um.- ln Gold Aluminum. .
Bets. beet quality eterldloe stag handles, from Northampton
? ' 31 per set
‘ line of Foreign and domestic Jerdinieree.
._ Warrants: and Dresden visa, Brice-brie and Clocks.
- Ill party fawn. Wedding and Birthday Presents. r‘
. Sturt‘evant
lull flair and iii Struts. Snutllillomalt
airwiiosAFuu Cupboard
. profitable piece to visit.
‘15. prices will serve as imitations:
1% Best Soda Crackers. 8 lbs. for 26c
95o Best Ginger Snaps. i lbs for the
180 Best Lemon Crackers. 4 lbs. for 25c
20c Beet Rice. ii ihs. for 25c
its Best Oatmeal. 7 lbaiior 25c
tic Beet Codnsh. 3llbe. for the
. , , .. mu), 13c Best Lard. slhs. iorfic
g . , ' 1c Bebbltt's Soap. ii hareLior loo
\ 'Ixtnot. per bottle. 9:: Ozone Sell» it here for 25c
m 1... box. to Best Starch. 6 lbs- for no
Letters of your neighbors " which flour is the best? " and nine will answer
”—34.75 per barrel; title per beg. Sold only at
[NEW YORK OROOERY OO
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chat line se‘by mongol Speculation in Grain. Provisions and Stock.
“a an Oil Elilllillillllli lllVEO'l‘Ell can he made by our!
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Systematic Plan of Speculation
W by us. All successful speculators operate on a regular system.
‘ ‘ awed-known iact that there are thousands of men in all parts of the Ulllli‘fl Stem
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' a few thousand dollars tor the man who invests a hundred or two hundred dollars up
to to 8 or more by those who invest a few thousand.
‘ 7. tie also a fact that those who mate the largest grants from comparatively small invest.
‘ . ‘ on this plan are persons who live away from 'hicego and invest through broeers who
lily understand a aromatic trading.
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‘ and Wiles—hernia.” Commandos-lee
wees aces use use.
.~ harlot. Aug. spa-din army oi 40,000
is has captured Boston today. and
tomorrow the twenty-sixth triennial con-
.oleve of the grand encampment oi the
, Knights Tempinre oi the United States
will assemble.
For a year or more it committee at the
find oommendsry oi Massachusetts and
ode Island has been mapping its plans
for the reception of its guests. At the
head is Grand Commander Samuel 0. l
Lawrence. Many oi the visiting slrv
knights are accompanied by their families.
Representation will also be found in the '
parade for the first time in the history of ,
the ad encampment of the Scottish:
Knig is Templere. which Works under
the authority of the chapter general of
Scotland. There are none in the United
States, but two cnenmpments are in St.
John, N. B.. and St. Stephen. N. B. St.
John encampment will parade with St. l
Omer of South Boston. The ceremony
will extend over six days.
Headquarters of the grand cornmandory
of Massachusetts wore opened today in
Hotel Brunswick, and the locnlcommand- .
cries devoted themselves to the escort of.
visitors on arrival. The first of a number
of excursions down the harbor took place
today at 10 n. m., the parade and escort in
grand master, oillcors and suit. will start
from Commonwealth avenue. The proces-
sion will made up thirteen divisions in
columns of double sections and will be re
viewed at Columbus square by Grand
Master Holmes of Massachusetts; at
Blackstone square, Washington street, by
Grand Master McCurdy of the grand en- t
carnpment of the United States and Gov-
ernor Grecnbnlge; at Adams square by
Grand Commander Lawrence. chief mer-
ebul oi the parade. and Sir Knight Edwin .
U. Curtis. mayor of Boston.
Il‘he Preside-t Could riot Attend.
An invitation was sent to President
Cleveland, but he wrote that he could not
attend. The chief social err-at will be the
reception by Massachusetts grand com-l
mandory to the grand encampment, the
officers of grand cominnndorics and ladies. '
Wednesday morning the prize drill takes
place on the Boston hull grounds by the
following bodies: Detroit cominnnderyfi
Detroit; Columbia of Washington. Sui
Bernard of Chicago, Apollo of Troy, Reed
of Dayton, 0., and Minneapolis drill ,
corps. The usual afternoon excursions
will follow. At nightn reception in honor
of Grand Master hicfiurdy will be held in
hieohnuics' buildingmpcn to all air knights
and ladies. St. Onier mmmandery of
South Boston, with its guests—Palestine
of New York and St. John of St. John.
N. B.-—-wlli receive.
Thursday from 10 a. m. to 2 p. in. there
will be excursions on the harbor. The '
triennial committee will give a banquet
in the grand encampment in the evening
at the \‘endonw.
