathorn country.
When auction he: an lrrodeenuhle currency
that the men from your ahopewho torn out
thenpplieeand the iatmenhaveibegnateet
Intereet inreeelving Wmhoaadollar. We
bro thi- year aa ea Iflcoitural
mop. Thieevopwlllheworth a N1 noidol»
laraorerthatuiaetyeag. Then we lied that
the government at line-la hae prohibited the
eapovtatina oi rye. France and Germany will
alt-orb every buoheloi wheat now on hand in
time oonnlrlee Whatever complaints there
may have been in the pact. lbh your there will
be e auntie over every egricnlturlet‘a lace oi the
country. The granartea oi the country are na-
able toboitl tbegraln. uni thle will bringheoh
their“ gold “laureate Weehoaldhea
mm. for all mdltmareiamrable
all! minted; and above all there
“impartial-mandal- adherence to one
etltauoaaadlera
The rain begun to tell aa the precl-
m-i. ....... manna?" W.
uni-er D l0 aria o
the police, ruched toward him. gr:
hie halide. waving their hate and haml-
e well then driven to his car
at w p I.
A II. crowd at Troy.
M. ii. 1., Log. toure- ential
trelawae Maine-now Thetreia
wee eh to wall ten minute- to make
newton with the enema: train.
t
mm on the piatlorm
and made a m
fie Mp “rough new Jenny.
“Harlot" Ail, lbw-Mt liar-
ii
rleoa a l trip through New
Jet-y oahllwaytoattend the
celebration at al Vt. M each
Then Governor lliil stepped iorwanl. .
.egare selling our Clothing. 4 ,, . §
. rapidly as ‘thbugh they wore under the hammer and _
they are going at prices ‘low as you would bid for them if.
they wore 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 nothing smaii‘nbout 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 fora dollar and a quarter elsewhere, and
25 cents saved is twenty~fivc cents gained. Here’s an oppor~
tunity for putting your money where it will do the most good.
OHM on no: SHAKE.
important Meeting of the Lead-
ers at Harrisburg.
..,.......-—.. .
A PEACEFUL MISSION PROBABLE.
It la liellevod That the l'euneylvanla
Republicans Will Today xonllnate
are“ and Price-0olloeter Cooper and
the Blaine llnnru.
Haunlsnt'an. Aug. lit-The state lie—4
pnbiicnn convention in in melon here.
The ticket will doubtless be Gregg for and-
itor general and Price (or state treaaurer.
it in almost certain that the convention
will indom Illniue for the proeidonoy in a
broad and unequivocal plank. A main-
tion will probably be introduced dementi-
candidatee are here.
down ior permanent chairman oi the con:
vention. while ex-lleprueeutative liarry
Hall will wield the guru! temporarily.
Quay and Macro shale Manda.
Senator Quuy and Chris Magee met lust
together ior a iew momenta, then parted.
'flle delegates heard oi the meeting
within hall an hour alter it occurred, and
alone then the peoceiul attitude oi the
Keystone state leaders toward oneanother
baa been the subject oi much comment.
and the opinion is that u truce has been
decided upon. a truce that shall [out dur-
ing the convention's work, The coming
together oi the two anlogonistic lenders
waa brought about by Senator Myiin, who
in a friend of both. and the meeting lacuna
that the ticket will be Gregg ior auditor
general and Price for state trcuvurcr or
vice versa.
For the present both Mist upon their
man for auditor gonna), but it it believed
that the trouble mil be adjusted by a
tranaposltion oi the nnlnm, so that Price
can have the auditor‘s place and Gregg the
treasury.
Ilnw It \V‘ til “I settled.
Ii thin arrangement cannot be made it
will then dcmlro upon the mm‘entiou to
nettle the matter. and it will be done in
this way: (Jr-Mtg nnd l’rin-. it is paid, will
both be noun-d for auditor, and the iormer
will be sum-mum]. ’l'lwn Price will be
taken up for trcanun-r and uomiunted by
decimation. This plan meets with iavor
among the iriende oi both candid-doe, who
one in it a way out oi the dilemma and an
easy method oi relieving Price oi the fear
that more to meet him regarding hie
acceptance 0! a plum on the ticket (or
which he has not been u modulate.
