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Shot His Friend.

Middletown, July 21,-John Machka-
vitz has been arrested for shooting Pc
ter Beernofslki through the instep OF
the left foot this morning. These men
and Marion solefusky attended a Polish
wedding at Duck Hollow, leaving Mar
IONS revolver in a valise at Peter Re-
vousky's. This morning Marion called
for the revolver. John took 1t from the
valise, pointed 1t at Peter, who was
abed, and said:
Look out, fire." He fired. The ball
went through Peters foot shatterine
the bone. All of the men recently came
here from Shenandoah, Pa.
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LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day at 1868 a. m.
Yesterdays travel on the electric cars
was about the largest Of the year.
Miss Grace Conway Of this city is
the guest Of Mrs. Herman Atwood in
Stonington.
Prof G. Gruener of Yale college End
his mother are guests of Mrs. E. c.
Marggraff in Watertown.
Miss Kitty Ward Of this city is board
ing at Mrs. WalthaM Mitchells Of
Southport for a few da*s.
Rev. S. H. Watkins and family Of
Norwalk leaves on the 9th for a two
weeks visit to Nova Scotia.
Mrs. John Wickcliff Beech and daugh-
ter Lucy Of this city are guests of Mrs.
H. II. Bridgman in Norfolk.
Frank s. Hamilton, a bookkeeper at
the Candee Rubber company, has re-
turned from a weeks stay at Lake
Waramaug.
Miss Katie Lynch of Renevo, Pa,
is visiting Mrs. Thomas Fitzpatrick of
Orchard street. Miss Lynch has a
large circle Of friends in this city.
F. e. Beach, editor of the Berkshire
Courier and formerly editor of the An
sonia Sentinel and the Waterbury
American, is enjoying his annual vaca-
tion in visiting old friends in this
state.
At the reunion of the Fifth regiment
to be held a Norwalk August q mem
bef Of the regiment will be selected
whose name shall be sent to. Governor
Coffin for appointment as commissioner
tor the National Military park at Chat
tanooga.
Captain Charles E. Dayton of the brig
q. Towner. formerly of this port, but
now of New York, has been here on a
visit. He left last evening to take a
general cargo for the West indies. Cap
tain Dayton is am old navigator and has
made many friends when sailing fol
FRANC G. Phipps Of this city.
Mrs. Fanny E. Savage is critically
Ill at her home, 25e Congress avenue,
and her physician has doubts of her
recovery. Mrs Savage will be remem-
bered by the older New Haven residents
as the wife of Jesse Savage, who was
murdered in 1870 in one of the streets of
this city while on his way home.
After most sultry day, which was
one Of the hottest of the year, a thun-
der storm set in at about 10 O'Clock
last evening and the electric cars, which
had been laden to overlooking all the
evening previously were packed with
excursionists making for home as quick
Iy as possible. In a half hour quiet
reigned in the streets and the rain con-
tinued to fall.
About forty college students are now
employed by the Block Island hotels
Yale and Brawrn leads, says the Nor,
witch Bulletin. Most Of them are wait.
ers and they do their work faithfully
earning am honest dollar and at the
Same time having the benefit of a sum-
mer's outing at one of the pleasantest
and most healthful resorts on the At.
lantic coast.
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MAIlEKNEErNs@.
White Goods

End'ot-the'season prices, reduced
IN some cases, more than one half
-. 100 yds. real French Organdi,
wnite hgures on black ground,
IL Lee. a yd.
100 ,yds. English Dimity, colored figures
on white ground, 12.1-2c. yd,
200 yds. French Batiste in white, cardinal,
pmk' blue navy and yellow, 15c. yd
Extremely valuable Dotted Swisses at
~ i.2c. to G2 lee. a I'd. Quantities
running low, Don't delay if you want them.
Broken quantities of India Llnons with
worse than broken prices, 8 to 81 Lee.
a I'D, including one special line of India
Linons in indigo blue, sold as a steady leader
at Q 5-4c. Finishing price, 5 SIC. a
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A STUDENTS YERSION
OF the Hotel Majestic and Its Guests-He
Suggests the Following Lines.

