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Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 28, 1892 · page 2

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Governor chiuley. of Ohio,
htbunst'mareaterwithtfi
in; Years" In a brie! hut '
worded anion Mr. lullaby said rm
Grant'splaoeir strains the restart
otauatioanotflventohnowm
John ltd'htrstsaspohsot'fl'hr

Parry." Hon. John Dalzellspoltent “
sylvsnia.Virtne.thertyandlndepsudsnes.'
Ban. W. A. Stone talked in as
manner about "The New Gunman, His
Ropes, His Expectations and Ilia Disapv

Rep-blunts.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

[IS-"flar- ”an Is to I; Saw-ad tar
W They Want Their [Va-nus
m to Get the Naiaatlaawcola-
udw Dusters a 7m Silver Man.

, m, Awil filly—The 777 debates to
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the Rermlrlican party in a manner to wildly
enthuse thosndlenee.

Before leaving the city Governor lchin'
ley said there was no Povaherisrn or Sher-
rnan'mn in (filo, except in newrpspers. He
declined to say anything about the prohar
hith or his leading the Ohio delegation to
linneapolis. Asked in regard to Bepnh
lioauprospectstorlllm, hessidhowasooa
Idenr the nominees at the party will he
elected.

General Alpr was rather indirposed to
talk or his own prospects in Michipnand
theoonntry nt largeaan presidentialao
pirant. Herald: ”There isuot much tak-
ingplaoeat present todistnrb the state ot
liohigan politically. It we snmed in do
(eating the Miner law by which [residential
electorsaru churn by Mia.
thenwill henodmsbtltothatltc but“
strongly Repnhllmn.“

Illinois Murat- lar Val-er.

Srarrtorrnui, 11h, April m—The Demo
antic state convention nominated Alt'eld
tor governorand General Black and Judge
Hunter were uqninated hy noclauiation tor
ms at lap. EavA-istant Postv
luster General A. B. Stevenson, A. W.
Greene. ECrotta,ReaT.Cable.N.B.
Worthington, Walter Watson. flannel B.
Chasennd John A. King were chosen dalo
pies at large to the national convention.

The convention instructed the minute
delegation toroteaaaunit andtopressat
Palmer it the candidateiatoheaweatern
Iran. It also indorscd Cleveland’s udruiu'lr
tration, however, which is regarded as
mterhalsncing the Palmer iutrnctioru.

ficnator Water, on heiag‘edtom
hiswishesastoths coarse o! the conveo
tisu, telepaphed - Inflows: “I don‘t ask
alwolnte inatrndtiona I don't wish to yield
anything to opposition. I don't wish to
antagonize Ir. Cleveland. My triends
night to speak on both Ir. Cleveland and
Inyaefl in language of their own."

 

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honor. and then dwelt hrielly upon stats

 

“our! Moons-meow,“ it

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disdthsselection ot delegatestotbnar,
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”unknown“ the may
m ltisnot improbable that a

lull. Milka-a Lore Reed and BI”...

Ration, Ste, April '31».~’l'he Republican
state convention selected u chairman lion
A. B. Savage. General Thomas W. Hyde,
ot Bath, and the “on. W. I. Nash, ot
' ('fhcrryfiehl, were chosen presidential etc-o
tors, rind deli-piles at largo were chosen in
tho order rim-vi below: Barnum] K )Ial
12“, M Ymport; I'Mtllu K. Littlvflthl. trl
Bushland; Edmund P. Wehh,ol Watmrllo,
aodJohn L Cutter, 0! Bangor.

The plattorlu contained a planh iadovsinl
James G. Blaine and congratulated the

I. 1.. CI. ll; luv.
ltigenenllyooaadnd that thedclegates

lass-libs; oonntryaud the Republican partyoa the
hint“! tot’rnctity into anytorruido vindicationbythr highestcoartinthelaavl
Hem “ot the pumps» 0! majority rule. so well

‘ Tb Wm will reiterate the (undo

enunciated and m ably and t‘ulzfl‘ftwl)
“Mot Republicanism, tnclud

maintained by Maine's honored sort. the
speak" of the loot house-0t nprmntativn,
Bar. Thomas B. Reed." The dclcptes
werenot instructed.

