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Evening sentinel, Friday, August 21, 1891 · page 2

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~ = , ~ «we are selling- our ,, .1 flat as

‘ g ' . p ‘ p rapidly as“ thonéh‘tlieyiwere undertli‘d‘h‘amnier and
‘ they are going at prices low as youjwould bid for them 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 big B because
there’s nothing small about them. Do you want to make a
dollar go a long way i Weiciiu 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-

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

on: cannot always: have ihelu

”of a dip in the deep, deep see, just when you want
it.,but_ itisn’t necessary to put your head under a pump

keep cool. ,_ Try one of mi suite. , We have knocked th ,.
props from under the old price because it is cheaper to sell 1
at cost than to store them aWay until another summer comes" .
along. We ought not to part with one of thorn at such "an
unprecedented figure, but go they must and that is all
there is about it. - ‘ 1

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‘tunity for putting your money where it will do the most good.

 

 

tiss taunt "hillbilfif mléi"...

) “d Borneo are Ire-lag.
Budlley Money Filled Holes in

 

 

In! where I could use her alone. the aw
ridmeexploded. lhad bold oi her anhlei
Ind the bullet went upward. Then

onuldnot beer to ace her agony. and l
Iredrotherbullettohill heatoendhc

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

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pain. , real.
Alia attcha to the meet that the Keystone m 0 ii } ° 2:31;:
encumbrance -~m .....s...........
H, for a Iy on)! . i
V thattheyonugwmnannllowodhimtohiee “D W W ”8 01'” mm” 5...,
. ‘, heme-dam returned hie care-tee, but _-- o e r i o o t e 3.4: u ., -
leach Irene-o In anew-r- toldhlmebewouldnever marry him int- I. ll. Yard'o Deerdrait at one run 'l 0 "Jail 0 I! in»: e e ‘

leuhetoldoihlapeatlli’e. Hewouldnot
revealtheteeeretJor he knew that the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

M tho Very Iona-pl the _ Wee o'er ”1.000 and Part 0! It Woe m

 
 
 
 

M I“ I’d-nod l’lowaru “’0- ”m not In"?! him then "1"." and mill. Bard-Icy Boodlr—Ilow Inch . 0 l 0 . ti 0 0-7 Iii;
F “'3"!‘ ”I“ hehopedtewln herlore and consent“). me lie-net Jone" on mien. o I l o o u u 3 : r .
ll. 11.. Ana. til—Funk 0- "mm“ b’ ”in“ “n “My" m' ”a Pnrunrrrnu. Auger—Tire Berdaley ”W m" M WNW MI!-

ehowing the tinsmlty oi his reform.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(armband who to ionily mur- l ,. , n u G Investigating cotnmittec met in the alter g It
W‘lefl’t 0'1th- Christie lie agdumnoznhzld p; 32::1‘ on noon ior the purpose of receiving the re~ Chicane ..... I I 3—13 4 t
into her We honae over a Chrietie'e 8"" conetently. and that in. port oi Expert Awountanta John Helml 0 ” orbiter”

and K. J. Wbelan. who have ior some time
been employed in going over the hoohaand
account. oi the Keystone National bank.
A letter war reed iron: District Attorney
Graham deeliningto present ior public»
tlon the correspondence between John

m . ,MMWMM been mm by
the“ oiflutieeallover New England

,1 mmunmnnoinm
‘ ', ,.‘Werden. Unebietoleave
me did: crime, econrged by the
' ' m hunted aaamonater,

pic! at his deed woe awiul. God alone
knew how he loved her. She, be raid, had
at iiret encouraged him, but some notable
loduencehed been brought to bear and
ehe had not been the name. Almy had
hatched from the barn to the convention
about where they were hunting ior hint,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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a. inmnmibmnhmmmm,«

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1‘ I, , .‘5’ M. S. SMITH’Sr COAL'

”Peat Mess l

 
 
 
 

‘ HAS COMMENCED AT
Cross Creek

Hickory, llal, Pine ant nest—r7
WOOD. ‘

 

