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Other Fires.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MARTINsvILLE. Nov. 27.-1'he largs brick
building belonging to John Boutwell,, on North
Jefferson street, was discovered to be on fire
Friday evening about o'clock Every effort
was made to save the building, but all efforts
proved futile, there being strong wind from
the north. The building was occupied by Mr..
Powers, whose folks were away from home at
the time the fire was discovered. and no definite
account as to how the fire originated can be
gwen The loss will amount to $1,000, covered
by 5000 insurance Mr.. Powers's household
goods were insured for $780,
EARL PARK Ind. Nov 2z-The large hem
merry belonging to G. w. Jewell, of this place,
containing 800 chickens, caught fire this morn
ing and burned to the ground involving loss
of about 81. 900. 1t was one of the largest irter
ests OF the kind in the State. The fire origin
ated by one of the lamps igniting an Incubator.
There was no insurance on the property.
CHICAGO, Nov. 27-A fire in the four.story
brick building, Nos 46 and 48 Michigan avenue
caused damage to the extent of 900. The loss
is very evenly divided between o. VanBekken.
representing the Anderson Preserving Fruits
Company, and Hamlin's Wizard OH Company.
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Football at Annapolis.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Nov 2z-The Princeton
College football team defeated the naval cadets
this afternoon, in the presence of large assem-
blage, by score of 30 to 0.
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HEAVY LOSS By FIRE.
Burning of Duluth Elevators and Contents
Loss, 5000, 000--Three Lives Lost.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
DULUTH, Mimi, Nov 27.-At o'clock this
evening elevator @. owned by the st. Paul g.
Duluth Elevator Company, was discovered on
fire in che cupola, and the flames
spread quickly through the building.
Charles Moore. who was cut off from
escape by the flames, jumped eighty feet to the
ground and was instantly killed. Two other
men, named Lerouchi and Lee, are supposed to
have been burned to death. The flames
spread to the just-fnished annex, and
soon after to Elevator A. The fire
apparatus of the elevators and the local fire de-
partment were helpless. The total loss is as
follows: Elevator @ and annex, $4,000 ele-
vator A. $l25, 900; wheat and corn in elevator
@, $3.50, 900; wheat, and other grains in ele-
yator A, 1000. Insurance about 100000
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Louisville, New Albany & Chicago.
WABASH, 81. Louis & Pacific.

Indianapolis Peru q Chicago Division,
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Detroit Toledo aud Mich. City Ex. 2'15 pm
Detroit and Toledo Elk. daily So 700 pm
Arriye-Detrot Toledo & Mich. City Ex., s. 4:l5 an4
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Sleeper daily to Detroit.
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CINCINNATI DIVISION
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CHICAGO DIVISION.
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Chicago Peoria and N. Ex. daily
s and r. O.. 11oU pm
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INDIANAPOLIS & vincennes.
Indianapolis. Decatur 4 Springfield.

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Montezuma Accommodation .. $50 pnt
Fast Express daily r. C. and s. 1880 pu,
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JefTersonviIIe. Madison & Indlanap oils.

Denart-Soutbern EXPRESS daily s-.. ais am
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Louisville Express. 6:45 pm
Acknowledgements Accommodation ---- 1850 am
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Express, daily. HOO am
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Chicago and st. Louis Fast Line,
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5, 2 O. 4, o, 0, g l. o. l. o. 2. 3, o. Is, 3, s, 10 s,
l, o, i, 5. 3, 5, II, IA g. g. IL o. l. g. 2, l, o, 2.
Q. T. Q, Q, Q, 4 2, l. 10. a L, - s. O. 6,
I, 6, O. u O. 0. 10. 3, 0, 8, 6. 3, o, o, 3,
o, 1. 26. 2, 5, o. 2 g II o, 3, 10, Total, 500;
average, 1923: best runs 19 10, 20.
Schsefer-O. 3, 4, 8, O. O. o, o. o. 16, 2. 8, Is.
o, 1. o, o, 1. a, o, o, 6, /. g. f. 2 g. g l. 10 o, Y
2. g. o, 2, g. o. l. O. o. A. o. 2 10, 9, 2, 3, o, o. 10,
O, 2, 2, %. %, l. A. g a. 2, g. l. 1, 8, o. II. 1, l.,
IL. o, o, 16, o. 0, o. z TO- o, 8. l. 1, o. o. s. O, o.
o, 5, 4, 2. 8. l, 5. 0, 1, A, g. A. l. l. a. a. g. l. g. g.
IS. 1, s. o. o, 0, o, g. o, 7, T. 2, l. l. z, 13-Total,
46S; average 9S 1913; best runs, %, %.
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WARRINGTON LETTER.
Washington. July q, 1886.


