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illustrated IournGII.m.

j
a ccunsrymEn who has bsen sadeAvor-
ing TO obtain some definite idess about the
royal wedding functions from the various
illustrated papers sPplies to ne for help
and enlightenment. His bewilderment 10
natural BE huds In the frst place that
we seem to have Q new qusea resgning over
ne, for her mAiesty's features In the Hue
trstea paper bear no resemblance 10 the
authorized portraits of Q1een Victoria. A
still more remarkable fact is, that in the
course Of the festivities her majesty seems
to have continually changed her hAbIli-
ments. One of the spsciAl artists shows
her with An ernioe train. another repre-
sents her with no train At all Another
shows her with a crown on her head: an
other appears 30 have seen her only few
minutes later In bonnet. One picture
represents the queen and her guests kll
taking lunch at one table: another places
them at different tsbles One paper sur,
passes Itself by two Views Of the route 10
the railway station, In each Of which the
royal couple are provided with Q totally
different carriage, aud different horses and
attendants ! think ! can explain how
these discrepancies ssise. Probably some
Of the special hrtists despatched 90 sketch
the wedding made thsiT skeiches al Ben
L.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-21

elastic on the bottom aud is confined by q
tan leather belt.
One of the favorite combinations this
year is black and white, and the second
model shown Is particularly suitable for
such an arrangement, the gAuzy, dotted
grenadine sofsening the too brilliant white
of the foundation silk. The skirt il quite
plain, having only a narrow aounce Of
grensdine headed with marrow Jet pAsse-
menterie sreund the bottom. For the
round waist the grensdine is drspsd over
the white silk lining and q squsre woke
suggested by wide Jet passementeris, the
same as forms the belt. The waist hooks
along the shoulder and down the side.
The sleeves have Q long cuff earnished
with Eve pAsssmentsris bands and an i'm
mense puff at the top. FLoRErTE,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-21
FASHION NOTES.
Another Economical Material.

The latest, and let us hope 1t is the last,
material for heavy wash gowns is creton.
II is Just such creton as we have been
using for curtains, with just about the
same patterns, and now that We have en-
tered our protest we must confess that the
gowns are very quaint, that they last long,
wash beautifully and suit the full skirt
and big sleeve style. The creton of to-
day, too, Is really thing of beauty so far
as color goes. It Is as well to remember
before you lift up your pretty nose and
sniff that few years sgo fashion went
further than curtains In her raid for some
thing new, and got out doors aud took our
awnings. So don't say . word, but get
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-21
INcI|hclntyrt
4 Go.
Greatest Opportunity
Men Ever Had to Buy
Men's
Furnishings
CHEAP.
Shepard, Norwel1 & Co.,
Boston, purchased the en-
tire stock of
Mems Outing Shirts

Manufactured by ST.
mons, Hatch & Whitten, "
who are one of the largest
Gents Furnishing con-
Germs in America. This
purchase amounted to
43,769 Shirts. Our plea
SAINT connection with the
firm of Shepard, Norwell
& Co. enabled us to pur-
chase from them 100 doz-
en- Shirts also SO dozen
Silk Half Hose, and rs
dozen fast black Cotton
Hose, at the prices they
paid for these goods.
To say the above are
bargains unapproachable
would be putting it mild
ly. Positively no such
value can be found in
America outside OF the
concern in Boston.
100 dozen Mems Outing and
Negligee Shirts in Madras, Che
viot and Percale, worth and sold
at $l.OO to $3.50,
Choice SOC each.
so dozen Mems Plated Silk
Half Hose, in tans and fast black,
regularvalue and price 75c,
Choice 39c pair.
70 dozen Mems Fast Black
Half Hose at 121c pair.
Also 100 dozen Mems Teck
and FOur-in-Hand Neck Tics at
25c each.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-21

