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Mattresses.

CMain Floor.)
On Tuesday we continue our sale OF
Mattresses-every mattress made under
our own supervision, while you wait If
you wish; guaranteed to be as repre-
scented, at nearly half other dealers
prices; you can take advantage NOW Of
these extraordinary inducements by SIM
ply selecting your mattresses and pay
ing a small deposit; goods can be deliv-
cred and paid for when wanted.
Full size Excelsior Mattress, sold TX
at $3.50. ............. bslV
Full size Excelsior Mattress, sold u ~
at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .'...... L. ~
Full size Fibre Mattress, sold v vk
for $i.75 each. for.............."...V sLV
Our improved Sanitary Fibre
Mattress, made of medicated
fibre, with soft top, covered with
best A. C. A. ticking, highly rec u1
commended by physicians. U,UU
Short-hair Mattress, covered with
best A. C, A. ticking, sold else uV
where at $1,000, for................f suU
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Full size 40-lb. Mixed Hair Mat
tress. sold elsewhere for sl5OO.
made while you waltz. ... v,Uu
Full size 4O-lb. Black Long Hair
Mattress, sold elsewhere for w
5000, each...... ...........'.'''' lsOU
Full size 40-lb. pure South Amer
lean Hair Mattress. white,
gray or black, made in one or
two parts, as preferred IN
We again call attention to the fact
that TO secure the above goods Mt these
prices you need only pay small de-
posit; goods can be delivered and paid
for when wanted.
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Fourth Race-Bassetlaw, seagram's
best.
Fifth Race-Little Matt, Terrapin.
Sixth Race-Gloaming, Chauncey.
ADVERTISER.
First Race-Sadie, Roundelay.
Second Race-Lissak, Connoisseur.
Third Race-Sir Excess, Patrician.
Fourth Race--Yo Tambien, Cleaning.
Fifth Race-Tom Skidmore, Buckrene.
Sixth Race-Gloaming, Coquette.
JOURNAL
First Observation-Disclosures, Holloway.
Second Race-Connoisseur, Gotham.
Third Race-Patrician, Sir Excess.
Fourth Race-Dobbins, John Cooper.
Fifth Race-Longshanks, The Queen.
Sixth Race-Coquette, Lghtfoot.
First Race-Sadie, Manchester.
Second Race-Connoisseur, Lissak.
Third Race-Slr Excess, Patrician.
Fourth Race-Yo Tambien. Dobbins.
Fifth Race-Tom Skidmore, Tom
Tough.
Sixth Race-Gloamlng, Assignee.
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Mas. WINsLow's SooTIIING SYRUP for children
tcethlng cures wind collie. diarrhua, &c. Doc. -"
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D. T.. Seagram has good pair in Sara
gossa and Victorious, and seems to have
a chance to win with either. The writer's
preference Is Saragossa. The runner-un
may be Dobbins, and Yo Tambien should
beat the others
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NEW YORK, Aug. 81. 1894
have known Mrs. Rhein abort two years. Miss
Lekner worked for when | broke my q
year ago. My husband IL a musician and was on
TIE road I know that they worked day and
night for a living, and are good respectable
people. HENDtlkA RADI 3Cl.
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Praise from the Housrkecper.

NEW YORK. Aug III, lNs4.
have been housekeeper at the apartment
house at 23l East Ninety fourth street since Jan
J. and have known Mrs. Luiwricna Rhen and
Burga leikner for about. three months. They
moved into my house about that time. The wo.
man worked hard for u living and supported
themselves by taking In washing. Aner moving
into my house they always conducted themselves
in perfectly proper manner. and worked from
early morning until late at night. The only
male visitors they ever had those who
brought bundles Of clothing To be washed, and
they seldom went to the wnmcns apartments.
have never heard Of either Of the wo-
men receiving male visitors on the day OF the
arrest between 10 and II o'clock. two men who
were strangers to mo. came and asked about the
women regarding their character, | told them as
above and they took notes In book, After that
they wen. upstairs and did not come down for
long time Later in the day the women were
arrested and was not told the cause until later.
have never had any cause for complaint about
the women and To my knowledge they never
sold llauor to anybody.
(signed) Mrs AMALIE SCHOEPKE.
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Morning Papers Selections.
AT SHEEPSHEAD BAY.
RECORDER
First Race-Manchester, Holloway.
Second Race-Connoisseur, Keenan,.
Third Race-Sir Excess Patrician.
Fourth Race-Yo Tambien, Dobbins.
Fifth Race-Tom Skidmore, Long
shanks.
Sixth Race-Gloaming, Coquette.
MERCURY.
First Race-Manchester, Magnetism
colt.
Second Race-Connoisseur, Lissak.
Third Race-Sir Excess, Patrician.
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Silk Department.