What Is the matter with our legisla-
torsP lis it the hot weatberS Last
week there were blows and bio0ishcd
between two d~;scordant members of the
lower house, and q vicious battle Of
words between two presidential candi-
dates in The Senate. The past week
opened With 0 violent scene Of passion
in tue upper House, such Is has rot
been witnessed in that august, aignid-
Cd body foI years, and had the dispute
occurred outs 10 the the Senate Cham
Der, there probably would nave been i
repetition OF tho Cc6b-L2iEd Incident.
Anu il was al bout oleom&rgarinc
aud butter, or ne Senator Vance would
say, ali aoout ''greeso". lie ahagao.
tesized tive OieoU2fgagine bil as pro
tection gone TO seed. Any business
that came tueoGgiess ana invoked the
arm OF the law 20 keep it alive 1T Tue ex-
pc,se of othet business Wits unds TO live.
tie charged that tlG supporters OF the
bill we've influenced by political consid-
eiations that builder. like conscience,
made, cow-hert.s Of them MI. The ne
cessity Of grease" to cary tho St&to
OF New York Two years hence was
what affected them.
Bus will return 10 the subject OF
Senatorial oourtes,es. While Senator
Ingalls, was making a spseoa IN opposi-
lion TO Oleonlaigdiine, be found IN his
desk material for a satirical little speech
which lac directed against Mr.. Edmuads.
He pulled forth from some mysterious
recess Il small Wa! containing coioring
matter manufactured al Burlington,
W., the residence Of Mr., Edmunds-
which was warranted 10 ada five cents
10 t5e value OF every pound OF buGter
win which II Vas uSed. rae Kansas
Ssna1os then salcasIcally raferred 10
the :nnoesat, Daeeiic farmer vice jun,
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Omaefs have been e.1p'oyeS hs The
State Bosld Of ais,mscv to v.sit lie
drag stores and acqarih. lie ysepsla-
tors with The FeqoHemeuts Of tho Flar-
macy law anJ request lie Observance
Tie new law reqG remen.s drug stokes
TO be at all times ia cbarEO Of q regis
tered pharmacist, whose certificate OF
registration must be c~Juspicuously dis
played Ia tile store. a penalty Of $50
is provided for the first violation aud
six months imprisonment fOr subse-
quent violations.
Gloucester Couuty's Board of Free
holders has authorized tue einp, JymeAt
OF bridge tenders to be stationed az
Bridgeport, Nortonyille aud Iedrick-
town, for four months, on during the
trucking season, at a salary Of So
each.
The Mayor Of Millville has refused
TO swear In as especial officers two Phila-
delphia detectives whom u. u. Wood
i Co. sent there for the avowed pur-
pose of protecting Their iron works,
which they propose to start up with
non-ImieB hands.
There are 779 post offices in New
Jersey of which 37S are now Oiled BY
Democrats.
The Cape May Star notices the singular
fact that "a lady passenger from Cam
den TO Sea Isle recently took her seat
in the smoking car and INDUCED il
her pipe along with 'ithe boys
The Cspe May bath house pay a Ii
n of thirteen cents each, whether
they are in use or not.
Fiymers throughout South jersey
say that rabbits axe plentiful this yes.g,
aud that It IL impossible 20 walk L half
a mile In the early evening without
seeing rabbits playing in the road.
Jung All Lee and Singh All Lee,
Chinese laundry mea, we're Tuesday
lodged IN the Trenton State prison,
where they will serve a terra Of 1--WE
yesIs each FOR highway robbery on a
fellow celestial named Hop Ice i'll
Trenton about a month ago. By
special permission they took their
teapots with them, as they said, I'VE
no drink wateI." \ negro barber of
the prison cut off their ''ques," aud
they were thea given q bath, attiged
Il prison garb anu placed il een. This
is the third time Chinese ~colviets
hayc been lodged il this prison. Two
who we're taken from Patterson a
year OF two ago we're pardoned, and
another remains TO keep company for
the new arrivals.
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POLITICAL GOSSIP.
kus!-Ca...K pn.

