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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08
THE CREDENTIALS
oftho Chinese Peace Bnvoys Are
Not Satisfactory.
Tho Tnvoys Are Requested to Leave Japan
as soon ~ rosslble-The Battle at Wei
Iiai-Woi-A Americans Captured and
Carried OF by Chinese Natives.

LoSDoS, Feb, 4.--The Central News
correspondent in Hiroshima telegraphs
under sundays date.
premier Count Ito and Viscount
Mnisu, minister Of foreign affairs, had
second interview with China's peace
ENJOYS Saturday afternoon The main
object Of the meeting was TO exchange
credentials The ministers found the
credentials Of the ENJOYS 10 be very i'm
perfect and 10 leave them absolutely
powerless TO conduct binding negotia-
tions, Thoy refused at once to CON
tiuue negotiations, and requested the
ENJOYS TO leave the country as soon as
possible. The ENJOYS will sail Mon
day on the steamship Owarimaru for
NagasalSi, where they will await the
arriyalof the mail steamship for China.
They will be accompanied until they
depart by the inspector general Of po-
lice and several assistant inspectors,
who will prevent any hostile demon
strations on the part Of the people.
The parliamentary resolution to ap-
prove all e2pelitures, regardless Of
amount and date, Is prefaccd with the
declaration that the object of the war
has not been realized yet
a dispatch sent Sunday by the Cen
tral News correspondent in Chez.
Foo says that japanese have
captured the island Of Ling-Kung-
Tau, the last stronghold Of the Chi
neso at Wel-Ilai-Wei The lombard.
ment was terrific and lasted for hours.
The Chinese answered 1t with unusual
spirit but MANY of thelrgun5 werp dis
abled carly in the engagement. To.
ward the close Of the bombardmcntsix
japanese ships landed marines. who
captured the hattenea The lighting
was severe and many were killed and
wounded on each side. As this dis.
patch IS sent the two fleets are hotly
engaged
The Central News correspondent in
Wei.Iiai-Wei telegraphs under date Of
February /, via Tallen Wan: "The
Chinese warshtps were much damaged
in Thursdays hght After the Paichi-
yaso forts capitulated, the japanese
turned the captured guns against tho
Chinese warships, hitting them repeat.
edly, and forcing them 70 change their
position a violent snowstor1n in the af-
ternoon OF January 81 compelled the
Japanese feet to remain Inactive, and
thus frustrated the japanese plan to
bring on general naval engagement
The japanese still hold the entrance
TO the hurbor"
a Central News dispatch sent from
Hni-Chong on Friday says that the
Viccroy Liu Kung III has arrived at
New-Chwang, and will have supreme
command Of the Chinese operations in
Manchurin GEN Nodsu, the Japanese
commander expects to be attacked
Monday or Tuesday. His spies report
that there are about $1,000 Chinese
troops in the neighbornood OF Yong
Kow and Now Chwnng.
The Central News has this dlspa .rh
from Shan-bai "A Chin-Kiaas dis
patch dated February says ths, a
small hunting party from the Amer
can war5hlp Concord accidentally shot
native on Friday and was overpoy-
cred and carried of by other natives.
An armed force was sent to rescue tho
party Nothing further was known Of
the affair wLtn tho dispatch left Chin.
Kiang"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08

CHICAGO, H., Feb Judge Gross
cup Monday ousted j. r Greenhut
from the receivership Of the whisky
trust He allowed Receiver Lawrence
to remain in office as q representative
and appointed Gen. John McNulta as
receiver-in-chiei John j. Mitchell was
appointed another receiver to repre-
sent the New York stockholders.
The decision accompanying the order
was long, and criticised Greenhut's &C.
tions.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08
Not lhe chlcafa wreeh.

CmcAGo, Feb. o. An hops has been
abandoned that the object sighted oil
South Chicago sunday morning will
prove TO be the hull OF the lost steam.
ship ChicorA While further search
was considered useless Monday morn
inr, twas not desired 70 leave a possi-
bic doubt ami lhc tng Morford was
sent on a searching crnisc, hu, was un-
able 70 il1d aurlning but ice. NUM-
h2f ~ hnN eANrs Were ea,nrnicrcd
vaiga m .V ea'ilN Va sgl,cn for boat
from Vie ,lnrt tni 70 was DOUBTLESS
Que uilAe. ils' eluHoei ,o much win
hopc nnl NNlplrvn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08

