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GLOBE KEPUBL1U WEDisTESDAY
ETENDTG, SEPTEMBER 29 It 86
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NO ADVANCE
IN COFFEES WITH US.
S ST I. y. CIST PRICE.
Buy as much or little as you want
FlrstArriv.llntlie city or Xetr Crop
Valencia Itiisln, 12 I -2c per lb.
Xerr Crop I'rled Currants, ) I-3c a 1I.
Sew Crop Citron, Orange and Leuiw
Peel, 30r per piui-d.
"cn Crop F , "Snts, etc.
Choice lot of (Jrapes this week, onlj : c
perpoand.
fo i!3M vvW Ce
91 and 03 Wet Main Strict and 40
South Market Street.
WANTED.
TTTANTtD A cood clrl In smll family k nl
V? traces, no washlnc. reference required
Call at Cottage Bakery. ".
lirAXTED Hoora and board tiy cent and wife
if and two children aeed Sana luxears.vitn
tn six blocks of potofflce, terms roust be low,
prompt pa. Address M S. SL, this uSce 3U5a
l-TAUTER I Rood office lady, one that rain
II speak (iermau and English preferred at
IS West Main St. 3Um'
TTrAVTED To rent a house with from Into
IT 14 rooms, centrally located. Address A
SI L, this office. 3Ut
irTAXTEU JIKL Good clrl for ceneral
IT housework
Sprtnc st.
Apply Immediately tolTos
4D1
1TTAXTEt A Ctrl to do general housework
1 1 must iw wen recommended.
IS Franklin st.
Apptyat No
Jim-
Trr ANTED A cood clrl. or idow . to do cen
eral house work
Spriuz street.
Call at north A elluw
Bh"
"ITTAXTED Three or four cood salesmen ex
II perienced in dress Goods department
Also, one cood notion man. to co to l'aytou. U
Address J B- care this office Jr.1
WAXTE1) Four cood salesmen to co to in
dianaorlowa. Imiulreat o 9eastMaiii
street. am
WASTED To rent a desirable house on
south Market or Limestone streets by a
careful and prompt-paying tenant.
Tenant." care uiobe-Kepumic
Address
2tt
FOR SALE.
FK SALE OR TRADE-110 acres of cood
tannine land In Tennessee to trade for
small farm or city property licorcell Coles
room 3o. 1 Lagonaa bank building. tut
Fill SVLE The property of Elizabeth VII
son. at 413 Columbia St, will be sold al
public auction on Friday. Oct. 1st.
portunity loragood oargain
A rare on
suit
POR SALE Very desirable house, on tin
southwest corner of factory and Pleasai.1
streets. House contains eleven rooms, ins
hot and cold cistern water in bath room. 40 hi
cellar under the whole house. Oood sUb'e
and property in excellent repair -Must be void
within the next six weeks, or no sale Inquire
at the premises, or at 3 west Mashiuclon
street.
Also, a large double house of ten rooms, or
the corner of Deardorf atenue and Washing
toustreit Lotou Washington stieet Ho ft
and !f ft on Deardorf avenue. t C 1'eel t'
FOR RENT
FU RENT Two good rooms suitsble for Hi. lit
housekeeping. Address "Al.." (Jlobe-I'e
public-office, let
TOR RENT Six large rooms In the retioeuce
ot Airs h. A. lienuett. Alaple ae
Lie location
desira
Tiur
r OTRA
STRAYED.
QTIUI LD-On Sept. 3. a sorrel bay mare po-O-ur.
about eleten hands hluh. with sJ.lle
. marks and blacx mane and Utl A liberal re
ward will be paid for her return or anylnfor
mation leading to her recovery. 1). 1' Jcf
lenes. ivh
HI FIRES
Vllloone.Oft irrtoe! v es will father
round iheni. r cle tue crates and
iron work of tlie flr-p ;lacei a
BRIGHT, (J LOSSY BLACK
I se the crate varnish sold b lr Casper
In bottles at lie and c. or bj the pint or
quart. Togiea
BEAUTIFUL LUSTRE
To your nlcMe-pIate stoves oryourbrass
work ue the Brilliant Polish It re
moes all tarnish only 2k a bottle at
Caster's
STOV1- POLISH!
