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Instep bordered by open work.
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•re a grea< aucoeoa this seoaon. espe
cially those of white lawn, white taf
feta allk or white china silk and young I
people in lovely white co»raa>«*. soft .
hoed organdies, foulard silks of every |
stylish shade, while shoes silk mull |
hats and variously colored parasols,
form charming picture on verandas,
where In the summer evenings balmy
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I f oot that are served to them In apeb
!• mdltioft •* to be *•!*■ with reliefc ftrd
•grate la far better off and can per
If. ris More duly titan the eaase number
nth move than they can eat. bat spotl
la cooking,
la the Crimean War. foyer, the fa
stens French rook. gain-d tb# grati
tude of the entire allied army by go
ing atncaa the aoldiera and teaching
them bow to cook their rat'ons so as
to make tb'-m palatable and aourtah
iag.
Hi* wdvk changed the whole condi
tion of affair before Sebastopol. and It '
was tbe opinion of the best authorities
that be contributed aa much to tbe cap- j
tar* of that stronghold as did tbe gen
eral* in command.
We have malle advances in many
thing* since the war with Crimea, but
non* of them I* likely lo be more bene- ,
flriai (ban the Introduction of Inteltl- i
gent and akllfut cookery Into the ar
my.
Only steel Hoed and burglar proof i
safe* list'd. Money loaned on anything i
of value at d low rate of Interest. Wa- !
terbury alarm clock*. <5 cent*. Lewis
J ft, haul. Reliable Pawnbroker.
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American shirtings. ««*»< * 1-*
Merrimack shirtings, atskf 4
Charter (>«nk dreaa styles »«» .. * 1-*
Washington OH* < fancy! S
Allen s lfancy « •-*
Himpeon'a 9-4 peri-ale# S
’Coatee Kpeil cotton, per do* 41
American Indigo blues. 44*44 .. .. 9 1-*
Hlater Oil# (aolldl 41*41 .. .. .. 4 1-4
American Indigo blues, 44*44 .. .. 4 1-4
Internatlimal black* 41*44 4 1-9
Alton* cardinal* 64*44 4 1-9
Alim's Lnionas 44x4* 4 1-9
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India tdua 44*44 4 1-9
, Ktlnglant'a 44*44 4 1-9
liiarnePa radlani* 44*64 4 1-9
Martha Washington 64*64 J 9-4
Hope 64*49 • • .. «• 3 1-2
Chafer Oaks, 6«*M S 9-4
TICKS.
Hampshire 4 5-9
Amoskeag A C A 10 1-9
Amuskeag A 10
Amoskeag C .. * 3-4
Reciprocity 2 1-3
PLAID HOMESPUNS.
City Mills * 1*
Four yard, good 32 Inch .. .< .. .. 6 1-4
Lodi shirtings 66*66 .. 3 1-4
Lodi dress styles 66*60 3 1-4
fit. Clair dies* styles 4
Ocean solids 3 3-4
Mart • Washington fancies •• .. 3 3-4
Miscellaneous brands, light
weight .. .. ~ •••• .... 13 l-2alr 1-2
lsoetta 6 yard# plain 2 1-4
Thorndike B 6 3-4
Hercules 7 1-4
Amoskeag 9
Crescent ? 1-®
Pelham, 32 bal lto bo* 15
F. G. F.. 30 ball# to box 16
E. G. P-. 20 balls to lb.. 17 1-2
Muscogee B 3 1-2
27 inch 4 1-2 yd. plaids, best mak?
-4
Blmpron’s allk finish poulards 64*
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Simpson's solid black 64x64 ~ .. S
pacific mourning* 64x64 6
China silks 64x64 , .. 4 1-4
Middleford 5
Rockport 6 1-2
Slater 64x64 • • 3 3-4
Concord, 64x60 3 1-4
r.omo 66x60 2 1-4
Edwards .. 3 1-2
Keystone 3 1-2
Fifth Avenue 3 1-4
KEARSEY’S.
Heavy Columbia, heavy Kearney 8 1-4
Kincaid and others 8 1-4
LIME, CEMENT AND PLASTER.
Lime 83
Rosendale cement .. 31.45
Portland cement 32.75 to 3.25
Louisville cement in paper sacks . 31-25
Plaßter kn bbls 31-75
HARDWARE.