 

0M0 lenhlle’aaa In tiaselaw.
(Yunnan, April al.——1'he Ohio Repair
licnn convention rnade the Ron. Charles P.
(irifln, 0! Toledo, unwary chairman
Hr. (iriln in the course at hi addru
spoke amid loud cheers 0! the "world's no
equaledmtsslnan, James 0. Blaine." At

and
roent wastshentovtheday. It is saldby
thetlhennan managers that they have cap
tured seventeen out at twenty—one ruera
hers ot the central committee. The Yorahet
element concedes its dateat without giving

Ins!!!
”Cloth "nifty“ ILW
m at the nomination. I“: was
mthtbwoaldruflueto rna,there
wuuldhapwttoalnaaninityasunagthe
the

taaruolution requesting um
Mathuflthedistrlctdeiepm 11.. win coarse or
wvcltovmthi-u'linmvolh Governor Hell-imam w inn-sacs

Still Ina-tag llatno.

Irv: You, April fill—The Press says
theta-reportamruein tro- varioustate
Republican conventionallovsrthelldted
htatesthetrieadsotlrJllaiae‘utahla‘
will map. Theyhelievetlatth radio-h
dailynowingnorslavtwahleaadthat the
mtnatkmdlr.flhtnrflllalti-flelyhr
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adaption,“ wpoa
thesaaawhowillha the stream Hare
thapmpleiathronatsstn‘atntths and»
datesansdhythsbsmcracy."

W Instea- lad-rand.
(Iceman, N. ll, April 23m“:- Rep-b
Ilene state convention’s platter. M-
ed thsueKialsyhitlaa-l heartilyindonrd
“the dignilsdmlesa sad ahlradratatatra
mummwmh.“
throatlonmprctrdahvnad or! pro-eras
lb tyaths-s."
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Ila A. Kin”. at (leased; “easy It
Qatalry,otlahrport,aad(thsflsa'l’.laawn
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gigglow you will be outf‘ot' ,. :
get it now you’ll get agood one mid it ‘
When you come to compare the
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Brooklyn ...... rouloolostsl
Batteries: (use and liuhlnwu rm and
Amati-[ton (an: gains) a.- r;
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Danton ......... rcoeoozlir—stor
Bum: Outright and Illligan. Clarhaon
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Radon ......... 0'00000|0l~263
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Batteries: Kilroy and leGutre. so
flannel

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Plttahur‘. ....0 0 l n u 0 2 ti 1.—
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Mules: Shut and Earle Strat
Weaver.

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Batteries: Guppy and Doyle. Gunthert

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GIGANTIC ELECTRIC TRUST.
lta 35am Will Ila " 1h- Gmral llactrk
Co-yaay."
Haw You, April Lilla—The Herald .ys:
“One or the greatest trusts over tamed in
th- conntry will he ready [or lit-ins.

rely. and b all-d the General Electric
osrnpaay.

"When thorn had: at the scheme that
nude application to the legislature, The
Herald, on March 25, pointedout exclusively
theaudacltyol moans-as Inapito or
theeaposnre, howsver.the hill ton-d up-
portars and was pa-ad hyhoth houses. A
littleoveraweohago it wassi‘nedby the
governor.

”The capital at the trim is Known».
auditapowerwillhetrerurndoua lb
projectors when satin; [or a diarter ob
jetted tothe tax lrnpt-rdhylawin thin
state and deired a spechl rate.

"The aa-ornrnodating leghlatnre readily
acquiesced and reduced that-runway
ital stock onetweltth at l per cent. The
aewrous willhave olerninthis city
tnthcfidwonhnithinBruadatn-et Ir.
1!. flcK. Twoushly or Ir. L‘. A. Court, at
Boston,generalnnaager or the Thoma-
Ilouston company. will he elected president
at the (loneral Harms my.