The best kinds are KHlun Sun and l)xons
Carburet ( 1 run either icUes a teautl
fuljudlh. lttccake or two for lc, or
four cakes lor 2c All t he abo e at
CASPER'S Drug Store,
risher'slllock. Slain Street, 3d Door West
of Limestone, Sprlngfleltl.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
THE C. A. R. FLAG-STAFF.
LOST.
LOST MoiUlay. Sept ST. Ids, small black and
tan dog. answering to the name of Jumbo
Return to Us Market st.and recelterewarrt
PICKLES
CHOVCHOW.
CROSSE & BLACKWELLS
Genuine Imported GocmN, finest put up.
WIUIU b I tANb
John Ixiup, a pnnnlnent railmailer. is in
to n.
He J M. Miller, of Wet Jefftrsun, i
in thecitj.
I. K. McDonald went to Hcllefontaiiie
this moniing.
A. W. Butt and W. C. Downej left to
ilaj for Indiana.
John Wilson went to l)aj ton this inorn
in; on business.
Mrs. Judge Charle- 1L White returneil
liomo tlits morning.
E. Einstein, of S. Altchul, Jr., i Co , b
In the east on outness.
Dr. Clarence Ktj left this morning, wa
t'ie l!ee Line, for Hoston.
Eenone liou!d read Clias. W. Shew ni
ter's card in another column.
Win. Bartholomew lias returned after an
all-summer sta in New Yorfcttat.
William C. Downey left tod.i) for In
dianapolis to attend the Indiana state fair.
A rag peddler's wagon broke down in
front of the Crand opera house this morn
ing.
Ed. Oktot ha returned from Sidnej.
where he has been iMting the last few
dajs.
Mrs. Huffman and Mrs. Wailemin. of
clina, California, are itsiting relatnes in
the eit).
Stee Phillips, the well known hor-man
of asldngton C. II , wasmthecit this
tuomin.
Todaj is the last of the world, vays the
(teorgia colored prophet Now is the time
to subscribe.
Mrs. Anna Barrincer, of nortli Market
.trvtt, leae S.ittirda for Canton, to wMt
relatit e and friends.
Mevrs. fechonacker and L'arr are attend
ing MarjsMlIe fair tlii wetk in theiut.ret
of IL K. Brandon A Co.
Odieers Catheart and White, of the IHj
ton pjllte force, are in the citj todai, as
w itnesscs before the grand jnrj-
Mrs. 1. II. Bunjau, of Richmond. Ind..
s the guest of Iter pannCs, Mr. and Mrs
Ceorgp Otstot, eat Main street
John Toland and Man Kenney were
niarnel bj Kev. A. L. Wilkinson, at the
First BaptL-t parsonage, on September 2Tth
When jou tell a lie, tell a good one. Per
haps the public will ultimate!) conclude
that boodle is better than truth in journalism.
The remains of Cornelius Dorsey, whose
death was noted in jesterdaj's edition of
the Groin -It!-ii in ic were taken to New
ark tills morning for interment
John Hamilton. John lUr-e and Philip
Cotter, for divmlerlj conduct and John
Marshall and John Andersons.for drunken
ness wire the only ierMms arrested last
night
Warren Cuhman, the artist, went to
Cincinnati todaj to arrange for the exhibi
tion of his new and successful picture,
"The Bumble-bee Fight" at the esi
tion. It is pronounced Cushinan's best
effort
The Western engine house bojs were out
this morning testing the hose on 'their reel
The burst four sections (200 feet) of their
rubber ho-e, and by order of Chief Simpson
! .i.. ... ft....- .. 1 .
I i'u iiu lucu ivki scieii siions vu leetj
CfTetiiniilrM ni the Cemeter) Tiimrrtu
rrogmmnift at tho . A. It. Hall 111 the
h senlng. .
