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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-11

THE CITY OF PRovIDENCE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-11

OLD COLONY,
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.

Time tables giving full Information
as to local and through train service
may be obtained at Providence sta
tsn and stations rs below.
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GREAT DAMAGE By STORM.
Roads Washed Out and Bridges Swept Away
by the Rain.

by the Rain.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, June 4.-This region was
visited by terrific rain storm during the night
and the water in the creeks and river is over
flowing the banks and causing much damage.
especially in the Mahanoy valley above Girard-
vile and Shenandoah. Several small bridges
on the wagon roads and railroads have been
washed away.
At Girardyille the Reading road is greatly
interfered with by the washing away of the
road bed for 100 feet Or more. No through
trains in the Mahanoy valley were run up to
noon, passengers being transferred
READING, Pa, June A terrific water spout
poured its contents over northern and eastern
Berks county late last night. Near Lenhartsyills
the storm was very severe, and roads, fields and
gardens were washed out, while hail fell as if
hurled from a shot tower. Near Emaus fields
were covered with water and overfowered the
Philadelphia and Reading railroad tracks in
several places. No serious damage was DONE
however. Reading was not touched by the
gale.
SHENANDOAH, Pa. June 4.--This town was
completely cut of from all railroad commune
alton this morning as the result of last nights
heavy rains, which caused washouts on the Le-
high Valley and Reading roads. The Reading
had a wreck south of here during the night,
caused by a coal train running into q washout.
completely wrecking the engine and several
cars. The engine rolled down into the creek
and the fireman was badly scalded.
LANCASTER, Pa, June 4.-Last nights storm
was quite heavy in this county. The barn Of
John NJ. Warfel in Manor township was struck
by lightning and destroyed, with some of it's
contents loss. 5000; insurance, 81 500. The
barn of H: H. Kurtz in Conestoga township
was also destroyed, with contents; loss, $1,000;
partially insured The large barn Of Jacob R.
Wilmer in Leacock township was also struck BY
lightning and completely destroyed. with con-
tents; loss, $500; partially insured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-04

President j. mistaken in his conclusions tor be
has about coacluded that IL he has 90 depend
on Blame for the nomination be vii never
get IL.
M BLAINE MAY KFsIoN.
With such feeling current il is easily proha-
BILE that-no matter how the convention acts-
Mr.. Blaine win surrender his portfolio IL
may be that something will vet be done by
the Secretary which will satisfy the Pres
ldent rs 20 has intentions, but II
there - any such action the President will lie
very much surprised. If Mr. Blaine thinks his
refusal to talk is helping Mr.. Harrison his line
oi thought Is NJ Narisnce with any and every
idea ON that subject entertained at the White
Horse.
DEFINED To ENTER INTO PERsoxAIirIEs.
During the past twenty -four hours President
Harrison has rejected several offers OF assist
ance from men Who desired him 10 start out on
anti-Baine campaign of the personal sort. He
refused TO eountenance any sach procedure
aud declined several prof,cred tomahawkr aud
scalping- knives.
One of the keenest politicians in the country,
who IL not and never has been an office hol Ter
said 10 a STAR reporter tins afternoon: 1T is
less than two weeks since Blaine told Harrison
that he was not n candidate and tina, he conld
not honorably he, aad it is not all likely that
Mr.. H.siDe's ideas Of honor have undergone
any conslderable change in that brief period
Blaine will - heard from in time.
but Il Is unreasonable 20 suppose that
he should have TO make daily
declaration 20 the effect that what he has writ
ten Is true No one can blame the Secretary N
he keeps still NOW. but ne viii probably he
rctincised n he neglccts 10 rise in bis
place and make lev remarks a. soon
ne has name. whether formally or otherwise,
gets before the convention. The men who are
booming Blaine now not doing IL because
they expect to nominate him; they are irving
TO make Harrison run away.
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REsCUERs KILLED.
Twenty-Seven OF Those Who Returned Il
the Birkenberg Mine Lost Their Lives.

