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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 27, 1888 · page 2

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newsman PRESIDENT conam or
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0|“qu “It Company with Sanding:
I’llkcnon Duluth" and Police to Port ‘

Wand. Baron Any Strike rook
M to “fluid.“ the Worhcrs.

1'3“”me fl—cheml llanager
Holland, 0! the Reading railroad. .wmz again
in his allies yutorday, and he said that ha did“
Mt lure luddenlylVedmsnlny to haw a talk _
With Went Corbin or anyblxly 9131* on an
important pm of the minors tun... Ills
alliance was d‘tlo, he said. to n ruutid’c matter
a WWW moment, and ho had not held any

or received any ”luminou-

Inow Item in the (soul regions that
fill film-fend with mining worlg.

The implosion in ofllaial quartnrsblthnt
the mmptian of work at individual collicr'
its will create such mum unlnnt: the
Winkle operatives that. they will grail.
nally fall into line and resmnc. and that the
comm that are now paying tho advance
willthen stop doing so until a rcndjustmcnt
of wages is reached. V

General Master Workman l’uwllnrly is so

.plcnlmur rm ANSWER. ’ ‘ PETER CONFESSING.,

FIFTH LESSON' OF THE INTERNA-
TIONAL S. 8. SERIES. JAN. 29. 1888.

Comments by llev. William Newton. 1). D.
Text of Mason. Matt. xvi. 13-28—Goldcn
Text. Matt.
24-28.

I. flzvllnumrlln \‘rma

[From Lemur llulper Quarterly. by pcrmisaion of
H. S. Huffman. Philadelphia, publisher]

Nona—otfesnren I’hilippl. or l’ancns. for—
merly dulicntcd to Pan. and supposed to be
the same as the ancient Loshcm. It was en—
lurgcd and beautificd by l’hillp, the tetraroh.
and by him named L'csnrm. in honor of
Cmsnr Tiberius. It was nnllcd Philippi to
distinguish it from Cesium Palatine. The
sun of Man, i. 8., tho Second Adam, the title
by which Jesus always speak» of himself.
Baeronah, i. 0.. non of Jonas. This rock, or
this truth, concerning myself. Gates of llt‘ll,
l. 6., the place of departed spirits~cslx~rinlly
evil spirits. anorm't not. i. c., (lust not rel-
ish or dcsirv.
ciplc. l’rotitcd. or what shall he gain by it.
Own soul, i. c., his own true lilo.

V. 13. “'0 are now entering the second
div isinn of the record of the public minintry
of Jesus. A»; tho tint cumnu-nwd‘with tho

 

far recovered that be éxpwts tn ho xlblc to nt-
tond the session of the executive board in this

alto-stat ion of the father to his sunnhip. Matt.

iii. 17. so this cnnum‘nccs' uith n similar

l‘urnc nftcr lnc, or be my disw

 
 

We have a large mi» of tho
Best Quality of

Can ned Goods,
Whu b no arr wlhnlt at lht‘ folluwlnu

LOW Prices. JorrN TRIS'I‘RAM,

Cunncd Corn. 12c ti Farm 8 I35 0 PT '0' A N ’
" 'l‘omltoco. lit 01 “ till
" tint-comm. tic d 72
" Edam Beam. tic u " 5% ,
“ ’I'lfl', 15c ti ” It
“ salmon . ll-‘c ti " l 05 H . . v ' , ,
.. imam. In...) x. l .. l m 6.3 Main 5L, no. horn all,
" linkullleanv, Sc ti " M
Pumpkin. lee tl '-

l t"
- EIN H. S. ROOD’SJEWELRY STORE.

CANDIES

0! all hind-l. First ( Ln»

lit-I. but not least

Galjrurnla urinals,"

\‘er goodand vcry ctrcapat Ric or 5 for $1.00. We
chit long! our compenmm to match this bargain.
[lave sold a In! of them and a few nu rv rcmamlug.

