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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 24, 1888 · page 2

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» ”hereunto mi PROVISIONS 'rnou

IRELAND TO ENGLAND. ‘

 

We» mud tn London by a

I!!! more and Taken to
0 Eliot: [or lrlali Agitator.

lam, Jan. M—whue Mr. mph 11
for EaatClare. was in the act
ammonia... Cm hotel, in West
My alteration, in mmpany
John Denny, member for ll'out
was approached by a Se. aloud Yard
and U01: into custody. lie was at
to Scotland Yard and was
. u , night. At N‘utlnild
001““ had had no intention
in. m the contrary, was
to Wu to Ireland and submitting
M concluding the buslncee that

‘ was keeping him in Iondon. '
WWW from the lines of
II» M act, Which it was “imam!
tpplitld only to Ireland. Ila! creatul consider-
able 81th generally, and much con—
mt‘ionamong the in Home ltulers who
have Rally kit Ireland in order to avoid
meat. The only claims In the original draft
of them hill providing for the opera-
film (I W of the act in England was
hilledlu‘ 00mm, and it is nesertm‘l, even
by Conservatives, that the arrest of Mr. ('ox
ill London is In enonuo Slh‘tt‘li (if the
More “W by the luv “l‘ru-is‘ely on
whntgmuudmtha government will defend its
lotion“: this matter is beyond conjecture,
but the obvious illegality of Mr. (I. vx's arrest

 

can afford Mr. Dillon and other: win. have .

nought safety'iu England little or no cummin-
tion, seeing that the goveniment has and»
Iished for itself a precedent {or iu'resting
Walden against its new construction of the
coercion act, wherever they may be found,
and units: Mr. Dillon should succeed in carap-
ing to a foreign country, it is altogether likely
that he will be nmtai before the end of the
week. .

Dcuounolng Mr. Blunt'a Treatment.
Donna, Jan. 2L—Ibecorder Henri, of liai-

 

way, the mm who sentenced Mr. Blunt '

mimm’lmnmtln the Galway i4], is indig-
nant at the treatment to which that gentle-
man has beensubjected by the prison otlicials.
When he pronounced sentence upon llllr.
Blunt, he says, he confidently expound, as he
had a right to_expect, that the prisoner
would be treated as a first circa minimum:-
ant and not as a felon. Having in new the
intuitofthe sentence, the recorder declares
that hewiii personally do everything in his
powertoobtain for Mr. Blunt a change of
treatment, to the end of making his pnnislr
meat commensurate to the character and
grade 01 his oflense.

 

The Portia l’Iemln Poverty.
CONSTANTIXOPIJZ, Jan. ill—The but.- has

has prepared a reply to the inquiries of Bus» ,

“explaining that the delay of Turkey in
paying them-rears of her war indemnity to
the former isdue to the famine which has pre~
vailed throughout large portions. of the Um,
man empire, necessitating the (IIVt‘i'nlUil oi
tithe monies from the fund which would
otherwise go toward paying the indemnity.

 

Dlmtroua Explosion in Dublin.
DUBLIN. Jan. ill—An expimion of gas oc-
. air-red here yesterday in the lmnlmiptcy
court which did great damage. The roof
wasnhdandail the windows in the build
included. Oneworkman wu killed and
moths- aevarely injured.

 

Another Common Criminal.
DUBLIN, Jan. m—Nr. William J. Lane, the
number for East Cork, recently convicted
undetthacrhneaact, hashecnremoved fror.
CorktoTnilamorejalehu-ehcwill receive
the Mt d a m dimder.

 

lining Commie-loner Black.

Cmcaoo, Jan. 24.—A local Democratic
organ, disarming the political situation in
Illinois,says: “Democratic opinion (om-eru-
ing the governon instill nebulous. but is
well defined on one point, and that i: in favor
of Gen. John C. Black for vice-president. As
for Gen. Stevenson, who is much talked of
tar governor-Jim news from Washington i2
tint he does not want the honor. "

 

Found at tne'nonon‘i of :1 cm.