Tomorrow (Thursdaj) afternoon Mitchell
Post No. 41, (.. A. K, will perform the
cereinonies of raising a llag-staff, or rather
dedicating it on the soldiers' mound at
KtnicIIIT cmeterj. 1 he staff, w hicli is ot
iron, was raised under the dirts lion of
Comrade O. V 1! irtho'ome this altir-
noou, and is now In readiness for the
formalities. Mitchell l'ost will meet at
headquarters at 2 o'clock, and, headed lij
the Sons of Viterans relief corps, will
march to the cemeterj, where the following
programme will be obsercd:
1 Raising of the Hag.
2. Mnging America
1. Prayer by Rev J T Rose
4 oiig- frtapangIed Ilanner,
5 Oratlon-OurHag. lle I li Mitchell
(.. History of soldiers' Mound, by Coinman
derC V bhewalter.
7 liloraphh al history of comrades buried
insldters Mound, by Col ILL Ktlpatrlck
EterjlKxI, oM soldiers, citizens and
ladies, are imited to attend these ded'ettorj
sen Ices.
In the evening an open cainp-hre will be
held at the G A. IL hall, to which the pub
lic general') Iscoiditll) United. An inter
esting musical and literar) programme will
bo rendered, in addition to whUh, if time
IM.rmiLs short impromptu addresses will.be
made h) comrades and others present Hie
Irogramme, as funilshrsl toda) b) tho com
mittee, F. S. IVnfield, cliairman, is as fid
lows. 1 Address, '"The Volunteer Soldier." Wm
XI Rocket hsq
J. I'lano solo. Miss Lizzie .Miller
X Recitation. Thomss J Klrkpatrick.
"Mierldan s Ride "
4 Reading, "Incidents of the War," I "A
stroud
S. I'ianosolo. Miss Lizzie Miller
ft lUiitatlon.J 11 (Iroer
7 Music, singing of "Araerlci" by all pres-
PRffTECTlON I I
'HIGH PRICE5I
1 "-" ,7C ..
OUR
ICE LIST:
BABY BUTTON SHOES,
8 TO 10 CHILD BUTTON SHOES,
II TO 2 MISSES' BUTTON SHOES,
II TO 2 GIRLS' OR BOYS' TIP SHOES,
25 CENTS.
75 CENTS.
75 CENTS.
85 CENTS.
CRADATIM AD AUCUSTA.
I
Orgnnlznlintiof the (Inn. of 1HOO, Mitten- 1
berg Colli ge Ortlcen tlectfsl. j
The Wittenberg class of "90 met in the
I'hilo hall at 8 0 this morning, with T. V. '
Crabell chalrmtn pro tern, and Miss Baer
sccretar) pro teni. The class is the largest
since the class of 'fj, containing twent)-1
eight, including two ladies. The uniting
opened with reading of the minutes of the
first meeting, when it was organized. The
committee on colors decided on garnet and 1
gold as class colors The committee on
motto reported "flruJifim ml AuwUl.,' 1
(stip b) step to eminence). Mr. Smith, as 1
chairman of constitution committee, read
the constitution, and it was adopted, section
by section. Next was the election of ofli
cer, ninth wasclosel) contested, especWH)
for liistortiiiship, between Messrs. Hedges
and IVnheld. The election was as follows
President G. C. Smith; sice president 1.
W. Cummins; soerettry. Miss bailie Breck- ,
1 nrldge; treasurer. Ben Sheeder; chapl un.
W S Sigmimd. histonin, T J PenfiWd
V committee of three was appointed to
confer with Prof. Hreckenndge for theid
ject of lieing ecusl from gtsinietr), but
tint genth min objwted. Tlie ctss then '
decidtsl to recite mathematics. This class
starts out with as brilliant prosjwets is an)
class ) et in ittenlerg. A hall club ol
much Lalent has Inxn fonneil, and will show
it skill before long.
THE ORPHEUS.
