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THIS BURLINGTON" FREE PRESS AND FRIDAY, AUGUST 30t 185. 1 HE STATE FAIR. HOME MATTERS. MrRr.ixfrrov. Friday.

August 30. 1503. The indications are that there "will be showers to-day. NEW CAPES State Fair, i Tell your Mother to buy no other? SU.T. Victor CnBinwiCNSuiT An Invitation Is extended to Parents and Guardians to call and inspect our Children's Clothing; all prices from i.oo up, Our Victor Combination Suit Coat, 2 pair of 1'ants and Cap at the low price of $5.

00 is a bargain. Our ail Hats are in and ready for jour inspection. Your oid Hat is rusty; Call and Sec flic Styles No old hack numbers to show you. Don't these cool evenings remind you of a fiL overcoat. We have them at popular prices.

Our Fall Clothing is 1 in every day. We will be happy to show vou at THE OLD STAND, Church and College Sts. Stiles Relley. if tit 17 UVZZJ T. I jTou May IKe interested to know tint our fall importation of English, Scotch and French Woollens have arrived, which fe make up to order into gentlemen's fine suits and overcoats, in a style unsurpassed by any house in the State, If you intend to have a fill suit or overcoat made, we would advice you to leave your orders early and avoid the crowd.

Boys' and Children's school suits, the largest assortment in the city. Our suits will suit the boys; our prices will suit you. Try suited. us and all will be TURK I BROL The Leading Clothiers. of $2.00 or more at hirph stret.

uiKiixiiox, vr. and Neatly Done. n3v Chain Burlington, SEPTEMBER 3, 4. 5, 6. Everybody will attend and will want to see an exhibit in FLORAL HALL.

We shall excel all Former Efforts. We will shew you a PIANO that will surprise you. The LATEST and GREATEST INVENTION ol the age. Bailey's Music 151 Main Street, BURLINUTOX, YERM0T. PIAKO TUniNC! Piano work of all kinds done in only first class manner.

Twenty years experience and recommendations from William Knabe ft Emerson Piano F. Miller Piano Mason 4 Hamlin, McPhail Piano New F.neland Piano William Sherwood. Carl Zerrhan nd others is a guarantee of good work. IRANKLIX OKTH. South Wlllard street.

CEO. R. SUMMER, 1'iauo Tuner anl Orders may laft at McKannoa Muis Btora, ur resldanoa, 44 Etta wood at. xlt C. VV HARRIS PIANO AND OKiA.

TUN'INt. Gradoata of New Kaiaad Conservatory. Boston. Orders may be le at Paige's music store. 15 College Hurl rtgton.

t. lil.tf Re-idanc 1 St. Paul Street. ICItlOTTS and permanent damage to the neroti Ttem transmissible to posterity, arM death even, ma be caused by prolonged frequent attucks of Hysteria. Ir.

Wil-IhtiI's e)f-iT't. Before You Go Awav for The Summer hare tboce broken pane of glass replaced. Will have to be done sometimts, and why now and save unwelcome and unknown visitors J. E. Painchaud, many rears with J.

R. Booth, has rhsree of cur glaring. Leave word at our store and lie will call. All you hare do is to pay a very reasonable charge. W.

E. GREENE, 101 College Street. HOTEL FOB SALE an adjoining town, doing a business. i rice rea- sonaliie J. J.

FLYXX, Y. E. ('. A. Rldx.

FOR SALE. A fine property House nearlv new, two vacant lots with barn and large garden. In ail nearly two acres land situated on Colchester avenue. TV. THE 0 The Celebrated Adirondack Watch witli a purchase FLETCHER BOYNTON'S, Suggestion That Owe Day be Obserred aa Burlington It has beea suggested that a day set apart during the fair week to be known "Burlington Day" and that on this day slaces of business be closed in the afternoon and clerks be given a half holiday in order that they can vis-it the fair one of the most important days, Thursday for instance, and see the exhibition at best.

"Burlington Day" was observed last year, all the places of business being closed and everybody turned out in full force. The work of constructing a new bulldinf? sheep has been lieijun and the Central Vermont railroad company is lengthening siding. farmers are taking a lively Interest the prii offered by the Chicago Aer-motor company. This company offers as a prize for the bet bushel of potatoes at State fair one of their- No. 8 completed windmills, valued at MO, free on board the cars at Chicago.

