Gift 53 0 s t . -
MlPDLEDrRO, NoTomW 13, 1873
"J. C wot w'eT d'rrfcp rwj r7"
A fllX) counterfeit greenback wan
JjHCOTeml at the nub-Treasury in
New York, composed of a genuine
face and a conntorfoit back. It is
npposed that a good bill wim inge
niously split in two, whon one-half
wm attached to a counterfeit back,
aqJ the oAbcr to a counterfeit fucc.
Payment mado from tho Treasury
l)eparttuent bjr warrants during the
month of October last wcro ah fol
lows: Civil An.l miscellaneous. $7,
K:i,3.W M t 'War. 4..rH2,230 40 :
Navy, $ 2 2'ifi.lH : Intrior, Penm'tuia
ati1 Indiana, $9Ml.lsr 27. Total
tl4.R32,W5 37. The abovr- do... not
include payment on account of in
torest or principal of public debt of
Vllitod State.
r
A Di:moiut's Idea. Tbo Louis-
illo (Kv. ) Commercial
recalls to
tnind a remark that tlio
late Hum-
phrcy Marshall made in a half jesting
way ,no day, to tho effect that be I
a. I a .a 4 . a a. I
i nougui 11 wasn t wortu wlulo lot tl.e'mun.eror Isabella and. John McHride
Dttnocratn to get into power yet
awhile, lie wanted the Kcpuhlicnn
to go ahead, pay the national debt.
get the treasury full, and then step
r - " " j !! oiki t il 11 nwy ;
Mil Itl I IM WIIV hk.1 b l thii Il..r,...i-n.u
bsvo full tfweep "The fact . is." he
""li "e l.VtniTrati haven't hada
chance at the public prib for' veatV
and we arepowcrfnl hungry, f don't j
want anything done to injure the !
credit of the ioveriitneiit?aud I don t:
want to be bothered with economy j
acd thy trouble of paying debts, and
wo I think it would be Iw-tter to wait
till wo won't be bothered with cm
tiiderutionH of that kiud. and can
. . . ., r
f'HIl
isko our swing ai urn i nsisury Willi
unembarrassed minds."
- -
;rem Flro In llurrl skurtc
'" l'riiitiii't Ojfi'cr Jiuini .'
J.O.V KS1IMA1KD AT Ii00,o(i0 !
Alsmt eleven nVloeL- tlii- f..-...,-...,.
dsmt eleven o'clock thi
the
fcre n'unu bills of this citv sent
----- .....,
frth a bUrtling peal, informing the
ciMf t' at. a coiiJlagration wh in 1 ttn, '"' world su Idenly so be
i. !. n investigati.inde eloped .prepared.
1 lie fact that the Stato printing office I While Uev I-V. -iicy addressed
Miid Imnfeiy, hiliJatc on Third nU.tjf,'c uifience, Wade took a seat, np
ai d lUaeklHirry alley, was in tlanies. ' jMirently unconcerned, while aileath
The tiremeu responded quickly, and jle Miletice reigned, lie would look
their apparatus was soon at the scene at the crowds upon the roofs, and
of destruction. The men male j then scowl upon those in the jail yard.
Vspt-raU efforts to stay the flames. The black cap was dnnvn over his
k it without avail. : face, and he uttered a prayer, deep
It sKn became evident tint tioth- land solemn. Itevs. Ileilly and Cuius
ing would nave tho building. Huge aespoiided. Suddenly a ' thug " was
vchuuesof smoke poured from the t heard, and the criminal fell with
windi ws of the structure, from u'ltieli ! erainneil litnlm T!!!, 1-ni.f l.n.1
merged tho employees of the estab-,
Iihtimeiit, llicre are about otic
hundred and nfty persons employed
in it, and lis there was but ono stair
vmy, and that close by the elevator,
through which the flames and smoke
rusneii irom uoor to il oor, a numler
..f It. I .l
iii thn nniLmi.ii ..
... .
