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distance from the reviewing officers
without. marksman guide lining estab-
lished. was above aitiohm. Theell'wt
of closing the parade in this way was
Wounisorox, Aug. 22.-~—The preparations
for the coming reunion of the Army of the
Cumberland in (.‘hattniiooga on Sept. 15, Ill
and 1‘! have brought out amno information.
There are not» surviving ollicera and non-
The Tennessee Ruffian Strung
nomso mos survives mules
*Up by Enraged Troops.
01‘ Till [803 OUTIKG CLUB.
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32—WAsmso'rott Brandt.
It is just as much a legitimate branch of our business to lose money as it is
to make it. You may, perhaps, wonder the reason why. In answer we say our
motto hi never, if it can be pouibly helped, carry over one year’s stock to another:
therefore, at the fag end of a season we make it our mind tolhnd thalou. and
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' - - A «ted to If It . a . m GREEK DER HARM], LAW, make the goods go. We will on no, tSfltutdlut, ondaernesday and Wednesday ~—-ovo——-—~
mutant-nan visit-n roe Catorlu: .1“ very handsome. Mm the ceremony an,“ ”uh-ca "one: Irv-pl: v“: wuss.“ other: or 0tuberinginggiineots ‘ ‘ U?“ “A y m“ sweepingreductions in pricefand no for as ”a cleanly “mm under ”H, There you can always find the
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Illlhry crltlc of the Work of tho ' ‘ ‘ ‘ and Two-truss. lanolin—lb. hut-r- 1” w“ “d poetolllce addnusel 0' this “final Cartw- Ila- Tali-m Rome 3001‘":-
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watched it no mhdeo] Front of value for your money and this wr in no Wise be an exception; in fact, we shall ‘ .
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i (From a Special Correspondent.)
Curr ern. Nisxric, Aug. tall—The
work and pleasure of Camp White is
over. The Third regiment has left for
home and the Fourth is to start at 12.
It will beimmedistely followed by the
Second. The First goes at 1:30.
The review of the brigade by Governor
Bulkeley yesterday afternoon, accom-
panied by Governor Brown, of Rhode
Island, was an interesting ceremony and
was witnessed by 20,000 people. Short
drills byregimutt followed. Then the
Begun! and Fonrth‘euch held a regimental
pom Both ceremonial were hand-
some, but that of the Fourth was easily
the superior, as the adjutant of the Sec-
ond confmd his preliminary movements
“(1%le marred the symetry of
the whole.
Governor Brown, of Rhodc Island, and
his stall have been the guests of Gover-
nor Bulkeley and stall for two days, put-
ting themselves in the most cordial rela-
tions with the officers of the Connecticut
brigade, calling at the four regimental
headquarters and complimenting tho
colonels on the proficiency of their coni-
moods.
Captain Thurston. of the Twenty.
sccond, New York. and Captain Boylnn,
of the Twelfthmere the guests of (‘olorwl
Frost, and lied hardly left his quarters
when they received orders to report to
their regiments for service at Buffalo.
They joined their companies and were
on route the some night.
Senator Howley, Colonel Lemon worth,
the predecessor of Colonel Doherty,
Colonel Elirickson, the predecessor of
Colonel Burdette, as well as many can
members of the stalls of cx-Goveriior's
Harrison and Lounsbury were here
yesterday, and many members of the
Senate and House of Beprmentntives.
Dr. and Ills. l IloVer Warner, of
Bridgeport. and Mrs. P. T. Barnum were
visitors at. Colonel Frost's headquarters
and took dinner with him and Surgeon
Godfrey.
Private Dudley. of Company I, of
\Vinsted, while fooling with n comrade,
broke his collar bone. Siirgmm (lud—
frcy reduced the fracture and (,‘oliimol
Frost sent him home yesterday.
The catering has been exceptionally
satisfactory this your, and the surgeons
report that tlicrcliru hot-n hiss sickness
than usual.