All these Gflfllll Warranlel.

Bulimia
" column

it Feel,»

. ‘flnlumlla Feel.

Used by :
Hurst's and
more nutri

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noted dealers in
attic. Contains
rut than Corn,

Outs or wheat, and sold (to

introduce it

) at cunt price,

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city on Feb. 6. He wrote a li'llt'l' to Uvncml I attestation on the part of one of his apostles.
Secretary Litchmnn. in which hr mild ll‘.‘ . Uptothis timcnu such tll‘l‘lfll'lllltlll npwnrs
hoped to be in Philadolphia in u Ivvvdnys. Iunthc part of the [neoplourvf hiadi.‘ plus.
.30 action whatever has boon lulu-n in rol’cr- i And it conic in arcswcr to his own (“1051“”).

Lt'ib thin t2 mm at the rl-;1.lnr rulnil prxl'.

BAKERY!

(JOIlXUt 'UI’IAS. WINDY TOYS. mill): full carom
mutt of urmxtucuml candy.

RaymondBms

once to the Reading strikes hytlln general I
board. nor isit likcly that uuythln; will be
done before the regular mot-ting next month. '

Chairman Dachau just imuod his reply to
President Corbin. The lollowingisnmpy: ‘

)lr. Corbin‘s statement of the railroad trouble. I
and vrbat he calls facts Is known to he an unmia I
statemant to mislead the public. as ll” nttmnptcd ‘
to do in the miners‘ case. but lulled. )lr. ('orhin v
says the employes of this mmpany at Port ltlch— '
mond. in charge of tho switch cugmns, rwrusml to I
transfer the elevator Cotilpany's guwls cnuslgncd
them, and for refusing were tllacllllrtft'll,

Sow we ask Mr. Corbin: Was he not uwnre
that the general Superintendent. Mr, chigm‘d,
had e tered inwmagroement that [intro of the
empldkesfl’the company uhuuld bi» .hwbnrur-d
withbut fair andlmpartinlhcarmg? .1 will rcfer
Illr. (It rbln to artlclo 13 of the acrcvmcnt slgncd '
by Mr. Swiegard.

When the committee waltml tipnn )lr Swel-
gard he refused to comply with lln' firllt‘le’s of
ngrccmcnt, and he further rcl'li.~'wl In huh) any
conference with the C‘tlllll‘llllt't' ‘l’ln- tnlu-y- mul
Pinkerton men were sent to 1'an llu'llmuhvl and
were on the company‘s prope-rty imim. .
the employers before any st ko- b4 l mun p' r..
This fact alone. Mr. Corbin, justtfhw’ tho» pmple
in saying that tho strike was prv-n. 'rlllille‘sl by
the officials of tin» Reading lL’llIl‘uml mmpmly
Bear in mind. )Ir. Corbin. your sub-tr lluurvs dis»
charged the men at lilizulw-tllwr: w: v
knowlcdging the ogrccmcnt lu-twu-n z

 
 

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[my and its cmplnycs. We ltm undid hi..-
to call tine attention of Mr I‘v In thr-
fact that th» mmpnny, or its up. r llillth’,

Mr. Sw-ignrd hm rmub- illJM'v .. -\ In labor
orgarilzaliuumumt stuml that Hwy wmldwlpe
out the Knights of Labor. {mull-t. nu §.lllll‘slfl}’.
thP Qltlillnyof lh-crmlwr. tlm grin-rail nmum-r
issued an nrdvr that the uumm of all:
as did not repwrt for tlutyuu ill" ~ mm: of
'l‘ucsdny. thc L’ith day of bum-ml “unlit be
strict» lnfl’ the rolls. nnl thwlr plziww lillwl Iv
ncwmt'n, That was dun». Whrn uurt- «mun-
tce visited )lr. Swelunrd on Ilcc :ll'he w-Luzmtn-u
agreed with Mr. Su‘e-iglird [u no », - uumunli-
lionalsurrendcr to him for tln- din l.:u,;v- HI the
fire crews. together with Ilurnnrd. Mulrlu-y null
Ambrose limb. and then ugh-ml 1. ”My ll»-
order issued by (k-ncral Marlow-r llclrl‘ul that, I
the men wbodld not report for duty would he '

