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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-20
ANNUAL REPORT OF MAJOR GEN.
ERAL JOHN II. SCHOFIELD.
The Adoption Of a Magazine Rifle
for the Regulars and State
Militia Strongly Urged.
Substantial Progress Made in the Fortif-
cation and Armament Of the Seacoast
Of the Country.

The Condition of Mrs. Harrison Unchanged.
Another Attempt to Check the Read
ing Combine in Its Work Of Fore
ing Up the Price of Coal
Nancy Hanks Tross
Fast Mile on Heavy
Traek-General
Notes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-20
FOOTBALL

IL rozr blood poor' Take EEFcHAa'
pfffS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-20
THE READING COMBINE

The merit OF Hoods Ssrsspariila IS th
result of careful study aud experiment.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-29
MOUNTAIN VIEW AND FERNpA1,E

Miss Lillian Cissna, of Ferndale /.
seriously i'll. -
The deputy assessor has zone tbe
rounds Of the town and struck ont fo,
Custer. U' i'i
The social for the benefit of Rev
wells was a complete success. socially
ana financially. People crowded he
hall early in the evening. The oyer
eises, conducted by Mrs. Griffin and
Miss Pew, were excellent and greatly
enjoyed. 0''''S
Preparations are being made IN con,-
mence work on the ConprepationaI
church In West Ferndale.
Miss Julia Barrett has returned from
Seattle 'i0N mum
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler have beor
called to British Columbia ON acconnt
OF the illness Of Mrs. Wheelerjs fatber
Clearing and ditching still goes ON
Low lands are not in condition to ,,Io,,,
The late rains are rather discouragina
crops planted on the high lands are
growing finely. "''
Miss ella Boston, who has been con.
hned to the house with rheumatism for
several months, is again able to be ont
JORDAN.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-29
MILITARY NOTES

Inc uniforms Of company f are now
taken care of in new lockers. a sufTi.
clent number having been added 10
the armory TO allow each man the use
of one.
The new military rules and repula-
tlons for the National Guard of the
state of Washington have been re-
ceived by Captain Weisenburger. and
fifteen copies will be distributed among
the men. The book is made up of 600
pages.
Company + will turn out Saturday
at p. m. for target practice at the new
rifle range above High street.
The complement for a full companv
has already been enlisted and the men
are rapidly becoming proficient in the
new tactics.
The annual encampment Of the state
militia will be held at Point Pleasant
near Gray's Harbor, in June. Com
pany + is being carefully drilled by the
captain, and promises TO take high
rank for efficiency and soldierly con
duct.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-29

The entire day in the superior cour
was consumed in the trial Of the suit O.
+. {. Iingley VS.. Edward Eldridge et
a for logs sold to the Bellingham Bay
MIL Company. Several more davs
VIII be consumed before the case i.
given to the jury.
The only new action filed with tbe
county clerk yesterday was that Of s
r. Iim vs.. William Sherrard and w
q. Fleming for the foreclosure of a
mortgage of 500 on lots 10 and "A. in
block 64, Fairhaven Land Companv,s
First addition to Farhaven.
The work Of making the county as
sessment is going on very smoothly.
Inc assessors are taking the assessment
Oh the county in connection with their
appralsement.
David II. Long is still confined i'm
the county Jail awaiting the decision of
the county attorney regarding his trial
for killing Norman Humes.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-29
NEW wHAToom NOTES