" -"- mi vou.au eie(uie imu pmeiui uooui ins iiecK. ami i
. ..... a liiiri IIIIt.MlL;il
I lie 'IM-j -K-i.
i hindiv L 'meW9
s hincicrj s jthe iron iMiidow
imea on thcmsv.i.d floor, through
tho
rramcs on the second floor, through
Miiciiuiey escaped to the corn.-o on
tho Third street front, and were
taken from thence to the ground by
means of ladd- rs, although one or
two jumped (oim from the second
nnd one from the t l.ird Mory) to the
ground and escaped with nlight bruit -
t a. N'VeiiJ of the m ale employ, ch
leccived bruises and scratches in the
iuh for safety. All the persons in
the . stabhshinent at Hm lituo e-ip. d
vlncn may be considered miracle
m.der the circmstsnccs.
In the ie(.nt....e the flan.es spread
'treefRniir,V',,,l',1n'N "v W
treetaud l lackbeiryal hy Swart, s,
.very stable, the Ioc hel hotel and
t ie row of uriek r.t,lenc. .m ti...
llhllllUttn Ulil.l ..r I 1. ...I II
- v., m iiici nireei were ail
in dimmer. Kverv eft', it't vn4 in a. la.
. . . ,. .
i' save the I.oclin I, which was at last
iifcornj'hsht.d.
Oreat alarm
Was 'd I" lolli'
Itlo rt'Slilellts of tllO lu-i-'lit i il 1 1. i.l
II i-
who began to mow. household goods
i-nd Vl;mbh s to a place of safety,
All eft oris of the hrenien weredircct
v., ,,n1K riucii propt-ny as tliey
tiiimapproacn. me intense lieat from
the punting office dming all from
us vicinity.
Suddenly the ci v Went from in. mtli
. ,. .,
In inouth, "1 ho walls will fall: 1 vh.n
lyuhh froni danger was made by
these in the vieimly The alarm was
eii lonn.ieil, for the printing office
nail sutli.ehly bei n transformed into
i.iiiiiil; IlliliaCO. l'lVH llli m tl...
... .
IHiCClU FM if ltH fl.-mn'M .,... .. -
. . --r-i ...
41. a. a . . fl 1Bt:A V m ..I
- . . j nn
i.u ui jiuij 'iu. iiero am
tlio nainiH.-oieifVd thYo'ii
lai kCII WUI1S. lllKl tlin 1)111 1.liti.r I..-..U
litetl a t'rniid fitini in-Hiii... will,
tnioke and tlame ismiing from evrv
- . . ........ . , Mllli
L-vry
.,i....w anti t.pai Ks mimg the still
'ir. -Without w.iitiing the walls
slowly leam-d uway fiom tho centre,
imd gathering inouieutum as they
i. u, crash... I to tho Kloiind in aeon
fussed mass of bricks and fiudeiH.
I he street was i,lll uith bri-ks. yet
- a ; : . . '.
injured
j - ' "a.-. " miiuiiN v
The Ufa.-originated iu the np,-r
shaving pil,. m ., M.n,IPt , nf tht.
i levator. It is supposed to have bt en
caused by spontaneous ibiiHtion.
s there was uo hv ,tHl!,j ,tcur ,lt.
l-hice where it Marled.
Tho following is a l.st of buildings
lestj . Vasl : Stsit. Irm;.... ...v. "
, ......an ('lilt I ) I
, '!' b 1,vt ry "!. grocery I
liWelllliir IUMIIiiaa.1 1... a'l.. ."I
.mviiuiu uanrillliaail lit li,. w .. a..
lillluillnr f fCllllli.,1 I,,. 1,1 .. 4 a..a 1,11. tin I twin.
nl AI Coimick's sul.lo,
Mr. JJerguer s s bible.
- by this
i f.. ' . 1 ouini.""uii oiuago o.)ti,r,uti VU.niO.lMKI 00
sdjoiiiing
' be , ul e
as not
erty
dtleii
,lveii
llier
Ifor
I
.tonal
Uttreh
If i'M
ii.txaivu or wmi:.
' WitLtiMBPoBT. Pa.;, Not. 6. Nelson
E. Wade was hung here to-day for
U10 murder of tlio McHiidea.
