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BRIEF. KILOGRAMS.

Elan, the Richmond editor, wounded
IN duel, is in dangerous condition.
The Chicago printers have deferred their
strike for higher wages until October.
Col. Halabird was yesterday appointed
by the president quartermaster general,
vice ingalls,, retired
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-03
Board of Trade,

A regular meeting of the board was
held yesterday morning, which was chiefly
occupied in discussing the question of
new quarters. The matter was finally re-
ferred to committee, consisting of N. F.
Griswold, S. G. Gale, Wm.:S IS. King, ". G.
Hush and E. s. Corser
Mr.. McNair proposed having city and
county buildings erected in connection
with the new postofice, but after debate
withdrew his motion, and the board ad-
journed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-03

REPORTS from Gen. Sibley's sick room
a1o sill favorable, and every hour brings
renewed hope of ultimate recovery. The
physicians were more hopeful last night
than at any tune since his illness became
alarninp
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-03

Messrs. Greve, Oppenheim, Kalman and
Frank Clark have been owners of three
ffths of the st. Paul Street railway, and w.
R. Merriam of st. Paul and Thos. Lowry of
Minneapolis the other two-ffths. Messrs.
Merriam and Lowry on yesterday bought
the stock of their associates. The entire
stock is $150,OOO. The road will be ex-
tended and improved Immediately.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-03

TIE P. P.'s are killing the Republican
and Protection. The
bosses are inadequate to the task of mind
ing their Ps and Qs at the same time.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-03

PRESIDENT Arthur is dressing very loud
~ this summer, says an exchange. He
wears light-gray suit and crimson neck
tie, which the late Bill Sykes would hav
considered very ''toppy."
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-03
Redeeming Trade Dollars aAPar.

SCRANTON, Pa, July 1.-The Delaware,
Lackawanna &. Western railroad com
pany is redeeming at par e.il trade dollars
recently paid employees. About $4,000
is already turned IN.
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THE ST. PAUL. !"
COMMODORE DAVIDSON BRINGS UP
EHIS NEW BOAT EST. PAUL."

She is Visited by the Members of the Board
of Directors of the Chamber of Com
merce Who Present a Set of CoIors-
Speeches by Captain Blakely, Commo-
dore Davidson and Others-AuId Lang
Syne.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-03

bOOhs TFtsenLeu-hepO port OF OlgEaI Ser
vice for 1881, by NJ. Q. Kellogg; four vol
umes miscellan as collections, by Smith
sonian institute Anderson's Younger Edda,
by H. P. Uphaln.
4 communication was read from the city
comptroller stating that the amount
credited to the library fund from the June
settlement was $3,351O8.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-03
THE DAILY GLOBE.
THE WEEKLY GLOBE.
ST. PAUL, TUESDAY, JULY 8. 1888.

TIE Kansas farmers are clamorous for
laborers to assist the N inharvesting their
enormous crop.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-03
The Sparrow Must Go.

lSteals wheat,
Eats few moths,
Makes too much noise,
Picks off blossoms,
The Sparrow Eats early lettuce,
Drives of useful birds.
Disfgures buildings,
Be-o1ls cutters,
Cant sing.
G07J1'i ,xTO3.5.,3H
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-03
Masonic,

Regular monthly convocation Minnesota R.
A. c., No. l, this Tuesday evening, July s.
1888. J. C. TERRY, Secretary
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St. Paul Public Library.

The board of directors held meeting
last evening, at which were present Messrs.
Auerbach, Carver, Upham, Pond and
OBrien
The librarians report for June gave the
number of books issued for home use:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
Guaranteed Safety,