=, H. Lash, Of the Bellingham Raw
Ioiilpahy, is in San Francisco ON n
business trip. .
=, a. III, H. Morrison is to leave shortly for
-. IauI IN the interest of the Mime
9o,',, 5o,t Iloai association, which he repre-
, James Collins, the advance agent of
the Imperial Comedy Company. IL trv.
ing Ie lease the Lighthouse hall for a
pany " 'ii' ooill-
"Scotty" Kingman, who was ar
rested for drunkenness Wednegda,,
evening, was fined S7.S5 i'm ,Judge CaI.
Hhers amer court yesterday He paid and
%, me new lodge Of /. 0. o. f., North
oIar no. l45, which was recently or
gahlHeu "a mere Is having "a big boom
iiWenly new members were Initiated
last evening. ''''''0N
viii ID. Jenkins is now tbo rom,
S'.ill seiIC'tiVe oI the Bankers Life Insur-
1IcG iIo, N0ln Pahy, Of st. Paul, and the
,idti Guileu states Mutual Accident Asso-
ciaIlon, Of New York.
The Cornwall mill shut down vesfey.
10y ~, want OF suitable logs for saw
ing The tug Brick brought a raft
from Lummi last evening TO I'm tbe
oIuer waiting at the mill.
lhee appraisement Of city propertv
mas Deeh completed and the books
turned over 10 the city Yesterday. Tbe
JOtal assessed valuation this yaar ~
ABOUT S6,5OO,O00 against S7,28I'OOO for
The year 1891. wi
Inc bark Templar is at present laid
UP at anchor in the bay. Her owners.
NE Bellingbam Bay Improvement
company, find it more profitable M
to give quick dispatch 10 char.
,ered vessels and will not load fbe
lemplar at once.
"A meeting Of those Interested I'm tba
Of Pinafore, by local talent
Vas held in Grifiith's music store lasf
,,y,ehlng Mr.. Hoenig is 10 be musical
ilrector, and among the most active i'm
preparing for the production are Miss
oenSon and Messrs. Katz, Lowenthal
md Kane. '''''
The ship Argylshire, which finished
oadlng 10000 feet Of lumber for Val
'araso on Wednesday, towed out last
,lght 10 clear from Port Townsend
ms ship with the Cromartyshire are
oth owned by the same Glasgow firm
ma are the first English iron sbins IN
ome here for lumber.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-29
THE DAYS LOCAL EVENTS
Good Prospects for an Active
Season at the Chuckanut
Quarry
In the Superior Court---Ting-
ley VS.. Eldridge Case
Still On
Entertainment at the Congre-
gational Church---Local
and Personal

&. /. Roth is back from a two weeks,
business trip in the interests of the
Chuckanut quarry. He reports busi-
ness as generally duh, but found a fair
demand for the product of his quarry
in New Westminster, where considera-
ble building is going on.
The tug Biz is now at the quarry
with the scow Ajax to load foundation
stone for Everett, and the Rapid
Transit is due there today to take more
OF the same to Everett, where 1000
tons Of rubble are to be delivered at
once.
An order now being filed at the
quarry for Tacoma, calls for 1000 tons
OF dimension stone, which is to be used
on the new city hall Large Quantities
OF stone are to 60 to British Columbia
cities this summer for new BUILDING
no sandstone being found in that
locality, and Chuckanuts product
being in great demand.
lhere are now about TWENTY-FIVE |
men at work in the quarry and i1dica- |
ions point toward "a large increase i'm
THIS force being necessary.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-29
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
ohcial Proceedings of the Wbatoom
County Board-February Session
1892
Continued

Continued
Board met at 8 o'clock a m on
Monday, April IS, 1892, pursuant tc
recess taken April II, 1892; present. all
members and clerk.
On motion, the minutes of meeting
held April II, 1892, as read bv the
clerk were approved.
Henry Crumsick's official bonds. sub-
mitted by him as overseer of road dis
trict No. 20, with names of ]. d. Marx
halt and II. G. Cupples as slrefies
thereon, was approved
The clerk was directed to notify
Deiderich Burfend, heretofore az
pointed as overseer Of road district NJ
AS, to furnish an official bond and
qualify in matter Of said appointment
as required by law.
Two bonds, drawn i'm sums of S15O
each for payment of assessments fbot
may be levied against certain lands
VIZ, the hef OF mel, sec "a, Up 40 n, 2
= anu h"t OF neiy sec "a, tp 40 n, 2
e, to pay cost of ditch improvement
petitioned for by James l.. Scott eff al
were approved and accepted
In the matter of the ditch innrove-
ment petitioned for bv James +,
Scott, William II. Brooks ct al, the re-
port OF the view Of said ditch improve
ment, as submitted by the county COM
mlssioners, was filed and spread upon
the records, the commissioners in said
report finding. the improvement to be
necessary, and determining that the
same be constructed upon the line de-
scribed by the petitioners.
An order was made and spread upon
the journal records, wherein II. G. !
Cupples was appointed engineer for
the ditch improvement petitioned for
by James l.. Scott, William II. Brooks
ct a, and directed to go upon the
premises and make a survey of said
ditch and report Of the same; In said
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-29
CUSTER NOTES