A few minute before ono o'clock
tbia afternoon lb U n;t ....1
Cwrrans enUred the cell of the
doomed tunu. and administered , to
him for a short time. Sheriff Van
Butikuk and Chief of Polieo Coder
entered the oell and tlie condemned
was handcuffed And led ont into the
corridor of tlio prison. Proceeded
by tho ministers tho condemned wai
led to the nriw.ii yimi &n, thenco to
tho acatToIdHit,. tt nutulK-r of per
ons in ittCftmoti following in the
rear. Tlio Bteps leading to the scaf
fold were very lengthy, reaching
aihmh eigm.. met from the ground.
I he Potn lorn tied walked nn steadily
without assistance oud took his posi
tion over the trap with the utmost
composure. Me was dressed in a
neat suit of clothes, with n black silk
bat.
On ti e scaffold Sheriff Vun Husk irk
asked the prisoner if he had anvthitn
to any.
Wade replied, firmly lookiiii? tiiion
'the crowd lelow :
I,, - u
OmTi.tiir.: I am guilty of the
. . . .
it has been told you how I committed
.1 , .. -.
me ueen4 inn Commonwealth did
not seom natistied. There were
U'ltllAUuou ta. 1 . .. .4.. i V. .. .. a
"inn r-r- n v Mv O ( l II J niW II 0 HI
flii ttf.il....t I . f .1 ... I'M
on an humble step that iiMit. and I
hope will ..rgive them for
sWearing fafse. ' " ,
' I hope the day of resurection is at !
hnnd for I fetl iii inv heart that I am i
going to a homo winch law vers audi
policemen cannot deprive me of. He'
then Hjxike of the glorious llag of the
T'nion, and of the t nthusiasiu he felt
that neither e-old
bnv it "KiMneinber " t... w;.l -f
1111 V II 'll.lllla.llll.W" i... ..... I I.I
- . .............. ,.,. 4
stani on tlm tlettth trim, and I hh! nf
jyou a-aiu to tiht for the r.iion.'V'it.v is 1 1.0(10.
Tl,.,., ....:....:. yt.. ,y t i i I
....ii ' 'ir.iimiiin. .hv VI Ml. UleHSi
Iv.iiiiill . f, ii-.; ... l... ui :r i ..ii
;.' , ' i-M.eilll uini itll
..i......... i ii . i
in i i. iui'iii.mt mar iiesusiliea lor puhlieail lllnl Farmers tickets are flreular. coi,tlnli,K a full lft t.f prltm. a .!
us all. Yon thought I would have generally successful throughout this WZXi trlX&Z
to lie Curried to I ,e Dlatforill. bllt I'Stule. ; Kill Ut Mill to anv i.r.larlnit tl.a.u. Alll.i
I Committed til- deed, and It.-.-.v l!
'wst answer lor it liemember tint ;
- - -- .... -
! Governor (Jeary ate his breakfast.
slipped. tad a slnul ler ran throu"h!
i those assembhsl. as Wade was heard
1 to exclaim. "Oh I-ord. have niercv."
The otVicers sprang forward, the form
i of the crim'iniu was grasped, and while
i the audience (stood almost breathless.
he was Uirno again to the nlatfoitu
.i i ... 1
- ..... '...t..II.
1 1. .. -.1 ... 1 -1 , ,
1 1 .
Will liniir,! Hint
. IMIkJIl HPI' llllt
l"'..'.!,!!,. believed that Ahles has
scene. hMV-ha that will not soon hclrarned the State bv lftdOO
f .rgott' ii those assembled within! y-i,
I f rgott' ii4y those assembled witliiu
tlie .lol. J prison walls
Fpoii the second fail there was
scarcely IK. rimvulaioiu he di.id easy,
and went to eternity to answer for
the enormity of his crime,
j The esecnlvmer's rope was cut in
; small pieces and distributed as relics
! to the spectators,
j After the execution the corpse was
i placed in a comu and ..II the ciirioiiH
'..ntsido world were admitted to the
prison to view it
, 0u Tneaday uU'ht Wlt.le was n-'aiu
desperate, attempting to tear out the
HelhrTw a cup of ,.a
in the face ..f the turnkey. Put all
; his ,novemen( were watched -los
v,.n.i,.i..iin...i..i .1 .
