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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-08-09

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of New Jersey. Liquid Enamel Paint
the best In the world mixed Iready for
use
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-08-09

DOW-WINDOWS FOR SALE. Two
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Advertise in the CAPITAL.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-14
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La CORRESPONDENCE De PUERTO-RICO."
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INVITACIoNEs A HoNRAS
Antes del editorial una vez AZ tras yeoas q
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Puerto-Rco, Julio I9 de l892 Ofcinas San
.FapnaCia Y DpOgQGpla de BlalCO

Establecido Ia Gale de Sam Francisco ndn 81
SAN JUA " NPUERTO-RIGO
La costosa adquscion de los preparado faraceuicos
que, e nombre de especialdades importer del
esde ell proximo Julio motiYo del nue.
Arance planteamiento har que las classes
acomodadas prvadas del de ello por
a da alcanzan anaogos productos de esa enta
osamente conocidos la case medica de La provincial
por el pubco general han aentado al que suscrihe
elaboarlos escaa sin omit eo gasto aguno
fin de que cuadades NADIA desmerezcan de las de
aquellos que hasta ahora, han acanzado mayor fama
Al efecto emplea, notoro, materiaes selectos
dosifcando especiaidades arreglo 10
ben los autores mas reputados han hecho studo
concenZudO de propedades de dveFsas susancias
constuyen la base de cada de los anteichos
parados.
maquinaria prop0o para extraction del aceite de
tor ofeee este aculo bre de toda mpureza 10
to- ell sabor ell oor repugnantes que tano hace abO
los enfermos la administration de este precioso
agente purgativo.
continuation estampa la lsta de precos de
las modifcacones que favor del publico pueda intro
ducir en- 10 successive, es la siguiente:
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En- primera q ctsarta pIana alternandO.
GacetiHEas de recIa1nO.

C0naW5cddoS, edctoS nociGs de particular 10
aacea Ge8caentos d los contr0tos por 0nos
Zoe l1gos adeht433ndos.
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LA PALM A. an9nees eGnsesusnsia oHa ylsnss de- 1os
publcandose tan 3abopbde por ciero POGO serio
que ponen mas ala de las nubes los arculos confec
clones de establecmiento de esta Capital
aqueos descubre ntencion para e nuesro
permtmos namar la aencfon hacemos este
respectable pubco amigos de la Isa, que
Palma NADIA tiene que envdiar nngun establecmiento
ndoe tocante la bondad de los artcuos que mporta
confecciOna tampOco respecto la actividad mpe
Ell servicio La cada mayor auencia de paoqua
prneba irrefuabe de clio. Que que todo
do 10 que vendemos bueno por 10
jor 10 que contrario Olga Musica. - ~ III
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i iATENCION AOUI!

10 REFURMADA ESPKRANZA fonda q posada
E dueno de este antique acreditado establecmiento
despues dc teImnadas las obras 81 ntroducdas que
coocan la altura que reqiere sgo XIX ofrece sus ser
vicios al pubco desde da del proxmo mes de Setiem
bre los vajeros de la isla que visiten
Capital.
Iiene el establecmiento habaciones frescas yena-
das con toda clase Gle comoddade 10 que
salones comedores Su dueno omitido sacricios
para hacer comfortable el dcho esabecimento onde Sc
servira todo precios muy economicos
La REFORMADA ESPERANZA esta stuada en- esta
Marina cale de Ia Prncesa z Vsad dicho esta
blecimiento sadrGis complacidos
Puerto-Rico 90 de Agosto de 1891. al. .e..s =.@
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
Improvement IN the Trombone.

The trombone has always seemed an in
conprehensibly stupid instrument 10 the
uninitiated. 1t has hitherto been impos-
sible to mute" the trombone. Comets,
horns and. trumpets have all been muted,
either by the intrusion of wooden plug
into the bell or, in the case of the coach
horn, by partly closing the bell with one Of
the hands of the player. In the trombone
the bell is not only too far away to be
muted in this manner, but the whole
structure of the instrument makes such
an operation impracticable.
An exchange says, however, that the
problem has been solved by an invention
known as the "echo attachment" A
piston placed just under the hand used in
holding the trombone can be depressed
by touch Of the middle finger and is re-
turned by a spring the moment pressure is
removed The effect of lowering the piston
is TO switch off the air current into long
and tortuous tube, the same length as the
main body of the trombone. This termi-
mates, not in bell, but in a curious, ir-
regular cone, so that the sound is not
"blared forth" but only gently footed"
The echo attachment Is so arranged that
the whole of it is hidden by the bell Of the
trombone when the player faces the audi
ence. By its aid seemingly distant music
can be produced in the front of the orches-
ira without the device of hiding the from
bone behind the scenery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
DEATHS.