 
 

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discharged I

Nomrlght. here. Mr. Corbin. \vr: Wvultl like to
ask you: Did the company carry out the urdcrs
iuuod by the general manager when the subordi- l
nuc- nndar the general manager dischargtu nil 1
Lhapromlnalt men along the entire line of the I
roadwho complied with his order of Saturday.
Dec. 24, and did go Into effect Tuzsdny. Dec. m I
Whoiaat fault in this dilllcultthe mm who 5
obeyed the order of the general manager or the- I
officials who disrespectcd Mr. McLeod und his 3
order of Saturday. Dec. ill! I

MnCorhln says: “No man sllnlllmnstrlwlsml l
on this row because bc belongs to n ltllulr orgun- i
nation. All that Is r-xpcctcd front our a-mnluycs E

, ill-Ml,

Jesus asked his dLu-iplcs what tho pouplu said
about him! Whom did the ' lakc him to bc

V. H. And tho answer was varied in it.»
tune. Sonic. prulmbly the llcnxlinm, said
John the Baptist. They held that he wan;
risen from tho dcnxl. and so accouutcd fur the
mighty works which Jesus wrought. Otlicrs
said ho was Elias, or Elijah, Whilu ycl nthcrs
said he was .h-ri-minh. or mm of the» uthcr
prophets. All gave him A high [nrslll-lll;

w

. whilc. probably. the popular judgnu-nt was
. much luwcrtd by the opposition ufthc Scribe:
. and I’hnrlsws to belief in hin'llicssiahship.

V. 15. lint Jcsml would not rest hero.
oncc hr- madl- a personal matter.

Al
“Who sny

1. ya that I run.” thus pointing the great truth

that in every such question the individual
application is always the paramount mnct-rn.
In that lim- it is of small cousmpu-nco to us

what nthcrs may think or Say. but it is of in— ‘
finite moment. tomlrsclvcs that \yccnch mu.- I
= think and speak the rcnl truth nblmt ('hrut.

'V. 193. And l‘cter,rr.ovol with a sudden in—
spiration. at once repllcs: "Thou art thiy
Christ. the Son of the living God." It was a

glorious cuufmsinn; rmliunt with tho bright I
at hwuu of thc truth and instinct with its,

mightiest pnwl'l’. Through tlu- ago“ it luw
titrated, banner like, (it the bond of tho army
of thochurl'hmnd underneath its folds the
battle hasnlwny-l waginltvith the "tint un—
yiclding Svl’t‘l’ll)‘. We unto hm puims in
this «‘ont'cssinn, i. 0..

l. Its pu:ut1vr-ncs<. There was no halting
in the mun-h nt l’ctcr'st thought; no nun-r

minty in itstonc: nu rv-wrvntmn in its stats». .

un-nt, It was clear, bold and ringing. Tin-r0
was nu pultrsiut: with it in u (I‘lllbli‘fif‘llfli‘.
"Tllnll :lrl thu‘hrut." It mm hlfllxll" and
am pinhliml lrul h. '

V. l7. llvr“ vicar. haw lli~finczly liuml it
was. It um um! tmlght him by ill-sh and
_\l;tn hurl nu‘ taught it in him;
‘zmnhv‘r bud l:c wrought it nut by n prucfis of
his own mind. It was :ivr-n him from almvc.
“My father which in in heaven" hath showed

. it unto thee. ,4
E l, Tho title Jcsm' gives tbc chub-ltm‘lt in
I “My Church." It is so in every regard. 'l‘hv»

idea of it is minc. It was with Inc I iforc
thaworld began. In the silence of ctcrmty
it was with me. I saw it, and knew it. and
loved it from everlasting. The purl-hust- of
't was mine. I gave myself for it. I bought it

I with my blood. “I will build up my church.”