Twenty-Seven OF Those Who Returned to
the Gutenberg Mine Lost Their Lives.
PRAGUE, June At will be full two weeks
before all the bodies are recovered from the
Gutenberg silver mine, and it viii be fully
fifteen months before the shafts can be recon-
structed and the mine made safe by replacing
the timbers that have been destroyed by the
fire. In the meantime the miners will be with
suit.
The fragments of bodies that have been
brought to the surface filed wagons. The
bodies that were intact so far as the limbs are
concerned were greatly swollen. Only thir-
teen of the rescued survived, while twenty-seven
of the men who volunteered for rescue work
were killed BY falling timbers or other accidents
or sufocated to death.
The damage to the mine amounts 10 /, 800, 900
forms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-04

BUCHAREST, June 4.-The betrothal Of ths
crown prince Of Roumania to Princess Marie Of
Edinburgh is extremely popular in Roumania.
When the premier announced the bstrothl in
the senate and chamber Of deputies yesterday
the news was received With the greatest enthu-
sissm. Foreign minister LAh0vary dilatsd
upon the political aspect Of the bstrothAl and
upon its Importance ~ cementing frisndahip
between England and Roumania. II n re-
ported that the ear was ct Arst adverse 10 IL
union, but that hia scruples were ovsrcoms BY
Queen Victoria, tbs Prince Of walas sad t.
Duchess Of Edinburgh. The Quesn Of Rou-
mania offered no objection, saying shs would Be
happy TO - TIE match realised
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-04
JOHNSON. GARNER & Co..
500 PA. AVE. NV.

SEASONABIE WASH FABRICS,
BLACK FRENCH ORGANIZES,
IN PLAIDS AND STRIPES. 121<c. ijc. 25c.,
SHANTONG PONGEES, LIGHT AND DARK
ground 6okc.
Scotch Zephyr Ginshsms, great variety of styles.
Exc. 15c., DC.
100 pieces Beautiful Lawns and Challies, &c.
We are showing splendid line Of BLACK INDIA
LINENS at 121<c. 15c., 2Oc.
WHITE DRESS GOODS
large assortment of Plaid Organdies, India Liuon
Lawns. &c. from 10 to 12l<c.
GENTS NEGLIGE SHIRTS. Soc, 75c., 81
GENTS LAUNDERED NEGLIGE SHIRTS, u,
s1.25.
LADIES'. GENTS AND CHILDREN,s SUMMER
UNDERWEAR
Special good bargain in Huck Towels at 121<c.
Splendid Quality "a BLEACHED SHEETING, DC !;
1O-4, DC.
Straw Mattings. Floor Oil Cloths. 10.
AL Carpets Ut prime cost.
JOHNSON. GARNER CO.,
1e3 638 n. sve. NV,
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VI ARtsIfD.
DIED.