There has been some complaint that
the practice drills are too numerous, but
it is these that are bringing the men to a
degree of efficiency that has Won repent-
sdpraise from the United States army
inspectors. Particularly isthiti so with
tlleFourtb. A review of the work of
thisrcgiment since it has been in camp
was given the writer by a military titan
of export-tom He reviewed the work of
the Fourth as follows:
“ll Mullen and regimental drill the
Fourtbdidhirly good work from the out-
set, but the movements locked prompt-
nem and decision for the first two dnys,
and tliercwauoine canto foi- I'rltil’iitm
on tlwputof the, battalions rind coni-
paniasfor failure to take and pro-terror
thdrpvopsrlntarvab in line and their
diatom. In column. But after two days"
drill by battalions the first, under the
W of the lieutenant-colonel. and
the second. under mound of Major
Sheridan, and after the first two drills by
regiment under command of Colonel
Frost, the faults were very large-
ly corrected and since that time
the . memento have been very
creditably executed. They have
bosom-mimic and all of the
ofilcélswith very few umptions have
shown mildews in tliounflvu and have
conducted that evolutions with mt
credit. horn them the work of the
regiment has been well performed. The
mention bran sturdy and mainline,
aid the amour ready and mounts in
their mum-ode. The first guard mount
undutlumsdjnlsntwhohadhad no
military experience was a sunrise to
monster the orderly and military
madam-immune» on ouch day
hmdoultnouthan creditably, and on
stars at the person lib been beyond
mum-mm"
1‘.th haunt-m
“a, la visw‘of the circumstances,
muwmmnmomm
and its and spectators.“ been the
Murals. ltoaahodevsrhaan
Whytbomlmtnom Wednes-
day m, when permission on
Madman“ headquarters
tobaldoao
_. ‘l'lis my moved at! unseemly,
thlorutloabyhottalionsmd titers:
Mdthsllutmrgunts to bullion
comm over of Int-
its excellence and on the following morn-
ing General Builder called upon“. col-
onel and expressed high commendation
of the ceremony. He said thatbe had
never seen a handsomer ceremony of the
kind upon the Month: grounds before.
In guard duty the Fourth regiment has
«:5in equalled any regiment of the bri-
gndc.‘ Tho execution of the duties of
sentinels on post has not been suqnssed
by any command in the camp.
Sergeant Hall has made a first‘class
record as a prompt, efficient. battalion
sergeant—major of the first battalion.
On Tuesday, when Lieutenant-Colonel
Crows was field officer of the day, Cop—
tain Rose had command of the first but-
tnlion on regimental drill. and on Friday
morning, when Major Sheridan was field
officer of the day, Captain Moore. of
Winsted, commanded the Second bat-
tzilion.
Company D was one of the largest
companies of the Fourth in attendance.
and made a capital showing under 'coni-
iiinnd of Captain Duty.
The special [rain from Ninntic with
the Norwnlk and Stamford companies
aboard, mnrhed iwre shortly after 3
o‘clock Saturday nflenioon. while the
shower was in pmgress. They remained
on the depot platform until the rain
muted! then marched to the armory.
Ni) 1.05““!
That the Terminal Property Illa l’nmd
into the [lands of that Consolidated.
There is no longer any doubt that the
New England Terminal company's prop-
erty at Wilson Point has mused into the
hands of the t‘unsolidatml road. A
South Norwalk merchant who receives
large consignment-a of freight by way of
Wilson Point. has been notified to here-
after transact his business through the
Consolidator] road.
(In August t2 ’l'uv. SENTISEI. printed
an exclusive piece of news to the olfect
that Lyman S. Catlin, the receiver of the
New England Terni‘innlzconipanymad an
offer for the company’s property at Wil-
son Point. presumably from the (Bon-
snlnlatul mud, and that it would be sold
us soon :is the sanction of the courts
could 'K’Hlllfllfll‘ll. This Will-l dfliitul by
nounI of the lucnlnml suitv papers. (hi
the following day, August ill. Attorney
Slit-lion, I)! Sttnldard, lllslinp & Shelton.
tlppllml toJutlge F. ll. "all for an order
authorizing Receiver ('ntlin to sell lllt‘
prnlwrty (if the Terminal conipnny.
villain: in: tlulttillli’.
Srrniona Proud-dd Yesterday in the Clty
and Borough Church...
