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Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-27
TraueIers' 6rride.
New York, New Haven
and Hartford X. II.
june s, 1854.

TRAINS LAW SKw HAVEN As FOLLOWS
FOB NEW Yohk-ss:so, '<=5o. rs:lo, <7sor.
1:so, .s:lo, $50, sa:S5, tIo.so .. r., 'ia.oo,
is.os, si:so i:ss, $50, 500 $3.50 400 CpArlor
car limited, sos asa $50 SIS C'6:oo parior car
limited, $50, % IS, ss:io (s:N, bridgeport &C.
oommedAsion), 1910, s:i5 pa susnIrs-'t:r,
.l:so, $500 O. n, 500, s:i', f7:os, 's:io, Sis,
ss:io p. m.
Fon WASHINGTON VIA HARLEM KIyKB-
,f2:g, an Ciaay), sI:iop p. IN.
FOB BOSTON VIA sPuIs9FIzLD - T:7,
sIi:os .. m. si.os, si:s4 Cparlor car linitedD,
$50 q. n suKp1Ea $50 Caixni1, ss:sS pm.
FOB BOSTON VIA KEW LONDON AID PROV
DKNCEI.sos. g. m, sia=oe. 's:ss. s:Ss opAr-
Ior car limited. ss:is and '6sss .. m- suspArs-
-2-cs .. m. s6=5s p n
FOR BOSTON VIA HARTEoRp AVID NEW
YORK AND NEW ENGLAND q. R--'i:H an
ldaEy), sa:S p-r-
FOB BoeToH VIA ALB LINE And u. Y. Arp
n. T. & R.-.i:G pm susaISs-st=S p-n.
FOB aERDEs, HARTFORD, SPRINGFIELD
r-c--~i=so night Si:so night 60 Rxrtford)
SEC, SIC, tio:is, silsu5 a. N, is:ls T.o5 sis<f
CpArior car limited first stop Harttord0 C.s:os 70
Hartford oaiy), $50. ssoo. es:iS to HHrttordo
s5:s2, $50, 1905 .. m sUxnAxs-si=2o night
I"
Shore Line Division.
FOB NEW LONDON. RTc.-sfoe aighI r.ss
e:ss, uses O. n, sissos. s2sss. 100 ss,S opsr-
Tor car lmteoD, 'i:is, s:I0 e:is, ss.ss. Cp:ns p.
n. 6uil:ord soconnoisron) sUsnAu-sz os
nixht. e s. p. m
Air lime ptsisiaa.
FOB AIDELETUNs, wuLIHANT1C, ETC.
Lesrc New Hsves for al stxssons II s.cs An
les, sx:S7, e:I9 pm. sCxnIrs-s<.ss pm. O0l .
sect at Msddles0~B with Connecticut Valley Il
T., and at wfaiEnaussc with n. Y. q N. Il. ana
n. L. and Y. R-R.; al TurHervIle with oSlehsste
srAuch. Trains arrive Al New haven II $40 an.
i:z. IS 50. ssoop
Ssuxasuek Division.
FOB WATERBURY and way sr.soas wa rsa
xxgasr JOs-saos 500 A. n, isso0. is<s p. m suE-
rkrs-s=cD
| Northampton Dfyfdon.
FOB saELBUnyR FALLS. TUAHKc
ykLLswILIIAxsBJRG.H oLyoKK ana EKs
| HARTFORD and tai1rmedtaie stxssons, train
sesve New Haren NJ 7:az, iiscf Az. and sss0p
p.E-
FOB NORTHAMPTON. WILLIAMSBURG ana
| pssnts tats ssae ss s=ss pm.
FOR PENNINGTON, NEW HARTFORD AMI
| intermediate siAiions-At $40 p m.
FRos WILLIAMSBURG rrxia arrives II s:sa
O. m, i=ss ga and ssns p. II, and from SHELL
i BUFlSE FALLS AID tntsrrnsdisse STATIONS o
l:zS. 81 AMI ssas Pr
@. III. PLATT,
/ GennT Supt-
CT. aKMPsTRAp,
- sen Para Agent.
sErpress Trains YL1ooal EIpress
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Added to the Oh urch.