“'Iul .‘lugmv Mn».
When naked about the mwtlng ill-tween
Senator Quay and himself, Mr. Magoo
aaid: “l hove been a "loud oi senator
Myiin for many years. and so has Senator
Quay. When Mr. .\l_viin asked on to meet
and diocese hia candidacy, it was only
natural that we would do so cheerfully.
We met in Senator Mylin'u room. it wee
thought by those preterit. including Seu-
atorfluay, that the. convention should
solve the problems of eandidatee for itaeli.
Gog said he won and is poriet-tiy friendly
to ylln, but thut he would not intrrierc
(or him or anybody eiw. A» a delegate to
the convention i intend losupport Senator
Mylla’t candidacy and will do what I can
for him. ll he in defeated i am tor the
ticket. oi course."
Hagen Tulle About Quay.
“What will betiu- ens-.1 oi your inter-
view with Senator Quoy on the iuture re
lotions between you!"
“Our briei corner-lotion had to do with
nothing beyond the pn-ecnt ailuutiou. No
body concedes more freely than i do the
grim rendered by Senator Quay to the
publican party in it“. and nobody hae
eritlaed more frankly the hilllilkl'fi i think
hehaa made eiuce. lie and i both doeire
Republican nucceee. We will both be tor
the ticket nominated by the muvmtlon
audio that extent we are entirely har-
moniona"
he to the Fat-err.
"But how will it be in the iulurei"
”That it in the (nature. (in! enlivene-
tlon waa aolely on the quantum oi today.
Thla ie the critical year before a punitive-
tlalalection, and Republican: cannot ai-
iord to waete etrengtll u raugiing over the
”or the future. For the preeont it to
nfleleut that the arbitrary methotia by
which obnoxiola centimetre wen ioreed
upon the party in the part are not being
led at. the preaent convention."
hat about the tteaeurenbipi"
”Captain John Munlaou, oi our county,
la a candidate and hen the united enpport
moor delegation. or which i an: a mem-
H
Senator M lln ll etlll in the fight. he
eaye, and wil not tire until the conno-
tion ell-ll have cit men the centimeter. "i
”not dootherwleo." lathe way he pate it.
Cellular cooper and the Illalar noon.
There ha been no change in the pro
me to give Secretary Blaine u wining
dnraetnent tor the presidency. Illa no
lpIoeltyldea will aiao be applauded in a
hetantlai pyk. Collector Thom-a V.
airline taken kindly to tide pro
lg. neitherhaebe Wight he
mu hardly the propu thing to do.
are of the Mine oplnloa. but the
reenlntloo willgn through netwlthatend
who on not in line with the
bounced-amine oi incitement-tee
le irleede.
The Plum
General frank Reader and other. have
mine :3 M the plat ‘
'e mlehlralleu will he been")
blurred and Mercator General Wan»
anterwlllbuln Nod! lore alto-t»
m The eltlaley bill will
hemmed la a uninitia- that will ring
“fill Intel” a Winner ea Wheat.
New Year. Aug. lt—«lmoagthe-aar
Irv-whoha‘nreltedbythemtrbe
lawheatie eeeeatriegea .“
in itetehlnenn,helter humeral
etch." Belatbeeaahelleatldeeuui
tar-eaten continuum-Ilene
theihetai ot‘milerwkeet”wkeahe
«alum-easement lbw
«matte
during the week are
Wm
line have he finance lure-eel
item
It,“ ,
ingaconetitutiouul convention. All the 9
John P. Behin. oi lndiaun county. in Troy
evening. shook hands, nailed, convened and
adornment programme ere notto '-
mr many oi the-unintentiona- J
«erg
totha iortkieeiaealeev .
Iey M “3..
7 net as
THE WORLD 0' IMTI.
Ibo. the Ila-chat! Playera. Am
and Home are Del-g.
At New York _.
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......... 2 I! o n u u I!
Batterlee: Ewing and Buckley.
Moore.
At Pittahurg~
Htlahuug ...... aooouooo
Chicago ........ 00010003:
”limbo: Galvin and Miller. Gum?