PIiTsBURG. Nov. H. In the &, .
preme Court, this morning, the juds-
ment of the lower court wis affirmed
IN the suit of Gardner Vi. the Pullman
Palace Car Company. This case has
attracted widespread attention. Gard.
ner secured n We diet Of 500. He hnd
been robbed Of valuables while sleep
ing in one of the Pullman cars. The
supreme Court. In its opinion, held
that the company. while not liable In
action NJ an inn-keeler or connlo,i
carrier, yet u reasonable and proper
degree of care Is imposed on them.
The min object IN taking passa-e ~,
such car Is Ia permit passengers t0
sleep. While In that helpless condi-
ton u duty rtsts on the company to
provide reasonable care and caution
against the valuables OF p,,sss.na, rs In
ing stolen from their beds ar irsnn the
lnrk, u OF their wearing apparel. This
1, nQta case Of robiefy by force and
viol, n y. but by stealing or larceny.
he TACT that another passenger In the
ime car was robbed on tn. same night
W ~ a,lnIissab'e IN larceny, from the
absence of proper care by the COM
pany.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
spread rapidly. Persons who were on
the second foor escaped with much
Wind storms.

TORONTO, Ont, Nov. l2.-Dispatches
from various paints in Ontario indi'ate
that the storm WAS very severe at Has.
timgs. The sp.re Of the Roman Cath
Ollie church was blown down and the
builaing otherwise damaged. saw
mills were unrp ed and fences blown
down. At Belleville, Roberlson's
block was unromed and other houses
damaged. In all parts OF the city
gale reyaiie'i, accompanied by light
ming, thunder, and u Irlghliul DOWN
pour of hail. When the gaze struck
Metropolitan Hall, i'm which Sa,v,-
tim Army meeting was b:ing held,
the rafting of scen,ry caused by the
wind or, ut.d panic. Three women
tainted and rush was made for the
states, down which great many peO-
pile Tell. No one WAS seriously hurt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
A Big BiAs..

CHARLESTON, b. c.. Nov. IA
fire broke out this afternoon ON Hayne
street, In Wilbur's clothing i,iai,ufac-
tory. spreading to Robertson. Taylor
4 Company's Wholesale groceries.
Both buildings were guttesl. Lu,iing.
bag factory adjoining WAS damaged.
The loss Is estimated nj $4,000. Eight
women AMI one bay We're employed In
'Wilbur's factory, most Of whom,
jumped from the third story. Ellen
'leron was killed, Susie Bond MORALLY
wounde,l, Mary Wolfe WAN lmdl,
buille,l, but may recover, Annie rs.
l'r aud Maggie Quipiick were Isdl,
In hut will recover. Abagll Guy
au'i Laura Green wre' supposed 10 b.
U ned In the builaiing. A little II y
M ned .igI ,tlsexrt jumresi aud WA
. ,eht uhhurt. Only Eight psrsour
known 10 have bseh lott. The a..
.hr,ke snt upd~s The stairway'of tn.
ss ond fi,Wr. thereby cutiipg M 81
escape from that source. ~ the 6ansss
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
Great Gale ON lie lakes.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. lt.-Som-
further reports rom last nights gale
have be.n received here. A number
of vessels reached Sand Beach hurbor
safely. The large E-canaba got In
disabled, with her caro- OF com shi Z
el. she lett her cOns0rt. the Mrrii-
mac, adrift and helpless. III; liar e
Glasgow OF her tow, three scii,'on,r-
aud the barg. Nevada are ashore at
Fighting Island. Tie barge 10. n d.
Lyon Is ashore 1T Peach Isl ND. ant,
the Buckeye ut Ballard's Reef. All
are sac, and will probably float VIII, n
the water riser.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
Ne. asrsA for hsr "ksii."

: ANDERSON, Ind, Nav. i2.-Mrs. Su.
sannnh Nelson started Tor Ncbnsl;a
sept. q, aud has MT since been heard
frum BY her friends. She had large
sum Vt money with her. Manhal Co.
burn To ny made known To her Lruth-
err that he Iiud found u hre-in surapce
,s,licy Issued ~ Mrs. Nelson, In the
wNMs Mt i'crre Haute, Ind. WIN r.,
so,ne time ags', the lsadly u y Hated
body of a woman WAS fouid i,y q hunt
cr. He claims ~ have pt~f thai Mrs.
NvlsOu wsn NUMBERED.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
TELEGRAMS.
reported RSpr~ssiy for ne Daily Yetiesr-
stone Journal BY the Western Associs-
ted Pr~ss aud he Nsstern Uniow
Telegraph Cos~Psny.
STORMY FLASHES.
The Elements Striving Together
to Render Life And Property
Precarious.
Storms on the Inland Seas Wreak
Destruction on the Shipping
of the Lakes.
The Fire Demon, DEFENDS Upon
the Mining Town OF Shenan-
doah, Pennsylvania.