At the South Norwnlk Baptist church
the morning service was conducted by
the motor, Rev. Archibald Wlinatnn,
who is taking his vacation at home this
summer. The sermon was it discussion
of the relations of t‘lllpltlyt‘h-t and son-
ants, and was receivisl with many tokens
of nppnv'ialion by the lingo congregn-
lion. Rev. John ll. lowrcnt‘v, of Middle~
bum. Mann. preached in the evening.
ills text was ill-brew xii., ll: ”lining
mitiilmieml nliout with mgrmtn crowd
of Mini-mm, let us so run," etc. He re-
ferred in “W om-ic-nt raring practical,
which the writer no doubt had in mind.
and protsmled from this thought to ad-
duct» n sermon of run- interost and
power. "is local llllntlulin rind illustra-
tions, drnwn from wrennnl experiences.
wen-«smlnlly interesting to the non-
grvgntioii, which would have been much
larger bad it been known that he was
iixpucled to preach.
flu-v. T. K. Noblo. motor of the First
Congregational i-liureli. exeliangml pul-
pitii with the ltev. A. l-‘. Pierce, of the
limibury t longrogationsk church. yester-
day. Norwnlk people were much pleased
with the sermons delivered by Mr. Pierce.
‘ vii- unannou- ”carols-i
As announced briefly in these columns
last floturday, the City of Lawrence. one
of the largmt and fittest steamers on
longlslsnd Sound, has been chartered
by the Odd Fellows for tho excursion to
New foadon on labor Day and a visit to
the Odd Fellows' Home at Hinton. The
excursion will be given under the unopb
one of the Odd Fellows‘ lodges of South
Norwalkand Stamford. The lodges of
Norwslkand Greenwich may decide to
assist in making the excursion a sum
Asthsdhttaooetobooovsredis large. it
will be my tostsrt early. The boat
will leave Canal dock, Stamford, at ’l a
on, and Wilson Point dock, South Nah
walk.“ 8. The ticket. for the round.
trip willbsooldfor not more than .1,
sodiaoybe at 75 can“ rsto which
seems admirably low. Time who have
never visited New lmdon by water will
he alluded a rare treat.
mm
Tliesunual regatta of tnollrldgoport
boating Moon was sailsd Guard»
oil' that harbor. Twenty boats computed.
the 0W“,flllfll.fltflm M
mam,“ mmrwt
‘tbadcmnadiwliieh mama»
WWW
w. thundering-mar
tuner. .
Pam!- Punt-Id Ilptll lint Saturday.
At the time set for the rowing race be-
tween ladies of The Knob Outing club.
Saturday affirm, the weather was de-
cidedly unfavorable. and caused a [list-
ponement until after 5 o'clock, when
there was a good attendance. '
The ladies participating in the race
were Miss Bertha Burchard, Min Flor—
ence Thompson, Mrs. Jwepli L. Jennings
and Mrs. George Jennings. The judges
were Robert I]. Rownnd and John B.
Knapp. The course was from a line
near this shore at the west of The Knob
to a stake in the channel, the exact dis~
tsncc unknown, but. probably otboumnd
yards. M’iss Burchard gave her competi-
tors time allowance. as follows: Miss
Thompson and Mrs. George Jennings,
half nininutemnd lifts. JosephL. Jennings.
one minute. Thewurse was rowed by
Miss Burchnrd in 4.09}: Miss Thompson.
4:23; Mrs. Joseph Jennings, 4:15}; Mrs.
George Jennings, 5.00. The race was
awarded to Miss Thompson.
The prize was not awarded, as it is the
opinion of the board of managers that a
budge is the proper thing to be held for
the season, subject to challenge from any
Indy member of the club and to be
nwordedtothe winner of the greatest
number of races at the close of the sea~
son. -
Owing to the strong wind the lantern
parade was postponed, probobly till next
Saturday evening.
“0|.“ SPORTS" SORROW.
Ila Weep. Over I l‘lrro of Paper I'll-t
Tells of Ills Brother’s Death.
Thorn were traces of sorrow mingling
with those of hardship and age on the
face of "Old Sport" t‘ampana as
he made his customary rounds of the
Clill’k street resorts yesterday. He did
not push the sale of his star-k of
chewing gum with his wanted activity
and inmistcncy. Occasionally be brush-
ed away a tear from his eyes
with his rough. and wrinkled bands.
Tears are not rare with “Old Sport," but
it was evident that those he was brush-
ing bark yesterday were sincere expres
sinus of sorrow.
"What‘s the matter. ‘lllil Sport 'r' "
nlf‘l’l‘ than one of his customers asked.
“Old Sport" plum-d his stock of gum
on the sidewalk. He drew a little bun-
din of papcr from one of his pockets.
and carefully unfolding it, drew from
its folds :i hit of yellow paper—n clipping
from on custom police journal. ll told
of the sudden death in Bridgeport. t Torin. ,
of Alexander Common. 65 years old. He
was “Old Sport's" brother. of his death
the veteran pedestrian knew nothing
until he was handed the clipping yester-
day.