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Ballerina; Rblnee and Keenan.
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Ballerina: fleidlth. Haddock and Muir; 1.;
llealyandllnhimim.
At St. lain!» - n. u
Btboule. ...... liltiullutlllL—th
lilwenhee....0 0 0 l 0 o a I r“: c.
Batlorlee: litirette and Darling, Dam ~..
rim.
sacrum mutton.
At Troy» is. u .
................. 2 000 no one :l
Albany ............... lliozooltx'
Batterlm: boron and Murphy. Devlin and
near
At Bnflalo-~ a. u .
Bulalo...’ 0 0 II 2 ’0 l 0 0 0 ll» it if. 3
”Micro o o 2 o l o 3,. a wen i
Ballot-lea: Cellihan and liclloongh. Blanvoi:
8m- ,.._,-_-...
The Ore-at ‘lewnla Tournament.
SKINNY, it. 1.. Aug. iil.~—The Newport
tennis tournament (or the champlomdilp
of America in fllflflit‘rt opened with seventy»
two entries Tuesday. F. ii. Hovey and
W. Percy Knapp played the host match oi
the morning. in the finish but liovuy bent
Knapp 7 to 5. The euinmary oi the mom
ing'r play in ms follows:
C. P. Herrick brat A. L. Bins. b iii—4.64).
8. ’l'. Chane bout W. ii. Laue. ti—l. 6- l. 6—3.
II. P. Buntingmu.Jr.. beat Wit. Borneo. G—l.
1— 6. d4.
liugb Harrison boat 0. Kimball by doinult.
L. R. Parker but S ilaushau'. 6 l. rm!
6— 3,
H. U. Bixby Mat .\'. ll. Emmott». 5-: 6. 5:0.
3%. o l.
C. It. Fearing. .lr., bunt l‘. A. Brown, 04}
0—1.6 l
J 0 Hunt heat W, a l'u-«t, r. .1,» l, o I.
1' Burton bout E. A. Tilnlupenll. I'p ill~&
F2.
C.
#41. . .
J. 8. Clark brat E. L While. I) » l. t :6. Fl.
0—3.
B. O'Connor bout H. 3’. Norton. Hit-o
H
R. Bunting beat J. A. ilony. 03-4. H
' it
.v D. smith halal n W t'nih'r. 7: .i. #42. 6—1.
11R. \‘. Omnnyun bout E. nitrite. ti 2. H
kl. ll J.
H. l. Wilcox boat “7 it. ”mule-r. 04L M
5—41 0~ 4.
ii. Slovene beat il. ii. Emu-J. 2: 6.6 wilt—Q
Orv-2. llwl.
(l. P. Brown. Jr. beat 11. 8. do Harm
Fl. 0: 0. l9 ti
1?. ll. Trotter Jr. boat A. l". Wright bydr
iauit.
H. H. lltxily boat .1. ll. Nichols. Jr.. H H
6
- l.
B. l'. lluuilugiuu .1 :i—o Ill lilt‘ “fluid '1‘“ H
t‘itl‘it.
by tit-hull.
t‘. R. liudlule“ ih'ui i: s i;.l:lillllul’u. 3 4H
. 3. ti 2‘
A W. l‘o-t beat lL (l :6u:tt,6 3. ilk. H
liar-men at \l Institution.
“’Aelnsu'ms. Aug. w.~—'l‘ho lint
races of the nineteenth ounuei mtg
the National Association of
Caramel) took [time on the Potomac rim
here late Tuesday afternoon. The welth.
wan line. The first run- was ago at
a mile their and lumen, of the
[loot club, of Cambridge. Muse, won in
im. no.
in the double acull event the Alb-n
of Albany, mm the tint hoot and B -
iyu'e \‘aruom the wound. The final!
he rowed this afternoon.
in the eenior mingle sculi rucc illggt g,
C‘flre‘)’ and "volley were vii-tors,
final: will be mwmi thin eitoruoon.