WAsHINOToN, Feb. A-s ENATE. The senate
Saturday confirmed T. Eugene Jarngan OF
South Carolina, 70 be L. $ consul 70 Ruatan,
Honduras. Lee Mantle took ne oath Of ONCE
Saturday as L, s. senator ir0ul Montana. He
has been the subject Of much contention as
he once before presented bis credentials based
on appointment from the governor but the
senate declined to accept them. The senate
spent most OF the day on the district appropri-
alton bill The conference report on the forth
fieution bill Was agreed TO- except the item OF
fifty mortars on which . further conference
was ordered
HoUsE Representative Beltzhoover. OF
Pennsy yv4nla, has introduced 10 the house a
bill Tor the allowance Of certain claims re-
ported by the accounting oficers OF the C. S.
treasury department No business Of impor-
tance transacted In the house saturday
WASHINGTON, Feb. r = SENATE. Senator
Turpie Gnt) Monday, introduced q petition
from the letter-carTiers Of indianapolis pray
ing Tor the passage Of the bill now D. fore coa-
gross 70 increase their pay. Tr sherman
introduced four petitions Of citizens of Ohio
praying an amendment TO the constitution
prohibiting the passage Of any law respecting
religion or the appropriation Of any money IN
old Of any Institution which is wholly or In
part under sectarian or ecclesiastical control.
Private bllls introduced Monday. By Mr..
Thurpic Gndl TO pension Geo. Washington.
late fireman Of the L. s ram Linus. ~ the
Mississippi marine brigade by Mr.. yoorhees
TO pension Margaret Hector, mother OF tho
late Capt Wm. Hector, company A, Eigh-
teenth regiment, New York cavalry.
HOUSE The omnibus war claims bin de-
feated by the house Monday. Included appro-
prlatious OF $1,000 for payment OF claims IN
Kentucky tffO0I for West Eirrfuia and 2f-s :
600 for Tennessee, The house reduced tho
post Office appropriation bill sl0SO4 and re-
turned IL 70 The senate ArideT 10 the sundry
civil appropriations win be offered BY Allen
(Nebl IN the shape Of an amendment 70 coin
oil uncoincd silver bullion owned by the gov
ornmeut The legislative appropriation bill
carrying 81 sos. SO was reported Representa-
tive Bynum introiuced Bill 10 remove the
charsc Of dcscrtion from the record Of John
Kelly, late private, Company D, Eleventh
United States infantry, and 10 grant honorable
a. 4
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08

NEW ORLEANS, Feb IA special
train, with $50 Negroes aboard, arrived
here sunday over the Queen 4 Crescent
road from Atlanta, destined for Mexi-
co, The exodus is under the control OF
the Mexican Colonization society,
which, IL is claimed, has made con-
tracts with thousands Of Negroes In
Mississippi. Alabama and Georgia Ia
take them 10 Mexico and settle them
ON lands there In the northern states
near the Rio 6randc, which land will
be sold 10 thcm Oa long time and at
very low pri,ys. Tho colony which
went through New Orleans sunday Ia
the lral to start 10 Mexico.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08

SAN Francisco. Feb As result
of the conference between Chief
Arthur and the local locomotive engi-
neers, a wage schedule viii be present
cd to the officials OF the Southern Pa
eific Co, Monday, and unless the con-
cessions asked are granted a strike Will
be ordered.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08
ANTIToxINE.
Steps Arc Being Taken TO Meet the Demand
Tor the Rcmrdv.

Aht Aif NetaANtfs
WAsHlNGroS, Feb. THE officials
Of the Marine hospital service have
been notified by ParlSe, Davis 6 Co, Of
Detroit Mich, that the interest in
antitoNinc has been so widespread
that they have taken up the subject
with the view to relieve the heavy de-
mand for the article in this country,
which the foreign houses have not been
able 70 meet and they expect to have
their product ready for the market
early in March
There seems 20 be no further doubt,
say the Marine hospital otliciaIs, as to
the value Of antito1ine, when properly
handled, MS weapon against the
rayagc3 Of diphthcria. and it is to be
aquestipn OF but a short time when
the supply in this country will 10
equal to the demand.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08

NEWToN, M, Feb. "A wreck oc-
cured on the Indiana S Illinois South
ern railroad, near this place, Sunday
afternoon No one was killed, bl,, tho
injured number six The wreck was
caused by deeuyod ties and a defective
iolnl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08

WAsuINoroN Feb 5.-The amount
Of bonds which the administration con
templates issuing and may give notice
Of al any time is sl00,O00,0OO Of four
per cents 10 run 80 years Arrange
ments.i. Is believed, have been prac,
tioAlly concluded assuring The govern.
mcut that these londs viii be paid for
with foreign rold.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08
M. l. Am.nl llr crr.lllnllnn