Well buckets, per do* 33-00
Painted buckets, per do* 31-10
2 H B B cedar palls, per do* .. .. $1.75
3 H B B cedar palls, per do* .. .. $2.00
Tubs painted, per nest $1.75
Hope, monilla, per pound 9«
Rope, Sisal, per pound 7c
Rope, cotton, per pound .. .. lOcallc
Nails, wire $1.75 base
Nails, cut sl-50 has"
Shovels, Ames, per doz .. .. sllasll.su
Shovels, diamond, per doz .. .. $7.00
Shovels, riveted back, per doz. .. $4.75
Plow blades 2c. base*
Hames red top, per doz $2.25
Hames, red top root, per doz .. .. $2.50
Hames, best root, per doz $6.50
Hollow ware, per lb 2 3-4
Sad irons, per lb 2 1-2
Horse shoes, per keg .. .. .. .. $2.75
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data, nilird. mrkrd .. 43
Corn, while, cackl'd .. .. M
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kl.-al, holtrd. per buahrl II
I Flour, common 4.P
Flour, fancy extra .. .. .. .. t.Ut
Flour, to-rond i«tcnt .. 1.71
Flour, atandanl palrnt 4.2 S
Flour, fancy pat'-Qt i.TI
Wheat bran. 100-lb sack* k‘>
Fine fn-d. IP-lb *ack» 1 00
Hay—nallv*. per loa .. ISalt
Hay—Timothy, per ton 14 M
Hay—choice, per ton I* 00
Hama —choice *u*ar cured .. Khali 1-1
Hmuked rib aide* 7 1-4
Dry aalt rib* .. 4 t-i
Laird, pure leaf. In tierce* 7
lard, kettle, rendered In tlercea . 7.Mi
•Sugar, granulated 3*6-3
NOT TO BB CAUGHT.
Hi* lorgue clove to the roof of his
mouth.
••j—j—that Is," he faltered, "you—”
And then he suddenly caught nrr
to hla bosom.
•'You knew what I would say!" he
cri"d.
Frigidly she disengaged herself.
"Another missing word fake," she
muttered, pale but calm.
POKTENTIOUS.
All clay it was dark; the sickening
vapor hung like a pall over the earth.
The people wore wild with terror and
fed to the temple.
"What does It mean?" they cried
frantically.
The venerable priest of Apollo shook
bln head.
"It’s o Scotch mist,” he answered
them, sadly, "and I never could make
head nor tail of dialect. No."
Was It that the grdawere displeased 7
THE YOUNG IDEA.
Puck.
Willie Saintly Aunt Su*aa doesn't
go to our church and when I waa visit
ing her I didn’t say my prayers.
The Rev. Dr. Saintly - What differ
ence does that make, me son? Don't
you know that God Is everywhere?
Willie I thought by the way you
talk 'd that we had u monopoly cf
Him.
OPPOSED TO EXPANSION. .
Lafayette Call.
Speaker Reed is naturally opposed to
further expansion. He believes he Is
large enough and more of him would
he uncomfortable.
COULDN’T HAVE BEEN LATELY.
Chicago Record.
Gen. Weyler is said to have married
beneath him. but that Is possible only
through the fact that he was married
long ago.
GARFIELD’S MISTAKE.
Otraha World-Herald.
Young .James A. Garfield made the
mis ake of starting bn a political cruise
wilhQut first jd-ovidlng himself with
coaling stations.
RATHER PUDGY
]f imperialistic purpose
Our efforts shall engage.
Why, «ve’l! look like Mother Engnlnancl
When we get to mother’s age.
UNCLE
SAM’S
NAVY
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M‘ i>linr INirltan.
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Pecietary **f —A—
Map of Koval Dixatmea. ahowia*
arucrom of Ike Army and Kavy of the
t’alted Htotoo-
Plrture* of Camy Up-
Navy Yard*.
lart» MaP l" * l** a«4 many olher
fix'd thing*.
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All the best Varnishes.
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THE ONLY INFERENCE.
Chicago Chronicle.
Senator Thurston does not advocate
the annexation Of the Philippines,
which appears to indicate that the Un
ion Pacific road can’t see any way of
using those islands in Its business.
IPHOINtP
A»m
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