Fall River Daily Evening News from Fall River, Massachusetts • 3

-J 'A tier St 'T- 5 -V qqr1- Masonic SECOND EDITION FIRST EDITION JOHN Price List and Market Review! 14 SOUTH MAIN STREET 43 45 SECOND STREET BORDEN BLOCK CONDENSED TELEGRAMS It is stated that Parnell has elected Edward MacMahon as the candidate of the Home Rulers to contest the election for a member of parliament for Limerick The Italian bark Fratelli Gabbino Dunkirk for Darien has been in collision with a steamer name not given Both vggsels foundered The crews were saved Brig Proteus from Africa is expected to arrive at Portland Me to-day bringing the body of Lieut Com Wheeler which will be forwarded to New York Wheeler died in Africa a year ago This is the first opportunity to send the body home It was exhumed for that purpose 1 i Best Flour Price $1700 per Barrel S3 50 per Sack 95 ets per Bag Sugar and Molasses Best Granulated Sugar 1 1 Ihfi for $1 Colice Migar 11 and 11 tbs for $1 Yellow Cooking bugar for $1 New Orleans Mouses ts per gal to Rico Molaes lanc 52 ets ner gallon Bet Mucoado Mola- 52 ets pei gallon Good Demaiara Molaae ots per gallon TEA AN CQFFEE Amoy TeaH 20 pound grounds for $1 Good Oolong or JAtnin lea 28 ets per pound Hgpouncis lor $1 Choice Oolong Tea 88 ets per pound (pounds lor $1 Extra Oolong or Jtfcan Tea 48 ctn pei pound 2Lz pounds tor Superior Oolong or Japan Tea 68 ets per pound 2 pounds for $1 Jb mod Oolong or Japan lea 08 ets pei pound I 4 pounds for English Breakfast Tea 37 48 A OS ets lb Choicest Formosa Tea 80 ets per lb Ibe abo teas can be had plain or mixed A 4 BRISTOL COUNTY PAIR AT TAUNTON Tuesday Wednesday Thursday SEPTEMBER 25 25 27 $5000 OFFBPED IX PREMIUMS Domestic Manufactures Farming Implements Art Department Machinery Tuesday Sept 25 Plowng Match 1030 am Exhibition ot Family Hoises 11 00 a Exhibition of Matched 12 00 Driving Horses 1230 Trial of Woikmg Oxen 12 30 Trotting Four-year-old Colts 1 00 in Tual of Working Horses 130 Exhibition of Bulls in tbe Ring 2 00 Trotting 3-miuute Horses 200 Exhibition of Milch Cows 230 Trotting Thioe-year-old Colts 230 Exhibition of Fat Cattle 300 Wednesday Sept 26 Trotting Five-year-old Colts 1000 a Trotting 3 30 Race 1030 a Plotting 240 Race 1100 a Foot Race premiums $3 $2 12 30 Wheelbarrow Race $5 $3 $2 12 30 Sack Race $5 3 $2 12 30 Potato Race $5 $3 $2 1230 Trotting 2 30 Race 200 Pacing Race 230 Thursday Sept 27 Trotting 3-minute Race Trotting 245 Raf Trotting 236 Race Bicycle Race premiums $15 $10 Trotting Open to all Tiotting Horses premiums $125 $75 $25 1030 a 1100 a m- 1200 100 200 $250 Modkt Hops Lodge Special com- munication on- Friday evening Sept 2istv 1383 at 746 SeeondJ Kino Philip Lodge Regular communlca-tlon on Tuesday evening bept 2oth at 730 Third pall Kiver Koval arch chapter The 696th Convocation (regular) Monday evening Bept 10th 1883 at 7 Vi OOCNOILOE ROYAL AJiD SELECT MASTERS Special Assembly Wednesday evening Sept 6th 1883 at 7 sharp JS abragaksett Lodgk Special communi ration Thursday evening Sept 20th 1883 at 7Vt Second GODFREY BI BOOILLOS COMMANDER7KT No 25 Regular Conclave Wednesday evening Sept 19th 1883 at 730 Wanted A GIRL to do general Housework Must be a good Cooky 'Washer and Ironer Apply at 24 WIJS A good Cook Washer and Ironer Apply to MRS BROWN sp4-dtf i No 43 Highland Avenue WANTED immediately SECOND HAND CLOTHING of every description CARPETS and FURNITURE myll-dtf PORTER 154 Bedford st To Let GOOO ROOMS with BOARD ii private family for four gents pl7-dlw i 12 BANK STREET TO LET A three fire room TENEMENT at No 20 Ridge street Inquire on the premises agll-dtf TO The HALL in the News Building with nower furnished Inquii of F'L ALMY News Office TO The desirable TENEMENT with modern improvements at No 3 French street Apply at NICHOLS splS-dlw I 86 Bedford street rnO LET A 'very nice COTTAGE on I street Also a Lower TENEMENT on ProspechdStreet Apply at 139 north main street 3 el-oc3-eodtf i TO LET A nice TENEMENT on Robeson street at low price Apply to GREENE SON jySO-dtf Real Estate Agents TO LET Either the whole or part of the Fine RESIDENCE at No 21 North Street Apply to BROWN or A REMINGTON ag22-dt Sec A Granite Block TO LET Very Desirable TENEMENTS with hot and cold water bath room and water closets situated In the Brick Block on Middle street just south of the Park For farther information apply to NATHANIEL BORDEN jyl 9-dtf At the Office of Barnard Mill TO The STORE No 31 Bedford street how occupied hy the Globe -Coal Co and Howland will be let from August 1st to January 1st 1883 on reasonable terms Apply on tbe premises to HOWLAND or jy7-dtf I CLARK CHASE Instruction MRS BORDEN WILL RESUME teaching Sept 15th Studio hours from 930 to 1230 All the Jaiest noveltiearfi Decorative Art Goods also materials Studio 15 Rock Street gp8-dlm Piano Teaching MRS IMA ff (ROWE Resumed Piano Teaching MONDAY SEPTEMBER 10th Residence 46 Grove Street sp8-d2w I MINNIE GREENE Will receive her pupils in Piano Playing ON AND AFTER SEPT 7th Applications may he made at the store of Neils Arnzen cor NorthMaiti st and Maiket Square or at 14 Taylor street sp4-lm DraWin EVELINE and Fainting BUCK i pTTpil commencing SEPT 5th Materials furnished for use if desired Residence 20 Prospect Street spS-dlm The Herdics HERDIC COACHES i Winter Street Route 'TIMETABLE iNand after WEDNESDAY Sept 12 the Herdic Coach will run as lollows Leave City Hall 700 a 800 a 900 a 100 a 200 230 100 pm 200 1 300 400 500 305 r700 800 jfc 900 1000 FARE 6 CTS or 17 Tickets for 1 On THEATER NIGHTS the Herdic will 14vre the Academy at the close uf the performance Fare id ets SUNDAY the Herdic will leave City Hall at 1000 a mand run every hour during the day sep4-tf WM MAXIM Agent HERDIC LINE Leave Profcpect and Hanover sts 730 a ni 830 a 930 a 11 30 a 1215 a in 1245 a 130 230 3 30 430 515 630 730 8 30 in 930 in SECOND ST AND STAFFORD ROAD First Trip in the Morning Leave Lawton street at 820 and City Hall at 9 a Second Trip Leave Oscar at 930 and City Hall every even hour during the day except noon and afternoon when the Herdic will leave City Hall at 12 05 6 05 and 710 and Lawton street at 230 and 645 Last Herdic leaves City Hall for Lawton street at 10 ag28-dtf HAFFARDS BANKER AND BROKER Corner Main and Pleasant Sis STOCKS AND BONDS Bought and sold on commission either through New York or Boston Stock Exchanges or cash or on margin Special facilities for the purchase of Grain Petroleum and Mining Stocks Ail issues of Government Securities bought and sold Special attention given to investment LOCAL STOCKS FOK SALE THIS DAY 25 shares Slade Mills Fall Rivfer GasCo Osborn Mills King Philip Mills Stafford Mills Sagamore Co Richard Borden Co IV eetamoe Mills Flint Mills Mills Narragansett Mills Troy MONEY TO LOAN 3 BY TELEGRAPH A TERRIBLE HURRICANE Several Vessels Ashore Santiago de Cuba Sept A terrible hurricane occurred at Nassau on the 8th