Every living stone laid upon tln- trun fl «undu-
tlon ismy work. And the kt't‘plng of it i»
mine. Unseen my band shall b0 upon it, uud
"I will keep it night and day." It xv. all

is to render faithful servicc and utmy the I mine.

management ." If Mr. t‘nrbin menus with!
hesays. and will act. ncmrdmgly. there is no
goodmasonwhyhc will nothcaruur std» uf‘lllt‘
case, and when he gets the men's std» of th'u case
he cannot. say they [‘9‘le to only tlu- mm "1
the general manager. and if his albums; hurt.- lust
their heads and caused this strike. why not
shoulder the responsibility when it bclmtgs and I
start your mines and railroad. and du nut I»: the ;
public sufler any loss and lllCtIlet'nlt‘llCt' on in» 3
count of the action of a fcw stubborn Ufllt'lal. f
over whom you have absolutl- mntrol. The I
trouble was cans d by them. und it t: [In- wpiniun
of the g n ’ that it Is your duty to e-nd
thetrou le. dorm L. LEE.
Chairman of Executive t'onlmltlw.

Rnnmo, Jan. 2’7.-'l'he gregwlkl- in the
Schuylkill regions ishcgimilng tolulve scri-
mrseflechinewtern Pennsylvania. No Icss
thanelevhn furnaces have either been cum—
pelled to blow out or bank up thulr stocks in
consequence of their inability to get coal
Thestriking miners are apparently as solid
an a rock, and the Reading mmpnny has
only hm able to partially start up as few of
in oolllerles. It issuid the individual opera-
tors are becoming dissatisfied and uro dis-
posedto blame Mr. Corbin for the present
state of aflairs, as they are willing to pay '
the Spar cant. advance, .

Mr. Canny... Pa, Jan. tan—Thu strike
here Is unchanged. Etlorm made to start I
the Spring and Keystone collierim proved un-
succedul The railroad yard at Locum.
Summit present: a deserted appearance.
Then is not a single curloud of coal on the
tracks

 

Mr. Dinglay'l Shipping Illll.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-—~'I’hc house yum-r-
day "acceded to the comidcratlon of the bill
the laws relating to navigation
Ir. Dinghy. of Maine, cxplainod that the
hill ameulad the slowing act or 1850. so as to
nab clearer the cases in which the pn-sidmlt
h ant-barbed to suspend the collmytlon of the
W tax, andapeclally so In; to malm it
char M it m not the intention of that act
mmdtoany country the benefits of u-
ot m rentals from the paymontof
tho tonnage tux, unless finch country cxtendal
fimllar tmhnent to our remix The blll
wa- thcn III-Id-

Jay Hohhot] Detected.

1min, Mich, Jan. 2‘7.-—At 8:30 debt
1... mtflm W. Beymourof Sault Ste.
Hub, mahobdontholl‘ith ballottotllltlto
not human-mule vmntby medium: of
manor-u Thermal! Wu attained by the
WW“ mmmdolegatim to ,
motif. '11:- mtufmn the comm !
mmffiwflmahmktmp
mm county ve‘
Blmm vote- cm ovary Ian‘llot.
'I'hhl Wmfieymour. 48; nubile], 27
mm Thom

not-mu. mtor romtho’l‘hirty-
1%

A. on my Probably Murdered.

m,mm. Jan. fir-All old lady W
mun-maul in her my

 

 
 
 

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23. The foundation (II it. “This ruck."
“Other foundation can no man lay than that
is laid. which is Christ Jesus." 1 For. iii. ll.
“Therefore thug saith the Lord God. lu-lmgd,
I lay in Zion for a foundation, a stone. a trial
stone. a precious corner stone, n sun- t‘nuudn-
tion," Is. xxviii, I63. and 1 Pet. ii. 4—7.