The [anti ram oi the day was the eenior
tour onre between the Columbine, oi Wuh—
ington, and the r‘airumnnts, oi l'hlladeb
phia. Columbia was unable to pace the
Quaker (‘ity crew, who won in 8m. be Me,
with the (‘oiumbiaa close up.
Preeldent Kramer Benign».
81. llil‘lll, Aug. llwskl the nuclei unenl-
ing of the American mutation the deal
admitting Milwaukee to a permamont
memberebipiu the Annotation waa rati-
fied by a unanimoua vote. The Cincinnati
club la retained in full memberehip. but
moot play ita date- in Milwaukee this
naaon. President Krnmer tendered hit
reeignatton ae pmhlent oi the American
annotation. but the Aewcietlon abeolutely
reduced to accept It. Strong preaeureia
being made to have him recon-Mu it. I'.
I. Ituohg. oi boulevlllr, laid hie club had
an thong t oi withdrawing from the Aeso-
dation anll would he in it ior yure to
00!".
Avila Lathe. the a tight.
Cincinnati. Aug. low—A disgraceful row
occurred in the eighth lnnia Toeadey.
The rank umplrlng by Mr. owern had
made the playere on both teatae rather
heated, and when “when: clapped in the
way oi Mollie" an be wan mulling iron:
mood theClevelander hlt theOineiaatiaa
tn the rib- and keptongelag. hath-m.
ver. again «ca-ed the path oi
Alaer. which en learn-ed the letter that
gave the third haeetnan two vieiona kleh
fo“nh"'l.. .1“ “low"... nod." "“
t, go w a ea
We squarely on the Jew, knec'r‘ag
bite on hie hank. whenhelayilkaa
The police than interlaced.
In no! I.) We. the Ila-line.
it" Yolk, Aux. lt—‘l‘welve oi the heat
yeaeohie on the American tart started
tor the Omnibue
wee Burned-neon
third. ileum
Ilavla and litelell tie-lag.
New Your, Aug. ion—A heedea cable
to The Police Galena that
madmwlwliiaeil formalise
on It. liniaviaaeee na hie arrival
that in no amenity (era-eat
with ilelilveo,he will arrange a match
within-ream
M'fllmrm
keep cool. Try one of our suite.
there is about it.
”HM-l inane anda-nrihl’ia
adv-manager. meet-ea eavillaeetheu—
eelieetalevlal bee. lolly
Montana". Lauri N—ueadll’.
Rlllllillll Susan
HAS COMMENCED AT
M. 3. SM iTH’S.
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
expected. We have a' large quantity of Light Summer Fabrics
I
l Wendeflllmter.
“ Bos
Lunch I_i|_lt_ Biscuit
See that each 8058
biscuit is stamped
Duos your grocer keep the
l Boss Cracker?
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 soiimi and while the
assortment is comparatiwly good.
Fawcett's
MllllNERY!
Formerly 3 Water St. llomelli.
Just mvlvuidlll dozen llais to—duy to evil
without reserve. all ahupoe and t‘tlillW.Il the
enth-utrly lute prim ui non. iornur
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
ri
In» lot of Huts 201'. .‘i‘IIII \"n-atlm 2?».
inc lot In! line French Hutton 3&2. iOc., 50¢.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
llo. I7 Main Street.
iluu‘l lot-get the number.
7 MAIN STREET,
Next to J. F. iienllelt'a dry goods atom.
In. I1 lleln Street llomalk
w 31.
curb.
EVERYTHINE liElllIBEIi!
The balance of our Law and Silk Mitts. consisting of all styles.
for what they will bring. All silk. clocked and plain backs. in
Et'rm. ii‘awus, Tans. Blacks and Opera Shades. A few more of
those Ladies” Ribbed Jersey Vests. in quantity about 49 dozen.
We will sell to close stock to and tin.- season for what they will
bring. The balance of our Ladios‘ Shirt Wuists. consisting of all
colors, with which we have been so successful for the past three
\woks. will go with the rest of the bargain lots at not more than
cost. Another split in Ribbons for this solo. of which we have
quite a quantity. Custouu‘rs in llt‘t’li would do well to call upon
us during this \vm-k. for we arr going to so“ tin-m wry cheap.
———— o»
F. HAYES
In. 6 llnnh Main Street.