OF the Hotel Majestic and Its Guests-He
Suggests the Following Lines.
A few days ago I sent you some verses
over my signature giving my impress
sions of the Hotel Majestic. Since then
have met a friend, a student in Yale,
who says he can write verses better
than I can and from what he knows
of the Majestic Che had friends staying
there during commencement suggests
the following lines in honor of the Yale
college professors who have made this
luxurious establishment their home,
having leased suites of rooms before
going to Europe for their summer yaca-
tons In this magnificent hotel. My stu
dent friend only enumerates the three
Yale professors. Perhaps he found it
difficult to set the others to rhyme. He
says they will sing his verses In the
glee club and they will become famous.
Some of the occupants that he has not
mentioned, who have made this house
their permanent homes, are Professor
and Mrs. Parsons (music), Mr.. Leighton
late Of the New Haven house (two
years., the Misses Dickerman, e. Shell
ton Cornell and family with maid (two
y,
Mrs. Foote's on York street; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kimberly; the latter l
mentioned in my last. These are all
that I remember now. There are quite
a. quite a number of transients. Among
the latter are Mr.. and Mrs Lewis of
Torrington, who have engaged rooms
for month and accommodations for
their coachman, and they brought an
elegant span Of horses with them and
are stabling them at Cruttenden's Hy-
perion stables There is no doubt but
the house will be overlooking with
guests in the fall.
THE MAJESTIC REDEEMs THE
TOWN"
Bishop Fairbanks and Niemeyer
Are in the Majestic by the year.
Drink her down; drink her down.
They are professors in old Yale,
And their labors made them pale,
Drink her down; drink her down.
They went to Europe in a gale
Just to have a little sail,
Drink her down; drink her down.
They will hob-nob with crowned heads,
But will have no better beds,
Drink her down; drink her down.
They will get back in the fall
Just in time to check our gall,
Drink her down; drink her down.
Now the Majestic redeems ''the town"
Let us all drink her down,
Drink her down; drink her down.
We can't enumerate right here
All that leased there by the year,
Drink her down; drink her down.
But congratulate each guest,
For he has the very best,
Drink her down; drink her down.
GEORGE EDGERTON.
Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely
cure rheumatism and neuralgia; entire
ly vegetable, safe.
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Hosiery and Underwear

Heavy selling reduced quantities.
Now for reduced prices to clear out
reduced quantities.
Ladies' tan Hose imported to sell at esc.
go at A5c. pair Chldren's black and
tan Silk Hose, 39c. pair
Children's 2sc, quality fine tan Cotton
Hose, at a2 lie. pair i. 38 cent quail.
ity Hermsdorf Black Hose, Csc. pair.
Case of Ladies' tan Seamless Hose,
loo. pair !" Hermsdorf black boots
with colored tops, ~ Lee. pair.
475pairs OF Ladies' finest Hermsdorf I"
Black Hose, csc. pair.
$I.25 $I.oo and IS cent qualities Of Ladies'
Colored Silk Hose, 49c. pair.
A mixed lot of odds and ends Of Under
wear, including the balance of Boys snnl-
mer weight gray drawers, a2 re G. each.
Everything in this lot was IS cents and over.
Children's IS cent quality of gauze Vests
and Pants, EsSc. each =. Ladies' Jersey
Vests, 6 for 25 cents.
Ladies' summer Wool Vests, high neck
and short sleeves, 39 cents.
Sr.oo and other qualities of broken lots
of the American Hosiery Co.'S Summer
Underwear, 80 cents.
Pure white Jersey Isle Vests, imported to
sell at 80 cents, go at csc each :. La
dies Balbriggan Vests and Drawers, made
tn France, go at % cents.
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L-anguishing Laces