SHENANDOAH, Pa, Nov. l2.-Fire
caught in the United States hotel, u
large three-story frame structure on
the corner of Main and Centre streets,
and the wind was blowing huri-
cane at the time and continued during
the afternoon. The building was soon
enve o. ad in fan e.. which communi-
Gated to the adjoining buildings north
of Centre street. The flames were
then communicated To the block Oppo.
site the side street. Ats o'clock six
teen street fronts were destroyed. In
Guiding the United States hotel, odd
fellows hall, academy of music, Herald
Office row and opera house, Mining
Herald and Saturday Evening news
offices. Assistance was teleIraphe,l
or, which Was responded ~ freely.
Over 25b faniili,s are homeless, having
lost everything. The l,sss l. estimated
at from, S7J.OOO TO $i.0UUW. II IL
impossible togive the amount of insur-
ance, hut it is SURPRISED 10 be large.
But few serious accidents happ ned.
A special IA citing OF the council and
citizens Was held this evening. and an
appeal Ia the public was drawn up.
About $50 families are rendered home
less Ia night. and the most Of them are
without provisions ar n chsnge of
c'olhing. The weather IN bitterly cold
and u strong northwest paie IL still
flowing. Everything possible Is I've
Ing done for the relief Of the pour aud
suffering.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
Agricultural Horrors.

CLEVELAND, u, Nov. Ia tliresh.
ing machine boiIer exploded to-day al
the farm or the widow Geottye, Diver
township, Tuscaranus county. Ms.
Gedtye was blown ii.ieen ieet aud h r
shoulder Droken W u iiying p.ece ol
the machine. Her rcco, cry Is doubt.
iul. Joi.n smith, t.e engineer, WAS
blown sixty ,eet and badly wounded.
Peter Lintner WAS blown u c0iisiuers.-
tile distance and injured alr'ut the
lack. The others lad u miraculous
escape. The turn was hre,l Ny acci-
dent and destroyed with large
amount o. hay aud grain.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
Ama.onInn Vengeance Frustrated.

PITrsBURo. Pa, NV. IA Greens.
burg PA special says: A mob q.
outraged citiz n. made an attempt to
lynch Jacob Mobile who inflicted fatal
injuries on john T.. Au!ey, at Scott
dale, On SUNDAY night with n hatcher.
He is bad character ami his purpose
was robbery, M Auley was known Ia
have u large sum Oi money ON his per-
son.. Noble was captured nj n neigh
boring h"ure and the women In the
neig lll~ri,osHi ~rce,l their way to him
with cloliies-linrs, hut the Officers sue
-ee,led In lst,,iiny him saieiy In the
county Juil.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
Kansas City ltssus.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. IA special
from jefferson City says: GOV. Crit
tentien appointed 4. J. Woodward II
member of the st. Louis board of po-
lice commissioners, vice Cleveland,
resigned. Woodward Was lately CLERK
Of the commissioner vi supplies OF st.
Ions.
The excursion party Of Mexican cap
italists arrived from Chihuahua hi,
evening over the Santa Fe road. The
were met ut Topeka ny the mayor and
IA special commute e r IN this city. ana
are being entertained ut supi.er at The
Gem rul~.is Hrel to night. They will
he shown ab, u The city tom Nv.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13

CHICAGO, Nov. LIT Is stated here
that large nnmbcr of saw-Inilis on
the eastern shore Of Lake Michip,,n
will shut down within week. Til,
action is caused by the low price -.
Lumber, and the fact ot the saving se;,
sun already having been as long ;
Us ial. The closing of the niiis will
practically close navigi.t Oh, AS 1t viii
leave vessels hut little to do.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
Called Hun Down.