some Of the Custer people gave Mr..
Behrne a birthday surprise last Mon
day evening.
The Custer band have their ipstru-
mehts and met last evening 10 practice
ior the hrst time. / suppose we sbaIl
De mighty entertained for time iudo-
ing from the music we have heard
rom some Of the new beginners. We
nope In time 10 hear all the imnro,,e.
ment there is room for.
Mr.. Gilbert's new barn Is enclosed
Which makes his place look still more
like small town. '''''0
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-29
NEWS OF NEW WHATCON
Mischief Making Hens Stir
Up Discord Among
Neighbors
wedding of d. H. B. Evans
and Miss Underwood at
Lummi Church
preparing to Give Pinafore---
Personal and Miscellan-
eous News

The war between several womer
living on the Guide Meridian road
which originated in the depredation.
or a few hens, was brought to trial
yesterday in Judge Palmer's court
Mrs. Graper's hens ran into Mrs
Mann's yard, pursued by an angry
rooster. Mrs. Mann, provoked by the
intrusion and the subsequent language
OF Mrs. Graper, when asked to round
up her fowl and cut out the mischief.
making rooster, used some Ianpuaoe
which so startled Mrs. Graper and her
friend, Mrs. Gimpher, that the latter
pair felt called upon to lay the matter
before the judge. The evidence proved
all three Of having been guilty, but
Mrs. Mann was found to be sg2o
gulltier than the others, and was called
upon to contribute that sum. The
hens which were the cause Of fine
leighborly outbreak were dismissed
with a reprimand.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-29
A Wedding at Lummi

The wedding Of d. II. b. Evans
government teacher Of the Lumm
reservation and Miss Frances Under
WOOD, Of London, England, was sol.
emnized at the church AT Iumn,i
Wednesday morning at 1890 o,cIork
me me church was crowded by the many
friends assembled to witness the core.
iInohE ana express their good wishes.
Dr. buchanan, Of Iulalip, acted as best
man ana Mrs. buchanan as brides
lhaIa' Alter the wedding service re-
cePtl0h was held IN the school room
W. Wllch was attended by over 800 friends.
me Drlde arrived from London on the
z7lh INST, and Is a young woman of
grace and culture. The school is closed
Tor a Meek
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-29
HOW TO EDUCATE A BOY
An Anarchist Points Out the Defects of
Modern Education

| " 'iii9I EolAIs Out the Defects o
Modern Education
A motley group Of politicians, phil
osophers, reformers, philanthropist.
and idlers were assembled on Harri.
avenue yesterday DISCUSSING the social
PoItlcal and religious problems Of the
Ilhes, Wheh an auburu-haired anarch.
Isl came up ana joined the group. lie
never remains listener when such
iLhghty matters are being settled, and
II was not long before he dipped i'm an
oar. a. conservative rejoinder by one
Oh the bystanders pressed the button
and the anarchist did the rest II,s
ierse, dyspeptc epigrams made sad
IaVoc WIN all the venerable institu-
uOiis Oh society. "A troop of children
WIN DOCKS and states passing along
IIe street, suggested, by the association
OF IDEAS, the subject of education. and
ne proceeded to discuss il i'm vein of
grim irony.
Did / ever tell you how | would
educate boy" said he. an the first
place l would take mallet and cbisel
and cut out Of his head the bumns of
conscience and benevolence. A man
mas no use for these traits i'm society "a
'Nii7uOuLcu AT present. | would then
put strong fyblister on the organ of
avarice and greed and draw il Ont so
you could hang your hat on it, II.
would be good for him if he had n
younger and weaker brother. He
could then begin his education early
by holding up his little brother when.
ever he saw him with a piece of cake
or candy. When he commenced GOING
10 school ] would have him taught to
associate only with boys who dressed
better and were better Off i'm every wav
han he. ] would have him taught fo |
teal their marbles, steal their plav-
.hings and rob them of their spending
money. All scruples about WING |
'heating, stealing, treachery and VII, !
amy that might be necessary to attain /
hese ends ! would have carefully erad- |
Gated. If he is trained i'm this wav |
Intll he Is twenty-one years old he viii !
'e ialrly well educated to make ms wav
n the world and cope with the present
ystem. Come, SanchO, let's yet out of
ms, said the grim satirist, as ne left
ne crowd abruptly and started up the
treet ~ ''N
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-29
The Congregational Enterta,nr,or+