Benn-mu, Pa, Jan. ill—The dead and
hmhody of Martin Cannon. amino la-
borer, aged 19, was found at the bottom of a
oil! on the outskirts of Scranton yesterday.
Hi: (we and head were Ierribly lacerated a:
with a knife, but hie wounds may have been
produced by his falling down the clill' and
Wing his head against. a projection

CONDENSED NEWS.

mmmmum opcmA )i’ll L!
and clean Oct. 6 this year. I

In the light between Weir and Miller, at
Hlnnupolia last night, Miller was knocked
out n: themmth round.

J. D. Imhullhalledthestcamer Miranda
for mm for thalosotthegreat timber mft.

'l’hePeanayivania supreme court has sue.
mind the jadguent of the Philadelphia com-
mplaasgivingthe city a verdict against
the Wm Union‘and Mutual Union'l‘eio
graph companies or the local tax onpoie:
and wire- med in streets.
mmmWIM Mrs. Cordelia ileu—

a emale speculator have
hamdhwvaed at Bagcmtovm, Md. ’They
are In. F. J. Helm, 012,000; Mrs. D. H.
Wlln, “MD: lire. Cushwa, 81.“)0 and Mm
leDowdl, .500.

W Frank Kinney and Sexual Mate
Rom Davie. of the ehlp Vancouver, were
mead My at Bt. John, N. 13., to
militant sixteen and eight ymru re
”unintu- brutallties practical on that:
crew

mwmwhowafizhvebmfltimmad
Manning to Clara haub,at
Saturdaymnih?’th tor 1:“ Yo“
wi nommlo cxplam
flan. The diluent-y muloMltIi Schaubun-
«animator-erratum:
“Mamayearnld, u t a
mthehoanouflnand waninmizito
3”!"ka

 

WMIMFnachicothithm 1" Wm

3:“qu unison-bl and who “as“
was hilladb

mmmm'mm. "
“CHIMW .04,va
It MMJJ" WMVOI—

‘1'. Millennium otman
m..‘mmc engineer, that
m, Garrett tip-aiding. It

a a a ’ .
, “1:“ .w ‘m, I;
and 3M

 

 

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lsremadeegaiastthaiato provincial govern
; meat and milng revelations are promised.

‘ A member at the new governmentmid today

that the public’might look for some develop-

ments in connection with the administration

at atlairs by the iategovarnmmt which would

startle all the (“mu-y. Although in oillce
only a few days the new government had
learned suflicient to warrant them in making
‘ a thorough investigation, and by the time
,that was done he bellevoda etate of aflairs
; would be revealed which would anguish the
: public. For instance, there were only .16,-
‘ £90.17 in thetmas y when the new gov -
3 meat took hold, d the fact that the hall
. year's suixlliy 018250, ”had been received
(rota Ottawa a few day! ago. The govern-
ment were having a statementof affairs pre-
pared, so that they would know exactly where
they ware.

As to dissolution. in shartdelay might occur,
.11 order that it may he leln'ned just where
they acre and what acts the old government
were guilty of, but it was altogether probable
a dissolution would take place almost innue—
diately. The affair creates great excitement
hero.

 

 

It Looks Bad tor “Swims."

NEW YORK, Jan. gels—All autopsy on the
body of Billy Dempsey, who died while, cn~
gugml in a prim light with "Swims," the
Newsboy, early Sunday morning, shows that
all the organs were in normal mnditiou, and
i that ileuiwcy was apparently in perfect
1 health. The coroner says that death was the,
' result of shock, caused by exertion, or a blow,
or both.

 

 

The Bay State'l Finances.
Beams, Jan. 24.—Ji'ho annual report of the
state troasurer shows the funded debt to be
unchanged in amount, namely, s:ll.~i‘39,t‘.\‘o.
The taxable \"aiue’ol property in the. common:
wealth is returned as $i.‘.3‘rll,z’>5;‘l,t¢il. 'I‘hc
Mallet-Stigmata legislation looking to the
payment of unclaimed savings bun): tie-(mils

into the state trensmy. ““

 

l-‘or Regent of the State University.