\\'li| nupply the;
Flesh and Salt Meals,
Ill). 6 Infill! IMIII STREET
liming removed his meal murkri
he aw in» 0!
POULTRY. Etc"
To be found In the ntato.
F. HAYES,
\‘liltf SOUTH NURWALK.
purple of this vicinity with
Benis’ French Flannel Shirts
A few loft in all sizes of (ionic! French Flannel Shirts. With
the rest of tin- ubovo-nu-ulioumi bargains. We haw placed them
upon our counters to clear at astonishingly low figures.
”WM 256. III’WARIIS.
w—w- we» :—
,: i) 1.4,. ‘l’ld 11, c,
in? thing ‘$
-'o 5. Patent 0-...
I870 In IIII.
Omens. iiill Main street,
Bull’ul‘l’on‘l‘. (3".-
Wo have just received a new lot of all the latest Music, con—
’ milling of vocal and instrumental. which we are Milling for
ONLY iOc. A COPY.
neucloos MINCE rues
‘9‘!" DAY tN THE VITA".
w
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l
Emil. bathtub m
:evlm'. 0MB Mimi burnt-{flue hall. on
"ERIE“. e SOULS. OVMOUII. ".7:
an. 19
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
DEMOREST SEWING MABHINE.
$19.50.
:WARRANTED Foo FIVE YEARS.
n
M. 3. SMITH,
insurance Building,
l e c d
m-t‘l‘e‘w
r 4BWA_LK. ,9 :4 court.
it. but it isn’t necessary to put your head under a pool to
We have knocked the
at cost than to store them away until another summer comes
along. We ought not to part with one of them at suchan
unprecedented figure, but go they must and that is all"
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Peat M0
STRBLE BEDDING.
mean, Economical. Healthful. at
um THE can or our;
H A Z E ”PTO N I _
Cross Creek, 4
GOAL. ‘
Hickormfinfimesmm * ”
E929;
Baled Hay and Straw
GRAIN AND FEE”.
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Raymondlrulherg
THE Eliot:
”our concern: BlllllllE.
Sill. PRACTICAL lllll FAST.
.... on?
Thin wheelhas been thoroughly tested and
cannot inlitobca favorite among wheelmcn.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent ior Sorwrdk and vicinity.
(idler, :3 Ruytuoud at reel, corner day. ’
In?! tho
l’. U. Box 579. South Nurwnlh (’1.
Morning, linen and Night
~———T.li\' E———~—
lllljilllll.
line Bottle Thoroughly convinces.
it is l't‘illlll’kllilil! imw muny wple there at.
who have that line! ice-ill: W once!!! 30 think
it oi no importance or I I nothing need he
done iur it. 'l'lu-y would not been
if thr) reuiizul lum- mtiiy serious themal-
mij' is. iiut they think or any. “it will
all alter awhile." “'e do not mean the
gitimnu- wrurimw whit-b all experience
alter it hurt! lita’n work but ll)“ ALL
oust-2. won); ('1' rtzéuxu which a
m serially M'rrtmwcrifig In the morning
it it'll the body alirlui be 1%me and
n-mly ior Work. it in a mistake to alimv
lillrl coiuiitiun to continue.” tleehody may
emu M'ulllo debilitated beyond more“.
or mine diuwe may gain a innit-bolt .
The craving-a of the nyntem for minim-e
should be satiation”) 'luklnu o T '
the roan-Ht building-up
mnliu- ne kuuwn lo the med ~ It: nee. t
llll‘liit'n and vitaiim the blood. regulator the
I lgeetlon and really does
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSOII'S SPECIFIC
la a fluff mm (or
Bills and lever and lalttia.
emu
8""“g Style";
H ATS
IN All]! "HADES Milli comic! 0"
Still andSoitHalssulllalt 4
“of: Hale and Cam "rub “ate for law and I:
am. Nutrlal'loli not» luv lie- at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Particulnlmntlonlalltelirlng. _
lilmlugeudlmlng tiltliete.
Economy “and” Confetti
Gasoline Stove
ind elllleetenlixuew -*
"the tunnel MW
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