inst Many houses were blown down fifty vessels wrecked and six lives lost Among the vessels damaged was brig Peerless Cap tain Dowse from Sauga for Delaware Breakwater which put into Nassau in distress fell over and was seriously damaged Schooner Mary Jane and Elizabeth from Baltimore Aug 27th fell over filled and sank in port She will probably be a total loss Schooner Wm Maekie from New York ran aground but got off with some damage Schooner Wm Curry from Long Island Bahamas for New York went aground but will probably be gotten off Schooner Melissa Trask Capt Trask for Boston was driven ashore on the sands at Exuma ALL HANDS LOST Two More Wrecks on Newfoundland St Sept 20 Information comes from Burea and Fortune Bay this morning of two additional wrecks on the Great Banks during the gale of Aug 30th One was a banker Flying Arrow of Burea Capt John Inkpen with a crew of seven The other is schooner Freedom of Fortune the crew of six all told In both cases all bands were lost Tarring: and Feathering New York Sept 20 Application was made yesterday to State Attorney Fessenden of Bridgeport Conn for warrants for the arrests of five of the best known citizens of the town of Trumbull Conn on a charge of having tarred and feathered Charles Houston a resident of that town Houston had been employed as clerk In Bridgeport and is now stopping there being he says afraid to return to his home lest he be killed His version of the affair is that he qnarrelled with his wife and she left him taking one of his children with her that the next night he was awakened from sleep taken out of his house by some masked men dragged some distance to a secluded spot near the village church at Trumbull and tarred and feathered This affair it is said occurred on the 20th of July and Houston assigns as a reason for delay in obtaining redress that no lawyer in the village would undertake to incur the enmity of the parties alleged to have been engaged in the affair Mrs Houston declares that as far as she has any personal knowledge or can gain information her story is true She denies that Houston ever struck her or threatened her with violence and says pluckily whatever differences they have had are their own business She is living at home with her two children but says she is in constant fear of maltreatment at night She bars the doors but twice since Houston has been away some one has come to her doors and tried to force them in A former neighbor declares that on the night of their quarrel Houston heat his wife terribly that he is in the habit of beating his children and has in many ways made himself obnoxious to his neighbors They consider his treatment a good thing The affair promises to create a good deal of excitement in the village The Movements New York Sept 20 President Arthur left New York this morning for Newport where he will be the guest of Mr Seth Barton French He expects to spend a few days at the West Island Club House Little Compton previous to his return to Washington The Labor Inquiry New York Sept Erastus Goodwin a farmer from Falls Village Conn read a paper to-day before the Senate subcommittee on Labor and Education on the subject of the development of industry in tliis country Egyptian Prisons Cairo Sept 20 One of the first acts of Clifford Lloyd the newly appointed advisor to the Minister of the Interior will be to inspect the prisons throughout the conn try which are in a disgraceful condition Fur nit Hre Factory Burned Albany Sept 29 Nelson furniture factory was burned to-day Loss $50-000 to $75000 Edward Gibbons a workman on a railroad was shot by Runsford Gratz at Pond near Bangor Me last night and received a painful wound in the shoulder The shooting was the result of a quarrel LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET Liverpool Sept 20 Cotton Moderate inquiry freely supplied Uplands 5 13-16d Orleans 5 15-16d sales 8000 bales speculation and export 1000 receipts 14-800 American 1600 Futures dull THE Admiration or TBS WORLD MrsS A HairRestorer IS PERFECTION Public Benefactress Bn 5 A Allen haajustly earnaddas and thousands ara this day rcede over a fine head of hair produced by her unequaled preparation for resto ing invigorating and bsaudfymg tha Hair Her Hair Restorer quickly cleanses the scalp raaoviag Dandruff and arrests the Adi the hair if gray is changed to its natacal color giving it the aame vitality and luxurious quantity as in youth COMPLIMENTARY hair is now restored to it youthful color I have not a gray hair left I am satisfied that the preparation is not a dye but acts on the secretions My hair ceases to fall which is certainly an advantage to me who was in danger of becoming This is the testimony of all who use Mrs A Hair Restorer did Thtl th expression of many who nave had their gray hahr restored toils natural color and their bald spot covered tvith hair after using one bottle of Mrs A Allen's world's Hair Kbstoker It is not a dye LYMAN DEANE Teacher of PIANO and ORGAN Agent for the celebrated WEBER and other PIANOS Speoial care in selecting instruments baa resulted in the fact that no instrument sold by the subscriber during tba last fifteen years has bad to be taken back 5 BY TELEGRAPH Prohibitory State Convention Boston Sept 12 The Prohibitory State Convention met in Boston to-day at Meion-ian Hall James Robins was temporary chairman and made a speech saying that Robinson was in favor of the present license law and could not represent the Prohibitionists The Republicans had gone from prohibition to license and their nomination yesterday was made by about 300 men who' are Republicans or Democrats just as they happen to feel Committees were appointed George Buttrick of Barre was elected President who reviewed the cause of prohibition and recounted the manner in which that party had been deceived by the declarations of the leading parties the Republicans coming in for a large portion of his animadversions He predicted the ultimate success of prohibition which was the sole remedy for evils which threatened the city and State While the committee on permanent organization was attending to its duties a letter was read from Rev A A Miner in which ho said there is a prospect of a more open abandment of temperance professions on the part of our Republican friends than ever before and this ought to be followed by an equally open abandonment of that party by every true patriot in the State The result will he a commentary on the character of Massachusetts voters A committee of five was appointed to report names for a State Central Committee It was also voted that resolutions be re-ferred to the Committee on Resolutions without debate The Convention then took a recess until 130 Boston Sept 20 The Prohibition Convention nominated for Governor Charles Almy of New Bedford League of American Wheelmen Springfield Mass Sept 20 The board of officers of the