Laid right out on the Counter for
easy seeing and easier selling. Some
at Il value.
Lot I. Oriental and Platte Valenciennes
Laces in all desirable widths and patterns.
and coiored silk laces 9 in. wide in pink,
cardinal, light blue, lavender, orange at
II 1.2 yd.
Lot 2. These vary in width from to IL
inches and include every well known style
OF Cotton laces in ecru, cream and beurre
colors, at 17c. a yd.
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A Glove Gathering

Brisk trade, hence a limited
quantity. But everything that is
slightly imperfect, soiled, off size,
off color, (including even the
Xavier Jouvin and other high class
Cloves has been gathered into 3
lots where customers can pull them
over to their hearts content. Tardy
buyers won't get the cream.
Lot I. 25c. pair.
Lot 2. soc. pair.
Lot 5. 9Sc. pair.
IS cent Cynthia Gloves go into this
great gathering at soc. pair. Colors, tan,
brown and gray.
Also the entire balance of our tan and
brown, Mousquetaire and 4-button Chamois
Gloves at SOC, pair.
And all of our rs cent tan, gray and brown,
tipped finger Silk Gloves, soc. pair.
Average up these prices and they're less
than 0;ft Aagf what they we're.
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T1uslin Underwear

Ladies Night Gowns, empire, mother
hubbard and round yokes, good muslin
trimmed with lace or embroidery
Broken price, Az cents.
oS Cert Gowns, square, high and V neck,
very long and full, trimmed with ribbon
and embroidery, IS cents.
Gowns, cambria or muslin trimmed with
Val lace or double ruffie Of embroidery, tied
with ribbon bows.
Broken price 95 cents.
S. IS Gowns, finest Cambria trimmed with
embroidery and Torchon ACE, $3.50.
Walking Skirts with hemstitched cam
brio ruffie and trimmed with lace or en-
broidery. Broken price 30 cents.
Walking Skirts trimmed with embroid-
cry and with inch deep rufles. Broken
price, So cents.
Walking Skirts of cambria, umbrella
shape. with embroidery trimmed lawn
founce and dust rufle Broken price, Csc.
Short Skirts, every one Of them far. far
ahead of the prices, 80, So, IS, cents and
s1.3s.
Drawers made of Chill" muslin, fine
tucks and deep hem, % cents. Drawers Of
heavy muslin; pretty embroidered ruf1es
80 cents.
Drawers OF good muslin, various styles
of tucl,ing and embroidery trimming, Al
cents. Drawers in regular and extra wide
sizes, in cambria or muslin, trimmed with
lace or embroidery, IS cents.
SI.o8, sI.75 and sI.4S Drawers in broken
lots, all go at 50 C. pair.
9S and Is cent Chemises, fine muslin,
square or V yokeS. embroidery trimmed, so
cents. Long Chemises, round yoke, deep
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Fave it Sent to You.

During tho summer the JOURNAL &
COURIER will be sent, postage paid
for SO cents a month and the address
changed as often as4 desired
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WEATHER. RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 81. 1895. sp. m.
Forecast for Monday-For Massachusetts,
and Connecticut: Showers, cooler In western
portions, variable winds.
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Local Weather Report.
rc,, 1rrru OI llnS

Mean temperature. ~.
Max. Temperature. 80.
Min. temperature. SO.
Precipitation inches.
Max. velocity of wind. 12-SW.
Accumulated deficiency OF daily mean tenn
perat,lre sinoe January |. 10 degrees: or an
average daily deficiency OF 3 degree.
Total deficiency III precipitation since Janu-
airy l. eli Inches.
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Note.-A minus sign IL pretxed to ther-
mometer readings indicates temperature be-
low zero.
"A TT" in connection with rainfall indicates
a trace of rainfall too small to measure.
Snow is melted and resulting depth Of
water not known.
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Monday, July d. 1895.
NEW ADVERTISEMENYA TODAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.
Auction Sale--R. B. Mallory.
Clearance Sale-Wm. Frank b Co.
Carpet Sale-Brown s. Durham.
Committee on Sewers-tity Notice,
Daily Chat--Malley, Nicely 4 Co.
Excurson--N. Y, N. II. & ii. r. X. Co.
Estate Nancy S. Brookett-Probate Notice.
Freezers--Linsley. Root l. Co.
Great Bargain Sale-E. Mcintyre Il 90,
Grand Shopping Einporinm-F.M M. Brown \ Co
Hose-Linsley, Root & Co.
Keep Busy -Chas. Monsoon Co.
Last Week-The Bowditoh Furniture Co.
Lawn Moweis-Linsley, Root g. Co.
Screens--Linsley, Root & Co.
This Is To Be--Howe * Stetson.
Wanted-Situation-a Daggett Street.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.