CAMDEN, July 26.-United Stases
Senator Sewell retarned home from
Washington last night TO find that The
strongest combination ever formed
against him was in fighting trim, ana
that his chances for reelection TO the
United States Senate was glowing beau
iifu,ly less with anything but T. pleas.
Jog rapidity. There have been NUT
terings Of coming trouble for General
Sewell, but he was uIprspared 20 find
that some of his OLD and trusted Gdher-
ents had deserted and gone wei TO X
Secretary Roheson's ranks while 9th.
els aie waiting 10 see how things will
uurn before they come out boldly.
Upon calling his trusty hencllman
a.ound hin. 1T his handsome residence
on Linden Terrace Gea. Sewell was
sb,e to see thai the following wel!klowu
po.itieians had dte,1.aed IL de2eaI
him evea # they Lave " elees Demo-
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Tie Black mill property in Swede3-
boro :,as been aold 10 Benjamin Block
for $1,000.
During q storm on monday night
! Tie barn Of William Philips, in SayreS'
| Neck. Cumberland county, was struck
Oy tightening aud burned. One horse
persisted. The house OF Hosea Davis,
was also stTuc'., bat not seriously dam
aged.
Brick works, with a capital of 500,
| COG, are To Dc established OH tho Defa-
| 8are River, near plllipSburg.
The strike ut r. ID. Woods foundry
! 1t Millynle, still continues, although
! il ;srumored that someof the old hands
! will 90 back 20 work and the working
! complement bo Glled up by scabs.
Reg j. JadsOn Pisrson, Of the
Woodbury. BAPTIST Church, has deeiin-
| ed the offer of Il professorship iii "a
| MISSISSIPPI theological seminary ut sat-
2ry Of 5000.
pioseeu.aw Perry, OF Woodbury., is
| contributor In shs August number OF
the American Agricaltursst.
The greatest number q exciirs'o MIST
that have visited Atlantic City since
July 9th. landed these on "Wednesday
Besides the regular excursion
trains the G. A. r. posts thorougliout
South Jersey made n combined excur-
sion that iilod I0O cars.
Elackbarrie5 and rdspberries nave
been 20 plentifu. and cheap that large
quantities have been left Oh the vines
in some parts of the state as 1t would
rot pay to pick them.
The Pennsylvania railroad company
has now completed the pulehsse OF all
the properties on both sides OF bridge
avenue, Camden, from Second TO Ihisd
streets, with the exception OF iouf.
The purpose IS TO overcome the decis-
Of the Court of Errors and Appeals
forbldding the i~naintsnance o. the
drilling nuisance aud to give room to
extend It's terminal facilities. The
purchase will necessitate ~ outlay q
100000, it is said.
A despatch from Washington Telri-
tory announces the death or DR. w. 4.
Newell, Jr., son OF ex-governor New
ell, who was surgeo9.in-ehief u the liz
sane Asylum Of hat Territory, AT
one time lie Was the resident physic-
ian of The Treaton State Prison.
DR.. Ellie Bateman, Of C~edarville,
Cumberland county, died of a~ppoplexy
Friday morning, aged 81 years. He
graduated from the University OF
Pennsylvania in 1882 aud was a prom
iaent member OF The Now jersey Med
ical Society. His father, Moses Bate
man, wasaR Revolutionary soldier. His
b.o.Aer was 9 surgeon il the war OF
lel.. IL
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COOPER e. CONknD'S
Dry Goods DulIslin.