WtsntNlroS Feb ,. In the senate
Munda Mr. sherman introduced four
petition, % eit.zcus OF Ohio praying an
amcndmeatto thc constitution prohib-
iting the passage of any law respect
ing religion OF the appropriation OF
any money in aid OF any institution
which is wholly or Ia part under sec
tartan or ecclesiastical control
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08

BRooSLYN Feb. President Benz.
Norton and superintendent Daniel
Quinn, Of the Atlantic K. r. Co, sat
urday morning through their counsel,
ex-Judge Morris, waived examination
in the Adams street police court and
were held in $500 hail each to await
the action Of the grand jury, The
charges on which President Norton
and superintendent Quinn are held are
for alleged violation Of section $50 Of
the penal code and for compelling three
OF their employees 10 work moro than
ten hours n day.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08

PANS, Feb. with state honors
the body OF Marshal Canrobert, tho
last OF the marshals Of France, was
sunday inferred at the Hotel des In
valideS The funeral Of the great sol
dier was made the occasion OF an inn
posinr military affair.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08

MoEGANiJwN, W. Va Fob. While
John kcunriy Rchari Smith and
Chas N'ur1th wc-c repairing a water
main Monday afternoon a pot cau-
tanning half q gallon nf molten lead up
50; upon them, burning them horribly
Smith and Kennedy willprobably iie.
II thgy r2carcr they will lose both
eyes ears and noses and otherwise be
terribly disfgurcd. Hoproth win lose
the use Of one arm.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08

Colon Feb. g.--The steamer Ameri-
que, from st. Naznirc for way points
and Colon, reported Friday Us having
stranded of Cape Agosta, near Savan.
nilla, department. Of Bolivar, Colom-
bin, remains In bad position, and Il is
expected that she viii become a total
wreck. There are two hundred per-
sons on board Of her, nnd they are in
great peril.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08

SHANGHAI, Feb, t.--It Is stated on
good authority that the British. French
and RhHN m.sisicrs at Toxic and AZ
pekln have received instructions from
their governments TO advise Japan and
China 70 arrange terms Of pcace.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08

VmNNA, Feb. 4,-Advices received
here from Constantinople show that
the Turkish minister OF justice has or
dcred the judges throughout the conn
try 10 mlict the maximum penalties
whore Armcnians are convicted of
onenscs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08

RIcHMoNn, Va, Feb, 4-Lee camp,
confederate veterans. have inaayurat-
cd tho movement suggested 10 ask the
government to convert the Geld Of Ap-
pomattox into a national park.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08

NAsuvuIE, Tenn, fch. a.--The stale
senate Friday, by vote OF sc 10 ). re.
jected a bin TO establish the whlppln,
post iorpcrsons guilty Of petit larceny,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08

PEORIA, ILL.,, Feb. President
Grecnhut left Sunday night for Chiea-
60. Before leaving he gave out for
publication the sworn statement Of the
board of directors OF the whisky trust,
adopted at their meeting IN Chicago.
Ii is document Of about e,0OO words.
II says in part, "Wc state that all
said charges OF willful mismanage-
ment or Of wasting the assets are ut
terly groundless, false and untrue. All
our nets have been ac.oriing to our
best Judgment in the interest OF the
company aud its stockholders, and II
there has Oeen any error IL was an
error Of Judgment"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08
SCANDAL AND MURDER.
a Detroit Dentist Braincd by nj. wIfo's
Nur4a.

DErRou, Mich, Feb. i.--Dr, Horace
Z Pope, dentist with an office and
residence on Michigan avenue, was
killed Saturday morning by VIM. Brus-
seau, Mrs Pope's nurse
According to the story told by Brus-
seau, he found nr. Pope sitting on his
wife's led holding cloth saturated
with chloroform over her mouth.
When Brusseau entered the room the
doctor fired at him but missed The
nurse seized hatchet and buried 1t in
the skull OF the man.
Unlawful relations between Brus-
seau and Mrs. Pope are said to have
been the cause Of frequent ana bitter
quarrels between the popes and the
police believe this led to the murder
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-02-08
FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS


WAsHIEGToS, Jan. 21-sENArE-At ~
morning meeting Of The senate finance con
mitteo the various propositions embodied
the Jones Vest. Mcpherson. smith and q
man bills vert gone over, and there were somt
indications toward the closo Of the meetii
that IL might be possible 10 secure q majority
vote on m0dl1catiouo o. The Jones bill Thct
was no vote on any proposition, however ~
Jones told the committee that n there was =
decision on tho lines Of his bin or any othe
measure be would ask leave 10 report his bib
that # might be brought before tho senate 4
action
HoUsEA special order was invoked u
day TO bring upthe bill to repeal the 0ne-t
OF cent d!nerontial dut7 imposed By the j,
tarln law on sugars imported By bounty pak
ing countries, and n was passed with@
amendment By a vote Of s3a a. The def
was Of an Interesting character mad 90 n
very spirited It touched quite extensive.
the treasury sitnatioa and tho remedies
applied The conference report on
granting O pension Of hfty dollars nd
Catherine Tod Chticuden, widow Of G
tenden, was adopted
WAsHISGros, Jan si-sESATE
day tho currency question was nd
the members Immediately after n
were approved, and In o short time
most sensational sessions OF
was on 10 earnest. Senator Ng'
the gold theories and announce
parted company from Cloyclal
Vest and lliil also made strong
latter introduced o resolution
secretary Of tho treasury TO m
whether lt Is necessary or dos
lation should be had authori
bonds treasury notes or %
roalizo money Tor the pnrrf
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-24

A carload Of dynamite exploded In San
Paulo, Brazil.
The Valkyric has the greatest sail spread
ever put on eloop
Moses Wright, an old Boston artist,
died at Surcsncs, France.
Illinois froc silver Democrats are di-
ydcd among themselves.
Steamer ST. Louis arrived at New York
with her rudder damaged
B.cyclist Fountains went Al miles 1905
yards In "a hours in London.
Discoaraging news mas becn received
from tho Arctic whaling tour.
John G. X. Lawrence, president Of tho
Coney Island Jockey club, Is dead.
Eastern orators are to make tour
through the northwest and preach Democ-
racy.
DIR. Pemberton Dudley of Philadelphia
was elected president of the American In
stitute of Homeopathy.
Cardinal Amilcare Malagola, arch
bishop of Fermo, Is dead. He was born In
1910, was native of Italy and was created
cardinal i'm lS93
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-24
TERSE TRIBUNEITES


The Buffalo Bill show this evening will
be the drawing attraction.
Edward Daley of the Pawtucket team is
suffering from ivy poisoning.
Thomas Dewire is now working on the
Vanderbilt mansion at Newport.
Miss Isabella A. and Anna G. Barney
are at Cottage City for the season.
Edward Thayer and wife left Saturday
for their summer home at Chatham
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Frank Garvin and Miss Julia Garvin.
The new Democratic City Committee
will meet this evening for organization.
Ex-Gov. l.. b. Darling and family have
gone to their simmer home at Chatham.
This afternoon the Pawtuckets and the
New Bedfords Will meet on the Dexter
street grounds.
j. b. 8. Brazeau delivered lecture be.
fore the st. Jean Baptiste Society at Harris
Vile last evening.
Mrs. j. Mccain of South Boston Is
spending few days with Mrs. j. Back
OF Carnation street.
There came near being a street row In
Collyer square during the Salvation Army
parade Saturday evening.
Today is st. Johns day and it is being
celebrated in Woopsocket. Pawtucket
will assist to large extent.
The name Danielsonville has been
changed to Daniels, so those who mail
letters there should be careful.
Marriage intentions have been fled by
Hugh Finley and Mary Donohue; Henry
McCabe and Miss Bridget Rowley.
Mayor Tiepke has returned from Cleve-
land, o., where he spent the past week In
company with Gov. Brown and others.
The degree of Bachelor of Arts was con-
ferred OIL Thomas p. Corcoran of this
city at the graduation exercises at Brown
University last week.
The friends Of the Mystic Shriners are
invited TO the home OF Mrs. A. d. Ross at
1886 Broad strest this evening at O'Clock
to witness the parade.
william Grimes ~ the happfest man In
this city today and the cause OF his joy is
a boy, which arrived yesterday. The lad
Is lively little youngster.
The Pawtucket Cycle Club made club
run yesterday and score of members un-
der the leadership of Capt. James went to
Taunton and enjoyed dinner at the City
Hotel.
Saturday freight train and a horse be-
longing to Joseph Blsis Of Garfield street,
Central Falls, met on the Darlington
crossing and the result was that the
equine was killed.
The funeral OF Robert Sherman will
take place Wednesday at 1 O'Clock. On
the same day from IL to 1890 o'clock an
opportunity will be given those who wish
to see the remains for the last time.
The auction sale of lots on the Darling
plat at Darlington Saturday was a big
success as the number sold was enormous
and the prices were satisfactory. The
sale Will be continued next Saturday.
Yesterday small chilo of family liv-
ing on Mineral Spring avenue fell from
high chair and its nose and hips were
split. A physician was summoned and
the infant attended to. The wounds are
not dangerous but painful.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-24
Hosiery Departme ent.