. ' hlelliewaa io Itonei h Bardele and Auditor General Kle-Cnmant
“3:; notch i... Ilia :- lit: ii 33:37"'r‘l.“i..li°rr?§r“§r"i‘.°r'e:'rli5 admins- uni-n1 m1 John Ban» " g 3 ,1, : g g f" t I; ,

r“ Wt: area 1.." arm-“immanent W-Jtrdr-“mw-Wm- meet: , , ——~————-~
m wfwfiafi; whhhho meter, true, In it wan ill. intention m 0",...“ in.“ m w m... 'L n 9:... mhfr. We will place upon our counters for the balance of the season Baled Hay and Straw
momma org-it; Creeping out moraine to Know to crowd” urpere urirnr then presented his report. 3 g g ; g g 'e' $31: 3 F” n, ggfimffi': .: broken lots of Small Wares and odd lots of all Summer Fabrics

Mkmnm’dm a“ ml” Almy wlllbe arraigned at noon as hie n" “d h” m“'“'”“‘ “N "whim itemiz’h'rryer and Vaughn. urine-u 3.93.9... figguu" at prices marked that must sell them. Genuine bargains can be 5mm “ll FEE“
wound! will permit MI ewe-met in “m“ a“ nieliuu ‘° "‘° m“ °‘ u” _._. .. amt- Pawn...“ expected. We have a large quantity of Light Summer Fabrics __..,,,__.,____ '

 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

Keystone and the orerinene, and the other

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

house, eagerly devouring the trait
. mm W “in“ the odurt. Everett 6. Gorbam,auothur tarm-
. ,2 , h m °'- the tracing oi the rum ropreeented by the
' , It. My cl Ilia capture. “I5,” in due billa which John Bard-Icy
claimahe paid into the Keystone bank. Daub“-
The report relating to the atoch oi the
Keyetone hank ahowed that the over-lune
equaledthegenuiue. The report showed 8

jolt who had held the orerissueand in the

hand in Mr. Warden’a employ. wet or
reetedoh the charge oi being Almy'aao
_. Tb oihh ”h‘mhm' complice, but the evidence against him in
gene . If” , wallow-mu. aoallghtthathewlliprobablybe'rrleeaed.
. “who dgmgo‘gmw-botnd 3 Aimy eaya hehadno accomplice.
; m ' .
_ -. _' . tnmblerandeomeeenehidden I" u I! “I. cm."
‘J,‘ haruuherhuaband’eiarm.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Fiitaen hundred men and boys passed in

 

 
 
 

gle lie throu h a month the Wheeloch llet included that which had been held by
,, _ 7 been Mealwm‘: knee. in t aiternoon and Postmaster General \\ unamnitor. “L a
the 3' - » bad gled oibatredandeurloaity leeeirer \‘nrrlley "Inject. o o o r e a r o. r ‘l t
m , .. at role. In looms murderer The re re ore contained-lint er the 3 I 0 1 0 3 0 :41 u I
and HKeough. Dora-

 

atochhol re oi the Keystone bank on
Nov. 1, m. Jan. l. lh‘Jl. and March”),
lDlJltedateoi the cloning oi the bank.
Expert Heimr reported that iroru Decem-
ber, lb‘fl,toh'eb. l. lllll. a total 'oi 2,019
eharee oi the stock of the bank were
trauaierred. From March 1 to the day the

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Haney Ila-he Denote larger-t It
(.‘nlcaco, Aug. 21.~l‘ully 6.000 penone
attended the Northweateru Aeeociatlon
Trotting and Pacing lloree Breedere'
meeting. Theorem oi the day wu the

upon a cot. lie waa helplree

, and unarmed, and every man in that
, would have rejoiced at the oppor—

yoi pill on a rope that would

 
 
 
 
 

pup the neareet tree.
same man had ior ten houra
entire armyglfllo armed men

Larch Iilhlitelii
.35“. Boss

 

 

 

 

,and although lpleae with albat-
leg he had fought desperately until
my by auperior number! and

bank was cloned tilt shun-t were trnnrierred
A letter was received irorn ’ltecelver Yard-
ley objecting to the melting public oi this
list, and the committee determined to con-
etder it in executive session, after which
they gave it out for publication
[Inna-t Diahummeote dildo.

la the report relai lug to the mill)
worth oi Keystone due bills now held by
Bardeley'e aeaigueo, the experie raid that
there wan no evidence that the money had
actually been paid into the bank, but they
showed just how and at what daiea the
money had been receiver! by the bank. The
report continues: ”Inumrtant dirtburaer
menta were made by the Keystone Nation-
al bank during the period in which the
rooms wan deposited by llurdsley and
represented by the due billa."