THREE MONTHS, $3.50; ONE MONTH, so
CENTS; ONE WEEK. 15 GENTS; SINGLE
Copies, CENTS.
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TO CONSIDER


Furs and Fur Repairing at
this season of the year
seems somewhat premature.
We beg to assure our pa
irons, nevertheless, that re-
modelling and repairing
may be done during July
and August in perfect ac-
cord with the fashions of
1866, and with less expense
than in the Fall or Winter.
BROOKS s. CO.,
Chapel and State streets.
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THIS Is TO BEG

THIS Is TO |
Il remarkable ayeek. Ms0ey hare =
mark NE expect asah H0s!y selling
gains,
Don't fail 10 sOahcd his speds s0s
Linens.
Such values at this don't grow or
every bush.
Linen Huck Towels, hemmee
ready for use, Size aox4o.
1870. ca. or $l.5O the doz
WASH DRESS FABRICS.
Favorable time to buy now, when
we want to sell badly.
Fast Black Wash Dress Lawns
with lace stripes and openworl
plaids, rec. and asc. quality. tt
close,
1870. the yard
CORSET NEWS.
We have had marvellous sale o.
the Snowflake" Summer Corset, fol
it is just what we claim, viz: the
best corset ever sold under soc.
Our line now replenis he'd in white
and drab, all sizes, IS to 80, at
800. the pair
We also put in to close few doz
en- fast black Ventilating Corsets-
originally sold at $3.50 per pair
Only three sizes left. 10, 10 and 20
Take them at III
a 39c. the pair
A BIG BARGAIN.
The greatest Wash Dress Goods
Drive of the season.
Llama Cloth, Jaconet Duchesse,
Breeze Cloths and Satin Striped
Lawns, all this seasons desirable
printed Wash Dress Goods, 81 in,
width. Jumped together regardless
of cost, and out they go at
TIC. the yard
Center Table.
LAcEs.
Too many values to enumerate
but we can simply say if you want
laces here's the place to buy.
SILK SHOT.
Here's bargain in every sense
of the word. We inventory our silk
stock Thursday, and want tc
sell these out before then. We think
this without question the most de
sirable silk offering ever seen here
1000 yards Rich, Fancy Taffetas
light, dark and medium colorings
all new styles-checks stripes anc
fgures-have been sold at 6oc., 75e
and $500 the yard. Beginning
Monday, and just for a few days,
Doc. the yard
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Millinery

You know what rigorous reduc-
tons have already befallen this de-
partment. Now for the climax. In
some cases rs the first price is
asked.
All Of our Mems Straw Hats, Csc.
each. All the Boys Straw Hats, I9c.
each.
Varieties Of Ladies' trimmed Sailor Hats,
Csc. each. A whole tableful of La
dies finest Untrimmed Hats, 25c. each.
A whole tableful Of Ladies Trimmed
Hats, s1.75 each. Another tableful of
Children's Trimmed Hats at &l.OO each.
All that remains of Fine French Flowers,
mo matter how high the former prices)
25c. bunch.
All styles and qualities Of Ribbons from
to s inches wide, black and colors, plain
and fancy. for millinery, dress making and
fancy work, l5c. yard
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Suits, Capes, Waists, Etc.