Don't forget the entertainments at the
congregational chapel tonight.
l. Duett-HO, the Spring - Mrs.
Longstafl, Mrs. Wright.
= Solo-Some Day I'll Wander
Back Again-AIrs. Henry.
.. An Hour with Microscope, Illus
Jrated by an ether hydrogen light
Prof Newberry.
=. solo chorus-Mr. Ames. Miss
Edna and Fred Ames.
o: Ice cream and cake and time for
social enjoyment. O
Entrance, adults 25 cents; children
under IA, 10 cents.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

hia W. an Etten has presented one of
lhs PasUels, representing a moonIight
scene, TO the Cascade club Nv
me electric railroad has racentI,,
placed new canvas awning in front 20
'nelr Eleventh street office.
The Odd Fellows who attended ,,o
celebration at Seattle have retnrnad
ana report II very ENJOYABLE annivor'
sary Of their order 'i-
The new barge for the transnortatio,,
Cir Ia ~ I9Is, now building at Geneva
Tor The Blue Canyon Coal Comnanv is
rapidly approaching completion.
A meeting of the ladies is called for
my IA, at the Bellingham Bav
LhilDIary rooms in the Lighthouse
t. DiooH. Inc purpose Of the meeting il
10 select "A state flower.
The Ladies Benevolent Society will
give Lemon Squeeze next N0ndav
evening A varied and interesting
program VIII be rendered, and a GOOD
.lniG Ior all who attend is assured. Go
III, lemons, and get squeezed!
Ihe many friends of Rev. George Il
l'osWelll The first pastor of the NJ. E'
ouIcii oI this city, who has since Ian.
uoS peeh III with Ia grippe at his home
m iu M3ulson, n. j., will be glad TO learn
Ul I,lat ne Is now almost fully re overed
,'., oil NAY 30 he is TO be married and will
settle at East Chester n. Y.
, a locomotive for the Bellipgbam
Day % Eastern railroad will arrive one
week from next Monday. IL is ex-
PccIeu that the steel will then be here
ana tIacklayiug Will commence inlme,
,da ,udiatIely' A trestle has been Constructed
oDO @ Ieet out into the lake, where il il
PioPoaed TO load logs from the water.
,7oine sort Of an improved device for
nolaIihg logs will be planned.
Inc friends Of Miss NJ. l.. EppIeston
aIe preparing an entertainment for her
DcheIlJ, TO be given at ThistIc's onera
',Du5e a on Thursday evening, MAY 5tb.
.N9 Oll' young lady has freely given her
musical talents To aid nearly every
ti',s'ou7 ana charitable society iu this
Ivy ana faithfully worked in their
.,'''.I ,''gi J7'7 IoI many months past, a large
Nv" .',,,',.. S"ould greet her at this her
,nI,li', lIi',,,,.'oI uHe only, il is hoped
'upIi appearance in Fairhaven.
The Washington Improvement Com.
'aly ana FRANK j. Hamilton will soon
'uplI7h what has long been needed
, oDHH piete map Of the Beliugham
,'S cues. rms new map will cover
- III" oI 'No miles, showing Lake
" an the latest plats OF additions II
'ill also be the first man nuIIi.bai
'hialning the harbor lines and the
.Ieets recently plated on the tide
mas on the Fairhaveu and Nc,y
haicom water fronts. +. ITip,lys
uTalIhg the map. II will be nub-
shed IN the East.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-29

can at Mrs. Taylor and Miss Dillon's
millinery rooms in the Fuller store and
see their new goods. Corner of Holly
sire. ,ws and Railroad avenue, New
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-29
Once In a Life lima