League of American Wheelmen met this morning After the acceptance of the report the following chief consuls were elected Stephen Terry Hartfoid for Connecticut Beckwith Galveston for Texas and Howe for Iowa Appropriate resolutions were passed on the death of Mein tyie of Portsmouth The report of the chairman of the racing board was accepted It was decided to admit Star Facile and extraordinary Challenge machines to all bicycle races Atwood consul of Pittsfield was suspended for exceeding his authority in refusing to allow men to race because their legs were bare from the knee down Springfield Mass Sept 20 Attendance at the bicycle tournament to-day was about 15000 In competition for the club drill the Rochester club beat the other competitor Meriden Conn club Geo Nash of Springfield gave a wonderful exhibition of fancy bicycle riding The one mile scratch race was won by Corey of Boston in 251 4-5 beating the record 254 Robinson the Englishman came second in 252 Hendee of this city beat the record in the first three-quarters but gave out near the finish on account of accident Five mile amateur handicap race ten contestants was won by Charles Fisk this city by half a length in 1559 3-5 Chas Frazier of Smithville second and A Prince of Pittsfield third The five mile tricycle race was won by A Rowell of Philadelphia in 1835 Grant! Lodge of Odd FellOWS Providence Sept 20 In the Sovereign Grand Lodge session to-day the consideration of the constitutional amendments was taken up Various amendments changing the time of meeting also amendments to admit civilized Indians to membership providing for biennial sessions and requiring that the grand representative shall be a member of a lodge in good standing and bo entitled to the Grand Encampment degree were indefinitely postponed An amendment to admit Past Grand Sires to seats in the Grand Lodge with power to debate make motions and serve on special committees but not with the privilege of yoting was lost The amendment apportioning grand representation in several jurisdictions allowing one representative for two thousand members over two thousand and less than ten thousand two representatives over ten thousand two additional representatives was indefinitely postponed Amendments striking out the word from the constitution was laid on the table Minne-appolis was selected as the place for the next annual meeting Adjourned A secret session will be held for several hours this afternoon To Aid Navigation New York Sept 20 The Pacific mail steamship City of Para which sailed from Aspinwall to-day had on hoard a party of naval officers going to the west coast of Central and South America for the purpose of determining the longitude of principal ports by means of the electric telegraph The object of this expedition is to determine accurately the longitude of these ports so that vessels touching at them can verify their barometer and their reckoning The War in Tonquin Hono Kong Sept 20 A correspondent who arrived here from Hai Phong says the French are in difficulties through want of troops many Chinese deserting to the Black Flags Lau their Chief is very powerful France may have to negotiate with him Foreigners have been seen fighting on the side of the Black Flags Gen Bonet admits that he was unable to hold his position after the last fight The French are still buying steamers and horses The Northern Pacific Railroad New York Sept 20 The following were elected directors of the Northern Pacific Railroad Frederick Billings Ashbel Barney Barney John Ellis Roswell Rollston Bobt Harris Thomas Oakes Pierpont Morgan August Belmont Henry Villard StackpoleBenj Cheney JohnC Bullott and Henry ohnson NEW YORK MARKETS New York Sept 20 The stock market opened firmer The general market is to better for some shares and lower for others Stocks have been irregular and in the main lower since 1015 New York Sept 20 Flour steady and moderately active: sales 14700 barrels Wheat opened to chigherbut afterwards fell back to No 1 white nominal sales 120000 bushels No 2 red Oct 111 toSl11 320000 doNov 113 to $114 Corn to better mixed Western spot 58 to 63c do future 69 to 62 seles 280000 bushels receipts 922250 Oats unchanged sales 50000 bushels Including No 2 Oct 35c receipts 99000 bushels Beef dull: pork steady lard a trifle better butter better and firm Western lO to 28c State 17 to 29c creamery 28c Cotton steady at 10 Money easy at 2 to 2 per cent on call prime mercantile paper 5 7 per cent exchange steady at $481 for long and $485 for short sights governments strong except for 8s State bonds quiet railroad bonds steadv- Stocks quiet and firm until nearly mid day when there was a decline of to CHICAGO MARKET Chicago Sept 20 Pork weak wheat firm oats steady BOSTON SUGAR MARKET Boston Sept Sugar unchanged PROF SUCCESSOR AT BROWN UNIVERSITY Key Elisha Benjamin Andrews A has been elected Professor of History and Political Economy in Brown University to fill the place of Prof Dimond who long filled that department with great honor and success The new Professor is yet young He is the son of a Baptist minister well known in New England his grandfather being of the same profession and is brother of ex-Governor now Judge Andrews of Connecticut He served through most of our late war to suppress the Rebellion with great fidelity and devotion to the Union At the close of the war he entered the Wesleyan Academy Wilbraham Mass and fitted for entrance to Brown University where he was graduated with distinguished honor He was at once called to preside over the Baptist Literary Institute Suffield Connecticut where he remained some two years and then entered the Theological Institution at Newton After graduation he accepted at a very pressing call the pastorate of the Baptist Church at Beverly Mass Here he remained but a short time having accepted an election to the Presidency of Dennison University Granville Ohio On ing to severe illness in his family he was advisil by physicians to seek a more favorable location East He at once accepted an election to the Professorship of Homiletics in the Newton Theological Seminary where he remained some three years till elected to the above-named professorship at Brown in June 1882 He was granted leave of absehce from his duties at Brown till the opening of tbe university year the present month In July 1882 he embarked with his family for the Old World and has devoted the fourteen months to hard study attending lectures delivered in celebrated universities of Germany and having access to the far-famed libraries of the East After a residence in Berlin for some months he visited other parts of Germany then spent some time in Italy giving special attention to Rome then to Switzerland thence to Paris and London arriving in Providence in season for the opening of the university year He possesses varied talents of the highest order an