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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH--SATURDAY JULY 81 1889.

There is twelve feet of water throughout
the ten large governmental districts. The
loss of life and property T., is incalculahle.
The Government authorities al Pekin are
dismayed. Owing to tho incapacity Of the
local authorities foreign engineering aid
in order 20 permanently repair the chah-
mel of the river Is considered imperative.
BoULANGrR's CANDIDAcY.
PARIS. July 2e.-General Boulaneer Will
be q candidate in ninety-tw0 cantons tor
Council General
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The Salt-Trust subscription.
M talnrrann " mo nIsnal.hl

Nrw YorK, July 2G.-Accordug TO all I'M
dicatiau. Oh. subscription for the shares Of
the North American salt Company has
been unsuccessful At the Central Trust
Company Do is stated That the managers OF
tine salt company requested that tho
amount &C fho subscriptions should not he
made public. aud all inquiries are referred
10 tho managers. In their tnrn they De
dime 10 owe out any statement for fear of
l4 Lcin. misleading. They state that 10
Mil take some tire 90 calculate the re-
suits from al points, bat promise o. give
au official statement soon probably Toe
r.---L-L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27

MINNEAPOLIS, July %. A newspaper deal
WAS closed here yesterday afternoon by
which the controlling interest III tne hDt.
~ Colonel Alden J. Blethen, the present
nroprietor and editor Of the Minneapolis
Tribune. The arrangement viii 30 into et-
feet on or before the Goth Of August next;
aud after that date the Stdr viii be issued
M an evening edition Of the Tribune ana
will receive the full Associated fress re-
norts. Shaw and Bennett will remain with
Inc paper AS editor and business manager
respectiYely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27
kicked His wife to Death.

Tcoy. y. y. July 2G.-Jmcs McCaull, OF
West Troy. surrendered himself TO the
police of That village tins AFTERNOON, saS,,,
tr,. III have kicked my wife 20 death.
n ,ras found that thcwomau had been ter
r,bIy kicked. aud there was q deep knife
wound In her mech which IN itself was
sufficient o. cause death. She was found
In her home l,lng in a pool of blood. She
was about ffiy-aye years old. Inc hns-
band is tifty-,eycn. lie says his head has
bcen ont order for some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27
Relief for the Lockcd-Out Miners.
fRy tAirar.nh 10 the Disoa,chI

CHICAGO. July 26-Mayor Croigicr, Con
ercssman Franz Lawlcr, and other mem
bcTs Of tac Relief Committee left here this
morning with eighty tons Of provisions
aud supplies for tho starving lockcd-out
coal-Ininers of Spring Valley, H. Iherearc
about two Thousand idle minors in the
district. making with their families about
SIX thousand souls Tho arrival OF the
tram there this aftcrno p was greeted with
great demonstrations q JOS. Everywhere
there We're evidence of tbc most pinching
poverty aud dc>tiiuiion. Men. women,
and children vtrcluost scantlly clad M Che
cheapest of materials and there wa, % great
dcarth If loof-eW among them. Their
faces bore uum.takahle evidences of
Uurhuc hunger These people have been
locked Out for nearly tnIen months and
are abso.utel, ou the verge Of starvation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27

% serve out a term of nine years and six
months. Dunn was found guilty Of having
induced Cashier Scott. Of the Manhattan
Bank. 10 steal sls5 OOJ. A soon as Dunn
received the greater part Of the steal he
advised him 10 hy the country. Subse-
quently the cashier caae back and appear
cj as q witness against Dunn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27

-TV T--'G- y " N" TI7- A'- ~
TrwcA. n Y..Julv 2j.-Ecv. Thomas Ct.
Strong bias lost hi- reason and Will be COM
mittcl Oh the blughamton Insane Asylum
tn-morruw. Ir. Strong was former Y
pre,idcnt If Wells College and has occu-
iiel prominent pulpiis I'm this section OF
the State. where for many years lie was
one of the leading diyiues Of the Reformed
Church. Has misfortune Is due % soften
inr az the brain.
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ANilIain of - Tramp.