No grave was over dump-nod by warm.
or or more loving tears than those sin-d
over the bit of yellow paper that coir
voyod the message of sorrow to poor
"Old Smrt."——Chicago Tribune, Aug. ll.
rite v. META. '1»... in Nlultle.
(inn of the best and most important
fentiiml of the military camp at Nisntic
lust week was the reading and mutation
lent provided by tlicstnte executive (‘0lll-
inittesi of the Young Men‘s Christina As-
sociations. The state secretary and three
local secretaries were present to carry on
the work. The tent was open from 0
u in. to H p. in.. and was in constant use
and much appreciated by the boys in
liluo.Ainong other accommodations there
were ample writing facilities with
paper and envelopes. daily poms,
home papers, current iii-guinea,
circulating library. gonna. etc.
Nearly every paper publblied in the
state was donated. and these were
eagerly read by the men. Fully 5,000
lettu- ivrn written, nearly. 1,000 of
which were written on florid”. Thu
daily vialtstothqtentare carefully anti.
mated to be moo. Entertainment»
were given by the Hartford and New
Haven companies. Gospel meetingsnad
song services were held.
Alla-no Banal-as. --
E. J. Stanfield. clerk for J. T. Prowltt.
mmpaniedby Edward luckridge. of
Iterwln street. Norwalk, went down the
harbor fishing yesterday. Theywerootl
Tavernlslandwhen llr.tlootleld saw a
mapsluubortdlvtanoofrom tiara.
Thorewsvetwo men and a trauma in
thsbostund when it went over they
crawled upon the side and married
timontllfioofloldandltuekndgs went
to their old. The boat was towed to
Tavern island, where the two men
straightened things out. Thelsdyvras
token to'l‘he Knob. Ir. Boudoir! did‘
anti-am their names. but a Scrum
Willa. They were Nelson Taylor.
Jr., W. P. Foot-ad “Baum.
war-i ‘I'Illr cantan- luuru when.
nwwummm»
pllcation today for the instillation to
Ir.sndlfrv.0won Sui-ll of the three
childnnoflhsoouplsnowlii the child-
mm «unimproved
”firmww
rat’s Home It nor-alt. The couple
bummwuom
#mlmmwhw
mmhvmmmmm,
M otths-mbmvrhotunr"
V minors in We.
the no not ”with“ math-that
“lotions to the reunion sent to each.
The list of Officers and noncommissloned
Moon h accepted as showing that about
now private soldiers who served in the
army of the Cumberland, orabout 100,01»
in all, still survive.
The Chattanooga reunion will be one of
the largest army gatherings of recent
years. The brigade of General Wilbr
alone will have 1.2:» of its former members
in attendance to lay the cornerstone of its
monument in the Chickaiuauga National
park. General Grant, the acting secretary
of war, h- approved as the location of this
monuments point fifty feet south of the
widow Glenn’s house, which was General
Bosecrm' headquarters in the field. Gen-
eral Alger, the regular orator, being unex-
pectedly prevented from attending, the an
anal oration will he delivered by unalter-
unte, General B. V. Boynton.
The (i. A. If. Encampment.
Bos'rt‘ix, Ang.'2..’.—-ln general order No.
lo John Palmer, commander-tactile! of the
G. A. ll, announces the detuh of the
grand intrude in Washington next Septem-
ber. General Palmer bus Mod that no
other than Grand Anny organisation will
be permitted in line. The order lieu my»;
“A political campaign budge has been
placed on sale. on anal-c kindle of tin-
lnsiguln of our order, except thiit the photo
graph of the candidate is inserted in the
center. The oommantier-in-chief not only
urges every comrade not to disgrace the
order by placing this ‘thing' upon his
breast, but that he will appeal to every
man who wears one to take it off, and not
disgrace on insignia of luyalt y which is dear
to every Union soldier ntgnrdlvss of party."
T0 PHOTOGRAPH ALL CHINAMEN.
lllcle Sun‘s metals "are Evidently .
Largo Contract on "and.
\Yasnuvormr. Aug. tat—Commencing on
Sept. 1, every Chinese in the United States,
except the retinas of the diplomatic corps
and slow recognized merchants, is required
to make an application for a Mldfinm cer-
tificate to the nearest internal revenue col»
lector, describing himself. his age and mu-
pation, and proving his identity by present-
ol his fans.