LLOYD.-Died. on the 18th Of August, in
the city of Manchester MARK RI lizards
LLOYD in the forty seventh year of his age.
Funeral services from his late residence az
3P. NJ. MONDAY. The friends Of the family
are invited TO attend without further notice
Denver Coli papers please CODY.
COTTRELL Died a Dover Forest; Go2occ5h-
land county July 26th HARRIET ANN COZ
TEELL wife OF John ". Cottrell in the sew
entieth year Of her age.
HARTLEY.-Died, az her husbands resi-
dence. No. 81 Louisiana street. az $50 o'clock
on tho morning OF the l2ih. Mrs. MAhGAhLI
HARTLEY.
Funeral will take place from 81. Patrick
church SUNDAY EVENING, 14rH, at 3 o'clock
Friends and acquaintance are invited TO
attend.
conv %.
HOWE-Died, August sth, Mrs. REBECCA
A. HOWE, of Swansboro, Chesterfield county,
Va. of cancer OF the stomach; aged hfty-four
The interment took place st Maury
Cemetary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
virginia Notes.

The colored people had a picnic near
Middleburg, Loud0un county. last Satur-
day night and the ever present razor flew
through the air rs usual. coming in contact
with one Buster Jones anatomy making
seven ugly cuts.
A personal encounter between a citizen
and a nonresident occurred Friday night
on King street. Alexandra, near Columbus,
says the Gazette, during which blows were
exchanged and weapons displayed. but
owing 10 the efforts Of bystanders no dam
age was inflicted. Il is said this is the
second hostile meeting between the parties
within the past twelve months and Jealousy
is supposed 10 be the origin Of the trouble.
WarrentOn True Index: Tom Gray. q
hOrny-handed. hard-working old COnfed-
crate, with the exultation Of an old veteran,
pulled from his clothes the other day a
miniature iiag-the stars and bars VI other
days. Fair fingers fashioned it for him.
The seyenty-two members OF mis- company
went into the fight at First Manassas on
the 2lst Of July. 81. under Captain Murray
each one wearing similar flag IN his hat
Six were killed and sixteen wounded. Gov
ernor Smith led the charge
The Bedford Index says: Our friend.
May Walker. has left at our Office a curiosity
in the shape Of carbine of the kind used
by United States cavalry thirty years ago.
It's peculiar interest lies in the fact that II
was used by one Of John Browns band Of
assassins in their infamous raid at Harper's
Ferry. The authenticity IF its claims can
oe readily established and some admirer of
abolitionism and its high priest. Ossawat-
tonic Brown, might purchase the sacred
relic for $500 or 1900 and exhibit il at the
Worlds Fair at 50 much per view. Here's a
chance 10 make fortune for some one"
On last Sunday morning. says the Le-
banon News. as the Fast bound passenger
train was emerging from Bull Hill tunnel
the engineer discovered man on the track
and before he could reverse his engine the
cars passed over the body Of the Waterman.
Upon investigation IL was discovered. that
the man had been murdered and placed on
the track 10 cover up the deed IL is said
that this Waterman was an important wit
ness against Minnick. charged with the
killing OF Pierce, former watchman. some
time ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
Waldon and Vicinity.

