The Weekly Courier from Connellsville, Pennsylvania • Page 5

THE COURIER, CGNNELLSVl FRIDAY MOKNINfy MAY 29, 1891. ME 'ULk OF TWO TOWNS. The Llectui Kailirj Cos Time Extended In Attempted llurglan PftfcPARAUONS rOL DhCOP VTION MY HosplU) tttlentH, It Amor iHtlon 1 larlou of Minor Interest The New Council met a few evenings ago ana extended the time for com mencing work on the Connellsville Now Haven Leisenr 119 Electric railway from 4th to June 18th Burglars broke into Calhoun oflke Thursday night of lost week and attempted to blow the safe open They drilled a bole in the door and put in a charge of powder, but' not enough to accomplish their purpose The handle of the tale door was broken off but amide from thii it was not injured The morey and other contents were considerably blackened by the nnoke from the turning powder The old safe will be replaced by one of a larger and stronger patera The preparations for the observance of Decoration Day, to-morrow are complete The program of exercises is the most elaborate presented to the people of ConnellavilJe since the 30th of Hay was designated for this purpose. The members of William Post No 104, Grand Army of the Republic will assemble at their headquarters at 8 clock to-morrow morning and proceed to decorate by detail all soldiers graves in Chestnut Hill Quaker and Connell cemetries, after which the Fost, KnightBof the Golden Eugle Junior Order United American Mechanics, Fire Companies, Town Council and other organi cations, the John L. Dawson Commaudry Knights o( the Golden Eagle Uuiontown acting as the escort, will form at 9 30 on North Pittsburg street right-resting on Mam, and will move up Fittsburg street to Grave street, cut Grave tx Hill brove cemetery here sor vices will be held according to the brand Army rituul Returning the procession will move down Snyder avenuo to Mam street to Water, to Apple to Fittsburg to Main street and disband.