Beginning Tuesday. we shall display
our first shipments of Foreign and Do
mestic Silks-including erode Londres,
plain and faconne very extensive line
of figured and striped Taffeta Silks, in
two or three toned effects In the new
est colorings; also black figured Taffeta
Silks and Brocades and Peau de Lyons
al, at the very lowest prices, and most
of the styles exclusively controlled by
us.
We offer the following special and ex-
traordinary leaders for the week:
500 yards new two-toned Taneta
Silks. suitable for Blouses.
Waists, &C, in choice new color pu
ings, actually worth &C, for. W
$50 yards 3l-inch China silks, all
colors. light and dark. as navy,
cardinal. brown, brick. cream, l0
blue, &C., positively worth 6jc., at To
100 yards real japanese Habutai
Silks, all light and dark shades, qO
fully worth 59c., our price,. I'D
b60 yds. very choice styles
Changeable Taffeta silks. in
stripes and figures, fully worth 0c
M.3b, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,Ou
400 yards Double Warp Black on
Surah silks, real value &c. at. .OG
24-inch, real value Csc. at....... =,
700 yards Black Faille Fran Cf
caise. worth Sc, at............... iii
Worth sl.35, at.................... 90
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Is nearly himself, in second place and
Lissak third

Third Rsce.-sweepstakes OF SIS each, with
$1,000 added. for three year-olds and upward;
non-winners at this meeting: one mile
2oS Z. Fleischman Sons Sir Excess 1872
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Manchester should capture the open
ing event, with Magnetism colt second
and Roundelay not worse than third.
Second Race.-The Flatbush Stakes, a sweep
stakes for two-year-olds of $50 each, with ST. 500
added; seven furlongs
757. Kentucky Stables Lissak. 40
72l c. Littleheld Jr's Connoisseur. ......... ITO
5Is Gideon Days Keenan................. ITO
76 J. Rupert Jr.'s Gotham. ............... ITO
164 L. Stuats Monaco. Observation-Disclosures. ITO
762 J. II. F. p. Keenes Sir Galahad. 80. ITO
lt6 C. Ittleheld, Jr. y Sablla. ............. LOT
TAG J. A, A. II q ID. ii. Morriss Gutta
Percha........ Observation-Disclosures. LOT
Connoisseur looks the most likely of
this lot, and the distance should suit
him. He may win, with Gotham, who
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Buckrene had an easy race when last
out, and as this race appears to be a
soft spot for him. he may win. Tom
Skidmore should get second money, and
Speculation may be third.
Sixth Race.-HigL- weight handicap sweepst,k,,
OF $50 each with 81 3bO added. 10, tb,.s 49,.
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y2r. 265.
OcriGltsucrb luigCn.

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9iitter 6arlau.) 6.r beute 0cleue
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trng Oa6 GrtenntntB 81 ltrelhcn, 0b9ez
mlelcu. |iir beUtc: ME 3uuOr bcrtdtCt.
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iudt linen Sen iblidcn Trubel nit
9cpci6eu uuO RdNcu 10 picl, wie mO9z
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Fartet aus9ctretcn iei. Yicle ietuer 2lns
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fatbOlii6c SrScn feline 8crIesung Der
iOjioIiltilacn @rin3ipleu iei.
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BON Wtee, no iie ieit Orel WtOn0ten III
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germ 3u Gbrcn Elm Diner 8otidait5z
Sctretar Coleman lit bier mleOer eInges
troIicu.
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Dresden, 4. gtoucmber. r.-Die id6s
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maIden nur0e.
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6euer,pebrIeute bel cluem 8rauoe usruu,
9stradllder 8runoidaceu i'll
Gan 6ranS8co.
2Out8Oills, &g., 1. gtOOcm6cr.
- 8cl einem III Dem 2a0en ser Sin
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9raben. 3wei Oerielben, Gopt. Y0lenz
tin 9llchI unO 5amcS Dtaunlr wur0cu
10 idper ocrleRt, OaB iie icOeniuIl5 lters
ben mcrOeu. Der Strlult bstragt $52, =
600, Die 8criidcruu9 $50, 900. 10
9tcwzSrIcaus, Ea., 4. ltOo. -
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uno YaciIic 0anIpier Comp" al orr
2epce wurOen bcute iummt 1000 BAL
len 8auupOQe uno 0tm ibrgcn Snz
bait elm 9aub Ger 6lummen. SerIuit
$l5O,OOO, gut pcriiaert. Sranltlis
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50 d 0uuen, Ea., 4. gtoobr. -
6eusr 3crit0rte beute iur iriiben Niors
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ouf $4,000 gsidast.
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2aserbauier Der 5irma 0Ol0berg, 2ebens
famm, BOpen & Gcmp. wurOcn bcute
Ourd 6eucr 3erlt6rt. YerIuit 100000.
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Stn0t Baltimore.