Friday will be made up of trips in the
harbor. Many Western and southern cuxu-
uinrulorios have planned special pilgrim-
ages to the White mountains. The grand
C(lnlllliliiili'rl’tlf Sew Hampshire has cs—i
inblisliotl briuiquurtrrs on the summit of .
Mount Washington and at lv‘aliyuu's. Ar-
rangements lmvc iii-cu made by the Bus-
lon flilfl Maine ruilrmul for 1.500 sir
knights to (Lfl'l'llil Mount Washington.
Secretary Hi-rlu-rt will lum- tho white
squadron sail tanll from Portland and be 3
iii tlw lmrlmr Aug. 30.
llnmrutions throughout. the city llt‘v on
till c-lulmruiu scale. Suiivmiirz; ili'i‘ almost
as counties... as the sands of the sea. A 1
number of handsome urchins ll:|\'iv been
built in the streets. in the piililil' gardens '
Masonic emblems formed from flowers of
every huu adorn lllil walks, ulul the grout—
ost ingenuity has been displayed lil their
arrangement. Every available space has
been utillni-il for the erection of reviewing
stands.
The Cniiiorniens' Lavish Display.
Boston «uniuiuudery, the largest in the 2
World, numbering uvvr Limo iiiiuiiln-rs. is.
said to have levied on assissuwut of $35
on each llll'illlxll'. making #35, 000 to be
spent in ciitortnining the visitors. They
are outlining themselves. not this will prob-
ably be the lust coucluw of the whole of
the 1f iiitcii states. The order has become
so large that it is likely to be divided lulu
two jurisdictions at an early (into.
0! the visitors the Californians out. n
conspicuous figure. The Golden (lute
cominandery, 174'» strong, come with is live
hour as n iiinemt. California cominnndory
No. l. the oldest on the slope, entertains
lavishly. and unrimuis of fruit and wine
have been sent here for free distribution.
The members of this eommiiudcry wear
costly uniforms of black velvet triiiiuicd
with heavy gold and silver °brnld. 'l‘he
iiniioi-iiiu cost from sziouio H.000, and the
Californians. in their sable cloaks, mount-
ed on cool black horses. will sunken noble
sight in the parades.
Altogether 10,000 mi-iiibors of the order
will gather burr. making. with their funi-
ilios nhil entourage, fully 100,000 visitors
to the Hub. if the wuotlwr be lino. fully
35,000 knights are expected to take part
in the parade.
in connection with the noiiclnvo will be
held the Mlflnlimli oi the supreme body of
the (Inlet of the lantern Slur, tho lutllm’
annex to Knights 'i‘uiiiplnry. Among the
most prominent delegates will he Mrs.
Mary (1. Snodden oi Ht. imuls. most
worthy grand matron. and Mrs. inrrniun
J. i’ltkin oi Chicago. right worthy grand
secretary. Mrs. Summon has been a mom-
her of the order since Hill! and has hold
all the lower oiliccs. Mrs. i’itkln has berm
in the order since i806. she lllifl produced
an ode book and badges for the order. She
has served several terms as postiiiistrcns
oi the lllinole legislature.
Providence cniiiii'ioiiorlu Oflelsdisl.
Pnovmeiws, Aug. Slit—St. John com
mendery No. 1, Knights Templar, of this
city. the oldest, mnmandery in America,
hesinnnounoeii its refusal to join in the
parade at Boston on Tuesday because of a
misunderstanding with Grand Commend.
er William 0. Lawrence. When the pro
gramme was errangml in March. St. John
oommnndery was given the right of line
as the senior organization. it became
known last week that iionorei Lawrence
had changed his plane and had decided to
St. John commander No. 9 cl
ahead of Providence. Judge can
seam of so Joli list i.
‘ in the Boston psi-ode... .
‘m endowment-Irma rural
commandment»
I‘m ‘rm “it!
wash all». ’9 . '
firstlailgm lien "M
nearest-lied ’oonioienderi
i, The commander has expended more!
hundred dollars in phrchaslii new liege.
banners, results. are. and has made all
necessary preparations for appearing in
l the parade.
er raster-iv was'cx.
One Man lilies! and >1". flatnpe Belliy
Inland.
Oswneo, N. Y. Aug. fin—A bsdwreck
“occurred ot‘Pulaekl. onihc Home. Water-
‘ town had Ogdonsburg railroad. resulting
.ia the death of Walter Bissau of Yonkers
'end the serious injury of two trumps,
l names unknown.