3. The builder of it. “I will build," Ho,
He is both the foundation of his church and
the builder of it, On bimsclf.M the surc
Youndution, he lays each believer. Then.- he
nhidvs. Thence ho rectum»; the new life by
which ms a living stone he grows up into a
holy temple lntho Lord. With his own hand.
by his own spirit, he imparts to each his own
Iifo, and of all ho says, “Bumm- I live, yo
shall llvc 111-30."

4. The sufcly of it. “Tho gntws of hell
shall not prcvml against it," How can thcy!
If the church is his, if he isthc foundation of
it and thp builder of it. if he kccp it. how can
it be utln-rwisc than safc.’
the plucc of dopm'tml spirits—osm'inlly hero,
of evil spirits. Gates were the placc in
ancient ('Illt'S whom cnunsulwns when and
public mmsun~ dcterminml or; "Tho gates
of hell,“ tllcruforc, mean all that the tmwrs
of evil run dcvisc mid exocuto against my
Church. In tlw midst of it all the church is
Info cvernwrra

V. 20, Jcsns would not have his enemies
roused into undue activity ngninllt him be-
fornthe time; but would ban cvcry quot
lion concerning himself to be worlml out by
them under tho quiet influence of his own
life. They must judL'n from that in tho light
of their own scriptumi.

V. ill-23, In those vcm‘s wo hnvc:

Our Lord’s prndlctinn of his «Ir-nth;

Peter's protest against it; and

Our Lord's rebu o of I’cter.

V. 24. Hero own the universal town!
the Kingdom. ’eterdid not want to admit
the thoughts of Hod about the 1.1‘rm-x. He
had much pleamntcr thoughts and scheme.
of his own. Amino ho mum deny himaclf.
And so must cvoryono who would be the
Lord‘s disciple.

V. 2328. Wu must rmm-mbor that. as our
Lord spoke thorn. “hf “ and "ml"nrl~ one
and the sum ward. all "life" is mad In
two mum—a highfl' anda low; a bodily
and a spiritual rerun—null that our true lilo
or word may-balm. And what will «wry-
thlng clue profit unit that in done? What
Illall rm give in exchange for it! For that
will survive when the llamr cornea again.
And what will worm-mate for a lost aonlt ‘

outrun mums»;

l. The need of right views about (Jim‘s
Everything turns on link. A: John Newton
.31:

"What think ye of Christ!” In the tart.
To try both ourstauand mrnclmue:
We cannot be right In the mt.
huh-Ia we think rightly of him.
2. 'l’hoimffahlo mystery of the Umpclh
the Inuit-bio normally of the OWL
or,uulemJenmwm "1me mhlnotgm
into the plat-90f tho Saviour. And if be m
mathemumcodmemm not an

"oil is bad->3. or ‘5

ursJohn Holland

”court's nnocu.
~15 H .

huthmm.
in n. a. nu UUEFEE.

73'. F. stems“,

lll SIC II A LL BLOCK,

I .
I . i It lhc 3 mm to get

 

lwntu thc town. try it.
E Price 35¢: :1 lb.
VDANIEL li’llflfllflfllllll

I Waslrllrglnn Street Brlclzc.

Ila

 

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, "lirSI-Ulassllmclries
llalel Market:

LOW P

iMEATSI“

of nil kuzdti lit
RICES
I
“’t- w" lhc (Toll-llcsfcr
nth-r In Rolls.
, “’0 also have :i "no In! of olhc
; llnttcr‘tlml no im- selling low. (’olne

i HI ’ ' .
If you vutm 'h» \"lllllt‘l‘n‘ MEATS, nbldinmlrr- I ll! ll‘) ll

, .‘tlrd ny- of trouble mum, yum ml. find {burn at m} 2
.‘iurhct, an urll it", '

Poultry III all Kills,}“""” “UPPER“ III

In rm SEAN 3.: . , . , , ‘
' I n. F. s'rmms,
I
i
I

, —.-'l mt BEST——
(rt-u mory

SERVED IN 'i'llll Illlfi’l' .‘li.\.\'.\lih‘.