At the Davenport church yesterday
morning at communion service two were
received into the church by baptism and
two by letter.
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Every Day KIcept Saturday.
Leave New Haven from STARR
,G5ssDock 81 io:i3 O'Clock pm
JOHN b sTARIN, Captain McAlsster, eve
ooRsisa every Monday, wednesday, a and
day. Returning, leave New York from P1er
". r., foot Of Oourz1aDdt street.. 81 pm; Ia
the Corning every Sunday, Tuesday and THUR.
day. The only Sunday night boat from New
York.
Fare. VIII .erth In cabin, rsc-, srateroorn ~
Excursaon tickets 81
Free stage leaves the depot On arrival O
hartford train, and from corner Church and
Chapel streets every half bour, commencing Of
$50 O'Clock pm.
Tickets and stsierooms can be purchased OF
the Tontine hotel, st the Downes News Com.
pxny, SEQ Chapel street, and az Peck & Bishops
20 Chapel street
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HAMBURH-lMERIGAs PACKET co.

Express service to Southampton
SIGgL1 London) and Hamburg. Magnificent
new twin screw steamers Of l3-l6000
b. This line holds the record for fastest time to
London and the Continent.
Normannia, Junl6, loan Columbia, July 81, pm.
Columbia, June q, 4pm. bismarck, Jul Is Q am.
F.Bismarck, Jun30 loan. A Victoria, Aug &, 2p m
A.Victoria, july, am Norman a, Aug II, a m
Normannia, Jul 14,9 am columbia, Aug.ls, ppm
Hamburg American Packet Co., 81 B'dway, NY,
Apply to M h. Newton g. Co., sc Orange st.
or to N. Zunder & Sons, 2s5 State street,
Agents for New Haven. Conn
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NEW RAVEN Steamboat COMPANY.

CLEANERS leave New Haven daily (exceps
y Sunday at io:i5 Am and IL O'Clock mid
aight. Returning, leave Peck Slip, New York, a
and IL pm. Staterooms for sale At Peck q
Bishops, No. 7o2 Chapel street, and at Klock1
frug store. Sunday boat leaves New NGven a
1880 pm. stateTcors for latter SOLD Of Elliott
House.
FARE IS cents Round trip tickets IS GOOD
FOR sir daTai. J W. CARTER Agent
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New London to Sac Harbor.

rf-A Steamer Sarah Thorp leaves New
- London, daily. Sundays excepted, at
las p. m. Returning, arrives at New London
about li:OO a. m. Capt. CHAS. N. GRIFFIS6,
2nl ~ "
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6OVernmeDS Bonds.
Tho following were the quotations for United
States bonds at the call to-day:
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Northampton pfyfaon.
G, III. PLATT.
Starin's New Haven Transporter
ton Line.

.Erppe.s Trains. fLoo.l Erprss..
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Shore Line Division.