little delicacy in telling the ~.
ventof AMI manufacturer, whose
house had been III existence
over 8 century, that he dida
know how TO sprll h naYnc is
invented. Besides, Webster
defines sateeIf as wooianGabris
with a glossy fac. 10 thc
trade, II has been known I4.teri5
as a coaY5er cotton fabric for?tt
at most liniug counters. The
French and English LexiconS
define Saline as anything satin-
like. We thought that means
our Satines, ard our Satin 8
incIade Line Stripes AID
Checks, wiics. arc The very
Ia est fashion. Aiso the rich
fine effects WHICH IRE largely
worn by fashionables, AID very
ornate.
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Oor i"ortby contemporary the Wood
bury Constitution need not worry about
the Democrats advancing Tom Fefrell.
They have bad about enoug!i Randall
ties uphoad end should put up some Of
the genuine stripe. By the way broth
er, did net a wing Of your own party
advance him 10 distinction.
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Premier Gladstone, has resigned end
his cabinet has been dissolved. Lord
Salisbury has been appointed Pselaier
by the Queen, to fern q cabine. which
viii probably not last long is the Ua-
iofisis who favor Gladstones policy
excepting i,is Home Rule Lin for Ire
land refuse to join .he Tories who are
in 4 minority.
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Stephen BrOdie, q young fool hardy
man, OF New York City, jumped off OF
Brooklyn Bridge into East river last
Friday week, a distance Of 1870 fees
for 3l30 and had tbe good for:uns to
come out Gnhurt' lis desire wa5 Tor
the money and Hotoriety which he has
received rs ho has hired himself 10 a
dime museum For 500 a week.
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4 oaptaIn,s FORTUNATE pIscoyerY.

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymouth, ply,
Ing between Atlantic City and N. Y, had
bcen troubled with u cough 30 that he
was unable to sleep, and was induced to
try DR.. Kings New Dis ovcry for Con-
sumption. 1t not only gave him instant
relief, but allayed the extreme soreness
ly affected and q single dose had the
same happy etfect. Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery Is now the standard remedy In the
Coleman household AMI ON board the
schooner. Free trial bottles of this
Standard Remedy " DE-. 81. sohuson's
drug store,
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infarasfIna Egper,enoea

Hiram Cameron, Furniture dealor Of
Columbus, On, tells Ills experience, thus:
''For three years have tried every remedy
on the market for Stomach and Kiducy
disorders, but got no relief, until : used
Electric Bitters. Took five BOTTLES and
am now cured, and think Electric Bitters
tho best blood purifier Ia the wofid.''--
Major A. B. Reed, OF West Liberty, KY,
used Electric Bitters and fol an old stand
Ing kidney affection and says: Nothing
has over done me SO much good % Elec-
trlc Bitters. Sold at fifty cents o bottie
by Dr., NJ. johnson,
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William Scott, colored, died In Bal
tlmoIe OF Tuesday. The certificate Of
death pIsoca his age at l53 years. He
must have lived q fast life -somewI,st
sdster than tine--to attain that
advanced age.
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The Unbr0kan "SpeIf' In
SatineS