There will without dount great competition among the farmers Bt secure this prixe. One of the mills on exhibition during the fair. No on should fail to see the different kinds of work it does. The half mile track, acknowledged to be I A one or the best In New-put in first class order. England is being BUCKHAM-8RIGHAM- Marriage in Winch Maay Burlington P'ip' Will be Interacted.

(From the Morrisville News and Citizen.) At the home of Hon. and Mrs. Waldo Brighani Wednesday afternoon occurred the marriage of their daughter. Mary, and Mr. James liuckham, son of President ltuckham of the University of Vermont.

The ceremony was performed by Rev. F. Taylor, assisted by Rev. John Buckham Salem. brother of the groom.

Owing to Miss Rrigham's illness (frem which she is just recovering) the marriage took place in the presence of the Immediate families only. Notwithstanding this, the event was a most happy one and the young couple start in life with none but the brightest prospects before thi m. From outside the village there were present Hon. M. H.

Buckham, father of the groom. Miss Mary liuckham. a sister and three brothers, Mr. Robert ltuckham, Mr. Charles Buckham, Mr.

John Buckham. wife and child, and Miss Florence Hyde, a cousin from Pennsylvania. Of Miss Brigham we need only say that she is one of Hyde Park's fairest and most winsome daughters, and that she will be greatly missej from among us. Mr. Buckham is a young man of sterling character, graduate of Vermont's I'niversitv and now an associate editor on the Yoiith's Companion staff.

Mr. and Mrs. Buckham will remain here for the present, but as soon as Mrs. Uin k-hajn's health will permit they will leave Atlantic, their future home. The News and Citizen, joining with a host of other friends, extend most hearty congratulations and kindliest wishes for a long, happy and prosperous journey together.

ADVERTISED LETTERS. List of unclaimed letters in the Burlington postoffiee for the week ending Aug. 17, WOMEN'S LIST. Mrs. E.

M. Barber. Mrs. Lucretia Bishop, May Breyea, Mrs. H.

L. Buscoe Mrs. Mat-tie Corlew, Miss Iena Crother, Lizzie Foley, Ella M. Freeman. Mrs.

George Frey, Mrs. Blanche Green, Sarah Hor. Mrs. F. K.

Jones, Miss May James. Mrs. Henry Leet, Mrs. R. Logic.

Minnie La- jpau. Jennie Martin. Mrs. Phillr.a Maville, Kittie McMahon, Mary A. Potter.

Miss Ellen Plait, Mrs. K. H. Putnam, Hester Pool. Lillian Pierce, Belle Sylvester, Nettie A.

Smith, Anna L. White, Mrs. Charles D. White. MEN'S LIST.

W. M. Berry. Oliver Bienvien. L.

A. Samuel Belter. E. M. Barber.

John L. Bradley. H. S. Bluestone.

William Cowlrg. otto Carlson, Irving H. Deyett, H. H. Kwings.

Thomas Gaud-on. Graves. V. B. Goodwin.

K. S. Hunter. Hirkey. A.

.1. HalL D. K. Hall. Jean Hazzard.

C. W. Her.derwm. K. I.a-f ranee, R.

C. Litz. H. 1. Lawrence, Mr.

Mcleod. George H. Moody. Rev. C.

M. Xilso. E. O'Xeil. Hiram -aver, red Shiiri.

Frel E. Smith. Jos. H. -Smith.

W. Whiting. Wm. Wells. AT QUEEN CITY TALK.

Yesterday afternoon J. Frank Hnxter irave an aide, address which was followed sume very interef'iriK tests. At o'clock to-day J. 'lif Wriirht (rives an address and in the cuius R-v. J.

J. Lewis of LoKton will tpe a lirillianily illuftrated tour through thf t'auadiau Km-kies, the wonderland of America. An admission tve of IZ cents will N-charsd. Colic Promptly Cnre.l. Chatham, March 1 lsot.

i vr days vchrn I had an attack if colic in the bowels I took a dose of Ohaiulierlaiu's Colic, Cholera and Diar Reme'ly and within ten iinnnte all of my colic jmins had am Lighly lea-d with th r-'ineh and take Jdeas'iie in lecotmuending it. Z. Bearse. 2 and 50 cent bottles fot ale by Beaupre Ijowry, Drnggists. BfCKHAM BRKHfAM-ln Hyde Park Aur.