In spite OF previous prot1t-kllllng
reductions, down goes every garment
that will have no business here in
the autumn. The round red tickets
will tell the tale.
A goodly number Of Ladies' stylish Suits,
covert cloth, serges, scotch mixtures, checks,
etc, plain and trimmed, $500 $1,000
and $4,000 are the marks on most of
them. Nothing held back. Your choice
at $3.50.
twenty-five Suits adapted for between
season wear, hit harder yet-$5.SO each.
Literally every Cape and Jacket in the
room, whether for Ladies, Misses or Chill.
dren at square Ia the price marked on
tickets.
Every identical Ladies' silk Waist now
marked IS 90 OF $3.50 drop into this sale
at Sl.5O each Talk about 'plums
Not Duck Suit escapes the cruel red
pencil Quiet or extreme styles, plain or
fancy. all new style skirts jackets revered
and sleeves full blown.
These divide themselves into Lot +, at
90 cents and Lot 2, at S1.75 a suit
Lot up to last Saturday night were Se.9S
and 1898,
Chlldren's Dresses some elaborate s 8
and 10 year old sizes, Just marked from
SO. 50 to 1925 All the 81. 50, 5000 and
S375 Dresses in all sizes from to ID years.
go smack down $l.9s,
And every dress not included in the fore,
going items, take the gait Of 38c. each
Every Wash Shirt Waist, including excIu.
sive and elegant styles and fine materials.
Before Monday, SI.25, $I.so and $I.75 each.
Your choice, 9S cents each.
The balance of fine Waists marked to 50
cents. Our elegant seasons soc. "leader,"
goes straight to 30 cents.
100 Ladies two-piece Suits made of finest
cambria, latest styles, finished with lace
trimming, just marked from So. 50 to 9S c.
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Handkerchief

No questions. No delays. Out
they go at less than merchants pay.
Lot !. Ladies' Hd'k'fs, pure linen,
hemstitched. Pure linen with hand en-
broidered initial. Fancy borders edged
with lace, and embroidered scalloped edges.
All, 3 for a5c.
Lot z, Ladies Hd'k'f's, Japanese pure
silk with hand embroidered initials, and
Swiss embroidered scallop edge Hd'kf's
All, for soc.
Lot 3. Mems Hd'k'f's, Jap. Silk Initial,
and inch hem, 4 inch cloth. Plain
Jap. silk II inch hem extra heavy silk.
Ladies Swiss embroidered Hd'kf's, cute
open work effects, and Jap, silk embroidered
in white and colors, and pretty drawn work
effects. All, Z for 81. 90.
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About Silks

About Silks
Final Sitting Of silk prices for the
six-day sale s. Ill.
Lot I. I'd inch all silk Black TaHetas at
49c. yd. Lot 2. Several hundred yds.,
Of very fine Italian Silk Brocades in black,
at csc. a yd.
Lot }. One big lot Of Colored Taffetas in
every staple shade (also blask) for Innings
and skrtings, at soc. a yd.
Lot 4. Fine selections Of changeable
Taffetas in good ,colorngs at use. yd.
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CyGGa5SaEG,g1@WG
CHAPEL ST.
3EG [
'r9fts Teen shared so elose to The eOss
as s0iR meks M0yt a0yk eff these bar
Wy 3ay-as a valaa5s trading gHias.
(SHlRT WAISTS.
, Going to have big sale of them
Monday. Shall try to sell more
] than ever before in one day.
A large assortment of fine Percale
Waists, made in the most approved
style, Numbered collar and cuffs,
light and dark colors, full line Of
sizes. Regular prices, 75c. and CSC
Just for Monday,
Acc. each.
i. UNDERWEAR GLEANlN0S.
Cleaning up odd lots at ridiculous
{ prices.
Here's the balance of Women's
Genuine Swiss Isle Combination
. Suits, full fashioned.with choice of
high or low neck, long or short
sleeves, Sold regularly at sa.as
land $2.35. To close,
: Sl.4S each.
SILK HOSE.
Here's another startler. Women's
ISpun Silk Hose, real Morley goods
English, made with a Maco yarn
split foot, tc.-black, dark tans
and bronzes, regularly 75c. and
e8c.
48c. the pair.
ART NEEDLEWORK.
Beginning Monday we shall ex-
Ihibit the latest ideas for Summer
Embroidery-the result Of a visit
Ito the art centers Of the south and
east, combined with the creations Of
. our own designer. We exhibit ex-
t clusively a large numbes Of
Empire and Napoleanic designs to
which we call special attention.
OUR IMPORTATION
4 Of Hemstitched Squares and
!, Trays just received little too early
: flor the fall trade, SO we have de-
signed special line Of the popular
Empire styles, stamped and placed
, them on sale for our midsummer
!, trade
Prices are low and our irnporta-
ton saves you the middleman's
profit.
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Wash Goods