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$ SoIIs"-0ie n5groler GOcIwejBz0cz
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9tOlsr, 9IcteFrdiiOentin 6rau 8.
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0(uCs fur Sic.


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Or cbitz uftelr lnp babel inn IS AHSnaH, Deiz
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ben auerneueiteH UtooeHtei;lH IN "Sa6e- uno
rSutalpans" mdSi9er SGn8e oeer in Dem ebr
mooiiden IanetH GcoeutzHra6 Su9ehnltten.
$50 lit Der Iyrels Sieer 9In3u9c alerDarls IN Der
Gtaot, uzo fem StueIotr to1Hte SbHeH elnen
paiicnocrcn 4H5ul Iiefern. gIuc @)roBeH fur aie
Stdturen - Ianae TIagcre gtdHner uno furSe nm
tercgte ioluubl, ipie rcgeImdBg gebaute UtaEEer.
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81. Sabrgang.
Gin Nerl6leuOerm DeS S10nen

Bargain SeGuen 9uuarhtelH-
behtde beS gRObe tauu Yubitums
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G5agoGne Seruun9
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umfauge abasousfeuen mertmure
eranu Tnb b.u 2as
peind Sol lufe &Iufer
gohe a bi8bc nnerh0rn YIn
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eangr 3ablungsiriItcu
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fen uno 0lle auI Greolt 3triGumcn gle Die 0e=
l,geH0eIt nidt. Seeiltn Sic iitD!
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gcrmiidte trIegrupbiidc DcpcIdcu.

Bcrmll1Te trIf9rapDn0c Ocpcl4tH.
- 9n NepzSrlcan3 bat bic Sous
Sdwar3 WtiQinerp SupplgzG0. iuairt.
Die 8srbinOlidteiten merOen uuf $685.
600 an9cgeben.
- 9n 9tewsDOrf brudte Der Stale
nsr 0}tdoeI 9Opes3utO ieincr Satin
cine t0Otli6e ShuBwun0e bei, neil ije
itb weigerte, itd cinem 2eben Ser
Sbanoe bln3ugebeu.
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BeracIIeu sic tttd,t,

sic beiratbsbereit iino brauden Sic 0otScits=
SrEIaoureeH, uHo Spar seidJmuduole. SommeH sic
Su uHs. ISir BADEN te IN aroSter NaHnigfGIt9tcit,
uno mas mebr IT. mir errteu lie fiir Sle uno perIaHs
gen aud feline 6uncpzEreie. 9tun 81 Rortemonnuie5.
28ir baben bsr 2G0 SorteH Bur glusmdbl ausselest:
YortemonHatcs. Sorieu. SarteH= uno 8riefz@tuis IL.
JtetnuH9sbddler, scte $I=4Qs sator ~ l5orttmon=
TaieS HEo Srieetuis in eiHem Stid fiir 80 Gents.
gibedben= mo Inigator.eeoers8o 8ortcnonnaics nit
maiiiu lhcrncH Sdsu IS SIS; i'm 2Hcrthe pon 81 so.
1artcnsStuts aus eftsm ruiiten 9tocr so Gents.
GoIof.Scr 81 nnb S5ranirt pero:icm ie Sc Edt
Wener & ShaIbeimer, Sdrcitmateriaicu:S6noler
NIT popudreH 4reiien, Suopet>Sde Der Saltuuore=
uHo Sop0rorraEe. (265T)
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1lnicr sIeidlmaBiGes
lSreNif. znSfnttf