Bhutto-rent. of facts are to be
ad by the affidavits of two fwdltahh wil-
lie-sea, and upon oppmval of this applica-
tion the collector is unlinked to issue him
I certificate entitling him i.) (‘uullnno to to
side in this country, Any \‘liiunimu-i who
fails to provide himself with such a certlfl.
care of residence between now and May 5
next is liable to deportation hack to China,
There are 107.0“) Chinese in the United
Staten Over 70.01!) of these are in l'nlifor-
his and 0.0“) in on. and them the brunt
of the enforcement of the r-xrlim-m not will
fall. But there are nearly ':_utII in New
York. owl l,l00 lll xtuadi‘lllkit'htp beside!
no in Chicago and nearly so iii St Louis
The ohl lions of the law are discretion-
ary with Chinese. If they don't choose
to get themselves photogrii lied, and to
make their applications wit in the tune
prescribed. the revenue ofllv'ish have no
power to camp) thorn.
The only penalty ‘- deportatkin. which
fall- nndor the donut- of the attorney (vu-
oral and the secretary of the treasury. The
anticipation of dint-oily entertained by
the internal nvnnue omelet: lien to be
born. out by tho fact flint of the Slalom
appropriated in the sundry civil bill tocarry
out the law, only ”3130 has been allotted
by the secretary of the treasury to the ins
torus! revenue bureau to provide the nece-
aary deputies to execute the law, while .70.-
non has been retained by the Mary do
psnment and the department of justice to
most the cost of deporting the recalcitranto.
Cut Illa Throat.
Blivvroon. W. Viv, Aug. :fl.——Willisui
Butler walked into layer flahood's (idles,
drew a knife from llll pocket and deliher
ately cut his own throat.
Will Hut Ilia Issue in Court.
le Bncsswicx, N. J..Au|. 23,—Tlie
Pennsylvania Railroad 001:3“)! has decided
toprocoedwlth the ho log of its new
lost track elevated bridge across the lion
flourivov at this city according to their
original plans, regardless of any disputes
about the titles to turn! over which its
tracks will run. All such questions it
proposes to meet in the courts
hurl“ la‘ldlv Vim-g Walls.
Nrw Osman, Aug. Rthiile workmen
wmnoiycteantnghrlchrroaithomuola
duthorooludpuflofthowllllfilLblry-
to. 8 nan-d Bis-ate, s twelve-
girl,- run sued
Aldo
”manner. Motown-ti .tao
, rm .mmdyatltltohoywnb
mum. WW-
l-tombol All".
Trans. Aug. lit-Jut- Platinum»
mallow”! Iron works at Watson.
folluleopinsfluolnlhsfondryon'l‘huw
any. flaws brick-d la bymawko did
not known! bk melon-ind when the
Ian was opened last night his charred
minnow-found.
A Inl- mow-rem...
Pam, A... in.” arm train was
whltoerosltngtls oven-tho
Orb-nebulous 'l‘koarsf tho
argon-ll- and do? lathe
rowers
mmwmgsum
“’0" ”:4”. I
m .1.. oh: I
smmMWmngq
will. m in nova, ll.-
MINI»
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mun-maul
min.
lag and tiling three proud sheet photographs be
anon. wim mu Ito-art. tut llnbou on» try to outdo ourselves in giving you extra
’u Prwn-lim—rwenry-sonn Ill-ore
Wm Killed by the Troops.
0m. (Sarita, Tenn, Aug. can—Bud Lind-
qy, deputy United States marshal, chief
conspiratnr in the insnm-ctimi against law
Indu‘der, the than who liltittt‘tl a pistol at
“in head of General Anderson null com-
manded him to surrender the fort after he
had none among the Illinvm lltlllt'l‘ a flag of
trues, was banged by the lumps. Soldiers
who Vern sent here to uphold the law and
[Illa in the lawlireakcrs have themselves
We the chief spirits in the work of
Mug vengeance in a lawless way.
There bane been threats of lynching
Undo-y ever since he was brought in a
Mr. lie is known no llttV'“l.i‘L‘n the
“drabmnd among the lawless miners.
Tobie inflammatory speeches are d in.- most of
thunk of treason among the mountaineers
who have waged war against the commun-
wenlth of Tennessee.