The "SpeIl" in satines is still
unbroken. That last 1000 piec
es brought over by our Buyer
was oyerwheinnirg. Il made
scarce and choice kinds plenty
and developed SC many aston
ishinely new patterns that,
metaphorically speaking it set.
the teeth ofthe market ON ed e.
We are rich in popular styles
especially Dark and Black
grounds, thickly sprinkled with
white and Ecru feures, AS
we said, three hundred pieces
are made up Of entirely new
kinds now shown for tie FIST
time in this city. We think
them exquisitely beautiful, but,
be that as it may, it is certainly
nc objection to the customer 10
iuj that many more kinds than
are to be seen elsewhere.
We name them again:
Roman StflpGs,
Moss Agates,
Egyptian,
Threo-touod Stripes,
Dice p.iterng,
Ilairline Cnecks,
1lo!tiii4 rlaldJ,
Antiques,
Oriental,
Palms,
India Pictures,
&C., Sc, Ne,
All 373 CENTS.
AfunnycompetitorcaIls them
"wali paper patterns" (wali pa
per means high at in these
days., and there won't be
el.ou II for many walls. The
piles have decreased as;oniSh
in " already.
That pelliag business does
seem like AJAX lefying the
lightning . from the way an
expert cuts UP our ortho raphy.
Truth to tell, aIi those Muihouse
people invoice these fabrics 10
Us as Sat;nes, and we ielt q
COOPER @GCNA
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We az glad to Sc e9oale of u co.em-
poiaJies have become awake that Hon
q. q. Hendricksou, OF TT. Holy Is l.
behtting pegsoI for Cute. .atotial lon.
o,s. Tho Democrats would not "a
amiss Ly nominating him as he would
hold many OF the votes tiiat would 90
to Fisk. a Candidate who cant be al-
ways handled is aot what tire profession.
al poiitician6 want but The people much
prefer & nan of such homer e6ili:y and
integrity.
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ciioglrnre aanncA sAlvs.

TEE Ensr SALyE III the world Sor Cuts
Bruises, eo"os, Ulcers, Salt ltheu'n,
Fever Sores, Tettor, Chopped Hands
Ch.lnlains Corns, end ali skin Eruptions
AID positively cures, Piles, or 10 pay
required. lis guaranteed to give per.
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 90 cents per box. Fen SALE 81
DIR. n. Johnson
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The Democratic party OF this State
seems to he over stocked wiz, Guhcr.
NATIONAL candidated all r., whom are
too modest to cay they want the nom
'natlon eseePting A"drcw Albright and
ls IS 4c3 1ie Wryrst M Of the lot.
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Capts. Denny & SimpEils wishes "a
YOU 10 know that tL1y Will ri:i, the
schooner Meta Pierce on the truck
inc from DarbeE's wharf, Fennsgrove,
during the coming season. YoGr
patronage in aoliaitcd. j24-2I
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One of sa0most obnoxious bills which
has passcd Congress and placed tato
ihe PrcSidcnt's lands for approval is
The oil Imposing t tax OF . cen.s Il
pound OH oleomargagina The draw
ess II She O:'i wanted the tax at 10
cents bat il VS. reduced. At = cents
u pound 1t is estimated tbs tax viii
amount 81 900, Cos whiah ls no naeGeG
when there 10 already agmplua Of S75,
100000. 1t was passed On ? plea OF
protection TO the farmers. Some Of
the Very men who almost rouG,.t for
this bin were very reticeo. la working
iortho farmers and poor mans interoat
~ilen The tariff 10 reduce taxation on
the neceasarleS Ut life was wanted t.. be
discussed. Tie bili was passed by the
completest SGT of demagoguely syef
used and the ~hypoeEitiaai plea for tire
farmer s. votes H. not worthy of notice.
IL The bill were passed 10 prevent
frauds IL the manuiacture and ease Of
food product il ought 10 10 vetoed lie.
cause thls legislation is IN encIoae;.-
menr Of Congress Oil the police power
of tho several States. When the States
are unable or unwilling to protect their
citizens against frauds and cheats ihey
ought to make an assignment aud trans
ior their functions 10 Il centralized gov
eminent with nllimited powers TO
regulate al the local afsrs OF Inc pso-
pie. This bill ought 10 te vetoed oe-
cause il would establish q dangerous
precedent, inVictng TO morI daring In
'vasions OF the right OF the States 10
manage their own Affairs. Ne. Jersey
has + law compelling al Initiation But
teis 10 he marked which Is all that is
necessary and that should Ia passed.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-31

Hubert .. Thompson, the noted poll
teal leader Of the County DEMOCRACY.
81 New York City, who did much 10
secure President CleYcland's noullua-
tior aud election Is dead.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-31

The heavy rains las ruined RE hop
crop IN Ne" York. The price Of hop
have advanced from 6 20 &c cents y
pound in six weeks.
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thu ~
IioR o. s. .ate ha5 PASSED m aprrcpia-
tic asas $4,000 ior fortlica.ion along
~A.aT nj increase of SG,ol0, 900 over
assed the House.
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gUwVEY5WE.