I-utl List of tlie lluuorary SIrnihen or the
Soolity. I
The directors of the Orpheus societ) are
haling good success in stxiiring honorar)
members. The following is the list In
full .
Wilhini F. Bakhaus. 1 11. Pnrsoll I
Clias A. Bauer. Hulfman A. Bithter, E.1 I. )
Ober, U. G. Mtrshall. Geo. C. Fre), Edgar
F. hinltli. John G Keuuan. John JI. Wing- '
er. J. B. Cartmell. J. D. Little, II. S. Brad-1
ley. Theo. Troupe, IL F. Brandom, Itobt
C. Bancroft J. A. Harnett II. II. Cumlaek.
John M. Jliller, Ijura Miller, Van H. I
Cartmell, W. II. Blee, U. S. Hank. Will. C. T",'eCltlzeiiniilotersof Clark County.
Dinwiddle, M. M. Hedges, J. C. Hollows), A non partisan county comention will be
J. M. Buckingham. John W. HulliL. 1 i.i.i . 111..1.1.. 1 - i o ,....
S. Willie . I o t.ni. ".- K" ""-" "l"ui,
. ....... ... n, truyj. .j. iiiiiil-
Wednesday, Sept. 29.
Overcoats come with
Overcoat weather; the
latest one is a black all
wool Corkscrew of Eng
lish make, (the goods, not
the coat), well made, well
lined and well cut, and a
splendid garment at eight
dollars and a half. The
Five Dollar coats are
cheap, the Six Dollar ones
equally low, and our en
tire Overcoat line is
brought to where it should
be : to a basis of beauty
and economy.
Don't overlook the
Brown and the Drab Cor
duroy suits we show at
Three-fifty a suit ; they're
a bargain.
WW CLOTHING CO.,
2!) SOUTH LIMES ONE .ST.
3E SUAE YQUBE BIGHT, THEN Cfl UEID
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
MEN'S WHOLE MP BUTTON, LACE OR CONGRESS,
MEN'S FINE SHOES, $1.85,
Men's Double-sole Stitch Down,
Men's Working Shoes,
Men's Working Boots,
LYNCH
11
95 cents. Men's Fine Boots,
- 80 cents.
SI.50.
Ladies' Fine Shoes,
Men's Fine Shoes,
$1.25.
$1.50 to $2.
$1.25 to $2.50.
9
HOE MAN
"WHOLESALE A.3STID RETAIL,
CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD, 31 WEST MAIN STREET.
ONE NI .HT ONLY,
'UIDAY, OCT.
KM1AUI11EXT Ol MR
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MISS L0DUSK1 YOUIYG,
Ami a Company ot rthts. will preient
Wil CROCKET
A 4juipliufiy hi Lrmrrtflud 3Iom.
BEAUTIFUL SCKN'LIU I
KEALISTIC EFIECTS!
This (lellchttul Dacknoods Idyl has been
pNyed in Eurupeand A merira over 3.1M1 times
I'rlrM. Toe, iOc and Sc fceats on sale at
Harris' Clnr Store.
.otliin- bat Ihe Middle Cats
d Salmon in one solid piece.
CRACKERS
DaTidson's Kane Hotter Crackers
alTTajs on hand and perfectly Iroli.
FRESH Wi 10 BULK OYSTERS
J. S. STHALEY &
18 EAST HIGH STKEET.
TELtl'lIONE 43.
UYSPEPS1AVVGURED
Je AKTI-DVitPCPTira: I
A radical enrc 'or all STOMA CO Trouble.
Circular free. (1 per package, pot paid
package! for t&. Prepared onlj by Prlrt
of new cuttun lioe.
j .Wex. Mann, at one time known as the
iCattleKniK of Illinois died at I'an, that
tate, agetl mx tj -eight jeats. Kecentlj lie
lnt all his wealth in sinxiiilation. His wife
fonnerlj resided in Spnniflield, and a tlie
diU0'IiU.r of the late (.en. Charles Antlionj.
arro I ncapeof a vprinclleld Sinn from
aTerrllile lleitli.