$500, $500, $4.OO, $500, $40. Your
choice in an elegant suit for S1.75.
White House, New Whatcom, Holly
street, near postolIice.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-04-29

New shapes in children's hats in the
millinery department at Fuller's store
New WhatcOm.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04
VIII Yote for GYoyer.

New YORK, Aug 4.-Goorge A. Mott
who was postmaster Of Pcarsalls, l. l..
under President Arthur and who has
heretofore beon an ardent Republican, has
become Domocrat. Recently he wrote to
Grover Cleveland, stating that he would
support him for president. Mn Cleveland
replied as follows:
Your letter OF July 10 Is az hand. IL Is need
less for me 10 assure You that am exceed
ingly grateful that our political relations to
each other have % much changed. Since you
rendered your resignation postmaster et
Pearsalls, l fully appreciate the sincerity OF
your present support and am certain that IL
cannot fall to be effective.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04
GOD BLESS AMERlcAi
Patriotic Messages Comm Grating Cc-
- Inmbus' Dcpartmre from spain

Patriotic Messages Comm ON Grating Cc-
- Iumbus' Departure from spain
WAsnHGroS. Aug. s-The following
cable messages were exchanged yesterday:
La RABIDE. Spain.
Tho presidsnu
Today. four hundred years ago, Columbus
sailed from Palos, discovering America. The
United States flag Is boing hoisted this moment
In front OF Covent La Ribida along with ban.
ners of all American states. Batteries and
ships saluting, accompanied by enthusiastic
acolumations OF the people, army and navy.
Go1 bless America
PRIEro, Alcalte OF Palos
DEpAurABsT or STATE
WAsHlNGroN. Aug. a 1874 4
BeDor Pristo> Alcalde do Palos, la Rabido,
Spain
Tho President OF the United States directs
me 10 cordially acknowledge your message Of
groo,ing. Upo n this memorable day. thus NJ
tin Rly celebrated, the people Of tho now west
ern world, in grateful reverence 20 tho name
and fame Of Columbus, Join hands with the
sons ot the bravo sailors OF Palos and Huelvs.
who manned the discovorer's csravols.
FOSTER, Secretary OF State.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04
UPON WALKING DtLEoATea
building Bacterial Dealers and Oon
Tractors Have Declared War

buiiding Hntorial Dealers ana Ooo'
tractors Have Declared War.
NEW YORK. Aug 4-Tho builders and
building contractors OF this city hav.
Joined hands with the Building Material
Dealers association In the struggle be
tween the association and the building
trades union. Hencoforth they will EN-.
ploy only such men as arc not subject to
the orders of walking delegatea This &C.
tion on the part Of contractors is for the
purpose OF freeing thenselves from what
they term the wanton caprice Of th.
walking delegate.
The con tractors have already succeeded
Ia placing nearly 800 non-union men at
work on blacklisted buildings and are
constantly increasing the number. As
strikes have boon ordered on nearlv 100
buildings, they win have to obtain eventu
ally 5000 non-union mon. This they do
clare they will be able to do within q
month or two.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04
Democrats Get rvorythina.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Aug. 4-The new
legislature Of Alabama is Overwhelmingly
straight Democratic In the senate
twenty-five OF the thirty-three senators
are supporters OF Governor Jones and the
regular state ticket, and In the house
sixty-one out Of the 100 members are Of
the same faith. Returns from all but ten
counties show that Governor Jones has q
safe majority OF $4,000. The other coun-
ties will not materially change the result
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04