Ist. A big collection Of Fancy Prints at
SC. a yd. !.
and. A few hundred yds., Of 81 inch
Surah Twill at SC. yd.
3rd. Thousands Of yds. Of 60 inch Pris-
ella Percale, at ~ lac. yd.
4th. Sterling quality Of Dress Duck, at
lOc. a I'D.
sth. Marie Antoinette Malls, at l5c.
ayd.
SPECIAL: Go through the Black and
Colored Dress Goods and see the sunken
prices on more than we can mention.
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SUMMER PRICES.
For the next 3U days
Low Prices will pre-
vail at
Beers Photo Parlors.
T60 Chapel Street.
All Photos at One
half the prices charg-
ed elsewhere, either
by Daylight or our
Patent Electric Light
up to 9 o'clock every
evening. Gallery es-
tablished 40 years.
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rufle around neck and trimmed bottom,
SIPS.
Corset Covers, high and low neck, fine
muslin, o cents. Good cambria V neck
and embroidery trimmed 10 cents.
Corset Covers, square, low and V neck
trimmed with fine lace and embroidery,
various qualities, some former sellers at
$I.3S. All at 90 cents each.
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Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely
cure rheuma tism and neuralgia; entire
ly vegetable, safe.
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Free Delivery

No matter how small yoar pur-
chase. This aUeek it will be de-
livered scot-free even to-
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expect saA Hvsy selling wW Of these
gains,
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FLORIDA.

The Alachua county tomato crop IS a
failure, owing 10 dry weather.
There Is q new postonice established at
Lucille, jackson county, with L. II. Iay-
Tor as postmaster
The IdIewild saw mill has collapsed and
many debts due left unpaid and the pro-
prietors reported gone.
Rev. L. W. Cobb. colored. was convicted
at Ocala Wednesday Of forging bank
checks for SO and sentenced 10 three years
in States prison.
The AIasOns of High Springs contemplate
building a two story house, the upper story
70 be used as a lodge End the lower Tor
stores. II will cost from 81, 500 TO 5000.
Mayor Solomonson. OF Tampa. presented
Wednesday to Marshal l.. A. Brantley
and 10 Chief Of Police Jones handsome mic
kle plated, pearl handled. siX-inch barrel
IS caliber Smith * Wesson revolvers.
II was confidently expected that a cam
ming factory would be in operation in
Gainesville in time TO work up the surplus
vegetable crop OF 1895: but the season is
about over and no such enterprise is in
sight.
Col c. Z. Spencer has completed a con-
tract whereby two cigar factories VIII be
erected on the East Bay addition, Tampa's
new suburb. Each of these factories VIII
need from forty TO a hundred houses for
its working people.
The Inverness Chronicle says that Citrus
county is all right. The Irish potato crop
is the largest ever raised in the county;
the acreage in corn Is much larger than
ever before. and the crop Is spiendldi the
watermelon and cantelouDe crops cannot
be beaten.
Westville Advertiser: We lately saw a
turtles head that had been cut from It's
body some time snap a hog by the upper
lip and hold on for some time TO the con-
sternation OF the hog, which squealed and
head until he rooted il off against the
ground.