2S, at the residetiee nf the father, by Rev. V. Taylor. Mr. Jam" ltuckham of Hoston and Miss Miry Mris ham.

daughter of Hon. Waldo iSrigham of Hyde I'ark. ni ki. this city. Thursday.

Aue. rrt. A. Urodie, aged 60 years and 11 mont hs. Funeral at his late residence on South I nion street Saturday at 3 clock 1.

ra, lOesitisfry Costs no more is better than the old style me-thods. Dr. W. P. Rich extracted IS teeth for ml by his painless method with perfect success and no bad after results whatever.

C. SKKOKR, Town Clerk, Addison, Vt TV. Ti. UICH, D. I).

S. 91 (hurt SU CI PURE GOLD" Ts what we all want and the flour that. I sell under thi name is tue very best family 11IIU1 Kvery barrel iruaranUed SOI. I) ONLY KV C. P.

217 College St, SMITH, Burlington. Vt. 5 a 5 W. or not So to Trials of the Sole. Printed labels for fruit jars, in book form, gummed and perforated, ready for use.

No more guessing at the contents of your fruit jars. HALL. 60 Church Street. C. GRANT, Proprietor.

Domestic ESS Bakery. When you want some splendid bread or pastry your mother never made any better call at 10 Church Street, or put a card out for W. I. WINTERS' delivery wagon. A complete stock of everything good to eat.

Cooking to order a specialty. IS Are What Men Want The Equitable ajency collected from this policy holler 47.68 per annum for 30 years, making tutal payment 153. 60. This party is offered as follows 1st. Cash 17, a return of all premiums and $565.57 beside bis 20 years' insurance.

2d. Paid up insurance 3,669, nearly four times what he pai 1 out 3-L Annuity for Life of $107.09. This is about 11 per cent on his premiums. One fact thcjrits. is ivcrth a thousand The Equitable LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY The results of the 20 year Tontine Polities of Equitable are unequalled.

CUSTOMERS WANTED. AiD AGENTS WANTED. By TV. H. R.

WHITCOMB, On'l Agont, 100 Church Street, Burlington, Vt CHOICE EDDING GIFTS. JEWELERS, Church Street, 10 Wf- The New Sterling Kanye is bein)r pu some or our lest citizens, and is entire satisfaction. giving The pas attachment is just the thlriR for this hot wea'her. and Is preferable to a separate ras stove. fail to see it if you are contemplating buying a new range or gas stove.

It Is way ahead of anything In the market! Shall have something to say about Its sterling qualities later on. For sale Tv T. A. WHKELOCK, 120 Collwre St COAL! S. ADSIT.

CARGOES. CARLOADS AT RETAIL. AND The best qualities of Hard and Free Burning Coals con-stantly on hand. Your order respectfully solicited. OFFICE, 1S3 COLLEGE ST.

pnnni 1 1 Hill OUIVII BBHaaaun Iff iCHINA IE. In Of Interest to Tourists For mountain and seaside wear HANDSOME CAPES For Fall, The First New Garments Shown in the City. From now till the season opens new arrivals every day in this department You are invited to inspect them. N. E.

CHAMBERLIN STATE FAIR ATTRACTIONS. The Great and Only Powell at the Opera lloua. The great Powell, who is to appear at the opera house Tuesday and Wednesday nights, will produce for the first time in this city his original programme of new illusions in which he will present more wondrous things than ever and will be assisted by an excellent company. His illusions are said to have startled all Kurope, where he has been appearing the rast summer months. Powell stands to-day at the head of all the prestidigitateurs of the world, and it is said by many that the world has never seen his equal.

He is not only a magician but he is an inventor of rare genius and the best conversationalist to-day on the stage. Those who have read of the many wonderful things that the fakirs of India are said to have performei will have a chance to witness them for the tirst time iu this city next week. That Clever lomfdiai, Joe Ott, in the is Star "The Star Gazer." which was written for Joe ott by Franklyn. W. Lee.

a well-known newspaper man of St. Paul, is something out of the ordinary run of farce comedies, inasmuch as it has a well defined plot. It deals with the fortunes and vicssitudes of Prof. Jupiter Mars. F.

R. an astronomer with a penchant for comets and a desire to marrv a rich widow and carries the spectator throueh three ''right acts of j.ure fun. As the astrono- rner 0tt is very funny, and more eft'ect- eccentric than ever, and the part he seems to have made the greatest hit of his life. He has surround-d himself with an excellent company and new songs, new music, new dances and new ideas are the rule. The star and "The Star tiazer" will be seen at the opera house thelasttwo nights of the State fair, Thursday and Friday.