At 2 clock in the afternoon memorial services will be held the Opera House, consisting of nn address by Judge Harry White of Indiana Fa songs recita tableaux, etc Loyd Johnston will act as Chief Marshal of the parnde and Dunn anilT Fee as aids The handsome new ambulance for the use Cottage State Hospital was brought out for the first time last Saturday when it was used to convey Robert Hughes rom the hospital to the depot where be was put aboard the train and taken to bis home nt Gibson His wounds are completely healed but he Is badly crippled and Is minus a leff John Murphy, the Cmcinnati horse jockey who was injured in a wreck on tbe rnilrond at Confluence seviral weeks ago and who has been treatment at the hospital, gat able to walk about, and took advantage of the liberty allowed him by coming down town a few days ago and imbibing too freely in the flowing bow 1 When ho got back to the hospital he was gloriously drunk, be Superintendent then and there granted bun a ticket of leave, thinking the crime sufficient intbe absence of a doctor certificate Mrs Taylor a private patient under tbe careoDr-E- Phillips, also left for borne at Broad Ford this week There are now but two patienta in tbe hospital smallest number since its doors were opened The regular monthly meeting of the People's Building Loan Association was he Id In the Fostotftte Building Tuesday emng Loans aggregating were sold as fol lows Geo IV UcCombs, Scottdale $1 400 Mrs. Ada Hixenbaugh Dickerson Hun, $1 000 8 Scott Sunder, ConneUsvIlle $1 000 Mrs Stillwagon, Connellsville U)0 A Cameron, Coiinellsville, 000 The premium paid was 35 in each case Tbe profits of the Association for tbe first six months were 63 cents per share a trifle ov er 10 Go to Frisbee a. Special for Dei oration Dav in forenoon DDlv, 1000 children's white caps at 60 per cent reduction making a cap worth 25c for lOc a cap worth OOc for 20c a cap wor for 40c Tbia sole Is for Decoration only the Stars 734 Fittsburg street The largest stock of staple notions, col ars ruchlugs hosiery, and handl erthiefs at Frlsbeu SamuelFalkensteio a is ting a glass front in his Main street houw and having it fixe 1 up for business purpot.es Homer 13rr, the tailor ill open branch store in the ro nn when complete 1 Dunn's for carpets The Committee having cUnrge of the Dcco ration Day program promise tbe ton some thmg'more interesting thau tbe usual berv fhelr only drawback thus far has been luck of funds Tl public is urged to cou tribute liberally Donations will be received at the banks Long's Breakfubt Flour at I Mabons will be no "ervices In St Johns ran church next Sunday The church entirely renovated and reopened June litb The fiesco painting is being done by A Franks ami Shaw Dunn 3 for curtains To-morrow is Docoratiou Day Fny your money to tbe banks Half day sale of chtldreus white caps at the Stan, 724 PJttaburg street, 00 per cent off an caps making 5Qc caps at 20c and others ac cordingly on Decoration Day in forenoon A special train with four car loads of Ger man emigrants passed through here over the on their way Wt 1 more carloads were attached to the Limited Mail tbe same evening Funs for Decoration Day at 1 Berryhiil the druggist is the i osses sorof a number of human bones which were unearthed by i btoner while plow mg in a field on the Colonel Collins farm Dunbar township last week Dunn for goods embioidenes and trimmings White uips once more at largo at the tar Dry Goods House 734 Pittsburg street cm will And 3,000 white to select from at a special on Saturday May 30th forenoon A band of about 2o Gypsies are encamped about a mile east of town Some of the best and latest designs in wall pAper from tne factories of Beck and many others can now be seen at MoCoraucks Greac alt Faper Depot i hey also have a full and new stock of drugs tuid medicines on hand go and bee them. Rev S'omi, of the Christian church will speak Sunday night on Men as Moral Architects Half-day only Saturday May in fore noou, we will sell caps at 40c on the dol lar making caps lOc The Star Dry Goods House, 734 Fittaburg street Two games of base ball will be played here to-morrow between theC Maukclub of this place, and tao West Newton club Silk gloves, lace and silk mitts in all gradtM Frisbee's. Too Ministerial Association will hold a meeting in the Presbyterianchapel next Mon day afternoon at 2 clock Jordar Letaenring, will paper Our new stock cl window shades fixtures, draperies and lace ready for inspection John A large number of the members of William Kurt Fost "Vo 104 Grand Army of the Republic turned out Sunday to listen to a special memorial sermon by Rev A Hankej of the Lnglisb Lutheran churth Dunn a for diess good I bite goods laces embroider fts Ham burg cunibuc and Swiss match patterns all widths a complete stock now ap Johu Frisbee I 1 ry it Long Breakfast flout wuai anteed to give satisfaction For sale by llahon John Kelchuer has erected a large and handsome fountain In his Fittsburg street meat market Stylish new shades kid gloves just opened at Frisbee A tenant house occupied by Einmett Hicks on the Ut Etna farm just south of town was damaged to the extent of about 950 a few days ago by fire White caps for almost nothing on Decora tiou Day in forenoon only at the Star Dry Goods store.

A telegram was receded yesterday from Judge White saying he would certainly be here to-morrow to deliver the Decoration Day address We open all the new styles in spring jackets for ladies misses acd children Dunn. If you want good, wholesome and nutritious pancakes, etc, try a package of Longs Breakfast flour at 1 Mahons, Water street Lace and net flouncings are very stjlisu this season The best stock at Frisbee fho Presbyterian parsonage on Peach street is being repaired and beautified by the addition of anew aud fc fresh coat of paint. A sewer has also been aid to cou nect it with tbe Peach street sewtr open large assortments of Itoys waists and blouses at special low prices Dunn A 5 line in last week COURIER brought replies within tht past week Our ant and bale column is n.ad by 3000 people neek It costs but cents per line to advertise iu it Its cheap and it it as good as it is cheap It it A full Hue of rubber goods in ladies gen tkmens misses aud children at Frisbee a White caps tbe finest in the market, for almost a song at the btais on Decoration Day iu the forenoon A handsome line of new uml rellus Ith ivory natuial wood and silver handles each one guaranteed, Fnsbec i Lace curtains at7occnt up to 15 pair all new choice pattern at John Frisbee Beef Vfine and Iron a touic for general dobilitv for Bale onl by Mar keU Bro Prico full quart pint We K. Greenland has here from Washington Citj and will maingo John Skinners plumbing establishment in "New myers new bulkliwg on Pittsburg street Frisbee stock of carpets is the most com plete in tbe country The prices are the low eet Our now coi are coming ery day Ibis stock TV ill be the largest shown in town Come and see thorn John Frisbec The best and largest assortment of wash dress goods we ever bhown now at John Fnsbecs Pemoniil I unuraphN Mrs Tilhe Hitt of Tojjeka Kan is ing her father Rev Rloan of PUtsburg street Twenty old of tbe late war were before the local Boar 1 of United States Lr anting Surgeons on ednesday Their names ai as follow Isaac Snntt Henry K. R.