To John \Yanurnnhor. .50,tl00.

The report then gin-n a list oi paytncnta
and their amounts made by the bank to
diiierent financial imtitutione and per-
eona. Among them in the iollowlng:

"March due bill No. 73,156, leaned to
John Wanamaker. by him pureed to lirvin
& Tolend and paid to Tradcemeu'a Na‘
thonal bank thron b the clearing house
WNW. Irvin 'l‘oland iniormad on
thot they received the due bill irom John

match race between Margaret 8, drive-
by George Starr, and Nancy lianha. drim

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

, lle Attempted Suicide.
While Almy was being carried through
etreeta there were no ieelingn rave
thoee oi curloalty. After be bad diaap»
from view there was a clamor ior
hie blood. But there war no organiaed
vement to take the man irorn the cue-
oi the police. To aatlaiy the people‘e
colt the police permitted them to
h rough the room in which the

lay.

Thin unheard oi pcriorumnce was too
much ior Almy'e nerves. and he tainted
while the procession was still moving.
Thin war the natural reaction alter the
nerve shattering experience to which he
wan subjected ior ten hours. lie bud dis-
played wonderiul nerve, and minted
gamely to the last. One oi the capturing
my rays that when Almy saw that the
moment oi ireedom had arrived, he
turned the morale oi the revolver at hie
head with the intention oi taking hie own
liie,bnt the police were too quick ior him.
and the attempt at suicide waa iruetrated.

Ila Io-arhabla lervo.
'a wonderful nerve wn displayed
In much in hie aelection oi in hiding place
II in hie resistance again-t ca tore. While
no villagere were touching t wooda and
(allowing olewe allover the country, and
even cabling to Liverpool tor the arreat oi
the euppoeed ingltive on a cattle steamer,
was hiding in the hay in the Warden
barn, ’nd tom hie retreat he could eee all
waego on He had aelected the
a moot halo the murder wan corn.

and waa never heeded, winning easily by
onelength. The second heat, which was

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

den Park the dual bent in the anflnhbed
8-25 trot wan won by Play Boy, who w
theraeeinatraightheata Time,“
the 2:11trot only one heat waa

B. Richardaon imieiilllg It to Will
on a brvnh. Belle liamlin, Globe-Id J“

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still. The time tor the last quarter wan
fl seconds, which u art a 2:12 gait.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

oiltlltoabag.
ht Proiuaor White
wn hadagoodview oi

 
 
 
 

lnrphy lire-Ire the lice-ed.
Recourse. x. Y.. Aug. IL—At the L
A. W. bicycle roan W. P. Murphy bro).
the mile uiety record. Illa time who
Snail-Hie. luthe two mile uietyLA.
Zimmerman made the last quarter In
gativuaopdsfireahing the world’e record
Wanamaker in the regular courae 0i buei~ 5m. ‘5 p5: 15:11:23? tendons”;
no. Ind €111“th it to him. Al. Mr. Weir won '0. by Banker and Brioche: Ill
amahcr’e requeet to a member oi your In lute. '
committee we called upon him and he
produced hie booha oi accounte, etc. and
allowed that he had borrowed 80.6110 iron:
the Montana bank on March 10. mm,
upon hie promiaeory note and received it:
due bill thereior. which be paeeed to
P with ’l‘zhndt‘that Inbeequcutly he paid
out two netnlmente, the lat being

Ill Indeed. bl been “in“! “n" paid Nov. it, ism. lining oi the opinion
'0' 3"" W‘Ww‘h crime. “‘ that title antleiaetorily eaplalne Mr. Wan-
E V in“ m nove- amlhr'l connection with the trap-action

and or gna- oi the I lawn- in exoladethieamutirom the looting."
w] W ”m “3 Daniele: Haney no no Aeeet.
no war laid in mill-

9‘ atatlng thotamaterial portion at
Mmmmh an” m. on in received irom Jerri Bardaley
tl vereedln the methods!» know

mmfiotl‘illlod iolr) dctitioue aeeeta the
re cent nuee: “ urin Ioveralntontba
mmmmmcwmmmmmu
m l. W. ‘ under “I. been counted a part oi the reeerre lu
«winks, w ~ veal- ‘ lr Mm“ the daily cult nettlemente, the reserve
W n tly to ble him to I“ bring g bouuurtillcetee ior ti“.-
M ’ b m m1.” '9“ w M “M“ BM“ 8100“!“ng i0 ",—

(“mummfi

v .

m ,3 then oily byaeei- u”.
no Prue-ore Del-s

W! head, the murder oi
~ fiMm 2;:
Minnie; mt”...