1(th \Vflhl

F" HAYES' Ml‘sw In“. BLINK.

llllllllil‘l'fi III.0('K. - SOUTH Slllt‘l'AIJx.

.mu’s‘n.‘ Haunts, I HENRY TILLY.

1 CHILINIIWIIIIII IEIIIIIIIIE MAKING.

I IKEI’AIIRI‘NL‘}
IGI‘INI‘IIM I. BLACKS” I'l'lIING.

Y Tun-a l~ ”to m ‘l-Hll Which to pvt-pare fur u'zntrr
’ 3 m d x' is hurt. r rug-J n-ntly for muzh truvcl than to
war: until the {Eu-y “ilxlk'f prawn
“'orlgol' m: kmd- "running to rmriugc ‘mnkinp.
. and uvnvml himzkrmdltmq promptly ultimdvd In,

 

Enrich, Lime. Cement.
a Line Stone. Etc.

Li lliLIll. t M'lillWflllIlZl. L'WllStE 31:33:11323linuu ntmle'lnnflltl’.
c .I- ‘ '- ‘ I u .
llgtmlu... haulllm. ..ud 2 Henry Tlny,
, Maugham t'ozils. 1 thus s'rruuz'r.

mi in RUBBER Plunlcmnms SMITH

andr I‘m-t of \Vosbiuglmr :rrll film-I .- O”-
f‘lt: I|DNI.\’ URI“. Ql'JLIT" THE VERY "EST

5! :lll ~trt» 3~ ‘Zrmul .-' fitilwlt

“I In: S-‘urv
8

Manufacturers’ and Painters’
8UPPLIBB.

: Ship (3h:uullors. ~
I356? “'A'I'ER-S'l‘., l’oot “llllk.
I nmuuwonr.

3 I'l’lll’. LEAD 8' "IL“. RAILRHAD Cillr
l Its. [HIST MIXED l'sllN'lS.

Nina h‘mtm hand nuulu Sun-M, Mm». ctr . (lamb
-ry-nndm1rrs.Ituldn‘t )Ilttru‘ and liluvw. Ull
t'lmlmlg.

1 Dredging Materials.
II.INK'4. RINGS. SIIM‘KLI‘IS. NETS. N‘DUI’S
allow-1L: AND FORKS.
of but mull-rial lludm ltpl't‘lal p-tlit‘rnu Inr rm 0le
[tr lint-turn.

[Input-hilly l’rcparml (‘otton Dredge
bar Rope. Munllla Iluoy and Hand
llmlgc Linc.

Oils. I’M‘klnc. Wilma llwo. mu! a lull lino nr Eng. I

new-3 Suppllca, Munm- Limits. lyl‘l‘ms‘, l'lnun. L
Wsrztv vmm mucus. '
Spatial AMI/Jim. m on": by Hall or J!!Ndill_l]r7

short Hints

w.-.» ”Sm——
Social lithncttc. ‘

Clnnpr‘lml from Mclufraf mulbrsf worker
on thr «(third by "Aunt .llulilrlu."

PRICE. 4!) rum.

Thu hunk ntmnld be In vvl-ry fnmtly dcnlrnn- of
knowlnu"’l‘bc prnprrIhlngtodo." Wu all dwdrv
lutu'lmu'pmw-rly audio know what is the Imt
~3me of manncrn. What shall wc tmh our child

rrn. that tlwy may no out into the world well In“:
turn and “unto-u!

urn-um“ HINTS" mumm- the ant-w". and will
bc llmlll'tl to my Iddrm posture mph] on rmdpi

of price.
' SPECIAL.