Butler Jackson Hall Smith David Simmons illuim Marshall Neff bmith R. Grooms, Elijah Mittholl NeUou Burger Aaron Tucker "Nelson May haven Isaac A Moore Solomon Cliffoid Thomas Munson Collins Josef (atari. Ada Cham and son Joe of Phila delphla and Mra Susan McCJraw of Allegheny City arrived here yesterdaj to attend the funeral of their relative Mra Strawn i hey will remain in town a few days to islt relatives and Cmends btmimell spent Sunday in Greens burg Cbiisty principal of the public schools of the towns along the Muddy Monongahela last week Mrs Samuel Wiltrout of is visiting friends and es in town Howard of this was appointed at tl late bession of the Grand Castle Kjnghts of tfie Golden Eagle District Grand Chief of the First District of FijetU com pribint Coke Centre Castle of this plact and "Voufihiofehenj Cattle of Broad ton! CriU ofFittaburg bis htu Mrs Cornel on Monday Dr Baines wife and two childien of Indianapolis Ind are the guest of the doc tor father Barnes of Mam street MissEdmiBoyts theaccon laugbte ofMi and Mrs Boyts, feradjated at the College of riocut on and Oratory Washington thia wtek with kouors bhe was one of fh out of a large class who made an average of 90 per cent At the com mencemerit entertainment in the Academy of Music Miss Edna recited The Bovs the Washington Post tells us ivitb tuutb dru nuitiL effect RoKrt Downing the cele brated actor piesented tho diplomas Clark Bishop of Cleveland was in town this week Msitiug lelitives and friends High pastor oE the Methodist Lpiscoj nl Cuke Miss on a town yester du He now has three la ly assistants name ly Miss Cameion letnont Furnace MissFlla Lewis Upper Middlttonn Miss Fought New Thej are doing good work iliss Lulu Reid who has been seriously ill ith typhoid ei is conualcsmt, Mrs Emma of hero this week visiting hei father Jnmes Cunningham and attended the funtnil of 1 er aunt Mrs rftrawn Urs Richard Chenemorth of Pittsburg is isiting ti lends and relatives here Guilcr aTJniontown lawyer was a passenger on the east bound I united Mail yesterday His Jcstmation was "VV afah ington Miss Mnucl Carnahiiu is visiting Mus Annio Esser at Leisemmg Ihc McKeesport Tuaib of last Iluisday sajs Mrs A Noil with McKees port Monougahola City and decorated the grave of the late Mis Clara Mausell Mrs Hull and two children aro at Faietto City visiting Mis. Halls parents Mrs Chailes Springer ewn Johu btich of Cleveland found hife ruunaway wife and two children living with another man at Greeusburg Tbe wronged husband said he cared, nothing for his wife but he wanted his children He took the latter home and their mother went with them Altoona voted on Friday to contract a loan of 1220 000 to increase the city water supply A surveyor appointed by Judge McIUvame of Washington county is surveying a piece of property Canonsburg, the title of is in dispute, but which has been occupied 1 claimed for 100 years. Moore was perhaps fatally injured at Saturday by his horse kicking hitching it up The RollPt Steel Wheel Company of Pitte- buig proposes to erect a large plant for the manufacture of light crucible steel heels for uii riuges buggies nnd light chicles gen nt Kensington near Parnassus Pa The company will employ about 200 men Its capital stock is 000 An unknown man was killed at Untie) near Larlmoi station on the Pennsylvania railroad bunday evening The man was well dressed The planing mill of Anderson Sons ofLatrobe was totally destroyed bv ftre last Friday The IDSS Is placed at $8 000 with an insurance of only 000 i All the tools of the employe's ire destroyed Jeannetto is to ha a national bank It will be known as the Citizens National Bank Westmoreland Clasris of tbe Reformed Cluirch is in session at Pleasant Unity Tbe contributions of this Synod for the past year were 04,000 Tbe postmaster at Johnstown received a check of 50 for the flood fund lust Friday The (tender a clergyman in Alabama, Mid the check had been mislaid, but hoped it might not be too lute to do some good.