into your creton gown and Iook sWoet.
When you are tired of ft-well, every one
uses curtains, don't theyi
Ths tennis costume In the accompanying
sketch In composed of cream white and
scarlet striped flannel trimmed with white
cloth. The moderately wide ball skirt is
gsrniAhed with three bias folds of white
from two and half 10 one and half
inches, and with two more folds put o lit
tie below the center of the skirt. The
blouse In without lining and has . pointed
yoke In the front, the stripes going cross-
viss and finished with revers of white
| cloth. The blouse Ia gathered TO the yoke
| In the front, the stripes running length
| wise, but for the back the fabric is taken
the same as for the yoke. The standing
collar and cuffs are Of white cloth. The
blouse buttons inyidbly In front, has an
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-21
@4fSCe11a1Iep1ts.
Whiting Street Pavement Az
sassnanf

ITO the Honorable Court of Common Council
l. of the City of New Haven:
The Board of Compensation for Assessment of
Sewers and Pavepentst to whom was referred the
cost of pavement in Whiting St, for the assess.
cost of said pavement among the parties interest
ed therein, respectfully report that they have at
tended to the duty assigned to them.
That they caused reasonable notice to be given
to all persons interested in the said public inl-
provement, in all respects, pursuant to the pro
visions of the charter of said city, to appear be
fore them and be heard in reference thereto and
they fully heard at the time and place specified
in said notice all persons who appeared before
them.
They therefore respectfully recommend the
adoption Of the accompanying order.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
MICHAEL FITZPATRICK,
c. B. MATTHEWMAN,
C. II COYIE
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Probate Court, District of New Haven, IS.

Probate Court, District Of New Haven, ss. I
New Haven, August lS, 1898. Z
EsTATE Of JAMES HAMILTON, late Of New
ID Haven, in said district, deceased.
Upon application OF VIM. Henry Hamilton,
praying that letters OF administration may be
granted upon the estate OF said deceased as per
application on file more fully appears, 1t is
ORDERED-That said application be heard
and determined at O Probate court to be held at
August, AID. 1898, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon,
and that notice be given OF the pendency Of said
application and the time and place Of hearing
some newspaper having q circulation In said dis
trict. A. HEATON ROBERTSON
auto St Judge of said Court
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NnIleR.

NoIIce.
We cannot accept anonymous or return releCt-
ed communications. In all cases the name OF the
writer Will be required, not for publication, but
as a guarantee Of good faith.
Situations, Wants, Rents and other small ad-
vertisements One Cent n Word each inser-
tion. Five cents a word for full week Cseven
times).
Display Advertisements-Peri inch, one inser-
ton, 81 30; each subsequent insertion 10 cents;
Obituary notices, 10 prose or verse, Is cents
per line. Notices of Births, Marriages, Deaths
and Funerals, 80 cents each Local aotioes Is
cents per iue.
Yearly advertisers are limited to their own
immediate business Gall matter to be unobjec-
tionabie), and their contracts do not include
Wants, To Let, For Saie ETC.
Discounts-On two inches or more, one month
and over, 10 per cent; on four inches or more,
one month and over, Is per cent.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-21

City of New Haven June %, 1898.
ORDERED-That the sum of ten hundred and
seventy seven and 5o-1oO dollars be and is hereby
assessed upon the owners OF property fronting on
Whiting street, between State street and Meadow
street, being proportional and reasonable part
ofthe expense Of constructing pavement in said
street.
The names of each party and the amount of
benefit assessed against each being particularly
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-21
New Haven Taxes,

New Haven Taxes. .
THHE sublcriber gives notice to all persons IL
l. able to pay taxes in New Haven on list of
1892, and payable September 1st, 1898, for the
Westville School District, that he will commence
to receive taxes on said list on September LIST,
1893, at his office, No. City Hall, Church street.
Regular Office hours a. m. to 12 m. and to
.. m. THEODORE A. FUTILE,
Collector Of the above named taxes
New Haven Conn. .,iAug. 10, 1893 aull fpt
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2rnutstn1ts, sc.