Having a Tsss=1T ! Gm now prepared
20 lay of, me sGle 'sad ana cua oidlincs
with accuracy. ". a. SUaGEaiLL,
Ercnru Office.
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General Fisk -
bition ticbCty thinks thstths lIRA9
the D.groc7nt III draw % isrgsT won
Csas this sal : as FROM tire I,epnLli.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-31

'Geftfgl Jpsu D
sIoBiina.s!' e.. a. Gordan has jecn
The eleetj,,s So vernon OF Georgia.
~ a meter fOrmaIty.
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1-AcENrs wAmTsDs

~ every town tnere ere ouniosrs OF people f1eo
mt4oe glad 70 Get this book. IL sells TO Merchants
hecnaales Farmers and Professional men TlIas
Wsaoin no can reel sdrs OF selling It to.
We war; One sseat IN every toyuship, az
couLsy. 80 ara peTsoa, with this book. can be
come q ettcCtSsgSl AGeaL, Yer fIU pa.tlcsifsrs and
tersss % oGdEt5, sddress
q. ". CARLETON 8 a. r,.l,sne,s New Yo.S.
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Sham CGtting n n,ees GaeA;

Sharp Cutting in Dress Good;
We va dun" sog.e V3ly Jtaop eut.ip!
ia Dress GOJds-c-hen great thiU,s
slices OH OF ii> tri4ea 1t namer~u3
Summer lnies, ara turned t,Fm iatO
most phenomenal Bargains, the great
bGik of tllafn being marked al t,atf, and
some j little over bali w!at they have
been Mp 10 uCg.
some Teran'G worts, what tiray wai.
mlrke&-g1Iae piles we're 10, large FOR
ghis tiiae IN the season, aad sptAe i!d'nt
go. Bnt they oIght 10 al e. aaW.
F.ley Wool 9.'ios ff3-.in.s. wit. plain -
catch. NsaGss0 f.c.:s 80. 10 25s-: b..ins 70
i!sBsei I,slresd !iue,Se 20 iYES-
tpfset Crop r:sl pisi1 to ns;tcit. lie dRc2-
e. tiyia Gsc- - 2%c
JaGq natd GiTs.iI.ls, " aicAe ~ 2Sc ana 81:
PEI ward. &e'iat5J 20 i&Lc.
Fine Ssn.eii &episss CttBA "a Y AS "Iin"n.
~fl5. Cast IL sa10... Sc. dali So. EcilcSt
stg5.of striped E5.a .i:.ss, : i.las --tHt-
nreili. He3aeas iaa x lfe-
r;;Te iiael i~3xn. G.st 20 halors, Ds. t.
'faree. & l.tetfsi~ vita siJH . g.
.h-l.a|~5. IS. e~,,e.l.e .tty- RoA4"et
Fs. laeS 5s;ps, Aeirsv
1nt;ea Gda -~n.r, &4n q a'l~h TO
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b-Ftsa Ao 51i.1s. l.eoec.t 'f1a So
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The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-31

mba steamer MAJOR RBYEOLO
leaE-s p~onnasruvo daily It 8. a. II. for
Chester AID P:iii8aeiphia. k~o6Drnir9
leaves EailAielpti.4>.t 8 T. E. and Fenng-
gf0yc It 1 p. u. 10y Aeg Castlu, Dvla-
% o 'titf at8l E.ao.n. Sl1g;e f4ir ~
EAlIadaipha. - cots. Excursion .icEot
good uat;i asaa 60 e5Ets.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-31

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