SHARPSHOOTERS REFXIOX. Twelve members of Company First regiment of sharjuOiooters, had a reunion at Basin Hartor this week. They rented a cottage there and from Monday to last evening fought over again "the hat-tics in which they were engaged adjourning for one year. The partv consisted of Gen. W.

Y. W. Kiplev of Rut- land. ('apt. H.

W. Hindes of Keeseville, X. Capt. C. l.

Merriman of Xorthfield! Cassius Peck of Brooktield. Sherrod Brown of New Haven. E. F. Jackson of Pittsford.

Xocl Potter of Claremont U. H. Ellis of Jama ica. Mr. Campbell of Brandon, Charles Stone of Burlington.

Merrill Bailey of Chester and Silas Ciiidir.gs of Castleton. GLEN'S FALLS TOBACCO REMEDY COMPANY. In reference to the charge made in our Montpelier items, to the effect that the Giens Falls Tobacco Remedy company are placing goods on sale to be paid for when sold and then suing to collect the bill at the end of 3i days, it is due to that company to say that they deny that such has been their practice. A letter book and order hooks of the concern, which have been exhibited to us, substantiates statement, as far as they ko. So far as we can loam the company are doing a s-juare and honorable business.

MORE OF HOLMES' WORK. ItMective Geyer last nisiit lopraphod i ieiEei ai waivB. nKpiirine whether th children's trunk had a strip of calieo pasted over a crack on the bottom. Tiie reply received at a late hour was: it-s, the trur.k had strips of id ftrur. parted over crac lcr.eth of trui calico, entire Tie portion of the trunk found in the empty house in Irvinsrton.

included the top and bottom, with about six inches of the sides from the bottom up, with a crack 1n the bottom, where a cleat had been Over this is pasted a narrow strip of blue calico goods. 1 '-ome favinim ranks are hein auel for frfjm ssirro'indlau towns because ot their popularity. Only a few left- for sie: House and lot on Hyde street; hcue h-is 12 rooms and rents for 14.50 per moutli. Thi lace is offered at a bargain for a fdW dajrs; $1300 will bay it. Figure the in teres this pays on the investment, then call on 131 St.

l'aul Street, Heal E.1ate Broker. A Ink would not convince some pro pie that they could save just as much money on th ir writing paper as some of their neighbors who buy regularly, year after year, our writiig paper by the pound. BUT IT'S TRUE. Only the progressive ones catch on, but they are growing more numerous year by year, and the sale of writing paper bargain steadily in-creas s. If you have not yet tried it, the loss is yours and you'll not know how great the loss has been till you begin and when you begin 3 ou'll not leave off.

WHITNEY SHANLEY, Vholewle anil lo-tail Booksellers and Stationers, I linri'h rajrul Prllflri a linrH-rti-i A as all on its for its in the be to be A C. of a for I I M. 1 A. T. C.

A i i THE WEATHER. SHOWERS TO-DAT. Forecast for Friday for New England: Light showers, variable winds. lasterda'a Waathar. The weather yefterday.

indicated by the Lermometer at beilroae's pharmacy: "a.m Ki i 3 p. in LS i Comlni Lfxial Events. Dress rarade of squadron. 3d TJ. S.

Car-airy, Major L. T. Morris commanding, on pleasant Tuesday and Friday afternoons of each week, first call at 6:15 o'clock, on drill grcuuds near highway at Fort Ethan Allen. THIS EVENING. Lapey concert at Howard Relief Hall, for the benefit of the Home.

THE FUTURE. Sept. 2. Opening of the ruhlic schools. Sept.

3-6. State fair at Howard Tark. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAT. Writing Paper, Whitney Shanley, page. Amusements at the orera house, 1st P-ige.

Victor Combination Suits, Stiles Kel-ley. 5th page. I'eaches, Barber A Tofbey. 3d page. Tea.

Osgood Reynolds, 3d page. Accident Insurance. H. R. Conger.

S'h pae. Fruit Jars. M. D. McMahon.

3d page. Waterproof tJarments, H. W. Allen 5th pa if e. Painless Dentistry, W.

It. Rich. 5th page. Montpelier Special Columns, 7th page. For other local neu-s srr si.rth page.