PRosTsE- BRooKE Ia Baltimore. Nd MAJ ai
and IEffTfi 4 sRooEE Sash Il wass, M rs9ss.
10 Iriaa ,,oi,nosslb ptEp.
S -, sss,la' Forming; Jpns 1852
bhssr s z g. s,s DAM, ~,e se, ss,,
Funeral prlSsts. No flowers.
hs sAhfs ss f fBRaT ,S ls q
his sixty seventh war.
Funeral viii take Ilsce an SUNDAY q, :, O'Clock from
street near street NORTHWEST. HI friends inem~r.
q the district bar Ch-rlsP Post Drrs-tineni
nsny a. District roun'errs MeTi-an Veterans. tie
fantry are respectfully invited To ~. present
S west ''Oe 0''rn'""' No. 'Ss' street north
c,ssAsI; on saturday. June =. 1852 At go
Funsra from III lsieresidcnre No 4oaI stree, north
wess on Monda.i June a. at s45 am. Requiem mas
friends are s srf az I ,t,. H"ia'' and
JOHN + asset b h% sr,ia s At s 81 q. am.
his H ais rs q e. l a. aasSnR s jun :d %
Sest Solemn requiem hish mass at st. Dominir's
JOHN I. C. CLARK. the ent third year q HI:
Funeral from the residence Of his son. $50 NJ street.
snn na Jnne q. ris pm. Friends respectfully IN
HARVEY; a.his residence, 6ia NJ street northwest,
f''Sy i;r Nay ~ iar a. II 30 y n. RICHARD
. Gner'.l frop - Patr.es Chur''h sunday June :.
HERD: On saturday. June Z, a. 2;3o O'Clock A. NJ.
az the resid 81 hf parents, No lI street north
HoWERD f., eldess SUI Of Andrew j. and NoraR
Herd. in the twenty FIRST year 4 ri. see,
O'Clock Reatives friends are invited 20 at,
JOHNSON. on THURSDAY. June . 1872. JOHN
JOHNSON. ARed sisitfsn years
Funeral from asiye r, zsn Wesley Church. D
o'cock Friends and nlatives invited.
kA Al Ma ssddsnly on Thur>dsy. Jun. lsse
Funeral from the rsidence q James Fualov.. lesa
Third street ssaf'neast. SUNDAY at pm. Friends
and relatives insIi,, ~ attend.
oSa ssar u 'G JOHN nn s h at is. % a sos1
Funeral froin her fathers r-sidenc+. I74a Eighth
sire. sGrth~er, surl.ey. Jun; !, At :, 20 pm Rels-
McGILToN. on saturday. June !. 1--we, at IL m:
JAMES M,.iILToN. sTcl sixty -ne years
Noti,e Of funeral hereafter.
OBEH. On saturday. june .. lSgg M . o'rlock
an. MARGARET >. CLARK, wife 81 DR. os-onrt c.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
PA Pa,kkI Il SON On ss1nrisy norIins, June g.
i've o. county Glare. treishS ma
Funeral wil tate i,la.s Munday evening, 3o'cIoct.
1915 New Jersey avenue northwest. iBrookIyn. Mi.
ford and Pfttsburg peIers please COPY.
RICkETrs, ared seventy -cigil; years nv ~
f1nrrai Monda} inoIl,lns a 10 O'Clock from late
ty-fot,rth strevts northwest.
1s ss xIrs a ,1,. Sun s;;I,,; 1872 at Ell
Funeral from her late r-siden-r. 30 strst north
yited 10 attend
TAYLOR MARIA G. TAYLOR. wife 4 Vim. NJ
Taylor departed this lie friday. June 3. lst2 Al
O'clock NJ. at her late rtsldense tgll sfr~rN
northwest, IN the forts first year ~ hor ar-.
How slender Is LIES silver chord;
How soon MS broken here.
Each polosni brings p sfiag word
And many falling tear.
And though these Year, 70 mortals given
Are fifit-d witt prief ana pain:
There Il hOpe-the hoIie ~ bsaVen
Where loved ones sliesst Aaatn
REQUESTED BY MY WIFE
Funeral from Ashury Cturrh. corner Eleventh ana
N str-efs, sunday afternoon al 2cs0 O'clock
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THE CossumrRs Or FANCY F1ouR

The CONSUMERS Or Fancy F1ou,
Can buy our Cream Blend" Flour Of the following
grocers. It is the only recognized Biende
Flour on the market and q TRIAL will con
vince the most skeptical that 1t is the very bes
in use: Wholesale by B. b. EARNsHAw BRO.
Washington. D. @.
J. Z. CONNOLLY. 900 1stn.w.
R. L. MAIN. 1892 14thn.w.
H. B. DULEY. 1900 18th NV.
c. c. MCKINNEY SON. 17OO 18th NV.
@. W. GOLDEN. 1904 18th NV.
r. p. WHITE. 1888 12fhn NV
J. L. HANBACK,. 500 9th NV.
F. NJ. DAVIS. 739 9Th NV.
RYON SUITE. cor. n. J. ave. and Rn.v.
Mrs. NJ. OrOOLE. Ills 14thn.w.
ROBERT WHITE, IT,, 800 9th NV.
A. c. KASfMERER. 130 lstnw.
VA. F. AUTH BRO, cor Sd and Ind ave. n. ".
Z. HOGAN. 6O1 n. J. ave. NV
JOHN H. ONTRICH, sol 9Th NV.
WILLIAM KERR, cor 18th and INV
JOHN NJ. BUCKLEY. cor 21st and NJ NV.
Mrs. A. J. MARSHALL, 1870 Inv.
VIM. CARLEY. 1901 NV
CHAs. BUTT. 1920 7th NV.
STEER BROS. 1000 On.w.
R. A. CLAYTON. 1OODsw
F. A. NEWMAN 4 BRO. 6:s2 AZ st. sw.
J. c. DE ALLEY. 7OS It'll NV.
DE ALLEY SANDERS. cor. 9Th and HGw.
Mrs. A. BURKE. SD 7ths w.
EMIL SPAIN. cor. 9th and Lsw
A. J. SANFORD BRO. 12l2 Union sw.
3. L. DENLY. 1900 sw.
THOS. HAWKINS. cor. AZ and Ms.w.
J. b. PROUT, All AS.
C. v. WOODBRIDGE. 600 9th sw
W. A. L. HUNT 4 CO., s0I 4ksw.
W. H. SUITE. cor. ID and C Sc.
B. B. BADEN. S22 Csc
W. H. CAMPBELL. 800 9th se
L. +. LUsBY. 7S,2 East Capitol ST.
H. NJ. DE ALLEY, 722 18th ne.
]. Y. SCHNEIDER. 2l3 l1th ne.
N. J. SCHNEIDER. 732 Md. ave. ne
BERNARD WALLS. cor I'd and enc.
B. +. HATCH. cor. Sd and Md. ave- ne.
v. McALLISTER. cor. 9th and Md. ave. ne.
r. L. MILES. q Sd ne
G1IL11M fBRHHtER. III In Ha. g ne
BklSON NORRIS, sol Hn.e.
A. a e LiPPoLD, 5th and Boundary NV.
JOHN L. cox, o g. Markstnw
John p. LOVE 1874 18th n
JOHN SCHwIN0HAMMER 400 It'll sw
p. KENNEDY. cor. 9Th and B se
C. L. WOOD, cor 9th and NV. myl4-lavfm
"NOw, LET GOOD DIGESTION WAIT ON APP
~ pettts and health on BOTH" is fsyorite toas
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At pm. tomorrow the Washington Light
Infantry VIII assemble at the aTmorv and from
thence will march to the funeral Of the late
Gen. Darlington.
isE MA. Of cine late =. 7. LomaN. leaving his
estate 10 has wife during life and then Co L,s
children. was filed TODAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-04