GALVESTON, TEX. Nov. I2-Bld
blood had existed for some time be-
tween city marshal Cannon, and A.
bert Bishop, promising young law
yer. This morning Cannon, pistol In
hand, followed Bishop int, his yard.
Were the lawyer unexp eddy proda-
ed double-bairreled shot gun ami ., :.
Grated Cannon with tw, nty-IIinc
buckslio,. killing him Instantly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
A Nossrioas svin Her Arses, ed.

BISMARCK, ID. L.. Nov. 2 John
Fleming, UI the ONE not. r..,us swim
ding firm of Fleming 4 Merriam, Of
Chicago. was arrested here this cveh-
ing by Post flee Inspector Hay, ON an
Indictment In the United States court
ut Chicago, Mr - ny tne malls ior
fraudulent purposes Fleming has
been here for .e!erai months. under
the Maine of Coz. :. n. WSsis, aud las
dabbltd con .i,ierably In real essai,--all
vi which ..as now betm attached BY. at
iorneys engaged by ,iupss o the pris-
"ner. He will be taken to Chicago ~
OllCr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
. rn.rl present In . lady u

- rn.rli present lvf o lady ID 4
DIRE, lIg-gown, slippers and comling-
j rket, all en- suite, of pale blre siles Q.
Cut cretonne ros out as border add
app iaue on with silk. The roses
should I've on the cuffs, pockets AMI
down the FROM. The slippers have .
lew roses Oh top. The shape should I've
cut at fir.t in paper, t,en OF the 81 : \
md lining mex. applique the fioSe,s
and then sew on the cork-soles. 4
sa.het for n,ghtdress is also pretty.
'.nt in the form # large envelope.
with cluster Is flowers below the flap
.nl a smaller " ab We. Ibis work
viii he found ry f.scinati g and
Iute worth tie time and labor 10 ,towel
IN il. ..
To WASH ha-ne's: Nike suds be-
fore putting tn. fannels in: do Not b
soap ON them: do rot leave them SCAT
ug in the tub, but rub ont one piece ss
time. Wash in two suds II much
,,ile,l, then rinse thoroughly Ia Il an.
" ak suds, wiring and La g NJ; bnt do
ot take fialaels OFT # warm watsr
Il Lar q ont in f,ezing ir, a. st
!, 1T inls tends to shrink them. II 10
vet err to dry them In tie house, unless
he sun shines. In washing worst j
.,ood, and m AMI boys wooden cloth
ing. purs re the samc corr,e. only do
not W.T.. them, b,t hang them up j
let the u dram: this p. eveits Mrink.e /,
which il il almost impossible to press
ont. They shcul.t he iro Ell w,lils
lamp. with as hot an IRON ~ you cAa
I've without score ing tie 20 nls.
Iy pre- ent h n, edssl' for o gentle
man there is y pove ty,in shaving eaA q.
| L, roupd cardboard sides. wh ch san I've
hand painie.l or decor tied. edged wi ID
Lee or gim and mounted 10 . q lde,l
stock, the eff, ct tel q both uovr. anil
pretty. So. too. are little shaving
mats. OF Japan, 50 canvas. emlroi,ler q
IN silks. Ths.latest novelty in mats .
that known m the 'po. d lily mat.
" ich is, very easily rad of snlore.l
tissue paper and is admirably alapted
o. - lamp mat. Differ, mt SHADES al
green A. 4 yelloS SSH. pa, er are ,el~ct
ed. which are cnt ont in tie shape Of =
po,sl lily in grad,atel ixe@. the largest
ter ali q I've fonud ION and tie r. m in
q /, being placed successfully o. . aIcu
th, other. Tasle yes are easily car'd
" III the fingers and che result u vcry
pretty. ,-,,. 49, ..ll. oia iai'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
Buxaxrd's Band.

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. l2.-Holl'n
GERS store, at Lincoln, WIS robbed h.st
night. A large posse started in pur-
suit of the thieves, buxzarl and has
gang, who have recently escaped fru".
Jail. The thieves were OvrriaSen 1t
WEIGH Mountain and fight ensa, .
Abe Buzard WAS seriously wolp"e..
A man named Bard, the o. the ,osse,
Was killed. The thieves escaped.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
S. CITY, MONTANA TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 49, 1888,

! heep ranch. had lost his way amor
the nnuntuins and died from starry. :
ton AMI exposure. Commodore Wilkes
makes denial Of the story, and says
there Is no such person rs The one al
| Ided tU In The dispatch.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
Pishsrnan's Luck.