Until furlhrr mm» we wlll mall each of our

’llul fflwf. \nd. Lamb l'mrtry. )lul'ur, SM l'urk.

m m BUSHNELL]:

b; rit'l: twin-u, “flill‘, >llnvl.llrr-,
Wummnu. AND “ETA”. unnum- IN

 

nu.<\;'l..i 11m un. Frud‘fnrzn.
Shim :inn; \l-ry n}: r.
linilvcl Ilonolc‘ss "urn.

I‘uulrry Lllll‘tl aml drtvu-d (fl'~ll cm} drly

urtlwrmlcizvrml promptly at any tsmc of thc day
or (Wt-lulu.

when H. SMITH}

' FLORIST.

_._....—Q.._,.. ,

mm Srmznr, sourn NORWALK
GILBERT m. BITCH.

 

Livery and Feed Stable
,\\ AIIWIUI “0112!»

Horn-- and ('nrrtlgcntolct for all osmriun‘.

(‘mrmco-n at ”:1an m mm Ml Trains.

(loud 'l‘urlumtn at llcawnnblc I’ricw,
'l't-lrphouc mnnu‘tlon.

._.. n _......_._._.. ,4

F A. O '1' O R Y
To In or for mic. rumor buy and Raymund rln‘ctt‘.
- REQUIRE 0!"
l). A. Woodward or Ilium-ll Frost.

 

For Sale

CHOICE BUILDING LOTS I

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outrun-plum tmmllr and write on me want In.
uucttc new, and mm no will know who mud- ll. . ne 0 er
~ 1.1.. CRAGIN it (30., _ ,
PHILADELPHIA, PENN. ”8"” m

 

ten, Fish oysters, I

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Lady’s

25
Mens’
40,

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General Agents.

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FOR

Rubbers
Cents.
Rubbers,
50, 75.

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any, 32;.50.

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l2 Main Street.

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Highest ('ztSh l’rice

Fol:

:Ilalgs. hours, Ilotllcs Iron ,

until llctuls.

l'arrrrs rum in: (“a
fill curd to

u rt-ll the .4th by Fr‘lltllll‘.’ this»

WILLIAM r-omrom-r,
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Ill!
GRADES,

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Lowest Prices !

mum... . w..-

The Best «loads for

H. 8.

hour M
Clark &
Mm

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the Least Money

BIUWN’S

SHOE STORE,

Lane’s Block.
N STREET.

GET Tull: " in: 9F.

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‘ Tmty Inn-eta this town. one of them in the
mullet once. w it an humnln opmtlua an

Vegetables, Fruits,

 

 
 
 

 

 

ems I GOODS. ETD. “mum“
1..--.. w. H.‘ MEEKER,
. “m“;g'; - are A. I for NW.
143.3315...“ up”! Nr Ya NI HI & Ho “elm. hull!!! "IIM‘ M MI My: ml“-
umolm-l. can? an ' ' {'- w I“ Tali-Khmer.

 

 

of introducing

III at] llfllll l Muslin,

W 0 offer this choice brand for one week at
a low price.

A. ». DICKERMAN & SON ,.
:39 Washington Street, South“ Norwalli.
FOR YOUR

Fresh Meats

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PEOPLES’ MARKET.

Honda delivered promptly and rpcclnl attention paid to ardent left at the market. A trill line of
DON "1‘, F086 ET TH E PLACE,

Péoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER. Prop.

FREE RETURN FARE

WILL BE GIVEN BY

 

 

 

«w. B. HALL a. co.

To all who during .Iummry shall purchase to amount of slow at their

RED TICKET SALE.

All uurk h.t§kl‘l~‘. lunch. shopping. tluwrr uud nrmp Illlilcl‘L“ marked
( n4 follows: 5c; “34 . 1.3, 25v. 50¢. and 21'» (run:
\

Shopping and Traveling Bags.