gut Sbnsn alle bicie gSaarer, Die Sic pilriten,
uRo partet thGtidhlid aut Sbr etacHeS Selleben
nit Der @e;GhtHra. g. III Der lIberae Sel1er,
Der Sic ourd ole 9,IouerIe9eHbslteu bringt, iEz
benz er feline 4Hprube oer GlEtommer Ieoee GIN
Selueu onbeQuemt UHo Eur ioltc !3ablHE9eR per
laIgt, luie tie Jspermanu Ieitt etlteH taHH, obHe
Die gcrinlie unbequemlittci ST iubIen.
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IbeuOS pHen.

llebtrscugcn sic nd, eenam, bah sic in Den
rtdIteu gIaB ecIaugcn idlauen Sic nad Dem
Tomgtt i'm Renter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-11-05
6tItigcs Gr0bcbCu in Der StaOt
Wcrifn.

Stabt WeritO, 3. NOocmber.-
Gin beftises Gr6be5en, 6os Ibcr cine
balbe WtJnutc oausrts, eridittcrte ges
tern 9lbeu0 Gal Die StaOt. |eriOnen
uu0 Yicroe 'uur0en in Ocn Strabcn ;u
Sooen gcwOrfeu. IS lit nidt betannt,
OaB irgenO ciu lSdaoen entItQnO, or
wobl ale Sauier 9riinOlih scriittslt
r,,rrSer
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Gr6t'5 pfrIdRIibe GdOrn,
gsr. 519 umo 521, SnosSroaopag.
t265,70D
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lluicr GabslbrieI.
SaS Icuciie aus ScrItu.

9ie Sriii6 in Der gEllbelmiyaBe. - @eteye
9teTguauoueu merosu ermartet.-&er-
iebuugsu unb Yeuiieuirungeu uu Der
SagesoroUIug. - Der 5trOuwetleI in
9fuBlquo. - 9SaS man ooucn III Der
9telbSbnuptitaot oeutt MD erhofit. -
Ger 9llte pom Sad)ierlpalO wieoer lei,
oeuo. - 2tuOere Nsuigtelteu.
(55ir ben GeutiIcH GorrsipOnoeutcu' Ipejiea be-
rte purCb Die rllntteo IreB" uno Die rlteUzgorter
.giocirte GTeile.")
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SrGnOc.

6euerwebrIeute bel ciuem 8rauoe usruu,
S,rad1lder 8runOidaceu i'll
Can G5rau;ISco.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-08-03
Mansfield State Normal School.

An effective training school for teachers
Special attention given to Post Gradual,
work and preparing students for entering
colege. Expenses very moderate
Graduates from higher courses enter al
vanced classes in College. Graduate,
from the Elementary course are eaippeC
for the practical work of teaching al
branches in the common schools. includ
ing drawing and physical culture. Pros
pective teachers receive material aid from
the State. reducing expenses for board
tuition. light. steam heat. and waships
t42 weeks. in the Junior year, to S165
and in the Senior year to $1lS.
-Four large buildings, all heated by
eteam; fine athletic grounds; healthfu
location; ample accommodations; thorough
discipline.
Fall term opens August 90, 1894
For catalogue and information address
SAMUEL Ii. ALBRO, A. NJ, Phi. d.
Principal, Mansfield, Pa
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SONESTO WV ITEMS

H. @. Boatman has moved into
the Casselbury house above town.
Haying is about all done around
here and the crop was not up TO the
average.
Cyrus B. Miller died on Monday
July 30. Will be buried on Wednes.
day Aug. l..
Passengers for EaglesMere are
much more plentiful than some
time ago, on the E. NJ. r. r..
The agents Of Stoves Uncle
Toms Cabin. are billing this town
and vicinity for performance at
this place on Aug. 9Th.
We expect large pic mic to pass
our town on Thursday Aug. 2, en-
route to EaelesMere. The picnic,
we understand will be under the
Jurisdiction of Camp l57 P. o. s. of
A. of Williamsport. Pa. S.
sonestown, Pa, July 81, 1894.