"
Troy. y. Y. July 26.-Nhile the family
NJ Io.eph Gordon. living about five miles
from kteseyille. was absent a tramp enter
cd the house. aud when Mr.. Gordon's
vouus daughter returned alone the tramp
demanded money. On being told there
Mas nome nm the house he threatened 90
I'm her. at the same time choking her and
fearing her hair. She tainted and returned
no cOn,ciousuess just IN time to crawl
fron uulertle burning and falling Tooi;
Ih. tramp lad fired tie building and
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Buildings aud Lumber Burned.

CrscIvv.rI. July 26.-Ihis morning the
Cincinnati dry-dock buildings, on Eastern
avenue. pa the eastern part of the city,
were burned. together with considerable
lumber The loss may reach 100000, in
sur4nce SAID ID be $4,000. Half an hour
before tho fire. private Waterman went
through the Building, and says there was
ro fire there. This gives reason TO suspect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27

wheat -fc.dy: 10. rel. so. In store: options
Irregular; No cred. July, s71sc. August s5hc.
september. - 80: October Bisc. Torn sfuer:
No 2 f34et5Ac. ia elevator. options quiet
July. 4S.c. August. Bhc.; ssptspt@r, Ese.
o .tober. axe. Oats steady and quiet. 0pvo9s
nrm and quiet; July. z 4c. August IKE. -ep-
fsmber. q &C. October. q -. No. spot. z "a
&c. Hops quiet Coiise-Optlous barely
siesly and higher: August tti5ssii ~ nsp.
iembor. Sta Oss1Afs. October. fitBs$it -:
spot RIO quiet: fair caFgOes. 81. g rnRsr-kav
Inactive aud nominal rehacd quiet SOD siesdy.
Noisss8s-Foreign que; $o~ oriesos dnii.
Rico quiet AMI steady. Petroleum stea'iy aht
quot refined hese. zoe. CoitOn-ssed Oh
sfeady. k0siu quiet and steady Pclsto's
steady. 1ufpcntine quiet aEd stc"y. hij@s
steady Wooi nrm an : qniet Beef slow. Cui-
meats strong. Uicglod beil>s, nc. pa pckief
hams ii4slit.c shoulders. 5sajAc nid9i"s
weak ana duh: short clear. t6.4l IArd easier
Hnl quiet: Western. Wf2S August 800,
Seufemnor. g. 81 freigns stronger; cotton
S3li. grain, go
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Jniy 2i-Cash quotations we're
Flour quiet ana unchanged. No. spnng AM
r.i wheat SIC 80. corn. - b, aHNe. 40 :
osts. 2gac. Nesspork. fl1.5isfln@ Lard, f.ls
fs.fik Snor.-nn- 8 afhJD, shoulder. g. lz4a
s. - short. clear. 20 ,aaiss5A NhHKey. t-pA
The. sdtng futures rAaxsi az follows
Ws-Ar OpsaltJ 0tgtss. C'osiF1.
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Deaths from TyphusFever.

by loIeEf1ph % TIC IIIs. HIlh,I
New YORK. July 46.-Captaiu Sinclair, Of
the bark Liuwood, which left Rio de ia
Metro on june 4th and which was held in
quarantine here to-day, was stricken on
the third day of the voyage with typhus-
fever and died three days afterwards.
George Grey was the only man among the
crew who went near their Captain during
hls illness, AID he too died on the following
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27

"IIW'N " - , ~ ''I"Ns
by telegraph to The Dispatch.

ny lelegralh % Inc DIspaich.I
ATLANTA, Ga. July 2G.-Duung p severe
storm OF rain and lightning this afternoon
auegr0 woman who WAS ironing was struck
and stunned, bus not killed. \ shed IN
which some negroes were gambling was
struck. The building was demolished and
one negro was left Tor dead. lie came out
III rLnLf InIrr.
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Clalms SnIlivan,. Bad.
tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.

TOY W.
NV YORK. July 26.-Ihe following cable
gram was received by the Police GGzette to-
day.
London. July 26.-Sulliyan having refused
Smiths challenge. Smith claims the cham
pionship belt. Smith is ready 10 fight any
body for the belt and Il 600 q side.
lSIgnedl ATKINSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27
Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
NKM YORK.