100 dozen Mems fast black and
tan seamless Hose, round heel,
full length leg, firm and elastic
A pairs for Zoe.
80 dozen Ladies' fast black
seamless Hose, DOUBLE SOLE
AND HEEL, TIC a pair.
25 dozen Ladies' fast black
Hermsdorf, real 40 gauge,
extraordinary value, 25c a pair.
Shirt Waists.
25 dozen Ladies' Shirt Waists,
elegant patterns, pointed yoke,
laundered collar and cuffs, worth
sizes 80, "a and 36, at 69c.
25 dozen of odds and ends of
Print and Lawn Waists to close at
19c.
IL dozen Children's Gingham
Aprons and Drawers, while they
last 19c, sizes 2, 4 and 6.
Chiloren's Lawn Hats, 19c.
Children's Lawn Bonnets, 10c.
49c-Another case of satine,
strip Corsets, positively worth 75c,
49c.
With every pair of Corsets a
bottle of White Clover Cream.
Notion Department.
5 gross double handle Curling
Irons worth l0c each, nicely fin
ished, &c each.
10 dozen fancy silk Arm Bands,
gilt buckle, regular price 25c; 16c.
Silk Belts, with black buck
les, 10c and IL 1-2c.
An elegant assortment at 25c
and SOC.
Parasols.
The greatest bargain of the
year-A small lot of 80 all silk
Parasols, with ruffles and best
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-24
Era OF Great Canals.

Tho last few years have been remarkable
for the revival Of waterways. The value OF
thcsc arteries Of trade, which had been dis.
credited and considered antiquated, In
again recognized. The Manchester and
the Corinth ship canals have been opened
to trade within the year, and now two
more great waterways and third one of
secondary Importance are ready for formal
opening Sun.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-24
Japanese Politics.

KOBE, June 2i.-The japanese govern
ment is determined not to permit an agi-
tation of their policy. The joint commit
tee Of the opposition parties has been dis
solved and their meetings prohibited.
Despite these measures reconstruction of
the cabinet is probable shortly Count
Innoye has returned to Japan. and the
Corean question is being earnestly dis
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-24
To Explore the Caucnnn..

Count Eugen Zichy, member Of the Hun.
garian parliament, has undertaken AZ his
own expense an exploration OF the eau.
casus. He Is accompanied by several sci.
entists. He will look especially for tribes
related 10 the Magyars In that region. The
expedition will cost about $4,000.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-24
Their Platforms.

FI8ufOrmB.
Morton-The need of a man Of age and
experience.
Reed-'1would be such joke on the
Democrats.
Harrison-One good turn deserves an
other.
Allison-The need Of good western
man.
Lincoln--D-n Mugwump!
Alger-It is time to vindicate the dark
horse.
Hastings-My state Is unanimous.
Cameron-Cameron and what the peo-
pie want.
Foraker-I may fool 'em yet!
McKinley-I want it!-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-24
DtPo.

SHERMAN-In this city, 2h inst Robert
Sherman, IN the 10Th year his age. tu-
neral at his late retiience, l04 Walcott
street, wednesday, The 26th inst. at p. m.
Relatives and friends invited without fur.
ther notice. Burial later. On the same
day. from II a. IN. to IL 80 d. M, an oppor.
tpnity will be given all who wish to visit
the house for last look.
ABBOTT-In this city. 23d inst, John Frank
Abbott.
BRIGGS-In Johnston, 22i inst, Sarah A.,
widow OF william Briggs, aged So years.
MAsON-In Providence. on the 92d inst., vii.
liam r. Mason, in the 6oth year Of his age.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-24
Sanger to Sc Suspended.

PHILADELPHIA, June "a. = Walter @.
Sanger, IA member of the Spalding team, Is
to be suspended by Chairman Gideon of
the l.. A. w. racing board, pending an In
vestigation into the amateur status
With Sanger there Is every possibility
that another member of the same team
will bc notified that he, too, must show
cause why he should not be declared a
professional rider.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-24
An Age of Miracles.

Queer things are happening in New
York nowadays. man has refused n s7,-
600 position as municipal magistrate, and
another man has declined the position Of
city chamberlain, which Is worth s25. 900
year This Is an age Of miracles.
ton Herald
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-24
A Little
Bit Crowded.

The store was little bit crowded with
eager buyers OF last week, but we like 1t
thst way; and to "keep 'em coming" we
offer this week exceptional values In
straws.
Remember, our Furnishing Department; (;
we're never prouder than when We help
you feel proud.