"Ir. J. Pisrpont Harm. o! mm, lor-
gan & Cc», conducted asarlyall ot the aego
tintin- which condnrted the deal to am-
a-tnl i-ne. Ir. ll. IcK. Twmahly. who
represented the Vanderbilt Intereua, work—
ed with )lr. lorgan. In Philadelphia the
51mm mmpuny wtllrnove lmnthe head-
quartrrsut the ’Itwnmtrlluuswn wrupany
Ill Arch strwt. In Washington the Mines
mum" will la- nae-d."

rue news-or concusss.

The Army Bill Ans-dad and Passed by
the mm.

Wasmsmos. April :59. ——'l'he day wasor»
cupiedinthesunateln was rely
thinsotthel'scidcrailmadsto the United
tiuuatacunnrctsonwtth the ar-ymro
priatioahinaadthahonaeprov‘bthat ao
partettheapprswiationtmthem
tioaottrmpsu-pflhashoddhspaidtor
services muttered over any at the
haunted lines owned. controlled or
and by the Union Facile Railway coat
W!.indndlagthsliasa ot them”
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Was-1mm, April slum

'dmasular hullwaaturthst
“Honduran”. Ir. llooherot

speaking in tarorot nailtaiaiagalihasal
polity iaoartum‘aservsua.

aslrsgs.
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Masonic Building. Stock at.

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Makes an every-day convenience of II
oldvtirne luxun. Pure and wholesome.
hrpared with scrupulous care. NW
awardatsnPureFood Expositions. Each
Rage stakes two large ties. Avail
tatmns— and insist on having Ill
NONE SUCH brunt
WELL & SOULS. Syn-case. N. Y.

 

 

Witt-Ia h Ira-area. l’ts- nut wnwlr l .4!
ulna I curs»: 10- rats! natnvie tnnfbl.‘ 3
Nina. sitar-lace 15¢" Me. I 0!,
rut paid WIN” a JAM)“. \\ holaaalr
mind. "minus. 1. mm b the to.

mm Sortvall-z dflifllalh' 3‘ ll lta‘.
long". "on. K H Plain-vi 46. l' Hull-m

 

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drwnyatsaarrnaslhslenvyastolthahawsla It:
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Irnltiaa sasaty art-a, no [request desire to
arroyo tense and constipation. . .
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sadness. Ms It.»

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wavatnaa all ll’I'ts watts!
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the turn of tin sweat-s or
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l “ traurdinary spectacle.
tion would stagger you, would it not?
It would take you the balance of your
life to recover from the shock. There
: are other things almost equally sur ris-
» lshoccing. For instance, you’ll be surpris—
ed, hot shocked, to see the price we are offering our Spring
You can use positive language when you have
positively a good thing.

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Before You leap

sum Toone To Tur'

l'rmu 'l'ua Plantar.“ Coanuorrn Sir-ran
Or Tn

musluuu’numou.

l‘clrrlla 18, March 17. A 'I 7 28. Ml!
, ’7 1’, In. P" I y
Excurs'On Tickets ' Is on old and trio! saying. but it will
(lurid onlyonspeglal tralnutillhe sold rm “WI! "I *9" '0 WWW! as any
é’i augo thing isles.
ROUND ' TRIP.
$1 ,I .oo. 0 — -
,. id
. tr‘tgdflangllgnge om {:0ng 59153::
c as may mean! vttonsonron e n K ‘ I
cmumrmsccmww . Society Commit-

lard'smr ll useJmm anger on Thurs—
Ilay to Innc on Hatnrdat. h inclu ire.
The Ill-IO rate done not include meals err
route. but rovers l“ the other lectures»! the
tour. Bt'lCIAI. TRAI3 will leave Sew York
at It a. m.. on the dates shore mentioned.
Tourist agent and ohaucron will aqzmimpuny
each party. For itineraries. tickets ant lull
Inbrmation ndalrm Tourist Agent Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. “It Brmdway, New York.
. J. ll. WOOD

General Pars. Agent.

llr. F. W. lla’rmcr,

Painless Dentist.
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.