When to Bud Lindsay's crimes was added
that of treachery to meetleneral Antler-
Ion the soldiers demanded vengeance cl
summary sort. Lindsay's body dangling to
I m was lbw ntwctticlc which the}: desired
most to too. This spirit has been growing
constantly. and it becmnn nvrrymwvmig.
to Lindsay was taken from the illilc H'tmfll
boom, in which in» was mnlinul with the
other Where, and banged.
M-rlinl Law I‘nsctltnl.
Militarylziw, though not prwlommd, is
mm ll-PI't- ludity. “'lllllll flu: ult‘irl oi
the Instinct.» there is in. ilitl1\'ltlull‘i iiuwiuizi.
Hen urine and go by nuflerflm‘i' vi the min-
lnandlng either and misses lli‘Jal imahovvn
If every turn. Sultllers lirmrd lnv- :rains it."
they come into me tuition and sub}. t touch
Wt to scrutiny, Arrest.» without it
civil warrant are mad» as tar away in)
m‘llk, thirty mllv‘n distill“. Tint liuyu-
not hdeeined tin-1W5 enough.
Gena-l Carries have now nearly :2!) pm»
”confined under guard in lllt’ lllldil‘ll
It Cool (.‘roek. having captured n‘omt thirty
man. either miners or their ruin-s. LN
night it was feared that an attempt would
madam rescue the prisoners from the
"hoof house in which they worn, on it \t‘rLs
W to transfer them to the villugc
church. While this was being done a
bridge over (‘oni flush gave way llllll mp
mud and captors fell in a henpfully flint-n
foot to the rocky bur-l uf the creek. which
badnnly a few inches of water”; II. A
few bruises mun-:1 tho lil‘lyalt‘hl tnyuiics
and none of the prisoners escaped.
(inn- unil I'l-tnls Illil .lw-y.
The prisoners are a tough looking out of
typiml mountaineers. and whorl-var may
bu soul of their wwnrdlcc. as slim» ii in the:
bushwbm‘k n; im-ibmio.’ warfare. certainly
Mini nut tinny r-srn miller tirnrrnl
than: has crush-d the 1mm of t‘h'l'y man
not fin-bod withspasii Severn: suspects
wen- llkeIJmf-lw Knoxville won this
morning.
They) gave no mtisfsvtury account of
themselves. and I'm held molten. Um
of their: was George B trials; the unch- of
yang Irish. who has mused so much
trouble.‘ Whenprcmed closely with qua»
tlonsusto what he knew. he declared he
would lmplimte no man if he was kept a
pamper fix a diamond years.
This to tho spirit displayed by all. Doubt-
lll many of the prisoners are innocent of
partlctpsttngin the not, but nothing can
induce them to identify a single man who
was with the mob.
lib-singular fart that not a pistol or
ride has been found on any of the prisoners,
although nearly all of them had cartridges
in their pockets Guns and pistols have
been found very carefully secreted in hollow
trio-Ind caves, and there ll little doubt
that tho whole gang has arms in the menu-
lulu randy for use if they gain their free
dom General Carats, therefore, if judg.
mutation go against him in the courts,
will probably declare martial law.
Twenty-un- Ilaan Ila-d.
Threetnors dead babes of rumors were
found in the mountains This makes in all
the bodies of twentyasvvn miners found
since Thursday'- skirmish. A number of
wounded were carried away by their coin-
Iiltovn gu- vrsro captured in the mono-
talus. Ind beside each was a miner's tap-lid
lump. General Corn“ thinks the trouble is
about om, but others believe the miners
are playing a waiting game. The miners
an gathering at Jellien and other: are leav-
ing tho country.
lltx hundred stands of rides and 80,0»
mad. of cartridges sent by the United
Bills- uovvcntnoat arrived at Running and
W
. 'phottoryol Nashville, with two
at...” “3: new...“ it"
part [a at oft
Ash-on. No trouble is anticipated for
some than at least,bntthstroopswtllro-
main It Cool Crook indefinitely.
Mm the viitno or holis- corpu-
will be matted to byths Wand
thorium. hustled with interest. To
flavor-or lulu Very law.
lama noes, Aug. its-Acting Governor
an» received a totem uylng that,
Governor logic is in I aim audition.
Governor logic has has quit- ill for two
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200 different styles of
1 yd Best French black sateen for We.