, \Vclt-3‘3t‘t’l1an‘tl'lit‘kt'f prlcc ilk. Wrrcbflc;rcdnckct'lrlcc. 3*. Were "' ' red tick

Err-131:; y. d mm price 7:. a list-2:) and sws nun. choicc m 31. All smiffid 51.75 b “a paging“:
cl ‘3‘, All $3 and $2 '45 bags. (how at 31.50. Imu'ner. plus-h. hmrts and wormed goods al marked w
runllrv'i ufcu~L l'crfnmcvy. books. nlth‘l’Wafc and all articles trough! fur'tlulidays will go at red ticket

print-r
Merino Underwear.

Lots of rrd ticln t bargains,
lumw’ good-i n (lured.

Scotch Wool Underwear.

Ucntfl' host Scatrh wool shirt-L and dmwcrs. full rcgnlar madc, will go a: about half price.
I Marlo: uudcrwmr all nmrkrd u: afloat-hing prim-u

ICIo'aks, Seal Wraps, and Scal Sacques

‘u

t less than half value and placed

Allh'l’IClll'l llm-u-ry. but quality. Shirtsfaud drawers. 32, now St. All

 

all will fw-l thc iutlucurc of ml firm-'5. Finn-int Md wrapo that were I50 1'5 a
. r . i . . nd . Ir
mm: :d Sn)“. $125 and 515'), ’I‘ln-sc an: the bc>l goods. and thc moat [Mlfiouflllfil that can math-e have
hm! perkrla “all go at 3:5 and $0. -

$50-

Wu mil «All :1 {cw it-ul «raps. trimmed with ho»! black marlin. at M. W . d v n ‘ I
best will, bu thl‘y un- worth 3100 out h. 3 I I ”I Chm“ thereto be the

‘ W- 3--.HN-L 4" GO-
Jacob M. Layton,

Gettcmllnsu unccA gcncy'

Yirc. Lifc and Accident.

 

Slate Roofing!

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We are prepared to do a first clue Job of

SLATING'

In 2mm nanaon. nus-r naxoon, a:
"mason: sun;

all cents per {not all marl

Partial! wishing Slate rooting should call on up
before contracting elsewhere.

A. BACK 85 00.

Water St.. foot of Havlland South Nor-walk.

tlccun Stunnislllp 'l‘lrkr-ts -~(“;tbin and Strange.

Drafts for one 1: and “pupal; and Money Orders to
all parts of Europe.

Notary Public. Ar kllowlt’dgt‘nli‘mfi Taken,

Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
In Ill-stlnntion.

65 \"mlulglnu 5L, [Next door to l'o.~t-otllcc,)

Sign“: Nor-walk, Conn.

VANDERBIL’I‘ Il0'l‘EL !

on the European Plan.
Cor. 42 St. and Loxington Ann,

I!

SEWERS!

 

’ . NEW YORK.
pf Mimi: gnu" one Mlnule’s Wllk from «and Col-
- . tral Depot.
SI‘J‘V 151% 1711):}: mum: clom- m m». ram-ma R. Random and .
AND rtrcel car linen:

brxlppul with

THE DUNN PA'f‘lN'l‘ FOLDING LAD-
DER “In! ESCAPE.

Ila gaze carried to and I.- m the depot, and Pack
”lflgmked treeofcliarge. with '

l'lrht-Clau Restaurant.

General Sewer Contractor

In pr lured to make connectiomuvrlth main sewer
pipe: n this city on the most favorable terms.
’utlcs intending to connect wlth the recently lull!
rcwm In this city will and It to thalr advantage to
call on him. 834 If

I". M. I’lEIiCE
Ilox 20. South Norwalk, Ct.

Medium Prisca.
MATTHEW OLUNI, Proprlmr.

 

 

 

IlARI) PAN PRICES.

TURKEY'S

'l‘lw vlloupenl and Ben In Town.

HOME DRESSED CHICKEN 8, am
‘ AND DUCKS.

All!) n full line of

Oranges, Lemons. Fruits. Cranberries, Egg-
nnd Canned Goods. ' »
“Auto...

float. run. Onion-I.” 01m and Battalions.

 

 

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