ALBANY, J an. til—A joint Democrat caucus
was held last evening to nominated candidate
for/regent of the university. Senator Murphy
presided. Mr. Cantor nominated Charles A.
Dana, 01 The New York Sun. Messrs. Slicchun‘“
and Pierce seconded the nomination, and it
,wav made unanimous, by act-iamation. The
caucus then adjourned.

 

 

A l'uraouage Destroyed.
i Bulmarom‘, Conn, Jan. 31,—“0 parson-
1am» of St. Augustine‘s Roman Catholic par-
*lSll was burned last night, with its valuable
library, church records, silver plate, and
many articles whine value cannot be cstl
muted in figures. The lx-tiuniarydaumge is
about $flll,wl. W”
December and May.

i'iarxrnzm, N. J.. Jun. 24.——Winter and
vpring were united yesterday at Bonhnmtown.
when Mr. Holmuu. aged 69, led Minn Katie
Bergen. a pretty Ins of iii. to the altar. The.
couple have taken up their permanent nei-
deuie in this city.

 

New Jersey l’risou Inspectors.
Tknxl‘ux, Jan. tit—A Republican joint
caucus was held last evening. and David
('nrtwright. of Iixscx: Caleb I‘nncnustJi‘nf
Gloucester. and George Wright. of l'ninn.
were nonlinutul for prison inspectors.

 

And Still Another.
Euzanzrn, N. .1. J an. ult— Annie Rogers,
aged 10 years, while coasting on Magnolia
avenue yesteniay afternoon, was instmitly
killed by the sled running into engine No. ll
of the tire department.

 

Six Hundred More Out.
New Your, Jan. zt—The 600 employee at
Ken-be it Spies and Jacoby & Bookman,
cigar manufacturers. were ordered out yea

 
 

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- drums.

M

cannon treats.

AT ,
l l
llrmln-unl S‘o'r. MI'SIU HALLBLOCK. A full
line or Lognu‘n red Mnmm I.

PREPARED PAINTS.

A PERI! ARTICLE.

CAN DI EDS

“frillfudx i‘ now
u...“ ..~..._. ‘

t'Ul'N‘Ct'UWAS. ('ANDY 'im's. min (u'! .... -
mum of u. ll'titlt'llltll r lolly.

MrsJ 01in Holland

LAUIHCR'S BLOCK.

i"

i

run

OF NEW YORK,

Swim» at 'he be:th m'uil n'hv-r wulut l‘zll rmupa—
l1 gt in “no l nixed hm t d. paying lt~ claim“ :21 linux-
u‘, e" llt' row-HG lime im n n or n he liUIIN‘l :l]: v.

The l“ i :ll of Hm a uulpnny i-u

JOSlil'il LEIl’NlK,

-. w \‘L\" 1'0 HIMWSH'IEF”?

The Male] Market.
~41 or. new--.“

MEAa'rs

SERVED 1N Till} "EST MAXNI-lit’.

l'you \"r- 't '0 (‘im N! )7 EATS. obtained 71‘
mm («of m' won 0‘ ,yo.: w E! tlml . arm a: mv
Mu no my or H

00111er of all Kills,

iN ITS SEASON.’

F. HA. 5? ES.
[lllLlii KS KLQt'K - SUL'l'U NORWALh.
.mux u. I’ERIHN‘,
n.»

it :vnw~.».lcziml Rear: .‘e: in at; km}! of

000L 100 0000

Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.

Lehitm, inu-kawauuu, Locust
Mountain. Franklin, and

 

tcniay the firms refusing to arbitrate.

 

TRADE BULLETIN.

Quotations. ,

Saw You, Jan. 23,—.lloney closed at :l per
cent. The lowest rate was fiend the highest 4,
Exchange closed steady; posted rates, “Mt
4.8736: actual rates. thing-Hilly; for sixty days
and women for demand. Governments closed
steady; currency Us. in) bid: is, coup, 1253. bid;
4K5, 110., 107% bid.

Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
firsts. mam; Union land grants. 1033106; '
Union sinking funds, mane; (fentmls. 21362116. I‘

Nearly the entire list opened my; percent.
higher than they closed on Saturday. and some
further advances were made in the first he"
hour, but after that the market was less active.
and prices fell off a little until 12 o'clock. but at
that hour the majority of the list was still
slightly higher than at Saturday's close, the only;
exceptions worthy of mention being Missouri
Pacilic and Western Union, which nude extreme
declines of 1% and 34; per cent. respectively. in
the half hour from 10:301011 o‘clock, but partly
recovered. and were each only 5‘ lower at 12
o‘clock than at the close Saturday. in the hour
to l o‘clock there was very little done, but prices
continued firm and were 36 to K per cent. higher.
The market was not no firm after 1 o‘clock.
Shortly before 2 o‘clock a raid was made on the
(iouhl stocks. Manhattan was oflcred down 8%;
Missouri Pacific. 1%. and Western Union 1%.
Wabash preferred was also odercd down 2 per
cent. in sympathy with these declines St. Paul,
Northwestern and New York and New England
declined 1 percent. each. but they all recovered
fractionaiiy in the int. half hour, and the market
closed about steady at law»: per cent. lower
than on Saturday. W

General Markets.

New You. Jan. a—FwUR-Cioud Ito-d
anduucliangcd; winter wheat extra. 32.9004. 3
Minnesota do..32.90@5; city mill extra, “.500
4.75 for West indies; Ohio extra, 32.00600.
Southern flour cloud steady at unchanged prion;
common to choice extra. 33.2505.

Villain-Options were dull and imxuiar.
prices fluctuating frequently within a narrow
range, closing at about ”0960. lower. Spot iota
cloned veal: and nightly lower. Spot nale- at
No. l ndmuat “fluke: No. 3 do. Blue: No.
animator 9136a: mgr-dad rod. WW4 No.
8 red win . Jan. Name: do. i-‘ob.,w.
bid:do.. Oilfield.

CORN-Option: were dull. but steady. and
cloned at about Saturday's prim. Spot Iota
cloned steady and unchanged. apot mm of No.
2mixed.ouh.at in; annulled Manitoulin!
mixed, “haematite; do, Fen, Mlle. bid;

Olin-Options m dull. but needy. Spot
Malena! amendmtlgher. Spot-alum
No.1 white new at men; 80.3 do..4ilic.:
No. halted, Feb. 883%: do, flay. We.

BYi'wDali: automatic. .

PORK-Dull: mm alumnae.

Milo—Cloud dull and heavy: cant. 37.70;
roe. n59; larch. 87.05.

13W [quiet and My lat aa-
chaanaprtca; m:7m.;m. We.

W as» Mary, 110%.;
mam. it It

Minimum; near-MAI

-ma. .

woman-w m: an rennin;
mwmouc. mam arm. an ion and

v

'3 ‘ t t m:
mm:mme' a. m Ami:

 

 

\i'ilkcsbarrc (Io‘als.

an in RUBBER Plilll'

J
New York Money and Produce Market?
.
I

“mix. foul uI “’aahington and Mar-
~imll “rm-m [hunch ntlire

Hill] {‘11: "Ill”

swoon BUSHNELL,

\i’uoi,:.~li.s no ltizrad. IJEALEltB ix

Manufacturers’ and Painlers’
strppnxns.‘

Ship (L‘handlors.
1:62 WA'I’I'Ill-S'I‘., foot Bank,
BI“ IlG-lll’UIl’I‘.

PURE LEA I) & (DILH. RAILROAD (30!.-

RS. BEST MIXED PA INTS.

Nm‘u Srotla hand made Swim. him-i. rcc . (imm-
aegeand rowers, Iluhlwr Mini-u.- null (lion-2‘. Uil
('hnhiuz.

Dredging Materials.
LINKS. RINGS. SHACKLEH. NETS. SCOOPS
siltn’Ein AND routes.