RUPTURE.
RoRIcK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY.
Removed to PA 11th st. NV.
The most difieult cases Of rupture retained with
Comfort and ease 10 the wearer by using
THE IMPROVED RoRICK AIR PAD.
We carry full line Of Leather-covered and Har,,
Rubber Trusses. suspensories, Elastic Goods DC
Lady in attendance for ladies. Consultation free
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
3eI-str TRUSS PARLOR. "a nth ST NV.
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RaFrs ESrERpRIsE.
E2iI nth ST. Sc.

REMNANTS. REMNANTS.
We have lust received from the Manchester mills IL
eases Of New Remnants. and proud to say the most
handsome styles that adorned our Remnant De-
psrtnaent
200 yards Figured Lawns. SC. Our price, PIC
2.OoysrJts y vide Chailie. Sc. Our price. &c.
1000 yards Chevron Cloth. Sc. Our price. Sc.
ZOO y4r'ls Pineapple Tissue. 1910. Our price, NC
2-Oooyarts Navy Blue Percale. E25sc. Our price.
7hc.
2.0o0yar'is Red Fir Percale. Islsc. Our price, nc
2.ovoS2rds Black Striped satines. lac. Our price.
SIC
2.ooO yards French sstines. hight. 25c. Our price.
ii1Sc
1000 yards White Ground Fig. Batiste, yard vide,
12<c- Our price. sac.
200 yards Cream Ground Figured Yard-vide
Batists. 12,<c- Our price. qc
2.UO yards Bedford Cord, 12lSc Our price enc
200 yards fIsnnelestes Plaid Ia<c Our PRICE
Csc.
1000 yards Black Nuns yelling, lie. Our pr,cs.
1014c.
1000 yards Cream Nuns yelling. lie. Our price.
losxc. s'
1000 yards Striped aud Plaid Fl.nne,s, a5c. ON,
price, s1$e.
Vow comes the great leader. the selections i'm
m-nse. styles of all description:
400 yards Wool Challies. lsc. Our price. lly<c
ZOO yards Wool Navy Blue Chanies, lsc Our
Price. HE
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Marriage f.ic-n~e-.

Marriage hcfoses have been issued by the
clerk Of thu coari To the following: Christian
Hansen and MLhelmine Madsen; Joseph n.
Crown and MARTHA koIb. r. q. Campbell. jr.,
and SARA A. oonind: Charles kidwell and Alice
Manley of Alexandria, Va; William Miller and
katharine l.utz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-04

The feiiosihg we're the temperatures st the
once OF the weather bureau TO-DAY; sam, "a;
pm, "; maximum. s3; minimum g.
second Edition CONFINED ON ca. PAGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-04