intellect clear broad and comprehensive and a scholarship exceedingly rare well qualifying him for the important position to which he is called in the university Burled in a Sewer Trench Bangor Me Sept 19 In Brewer this afternoon while workmen were engaged in trenching for a sewer the earth cayed in and four of the laborers were entirely covered while a fifth was buried up to the shoulders The other workmen labored with all possible rapidity to extricate their companions Michael Moran was injured so badly that fatal results are anticipated and Patrick Borke John Carr and John Milan were considerably hurt The others escaped with slight injuries Killed by a Eallingr Scaffold Hartford Conn Sept 19 By the giving away of a scaffolding on block here this afternoon Ilarvey Loveland was killed and John Noakum had an arm broken and several internal injuries The scaifold a suspended ladder fell on the contractor at work below on another scaffold but he escaped with bruises Four Men Killed Mfmpiits Tenn Sept 19 A construction train on the Kansas City Railway ran over a cow at Big Creek twenty miles from here last night The locomotive was thrown from the track and Wvatt Anderson a farmer of this vicinity George Harris of Huntsville Ala an unknown man and II Martin of this city were killed A 100000 Fire in Philadelphia Philadelphia Sept 19 Jesse Taylor saw mill was burned this afternoon Loss The lumber yard of James Fill the foundry of Hoff Fontaine adjoining and three buildings on Third street were burned to night Loss PThile schooner Annie Milford was gojjigdown the Delaware river on her way to Providence Alfred Ruth the mate was knocked overboard and drowned Another of the crew was knocked overboard but was rescued What We Know Ahont Shoes will be fully illustrated by an examination of our new styles at from 25 to 50 per cent below the retail price The Ebex Beane Shoe Emporium 186 Westminster street Providence I p'20-2t SUPERIOR PITMAN Taunton Wednesday Sept 19 In the case of John Hoye of Taunton for keeping a liquor nuisance the jury rendered a verdict for the defendant James McDermott of Fall River convicted of assault and battery was sentenced to pay a fine of $15 and costs Adoniram Wentworth of Bridgewater convicted of breaking and entering hen houses in the night and larceny was sentenced to the House of Correction for two years and seven months Civil business was then resumed No 326 Ernest Pellerin vs Chas Loveriug et als This is an action of tort to recover damages for personal injuries The plaintiff was employed by the defendants in their manufacturing establishment at Whittenton and while employed his hand was caught in the machinery and so injured that it had to be amputated He claims that the injury was occasioned by the negligence of the defendants in not providing suitable machinery or properly protecting it Defendants deny allegations aud claim the injury was dae to the own negligence On trial Morton and A Dubuque for plaintiff Stetson and Fuller for defendants In order Nos 352 111 84 118 236 248 258 276 TAVNTOX Mill river in Taunton has shrunken to a few dirty puddles Edmund Baylieswho started westward rather more than a year ago to make a oy-age around the globe arrived in'New York Tuesday by steamer Wyoming from Liverpool having successfully accomplished his undertaking FUN IN A NIGHT CAP Captain Parker entered the navy as a midshipman in October 1841 being then 14 years of age and was almost immediately ordered to the North Carolina anchored off New York In his Recollections of a Naval just published he tells with some little detail the events of the first day on board some of which are rather amusing When he wen to bed in the evening a surprise awaited him for which he was totally unprepared Up to this he says I had suffered much with earache and my mother had caused me to wear nightcaps There was nothing strange to me in this as other boys wore them in my boarding school but it seems it was not a way they have in the navy My caps were of many colors blue red green etc for they were made of remnants of my dresses Now as I made my final preparations for repose I opened my trunk and put on a close fitting nightcap It was the signal for indescribable confusion If I had put on a suit of mail it could not have caused more astonishment among those light-hearted reefers They rushed at my trunk Beized the caps put them on and joined in a wild dance on the deck in which were mingled blue caps and white caps and all colors of caps in pleasing variety I had to take mine off before turning in as it really did seem to be too ipfieh for jlieir feelings but I managed to smuggle it under my pillow and when all was quiet I put it on again But when the midshipman came down at midnight to call the relief he spied it and we had another scene This was the last lever saw of my caps I have never bftd one on since and consequently never had the Lagally Bound The business of tbe Ebbs Beane Shoe Emporium being conducted upon sound principles they propose to offer at prices boots and shoes that lor fit finish fashion variety of styles and durability of stock have no superior 186 Westminster st Prov I Envelopes 25000 just received and selling at low prices at tbe News Office fp- Shelf Paper plain and figured in quantities to suit purchasers fer sale at this pffiee Good Rio Coffee 14 ets lb 2 lbs fer 25cts Best Rio oliee 20 ets lb 6V2 lbs $100 Good Java Coflee 25 ctlb 4 V2 lbs lor $1 Bet Old Government Java Coffee 30 ets pei pound 3V3 pounds foi $1 Best Mocha and Java Coffee 35 ets pei pound 3 pouuds for $1 cu'-tomeis ate sure ol getting each ot the abm coffees sti letly puie ahd ti esb as we do not grind them until sold Bieak fast Coffee 7e lb 4 for 25c 17 lbs $1 Ainencan Java Coffee (spoons free) 20 ets lb Coffee 38 ets per bottle Raw Rio Coffee lo ets lb: 7 lbs lor $1 Haw Java Coffee 22 ets lb 5 lbs for $1 Chicory lOcts per lb 3 11 25 ets BUTTEK AND CHEESE Etia Buttci 26c ID 414 lbs i4or $100 Gm Beat Butter 32c Ib 10 lbs for S3 00 KulJanu Cheese solt imlu ami nch 14 ets lb Edam Cheese 97 (ts Apple $133 each olioma ho akine 10 lb each (Jleomaigarine one lb punts 17 ets each Provisions Fisli and Salt Pol 2 ets lb 9 tor $1 00 AntUowj Eai 13 ets ll 8 lbs lor 90 ets Hams as Dole 1 5 ets halves lGcts lb 1 A eiris A Co's Bieak last Bacon 17c lb Codfish 7 ets per lb fable bait boxes 10 15 an 25 ets each Euieka Salt 4 ets qf 30 ets pk Common Fine Salt 3 ets qt 20 ets pk jUiueial bait loi cattle and Hcites 2 ots lb Machme-Shaved lined Beet 3o ots lb FARINACEOUS GOODS Medium Bear 8 ets qt 60 ets peck Manow and lea Beans 10 Cts xit 75c pk Gieen Feas 7 ets qt 50 ets peek wood Rice 7 ets lb 4 lbs for 25 ets Caiolina Rice 10 Ms lb 3 lbs for 25 ets Rice 1 lour 12 ets Farina lOcts per pound rJ apioca oi Sago 6 ets lb 5 lbs foi 25 ctS Feail Bailey ets lb 5 lbs for 25 ets Hominy or bunp 5 Jb boxes 23 ets each Ma caiom oi lb 7 lbs for $1 Rhode Island Meal ami White tiolted Meal Granulated Yellow Meal and Rye Meal Canada Oat Meal 4 ets lb 7 25 ets IuMi Oat Meal be lb 5 lbs 23c 22 lbs $1 8c otch Oat Meal 7c lb 4 lbs 26c 18 lbs $1 wiabani Flour 10 lb bags 35 Steam Cooked Uhite heat and Oatmeal Two pound packages 17c eacb $Tor 60 ets A MILK SODA ZETUY'Cl GKAHAH OAT MEAL AND WINEMwIACKERS 16 ets per lb Jiy tlie caTt5 ets lb Butter Crackeis 13 ets lb 2 lbs for 25 ets Vanilla Cieams 20 ets per lb Snaps 13 ets lb 2 lbs for 25 ets Comhill Ciackeis 12 ets per lh Oystei Ciackeis 10 ets lb 3 tbs for 25 ets Extia Soda Ciacker3 10 ets lb 3 lbs 25 ct Family Pilot Biead 12 ets per lb Boston Crackers' 7 ets lb 4 lbs foi 25 ets HOLDER lea Cakes 16 cents each 'sponge Cake-? 