CHICAGO, Nov. ia Grand Rap
ids Mich. special says: o. NJ. Chase,
superinlen,l, mt Of The state fisn.I n CHI
cries, and six Others, were drowned n
i'riusky, Mish., by the ca,'s,z ny Of a.
small Doat. No particular, a. ce v,d.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
Ocean Collision.

New York, Nov. l2.-rhe Atlantic
steamer Duke Of Argyle has mr.
rived al Li,erpa !, IroiIi New OIlea:s.
she Was in collision in The Mer,,.
",,n the bark Na!,or. and the .att, r
was sunk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13

CHICAGO, Nov. l2.-An Ogden
(U,nh) dispatch, pub. ished b ftw days
a,r,, announced the death near there
of grandson NJ Commodore Wilkss,
% the Uni,ed s3satss nsvy. The asas<-
me-, wss to the esstca that the young
man. who had been employed % .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
stoeks.

NEW YORK Nov. i2.-Northern Pa
eihc, 2st; preferred, at. -. Paul,
Minnral oils d Manitoba, LOT. West
eru Union. g.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13

Hs.E-vouRsHs Of the terror which
att chs 20 small-,'ox sage the 1pri p
IAll Giols. 4 Legendary. yeyy likely;
bui q tear > ..~., uv ~sT1,ly. tsnugk
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13
Every Morning Except Monday.
Advertising Rates.

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3 Days. 500 ~ 100 u. % 1900 1910 800
. Days.. 40 800 800 l@.W loo 2ho0 SLVo
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Weeks. e. 100 1000 ZOO 1900 300 500 t5o
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-11-13

Chatham National Bank. Nev York City.
Merchants Loan and Trust 20 chic 60 III.
Merchants National Lank. rt. /. sui, Nina
III
National Republican., 1883-09-13
rnE pAprlsrs, CoNvENrIoN.
Second Days ProCrrdings-T Different
Questions Discussed.


Questions Discussed.
The First Washington Baptist association
(oolorod) continued their twelfth annual sos
sion at the Fourth Baptist church, on R street,
yesterday, about twenty ministers from Mary
land, Virginia aud the district being In
attendance. Tho meeting was otllod TO order
at o'clock aud tho prayer meeting lasted
until 10 o'clock, when tho business session
oponcd.
Tho discussion Of the annual letters was the
first business attended to- Tho question arose
as to the competency of teachers in Sabbath
schools to teach if they were not converts of
the church Addresses on this question were
made by Rov ilrOoks, Walter, and Carthler.
The discussion astcd until o'clock, when n
recess was taken. Tho general sentiment of
the convention was against the practice Of
noncOnverts teaching Sabbath schools.
After dinner the continuation of tho sub
joCt of calling letters was discussed.
Tho question arose as to the duty Of dcacOns
in the church. and was discussed ut length by
Revs. Laws Waller, Robinson, and others.
Tho association will convene IN council
this afternoon at 3 o'clock to examine Ran
dolph pcyton, from the Bethlehem church,
JIillsdalo, u. G., for the ministry.
A missionary sermon will ho preached TO-
night by Rev. r. =. Laws from the 2Sth chap
ter of Matthew and 18th and Goth verses "uo
We therefore aud trach all nations, baptizing
them in the name OF the Father and the Son,
and of the Holy Ghost; teicbing them 20
observe all things whatsoever | have COM
mandcd you and 10 am with you always,
even unto the end Of the world"
National Republican., 1883-09-13
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