THE LAPEY CONCERT. An Frjaiable at Howard Relirf Hall This Krening. Indications all point to a most enjoyable concert this evening at Howard Relief hall. The proceeds will go to the Home for Destitute Children and this fact alone should attract a large audience. Mr.

I.a-' pey, who is the guest of A. A. Ruell while in the city, has met with a flattering relet ption whenever he has sung. Miss Fel-' livs who will sing Mascagni's "Ave Maria" and Delibes "Les Filles de Cadiz." is the possessor of a remarkably fine so-i prano voice and will appear to advantage ill these two selections. Tickets are 50 cents and can be obtained at F.

L. Taft urug store and at the hail in the evening. AN HISTORIC HOUSE. Once a f'Mienjfr Depot But Now Fine Kcildcace. One of the most historic places in the city is that on the southwest corner of St.

Paul and Maple streets. Alout 35 vears it was the passenger station of the was me passenger station of Vermont Central now the Central Vermont railroad, when it ran the ravine in the centre of the city. was tirst an unfinished house but was rur- chased by tht modelled into Vermont Central and re-a passenger deoot about i-is. it was tisei as such until the road was changed in Ivil to what is now known jas the tunnel route. After that it was again remodelled, this time back into a (dwelling house, and has ben occupied as such ever since.

It is now the property Mr. James D. MeCarty, and has latf iv l-en thoroughly renovated and refitted throughout with ail modren improve- meiu, anil is one of the most solid and residences of the in our city. many such LEGISLATIVE REUNION. Committee Met in Tenterdaj t-1 Arrange a Programme.

The committee on programme of th reunion, nt the of Vermont met j-es'er Say at th Vi-i Xess House parlors and ma le preliminary arnrrgemer.ts for the programme for the to be held at Montpelier 2. The ocmmit: consis of Col ft J- KlmhaU of Randolph, chairman; Ir.n. C. p. smith of this city, secretarv; J- J.

l-stey of BratrieUiro. Hon. W. Fiskof La Motte and Hon. of Ierby.

Hon. W. I. Uililna-ham the preside Woodbu ry of association, and met with wa hem by request, ot definitely de-g pre. arc 1 and will as Ti i i i-e pu! program ipoii bat is iv-i: iished as sojn THE SALE WILL LAST ANOTHER WEEK.

i sn-ai oargam sale closing out the st of Strain will end next week Saturday. She had such an immense collection of fancy articles suitable fr Christmas sflfts tiat many choice thinrs are still unsold. Then it is well knywn that Miss Strain ha.s long made a specialty of dainty children's garm-nts of ail kinds. This is a fine chance to- secure tin'y f.r 'i tnat tne grea will last one we-k longer. A Iv.

sale CLARK, OPTICIAN. Is row at ft Church s'ref-t, ILldreth's e---ciry s'of, and will remain until Sept. 7th. No charge will he mado to detfrminp if your eye can bp improved, headache relieved an-i nervousness overcome by having- proper glasses titte-1. 2C.St&w,lt E'' zema.

alt rteura eruption, rarcd by Lady Poor'i Ointment. Prlo 25 centa. How to Cnre Bilious Colic. I raftered for week3 with colic am-' pains iu my stomach caused by biliousness and had to take medicine all the while nntil Insed Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which cured me.

I have since recommended it to a good many people. Mrs. F. 22 Fillmore Street, Fairhaven. Conn.

2 and 50 cent bottles for sale bj Beanpre fc Lowry, Druggists. Carry You will make 50 per cent on your money. Provided you wear shirts next year. Any Summer Shirt, $2 one3 and all for i each. CHA E.

PEASE C0-, 1 MAIN STREET, r) C) (') (') C) 0) C) () C) C) I OUR COOKS ARE PTRICTI.T FIRST CLASS. -2 OUR MATERIALS 5 ABE THE BEST WE CAN BCT. OUR GOODS 5 THE BEST THAT CAX BE MADE. OUR PRICES I AS LOW AS WE CA ArrORD. (.) C) (:) (.) (.) (.) I O.

Allen 4 Co. Waterproof Gnriiieiit. "Ladies' Tropical Odorless Mackintosh." "Knglish. Cravanette Wa.ter-jroof After a thorough trial of four years" with these goods, we are convinced of their superiority over all others as regards finality, fit. finish and durability.