As Season in White" the present may
claim the championship and fear no challenge
WHITE GooDs HEADQuARrERs.
Primarily, because Of the proven fact of SELL
ing the best ct the Japest prices-selling them
as adrertised and selling them uarestricted as
long as they last
Having closed out the remaining stock of
SYLVESTER. BELL co.
OF New York we Will Offer Monday June @.
values in
WHITE Goops
Never before possible to Municipalities and
prices that never went hand in hand before.
They go for little because We bought them for
little.
PLAID LAWNS. e5a pieces. regular 12Hc.
quality.
loo. yard
CORDED LAWNS and LACE STRIPED
swIssES, I75 pieces. Ecru aud White, regu-
lar Is and lie. qualities.
-l2,<c. yard
SHEER ORGANIZES. 10 pieces. satin plaids
and hemstitchsd effect. regular 25c. quality.
-loC yafu-
INDIA MULLs. A. inches vide.
500. to 81 q yard
FOREIGN BLACK GOODS. so pieces Rssu-
lar p to &c. qualities.
III. 20 and DC. yard
BLACK FRENCH ORGANDIEs, 10 pieces
-353<c. yard
SWISS LAWNS. so pieces. 4s inches wide,
the last invoice We shall have this season.
-25c. . yard
SATIN STRIPED PIQUEs. 10 pieces.
-21e. O yard
DOTTED and FIGURED swIssEs, 50
pieces.
Second floor. 18th st. building)
-
USEFUL ARTICLES These.
UNIVERSAL" SKIRT YOKEs, GRAY.
White and Black. "a to % inches.
sTOCKINRTTE DRESS SHIELDS, 500
pairs.
-l2c. pair
I'll. IS dozsn.-
ffrst hoor ..................-ll nth ct. budlaing)
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Ayers HAIR Vreon

Ayers Ham V1eoR
Restores faded thin and gray hair to its original
color texture and abundance; prevents it from fall
ing out checks tendency to badness and promotes
new and vigorous growth. clean. SAFE elegant and
economical hair dressing.
EVERYWHERE POPULAR
''Nine months after having the typhoid fever my
head was perfectly bald. was induced TO try Ayers
Hair vsor. and before had used half bottle the hair
began erow. Two more bottles brought out - good
head of hair ever had. On my recommendation
my brother william Craig made use Of Ayers Hair
visor with the same good results "-stephsn Craig.
$50 Charlotte st.. Philadelphia. Pa.
AYERS HAIR vIGoR.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. Aver L Co.. Lowell. Mass
Sold by Drussists Everywhere.
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IRIS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Mrs wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. It sOOTHEs the
CHILD. sOFTENS the GUNS, AILAYs all PAIN,
CURES WIND COLIC and is the best remedy for
DiAhRHGA- Sold by druggists in every part Of the
world. be sure and AK for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth.
ing Syrup and take no other kind. 25 cents bottle
DELAvAu's
wHOOPING COUGH
Stops whoop. allays cough and cuts short disease.
Instant and infalible in the sudden and dangerous
Group. Harmless and speedy in hacking and rsctins
coughs Over 40 years in use. Sold by druggists.
EDWARD P. MERIT.
my28th, s,tu.4t 18th and F SITS. Washington, DC
n EuRA1erc Persons
And those troubled with nervousness resulting from
care or overI9rk will be relieved By taking
Genuine has trade mark and crossed red lines on
wrapper.
MANY PERSONS KEEP CARTER's LITTLE
sick headache. dizziness and ind ind them Just what
they need je4
RILIOUsNEss, CONSTIPATION, TORPID LIVER,
ID &c, cured Nerve and Liver Pills, 80 doses 25c.
9Th st. and Pa. ave.
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SEAsoxAHLx Sueorsr,oss