12 and 25 ets each Found Cakes plain oi frosted 35 ets each Light tiuit Cake floated half 35-Cts Heavy Fruit Cake 37 ets per Sponge Drop Cakes fiosted 24 ets dofc Sugai Cookies 12 ets per dozen Cottage Cookies 10 Suggi Wafers 9c do Mince or Washington ets each -4 Vienna Bread 8 ot per loaf BANNED FlUJltS Fiesh Peaches 18 ets per a htout bite Peaches exti fiee 25 ets can Peaches heavy qp'rop 35 ets can Boston Bartlett Pears 30 cents can 'J Apricots cent? per can 1 Orange Quinces ets per can Gieen Gages and Egg Plums 63 ets can Pineapple sliced 2o ets whole 25 ets can Grated Pineapple 17 and 27e can Blackberries and Gooseteeines 12 ets per can Raspberries 30c bite Cherries 25c can Pi served Straw berries 33 etscan Cran beiry Sauce 30c Tamarinds 23c can Our Boston Bartlett Pears Peaches Peaches and Quince and dated Pineapple aie among tne finest fruits packed Try them it you wish -something nice CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes 13 ets can" 8 for $100 Tluubei Windham Corn15 ctftean 7 for $1 Marrowfat Peas 14 eta per can Succotash 17 ets per can 6 $100 Lima Ban 15 ets StnnJJeans 12 ets can Baked Beans 16 ets Asparagus 33 ets can Pumpkin 14 ets Mai row Squash 16 ets can New Fiench Peas 18 ets per can Mushiooms 17 and 28 ets per CANNED MEATS AND TISH Corned Beef 28 ets Ham 35 fits per can Ox Tongue rolled 60 ets per CdrtG Lunch longue 30 and 62 ets per can Poik Tenderloins 22 ets pet cad Compiessed Feet 30 per can Tnje 22 ets Brawn 28 (t-pdbean Potted Ham or Tongue 10 aud 20 ets can Potted Chicken Imkey Duck oi Game 30c can Thin Roast Chicken or Inrky 38ets can Salmon 17 and 30 ets per can Lonstei 15 aud 23 ets per can- rehli Gulf Shrimp 28 ets ner can Codfish Balls 18 ets can Crab Meat 20 ets pei can baidines 17 and 28 ets per catu Chicken Ox Tail or Mulligatawny Soups 25 ets can Ex -i act of Beef 2 oz can 22e 46z cans 30c Condensed Malklo ets per cj i75 per doz MARMALADES ASD JELLIES Cun ant Blackberry Rasp Strawberry Orange aud yumee 6 lb paiSs" 90 ets each Assoited Jelly 0 oz tumblers ets each Assoi ted Jelly 10 oz tumblers 1 ets each Puie Fruit Jellies 2o eta tumbler Puie Fruit Preseivesf tumblers 27 ets in 2 lb jais60 ct each Orange Maimaladc pound tumblers 20 ets Seville Oiange Maimalade 25 ets jar Scotch Jams 25 ets per jar Red or Black Curiant Jelly 30 ets jar PICKLES SAUCE Ac Czosso (I ficrk nis31 xed Pickles Cauliflower and Chow ChowvnO ets bottle White Onions 37 and 65 cfcs bottle Plain Pickle pint bottles lOcts each Pickles extra uncolored 12 eta per dozen Impoited Fiench Mustard IB'jpSs erjar per jar Geunan Mustard 17 ets pei far Pepper Sauce 6 10 and 20 ctrper bottle Woicestersbiie Sauce 25 45 bottle Halfoid Sauce 30 ets per bottle Tomato Catsup quait bottles 15 cn each Baldwin Tomato Catsup 1 8 ct-per iotUe Menticello Tomato Catsup 201ctWr bottle Salad Dressing 42 ctly gcottle Ouiiy Powder Celery Salt and CJtyney Sauce Pepper Redish 6 ets uottle 5 26 ets Tomato Catsup in bulk 45 gallon SFICES MUSTARLtc Pure Black Pepper 25 ets per'fftoaxl Puie White Pepper 35 ets per peund Puie Cayenne Pepper 35 ets per pound Puie Cassia or Cinnamon 25 ets per pound Puie Pimento or Allspice 25 ets per pound Pure Cloves 30 ets per pound Puie African Ginger 17 ets per pound Giound Mace 12 ets box Sage Savory Majoram or Thyme 8 ets box Stiekney Premium Mustard 46c Puie Cieam of Tartar 45 ets per pound Nutmegs 90 ets per pound PERCELAIN LINED FRUIT JARS TOMATO CATSUP 12 cents per quart 45 cents per gallon Household Supplies COMMON WHITE WARE White Bowls 5 6 8 10 12 and 18 ets eactu Tea Cups and Sauceis plain 40 ets per set Tea Cups and Sauceis handled 50 ets per set Coffee Cups and Sauceis plain 50 ets set Plates 50 65 75 and 85 ets dozen Deep Pie Plates 80 and 90 ets doz Pitcheis 12 15 20 30 and 40 ets each Sugar Bowls 25 Ci earn Pitchers 12 ets each Soap Dishes 7 and 12 ets each Mugs 8 9 and 10 ets each Wash Bowls and Pitchers 65 and 80 ets pair Round Dishes 9 11 14 17 and 22 ets each Chambers 17 20 25 35 and 45 ets each REST WHITE GRANITE WARE We warrant this waie in every respect and for every piece that crackles we will give jou two pieces if returned within six months Bowls 8 10 and 12 ets each Tea Gups and Saucers plain 50 ets per set Tea Cups aud Saucers handled 60 ets per set Tea Cups and Saucers thin ware 65 ets set Coffee Cups and Saucers plain 60 ts per set Coffee Cups and Saucers bandied 70 eperset Coffee Cups and Saucers thin ware 75c set Plates 50 60 75 90 and $105 per dozen Soup Plates 95 ets dozen Pitchers 12 15 17 20 30 45 and 65c each Covered Butter Dishes with drainer 40c each Individual Butter Dishes 30c doz Sugar Bowls 30 ets Pickle Disbes 15 ets Covered egetable Dishes 48 and 55 Gts each Preserve Dishes 42 and 45 ets per dozen Scaloped Dishes 6 8 10 12 15 20 28 and 35 cents each Full et $1 25 Oval Dishes 10 12 5 20 28 and 35 ets each Platters 10 12 15 18 22 28 37 55 and SGc Round Soup Tmeens notched coveis 95 ets Sauce Boats 20 ets Biead Tiays 40 ets each Soap Dishes 15 and 37 ets each Waih Bowls and Pitchers $1 per pair Chambers Plain 45 ets covered 62 ets each Decorated Toilet Set Ten Pieces Maioou and Black $3 75 Blue and Gold $4 50 Blue and Black 375 Maroon A Gold 47 5 Moss Rose $5 25 Stags Head $450 GLASS WARE Tumbleis 40 and ets per dozen Goblets 70 75 and 85 ets per dozen Glass Pieserve Disbes looted 48 ets dozen Table Salts cents each Individual Salts 30 cents per dozen Hand Lamps 22 25 and 35 cents each Lamp Chimneys 5 ets each 55 ets per dozen Chimneys laige 7c each 70c per dozen Leader Chimneys 8c Argand Chimneys 6o lubulai Lantern Globes 15 ets each 2 for 25c Tubulai Lanterns 85 ets each EARTHEN WARE Yellow Bowls 1 0 15 20 30 40 and 50 Yellow Lipped Bowls 16 22 30 and 40 ts Yellow Dishes 5 6 8 10 12 15 18 22 28 ets each Mixing Paus 20 and 25 ets each Puddmg Pans 10 12 15 and 18 ets Bean Pots 12 15 and 18 ets each Flower Pots 4 10 3 3 and 17 ets each Flint Tea Pots 22 25 35 42 and 50 cents each and STONE WARE Covered Stone Potg Sizes Va V2 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 gallons Prices 18 25 35 50 70 90 $110 and $125 Stone Jug-s Sizes 14 V2 