Tho trotting matinee at the Ivy City track,
which was to take place to-day, has been
postponed until further notice.
An aged whito man named Edward Amos
slipped and fell on Ninth street, near tho
critic office, about 1890 o'clock last night and
cut his face quito severely. He was taken
home by Mr.. Johnston, of South Washington.
Owing to the storm the game of base ball,
which was to have been PLAYED at Athletic
park yesterday between tho National and tho
Leader club, of Kingston, N. Y, weather
being favorable, will come OF to-day at 4:3O.
Tho Kingston club has lately played twenty
four successive games without defeat, and
three weeks ago played a tie game of seven
innings with the New Horks, league club,
They havo two strong batteries upon which
National Republican., 1883-09-13
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

There are at present ten inmates of the
Alexandria mfr mary. William Grissett, one
of the patients, who had his leg broken Mt
Occoquan Falls about five weeks ago and was
brought here, is much better.
Mr.. Augustus Deanc, of this city, bought of
Mr.. John Wells, Of Washington, the schooner
Annie Bell.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Philip Vogclgcsang
took place from her late residence, on Cam
eron street, yesterday afternoon, and was
largely attended.
The District tent of Rechabites was in ses-
sion here yesterday at tho hall of Potomac
tent, on Fairfax street. Delegates from the
neigh boring tents were present.
Edwin Carson and Ed Litton, who were
arrested on warrant charging them with at
tempting to outrage the wife of canalboat-
man, By the name of Foreman, Tuesday
night, were tried yesterday morning. BY
common consent the warrant was withdrawn
aud the parties released upon the payment of
tho costs.
The yard engine of the Virginia Midland
railroad blew out one Of its flues while shifting
curs on Union street Tuesday night, which
startled the residents.
The habcas corpus case of George Winters
was postponed yesterday until Saturday next,
Mr.. Ernest Padgett, when going to his
home, on Duke street, Tuesday night, found
u colored man in the yard. Mr.. Padgett fired
two shots Mt him, but he escaped.
W. w. Walker, inspector, reports tho fol-
lowing arrivals since Sunday, Sept 8: Steamer
Sue, W. G. Geoghegan, master, Baltimore,
merchandise for j. Broders & CO.. schooner
Walter, Capt. Galloway, master, Havrc do
Grace, loading grain by w. A. Moore
| schooner Clare L. Simpson, James L. Sweet,
master, Portsmouth, ice for +. A. Reed &
Co.; Schooner George W. Covington, Capt.
Myers, master, Havre de Grace, loading wood
by George w. Scott; schooner A. G. Buckley,
j. A. Cramncr master, Greenport loading
coal by American Coal company schooner
r. j. Seward, A. G.. Folly, master, Baltimore
guano for w. a. Smoot; schooner Thomas
Richards, +, J. Hopkins, master, Baltimore,
coal for T. j. Mahahoy steamer John Gibson,
George Young, master, New York, morchan-
disc for L. A. Reed q Co.; steamer Norfolk
$. Il. S Shropshire, master, Philadelphia, mer-
chandse for +. A. Reod d Co.
National Republican., 1883-09-13
Hayward & Hutchinson,
424 NINTH STREET.

In occupying our new stores we have
determined to meet the demands of our
customers with a better class of goods
than usually shown, and have placed
upon our floors full and rich display of
OPEN FIREPLACEs and Brass FIRE SETS,
TILE FAcINGs and HEARTus, WELLINeToN's
REDEAN and ENGLISH Hon CRATES; also,
HALF Low and BASKET CRATES, in new
and artistic designs. We shall continue
the manufacture of SLATE MANTELs, o
our trade in these standards has now
fully recovered from the wood mantels
craze of the past few years. We shall
show approved patterns of LATRoBE
SrovEs-the celebrated CRYSTALS in the
lead-and sell them as cheap as anyone
can when putup by competent workmen.
We have much larger and more conve-
nient space for showing RANGES and FUR
NAcEs, having one of our side stores ex.
clusively for this class of goods, and trust
that our success during the past eigh
years will insure increased business in
these lines. We shall continue to make
specially of Remodeling Defective
Plumbing and the Construction of Plumb
ing Work in the most approved manner.
We will show the leading Sanitary Fix
lures in our store with water on. Port
able Ranges and Kitchen Utensils,
Stamped and Granite Ware will be kept
in full stock. Tin Roofing and Jobbing
in Furnaces, Ranges, and Stoves will be
executed by competent workmen.