GREAT DRIVE IN
100 cs. Fine Table Peaches,
2 cans 25c, 81 so per dozen.
The finest Vanilla Waters, 2 lbs 25c.
Watermelons and Citron Melons. 500
fine ripe Watermelons, 25 and 300 each.
The first lot of Sweet Potatoes, 55c peck.
100 boxes Lemons, 10 and 12c dozen.
The finest Sweet Oranges Is and 25c deg.
so bus. ripe Tomatoes, Sc quart.
Big drive in 1 200 pound packages Mus
catel Raisins, packages 25c.
We can sell you pure Broken Coffee, 15c
lb, ground fresh to order.
Fine sliced Dried Apples only Sc lb-
bargain.
Butter! Butter!
Our finest Elgin Creamery Butter 26c
lb, 4 lbs $1.OO. The quality is Al and
warranted to suit.
We can sell you good Table Butter at $50
MOxie! MOxie!
Drink Moxie. The great Nerve Food Tonic.
We are having large sales of Moxie. Try it.
Try Rex Lemonade, only sc package.
Agent for Frank Parsons goods: Sure
Death to Water Bugs, Fatal Foods for Rats
and Nice, Goodbye, Bedbugs. The above
goods sold with guarantee.
Kindling Wood, bbls for $1O0.
Try Rex Gelatine, all favors, only 10c
package.
ID. n. WEIGH i SON.
28 and 80 Congress Avenue,
Branch: Grand Avenue
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One Dollar Per Year Gin advancel.
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Under the fostering care of Uncle Sam
the great American bison Is not quite 30
"extinct" as he was few years ago. The
herd of buffalo in the Yellowstone National
park, according to the report of the acting
superintendent, Captain George s. Ander-
son, now numbers about four hundred.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-21

NOt-Whst mskcs Grimes shapsd go
like corkscreEf D1t-His wtfe'H con
slant twisting him around he. little irger.
Vogue.
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Snt1rna1 aud Courier,

THE CARRINGTON PUBLISHING Q
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-19
StaDt unO Gpumtb.

1S- 9ieblins Der Sausfrauen -
8iasburp's 8eit berfauft bel 5reb. 8.
8ibmaper, $50 2ada. glps.
s9- 2ofaIe gaa6ridten fin6et man
aud auf Der 4. unb 5. Seite.
-D Die @befrau bss Gbbofaten D. 9.
Partribse ftarb am Samitas.
-Sn 8insbamton besins am Sam,
flag abenb Der befannts 3aufmann Dabio
Siridmann SeIbftmorS.
9eter 9insfi erIitt am Montas in
Der Didion 3ede su Green 8ibse einsn
S4abelbrud, Der sefdbrIi6er Natur 1T.
sa- Sir cine llbr gum niebrisiten
9reife ipredt por Bel 6. S9impff, 317
2ada. Gpenue.
9ie 8. 8. & 80. 60. arbeitet nDrb.
lid bon @larfS Summit an einem brittsn
8abnseIsiie.
- Cine sanse 4nsabI bon tbbtIi6en
nnslidSfduen baben iid bieie @ode in
Scranton unb 1mseSenb 3usetrasen.
- StabteontroIIeur 8ibmaper Bat
gb. 6. Spuie unb Gbiparb giieIe aIs
feline Sdreiber anseiteat.
s9 Die befsn MeHeridmiebpaaren
iinb su baben bel @ebriiber SeItpn 30l
Spruce Strabe.
: 9is Sreilisratb 2ose bss Sarusari
Ortens bat Mar 8bler auf @runb isines
neuli4en SeIbitmorbperiudeS aussefo,
BEN.
-Sinf &erle, bic auf bem Sirius
srunbe um Samftue SasarbipisIe bstriss
ben, ipurben bon Der Bclisei berbaftei
unb bonn Wlapor Inn ie s25 beifraft.
= Sn bic Office Der ,,Trutb" ipurbe
am Diittipo9 Morsen elm ginbrud &c.
madt, bic @eloipinbe seiprenst unb ibrea
Snbaltes beraubt, etipa S23 in 8eIb.
ia. S6IoHer reparirt, S6IdHeI ans
sepabt, Sdleifereien unb &eparaturen
bei Geo. Selton & 8ruber, 3ol Spruce
Strabe.
- SrsunS SriB Diirr III mad elmer
idtperen &ranfbeit bon bier @o6en itbi
pieber i'm Stanbe, fiir;ere Spnsiersdnss
bel babider @ittsruns su MAIDEN uni
erbolt ii6 suiebenbs.
= Die GbeTeuts @uitab 2,Isermann
bon Horb 8aibinston Npenue perIoren
Wonta9 Nbenb ibr Tbdtsrlein Mamis
burd ben Cob unb es finbet bic 8eerbis.
uns bieien Oonnsrtas 9iudmittas itatt.
= Dur6 Elm iibsrbeistes 2amin brad
Mortas abenb 6 llbr in Sem Sauis
elmer SamiIie WOran an Green's aaet
in 8ine 8roof Elm Seuer aus, bas biz
9ia6barn IDi6ten.
= Wan ipridt babon, bab an SteIls
bes Saurot 8oitbauieS an @aibinston
Apenue elm srobes SoteI erridtet ipsrben
ica. Ser 8aupIab bat einen nmfane
bon 80 Bel $50 Sub.
= Der 83 Sabre aIte @eorse 8an
SIeet bon Benton Soipnibip ipirb felt
benz 90. 2tpril bermibt unb man gIaubt,
baB er SeIbitmorb bseansen bat ober
ermprost tporben lit.
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HQerlei aus Sem &taat,