1 2 and 3 gallons Pnce3 12 18 25 45 and t0 cents each Bean Pots with handles and covers 22 25 and 30 ots each Pudding Pans 12 18 22 25 and 35 ets eac Soap Cups round 1 0 ets oval 1 5 ots each Stone Water Pitchers 25 35 and 45c each TIN WARE Tin Pans 4 5 0 7 810 12 16 andl7 ets Rinsing Paus seamless 40 50 00 A 70 cents Sauce Pans seamless 10 13 15 20 28 A 33c Stew Pans 12c each Farina Boilers 20c each Bread Panss iaare 8 and 10 ets each Tin Plates 5 ets each 60 ets per dozen Washington Pie Plates 5 and 7 ets each Washington Scollops 1 cent each A Plates 3 ets each Wash Basins 10 and 1 7 ets each Pint Pails 6 ets Flaring Pails 15 ets Two quart Pails 12 ana 15 ets each Dinner Pails 25e Muee qt Pails 18 ets Six quart Pails 2o and 33 ets each Tin Cups 3 and 5 ets tarn Seamless Dippers 12 aid 15 ets each Milk Cans 12 3 7 and 2j ets each Biscuit Cake and Tart Cucters 5 ets each 2sutmegGrater8 5 and 10 ets each Gravy Strainers 6 and ets each Scoops 8 and 13 cts Flcui Boxes 8 ets each Tunnel 6 and 10 ets each Pudding Boileis plain 35 and 40 ets each Pudding Boilers tubea 40 and 45 ets each Colandeis 17 26 and 40 ets each Tea Kettles 5 ets Steamers 45 ets each Muffin Pars 40 ets per sut Coffee Pots 30 37and 42 ct each Capper Bottomed Wash Boilers $110 ana $125 each JAPANNED OR PAINTED TIN WARE Slop Pails assoited colois 50 ets oidi Cuspadoies assorted colors 18 ci each Cake Trunks 75 ets KnireTravo 46 ets each Trays 25 32 40 50 60 and 75 ets Trays 65 and 85 ets each Tea and Coffee Cans 10 and 15 ets each Seli-closing Match Safes 8 ets each Dust Pans 10 and 20 cents each Crumb Brush and Tray 40 ets Watering Pots Sizes 1 2 3 4 68 10 and 12 quarts Puces 22 30 35 60 60 70 80 and 95 ets Toys Tin Cups 3cts Tin Pails ets Tin Trunks ets Savings Banks 6 ets Dust Pans 4 and 7 ets Flat lion and Stand 10 ets Black Coal Hods 35 40 and 45 ets each Galvanized Coal Hods 50 55 60 and 80 ets Coal shovels 8 10 12 and 17 ets eacb Stove Pokers 8 ets Stove Cleaners 10c each Galvanized lion Cover Lifters 8 ets each Cake Turners 12 ets Pie Crimpers 6c each Pot Chains 10 ets each Tin or ire Skimmers 10 cents each Soap Shakers 12 ets each Extension Stiainers 45 ets each Tea Strainers 8 ets eacb Coffee Pot or Sad Iron Stands 5 ets each Apple Corers 8 ets Cork Sciews 6 ets each Chopping Kmve9 10 and 25 ets each Thetmometeis 12 ets each Wire Broiieis 22 25 and 30cts each Magic Siiters 30 ets each Isational Scoop Flour Sitters 35 ets eacb Dover Egg Beaters 2 1 cents each Bnttama Tea Pots $110 and $125 each Flat Irons 25 30 35 and 40 ets each WOODEN WARE Wash Tubs GO 62 and 87 ets each Extra large or Cheese Tubs $133 each Murdochs best Zinc Washboards 25e Clothes Pins 3 ets doz 4 doz tor 10 ets Mop Sticks 10 and 20 ets each Common Water Pails 15 and 17 ets each Cedar Pails brass hoops 50 75 and 90 ets Flush Bottomed Stable Pails 25 cents each Paper Pails 40 ets each Toy Pails 6 and 8 cents each Sugar Pails 25 35 and 45 ets each Sugar Boxes with bails 25 and 30 ets each Chopping Trays 35 to 76 ets each Moulding Boaids 35 and 50 ets each RollingPins 15 ets each Wooden Spoons 6c Potato Masheis 6cts Knife Trays 20 ets Towel Rolls 10 ets Flour Sieves 20 25 and 30 ets each Coal Sieves 20c each Mouse Traps 6c each Saw Horses 37 ets eacb Cocoanut Dippers 25c Wooden Dippers 174 Bnttama Dippers 33 ets each Lemon Squeezers 10 ets Butter Spades 5cts Wooden Dish Diainers 18 ets each Wooden Tooth Picks 7 ets per KNIVES FORKS SPOONS Dining Knives Steel $140 per dozen Dining Knives Silver Plated $250 per dozen Desert Knives Silver Plated $175 per dozen Butter Knives 17 ts Fruit Knives 20c each Forks Steel 4 tines 62 ets dozen Forks Silver Plated 4 tines $2 and $225 doz Pickle Forks Silver Plated 25 ets each Flesh Folks 12 and 20 ets each Teaspoons Iron 2 ets each 16 ets dozen Teaspoons Steel 3 qts 30 ets dozen Teaspoons Silver Plated 10 ets $1 20 dozen Dessert Spoons Steel 4 ets 45 ets dozen Dessert Spoons Silver Plated 17c $185 doz Table Spoons Iron 3 ets each 30 ets dozen lable Spoons Steel 5c 50c dozen Tabl6 Spoons Silver Plated 20c $225 dozen Basting Spoons li on 8 and 10 ets each Basting Spoons Steel 14 17eeacn Wood handled Spoons 10 and 12 ets ea ch Sugar Spoons 17 ets each Sait Spoons Silver Plated 12 and 15 ots each Nut Picks 90c doz Steel Ladles 30 ets eacb Childrens Sets 35 50 and 62 ets each BROOMS BRUSHES AND LINES Good Hurl Brooms 25 ots each Extra Caipet and Parlor Brooms 37 ets cac Whisk Brooms 5 10 15 17 and 20c eaefr Floor Brushes 83 cents and $137 each Scrub Brushes 12 15 20 83 and 42c each Stove Brushes 12 20 25 33 and 42c eacn Shoe Brushes 15 20 30 50 and 92o each Blacking Daubers 10 and 17 cents each Dust Brushes 10 25 33 35 and 45c each Window Brushes 45 $5 and 90c each Clothes Brushes 85 and 75 ets each Hair Brushes 33 42 62 ets and $1 each Tootn Brushes 10 and 20 cents each Shaving Brushes 10 and 25 cents each Nail Brushes 37c Chimney Brushes 6c eacb Cotton Clothes Lines 25 35 and 45 ets each Jute Lines 20 cents eacb BASKETS Market Baskets 8 ets each Covered Baskets 18 25 37 42 and 50 ots each Satchel Baskets 20 25 and 30 ets each Bushel Baskets 39 and 50 ets each Round bplint Clothes Baskets 35 ets each Round Rattan Clothes Baskets 50 ets each Oblong Clothes Baskets 60 70 80 nd 90 ta 5 Sarsaparilla tones the system py Robert Ferguson-No 7 Thud stieet -Flour a specialty Our new fall stjles of fine shoes are all that the best designers and most skilful workmen can make them The Eben Beane Shoe Emporium 186 Westminster st Providence I Maid at the Well The elegant new Statute at the Well can only be obtained by mailing us the notice fioin your bottle of Yellow Dock Syrup Co Providence I THE CAMP MEETING SEASON Considerable excitement Went in a hurry Caught in storm Badly cooked dinner Unripe tomatoes Indigestible steak Green cucumbers Tough pie Wet tent Soaked board to sit on in meeting Much mud Damp feet Caught cold Stomach out of order Croup threatened Frightful time in the night No doctor to be had Old deacon had bottle of Perry Pain Killer Handed it round Croup driven away Diptheutic symptoms gone Circulation warmed up Suffering stomach set right All happy go to camp meeting without it tgp White newspaper forshelves for sale at uhe News office by the ream or quire Also old papers for wrapping purposes or to lay under carpets COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 411 biancbes taught pei taming to a practical Bosinlss Education LE JOLLY DYE HOUSE Providence I Dresses Dyed without nppiug finished as if just from the dressmaker Mrs SHORT Agent Millinery and Fancy Goods 49 and 51 South Mam stieet Fall River Mass Stamping done to order and EMBROIDERY I have just received a full liee of new Stamping Patterns for the Fall Trade and Embroidery Material Fancy Articles PERRY GIFFORD Fiench Kid Button Boots 4 2 5 latest style at The Eben Beane Shoe Emporium 186 Westminster Street Providence 