Goodell, a trier; w- more
to

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Al Jehreeol Beaten.
Clxcmru'n, Aug bl.—-Jndge Maxwell.
in the celebrated Johnaon- Prince baaahall
caee, wherein won. part oi the pnrehaee
money ior the Cincinnati liaaebail club.
we tied up in court and claimed by John—
aoa, has decided that the money ehall he
paid pro rata to all clubs and individuale
who contributed to the pnrehaee oi the
club irom Stein and Stewart.

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

he Wooten Aeneiatln'e Into.
lmruroue, Minn, Aug. rt—‘l‘be late
oithe Wettern aeeoclation bar at laetbaea
aettled. Duluth and ldncoin eanmt n
on. Thin leavee ionr live club:- ont oi
original elgbv—Omaha. Sioux City, Kaneaa
City and Denver. They will accordingly
finial: out the mean on a ionr club lie-la

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

‘l'oaaie at Newport.
puma-r, it 1, Aug. lll.-'l'be matte
oi 'i'hnreday‘e tennle gamee are an iollowe:
A. W. Poet beatdl. C. Wilcox. 1H e—ia

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

were cancelled on limb a. two. by
a i and motioned to
he hill atoonat e- though applied to
cull.” oi the bnnh'a in-

 

Hon—tH F. H. liony beat 1’. ll
Bean. 5-7. 34. 0-3. ie—ti. e—e.

FAILED son {32,000,000.

no Amerin- Iheel one“, lee
(lone Under-two.
Chicano. A lL—‘l‘be American
.. .. ........ mm .........r...:°....
pe y over . r
drawn durin moonlit lta culmination at

ame- ov. In. from Nov. la until Liabilitie- ahout .m ladle Biod-
!. Ml, it remained unchanged at diatriet
r" in II”. "you W more '5‘. oi which “0,000 waa traneierred shill Noble 0. Butler receiver.

at ." Thea mm” eerieanandthebalencewaeinereeeedto W“...
“fix; rlotle, M.“ $33! man 3: aunt wu THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
m" Theyahnnpenrdthatlaaddl WSQWfll-wath «In

Troy Kimmy Cit .PI.
thtotheeverdraiteoillJLYIrtheN do: ml 1 t

at
mun otheredurin the odoa- 5' ”u ill-I'll
y ,andegthe oithe l“"""""”"“‘mulfl‘i‘mh

'e iallure the overdraite exceeded 1“ ll" I'M"- '- nil I-

rather Indy-ate. oi the unheate-
humane-armband»,
anmedhhluhbmthehurehthe
deedeiwhiehielnhiaaa-e.

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

'all'a overly.“ Only OIIJIIJL
llrelerencetoll. ll. Yard. whole
nonvgtacy with llardeley,
- ' amount oi ll. ll.

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

won by Nancy lint-he. tree by Ila length.
Bit time, 2:11.
lulu. at apuagIold.
Snowman). Maia. Aug. m.—-At Hemp '

m 3 It!!! 8t. Iorwaih.

HEIIQIIIITEIS Fill

Irene

‘ we. all pea
tin- wm driven elm-n to beat M m3 £35m “' “fie'mgggh ‘- weeks. Will go with the rest of the bargain lots at not more than
record oi 2;“. Owing to Juetiaa'e break 0.,“ 0, an, M}. WES}... .g’&;
in“ the turn was puneo nlmnattolm- each. Don‘t [urge-tibia number. " '

Next to J. F. llenrrett'e dry goods store.

Mrs. W. Fawcen,

lo. ll Iain Street Harwell

 

Ho—l. J.S.Clarh beat J. H. liunt, ‘

flaring removed his meat market

In. 6 lionh Main Street

Willen l the pie- oi thin vicinity with
w y “mi i not .

Fresh and sin Meals,

POU LTRY. Etc..

To be found in the state.

F. HAYES,
to. a norm inn sum

viii if 90"?“ NOR\\'ALK.