()1 heat material andln up» 1.1! pattern.- (or the 031A
tcr Bu mm.

Especially Prepared Cotton Dredge
hag Rope. Manilln Hung and "and
Dredge Linc. .
Oils. Packing. “'lllllc. More, and a lull line at 5“,;

necre‘ Supplies. Marine Light», tile». s, Flag-4.
W513? YORK PRICES.

.31»an Attention to ()rdrra by Mail or Manny"

ShOrt ' Hints

w... UN—‘M
Social Etiquette.

Compiled from (helluva! am! bratirorka
on the solute! by "Aunt Matilda."

PRICE. Ill) coma:

’I'liiabook rhouhl be in every tamllv denimuu oi
knowing "The prinwrmlngtodo.“ We all deal“.
to behave properly and to know what l4 the I...“
whom 01' amnion. What «hall we teach our emu].
ten. that they may no out into the world We" bml
men and wotncn.‘

“Mluli'i' lilN'l‘s" "millim- the newer, and will
be. mailed to any uldmn mango prepaid on receipt

of price,
SPECIAL.

limit turther more we wlll mall ('al'li of our
friends- a copy of the above valuable book gratin and
tm-nt mince, it they will mail an to amppcn o!
llohblna‘ mount amp.
lly milling up the wrapper» as you would a new»
pager. the patina: will be only 2 cents.
lwayn put your tall name and Itldma
Olilaltllull the handle and write on the word Im-
Vme am. and then no will know who and; it.

i. L. CRAGIN in Co,
PHILADELPHIA, rum.

izl Stilsun

on the

 

one... as Kala Street,

 

I". 1. 1!...
“NWT, ODIN.

 

 

Menuhin Ins. 00;

 

 
 

a WW...

8. Estevan...
”1310 HALL BLOCK,

' In the place to get

First-classmates

of all kinds at .

LOW PRICES.

We wll the
[latter in lluilx,

We also have a line. lot of other

Butler that we are selling low. (Tome
and try Ii. .

1‘.

I‘oieliesier «miner:

If _\o.l “All:

0000 000000 00 T00,

'l‘sv n-‘. We have .he lr~ -.‘.

B. u. STEVENS.
‘MlESllI “ALI.

“1.0116.

. A Fm- Sn ii of Finnim cola”. l. nth

Parlor and”Bedroom

Q Sets a. Specialty.
Dafrid Stow,
lliilu Street. Opposite Ilcpol.

” newer Tiny.

0001000 MAKING.

R ICI’AI R INC}
(1‘: .VEilAL BLACKSMI'I‘IIING.

'l’h‘s . the soil-1m in whith (o prcrzzic {or u u '.'
and p is inner :ugel rexdy for rough travel .nun :0
mm until the hunt w! :- reason.

Work olull kinds Ilt'litiiulllg to carriage making
and general bleckamuhint: promptly attended to.

Wagons or all kinda made to order.

Wagons for male.

,Henry Tilly.

MA IN ST]! E E’l‘.

CHARLES SMITH

”9- --—

 

 

 

 

ON I.\' USE QUALITY—~11! E VERY BEST

 

t .‘r. h .
it: t hmiwo. Ilium, Min-mile -.
I: ”Anglia! on. [:22 Mo: at.

~..,,. .. ",~ H‘ _V I! :t'

ltoi It-tl lionoic-se I hull .

y I. it'll and IlLl“"'tl ltv ‘Ii t \i '\’ (I ly

l’m' ‘

 

Ur It'l-i w . ll‘vaf' ‘\ utuov inn-V z'w dru-

wit»!

JOHN H. SMITH,

w noun.

‘7 oouwwu—

MAIN STREET. scorn nonwaut
GILBERT M. RITCH,

 

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' ‘ ,“ x ... \x ' Ag" —
Livery and Feed Stable
“'AIlWIl'K IIOI‘EL.
"n --a and t‘v' “A“ “IN {or r“ I'
0'1: :i' ' ~ :u lh'l-n'x u tllv't'. All T." W.
(mm i.r :‘nn . p {,‘ne- nvglpp p ”a".
'l‘v‘z himor tonne: on.

ii‘AC '1' o iii—i?