A freight train of 4! cars, Conductor
George Cotter. bound from Norwood to
Suspension Bridge, broke in two pieces
while going at a high rate of speed. The
break occurred between two gondolas
which were sandwiched in the center of
the train. The sections came together
‘whilo going down a steep grade, telescop-
ing both gondolns. throwing 13 other cars
down an embankment and tearing up the
track for a considerable distance.
The injured tramps were found pinned
beneath a truck. Sieson was not found
until the wrecking train“ began to clear
the trucks. it required 18 hours to per-
form this task. Sissou's body was fearful-
ly mangled. his back, lll'lllS, logs. and
shoulders being broken in several places.
From letters found on him it was learned
that ho was a ilrnughtsinun by trade and
had been cramping about a your. lie trav-
eled alone. the tramps who ware injured
not knowing'of his being on the train.
The damage caused by the wreck is esti-
mated at $5,000. The Sunday excursion
from Oswugo to the Thousand Islands
was sent via Syracuse. Sissou‘s remains
were shipped to Youkcril. The injured
tramps are being cared for at Pulaski.
A MURDER SUSPECTED.
Colored Women Found llurned to Death
In an lndlan’e Cabin.
Tummy. Aug. Sit—Tho body oi Lydia
M. Frame, is colored woman, was found
seated in a rocking chair in it little cabin
near Pennington, this county. The head
was tilted back under a shell, the face
burned to a crisp and all the clothing ex~
ccpt her shoes and gloves burned off. The
Woman had been housekeeper for Theo-
dore Hogcincn, a half brood. who lives in
the cabin, and as shciuot her death Satan
day night and Hogcmen had notified no
one foul play is suspected.
Coroner Bower, who is investigating
the case, questioned Hogcincn to little
avail. the Indian claiming that he tried to
extinguish the (lattice with carpet and was
afraid to tell of the Woman’s (loath. Huge-
inch and the woman Were in Pennington
Saturday night and drank heavily. A
broken luiup found at the foot of the stairs
in the cabin may bear out lliiguiiii‘n's us-
sortion that the Woman. while drunk, lot
it full, the blaze spreading to her dress.
A lounge. is chair and the carpet were also
burned.
It “'ea Thirty-two Feet Long, and Now
Montreal In Putting on Airs.
Minnie... Aug. 2ii.-—Montrcul has a
son iii'l'llt‘lll. At least it is very near Mon-
tri-ul. Mr. Sutuuri Mviuluws, artist, of this
place, with a party of friend-z. was rowing
on the Back riwr, about 1‘2 lilllt‘s from
here. when the lll‘llil of u lui'tri' fish was
5mm, and when it l‘i'uppuurutl it. was
‘ pruiiiptly shot.
The ilsh was soon by a reporter. By
ni-tunl nimsurumvm it is 23:2“. foot long
and 3‘. ll‘t‘l iii ril'cuiuforum-v ut the wid-
est part. it has a Sliliullll <kin and yellow
eyes of a natural sizv. Just hunk of its
lli‘liil is a small “11. It made a trend mrt~
loud when (loud. mulwns brought here. It
hits hon-u llllll'i‘il in spirits of ammonia at
25:: St. Martin Nil‘i‘t‘l.
A DUELLIST SE-NTENCED.
Colonel Romero Must. Serve Three Year!
In Jail rend Pay a Heavy Finn.
CITY ill-' MEXH‘H, Aug. :JIB.—_(,‘olmu-l Ro-
lili'i’il was i‘iilll'li'li‘il lu-rv of unlawfully
killing \‘i-rustrgui in u illli'l. Tlll‘. judge
iii‘illi‘llCi'il him to prison for ihronyeurs
and four iiioullis ut lllll'il labor. to pay all
the costs of the trial, in pay \‘i-msti'gui‘s
funeral expenses. to pay it tlnonf $1,801),
or serve three umuilis itlui‘i' in prison. and
topuy in monthly lllrlllilllll‘lllri to Verne-
tegui’s widow ililil children “.500 unnu-
ally for is yours.
The palace of justice, or courthouse,
was filled all night by an anxious crowd,
mostly i'illnpillii'il of friends of the men ac—
cused of participating in the illli‘l. imme-
diately after the rendering oi the verdict
each daily llt'.\\'rl']lil|li!l' issued it special eill-
tiou. .. 1
PRINCETON MEN ESCAPE.