. ... ... 1
fiiiiiitir.i
-in, i.iiiiiiiiu-;; fii , eonesoiiy lie
inqui- ed of one of tl o officials at what1
j llllir 1 , , , ........o,,,! .....i .
ilfisivi.rii.1 l.ui.u ot, ..!.. ..fi 1 .
.l- V.I .1:1 ..ei . ...
i -. i.- -oi'ir ii-iueti, ' 1 nSi Will
nnit me oxnctlv. for I have an i
w meiif to t.-.ke dinner in hell at i
'twelve o'clock, ami I don't want to'
, tlisapix.int them.
The Lancaster I'vmv.uu i, .
' in. r ,,11 .1 ..;.... a t , ' ! ..
A III. i.ll f , .,. 1.. i A al... I . . 11
.... .,, M-intn in nine out a retail
. liquor .hah-r's liense for the sale of
alcohol has created .niitea breeze
j among the druggists. The law is
compulsory, and whether they sell
alcohol or not tl
. .. ,-iinv onvu imii
'flu. i, ...,... i I -..-
----- ..-...,-4 in, ii cisi, ii
'...it...... .... 1 l: .. i n .'
ened character of 'he criminal than'1"."'. l'lu w'ut''H passisl over his head,
fl. f.,11. . it. 11 1 killinrr tn'in iittnout inulnii,1
, .iini.n, I III Sllllte 111
lud thcro. prominent place in tho stores, just as
ough theiliintor st lhrs are s impelled to do m
liiii' nt'iiM Uht bar moiiiu W., ...... 1
.' Mini Mil V 1111 mill I tO HI II
tln.r l.iir vt-.. i
i iint. whn .l..i.l,....1 il...ti 1:1. .
1 ".M. .... 11.11 II 111 IL III. Ill I I III Ul.ll
1 ; worth tf alcohol in a year, and he1
- - -
, was trying to figure out the profits
of the buiiess.2.-f..rtheprivilei'e
. f selling jf.l worth of alcohol When
; we left him he ha.l not yet arrived nt
'a solution of the difficulty The
! little breeo that has sprung
i threatens to grow into a hurricane all
"vi niw vwuiurv.
--Diinng the month of October
the gold deposit at the Philadelphia
Mint amounted to !lMi!i,.i.r.',H U,
the tiilver deposita and purchases to
;i2H..r,:,(i 7M, making a total of $10..
12S.O'.)4 s:1.
. Tho following is a recapitulation of
the coina''o executed ilniiii.r tl...
a
month
...... hi
I la- ...
Oold Pars
lSitrir, ti
15 ((
10,287 A7
l'.t.20l)()l)
Silver t'oinngo -111)
"'ilver Pars .....
Hasel'oinugo 1,!I20,IKH)
Total 2 1701)00 ll.O'Jl.ltltiin
Tlio double oaghm coined during
tho month, if stretched out in a line,
would extend a distance of nearly
twelve miles. The largest.
. . . n ".nivii
i.r a. 1.. a,.-... ......i.. :.. ... . 1
I" "iu iii uuo tuty tH'cnr
OtlllslrMl iliirmir tha. i,.,...H. .... ..
red durim? tho month on an
when tho Chief Coiner deliveml tol , "7?ut0tJ Jup erery Rlaw, gold,
tho r?uierintt 'adcut 1,2)0.000 in I a . tho "-nc
donblo rtujles. .innsfBiify tho exact lima when
M.ix.
DOSTO. Mmm . V..
tho towns in tho State are m,. .
from 1 the total shows that Wash
burne, Itepublican, forOoTcrnor, has
11 AllF af I a .
wanton, democrat, 5.,4f7.
The Democrats hate made very large
gains, even for an off year, and hence
are jubilant.
aw ronic.
Nrw Yoiik. Not 0. Full returns
or t'uscitv on tho State ticket irivo
WilleM, Democrat, for Secretary of
tato f.(i.!WS; Thayer, Kepubliean.