The cravanettes come in several eolors (navy bin" an-J black having the ir fer nc and are made in several etybs. This cut shows one of the most They have no equal as a waUr-pfof and Kamii-nt. 71 -3 1 '4 Labi's sfneTf texture arltlntosh, CT sich cape, J3.Y3. T.arlies jtrgle texture M'akintosh, 3 -wptrs. S4.

Ladies' single Mackintosh, inch c.ipe, Ladies' all y.o fine iality Cravanette. tT inch. cape. 57 Indies' 'y Cravanette, i-ch I. a s' j-jal ty Cravanette (see cut) I.a lies' 1 ca Ladies' tra Children's cap-.

Cravanette, long it xt M.tekintosh. 5'i and $: caie, 51 texture- Macklntos an I J3.75. IlSSf ality Cravanette with Kng'is cr made to sp. Mackintosh coats in foe a I order. Storm irments made to order, color -1: sir- J.

styl Vs. ALLEN CO C33H R3gist3i Ca. Si Vermont e. avr r.i io' invited. IkuJiA o-itut 1- 10:1 de rie 1.

U. I'. Ji.iK. Sales Agent. want SIX more FIRST CLASS Slate Roofers and Three Iron Roofers at once.

J. SMITH, Slate and Iron Roofer, CTTV HALL BUILDING. BURLINGTON, Yt. Shelf Paper. Lanre sheets of whits? paper 1 jr covering pantry siieives.

Fkee Press Association. A i j-t A i A I I I 1 I i Ilppairing promptly nvEosx.jniY TIME s4 rT' Church These are timts that try men's soles, and a good shoe is important in the way of enabling a man to walk with satisfaction. Cur slices are like the one boss shay; they fall to pieces from old age. You cannot tear them apart. BIG-ELOW Street.

Star RestanrantiH.L aoams son, has arrived. Your nervous horses tell that at a glance. Our or net tli teeji tiie file from tile irom of rain a wk, law the horse rill lrs if iie i- Lepf free from Hit. Price FERCUSOtNS The Two MONARCH BICYCLES securely fastened side by St rves meals at all ho-irs. C-nffee the Opposite Y.

M. C. A. C. F.

BROWN, UNDERTAKER 157 BANK STREET. SEVER CLOSED. Residence -ver ft ore UNDERTAKERS. McMAHON GLEAS0N uccessors to Gleason A- 'Joyette and tr. H.

Kami. S3 No. Uesidence over st baiulaiu St. re. i Prosperity A In the I-auuilry business enecialli- in a city like Unriinnten.

crowned with a gay nnd arisux rauc soriety. rn ly -iii mroug un eperienee. and ex-A iert work. (ur finish on shirts, col A lnrK, and cuffs cannot ie I'rnten. We wash and lrou everything, aud our work is p.

rrect. call for and deliver. Buflinntnn Stonm I nnnrlr-. i a JHiintlej Hammond, Proprietors, LOI.l.FOrt hTHF.ICT. postering them rterinz in.

oj ouo ib ssvs a oauei keep fat an i in om oraer on jusi sj uaea low as the lowest. ADSIT, SO? College 8lrvet. 1 latest Any one can ride. Much more sociable, too, than Ml SL H. E.

SPE1E. VVjJ Gay A Henderson, 154 College St. TELEPHONE 123-2. SUITABLE WEDDING 1 siue. Cannot fall over.

Just the thing to learn on. a tandem. Try it il M- WALKER. 164 Wedding Stationery, Reception Cards, Announcements. Correct Forms, High-grade Best Workmanship, Prompt and Care'ul Attention to Orders.

IREE TKESS AS0' rRlNTIXO, EMBOSSIXU, JJuriiogton. Vt. TRUCKING. We do all kind- of transferring and hauling. Fopecially prepared to ntov aafs and all kiudf machinery.

We pay freight on local or ear loin, and transfer it un art of the city kt reasonable rate. Kipenence in kfui moving eaubloe to more pianm aud le uwlio! goods without tiie leact injury. M. COLLINS CO. Leave orders at Farter's drug store.

jToiii (Own ILight Is what your are standing in when you fail to secure a generous supply of shirts before our special sale closes. Monarch, Metropolitan, Hathaway: any of them for ONE DOLLAR. CHAS. E. PEASE i MAIN STREET.

Invitations should be printefl In the most careful and artistic manner. Nothing 15 criticised iharplr ly friends as an invitation which is not neat and, elegant. Depend on us to do the best kinI of kork at the most reasonable prices. THEE press asociatio-m..