00! Over the Border lloforn Governor
lflcltisrils' Urdu-y Arrived. ’“
('ilni’lzxxx-t. “'52, Aug. :It—A niossngo
ri‘cnlvvil {rum ilw prinwi'illlllir attorney of
Nutruim ruuuty days that llu l'rlucotou
party ii-i‘t (‘llhllil' yesterday for the rust.
ltllil luul crow-ii ilw state lino into him
briiaku lll‘rlll'll (‘ounty .lttnriivy Walker re»
m-iwd the ill'ili'l' from iinvorunr lilchurde
to arrest tin-m for violating the niotogmuo
lilWll.
Since the Jackson's llnlo troubles the
game laws have been rigidly vufurcmi in
many portions of the suite. Huturdny wor-
rauts warn issued for the urn-st. of a party
of (minim pmplo i'llm‘uvd with killing an
elk and live door. The lli‘lllllly is a heavy
line or imprisonment.
Canning Works liiirnetl. _.
Buimmos, h”. .l.. Aug. SOL-Tim largo
canning works of i! l". Mimic dc Co. at
Greonvillc Were lli‘llll‘ilyi'll by fire. The
firm employed botwvm 400 nod 7.00 hands
and but recently Iii-grin the season's pack
of tomatoes. with anemone nails to tut.
The licensing Inquiry.
Lolillilii, Aug. 20.—-—A dispatch to The
Times from Shanghai says that. the Ku-
cheng inquiry has been proceeding since
Wednesday. with all the members of non-
Iulcr nommlsion present. but progressis
slow.
Two Dpeniehyrl’rleete‘ Riordmd.’
1103003, Aug. 20.—~A dlermtcll to The
Central Nerve from shanghai says that
the latest victims of the antlforelgn feels
log are two Spanish priests. who have been
murdered by n Ulunm motif} Mayan.
latter (tenure suspended,
hammer. A Jew-By orders hens
fi'm' ‘ letter carriers here
as ’ ,- misnomer-rm. ,
tees
Sweet i _
Caporal: ,
Little ~ J
Cigars *
for S cts.
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS.
\
all |"
I am here to sell Groceries. I
am here to sell good Groceries
only. Iain selling ' '
iilllliiililis '
Oheap for flash.
Fleur. Weshburn's or Jones’. 84.75.
Butter. beet tab, 24c; Green’s Farms
Creamery, 28c.
Coltolene, 3 lb. pail. 280; Ccttolene, 1
lb. pail, 9c.
Lard, 31bit. 25c.
Cheese, 13c.
York, 110.
Beans, 9c and 10c qt.
Tomatoes. beet. 7c.
Domestic Sardines, 4c.
Condensed Milk, 8c.
Salmon, 12c.
3 lb. can Baked Beans. 10c.
Lunch Baked Beans. do can.
New goods in Crackers and Cakes of
improved quality. Compare prices here.
Country Eggs, 30c dcz.
Ginger Root.
Home made pure Cider Vinegar.
I propose to earn a reputation for good
goods at lowest prices. ‘
lORENrZO OIOBLE
Beware of Ointmrnle ior Caters-ii the”:
Contain Mercury.
as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
emollanil completely derangethe whole sys-
tem alien eats ring it through the mucous sur-
faces. Such aritcms should never be used ex-
cept on prescriptions from reputable physi-
(ions. as the damage they will do is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive from them.
Hall's (‘atarrh Cure. manufactured by F. .i.
l'hcnrydrCo. Toledo.0.. contains no mer-
cury. aid is taken luternail’y.acting directly
upon the blood and mucous turfeces of the
i-ystem. in buying Hall's Catarth Cure be
sure you get the genuine. it is taken internal-
ly. and made in Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney
d: Co. Testimonials free.
”Sold by druggists. price 75 cents per bot
tle.
Young Man
Why take the chance of dying without in-
surance when FOUR C “’1‘ a DAY WILL
n
iNoUilE YOUR LIFE For 81.000?
0r ti Cents a Day Will Give You an Endow-
ment of em». payable to yourself if you live.
With insurencedike everything elee.the best
is the cheapest.
~ INSURE IN THE
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
LIFE INSURANCt Company,
of Hartford.
8. S. L’Hommedieu.
ill lilSRllllilOli 81.0“
South Norwelk.
‘ WMNS.
New and mend hand
Buggies. Phiilons, Carriages
canopies, Spindles. sic.
Prices to Suit All.
oannasnsnrsni.
Henry Tilly.
n
iKiFSFOR siu
AT HOWAYTON.
One Fancy slim, Ill test. tress
mounted.
tins Working 8km, It isst.
tins Fourteen-Foot lklii.
One Twelve-Foot Follower.
Ons lites-Foot econ Follower.”
tins Eight-Fest Follower.
this tit-Feet fellow-
hoot serviceable tests. at low prices.
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