HOT LINZ DINIhlOn.
FOB NEW LONDON. RTc.-sfos aighI r:ss
e:ss. ti.es .. n, sissus s2.ss. 100 ss'< Cpsr-
Tor limItedD, 'i:is s:I0. els, ~e.ss. cpns ..
n. 6uil:ori soconnoiai1on-) sUxnArs-sz os
Night q s. p. m
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struggling to get in advance of each other,
without recognizing the description which
the apostle gave as fully applicable to this
generation4 Into the midst of multitudes
of auch men you are to go forth as you
enter upon the work of your man
life itself, will press upon you on every
side. They will solicit you by their ex-
ample and by their percussion to initiate
and follow them. But they live in the
darkness, In the sense in which the apostle
understood the meaning of that word, and
in which manly and Christian education
understands 1.-THE darkness of the soul
and the moral ife-while you have begun
in the light, and have the privilege of
the light ever opening before you. If you
are to realize the privilege and resist the
temptation, you, and not they, must
become the powers in the generation. The
lesson taught by you, and taught impress
sively and effectively to all men because
it is taught by you, must be not the les
son of perverseness, but of sincerity; not
of crookedness, but of straightnsss The
summons to the educated man of this lat
ter age, who is educated in q Christian
university, 10 the same which was ad-
dressed to the Christian believer of the
early ages-to be q sincere, straightfor-
ward man, and if he refuses to yield obedi-
ence to the summons he denies the first
principles of his education, even a. the te-
lever of the Pauline era would have prov
cd false to the ife-messsge which he had
heard II he had turned back into the dark
ness of the un-Christisn men about him.
No man who thus refuses can be seen q q
light, and it Is to be illuminating lights
that you are called. =
A third characteristic of the Christian
and poavs Al ~
which will, for a moment, turn your
thoughts love. The love-principle be-
longs to the educated life, where the
education Is after the right manner, even
a. 1t does to the Christian life itself. True
sducation does not simply put into the
mind new knowledge or Strengthen mental
power. It imparts the desire to give to
others what one has gained for ones self.
There Is no se1ashness In the mind when
tho mind has been awakened In the manly
vag. Tha gsnsrnus impulse i the soR-
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those to whom they are addressed. There
may, indeed, be a teaching q some sci
ences or branches of learning which may
have somewhat of satisfactory results
has of them the smallest hold upon his
Utmost self. But it cannot be so in life
teaching. Life teaching always passes
with its full power and influence from the
soul of one man to the soul of another,
and it goes forth from that enthusiasm in
the one soul which rises out of the belief
and consciousness that the thing pos
sessed is the great and priceless gift for
the man.
The world Is full of examples which
prove this fact. We need not, however,
20 beyond the one which Paul himself
points out to us. Where would have been
the force for Illuminating men by the
Christian teaching in the case of those
persons to whom he was writing, if they
had thought less about the light which
that teaching had brought to themselves,
or had placed lower estimate upon its
value, than they did with reference to
other things pertaining to their own ex-
are considering, as they call these men
before MS, reveal to us the truth. But
Paul himself, in his own history, reveals
it to us with even greater clearness. It
was the wonderful enthusiasm of his inner
life, the enthusiasm which the transfor-
nation and glorifcation of that life,
through the love and power of Christ
awakened, which made him the most ef-
fectivs of preachers for all the ages. The
words which he says in himself In this
very epistle, "Yea, verify, I count
all things but loss for the az
cellency Of the knowledge of Christ Jesus,
my Lord, ," tell the story Of his success, for
they make known the secret Of the energy
and the inspiration with which he pro-
claimed the truth. A kindered enthusiasm
with reference to that which makes our in
ward life is needed for our highest efacien-
cy. The educated man should rejoice In
the Christian and manly education that 10
his. He should give 1t It's true place in his
esteem, ~ compared with outward things.
He should have his largest enthusiasm in
closest connection with that which is with
In himself. He should glory in the light
power because 1t is the e-power, and by
Ills manifest glorying In It be should hold
u forth b the Fisw ct ~ shaRt him. This
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When Doctors Dlsagree-The Saun-
ders Boys Back Pronounced Not
Broken-He Is Still Alive-Omcers Of
Ivy Lodse-Bal Games to be Played
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ROOTSTOWN.

The good people of this town are busily en-
gagged preparing sow another crop of wheat
But once in two or three years we have to in
dulge in the luxury of lawsuit Last week
Mr., Haughawaut, who lives in Randolph, and
MIR. Kline. of our place. did not agree about
some matters connected with the lease of a
farm, and called on Esq Hall and jury to de.
eide the matter for them, After listening to
the testimony of over twenty witnesses, and
going to see the farm the suit was about, and
hearing the arguments of able attorneys on
both sides of the case the jury concluded that
the difference Detw en- the two parties was less
than two dollars. and rendered verdict accord
ingly 1t is not often that we can afford to in.
dulgc in such a luxury, but we must indulge
occasionally.
The township school at the Center will com
mence next MonGay- Mr.. Willis Collins will
teach the High School, Miss Jessie A, Writ the
intermediate, and Miss May Weenink the Dis
trict. or primary school.
Mr.. W. J Dickinson has returned from his
trip to Colorado. leaving his son well in th
| noun tainous part of the State.
Miss Minnie C. Deming has returned to he
school at wabash, Ind. where she has beel
| teaching for some time past,
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Hinman have returne
from a months visit with their children il
Philadelphia and Connecticut.
DR.. D.s. spelman. of New York. is spending
| a few days in town.
Jacob Klipk has bought the Myers farm L
the east part of the township. and will tak
possession this fall. Consideration 81, $40.
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pron,hit,nn oonrent,on