Nav YOKK, July ~ Cotton nrm. sales, 20
bslea. uplands. 10 SiJt.: Orleans. III JNlte. !;
weekly n 90 receipts here none; grOss receipts
o9O naes exp0rts-to Great Britain. ASH tales
10 france. $50 Oalos. 70 tho Continent SO
bales: forNardsd, 40 bales sales, tool bales ;
70 splnners. a,sl7 bales stocE 10. Joj bales net
receipts q al ports today - bales atporis--
10 (,reai Bnlain. 3 62J bilcs s.oes, iSloD 0eles
southern nour duh and weak common 10 fair
extra, {s.7oata3o; good ~ choice Do. ~ atA ~
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No License Required.
-. - H. L L

CONCORD. \. H., July 26.-ln the cases Of
n physician and dentist indicted for prac-
ticine medicine and dentistry without "A
license the Supreme Court to-day quashed
the indictments aud declared the law re-
curing license for the practice OF medl-
cine and dentistry unconstitutional.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

july ~, lS'}
Auction offerings on change. A. packagos sum
cured: liehss prre. $3.5D; lowest SO
Brgh's offered, -; taksn ira. q; highest prize,
t2l,0; loves, 80 3D.
Iii. reported that an no fine anIyery good
shipping a. been solI All ust yery few moro
l1.s ars to como in. Trees have boen
we'll maintained On ne best grades aui
only on account u ne deficiency in quality
Is tnero any lot pasrel b. ~ our regle
buyers. They you'd gladly have more, and
mach more tosuig tlslr orders. Inc rains are
doing damage 20 ths r.penlng crop. Plougning
has 81 10 abandoned ia mud aud slush. thus ne
grass gets aner and tcnacco Is loosing s.ckiy,
Far. Dry weather Is needed, and yet nor heat
enough 10 cako tns ground. Saies today were
Of segeral -gniry lots II Oilers and common 70
medium Wrappers eight Of which we're auction
salsA Commission men are tIying hard - close
I'd old remnants ~ bright lots.
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A Weeks Failures.

NEw YORK. July 26.-The business failures
occurring throughout the country during
the past week number for the United
States 1877: Canada, 20. Iaal 2l6, against
1OS last week
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Another Fire.
NAV telerrnnh . the plspAtch. /

INDIANAPOLIS, July 26.-J. II. Smith Il
Co.'s brentwood works at Muncie burned
last night. The origin of the fire is not
definitely known. Loss, $4,000; insu-
rance Alh-000.
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Death of Captain Card.
fBy telegraph 70 me Dispatch.

CHARLESTON, July 2G.-Captain Henry
Card died at Summeryille, ). c., to-day /
AGED fifty-four years. lie was member OF
the Merchants Exchange and the Chamber
OF Commerce. He was much respected Tor
his integrity Of character and public spirit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDlN CONNECTION THsReWlTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daiiy Reports from Both Boards--Cotton.
Grain. Flour and other Quotations.
nv ,clegrsph 70 no Dl.p,,en.l

- WASHINGTON. July si.-For Virginia,
| Hllh rain. continued low temperature. fol-
-----l0wod sunday by warmer weather and
ensterly winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27

DO not he induced TO take some, other
nrsnaration when you call for Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 30 sure to got Hoods, when Is
r..cullRr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. july 20. 1859.
OTFERlNGs.
sALhsRsposFso ~ sscaErlEr

WpgAr.-White. go bushels very good A. Sc
a tgs1eis far az i-r. l0ngberry 50 bushels
gool nj sIc. Mixed. 5Oj bushels very good on
rrlgate terms. Sn0rtDerry. ~ bushels very good
a. ss.: I'd uuslcis good - So, 100 bushels
good at Soc. % hu-hel- fair a. 1sc.; 20 bushels
common atG.c. Total sa.os Of wheat. l,l5D bush
ois
tssc. so lueIeis very gOoi ~ as. ; slS blsii-
els good on paya.e tetn-. Total Gales Of corn,
g,JD bushels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27