1 MARRIED In Taunton 15th Charles Berry to Ida Hubbard In Providence 18tli Richard Newton to Eva Abbott In Ashton 19th James Lee of New Bedford Mass to Mary Ann Andrews of Berkeley I DIED In this city 20th Andrew Brightman aged 40 years 2 months and 24 das Notice of funeral hereafter In Providence 18th Duty Evans 87 In Bristol 18th Julia Tilley 24 In Rehoboth 17tb James McDavis 69 SCROFULA A remedy that can destroy the germs ol scrofula and when once settled has the power to root It out must he appreciated by those afflicted The remaikable cures of young children and the more wonderful cures of those of middle age and late in life as illustrated hy our printed testimonials prove Saksapakilla to he a reliable remedy containing remedial agents which do positively cure sciof ula and eradicate it from the blood Warner Jan 21 18T9 Messrs I Hood Co Lowell Mass: Gentlemen For ten years previous to the eaily pai of 1877 I had been a constant sufferer from scrofulous ulcers or sores which had finally reduced me to a helpless condition as described in my letter to you in September of that year The continued excellent health which enables me to keep house for my aged father and to enjoy life keeps alive my intense pei sonal intei est in Sarsaparilla and I cannot refrain from expressing my giatitude for the permanent cuie this wonderful medicine effected in my case nearly two years ago while living Lowell wnen all my physicians gave me up as being in an incurable condition One thing befoie I close I have recommended your Sarsaparilla fo hundreds and I think more than a thousand cases and my faith in Its invincibility cui ing sciofula has become absolute by the wonderful cures it has effected aside from my own I trust you will not be slow in making the mentsof Saks ap uiilla known everywhere for it is a duty you owe to mankind With best wishes I remain veiy truly yours bAKAH WHITTIER SARSAPARILLA Is a skilfully-prepared compound concentrated extract by a process peculiarly our own of the best remedies of the vegetable kingdom known to medical science as alteratives blood-purifiers diuretics and tonics Sold by all druggists Price or six lor 5 I HOOD CO Lowell Mass FOR SALE Two Foot-Power Circular Saw Benches One Foot-Power Jig Saw One Foot-Power Lathe with shderest One Small Portable Forge One Fire-Proof Salamander Safe Engines aud Boileis of all sizes Pumps Pullejs and all Linds of iron or wood wqiking machinery constantly on band WM HAWES 131 CENTRAL STREET Fox Sale to be removed 18x22 built but two years Also one large Boom Derrick with extra set of block and pulls chains tubs one Breast Derrick with rig- gers all in good order and ready for use wul sold cheap if applied for soon One Surveyors Transit one of the best good as new with Levelling Rod ili sell cheap Apply to the subscriber at Flint Mill or No 60 MAPLE STREET Fall River Mass ag31-dtf WM MANLEY SCISSORS a great bargain for 25 ets at Drug Store Best Goods Lowest Prices Commercial College PARIS HALL NO 193 WESTMINSTER ST PROVIDENCE I The thirty-eighth Annual Terra of this institution will commence on MONDAY September 3d For particulars address the undersigned for his Iliustiated Pamphlet College CIRCULAR Also for his late criticism entitled PERFECT BOOK-KEEPING vs DEFECTIVE BOOK-KEEPING Both of which will be forwarded by mail to any address accompanied by desirable speci mens ef penmanship A SCHOLFIELD ag4-dMWS3m Pbincipal ICE! ORDERS for ICE may be left at Alexander Store No 19 Central street or Wm Bennbtt's Drue Store WM DURFEE ROSE of Palestine new perfume 25 ets onlv At DRUG STORE ft Lowest Prices Best Goods AX ALL FLOUR UNGAKIAN PROCESS S875 per Barrel IS43S per sack 115 per Bagr Fruits and Nuts Muscatel Raisins new 10 ets lb 11 lbs $1 Muscatel Raisins fancy new 14c lb 8 lb $1 New Sultana Raisins 12 ets lb 9 lbs foi $1 Bet Cunants 8 ets lb- 14 lbs lor $1 Citron or Change Peel 20 ets lb Piunelles new 15 ets pei pounu Tlun Southern Miced ined Apples 15 oN lb Tiukih Piuncs 9 ets lb 3 lbs loi 25 ctM leuch Piunes medium 17c lb Jlbloi 50c CiedinNuts 12 ets lb llbeits 14 ets lb Pecan is 15 ets Naples aluuts 20 ets lb isew Langueduc Almonds 20 ets lb Mixed uts hve vaneties all new 15 ets lb bhellbarks 5o per qt 6 qts lor 25 ets LLMUMs 20 ets uoz confectTonery CANDY 17 ets per pound Halt pounds 10 ets MAI CANDIES 30 ets lb Fine Chocolate Creams 25 ets lb Water Lozenges 30 ets lb Best of All Soap 6 CTS PER BAR 18 BARS FOR 100 Halt Boxes 60 cakes $270 each It is highly scented and can be used as a shaving toilet bathing kitchen or laundrj soap FRENCH LAUNDRY SOAP The oldest best and cheapest lor laundry use Price 7 ets Bar 30 lb Boxes £308 PRIDE OF THE KITCHEN SOAP The best Scouring Soap in the woild 5 cents per Cake 6 Cakes for 25 cents SOAPINE 12 ets lb 9 lbs for $1 Dut Killer Soap 5 ets bar 20 for $1 band boap 5 cts bai 6 bais foi 25 cto 15ais Family boap 20 ets each Pumice Soap 3 ets 10 for 25 ets lndexical bilver boap 9 ets cake 3 tor 25 ets lai Soap 16 ets cake 45 ets box (3 cakes) Honey GHceriue or Oat Meal soap 13 ets per cake 37c per box (3 cakes) Cuticuia boap 17o cake 48c box (3 cakes) Cashmere Bouquet Soap 23c cake $133 box AUatiau Bouquet Soap 10c cake 2oc box shaving Soap Favoiite 8 ets take Bar Shaving boap 30 ets bar Puie Mottled Castile soap lb ets lb bite Castile ooap 20 cis lb Peailiue 15 ts package 7 for $1 Whale Oil Soap 12 cents pei bar REST KEROSENE OIL 9 ets per gallon 3 gallons for 35 ets A nice ttnee gallon can tilled with oil 85c A one gallon can tilled with oil 35 ets A two-quatt can filled with oil 25 ets PREMIUM SAFETY OIL 15 ets per gal 3 gallons for 43 ets Swinging Oil Cans with Faucet 3 gallon size 95 cents 5 gallon size 81 lo Sewing Machine Oil 6 ets per bottle Sewing Mat hme Oil in zme oileib 8 ets Speim Oil best quality 40e qt SI 45 gallon Puie Castor Oil 40 ctsquait $145 gallon Is eats loot Oil 30c qt $1 05 per gallon Tallow Candles eights 12 ets per set Adamantine Candies 17 and 18 ct per set Paraffine Candles 22c per set $126 per box BIRD SEEDS BIRD Hemp Seed 8 ets qt 4 qts lor 25 ets Canai ybeed 10 ets qt 3 qts 25 ets Rape beed 12 ets qt 2x2 qts 25cts Maw Seed 15 ets lb Lnhulied Rice 10uilb 3 lbs foi 25 ets Impoited Millet Seed 10 ets lb 3 lbs for 25c Mixed Bird beed 10 ets box 3 tor 25 ets Canary Bird Food 16 ets box 2 lor 25 ets Mocking Bud ood 25 ets bottle Canaiy Powder orbong Restoiei 15c bottle Washed Silver Giavel quait boxes 8 ets each Bud Lice and Flea Destioer 15 ets box Cuttle Fish Bone 1 to 5 ets each Fisb Food 6 ets box 5 boxes for 25 ets Insectcide kills insects on plants 17cts box Ammoniated Food foi Plants 23 ets pei box Hollow Rubber Bud Cage Perches destioj vermin and prevent sore leet 12 ets each Opal Bird Baths 10 ets each Sundries National Yeast Cakes 6 ets per package CongieSs Yeast Powder 25 and 40 ets cae Royal Baking Powder 25 and 47 ets can bea oam 25 