-Sn Ortpissburs 1T 9oftOr s. s.
SdieIsr seitprben. Serielbe mar in
Rorbbeim, SannOber, 0eutidIanb, in
1918 seboren.
= Die Sabress Sibuns bes @rpb
&aitsaS Der Sitter bonn @olbsnen GbIer
bonn Staate 8ennipIbanien fparb Iebte
8ods in 9ancaiter abssbuItsn.
- Dominic 9auman, ber aItsfs Dru.
der in SoplestDipn, itarb in sinsm Sospis
tai in 8bilaoelpbia, etipa "a Sabre aIt.
Der 8eritorbene mar eebpren in 8urs'
beim am Hbein in 1910.
- Ser @irarbbiIIs ,,Mannerdor" ,
cine 8ereinisuns beutider Sanger unS
Sreunbe beutiden @eianses, tpirb am
10. Sum- su 2afeiibe Bart, Of Ysabanop
Sunetion, Elm Ssutides Seit abbaIten.
-9as aIbine SctsI, lsts. unb Gbea.
nut Strabe, philadelphia, 1T lebte
Samitas giudt burd 5eusr ssritbrt NOR.
ben. 9ie 100 @dite unb 8eoienitete
bes SotelS fonnten fi6 fdmmtIid retten.
Der 8srIuit tpirb auf sl40. 900 seiddst.
= SIN Sbampfin 1T @apt. Sarrp
8eeie, elm betunnter 8eteran beS 8ebsI,
lionstrieses, seltorben. 8esls bisnte i'm
48. ga. &esment, tpeldss bor 9sters.
burg cine Diine grub, um bas lpsenannte
.Sort Sea" in bic 2uft su iprengen.
ST itedte ben 8inbfabsn su Dem Sprena.
iduiie in 8ranb unb als bieier nibt
redt;eitis Iossins, febrts sr nit @sfabr
feines 2ebens in bic 0tine aurld, um ben
5aben nod einmaI ansubrennen, ipprauf
bic Grploiion pIanmdbis erfoIste. 9ia6
benz &rie9e tppbnte er in MinerspiQe,
soa aber por unsefdbr Is Sabren na&
Sbamcfin, mo sr felt Der Seit ipObnts.
= 9is aussmeine annabme, bab bic
sesentpdrtissn 8i6ter bes 2ieens. 8 erid.
tes in gbllabelpbia bieieS Srlbiabr eine
srbbere 2iberaIitdt ipie ibre 8ors6naer
seiaen ipiirben, mar ridtis. SIN bprieen
Sabre iparen 563 @eiude um ioaenannte
BboIeiaIe' unb 8ottIsrs, ,9icsnisn seiteLt
unb 504 betpillist iporbeu. SIN bieiem
Sabre finb 652 beipiDist porben. Sim
oorisen Sabre tparen 30l5 @eiu6e um
RetaiI. .2icsnien seitellt unb 1888 beipiI.
l,st tpcrosn. Sn bieiem SABRE purbs
um 1890 &etaiI'2iesnien na6ssiu6t unb
1852, nm 244 mebr aIS i'm bpriaen
Sabre, iinb betuilist iporben. glur stpei
aSirtbsn, bic in bisfem Sabre aiesnisn
ssbabt batten, finb bisislben beriusissrt
tporbsn.
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Gin bemtieber 2ambfpirtb