.n.0i7. The Deiuociiitio Stale tick
et is elected bv an average majority
of about llUHM).
The Legislature is undoubtedly
Republican, though by decreased
majorities in both branches. ,
MAHY Li Xl.
IUi.timobk, Nov. ft. From the Ixt
eHt returns it is cntimitcd .that the
L-gislaturo will stand irt followings :
Senato Democrats, 2)j lbpubli
cans, 3. Hoiihc Democrats, (IS ;
Itcpublicatis. 1ft. Democratic niaior
ity on joint ballot. 73.
The majority in the Slate fu
Woodford. DoiiKK-ratic candidate for
Controller, is estiiuitel tonight at
20.000.
.v .ir. n:ni:v.
Nkwauk. Nov. ft. IV it h the Senate
and House of Ib.in si'iitalives of New
t. II I k 1 - .1 M
J,,,,M'.V will be Itepubhcy.-tho form-
1 ," :xinril, . "l '' 'V1"'
latter by four of five. This insures
."' ,M,tl,n, ,f H It' P'i'i'Wi V. S.
h,M1 'r
f.f..VoV.
f'nicMio, Nov. ft. Klection returns
from twenty seven counties in tliii
show'that the Farmers' tieket
elected ill fifteen, tlie Itetinlili-
eniis in ten and the Democrats in two.
I'tlllM 111 U'l Hi ii inn i mil iitir.nu ill in'.i
-- ... .-v ......
t-oniuiins riiai.nifv for niavor m this
ft.l.l.x.l.V
r .. .. i
J if. A VKNWi HITII. ,OV. O. I lie J(e
... - t
I
.w ' ii.i ..
n..,,.,,,, v.... .
ocrat, for ("on 'less i tho Fifth Dis
.-...-a "uinioi r i j "in
f i-i"t. : . ktected by about 'J'0 ma
jority.
wist vx.sjy.
SIilwai-kh, Nov. ft The returns
to-night do not change the estimates
sent lust night. The Senate is near
lya tie, with three districts to hear
from The Reformers have a large
majority in the Assembly.
.V..Y.sv7t.
Mit.WAt'ktr, Nov. ft. The latest
returns from .Minnesota give Davis,
Republican, ft.Oili) to H,00 majority.
Dike, farmers' candidate for State
Ti eastirer. is probably elected by a
binall innjoiity.
VvnsnZ'V.
VicKtini, Nov. ft.Tho election
returns are incomplete. Thin city
gives Alcorn 10;) majority. The
M' .... .111-11111 111. I
regular Ifepublicau county
..r,.....- .....I luilllll ll, m-fc
I. .!..., .1 i a ... . .
ticket is
YIUalSlA.
1'icifMoNn, Nov. ft. Full county
r turn; come in slowly. Aggregate
Conservative gains so far, 4.11ft;
losses, l,l:2.
rmntiiltaiilii lii-ma.
--The Post Office at Pleasant Hall,
Franklin county, has been discontin
ued by order of the Department-
From the beginning of the year
to the iSftth O. tober iH.l!s:J.!io(i 'tt i t
of lumber were shinned from
,
Will
1 i - - ...
lamport over the Catawissa railroiul.
1 1 : 1 f 11 . . 1
I'avni .a . .Mciiou. 01 iiiching
('reek township, Fulton county, fell
mill-. I liid tvuiriili 1111 4li 1 Ttl. ,1
..... .... ,iiu iiii iii,..
n " "'"iij.
(ver .no half the reiiair bands
on the western division of the Penn
Svlvatlill railroad hllVll twell iliui-linnr
ed recelitlw 1111. 1 tin, tin... ..' Il..w.
...i.v v., iii'jii
retained has been reduced to eight
,K"""' 11 ,,a.v-
Two Mvchiinicsburg girls lately
nueti a noise ainl luiggv to visit
i L'li,',mothcl'. but dlnveto Iim ru.lmi .r
where they iiu.l agouti time geneially, !
I aim were tmallv lunught before the
mayor, who reprimanded an then
sent them home.