ets per can Saieratus 8 ets Id Bakrag Soda 8 ets II) Desiccated Cocoanut 30 ctslb Gelatine 13 ets package: 2 foi 25 ets Gelatine 16 ets package 7 for $1 lush Moss 17 ets lb bea Moss 1 auae 20 ets pei box Liquid Glue 15c bottle 2 for 25 Powder lo ots package Chamois Skins 20 30 and 50 ets each Sponges 25 cents to $1 each Axle Giease 10 ets box 3 for 25 ets Toilet Paper 10 ets package 11 for $1 Beeswax 50c lo 1 oun cakes 4c eacb Linen Gloss 10 ets per box Spermaceti 25 ets per lo scorning Bricks 5 ctsBrickDust 6 ctspapei Washing CiystaJ 15 ets uoz 2 doz for 25 ets Sal Soda 3 ets lb 1 2 lbs far 25 ets 50 lbs $1 Rising Sun Stove Polish 6 ctsj 5 tor 25 ets excellent Stove Polish Gets box Satin Gloss starch 9 ets lb Duryea 8 Satin Gloss Starch 6 lb boxes G2c Superior Starch 7 ets 4 lbs for Corn Starch 10 ets lb Best Blueing 6 10 17 and 25c bottle Best Blacking 3 6 and 12 ets box Royal Polish 19 ets bottle Best Mucilage tnbiush 6 ets Day aud ackirg 20 ets bottle FRANK Harness Soap 12 ets per cake Harness Oil Blacking 16 30 and 42c per can Carriage lop and Harness Dressing 40c can DRUGS MEDICINES Alum 5 ets lb Boiax 20 ets lb Epsom Salts 10 ets lb Senna 25 ets 1W Licorice Root 22 ets Black Licorice 35c lb Elm Bark 22c lb Pulverized Elm Baik2clb Gum Arabic 30cts Saltpetre 17 ets lb Flax Seed 10c lb 3 lbs for 25 ets llax Seed Meal 10c lb 3 lbs foi 25c Sulpnur 8c lb 4 lbs 25c ets Roll Brimstone 6 ets lb 5 lbs for 25 ets Coppeias 3 ets lb 4 lbs for 10c 12 lbs for 25c Chloude of Lime 3 5 and 9 ets per box Magnesia 2 oz blocks 5 ets 6 ur 25 ets REMNED CAMPHOR 35 ets lb 3 lbs for $1 North Carolina Pine Tai 10 ets per can Powdered Rosin 12 ets per box Powdered hjte Hellebore Root 20 ets lb Persian Insect Powder 42 ets per lb HOP BITTERS 65 ets per bottle Quaker Bitteis 70 ets per bottle Vegetine 87 ets bottle 6 for $5 Sarsapanlla 72 ets per bottle Sate Kidney and Liver Cuie 88c Medical Discovery $110per bottle Perry Pain Killer 18 35 and 70c bottle Cough Killer 17 and 30 ets bottle Castoria 25cts Balsam 20c bottle Mrs Winslow Soothing Syrup 17c bottle Malt Extract 30 ets bottle $335 dot Balsam of Wild Cherry 75 ets bottle Extract Witch Hazel 30 ets qt $1 per gallon Murray Florida Water 48c bot German Cologne loc bottle Regatta Bouquet Extiact 17 ets bottle Bay Rum 30 48 aud 70 ets bottle Castoline for tbe hair 22 ets bottle Finest Salad or Olive Oil 25 and 40 ets bottle Sweet Oil 10 ets Benzine 10 ets bottle Castor Oil 10 and 20 ets per bottle Glycerine 10 ets bottle Peppermint Wintergreen Spearmint Anise-Seed Paragonc Rhubarb Nitre Camphor Arnica 3oz bottles 15 ets eacb Porous Plasters 15c 2 foi 25 ets Voltaic Plasters 18 ets 3 for 50 ots Belladonna Porous Plasters 17c Safe Pills 15 ets box 2 for 25 ets Brandi Pills 1 6 ets box: 2 for 25 ets Bionchial Troches 18 ets box Aromatic Cachous 10 ets box 3 for 25 ets Cuticura Salve 40 ets per box Powders 22 ots 5 boxes for $1 ARABIAN BALSAM 10 ets 3 bottles 25c JAUNDICE RITTERS For the cure of Jaundice Headache Dys pepsia Indigestion Costiveness and General Debility the old and reliable Bitters of Moses Atwood are the safest surest best and cheap est bitters you can use Price 16 ets per bottle 2 bottlesfor 25 ets VEGETA BLEK EXPECTORANT There is no medicine in use that is more reliable for tbe cure of Coughs Colds Sore Throat Hoarseness than the above It has stood the test a quarter of a century Try it Thirty-five cent bottles now selling at 15 cents each 2 for 25 cents MATCHES short card Matches 23 ets package long card Matches 25 ets package Best Matches (Prohle) 30c package Pallor Matches 300s 6 ets box 62 ets dot Parlor Matches wood boxes 2 ets 20c dozen NATURAL CIDER VINEGAR 25cts per gallon gallons for $1 White Wine Vinegar 25c gal 5 gals for $3 Every gallon of Cider Vinegar that we sell is made by nature from cider that we have had on storage in our own cellar from two to three years it is strictly pure Novelty Wringers for tubs $400 each Excelsior Wringers with bench $600 eacb PARSONS HOUSEHOLD AMMONIA Full Pint Bottles 17 ta Entries for plowing close at the Office Taunton Thursday Sept 20th at -9 Entries of Live Stock close at the Office Taunton Monday Sept 25th at 9 Entries of articles for exhibition in the Hall must be made to the Secretary before II a Tuesday Sept 25th The Hall will be ready to receive articles Monday Sept 24th Application for space in Exhibition Hall may be made to the Secretary by mail or otherwise till Saturday Sept 22d The Superintendent will be at the Hall for the purpose of assigning space to exhibitors Monday Sept 24th Invited guests and reporters are requested to report at the Room where every facility will be afforded them to view the grounds and exhibition Feed for horses can be obtained at the So barn at a reasonable charge All premiums awarded at this Fair will be paid in cash at the COURT HOUSE IN TAUNTON on SATURDAY October 6th and on SATURDAY October 13th 1883 Office hours from 9 a ip Jo 4 All premiums not demanded on or before November 1 1883 will be considered as given to promote the objects of the Society The Gates of the Grounds will be open each day from 8 a to 630 The Hall will be open from 2 to 6 on Tuesday andfrom 9 a to 6 Wednesday and Thursday Excursion Trains at reduced rates will be run from Fall Rier and all stations on the Old Colony Railroad THEODORE DEAN President WM WHITE Jr Treasurer MITCHELL Secretary spl3-eodaw-t25 Chocolates Cocoa Plain No 1 Chocolate 35c ets lb Sweetened No 1 Chocolate 32 ct lb Sweet Cbocolate for eating 6 ctA package Ciacked Cocoa 37 ets lb Bromais ets tin Breakfast Cocoa id tins 25 etr bach Cocoa Shells bulk 6c lb in packages 10c lb Alkethrepta 45 ets poond TOBACCO CIGARS AND WuFF Navy Tobacco 14 ounce plugs 80 ets eacb Double Thick Navy Tobacco 9 oz plugs 20 ets L-Planet Tobacco 14 ounce plugs 48c Checker Bar Tobacco 35 ets plug Flush Tobacco 16 ounce S8 ets A Navy Clippings 80 ets per -pound Tube Rose Smoking Tobacco 35 cii lb Mild Smoking Tobacco 24 ets lb Snuff 45 ets per lb 12 ets per quarter lb Briar Wood Pipes 15 ets each Solace Tobacco 8 ets 7 far 50 ctS LUSTRO the great silver polish lfijcts bot CASTILENE 20 ets per bottle OSTRICH FEAIHERDPSTERS 1220 45 85c 100 $135 165 180 190 and 200 each CARRIAGE DUSTER' $1 70 8220 $250 275 and $3 eacb HATHORN SPRING WATER 165 per dozen 640 per case TO MANUFACTURERS FOB sale exchange or lease XfnWO FACTORY BUILDINGS of un- usually heavy Construction with water team power boarding and tenement sheds store houses with ten I land located in a thriving towo near a Tbe location is very favorable for Vanches of manufacturing is have at present live thousand spin-I other first-class cotton spinning and machinery which however can be if desired For further particulars BOX 1114 Boston eod-tf -Persons wish Ane to have sewing done by the day or Vpifase call at NO 8 GB stkmA tlB the evening -N- to Li V-cr -5 -a-? 4.