ludt Stslluns ale gerpalttr. @ittbl6aftsspr.
ifetr uter aufiebn. abrslir untfr Z. 9B, 339
Gmmsttifrabs, Seranipn, ga.
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i6intpft NIT elmer binreiBenben ueber,
aeugung, baB man iif periudt fiiblte,
ben fra9lt6en Columbus fur einen
SanSwuriten 3u balten, bdtte er ni9t,
iidmli6 Der &ritifer, bic 8emerfung
einflieBen falien, Der llrbeber beS Dent
mails babe ieinerjeit benz Tribune,
reporter ntdt einnal bas Mobell ,eisen
mollen.
Der Bilbbauer nun, Serr Sonarb
2reti6mar aus ct. 0oufs, bat feline
Stubien tn Wtiin6en, Paris, Honl unb
Slorenj 9enta6t unb eriparb iiG Sur6
berf6iebene S9Spfuneen einen ipeitge'
benbsn Guf, 70 baB man pielletdt nit
etipas mebr Rube an bie 8eurtbetlung
ietnes 8erfes sebeu barf. Gr bat bet
ieiner Daritellun9 oes @ntbeders ii9
bon elmer @rndgung letten laHeu, beren
Relultat allerStn9S Elm auffalleuber
Sci ii6tsausorud Der Sieur lit. gia6
lan9em Stubtum unb seitiist auf Elm
pents befanntes Portrdt bes @olums
bus, mollte 9retI9mar In benz 9opf
ben abitrafteu @ebanfen Der enbli9en
Befriebisuns elmer NIT alien 6aisrn Der
lleberSeusun9 feitgebaltenen Wabrbsit
peri iinnbilbli9en. Desbalb eri9etnt
bas @eiift itartfnobi9 unb bie Sh9e
bodseipannt. Ste brinsen bie b69ffe
@rtaie gum slusbrud, pel9e ben Gnts
beder erfiillt, penn er Dor benz letten
Wfoment Der @ntbedung ftebt, ober
ptelleibt bas erl0ieube p2anbA bereits
erblidt bat. Gr b1lt bic linfe Sanb
auf bic 8rnit seframpft unb ftredf bic
re9ts NIT seipreisten Sinsern wie
iudeuo Dor ii9.
Die Sisur bat cine S6be bon 20
Sub uno murbe BON Der glmertcan
BronSe Comp. tn @rano Groiiing ge'
9olieu.
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ercentrtfferDie Ssrsosin.Wittipe bon
Wtann, perbets Sutberlanb.
ratbete ii6 NIT ibr furS mad benz Tooe
ietner eriten Srau, 3ur @ntrhftuug iets
iter Samilie unb Der boben en9lif6en
@eiellibaft iiberbaupt.
gfa6 ben Gobe beS Ser3o9s Nun
aetste es ii6, baB er ietner Sipsiten Sraii
10 jiemltb NlleS perma6t hattie, mas
ftd ibr pernla6en lief. Daraus ent'
itan6 auf Betreiben Der 8tnoer eriter
Gle Elm 8ro3eB, In beGen 8ertaufe bic
Ser3osinsWittne bel elmer. tn @eSeu.
mart Der beioerieitisen Sa6walter Oor'
9enommenen Priifung BON binter.
laiienen Papisren oeS Serso9s pl6sltd
Elm S9riftitid ersriff nnb es tn's
Seuer mari, mo eS perbrannte, ebe it1
bte Seu9en bon ibrem Staunen wbolt
batten. .Gs mar elm 8rief BON mir
an meinen @atten Dor Der Seirat9 t6
fam bamit tbun, mas i6 mill u er'
flarte iie poll uebermutb. SnbeB Der
Rthter ba6te auberS, iab barin ni6t
alletn eineu I6tun9Speritob segeu ben
@eridtsbOf, tonbern and sinsn iors'
faltig ausgeiponnenen Blan, Elm
S9riftitiid 3l nerni6ten, bas fir bic
@e9enwart ni6tis sepelen ware, unb
perlrtbetlte iie oaraufbin 3u g250
@elobuBe uub-ie9sw6de &C.
fansniBitrafe.
sic fat nun AUDI f6on ben sr0Beren
Gbeil ibrer @efansenidaft btnter iid,
uno ofieubar sebt es ibr In Sollowag
Sail ni6t 3u i6limm, benn es lit ibr
ni9t bios 9eitattet, iid aus benz Setel
su uerf6iti9en, ionoern fte fat aud tbr
eigenes 9ett, ibr Sammermabden unb
0nrf NeSltf,e pnfnfnunptt
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Nerfam0t:

Gin farfsr Sunss I'M has gSdsrssl6Gft su
srltrntn 3u erfrassn 8raa &pbrwalisr,
34f psan Mpenus.
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garte BaraheI.

8ater (;u ieinem auf bte timber
fitat absebenben Sobne): ugtimm Dir
ben SlsiB Der gImeife jum 8orbiloel4
Der Sobu befol9te ben Ratb isines
8aters, nabm ii9 bic gmetie gum Bor'
bib unb that ben san;en 8intsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-19

Oriorb llniuerr
iitdt. Sbr erfter
M a n H., etn
Sanptm a mn
Blair, eri4oB
fid, als er be-
merfte. baB iie
ben 8elperbuns
gen bes Ser3ogs
bon Sutberlano
@eb0r idenfte,
unO bieier 8ess
tere, ein tebr
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9otel 2anbi9er,

S26 @ittston glpe., Scranton, ga.
Bel Der llebernabms oieies Sotsls piro "a
mein 8eitrebsn iein, ben peribeu 8diten fteii
bas Bette bon 9iqu6ren, 8ein Bier nnb Vi
garren por5uieben.
@arme nnb faIte Speiisn ju allen 8eiten UNI
auportommenoe Bebienung
.SenrD 9aub bfder.
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-Sn Orpissburs 1T 0pftOr s. 8
SdieIsr seitprben. DerieIbs mar IL
Rorbbeim Sannober, Deuti6Ianb, ir
1918 gebpren.
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Cine sefamseme Sersosim.

eis bat ben @eri@tsbof beradtst, utnb
nun bafiir biibea, aber aidt tuIe cine
geiu6bnIide Siinnerin.
Gin Sfanbalen LIT In Der boben eng
liideu Griftofratie befanntlt6 BON ieber
fein Wtansel 9epeien; bet usiiefte,
mel9er NIT Der Subafttruus Der Ser,o'
gin bon Sutberlaub feiueu porlduft9sn
gbi6lnb getuncen fat, lieft iid ipie Der
retpite Senfattonsroman.
Die Ser3ostnsWittpe, eine nod test
iippi9e @rfdelnnng, LIT etne seborene
Wtit1ell, bte Go6ter oeS SuratorS Der
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Gtwa 100000 2ofleftoreu
iito i'm 8risfmarfensS sSammelweien be-
S6aiti9t. Das In bieiem anselegte
Sapital belauft ii9 auf etwa $1,000
600.
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g6itaso's Columbus DenRmaf.
90 ioa etiuas eigentbiimIidj ansieBen,
IaQen enaltIdls samerifauiid1e SI9tter,

DaS Columbus Oenfmal, tpel6es
oteier Gage auf Der Safe Sront tn
Gbtcaso erri6tet wurbe, erfdbrt in Der
Preiie gang srunooeridieoene 8eipre'
dun9en. glllen Seitunsen TN 8er'
bamn1uussurtbeil OOran, ldbt bie v@bt'
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fetn sutes Saar uub ibr aritifus
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-01-04
Shopping Hints for January.