WELDON. n. c., August 13.-lSpecial. J.
The crops in this section OF the state are
suffering greatly from rain, and unless 1t
comes soon the yield will be much reduced.
The furniture and safes Of the bank were
put in position to-day. and business Will be-
gin by the goth. il is now thought.
A barge loaded with 700 railroad ties.
drawn by a tug boat. was sunk in Roanoke
river about five mile below Bridgers Ferry
few DAYS ago, and is now lying in the mid
die Of the channel impeding navigation.
" The Coast Line train south bound was de-
layed two hours to-day by an accident.
Damages were slight.
The Third party primaries were held in
Northampton yesterday and the County
Convention will be held next week. The
Democratic Convention will be held AZ Jack
son Monday and at the same time cam
paign speeches will be made by Railroad
Commissioner f.. g. Biddingheld and Il. ..
Burton.
The regular passenger trains have been
discontinued on the Roanoke and Tar River
road and only one freight train is run day
This does all the passenger and freight
work and carries the mails also. There is
much complaint at the Inconvenience occa-
stoned by this change, because il is alleged
that here Is more freight 70 be moved than
the road supplies cars for.
A Pennsylvania firm is developing the
iron mine at KNAPP OF Reeds. in Granville
county. the ore of which Is said to be Of
fine quality and plentiful In the early fall
arrangements will be made to put in con-
siderable machinery and operate on large
scale.
1t is reported that Boston capitalists have
secured options on the High Shoa property,
lew miles above Dallas on the south
Fork. The entire volume of the South
Fork has 81 that point a fall OF between
thirty and forty feet, which il is pro-
posed TO utilize in producing cleo
trcity. which will supply the many mills
and towns III the vicinity.
The stockholders of the Eastern Carolina
Piscatorial Association held their first AL
nual meeting at Wilmington recently. Tkis
association owns one thousand acres OF fine
oyster ground, and has planted nearly sixty
thousand bushels Of oysters during the past
year. Ii is proposed 10 plant as many more
next spring. Besides the oyster ground the
company owns several hundred acres Of MP
lands on New river. and intend 10 build a
town there.
The holders Of the first MORTGAGE bonds
Of the Cheraw and Salisbury railroad are
taking steps 20 secure the foreclosure OF
their mortgage and q sale of the road. The
road runs from Chesaw, s. c.. To Wades-
borO. this State, a distance OF twenty FIVE
miles. and Is operated by the Atlantic Coast
Line. The first mortgage bonds amount 10
SI60.00O but no interest has been paid on
them since 1880. The floating debt il
100000, capital stock s599, 000 and there i,
unpaid interest amounting 10 s26, 900. The
net income last year was S9lsi. which
amount - said 70 be nearly three times nm,
previous income Ia five wears.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
ENCOURAGING REPORTS
At DEMocRATIC HEADoUARrERs.
Fx.Goyernor Jarvis Good Work-ActivitJ
ia the Democratic Ranks-Desth of
Mrs. Ashe-North State News.

RALEIGH. n. c.. August l9.-lspecial. =
The correspondence at the Office OF Chair
man Simmons. of the State Democratic
ereeutiye committee. to-day brings most
encouraging reports from all parts of the
State. and appearances now indicate that
the State will 90 Democratic in spite OF the
Third party movement. Ex-Governor jar
vis who has been cauvassing the western
part of the State. has brought many dis
affected voters back into the ranks. He
will arrive in Raleigh tomorrow. aud Oh
Monday will hold conference with Chair
man Simmons and arrange for further cam
paign work. Chairman bimnons Is now IN
New York. CO..
President J. S. Carr, Of the state Assoc
citation of Democratic Clubs, to-day issued
a ringing address 10 the clubs OF the state
calling upon them 10 reorganlze ana enter
into the campaign. The State Association
will arrange grand reception to be tender
ed Hon Adlai Stevenson when no TisiIS
North Carolina in September.
Mrs. s. A. Ashe, wife OF Captain Ashe,
editor of the News and Observer OF this
CITY. died this afternoon at her home after
protracted illness. She was Torty-three
years of age. and was the only daughter OF
". II. Willard. one of the wealthiest capi-
talists OF the State The funeral Will take
place tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'clock.
Governor Holt and staf returned to-day
from the second encampment OF the state
Guard ut Wrightsyille. At Selma. while
en- route. Governor Holt was greeted by a
LARGE crowd and in response 20 calls made
q short and enthusiastic Democratic talk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
Results of tho Running Races.

SARATOGA, N. Y. August 14.-To-day' g
races resulted as follows:
First race. three quarters of mile-Copy-
right first, Cottonade second, Brown Beauty
third Time. 1:l9}z.
Second race, mile and furlong -Strath-
meath first, King Crab second. Homer third.
Time. 2:0lA.
Third race, five furlongs One first, Eliz-
abeth L. second. Bertha Is. third. Time,
1000.
Fourth race. seven furlongs -Tactician
FIRST, National second. Khaftan third. Time,
1855.
Fifth race. full course stoepe-ohase-Fu
turity first. Pat Oakley second .iSam Corey
third. Time. 6:S2. Cook fell off Of Can
Can at the next to the last jump and was
seriously hurt.
MONMOUTH PARK. y. J.
First race, mile and a siXteenth-Stre-
phon first, Kilkenny second. Sentiment
third. Time, 1850.
Second race. three-fourths of a mile DR..
Rice first, Loyelace second, Hammie third.
Time, lila.
Third race, one mile-Kildeer first. PEI.
Eara second, Raceland third. Time. 1874
Fourth race, mile and half-Yorkvill c
Belle first. Benie second, Detargilla third.
Time. 2:401S.
Fifth race, fve-eiehths of a mile-Moyne
first, Soartan second, RAINBOW third. Time,
l:0l.
Sixth race. three-quarters Of a mile
Qusenie Trowbridge first Nomad second,
Yeman third. Time, i:1ix.
Seventh race. seven-eighths of @ mile
slay Win first. Sleipner second, Osric third.
Time. i;2e.
Eighth race. fvs-eighths Of mile Entire
FIRST. Bordeaux second, Hazelhurst third.
Time, /.
GLOUCESTER, Nj.
First race, one mile-Hyacinthe first,
Yashu second, General Gordon third.
Time, 1856.
Second race three-quarters of mile
Richard L. first. Bright Eyes second. Lady
Belle third. Time. 1919.
Third race, hve-eighths of a mile-Sir
William first. Anarchist second, Oregon
third. Time, l:O4.
Fourth race, seven-eishths Of q mile
Monsoon first. Home Run second, Bailyhoo
third. Time, 1901.
Fifth race, fve-eighths Of nile-Natalis
=. trst, Maid Of Blarney second, Mollie v
third. Time. 1919.
Sixth race. four and half furloues-N Mead,
more first. Cauteen second, Gienmounc
third. Time, STA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
4 TRIO OF CHAMPAGNE GLASSES.