To Ill or for i-zi‘r. ( oruc: Dav and lhyulund .~;ru~.~
ENQl'IRE OF
if. A. Woodward or Russell Frost.

 

:ylnuu.

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For Sale

0001. ’0 BUILDING L0'1‘S !

ox \wumuun arr.
momma or
1'3. .X. \"ooth‘vzll'd.

gm itinerant:

DEA HER lN

Meals, Fish timers,

Vegetables, limits,
cannzn GOODS. are.

(In, N. i it‘ll—ll. Bum.

Telephone Connecticut.

 

drive

i
WWW. . . _

0001100 00 ALL KINDS

Sentinel Office,

RAILROAD emote.

 

 

30m ROBIN].

 

 
 

noun 1

 

“mm m
Bulimia Fell, (
“00101:: no.

Used by all noth dealers in
Horses and l‘attlc. Containe
more nulrimcnt than Corn,
Oats or wheat. and sold (to
introduce it.) at, cost‘pricc. ‘

Ix.

RaymondBros

General Agents.

r.

“O m

0. 0. 0000003

F( )1:

Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents. ’

ens’ Rubbers,
40,50,75.

ll ENS" BUNI‘ON

0111110110er0 ,

Ilcst quality, $3.50.

l2 Main Street.

I WILL PAY ’l‘ill?

Highest. Cash Price

. Fol:
Bags, Bones, Bottles iron
and Metals.

Parties mm the can sell the dark by sending rue
tal card. to

“ "LIAM I'ODMORE.
mum momma.

IlllllBIlIlS!

»—~L)i‘—-—~

ALL GRADES,

:‘tNIl AT

Lowest Prices !

The Best Goods for
the Least Money

“AT—-

0. 8. 000000

BOOT & SIIOE STORE,

Clark do Lane’s Block.
MAIN STREET.
(l‘rET ’1‘!) E. BES’I‘.

m'ru um“ ,. ‘

“ Florida ”
STEAM ‘nui'ruu.
, t

dltw

 

'l‘wehtyia amtn minim. one at them in the
Milne! allies. when It can be ma in operation on
application. ,

\M. H. MEEKER,

Iota Agent for Not-walk.
flattery flashing and Low mun. hating a

 

 

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“or-+—

LADIES' AND CHILDREN’S.
Muslin. Underwear.

LARGE LINES AT THE POPULAR PRICES, "

25 01:3. and 50 Cts.

I-IQUALLY (infill VALUE A'l‘ OTHER PRICES. .
A. DICKERMAN & SON,

39 Washington: Street.
_‘ FOR voun . ”7 .

Fresh Meats

——~—Gt) T0 TIIEW~

‘\ PEOPLES’ MARKET.

Infill" delivered promptly and special attention ”pm to orders lctt at the market. A full line of
DON "l‘ FORG ET '1‘“ E PL AC 1,

Peoples’ ' Market,
A. R. TYLER. PrOp.

FREE RETURN FARE

WILL BE GIVEN BY

W‘."B. HALL 8!. 00.,

To u'lmho (lilimg January shall pmchuée to murmur of

South Not-walk. '

 

 

 

 

SUMO at their

RED TICKET SALE.

All nick hrskl-H. lllul‘ll, dropping. flow! r and scrap Mikes.“ marked at lens than half value
tl‘ inflow: .’ : let. l5, 23c, .10", and 75 cents,

Shopping and 'l'raveling Bags.