NEW YoRK. Aug. 4.--Some leading Re-
publicans have offered TO furnish uni
forms for number Of college Republican
clubs. General Ciarkson will furnish uni
forms for Harvard college. President Mo
Alpin Of the New York State league Of
clubs, for Prlpceton, General Alger for
the Michigan State university, w. Walter
Phelps for Yale, Andrew ID. White for
Cornell, And Senator Stanford for Stan
fOr,l university
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04

NRw YORK. Aug A-Albert Delawrens,
who was impellcd by hunger to write let
ters threatening dynamite to Barring,
Magoun d Co and TO Tiffany. was ar
raigned at tho tombs court and re-
manded for examination. He had all the
appearance OF a man who had been half
starved, and is said to have eaten the
prison fare ravcnously. He explained that
a crowbar was whirling around in his head.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04
Conference Of Republican Leaders

NEW YORK. Aug A conference was
held at the headquarters Of the Republi-
can national oohmittee between Chair
man Carter and Messra Reid. Fassett,
Hiscock. Sutherland and Bliss II was
rumored that Mr.. Fassett had been pres
ent on behalf OF Mr.. Platt. and that all
grievances had been adjusted None Of
the gentlemen who were at the conference
would speak of the proceedings
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04
Auurov.d by the President

wAsHiNeros, Aug. 4-The president
has approved the acts authorizing the ap.
pointment OF receivers Of national banks;
nxing the fees OF Jurors and witnesses In
United States courts in certain states and
correcting the record OF the
dismissal Of Quincy McNeill. major OF the
Thirty. ninth regiment United States col.
ored troops, and issuing TO him an honor.
l.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04
SHOE DEPT.

Ladies' Oxford TIes-We have
Just received two cases of Ladies
tan coIored Oxford Ties, all sizes
ut Toe u pair, worth 81 %.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04

DUBLIN. Aug 4.-Faction lighting took
place In Limerick between rival bands.
Many men were injured. When tho police
attempted TO separate tho combatants, the
latter turned upon the officers, attacking
them with showers Of stones and other
missiles. The police drew their swords.
charged upon the mob and dispersed It.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04
CHILD'S SHOES.

Child's spring heels, dongola
kid tip Shoes, sizes 0 to IL at 5oc
a pair; worth SIC.
70 pair of tap sole. veal calf
Shoes, oil solid leather at 98c a
pair, worth $1.25.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04
R.pubI,osns Expect to Gain.

ST. PAUL, Aug. A-The state executive
committee OF the Farmers Alliance de-
c,ded TO withdraw its state electoral
ticket from the political contest IL Is cx-
pected BY Republicans that their strength
will 20 70 Nelson for governor and Harri-
son for presidenk
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04
HOSIERY DEPT.

A small quanty of La les fast
black and balbriggan drop stitch
Hose at &c q pair.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04
Fatal Flood nj So Paul.

ST PAUL. Aug A-Four acres OF water,
averaging twenty five feet deep, which
gathered during recent storms IA West 81.
Paul. burst through the bank last night
and carried away four houses Two per.
,uns were drowned and five badly injured
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04
GENTS SHIRTS.

We have few more left that
we intend TO FELL this week if
prices will do it.
Black Shirts at 3Sc.
Madras Csc.
Crepe 30c.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04
ANOTHER SPECIAL
LOT OF COTTON
UNDERWEAR.

Lot Ladies' white Skirt at
soc, 3 styles.
Style Trimmed with 9-inch
wheel Lace, 3-inch cambric ruille
8 tucks.
Style 2-3-inch cambria rufilc,
2-inch torchon Lace, 3 tucks.
Style 3-4-inch Hamburg, A
tuclss, choice of the lot SOC.
Lot 2-5 dozen Ladies Drawers
hamburg trimmed, 3 tucks, 25c.
Lot 3-3 dozen Ladies Night
lobcs, splendid quality cotton,
4 clusters of 5 tucks, 8 rows of fine
insertion, cuff trimmed with 3
tucls. 1-inch insertion and halt
inch hamburg, u choice Robe at
75c.