CHICAGO. July 2s.-the wheat market today
has heUu ather nervous snl spaswldIf wiih ma
feeling de.iioIly wrRkfr opening nsufes
vers t,af,c. below yesterdays 'lp- ng. no
break really -tsriel last night in no Offices
alter the rlnse oi tnAuF@. Trade vas dlu
all tte ilrenonn and nurtuauous rero ID fu-
tur,. Beyond dl'v nui Nrra narrow mode
rafet.Rit VS. reported in rorn early ID 'h" ses-
-..n. aztec Nhirn me market ruici rather iur'.
The 20 Jog early Na- rather Ifmnr All irHd'n
WAS A. b. char prices. A. Poe session alf hnf'i
ororI n.y. became Quif@ N.ersI AM lri-'s do
cfueI .o the luslis prices ~ fhe Say, iuc non-
siIcrahly COB Nslu A1t clearing wvaihrr. To
msrxe- .pruc aNru' thr losing price - ye--
terIav. VAS steady f'r d time. fheu siNsn'~i
s,r.. reacted -. ruled s'rAiy, aui closed anent
no Same "a. Yesterday lH oas fho market Va
quiet auI ste- ~ aIi without new features 81
AM sind. INnrr Vas comet ferat.e procure ID
self uI ee4-I nr. sh.s t.r .leu1ut Wa only fsif.
Tho feeling Ea- unsettled. a ronpnn 81 wNh
Comfortable .rrcgularity iu price. far'Y n
tlo day y .Irea ae. .inri - aha. lui iN -
cuf. slv recovered. Nfcr NFak-r fnrlnF -
Developed qua prices rrcriel ts.2-- Soar
trr g n-- the market was -t"a,iier nni Tr.'t
rallied "a. y ami .l'+ei auIr- Tara wac "HsT.
Prices docuuoI -aa.. AMI tnH rtrs"f rI'a 1
quiet ~ medium lg4r't >turillhs were a d..
rive. opened easy a. "a. ~ r decline, 20 ''efnd
later wifh a-tive trading OH IN adFAnrinF r'a|e.
Later tbr market weakened aud prices Ic.fici
akatu and closed rather tame.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27

wequote Fla.. sLS0Asl1s. snpsrnns. s275a
g. .; extra, sL5atlsj fanny, s.AsAot Dats1i
family, country. fLf3ssA-p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
~ kLsogTxD Al gxx pisrATcA rAisr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27
NORTH CAROLINA.

k.rtl, Carolina postmastcrs Of the fourth
,l...' lave been appointed ~ follows Is. L.
Lar,. DE-. M Carriers Springs, bunco2m9ge
county. o.cc n. J. CASTOR, resigned W. T.
Current. a. Eapeplic Springs, lredell con :,
o.. ece Richard Bryant, resigned; D. y
Watkins. at Nanley, Moore county, zee o. .;
". Myerick. resigned; +. b. Nestal al
Po.nJ-xfcr' Yadkin county, rice L. Is. Par
l,r. r,slened Mrs.. {. l.. Jackson, at cha
pauoEe Perq1imans county, Uioe James II.
Lowe removed W. +. Young, az Llttie-
tpn' Halifax county, roc .; ~, NJ - Wiz
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Akkivkp.
steamship Wyanoke, Bo4E. NeS York. mer-
chAndisr, a..
scyo,osr a. ". Pix. White, Bangor, Ice, Mr'.
scnooasr -. Laneyor, Bssi. RockiAni, line.
x. Wsldenblrg.
sAiLED.
steamship WyAnoke, Boaz. New Ior4, meg
chsndise, &c.
steamer Ariel. Deyo. Norfolk. merchsadiss
AMI passengers.
s,6o0ucrM. A. Arhorn. bchorn, ClAremonL
10 loaf lumber for New l ork; vessel, Curtis =
Parker.
British steamship FinsDury. i.g30 tons Capt.in
" sil.t tor ports q Brazil, Win ASO barrel,
-four FOR Bah.a valued ~ slyOOf ass barrels
n0ur for Rode JaneirO. valued at SILICA sal
gs0 barrels n0ur Tor santos. valued a. fi,i5A To-
al ~.0.3 farre.s Hour valued - 81. tlA This
steamer sailed from New York wa baltimore
AID kicumOuL
POKf OF NEWPORT NEWS. JULr - lisa
lby Telssrapa.i
AESiysm
Steamship Finance. New York. 10 coai AMI
load merchandise.
sehoonsr King, Philip Portsmouth,. to load
cCal.
sluEn
I steamship Blackstlne. Boston, coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27