The Prohibitionists met in Convention last
at Citizens Hall. and were called to
order at II 80 by chairman s. B. Morris.
Prayer by Rev, Lurch
C. A. Newton was elected Secretary and A e.
Hall assistant.
Remarks were made by the chairman on the
outlook for Prohibition in the county.
II c. Frazer. the treasurer. made his report
No debts.
Rev. w. Meek moved that we proceed to
the reorganization of the County Ex. Com,
On motion s. Il. Morris was elected Chairman
W. F Jewell. sec.: and Homer Frazer. Treas
Moved and carried that the Chairman and
Secretary be a committee to place Dames before
the convention for members of the Ex Com.
On motion OF Mir, Mead committee of three
was appointed, on resolutions: B. IL. Hall,
Rev. Lurch and Jas, Sabins.
Adj journed for dinner
Convention called to order at / 80. Prayer
by Rev. Gettys.
Township committees were elected os follow ::
Aurora, w ID, Blssell; ; Atwater. Randall W hit
tlesey, W. Spiers; Brimfeld, A p. Mallory of
Kent, Rev. l.. Twitchell; -Charlestown, Homt r
Curtiss, B. II Hall; Dee1feld, G. Shively, j n,
Hazard; Edinburgh, Benz. Bingham Freedom.
Frank 1onker; Gal rettsVille, A, ID. Hoskin, A.
R,.Thayer; Hiram, j. 7 Bidwell, w atson Allen
Kent, j. P. Mead. Fred tofeen; III antua, Ii Z
Norman Palmyra. Ed o. Lewis. J. Derwichter
Paris, Algernon Pinney; Ravenna, e Soseman,
c. A. Newton; Rootstown /. c, Bingham. r. Ii
Clark; Randolph James Sabin. j. B York ;
Streetsboro. e. c. Root. John Roger; Shalers-
vile, G. W. Dickinson. Ira E Hine; Sufield
d. Bolander; Windham. Simon Cotton. d, D.
| Higley
The committee on resolutions reported that
we adopt the Prohibition National Platform as
the embodiment OF our views.
The nominations for Comfy ticket were as
follows:
For Auditor-A. f. Hall, of Charlestown,
For Sheriff. j. P. Mead, of Kent,
| For Commissioner-H. W. Tyler, of CARROTS.
vile,
For Inflrmary Director-Henry c. Elton, o.
Windham.
For Coroner H. o. Reed. of Rootstow
| Alter some discussion the nomination of thu
Prosecuting Attorney was placed in the hand
of the Ex. com provided tnat they find al
attorney in the county who is Prohibitionist
The Ex. Gem, of last year were re elected
| On motion, the secretary was reg qIested Il
| send the IL in ules Of the convention to the loca
| papers, and also to the New Ira, for pubIlca
tion.
Miss Rose Morris favored the convention wit
an excellent recitation, The Sturdy Oak anC
the Clinging Vine,'' which was well received
1t was moved and carried that we retur
thanks to all the papers that have printed tn
notice of this meeting.
Notice was given that a Basket Picnic is to
be held at Sandy Lake. Saturday, September
S B. MORRIS, Chairman.
G. A. NEWTON. Sec
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SUMMER Goods At COST
preferred
and offer

Sum-
Root Beer
Powder
Fly ps - .l9c
Fly sheets 1Oc,
Hay Forks Wrenches Saws &C., &C.
Stchers
Hooks Bandana Handkerchief Cokery Glassware TnWa Hardware
kinds Extensive line of Pocket Cut
highest Regular $lOO Nickel Plated
warranted equal to anything
"a sheets Best Envelopes
Photo Albums at about half
Best Wade Butcher
81 80 for these Razors Jel
13
Whips half almost endless variety Of
Goods Goods in variety
Full line of Dison Files All
High grade Bicycles for sale
Books Clothes Baskets Wash Boards and
Baskets Milk
Machine and Engine Oils Axle Grease
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Reunion of Old Sailors and