15 yd.» 40 inch dress flannel for we.
1 yd 38 inch cashmere, all colors We.
6 yds challie for file.
2 yds best gingham for 191:-
l yd fancy plaid dress goods, 36 inches
wide, for 19c.
l yd fancy silk plush for 19c.
ll yd silk dress trimming for 190.
-l yd drms gingham for 19c. etc, etc,
etc, ctc.. and other goods which cannot
be rated. to sell at lllc.
llllMESTlllS.
ll yd: extrn heavy unbleached muslin
for 190.
3 yds Fruit of Loom, ~l--l bleached, for
tie.
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2 yils feather tit-k for lllc.
-l ytls canton flannel for the.
2f yds extra heavy unbleached canton
flannel for tile.
1 yd funny fig. canton flannel for 190.
4 yd outing flannel for 190.
«l yds bait calico for lilo.
4 yds best shining calico for file.
2 ytls jnconi-t for lilo.
l yd 5-4 table nitcloth for 194‘.
2 yols best fancy domel llnnnel for 19c.
37; yds dome! flannel for lilo.
3 yds linen towelirig for l9t'.
llllll llllTlllll llllllllTEll
Illllfllllls.
f- l-okos line Toilet Snap for tile.
9: bars Transparent Glycerin» Soup for
l .
3 table (.‘rmvu Toilet Snap for 12k»,
2 small lmttles of fine Perfume for lilo.
1 large lhtlllt‘ of line Mfume for lilo
4 of our Jnjstnwe ulrling fans, To
qualify. l9t‘.
20f our Japanese Folding Fans. l2‘gc
quality. 1:».
l of our Jniviiicse Folding Fans. 25'-
Or 29:: quality. lilo.
'2 pieces Velveteen Skirt Binding for til.-
3 spools Sowing Silk for We
11' sponls live-l Button Hnlv Twist for 19-
7. spmiln‘ boat hlnt‘bim- Thread fur the 1
2-? «this «if llziriiing l ‘ntton for lékn
25 quills Elliltnlltlt'fy hill: for Wu. i
l2 spiiohi ml or him- Embroidery L‘ut- 1
ton for the. l
I poir of no. nl quality nickel-plated 1
sin?) St‘iewnrs 19v. .
l caril envli three sizes. hint ntclicl- ,
plated Safety Pins lilo.
l'.‘ yiis Cullen Edging {or me,
it yils 'l'urrhcn Lara for the. ‘
3 mm White Handkerchiefs for ilk;
5 ladies fitm'y immoral llandkr-r- ‘
lllct.
chiefs We.
Remember it will pay you in visit us.
l llll‘t‘l’rfll l'ntwrns'. t'nll and got fashion
scum lllllllllllt
bargains.
'3 pairs Children's Side Elastics, black
or white 19c. ’
1 pair Ladies‘ Hose Supporter, with
belt, black or white. 19:.
1 iv Stamped Pillow Shams and 3
spool?
embroidery cotton the.
l Linen Damask Tray cloth, stamped,
190
lLihon Tray cloth or Splasher and 3
spools Embroidery cotton 19c.
BChild‘s Stamped Bibs and 3 spools
Embroidery cotton 19c.
HDSIEBY.
All of our Boys' Shirt Waists. 25c qual—
ity. for 19¢
2 pairs Boys‘ fast black ribbed Hose
for We.
2 pairs of lllisses‘ black Rose for tile.
2 pdrs Lndies’ plain blacks for tile; un-
bleached or fancy Hose for tile.
3 pair Gents” 911039, We quality, for
190
lilo.
l 'rtlcnts‘ g ”0&3sz qualily.for 19c
3 'idius' ribbed Vests, lth‘ quality, for
190
I lit“.
l'lioive of a line line of all silk \Vinrlmr
Tit-s, ‘23.- quality. for file.
KlTGHEll.
‘.l Glasses fur {9‘1
lTnble Sotof Vim-gar. Salt, Pepper
and Troy for 1‘».
l Large Ilia-kingliziiu Tea pot for lilo.
l Luigi- Vegetable dish for 19¢.
2 Large l Filmer pail for llh‘.
ii Milk puns for 100.
l 3 qt Porcelain line-ll Preserve Kettle
for I)" '.
l 7 qt Preserve Kettle for lilo.
5 tin or «fake tins for lllf'.
l lorg - lush pan for 190.