 

l

' Oiilcranlmllnin Shoot,
burnout-owl. no...

Delicious lleCE; me
"‘I' 0" "i To“ 'ul»

w

_ soon

5 cohorueao

7. ‘._.. crust 7/
lat-'11) “ILL. H," "

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

”
“

unea- '_

hill “rem '

: atu. ottu. ”monola-
aflh

to clear up, and quite a large assortment of Hosiery and Under—

'1‘ km Grader. wear which we have marked at half actual cost to dispose of RaymundBrO‘hers

them. Call and examine before the stock is soiled and while the

“ BOSS ” assortment is comparatively good, T HE EAG LE ‘ ‘

V y r r cr cc ‘8 l EVER "I“fi “En“uEn
Hani‘atoohtbelelalr‘l‘attheinrlougpohl awceu s

for what they will bring. All silk, clocked and plain backs, in
Ecms, Fawus, Tans, Blacks and Opera Shades. A few more of

' these ladies‘ Ribbed Jersey Vests. in quantity about 4‘.) dozen. , no” no,” “,0 .m M ,
“0- '7 “am Street We will sell to close stock to end the season for what they will in B‘lAP+lsrlels.n‘E‘hR§
bring. The balance of our Ladics‘ Shirt Walsts. correlating of all '
WM” '3?“ “35 my '32 colors. with which we have been so successful for the past three 0m.-¢25[{.ymnnd .rmr,...mr rm.

 

 

 

 

unlit IllllllSTEll nicictt.
SAFE, PIlltlltll lllll HST.

 

 

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The balance of our Lace and Silk Mitts, consisting of all styles,

This wheel has been thoroughly tested and;

Agent (or Somalk and vicinity.
P. 0. Box .579. South Kuwait. (‘L m‘lztlm

 

cost. Another split in Ribbons for this sale. of which we have i ' l ,, 'M—
quitc a quantity. Customers in need would do well to call upon ”ommg' "00" and "'6'“
I 7 M AlN STREET, us during this work, for we are going to sell them very cheap. __1-Ag;;__.

- taunt

 

F. "HAYES fients’ French Flannel Shirts ""‘W'Wnrm

It is remarkable how many pic there are
who have that tired tooling seem to think

itoi noimportauceort t nothingneedhe
done for it. They would not he ”carele-
ii they realized how really serious themat-

A few left in all sizes of Gents’ French Flannel Shirts. With ”dug?" :53“ng leggdgrngrfimyfl ,

the rest of tho abovevlltt‘nlioned bargains, we have placed these gltimate wearinma which or am

after a hard da ‘3 Work but that ALL

upon our counters to clear at astonishingly low figures. “ONE. WORN UT rutuno which I-

re ~ially overpowcrl in

w a the body short he re

ready ior work. it in a mistake to allow
this condition to motion» as the body may
soon become debilitated beyond reco .,
or some disease gal

may a a
The cravings oi tbe‘e‘ykete- harm
0 Whereas. 'nthmunp‘
t? I'll Ill ll 41 e
' ' c medic nohrnrwn to tho‘rnetpl an ace. t
regal-tea the.

surmise atnl vitaliree tbc‘bhrod.
lgeeiion and really does

-—«~——— Make the Weak Strong.

We have just received a new lot of all the latest Music, con- STlLLSllI'S SPECIFIC

W ‘ " ' “ sisting of vocal and instrumental, which we are selling for hum “mi"

Bills and Fem and Itllllr.

unit it

HATS

IN ALL “RAD” ARI) COLORS 0'

Still andSollHals.Silkllals

Bore Iiate and Cape. (.‘ruah Hate ior lie- and
lioya. Norrie Soft llete ior lien at '

tinnitsi srwms Ml6.lIINE.9,Kw1A,,::;f;,
' Partlenltrltttatitnhldteiirlrg,

blunlngendlrenlngtllllittt.
$ I 9'50' Economy are “sonar":
wannanri-zn FOR FIVE YEARS. lidSllllllB moms-g

Mmlillutenllr m5
mariner 8m. ‘ ”

Wehantheveryheetmahe

M. S. SMITHJHEliiNllllllli

II All. Ill“.
mum and all the work a
m"... .t'.‘ okra-“W 3""

insurance Building, ' can and 3,0 The...
mull}: um i Butt

 

AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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