Two coming important events OF interest to
sailors and soldiers of the late war will be the
Reunion of the Naval Veterans at Baltimore
September 18th to 19tb, ard the Encampment OF
the Grand Army of the Repnblic at Washington
commencing september goth. Immediately after
the Sailors Reunion. Interest In the reunion
will be heightened by the pr resence OF the White
souadron in the harbor of Baltimore. The 6.
A. r. Encampment will be the occasion of the
greatest military assemblage in Washington
since the Grand Review of 1865, following the
fall of Richmond. For both of these events the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will sell tickets
at greatly reduced rates. and will grant most
liberal concessions in the way of stop over
privileges, Tickets will be sold from septem-
her 13th to 20th inclusive, valid for return jour
new until October 10th. and will be good to stop
off going or returning. at all stations between
Cumberland and Baltimore-a region rendered
familiar to all veterans by the constant warfare
along the Potomac. For more detailed inform
atom as to time or trains. rates and sleeping
accommodations, apply to nearest B, & o. Ag't.
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Our Lines Of Fancy Dress Goods

Never were so attractive, and the styles and coorngs
are pretty.
STORM SERGES in the greatest variety of styles
of weave qualities for 50c to $125 per yard In pretty
Blues Tan Brown BlacksThen we have other styles OF
FancY Suiti7oSs in C0n1eLs Hair Effects in llluml-
mated Colorngs that exceedingly pretty, and new
These goods in great variety of coorngs in dlf-
qualities and already meeting with ready sale
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Democratic County Convention

The Democrats of Portage County are reques-
ted to assemble in delegate convention at Citi-
zens all. Ravenna. O.. on
Saturday, september Sd, 1899,
at II O'Clock a. m. for the purpose of placing in
nomination County ticket to be supported at
the November election. and to select County
Central and Executive Committee for the ensu-
;ag year.
The basis of representation in said Convention
will be one delegate for each twenty votes cast
for Hon. James E. Campbell for Governor in
November. 1891, in each voting precinct OF the
Countv. and one additional for each fraction of
ten or more.
The following is the lumber of votes cast IN
each precinct, and the number of delegates to
~D-oos1ok 10 nnfitlod
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The candidates to be nominated are as follows
1 Auditor; Sheriff; 1 Prosecuting Attorney !;
/ ommissioner; Infirmary Director: Coroner.
The Democratic Executive Committee urgent
IL request the holding of primaries for the selec-
tion of delegates, as early as Friday evening
September End.
The Convention will be asked to adopt the RUE
limiting the vote of each precinct to the mum Der
of delegates present and actually chosen at the
primaries. ol
GEo. F. DoUTHITT. Secretary.
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CONsUmPT1oN CURED.

An old physician. retired from practice hay-
ing had placed in mis- hands by an East India
missionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy Tor tie speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and
all throat and Lung Affections, also a positive
and radical cure tor Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, alter having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands OF cas-
es, has felt it his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows Actuated by this motive and
desire to relieve human suffering, l will send
free OF char ge to all no desire it, this recipe in
German, French or English, with full directions
for preparing and using. Sent by mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. A.
MOVES, 800 PO10ers' Block. ROchester, N Y uI75
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4n eur Black Goods department

We have also many things to show you, not only
all the Staple Plain Goods, such Wool Henrietas,
and Plain Wool Serge Suitings but many Fancy Weaves
Figures Stripes Polka Spot. Goods of this character
in lovely designs and lower prices than before
In fact we belieye justified in telling you that
have only the largest and best assorted stock of
both Black Goods and Fancy Coored Dress Goods to be
found anywhere in this vicinity, and that enabled
to offer them trade prices below any of our
competitors either home abroad. Our customers
tell every day that all this is true, and constantly
increasing sales testify and strengthen belief If you
want anything in Medium Fine Dress Goods, we can
Ido you good
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CYCLONE.