(1 'rown and Bridzt workJ
"5131' ‘FT or 1'5"“ 03' ll“) Rl'BBER

3::st

lvukmfflrfl‘ to he the Best and the Suns this!
other Dent vsls rhargc Twice as much (or.

tees who have
charge of Printing
will do well \to
look at the beau-
tiful Art Novel-

ties. Souvenirs,

u:c:.::;:rd.-“Wn. ‘mmffi’. ers, Menu Cards,
WVllliuxs - - "ulna-l up

All walk wrlninlmtm lM-rltlwtry summer-l
to luv the t workmnn‘hlp at prices uholl'
one-hall charger] by; other dentist:-

nFFlCl’I. c WANHSBTON ETHEET.
User Poul 0.11". South Notwallr. n‘ ly

lflllN r. FllNN
Sanitary Plumber,

mm and (its FITTER.
Jcscmc l srrcltm.

Haring [plots the- hn-rment under the Lib
.lm “:u-‘rington straw-l. south N. runl‘t.
mm! :t tur

lupus
PLUMBING

lnnpcv-tlull) m lrfi u shan- ut whirl patrutr
I'll- I ntrr tn plumbing l ha‘e .luw l-al' ”Al"
past seven years. in the employ or \t‘. ll. Ini—
ay a l‘u All wurh will haw n.) pmmai sup-
errt»lnr.. and will he- pvmo tly thrilled vm-l
antler». ttnn rut-runs». I. I. rm .mal . 921::

etc, on exhibition
at the

 

Sentinel (lllicc.

We do the very
best and finest

IDI

Printing that can

be done in this

 

vicinity and guar-
antee that the

Sannarywl’lumhmg prices will be as

m Pressure Steam Ileana;1 8 .8 consis-
OW a l

tent with good

work.
Wedoallkinds

of Commercial

Printing for the
oflco, factory and

store QUICKLY
and neatly.

Fina Catalogue
and Book Work a
specialty.

Evaninr Sentinel,
13
Railroad Place.

a uni-slam

Tll Ill) SREET lllll Willi.

list Mr Heating. larger sud lie»-
lsg Stores.

\mt for all the itoynton I'o 'a stwrlattksaad

Florida Boiler

Fall Use at Tin Wars.
it tom Isl» St. to. Israsll.

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BROKERS.

 

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Superlative

Is the hat Flour made. and ascheap Many
other, All gum-rs sell it. Every barrel or
au-k or flavor model:- the {anions \\ Milli“! N
MILIJ‘. )lvrmca ll hour» the name of
WtrlllBlfltN L'l nits ' Co's None genuine
withonth.

 

Kency, lions Mo,

Illl AGENTS.

an ‘am n‘trevzt. Hartford. Conn.

mrl'.‘ :lrn

The leading fish market of thc
city is at

MINT 81. ZElllFF’S

32— Wssmxorox STREET-:32.

 

There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A fine
lot of shad arrchs every day.

PllllE llllllll llllSllP.
IIPlllllEll SllllllllES,

' rlctuc lllSlEllS.

Orders called for and delivered.

Wholesale and Retail Fish, ()ys-
ter and Vegetable Market,

32 Ilhlllllfll STREET.

H. i. HESSETI' E. 3. tan'l’tJ‘

BENNETT & llllSTEll,

2| lain Street. So. Ismail.
Meats.
Fish. Oysters.

or ALL Kim» is mum sinus
A l' \‘v'll'll.l1l..tl.l~' .4: RETAIL
'.

Read This!

lit e- hs-rnrs. estimates and I heap rm'ltets
Hit) ran font all of the prrlplr mum of tlwhmr,

 

and «run- it! ltlr pen-3dr all «it lllr turn». but )Irtt
can‘t tml sli lln- pruylt‘ all the, time. .\n In-
rlowtsrs-Lt t’uLn-y m t: r l‘cmtmrnut tienernl
”fu- lnamur-w l'mnparny in what rm pmfle
olll l‘lhrllllrl’ Ito-y Maw llt't -- Ihhilllx mtn buy
an; where.» or wrap inn mmr. Vin-up ln
«unmet» lllu :lrmp um.- y; t: MIA" worth
much.