Henry Walter, of Mount .Toy
township, Lancaster county, hung
himself on the 27th ult, in tho woods
near his home. He was in the huliit
!of wearing a belt
I 1 A
i u li wli l.ul .if Iv.'u If.. .1,. Kl .. 1 . 1
HI. . '""inuaill
! " tlu' 'r"1" Ho then
ilkfttiucd. to hang' himself ; undln
I tl itl it.
" v i nj nut
l An or,l..r Iim
An
order has issued from the
" --...- ...
lU' Department looking to the re
coverv of nil tilt armsand eouitmieittH
Ulonging to the Commonwealth.
All ttuYi TS mid luclllbers of the
National (luard are instructed to re
port all instauct.s that may come to
their knowledge of any citizen or
soldier hating such in his possession.
The illegal holders of this Hpoeicsof
military pronertv had better l i t urn
n nini avoni irollDIe. t'uU'i'it.
A passenger train on the Mcst
nicster uini Philadelphia Hail mud
was thrown from the track at Glen
Mills on tho 1st. The tirst piisHeiiger
car, tilled with ladies jumped the
:a .. i . ' . . .. : .
tinck and rolled d wn an o nbank
. ineiit twelve fet. The secoml passen
ger car teleseojKHl with the smoking
car u hich was oil the rear of tho train,
and both cars were badly damaged.
Xo one was seriously hurt, but many
persons received slight bruises.
Judge Dean last week imposed
a hue of 6100 and costs on John
llhinehard and Michael Vogt, roprc
sentativcH of tho Tyrone Kintracht,
an assiH'iation w hich sought ti evade
tho liquor law by purchasing beer by
tho quantity ami delivering it to
members for tickets. Ono was I'resi
dent, the other Janitor. Ho also
decided that ou who selln It
r - . av
1. .. A - M m
ta..
hit l
III pr..
Oel. I, :. '
T C. KRKIT.KK.
J Jt'STKTKoFTHF. PKAI'r.,
CMrmn lhililnHritilfrl'ii n
m ratrattad ta
tDld til.
b proifapilf t-
OlFHttiTEllPRISE
Tha 1 olxrelUtlaalttilUtrlliutliiBln tbtcoootrj
875.000 00
I N VA LIT A li L F. (II FT S !
TOIIE DISTRIHl'TlUl IN
1 4. i . h i i 1-: h,
16lik Rf.Ot LAR MONTHLY
Cm i(l Int( rprisc,
To I .!rw M nlr No. .'4th, HT3.
1 UltANJ) ClAMH THIZFa
IV II lift
!?i"00
One (inin.l C.itli lizc of f.",000
i SI. VKIi ! '
1 Prizes 1.000 each in' Oreenbacks !
ti 1'ries 6ft00 each in (lieenbucks !
10 Prizes .IO0 each in Oreenbacks!
Ioiai Ool.t n.lllrr I,nr llunllnii watrkon
(In alDw .fth rroiii l lo fio tt,rh.
n vi, fik.i
C.ilO rllxr Vent rh.ltM. S ill I an I lnuM-
,
Nut. i" r i.f out
iii Niivar nari, .laH.-lrT. a.
. he-
I'' m.TvtII'w'-. .
. OKN fs W AMTKO to II tkk.ti lu
I"
.U0O
hum
llhrral iwiiiIiiiii
111 ) nU
SibL'la 1 V
liMllhMl Tlrkat. li Tmln TI-
,v'!r".!".a.'.i h" '''1 ..
kin to nin.a: I,, it. NINC,
Kei. kii
101 w, riftbHt (iim iMKAri. ()
Tin: aew
GlvOVEU &
1?AKE1
LOCK STITCH
.SYlVlllT II ill' III IK' .
Ti,f iliov.r an1 U:iU"r m iiS.in.- Iiim iI an
"llirr in. Mi a fuf liKI SS M.,k riic ai il gai.a
al i.iuiiI iisf.
TIib iit 1. I l ntlf il ai..l ,nri.la. Ii la o
lini-la lu On o-.iul liiatlnn ( rl. an. I tl, ,,,..
th ai iiriitimi Oat r i vary .ll.ru ult to IV. t It
lit n wt'li r, ami In rai-ll) iii,iii(. !.