1 Largo Dripping pun for We.
l 6” fl l'tiltnu Chilton line for ltk‘.
l large l‘hnpp’ing bowl for the.
l Largo Whisk Brown for 190.
‘3 Feather Dusters. Turkey fur lbc.
l Large t‘opper l'rit for tile.
1 Large films Waiter Pitcher for tile.
2’- blnsoii's quart. Fruit Jars for lilo.
ll Dinner Plates. best Ware. for lite.
l large dammit-1| Meat l’lzittor for lth‘.
1 extra quality Broom for 191‘.
l Japanese \Vziil ornament for 15w.
l Lamp mmplvlv fur 19c.
l gmxl \Vlb‘ll litiiir-l for 19:.
ii lion-l3 for lllt‘.
l liuriilsuiiiio lll’l‘llri‘lh‘tl Spittnon fur
llh'.
l .‘liil’kt‘f llilt‘kt’h- in? llk’.
We nn‘ thi- .‘uilr‘ ngvuts for [llt’ wpiilar
slit-vi.
insioi unit,
83; WashingtOn ' Street;
2’. pair (lents‘ l Hose. I‘llc quality, for
l'lfllllt‘fi. ribbed Vest. 25c quality. for
NtssJSiirrirsi
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WHERE
A Little Money toss a Great Wan.
mmn4o.
ll“ IN NEED OF SOMETHING COOL AND YET DURABLE
FOR THE SUMMER, SEE OUR
Shirt Waists
In White and Fancy Colors, made up of all kinds of materials,
which are displayed on our centre counter.
“a 9..
ladies' Yachting taps in all
item and Styles.
I50 my choice Styles of chillies at 5 cents per yard.
15 will Sonnet Matti Magnolia lull: at In cents in tail.
lists inflow: tuition-tum
we we at flotilla. , _
”large lint it Felonies at 80.
left llaml
tile, tilt and I51: pet pill.
Scotch litigious on utilitinn on Second
Bonnier.
0m "30 littoral Stilts tit, Swiss Embroidered Flounoings.
mourn 1!! men sno- m In Ill.” PR. YARD.
All the NewaslSlylesin Dress Goods,
SPECIALTY IN BLACK GOODS.
Bathing Sult‘swohl’ All Kinds,
For Gents and Children. Bathing Caps for ladies; pure Gum
Rubber, guaranteed watertight, at 25c and 50c each.
[tripling intuit ll ton mornings at thenrylgvtsi
llEllEIBEll 00W airiniiltiii.
Is always in the load. ‘ We carry superior goods at less money
for the trado's benefit than can be shown anywhere else i_n our
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minim: Before WWWIM call and up who filed.
Io-gmiof'tl Womfiwthvmn ,2 . t.“
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lot or fish arrives every day.
PllllE lllllllll llllSlll’,
lllPlllll'Ell SllllllllES.
One thousand lbs of lobsters for
sale every Saturday.
Orders called for anddelivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
HllNlliZElllFt’S‘
32 Wl8lllllGTllll STREET.
postmortem
79 Washing'tou St.
SOUTH NOBWA LK.
Generally searches
for a drug store.
T be greatest variety
of remedies for re.
lieviiig pain may be
found at
HALE’S
POPULAR
Mill
WITH
P l I ll
Corner Drug
K Store?-
DUES 2
Mill TH
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A.»- n special inducement for [movie to lain-r
i-elvlirntul TEAS and BAKING POW‘D We
will for ll short time five to the readers of this
paper sump titlLli “Sits with club orders
or 4 it», and s lbs. Feud to. union do It me
llluslrnlul t‘ntulogue.
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Hampton books of full line latest at loo 0
Papers, Borders and (tilt Mouldings talion. t
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Deli Estimator cheerful" lit".
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aura-or A .. . l o ‘ t
[ice-n tltumoh pTlrketswCabllaId rage.
Drafti- for xi am now and Yulet-
ioail parts of lumps. Notary Pa .sc now-
iodgements taken. Railroad Bap
it led indentation.
ashl on street, next to Post 0-
fionth Norm- .conn. -
ham“ 3.”...595;
Expert Watchmaln out laltlo'
tsunami stun stun. hill...
Requiring of line and rompllcaud wotihu
hilt . Ks wind changed tosuai. vs.
gm“; luv fir-It class work. and Ill. mocha,-
lcal abllitv to do the rains.
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