Greanaburg capitalists have leased 1 800 acres timber land near Jeannette and will employ about 100 men converting it Into lumber Becossio Durainico, an Italian miner, was killed by a full of slate in the mine of tbe erly Cool Coke Company at Smithton Saturday af fa moon Ire I let 1 let I a now perfected with the ice factory at Union town for delivering to Connellsviile custom daily perfectly pure a uahty of ma 'nine ice, manufactured from istilled and filtered water This ice is mod icinally pure tud in this respect differs from the ice gathered from lakes and ponds which late publications claim is often teeming with fever germs a id is i equently the ca ase of typhoid trouble Those desiring a perfectly pure of pure ice deln cred them at mai ket rates will please leave orders with the driver ot the wagon o- notify mo at my meat shop on Pittsburg street. This Ice weighs four pounds more to the cubic foot than the natural ice It is therefore more solid and more lasting for left igera tor purposes Pftteburg St Conuellnville 1UU ayia-4t A closing out sile of summer gootlb IUM been inaugurated at tho Star Dry Uouch hpiUat 1 tv prices nil suisorml le goods roc In Material Parties in need of fencing material can I i nt the Youguiogbtm Lumber Yard tbe LCUU ing season at the following pricw No Hf ml pkktu 4 nt. ft 100 No 1 HenloLk 4 I IODR $1 No 1 II rnlock i ickeW, ft ioiiif fcj Died A I I A his residence on I urter urn tounUlsvJl! Thursday i i i May Htb rhomut ttftrntr attd (ibo it 4" He a mt-mix of thi 1- rut 1 um a ilry i i A au1 J9HAFFFH daughter Mr nnd Snuffer ofJorry township die 1 Fri 5fa nil 1 rimr-al Siolity aftertax DurViy ami Hkkuiai of tl rialwqu la Baptist cliurci of whk.1 tilt 1 i.f asrd wwamtinber oftUJutiiii, MILL.EH.--Thoirati Miller ros, IdciiLe Iu Lul ntuwn iiiort lut, tny, (h L80I in tt 'Tith ycai of I is DI-L-WWC 1 was born ID a IHi there i stuf lilp a a i lai, trlil jlaoe ufurau Sn --MIM Sijw lied ot me Mill ttiin Jhursdar IbiH -i years 10 nn i diiju. Mie 1 for her but wasi a me ibvr of the Brethern TliL funtjrfll toik place on batuntij 10 i It ML ofKclnting WAI Kt.Jt --Mm "ft alkcr wi low of tl late Dr Ualktr at bt-r on fcjmt tin street, ti loritt on rt Mnv 4tl 1HUJ nped inrn DcnUi was i i i imijHijs she kmt-H tlirw tl iidrt Anna Mar ilin II Intern ent Jak SAPTTMAN Howard hnnhna i at aliirj, faiiud CM Uitf Ma 4ll uf cunti mil lion about years If ctasi. ami kr hurt (111 1 thepohlll of nt I er for a cor xidtrabit, length of time nlil 1 about ay nr to aLtept a tl rkni in a Martiusb irg bit ik STAAWN --Mre widow of tbe Ink Joel Straw llel al 1 i til I itth bun, Tuesdty rn at I tO tlot May-tub IH01 In the a Sh uuMOtieof th ticht kuonn inwl mont 1 ijciily rt spected women In tlih wxtl bt-ine partii i lurl uttetl foracTH cf Ivlndnww ami chrimfsii ct irity Slietv i a a zeiUo IM working i tmber of thft Christian church i.