Xenia TorchlluhL Yesterdaj afternoon
wh-n the tram came don n from Springfield,
it brought with it a man bj the name of
Wilson, a workman on the new Tan Handle
bridge, this citj. ear the station plat-
lorni are 1 ing a number of large stone for
ue in the construction of the bridge. il-
son. vi it is said, as a little under the llu-
encc, and stppd off tin- train Into the
stones. He fell and was caught by the
hips. He was so near tho moving cars that
I the twisted him seterel, and his escape
from death was but a little remoed from
the miraculous. He wa placed on the
' train and taken to his home in Springfield.
Opening ot 3IIUInery
At Mrs. King's, 54 south Limestone street,
j Ihursdai and Fnda of this week.
Jno. S. Willi
K. C. Goode,W. IL Linn, D. K. IHmckson,
f. J. Kirkpttnck, Wilbur Cohm. Jno J.
Cltrk, C. (I. Howie, Jas. I. Gooilwin. I).
. Fox. II L. IockheId. Geo. I. riieljis,
Jno. II. IJodgers, IL I). Bruce, M. L. Kice.
II. G. Hamlin. C. W. ConstantitiR, I) C.
Putnam. Clias. K. Winters, (i B. (ilessner.
r-J. (Jillett, II. H. Winters, E C. Gin,
E. W. I.indman, McCulIiu,'!i .V Koutzahn,
IL II. Kodgers, K. P. Cliristie. Wheldon
Warder. Ad. Bakhaus, O. W. Kellj, J. W.
bimhr, r. J. Vose. W. H. Amlerson. Clias
IL Crain, W. A. ScotL J. is. Barr, A. Ca
iiier, J. A. Scow den, C. A. Phelps.
lilt InoU ot llu.iral Iii.trumentii.
Enormous shininents of tiianos and unrmis
arearrningdail at the old popular music
O., on Thursday, OcL 14, at 2 o'clock p in
to nominate candidates for sheriff, treas
ure, county commissioner and infinnar
director for Clark count.
This conMiition will be composed of del-eg-itcs
as follows: Three from each town
ship or oting precinct outside the cit of
J5iringlielI. ile from each ward or precinct
within said city, and three from the mem
bers of each farmer or Iibor org-iuization in
Clirk count. Tlie meetings to choose
these delegates will be held at each noting
place in the townships an Tuesdt,
Octolier li, at 3 o'clock p. ui
Within the cit. the Fust and Second
ward-, on Monda etenlng. OcL 11th. it
7: 50 o'clock. In Fourth. Fifth :inl Sivth
house of IL F. Brandom A Co.. in h wards. Tuc-silai eeniinr. Oct. 1 lli In
Arcade, who will put them on the market Seventh. Eighth nnd Ninth wanls, Wendes
at extremel low prices, and an one con- I day een!ng, Oct. 13th, and the members of
ieuiii.iiiiig me puruia.se of a musical in- lann-r anu labor orgauizttioiis at such
stniment of any kind should not fail to
take advantage of this rare opportunity
Don't fail to read their advertisement in
another part of the paper.
Opening I? fU
Mrs King's, 54 south Limestone streeL will
occur on Thursda and Frida of this week.
This announcement is in iL-elf sullicient to
attract the ladles of Springheld, who hive
enjoccl her former superb display She
naving spent considerable tune In New Votk
.iuii uic laiKesi iui)Hirting nouses, his e-
lecteii, w itn her Usual superior taste and
exiierience, the most beautiful shaes in
imported Hals and French Bonnets, etc,
etc, ot the most exquisite designs and also
handsome Plushes, which we have-not space
tosjieakof. Ladies, go and see for our
self. No cards.
Senator Sherman will speak at Cincinnati
Thursda. September 30; Wilmington,
Nednesda, October fi; Xenit, Thursda,
October T; Beverl, Tuesdav, October li;
Cadiz, Thursda October 14; Marysville
Frida, October Si
LY FALL FOOTWEAR
LATEST STYLES.