Shoppers are reminded that January
is one of the bargain months of the
year, when Odds and ends of all kinds
are often thrown on the general counter
at a startling reduction from their for
mer price. Soft, shaggy goods of pure
wool are likely TO remain in style and
are always a safe thing to buy when
found at a reduction sale, unless the
color is outre. 1t is a foolish thing to
buy the leftover millinery, though it is
sod at a low price, TOR it will be little
used another season. Mlliners are
shrewd enough to make decided changes
so that last years bonnet may look ex-
ceedlngly odd aud old-fashioued, and a
bonnet marks the style of the wearer
more than any thing, not excepting
even the gloves and foot wear r.
member that January is the linen
month of the year. Merchants make
especial efforts during this dull season,
by a liberal display of their linens and
white goods. Ii they have any special
bargains in linens, they are very ready
to offer them at this season. and che
who waits seldom wine. The wise
h%ousekeeper and housemother pur-
chases her supply of coltons and en-
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-01-04
NEWS MATTERS IN BRIEF.

The William Becker Leather %Company's
at Milwaukee, Wis, were burned last week.
Three iremen were killed. The loss is
nearly half a million.
DR.. PAUL GIBIER. president of the New
York Psychological Society ani director
of the Pasteur institute, has discovered a
new treatment of epilepsy by fluid injection.
The material used is prepared from the
vital organs of the sheep, after 1t has I'M
dergone certain treatment i'll the Past, ur
laboratory.
IT il reported that DIR. Charles G. East
man and his wife, Elaine GOudal EtS'man,
together with the principal of the Indian
schools at Pine Ridge agency, South Dd-
kuta, have left the agency, DIR. Eastman
and the teacher having been discharged
from the service of the government on the
charge that they have sent ont sensational
reports that the Indians there were prepar-
ing for au outbreak.
EARLY last Wednesday morning a bomb
was thrown into the main building OF the
Milwaukee street railroad company's plant,
az milwaukee,, Wis. A tremendous explo-
sion was followed by a coufigration hat
DESTROY ed the entire plant and caused a loss
of 100000, Night Watchman Worden
stated that he heard a whizz of something
through the air, which was followed by a
fash and an explosion.
THE White House has been in a state of
quarantine the past week, and bids fair to
remain so for at least a fortnight 10 come.
Red cards, saying, Scarlet fever within,'
are conspicuous on the entrances to the
private part of the mansion on the first
and second floors, and the outside doors dis
play small notices to the effect that the
house IL closed 10 the public. The Office
part Of the building, however, is open for
business az usual. There is no material
change in little Martena Harrison's condi-
ton, and none IL expected until the disease
has run it's allotted course. The attack il a
mild one, and gives no occasion for special
alarm.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-01-04

broideries for underwear at this season,
as well as her supplies of bedding, when
she can choose IRON the abundance of
the season. These standard articles are
never reduced between the seasons;
therefore, nothing is gained by waiting,
aud good purchases may be lost. The
entire supply of cambrics, ginghams,
aud sheer cotton dress goods, is now in
market. Styles are settled enough to
make up these simple print gowns.
The sheer, old.fasionod organdie mus
Inns, such as our g~randmothers wore in
the sentimental days of long ago, are
again in fashion. They are made just
as they were then, with short, empire
waists and simple, clinging skirts bor-
dered with ruff s, a wide empire sash
of the material being tied around the
waist.-Good Housekeeping.