yoara and none SIOCK! lilgl er in Itj co inUlfi llttl church tl nn she incii woiuai of mure thau or Hiuirj In telUgeQ i and IMCC MJiiLtit in all uialtiraof lutertBl pt.it«inm(f to tho ch iruli i Llxslu L. of this place a of lAiwnrint, and three nUters nnti two -o hers Mrs of Last 1 Mrs Jti ephForre of I blhidelphia ai i Mrs iforr Isaac AttdJolm cf Imk)iu 0 ai i a Inrtft. circle of fiitnlst wl moijri tl dutch of one who ftd ual trsall like 1 by al r- ir era MS i fees L.rt UH ftt 1 it rtsi Icoce ufttrnooa i which nlis i to thi Ir tliiiil re-ill 1 liict Hi! rove ccn ter Watt ted W- clienwst jung ptoples I-orl! nil nil I sample copi SCHOOI I UKburt, In iM'bD-St 1001 A I 1 I nmki one cnnvdiwittf, 'or tl largtxl I al Ir 0 nih rp I rSMAN A KbriB Ustiwl iinportluw wlioleMilc house iu hllaclelphfa viollld like to eoni nut ItaU) Ithiibales in iiiK xl a i ton-r iuf, Urilt rj IH thla stalou of lit- State proiw-r a sntWactory ai-anReiiient II 1 a a a ai-iiiiReineB All LOniraiinlf atiot confl lentlal SALhhM XN eart CoeiULit In a JO it OH TWO HIFSH COUS OOOU niUkcrs I i of LJIEIIJ Ulstiirinj, No 1 1 tt county la Huiay tf TIOPSVU: A NEW bINGLR I I "tin a In tx rfctt Ir lucjutrc at 1 BIAI10N stole Wacei sire Con tiiuj FRIDA MAY 29. TjlOR bALl RVVUi-tAS lit Alt Jj rani fo fbt tl Ink foi a cmnplnt party Li of UR LNCft 1 Haiti Htiett i tf TTIOK VII fc OJ STOCK Jj ot tl becontl anal inL of ConnelUvilh pniil OITt at i oriinde II not be tonsidf r-1 vddiciBiuciuliifcs to "VH Cou llbvllli la a 11 If DltNN'S, STORES, PITTSBUKB si I'REET. BIGGEST AND BUSIEST STORES IN THE CITY.

Reasonable prices That's the story and the why we sell such quantities The many who buy know good quality, and pass the word along to friends, hence quick action and prompt business all the time. We open this week new shades in the new and stylish Lansdowns Diess Stuffs new French Challies, the New Wash Surahs in Light Stupes foi ladies' w.iists, new India and Pongee Silks, new Ginghams, novelties in Satines Immense assortment of Summer Diess Fabrics in all qualities, among winch offer 500 yards printed India Silks at 25c per ird, reduced ftom oOc 1,000 yards White Dress Goods at Oic pel )ard, reduced from IJlOIt i I IHVCTb 01 I Jj lo i ui 1 poplar raiboail also a line in oE 131l uscot fci bio ks, Trotits nc half mile on railroad A luriu ban I nit family ante 1 UltS pponltt S.O ilLpot a i i IpOK SAI --KEN fttlCi A JD (iiU i-v. 0 years i perfectly 1,0 naand a a i 1 or cam 01 stta i cks mil i tt MI i lit and trots in lian CM, HL i leu sorrtll liaudonie i (i HtylHli DU 1OR ItlAU' Iliti la THOB BALL OK L13 VbE 000 1 of mfnliit, Lilts and fte simple Diu-ctly on II of Dlvislouof i a in WihOtounty four work iblebtda of ens an I co One now ork tildrLis DufHeld Va 1 may LflOK SALE DES1RABLL BUSINESS Jj i ropertj nortl Hi lo of Main fatreet near Pitts- tnr htrtot I ito property of Bishop Lot, Ox10. Two storj frame ouse ith store room in fiont For address Clark BUliop Irenue fauitt No 0 (Iceland or aj ply to A Bishop Jeweler Main btrctt Pa llltS i UVRTMAN idmrx lly Clark BiiJiop Utomey to Fact Notloe UrIL A I i PREMI8LS of the at Detwiler 8 Mill iu Bull sHn towuBhip Fayetto county Pa a red ana bite spotted earling short liorn calf Tbe own er vr 11 please come forward, prove property and pnv charges or the calf will be sola according to MBS ELIZABETH DETWILER Betwllcrs Mills Pa May ,3 1801 mty293t Hotel Uonie TraaiMr -VTOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEV THAT 1 WILL present a petition to the Court of Quarter Sessions of Fayette county Pennsylvania, OD Monday June 1st 1801 praying for the transfer of the hotel license granted me on April l.lth, 1891 for tbe Kveraon House in Upper Tyrone township to William Allen JOHN KENNEDY 1 will presentmy petition and bond for said 11 cense at the flame time inaySO It WILLIAM ALLEN. 2,000 jards Fine Sdtines at ic per yard 4,000 jards Ch.illics at pei New Gloves, ilk Mitts, Pmasols, Ribbons, Fari- cj Ties, Ruchings.