Special Bargains in Ladies' Fine Button Shoes.
Spacial Bargains in Gents' Fine Boots and Shoes.
Special Bargains in Children's School Shoes.
Special Bargains in Calf and Kip Boots and Shoes.
See our $2.00 Shoes, the finest and best in the market. Goods
unexcelled in durability, Comfort and appearance, at the lowest
prices.
ROUSE & PARSONS
NO. 26 SOUTH MARKET STREET.
time and place as thev uu deem Ix.sL
The test of privilege to ote in eacli and all
these meetings shall be a pledge to vote
for Hon. T. it McMiIlin for congress from
this district, and the ticket nominated at
this countv com enlion All deleirates must
bring proper credenti ds, from tiieir respect
ive meetings.
B order of non partisan central commit
tee of CI irk count .
II. C. Wil LI VSIsON,
Gto. J. Sm. Chairman.
Secretar .
Opening
At Mrs King's. i south Limestone 'trect,
Thursday and Fridi of this week.
Martyi!' Coinuien Inl College,
313 Sixth streeL Washington, I). C. Ojiens
OcL n. Provides a prac.tta.ill Useful bus
iness eIucation. Terms. Life scholarship.
S10, boarding, stationer, etc, twelve
week's course. S75 hor circular (free) ad
dress Martn's Commercial College.
Evil comi'i inicatimis), irrupt gootl morals
and the pn vent .1 man fromsavingmoue.
Give them up and bti a home Oct. 11.
Ciire,NoI,aj'
The terras ""S ever despiir" and "While
there's life there's hope" are the mottoes of
Dr. McMunn. Treats his natients to cure
them, and uses without prejudice or regard
for schools or "path s" whatever will ac
complish that resulL A man of 25 years
successful experience. ConsuILitioiis In
person or b mail free to all. Permanent!
located at Springheld, O. Institute, labor
ator and dispensar at 111 South Market
streeL Hours 8 a. in. to 9 p. m.
Turn over a new leaf OcL 11. Be deter
mined to save and secure a home on I.agon-
da av eniie.
.iic)cloitlln llrllnunlia.
To an one wishing the best and mnst
exhaustive encciopisiia that mime caul
mi, I take pleasure to recommend the
Jiritaniuca. All the articles are written In
iietsons of tlie highest sLindini: and arp of
such a complete and exhaustive clnracter
that a revision will not be necessar for
ears to come. A complete set of this
most admirable work is a Iibr.ir in ikelf,
and Is not a mere dictionary of words.
Cms. w. Snw viTm
Tcrnii of IjjiKOiula Ve. slnle.
S10 on dt of sale. Hie balance of one
fourth in ten das. One. two, three and
four ears for the deferred nav mints. .
cured b mortg-ige on the premises with in
terest at fi ter cent, per annum, pa able an-
IlU.lll.
THEY IE i HDSr COMPLETE STOCK OF INSTRUMENTS
Ever shown in the State. Their line comprises everything worth the having, and their prices and
terms are not duplicated in the country. If you are thinking of buying a Piano or Organ this Fall or
Winter, go and see this firm, for they will really surprise you with Fine Styles and Low Prices.
THEY SURELY ARE THE LEADERS IN THIS STATE. GO AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
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TBE SPRINGFIELD STEM CARPET BEATING
"WORKS
Now renlj for business all tie sear iround I
Ih to announce to the public that I am now
prepared to clean Carpet by my Pitent Ail
chine. hlch is the Im st method in existence to
tin roughly cle in a Carpet without Injuring it.
and ins been tested by umpired ot persons in
sprliisfleld last seisonwhoc-in testify as tolls
merits Me will call for md deliver carpet
eier) da) until further notice All work war
muted to nive satisfaction Office and works.
IiocLnaj Mreet, ea of (J.g Works.