We find that it catches against the sides
and holds fast, the upper glass being there
by supported as shown. We take care
meanwhile 10 keep the other hand on the
foot Of the glass which is on the table,
otherwise the weight Of the second glass
tho center Of gravity Of the combination
lying so far outside its base, would natu-
rally upset it. by placing a second rod in
the lower glass and hanging the third
glass onto this we re-establish the eGuilib-
rum and may then safely leave the com
bination to support itself The experiment
as here described is within the reach o.
everybody. It is quite possible, with three
rods and a little extra skill, to make one
glass support three others in the same way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
A SCIENTIFIC TRICK.
Demanding on Dcxterity and the Opera
lion of Natural Laws.

The experiment depicted in the accom-
panying cut is not, strictly speaking, feat
Of balancing. The two glasses here shown
arc maintained in their curious position on
the third by two slender rods Of wood, say
the wooden portions Of couple Of pen
holders. The glasses used should be OK
the tall. tapering pattern formerly used
for champagne. We place one Of them
upon tho table; then, taking a second
glass. we introduce one Of the rods Of
wood within it, and try it in various posi-
tions. with its inner end against the side Of
the glass, until we find that we can main
tain the glass in horizontal position by
means of the rod Of wood without any adj
ditional support.
This done, we place in IN upright glass
the opposite end OF the rod, and vary the
degree Of it's inclination TO the glass until
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
ToreUp the strest-Cxr TRACK

AsHEyILLE. N. c., August 10. -lSpecial.I-
Notice was served on the Asheylile street
Railway Company some time ago oy tue
citv ordering them 10 pave between tracks
on Patton avenue. No attention WAS paid TO
this order and about o'clock this morning
200 mon under the direction Of Mayor Blsn-
ton and City Engineer Lee tore mp the
tracks from the square to the Government
building. about five blocks and paved the
space like the rest of the streets: This
means long law suit and one cant toretell
the result whether or not 1t drives the cars
of that street for all time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
MADE SUITS.

There is telling news IN
what we have said about them
before. Despite these give
away prices every garment is
made perfect, Of au-wool mate
rial. unquestionable styles and
colors Navy Or Black. Each suit
above the price Of S. Is made by
Man Tailor.
Five hundred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY,
st. Louis OF Louisville.
aAMRs SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY.
Boston at Cleveland.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Louisville.
Baltimore at Chicago.
Washington at Pittsburg.
Southern League Games.
At Montgomery-Brm Z; Mont
Romerys, 6.
At Memphis acons. Z; Memphis. 6.
Rain OF New Orleans and no game at
Mobile
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
Plunged Through "a Bridge

LOGAN. o.. August Blast night one
mile below Logan on the river division one
span OF the river bridge fell while train
tank aud cab into the river. The engine
remained on the bridge. Engineer Uriab
Brown was badly injured about The head
and will die. Fireman Morehsad's arfn was
broken and Walter Norris was cut On tho
bead. Two tramps were on the train and
one was killed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14

noir) county met last Saturday and nomi-
n.ted tho following ticket; For House. ia.
Brooks; for Sheriff. J. b. Sutton; Tor Treas
urer. J. n. Dawson; for coroner, j. M. NOD
lev. The outlook is more hopeful now Tor
Democracy than formerly. Quite nun ls'ea
in this section who have been heretofore
Third nartv men have declared their lnten-
ton 10 Vote the Democratic ticket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
sweat singer Dead.