It l lnralualli in Ilia family, a dy Ita'l kln-1
m w.-rn .-an 1, na.tl.atiii.t ful rl , aa a'l
a tin .. ar.i-.t wltu a ,u4l faoilli).
TkaDlloVKK ai IMKK'ltl, it. Tof nl liu.
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We Have Hesitated About Breaking the Market'
Bt'T THERE IS NO HELP TOR IT.
We Have Over 1,000,000 Dollars in
MEM'S BOYS,
l t n o m
AnJ gooJi for Mcu'i w.r, an t we cannol affjrJ ta rurrj tlirrn. GOUP TIME.S ARE COMINU,
IJut we cannot sell Winter clothing in Summer time, any more than pe.,,.!,. can wear Summer clothing i Winter time,
Therefore organize at OAK HAI.L
1,000,000 wort:
( 0.(.' iI lloj.' ,loU,ius, auJ no tbro. it on tl,o M,ktl la bo ol,l l,u,uo.lilvly, at tbo
OAK HALL BUILDING,
South-East Corner of Sixth and Market Streets,
W '" B '""' '"" '. .l.-.i..sto.ll a I,,, ,.,., : ft ,., m.
SPA 1'loiu Stntcment From Wnnamnkcr fc Hrown
fook. M.1. I1111..H, l urmtiirc, .itc, can
-o, without halting, .
0
Adopt
THAT f HALL CLEAR t'l'R Ccl'NTKP.S. THI.s IS GOOD MATS TO HIE
They will eaiiifliAi.i-.iiii r.
to :iv- up J.roiiu ul-w. We 'Zv w i h , u.
SATURDAY, AOVEMItMt 1,
1 """i"s ,a'iJ: ww- rn X,i,,. ,.,, ,,K, ., Mo,,
For Gentlemen
l'tr (Jeiitlemtn
I'or (ientlemen
Tor (ientlemen
For Gen th men
For Gentlemen
For Gcuflenicn
For Gentlemen
For largo Hoys
For large Hoys
For large Hnys
For large Hoys,
For small Hoys,
For smell Hoys,
For Children
For rhildreu
For Children.
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to lose money rather
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?&.'ft.,5:sS "'c:S 22!"s,
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me i test oi 11,
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WAX4MAKEU Si BROWX,
&
nn immciirc ami attractive nale.
-e sol, all the ve ir miiii.I ,, ,.V l", 1 " ,s; ,
"(l '" u" 'r.l,-',"h '"U our good, are made up for special
ura
awar measure, and put into immediate
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47PJ bine and black Dresu Coat,
1710 double breasted Street Coat
1.1 2.1 nissimero Hosiness Coatu
50S2 beaver and keisey Overcoatl
..H70 pairs of black punts.
7211 jiairs of cassina-ro l'onta
2300 black and blue cloth Vents.
"oOOcasbimere Vests.
1114 Chesteifichl Coats.
170U beaver and chinchilla OvcivoaU
2.'J13 fancy ciissimere Pantu
20N.I fancy cussimero Vest
?i..V! V.luu unl tri'ot u,l I'lSbimero jaektla
4ti5lO I'aniH t. iimtili. '
2:)17 ilanaid Suits.
130 1 Prince Albert Suits
1131 Garibaldi Suits.
re
We h;
ive ACll AM.Y .VORF THAN
J1
hive h.cti
has brought
seaMoie. and
mm
nn
operation
MILLIONS OF CITY AND COTNTRY.
- - o,.,l times, and we are willing
oiMtrtiiiiity v bvr twr ntlorcd in AuivrU
For Gentlemen.
For Gentlemen.
For Gti.tljmen
For Giiitl.'iuoii,
For GtLtleiiuii
l r Cieiit lemtu
For Gentlemen
For Gentlemen
For largo Hoya
For largo Hoyn
For largo Hoya.
For largo Hoys.
For small Hoya
l'or small Hoys
For lihihlrcn.
For Children.
For Children,
fr, '", "
la l.tltl tllioll UH. anil WO imwf f I U L att
will re
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