COrIUS kEPOAc
Market firm.
QUOTATIONS.
kIDnLgSJ. 1864.
Low AfDDLiSg. i04c.
GoODOagtNAEY, g4c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27

twill be observed that all Of the above
ffunsters who go ont. with but one tx.
l..t,on. were removed. and at the ordor oil
I.... BIlly Malone. Dos. Clarkson Is a2ln
80. l,re and Inc poor old "kickcrs are
...i.n,-sell. they are getting left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-27
LAWYER Sentenced TO Prison.

IBy telegraph % INC UispaEu'I
Nrw York, July 26.--Lawyer John X.
Dunn was sent to Sing Sin2 Prison to-day
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

One of the former heavy patrons of Bennett s..bridge, to be made free in the near future, says: $ The bridge ought to have been made free years ago. In the days when business of all kinds flour ished in the valley of the Pomperang, the toll receipts at the bridge were heavy and better paying investment than bridge stock was hard to find. Making the bridge free now is all nonsense. for one of the heaviest owners of the stock declared, 10 or l5 years ago, that the bridge would never be rebuilt by the present owners and they are glad enough to have it taken off their hands, war rant, but don't think it is fair for us who have paid our tolls to be taxed to pay for the bridge"
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28
DIDN'T KNOW

You Kept Lace Curtains" said Car pet Customer the other day. Fact is, we hadn't time to advertise them. We distinctly assert that we don't take back seat on Lace Curtains. We show an immense assortment of just the kind of goods every one wants. Direct importation from Nottingham manu- lecturers; Importers and Jobber's profits saved to the customer. All sort of patterns all sorts of goods Irish Point, Renaissance, Antique, Scotch, Swiss and everything desira- ble. We're not advertising prices be- cause you must see the goods to be convinced of the great values we give you. Lace Curtains for the parlor, sitting-room, chamber and all sorts oi rooms. Shop all around, find out what's in the market Then come and look at our stock and you'll buy every time. We've fine line of cornice poles and trimmings too.
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

The Sturges COW referred to in last weeks BEE was slaughtered on Satur- day, but nothing was found to excite alarm. The case was one of neglected bronchitis, resulting inpleurisy, one lung being slightly diseased. There has been altogether too much blow and bluster about this case, as it has been very plain one from the beginning.
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28
Vie D,Artiste.

In quarters snug and sumptuous too, The worthy artist well-to-do Tolls at his task the season through, His canvass rarely quitting. Now overpraised, now underrated, He neither banquets nor is feted; To art his days are dedicated With ardor unremitting. 'By Joye," he thinks, "my neighbours brush Puts my best efforts to the blush. wish he had my oak and plush, My marbles and my carving, My gold to spend in midnight revel, While drew pictures on level With those he dashes off-poor devili To keep himself from starving" In rooms too barren to discuss. The artist impecunious Expresses his conviction thus "Had the means and leisure Of that young nabob, would never Consume my youth in vain endeayor, But fling aside my brush forever And lead a life of pleature.''
 LUCY c. BULL.
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

J. Wallace Hoyt has returned to his position in the office of the Holmes & Edwards Silver Co.,, Bridgeport, after a short vacation at home here. Both he and his brother Will have been promo ted to excellent positions by the Holmes & Edwards Co.,, ,who are now the largest manufacturers of their specialties ill the world.
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

The handsomest and daintiest of cards, announcing the commencement exercises of Warwick Institute, Warwick, N. 1., of which W. D. Smith is principal, have been received. The exercises occurred Wednesday evening, 26th.
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

Another Consolidated employe has been appointed to position on the Hous-
 atomic: John Kinney, formerly of the
 Shore Line division, is now night train
 dispatcher, vice J. J. Flynn, discharged.
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