Orders left at anyot Ihe Carpet stores, or pt
ourorace, win be promptly attended to
All cartate on carpets free within clti limits
Prices for IMesnliiir jinil lEenovntiiiir
Mattlne. tc per jard . Incniln.ind 3-pl. 4c per
ard Brussels. x jier yird Milton, w per
yam, .vxniuiscer. ,cier yaru. uaK carp r
tcperyard, elvets. tsiper ard , .Mo'.uette,
Tc per sard , ubusoii. be per yard
tarpets taken un at lc per ard Perfect
satisfiction KUinnteed Our maihlner Is
adapted to carpeting of churches, lodges,
ofllcesand imtillc places
WM. BARTHOLOMEW, Prop.
CHAMPION
KID iGEGO.
Successors to C. C. Tnjlor & dun,
93 SOUTH LIMESTONE ST.
SOLK AfcTS JOU
Johnson Bros.' and Sunday
Creek Hocking.
CHAS. LUDLOW & CO.,
7
DRUGGISTS ID PHARMACISTS
55 EAST WAIN STREET.
PURE DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS.
PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2.
AUhUICA't BKIUIANT YOtf TRA(iED1A,
Robert Downing
SPARTACUS,
Inder themanacement of Mr. .liw. if. Mack,
in 1-orrest s and McCulIouh s
Kreaicsi success.
my our jacson
IS'OE BETTER.
Wood and Kindling of all kinds.
BANCROFT!
HS THE5
We alvrajs hate on hand all sizes cl
Sewer Pipes ami Fitting', Imported
and American Cements, Piaster,
Hair, Fire Clay and Hr!ck.
CALL AND SEE US.
Jlakenji jour mind to imk (ht 11 a
rnl K ttr ilii In jour calendar bj securing
n iiuiue un jjaonna aenue.
Pure Apple Culer Vuieirar for pickliiifr,
wlioIcMle and retail. at O. IL XelTs Casli
(inicen, ur. Cliftim street
Kterj cloud lias a -iher lining. Let the
siher lining to jour cloud be a home jou
can buj at tlie sale OcL 11.
Huj Pure Apple Cider Vmeirar for pick
ling from O. IL Xeff. HO Clifton street.
Prosperitj should teach us to nrenare for
adverslt). Secure jour home now. Ijigonda
avenue sale, Oct. 11.
THF CI NITM
IIItorUal stencrj hy otglttllii.
(lorceous Costumes Supportlnif conip ny lu
cluilrs prlnclnil memlit-rs formerly with
MclullouKlii tfchtcr. t.Uilnl Co. and the
famous athlete, U m. 31ii1i1ihhi.
Prices. 7tc.Wc.2oc Paleot se-'sopen Thurs
d y mi rnlnc'i o'clock, at llarr a Ctcar Store
HATS.
OORRBOT
FALL STYLES.
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BLOf
In every grade of Hats.
4 EVST 1VCA.HXT
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MODERATE PRICES.
BROADiAAYSILK.HAT
T. M. BUNTING,
MerchantTallorantldealerln rlnthsanri ra.
slmerts. First-oloss coods. first class made
sulta and first class fits KU&ranteed. llustness
room In the old American house , est Main S t
AouAaj
Jiuhi Street Hatter and Furnisher.
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14 EAST MAIN ST., j
Are now open with the finest line of Cloths and Cas
both Foreign and Domestic, ever displayed in Spr-i
The reputation of Col. Fellowes and "his son is suL
there can be no doubt of their giving satisfaction and
class fit in every case.
New Scouring Establishment
1VC. "K.R.ja.TJSH3.
I'ents' Clothing Cleaned and Repalrrd.
Ladles' Kid (Jloren Cleaned.
1123 "WEisT 7VL,VXNr STRKIErr.
Third door west of Faetnrv. KnHn.fl.1,1 n
A large line of econi hard Clothing u 'cood
as now tor sue.
HOTEL llfl BEST
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SPRir.tu:i.D,
John W. IliMsell, 1
Xeat and nlcelT furnished
low rates, uesi meal in toe
I ters serrea In all stiles.
J steady boarders.
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