The Cyclone Cornet Band give an entertain.
ment at the residence of II. W. Dobbs, next
Friday evening.
Tie Trumbull Baptist Association hold thei1
Annual Meeting with the Bethany people next
Tuesday, ednesday and Thursday. An ex-
cellent program has been arranged.
Mrs Hughes went to Chicago via the p & W
to visit her son j. FL. Hughes.
Miss Kittie Colt, of Mantua, is visitin friends
in town,
L. II. Dobbs dropped from & o. train one
day last week, to the surprise of his many
friends. He is in the employ OF tnat road. and
off for two weeks vacation
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tits manufactured as powder. which can be
given in a glass of beer, cup of coffee or tea
or in food without the knowledge of the patient
1t is abso lutely harmless, and Will effect per-
manent and speedy cure, whether tie patient is
moderate drInker or an alcoholic wreck. 1t
has been given in tb ousands of cases, and in
every instance perfect cure has followed. 1t
never falls. 1he system once impregnated with
the Speclhc, 1t becomes an utter impossi ibility
for the liquor appetite to exist. Cures guaran.
teed. 49 page book OF particulars free Address
GOLDEN SFECIFIG CO., It's Race st.
l2u5-y. Cincinnati, o.
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4n eur Dress Goods Stock

We the greatest possible variety of pretty stylish
Suitings in good All Wool Goods 80 and 40 inches wide
4Oc. and Soc per yard, that will enable you to find
inst what YOU want either for new Suit combine
with goods you may want to make over.
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We Have an Elegant Line Of Dress Trimmings

In Black and Coored Brads, Silk Gimps, Jet Passemen-
tries Ribbon and Jet Frnges and Ornaments in exten
sive assortment and with particular view to match the
various shades of Dress Goods.
There is no let up in the sale of CHANGEABLE
SILKS. No wonder. They to be just the thing
to match and combine with almost all kinds OF goods,
and the almost numberess combinations and various
shades render it easy nd something in large stock
that fills the bill every time
We have Just received very large assortment OF
new things in Pearl, Jet and French Horn Dress
Buttons in sizes match, in Brown Blues, Cream,
hite Blacz-in fact everything Buttons growing
in favor with Dress Makers and find we are begin
ming to sell more and more buttons every day.
We have lust opened up new line of LEATHER
BAGS in great variety of styles and pricesa new and
very pretty,
New things in Leather and Silk and Velvet Belts
and Girdles New Silk Windsor Ties. Fancy styles of
Portemonnes and Purses Sterling Silver Stick Pins
in novel designs at 15 20 and 25 cents. Fancy Horn
and Metal Hair Pin Ornaments. Face Veilings in Black
and Coors In fact haven't the space to enumerate
one-ha the little Move in Fancy Goods Depart
ment But uou know always have the new things,
and sell them at prices much below fancy store prices
You may think it is rushing the season just lit
tie to say anything about WINTER CLOAks-but we
have opened up line, and you would hardly think
tive are actually selling Winter Cloaks every day. 1t
you in any way Interested ask the boys to show you
through our Cloak Department. "Take seat in our
Elevator please" and we will take pleasure, &c. &c!!
If you just ready to buy, we will be just as glad
to show you. There is such Cloak Department as
ours in Portage County--we believe!
We are making EVERY effort to supply our large
trade with better line of goods in EVERY department
than before. We earnestly solicit call from all
intending purchasers particularly those who have neV
TO
trade still more and we promise all friends and
that efforts long experienceour SUI
peror facilities handle such large quantities. enable us
offer you inducements you cannot find IN greater de-
gree ANYWHERE than we are willing and anxious to share
with you.
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Excursion ntoChatar

Excursion to Chattanooga via Erie.
The Erie Ry. will sell Excursion tickets to
Chattanooga for one fare for round trip, Sept,
18th and 14th; good for return until Sept 18th
This on account of Reunion of Army of the
Cumberland
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Excursion to New orleans,

The Erie BY. will sell Excursion tickets tc
New Orleans. La, Sept 2nd 3rd. 4th and 5th
at one fare for round trip. Good for return
until September 18th.