Wire Fly Screens and Doors. Mosquito Cano-
pass, Fans, Bamboo Furniture. Bamboo and
Bed Porsieres. seoop Seats, Porch Curtsins.
Floor Linens. Furniture Coverings, Tariatans
for pictures. chandelier, brir-a-brac, &C., Moth
Presentfvss. Stamped Linens for summer
nesdlsvork. Summer drspsries. Ics Rsnksts,
HAanmocks. AtAlssie and sporting Goods. Gar
DEG Tooss. Travelling ,Secestttes. Elastic Pil-
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"NOw, LET GOOD DIGESTION WAIT ON AP-
~ petts and health on both" Is Q favorite toast
sfs:r tekinS Any2stnrs Bitters. DR.. J. G. B. sIEG
EkT = SONS, NIT. je3
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OF all the hundreds and
hundreds Of yards of FRENCH
ORGANDY we have had this
season we have yet to show
Won an 'ofhsh" pattern or
one you viii see anywhere
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fRosfsE- HRookE. In Baltimure Md Msy n,
iss[, % HEY, T. W, BHtes. u. o.. JOHN 4. PROsIsf
and LII IlIlA A.BkookE. both 81 Washington % q
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ID Few people have passed over the
DROCHE BRUCHE SATINE5. To see is to
- possess-that is the power of their
SATINE- coneliness- They Black
grounds mostly-and serviceable
that account Broche fig
style and bow knots to relieve
81 IL wide. the sameness-adding to the rich
oil ness The color comes in the per-
- &C. feet shower OF flowers that
YARD. scattered thickly about. There
are a few Brown and Cream
grounds. But not q great many
Of any kind
I
Where genius flows stand with open arms to catch
the they fit by. Nothing worthy gets away.
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GEEAr REpucr1oxs
DRY GOODS
AT
LUTTRELLS.
Goth ST. and Pennsylvania ave-
lOOOuting shirts reduced from g. 90, 81 .5 81 30
and 81 81 % 10 close Others in prices from J0c.
To 80 - zach Good 10 in going 10 the convention
All our fixured China silks at cost to close.
Loo yards of Plaid and Striped Dress Goods reduced
Also New sprins Parasois at cost and old at
A speciality in White Goods Our Figured swis.
Mslins the best for the money. Prices from 12c
20 So. per yard
A full line - Wash Goods.
one uIOTs ease of ~. Bleached Muslin.
All goods cheap TO reduce stock
THos J. LUTTRELL,
jei2v Goth ST. and Pennsylvania ave.
/.
.
FLAKE OR BALLS.
An economical substitute for gum camphor In pre-
serving all kinds OF cloths. carpets. blankets rus,
&c, against the ravsses Of moths. The improved
quality sell this does away with the objec-
ti0nable OdOr to great extent besides being per-
feet moth destroyer II is also useful dsinfectant
In cases 81 contagious diseases.
Ordinary quality, Best English.
10. per pound Imported.
1Jc. Fer h.. 2 lbs. for 25c.
KOLB PHARMACY,
LEADERS OF LOWEST PRICES,
1t 9TH ANDE SITS. NV
.
. .
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WOODWARD ; LoraRoP.
l0rH. urH AND r STA M,
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RAFFs ENTERPRISE.
12Al 1lth st. Sc.
Ht2t Leader Low Prices.
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JOHNSON, GARNER / CO.,
6,8 n. sye. n. W,
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ponds on the individual preferences of dele
gates and can only be known in footing up the
grand aggregation on the opening ballot Of the
convention.
SECRETARY BLAINE's ANNOUNCEMENT.
The announcement Of Secretary Blaine that
he would write no more letters and make no
further utterances is accepted as conclusive by
all, and, strange to say, both factions seem to
find in It a source Of congratulation.
The Blaine men say it means that their idol
is in the hands Of his friends and will accept
the nomination when it is rendered him, and
the Harrison leaders say it means that further
expression is unnecessary and that the Secre-
tary Of State stands by his famous letter to
Chairman GARRISON
Thus both parties are pleased with the very
brief announcement of the gentleman from
Maine, and Mr.. Blaine may find comfort in the
knowledge that his short sentence is gratefully
received by both factions Of the great republi-
can party. Like the mysterious shakespearean
cypher, each man interprets 1t to his liking and
then congratulates himself on the very satisfac-
tory solution he has made Of the problem.
No one. however, but the Harrison enthusiasts
any longer doubt that Blaine's name viii be
presented to the convention. The assurance
that he is not to forbid IL makes that morally
certain, and the calmer heads are now applying
themselves assiduously to ascertainihg the in
tentions Of delegates. Both sides seem to have
suddenly realized that it il the delegates after
all who are to settle this question, and every
incoming delegate II promptly seized immedi-
ately upon his arrival and his allegiance Il earn
estly besought by the rival leaders.
BLAINx's NAME TO BE SPRUNG.
II ID believed that Blaine will not formally be
placed in nomination at all Theplan il to allow
the Harrison nominating and seconding speeches
to proceed without interruption, and then when
the roll coll begins TO have Alabama, Arkansss
Colorado and other leading states in the list to
cast the majority Of thar votes for the popular
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As Season in White" the present may
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