Scott, formerly middle brakeman of l the night freight, succeeds Nathan Cur | tis as conductor. Curtis is still at his
 West Stockbridge home.
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

Potato bugs, currant worms, cabbage worms, etc., are quickly destroyed by using Hammond's Slug Shot. It is the cheapest and most effective article known
 Used with safety to man and beast for
 ten years. Sold by E. F. Hawley.
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

CIeaninE and polishing teeth, 50c- All work warranfed Teeth exfracted free with gas, when artificial teeth are ordered. Pure nitrous oxide gas Is the only perfectly safe anesthetit known, ,haylng been given in 75,000 cases with out an accident. The new system of gold mounted crowns a speciality
 GEoRaE c. EIGHxE, D. D.S.
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

Best New Process Flour, soc per bag. New Turkish Prunes, four pounds, 2oc. Best I5O test Bush & Denslow Kerosene Oil. five gallons roc. Choice New Crop New Orleans Molasses, only COG. per gallon. Fine Porto Rico Molasses, 5Oc Der gallon. Twenty-two bais Ozone Soap, S1. Twenty-Five bars Albion soap, Q4 oz.) SI. Splendid Japanese, Oolong or mixed Tea, four pounds sl, at W. E. WILLS, 5S State street, Bridge nort Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

Quinn & Sdott offer real bargains at the Pahauioque block store, Danbury, which we commend to the notice of our readers. Wlth rics are a leading attraction, while ginghams. chambrays, etc, are shown in pleasing variety of pattern from which you are sure to snl gives chance for Il good article, at moderate cost.
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

Fancy colored leather shoes seem to be in gentlemen They are seen in a great variety of colors, the most popular being russet and tau while many wear the darker shades ot brown and chocolate. Oxford ties are the style most frequently seen, although many prefer the high cut boots. John G. Howland button and lace boots, new and stylish, at un- usually low prices
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

Storey & Roy of the Bridgeport Boston store, 342 Main street, are offering special lines Of hose and other bargains which it will pay the economical buyer to examine.
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

Jones. Keane 6 Co. offer extraordinary in ducements to buyers for two weeks, in 0rl1er to clear out everything left by Q saf1sfactory Spring business. Summer clothing Is also o7Yered in variety.
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

Fred Harth ls9 Main street, Danbury. is a practical ieweler and optician who would be glad to see you. He has a fountain pen, too. which can't be beat.
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

Unless indications are at fault, the supply ot ladies' Oxfords manufactured for this years trade will fall far short of the demand. The manufacturers are now hopeiessiy beninu their orders and there is no chance of their getting clear. So it is to the best interest ol every lady to purchase her Oxfords at , oncs aud get the benefit of sucn a compiete seoch as may be found at Mollans-
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28
"A. YOUNG WoMAN'S WOES.
me Cere and Anxiety which Her Mother Felt ana If6w Near It came te Sad UAdtng.

The daughter 9t ono Of the ieadins iawysno of Boston yobnf ladyof fourteen. besAhiast sum mer. to conpiain of weakness and vearfness. Her parents did not think tt secessary tc consult . nhYsfcian. and % day After day pasaad. and aAA
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

Sam Harris, the most popular clothier in the city of Danbury, the one price, square dealer, enumerates two or three of the hun- dreds of bargains in his store, elsewhere
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

etsw paier and weaker. 1" Liks . worm in the bud,r something seemed to Do Consuming her life. Her mother sought the cause. It was net heart trouble: t seejned to be some mysterious naalady. Weaker and weaker sbe grew until . doctor was , ,cailed. but he either did not undefstand hor cess
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The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

John c. Howland's tennis shoes are daisies advertisement
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

For house furnishing goods of all descrip- tions at the lowest prices, go to the immense general store of Hull & Rogers, Danburys you can do no better.
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

Swiss fiouncings are offered by the D. N Read Co. at low figure
The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28

AB an emergency medicine, for sudQe1 .0Ids Ayers cherry pectoral takes the led q m remedies, . dose or two generally gu1 c1n3 to stop ordinary coughs and eeeo 0e N1x.l- \ For fh6 cuxe of throat end lunG d1soEdex1 ms |prepdx1s1on isuneQun0ed.