H yuvr um: l protrrtwt. fur yuur t.m..ly. or
yuumltu. ., v ml NM M". v! .t plain Ilvlltsllr
{milk-y on t, , c mime mrm p nut in the t ‘nrtnrt't-
r at from: ,r lJlo- lrmrrnru v I nmpanymt liar!»

lord .

‘5. S. L’Hommedleu.

.Mwnhlll “'anf.:r._-h-r. m, smut. Norm-ll

ll. lleKllN &. SON

”mas-on to C. it. llelilrn.

5| Washington 8. 8s. Ionrsli
21 lain Street Ismail.

Vim—clan

Bakers, checlioners,

ICE ORE M.

‘. Dell "m, '
iv. r. n.’r’;i,..,l " _ ..." 3 runs

‘ ALBIN MALMO.
Dealer in all hludv at
Fresh sat trim lute. Sausage,

Vltil’l'hilllfl. DELIL'ATlI-WWI’J,

Rutter. I'm, hurl. (.‘sannltionwlnyisls. (“lame
01"”. Its ate.

Noam its!!! in rum. mum was“.
Mouth Somali. int? ly

lllBlllE 86 CllMSTllllK

Arr Headquarters for Bowl I'otatm: the
choice "sloth—Karly Beauty a! Help.
run, Early Rose, Barty Ohio. White Star
and new Queena—handrome and stock
and warranted true to more. Grown at
llosltoa.AllO(lfl’l’00K mum. Maine,
Amt: Cormty low in the rum
northeast corner or the United ulster,
Mountain 3; million servant as ter-
tile loud its the sun shines on. The soil
mandownmhalmch. 11:0,!er
hers rnahsr a mgnhr Mom of raising
Meow-tor “.mlhehss hereevery
MUM advantage The location is so
far northe- tornsttre shortly growth.
Particular filtration is given to keeping
the seed paw. road by years of pain-tat.
in; Houlton ml potaun have surest
reputation It you want mot the

lltotea wr- liave them, No fancy prices.
Pricesfrnm smo ton.” per bushel.

spoon nan...)
resigns 25c. c.

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Fruilsllegetablesfcullry. ,

heatssedmnownlnthallnflad

nu Hrnwtiffiii‘w

lllSTlllNE

When she cleans house. Saves
Labor, cares Time. saws pa-
twnvc.

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Makes llld Paint look
Like New.

Nothing so nice for polishing
Windows.

is arts, at all Grocers. ‘

Fertilizers!

—AT—

Raymond"
Bros.

‘Our Pure qund Bone we
are oflering at greatly reduced
price. Potato Manure and Super—
pln’rsphute at less than it costs
other dealers.

DRINK
Thea Nectar,

l'l'lil'l ('lllelSX TEA
Can only he found at

The Great

Atlantic and Pacific
Tea company’s

ETUHE.
All Main Street. lorwalll. coon.

Thom to nothing. (unless it he
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightl-nml woman’s labor as
much as Dobbins' Electric Soup,
constantly sold, since Will. Now,
why rub and toil, and Wear out
yourm-li' and your clothes, on
wmlulay, win-u this perfect soap
is providcd, to lighten your la»
bor. and saw your clothes? It
you have over used it. in the 22
, years wq- have made and sold it.
' you know that it is the bust,
purest, and most m-onomical

soup mode. If you haven't tricd
it, ask your groccr for it now
Be sure and got the genuine,
With our nouns on the wrapper.
“H” "“8 It is not the selling
nim- slow. that must

a' «mills-nil. in striv-

mcf ing at a knowledge of

' the tuition! an unit-Ir.

Then- is a much real pure soap in a has
or lkrhbinn' lt‘ihsrtric asin four hars at
any other soap rituals. and it will, it used
snowing to directions. do twr tirnes
as nun-ll work as any other. flaunt it
hits vny slight advances-on tlrst o! in
(«riot soap. Insist upon lkilrlriuo' WW

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