SHELBY. n. c.. August 13.-lSpecall
Mrs. w. j. Roberts nee Miss Minnie Eddy
died Yesterday after short illness. Mrs
Roberts WAS one of the most accomplished
musicians IN the State. being known as the
North Carolina Mocking Bird" Funeral
took place to-day from the Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
UNDERWEAR

with in-hem and three tucks. 25c. a pair
Cambria Gowns. Mother Hubbard plated
back with yoke of fine tucks and beading
high sleeves 10 be sold at 65c each. An.
other Of cotton with embroidery. reduced
10 75c.. from 1925 Skirts for 75c.. from
si.t9.
The Table Cloths. Bleached Damask. all
white or with colored borders, are not all
sold Fringed, for s1.25 for sxi0 qualities
10 81. for SKIP
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
HYEArHER FoRECAsr.

- WAsHryGroY, D. c.. August i8.-For
FAR Virginia North Carolina and South
I-Carolina: Fair, variable winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
An Excellent Cement.

A cement that will stick 20 anything is
what the following is said TO be. The
formula is attributed TO Professor Win
chell: Take ounces Of clear gum arabic, ~
ounce of fine starch and Is ounce Of white
sugar Pulverize the gum arabic and dis
solve il in as much water as the laundress
would use for the quantity Of starch indi-
Gated. Dissolve the starch and sugar in
the gum solution. Then cook the mixture
in vessel suspended in boiling water un-
til the starch becomes clear. The cement
should be thick as tar, and should be kept
so. 1t can be kept from spelling by drop
ping in a lump of gum camphor or a little oil
of cloves or sassafras. The cement is very
strong indeed, and will stick perfectly to
glazed surfaces, and is good to repair
broken rocks, minerals or fossils. The adj
dition of a small amount Of sulphate Of
aluminium will increase the effectiveness
of the paste. besides helping to prevent de-
composition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14

I've got a good Now England taste
For ev'ry kind Of pies.
But huckleberry's best, because
You cannot soe the flies.
-ExchAnRa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
RANGE or THE THERMOMETERS.

Range OF the thermometer at The IfaEs
Office yesterday. August l., 1902:
"a. NJ. 50: 10 W.. 50: 3 L. NJ. 81; 7. NJ, SIS;
eP. NJ, a.: midnight. IS. Average, ol5a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14

400 000 WE HAVE Purchased
lar braHds OF 5. 10 and Iac OF Messrs Edel
Brothers which We offer 10 tho trade at very
low figures. We offer selection OF 10000
cigars Please call at store and examine
same. THE @. 4. BAUER COMPANi,
autAlt 1876 la2s Main streAt-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
SIXTH AND BROAD.

Not many years since tho August days IN
retail stores were dreary Activity was inA
languid swoon. The thoughts of employer
and empioye we're running 30 the mountains
or seaside. Things are changed now here.
There are reasons for these changes here.
The reasons are that neither heat nor cold.
dull times or rushing times are permitted to
change the tenor OF our trade. the source or
supply of goods. None must be disappointed
at this store when they come for certain
goods. Going 70 Meyers because the stock
is equally good all the year round aud your
sense OF security in the rightness Of quality
and price IS everything to US as merchants,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
DRY GOODS, &c.

ripple Extract Of Crabspple Blossom for
5gc.. full ounce vial.
Butter Milk Soap at lOc a cake. is equal
in ali to any Csc soap We know Of.
LIS French China.Tea Plates, futed mar
gins. with handsome floral decoration.
bought to sell for l9c. each. Hail. usual
price Carlsbad Ice-Cream Saucers. deco
rated, &c. each.
10 close the Seif-pouring Teapots that
were az TO 1893. choice Fl each.
Carlsbad China White Cups and Saucsrs,
Is dozen. for s150 dozen.
A iull set Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14

The business facilities and the
business itself grows apace.
There is a gain in the sales, even
in the quiet month Of August. In
days Of such competition sales
don't grow without cause. The
best Of everything you want and
at the time you want it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-08-14
LAWN TENNIS,

Rackets, Nets, Balls. Robes. Spikes. 30,
put up in most substantial vanished Box.
for a set. A week ago they were bar
gain at e.. e. Croquet Sets for 90: el.50
BETS for Slip. Six bales of Clothes-I Line
Jute. 30 feet in length, for &c. Parlor Pride
Stove Polish, there's no better lOc. bottle.
for &c.
II the mosquitoes are after you. you can
keep them at a distance with an adjustable
Wire Window Screen for l5c.
The choice of ~ Framed Pictures. sza
1Sx22. is Mt your liking for II each. from n
and 1925. Another lot, larger. choice So
not one-half cost.