In our carpet department we offer 100 rolls China Matt- ings from $3 00 per roll of 40 yards and up All the new materials in Pilk. aud Cotton Draperies, Fnngts, Cords ind Tassels Snsli CHI tain materials and my other new ideas that go to make 3 our home more ing New Caipeta daily I KALEIU! I We make especial tins of Fine Fmmlure not kept bj any otbei dealers in the county P.uloi Cabinets in Mal'Og- and Puma Vera fiom 00 to 00 each Imitation ihogany Cabi- netb at $25 00 High grade Beikey Gay Dining Chairs, consisting of 2 end eliairs 0 side clians fiom $7000 to 00a set Fine Cliiua Closets irom $48 00 to 105 00 each Sh ink's high class Pailoi butts in tluce pieces fiom $155 00 to $200 00 a suit Colonial Hall Chests and Hill Glasses and Fine Hall Stands Fiench Parloi Tables fiom $23 00 each to $45 00 each Ten Styles of Mahogany Bed Room Suits fiom 105.00 to 00 a suit Mahogany Dining Room Suits at $375 to $40000 each We have a full stock of goods which we claim are better than those offered by other dealers on account of the large amount of fine goods we buy and get belter teims. cordialy i n- vite an inspection. POBTEE MAIN Friday, May 29th, 1891. Are offering greater inducements than ever to cash buyers The general depression complained of by most dealers, has not befn felt as yet in these stores, owing to the fact that we have the goods people need, and want, at prices within the reach of those who have but a limited income.

Carpets! Carpets! Carpets! In the Carpet Department the business has by far surpassed all previous seasons, so far and bids fair to continue for sometime yet We still have a good stock, and will continue to sell them at last years prices which means a. saving to customers of from five to fifteen cents a jard All Carpets cut and fit without extra charge, We are certainly showing a nice hue of Summer Dress Goods, Wabh goods of every depciiptiou and some very handsome wool fabrics in light eights, suitable foi any season. aie an to cncouiagc cash customers-, and will offer fcpecial inducements in all classes of goods for cash. Respectfully, JOHN D. FRISBEE, Mam Street, CONNELLSVILLE, PA.

THE PUREST A I I ALWAYS FOUND AT J. 6. MOORE'S, WATER CONNELLSVILLE. SIMMER SALE -OF- Including all kinds of suitable seasonable goods for Ladies', Misses, and Children's Wear, at the well-known house -OF- Torrence Co. -WILL COMMENCE-FRIDAY, MAY 15 Wo ae now anxious to see who wants Wall Paper, Drugs, Medicines O.ES Come and ee us in our newly fitted up looms, opposite the Smith House.

We will fill your prescriptions at any hoiu of day or night Electric Bell on side of dooi loi Sundaj and night calls. I M'CORMICK'SDHFGAND WALLPAPER STORES, COiTNELLSVILLE, PA. A.W.BISHOP WHEN SPECTACLES ARE NEEDED When you are not able to read the FINEST print at tvehe Inches from the eye When you are not able to continue reading or sewing; for any length of time without fatigue or the letters look blurred iwd run together It is wrong idea to put oft the use of spectacles. If tbo eyes require help they should be used at once regardleM of ago Don be deceived by traveling wbo charge ezhorbltant prices for fitting eyea but call on A BISHOP who will guarantee a perflct fit and charges reasonable and who lioa been instructed In fitting eyea A. W.

BISHOP, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN, MAIN STREET, CONNELLSVILI This stock embraces all the 1 itest styles in wash and woolen goods, Whii Goods by the jard and in patterns, Plaids in fine Cashmere quality, plain, mixed and all- Cashmeres, single and double width iu all grades, Prints, Percales, Organdie Law us, Swiss in plaid, plain and black, hemstitched beautiful patteins. Spring Jackets, Blazers and Reefers, Our Black Cashmeies and Silks ari well and favorably known far and near, and have failed to give good satisfaction ft hen made up and woin Call and examine these goods You take away with 3 ou a baigain. We 1m on on sale, very cheap, a full line of Straw Goods Foi misses and children, also full trimmed Lawn Hats for misses and children, just the thing foi ivaiin weathei them A complete stock of fiats Foi men, jouths' and boys', Shoes in quality and prices to suit cveiybody. All -OUR- CARPET STOCK Is complete with all the latest patciaus, and will be sold cheap. Clothing, Hats, Jackets, At low pi ice our goo r1 bare A 1 SPAPLRl.