Wm- :h m 13-: re“! ticket price 19v
Wu w: sl: r1 d l‘vkvt pm I' 7‘)
‘ ' All S2 and 5: :3 51:19. N
. ~~ Hr my,

and placed

Were Mic; ml ticket price. 3“.
.1. £5 $1,211 and 51.1» ting». i lwlr'V a! csl
:ujlio. Leather. phi—h. hr:
I’i'lfllult'sfi. Looks. emu-ware and all amide- Ilm’lg'

Were 750; red ticket price '50..
All .Si' 50an 5153 base, choice at
and womul goods all tmrkcd re-
ill for Holidays will :3) at ml ticker

, Merino Underwear.

bug-nine. Amern‘nnlimliry, law: ”dill": Shin-32ml drawn-- 3“, nor; 51. All

 

 

I ‘i’~ of rul twin:
I‘ll

 

. . , -
' at It mu ul.

Scotch Wool Underwear.

urn?“ ln-.~l Mon-ll wool elt‘l’fe and ill-down. full regular made. it ill.
mark-L unduueur all marked at a~tuni~iduz prices.

Cloaks, Seal Wraps, and Seal Sacques

all “in It vi the imlu- are of rul ticke'e‘.
m min d 5.0". SL3 and $150.
Siul jurarh \\:?3

will: about Lilli prll

Elegant .wnl wrnpé that
'I'llcsc are the in»! Moods, and the
go a: $75 and 5‘0.

$50-

H. trimmed with he: til-lei; marlin. at $50.
100 each .

w. B. HALL a. co.

new 317%). $173 and 5330. we have
nine: l:'.~'lnon:tble tmli can he: made.

We mu well :1 few lea: m

We do 110‘ claim then» to heme
bc~i seal, bu they are worth ‘

rm‘n;-L.ye.;siate”fillet";

Real Estate and House AL’t‘ill.
General iusu 'anccdgcucy

Fire. Life and Accident.

We are prepared to do a first class job 1;!

SLATING

In either BANGOR. EAST BANGOR. or
PENAIKG‘B SLATE .

all cents perinatal upward.

Parties wishing Shite roofing should call on an ,
til-tore contracting elsewhere.

A. EACH a: Go.

“'3th SL, foot of Ravtland South Norwalk.

Hemp Steamship Tlckele— l'ubin and Sit-craze.

Drafts for one .i.‘ and upwards and Money (huh-n [0
all parts of Europe.
Xotary i’ublic. Acknowledgmnems Tukrii.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
Io Destination.

65 “'nslunlfinn SL. lNext door to Pint-office.)

South Nor-walk. Conn.
d ‘iv

. 4' . .... WV . ._.__A__

VANDEH IilLT II‘OTEL !
0n the luropcan Plan.
Cor. 4'! St. and Lexington Ave,
NEW l'ilRK.

(inc liluute’s Walk from Grand Cen-
tral iii-pot.

[Mall-d close to [la- I'Zlcvatcd it. It. Slut
«rec! car lines.

Equipped with

EWERS!

lv‘. NI. Pl E RC i.)
‘ Illiithi-Iil [N
Slfl‘V 11] R. 'l ’ l PIE
AND '
General SewerContractor
is prepared to make connections with main Mme?

Till: DUNN PA l‘liN’l‘ FOLDING LAD-
pip:-h a thin cit on the most favorable term.

DEB I’lli Tl ESCAPE.
Ice luu-nd n to connect wtththe recently laid . . _ _
ecu-era in this cuy‘ivlll and it in their advantage to l “"9”” carried ‘0 and ” m the depot, “fig?

m” on him 834 if . n;,< ~ checked (we of charge.
I". M. 1’1 E-RCE
ilox 20, South Norwaih Ci.

lane and
4

Hut-Clue Beataurant. ,‘tmllum Prices.

MATIHEW CLONE, P oprietor.

 

 

 

, , I-rAnJ) VAR} PRICES.
'l'ho Cheapo“ and neat!» Town.

DOME GROWN. FRI-Bil EVERY DAY. A.

HOME DRESSED CEICKENS, GEES}:
AND DUCKS.

Aim a lull line of

Oranges. Lemons. Fruits. Cranberries. Eggs
‘ . . and Canned Good-

wAISOm ‘

neat. rich. Oysters, Glenn: and Bucallopa.
Remflon’a M ark e t .

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