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A FAMOUS CASE DECIDED.
DECISION OF THE UNITED STATES
SUPREME COURT
In the I't'll'liratt'd Tel-whom! butt. (lira)
in Favor til Boll—Four Judge» (but 0!
Scum Support I'll» flat-n r" l'viortty‘
ol [In-m Ion.
Wmuixmm, Starch mwllr. Justice
Blatchlord yu-«tvr-lny Minimal-ml tho decision
at the United States supreme mun in the
telephone im It Is in favor of tho Boll
Telephone antimony on all the [IUIIIH in every
one"! timim The opinion was indnrwd
by only (our justice; out of the seven, but its
majority of one am, nl mum, ample to make
it final. Justina Gray and Innis: did not
sit in the can: Justiw Ilrazllvy road a db-
Iaatin opinltn, inwhich Ju-timi Field and
Haring tumour. The can: now decided are
five in number. The Bell company has been
plaintiff in every one of them, and has beaten
the delendants in the lower courts. The
compute- oonoerneil are the. Dollar, the
Drawhaugh,the Clay, of l’hihulelphia; the
Molecular and the Overhaul, of New York
The doctrion reviews discharge of fraud
andcollusion in the puttsut oflice, by nuns
at which Bell, it was nllega‘l, obtained sur-
reptitious information with regard to the
inventions of his rivals. and thenamended
his own smilimtimis. The murt holds that
there is not the slightest evidonm to support
this charge, or to out the blast reflection
upon the integrity ol Boll or his attorneys.
Justices Bradley, Harlan and Fluid diluent
because at Daniel‘Drawhaugh’s claim Their
opinion is that the evidence shows beyond
anvil that Drawbuugh was the inventor ol
thesptnking telephone, although he did not
realize this or know tho importance of it.
The court holds that the force of tho testi.
many showing that Drawbaugh hail tole—
phones in use bcioro the‘invention of Bull is
broken by his own conduct and the inilill'cr-
am be manifested about his invention until
years after Bell's telephones were in general
we. The Drawbaugh claim is declared to he
unsustained. He slept too long on his rights,
The expo in the Drayhaugh suit were
$100,000 a 5 do.
‘ In umideringtho question of the alleged
' anticipatiim of Bell's invention by the tele-
phone of Reins, in Germany, the court holds
that Reins discovered a means ol transmit—
ting musical noun, and nothing mite. Bell’s
patent, being for the pm or art of trans—
mitting speech, would have been just as valid
even i! he had used the amnrntus of [ti-its in
developing it. The court holds that the ap-
paratus o! Reins was not succemlul in trans—
mitting speech, andthat his invention was
not in any mmt on anticipation of the dis-
covery which was made by Bell.
The Drawbaugh suit was lought more hit-
terly than anyol the other». it lasted for
years, and Justice Wallace finally gave the
decision in Bell's lnvor. Drawbaugh is a
Penmylvania mechanic, poor, but of a very
ingenious turn of mind. He claimed, and
brought rude instruments into court to sub
auntiate his claim, that in 167:: he carried on
conwrmtiun over a Wire sm’eral hundred
yards long. He claimed that he was too poor
to stand the expenses of getting a patent.
Still, it was shown that he had firmneial
hacker.” “‘llu about that time enabled him to
get other patents.
The mutton-my with all the’t-laimants to
the invention of the telephone, Daniel Draw—
baugle, Philip ltel’ss, A. K. Eaton. Elisha
Gray, Thom A. Editor: and others, turn»
upwthe right 01 Bell to control the whole:
In of the electric transmision of speech by
Found Bud In Bed.
Nzw Yonx, March fits—Cornelius A Run—
kle war found dead in bedyesterday at his
home, No. H East Filtythird street, lie
was born in Montgomery county, ‘S. \'.,
filly-lire years ago During the war he was
deputy collector of this port, and had charge
of tho law diiismn of the custom house.
His widow is Lot in Gilbert, well known as a
writer for The Tribune, Christian Union and
Harper's “'eekly.
Deserted "In l'hlld \t'lt’c.
Lascumm, l’a, Marih L’I).—— ~llenry Salon,
aged ”Hymns, and his lityeur-old wile ol Al—
liance, 0 ,arrited' in this city yesterday from
the west. They went. to a bowl uhortly after
leaving the train, and alternarita the hint
hand mysterimuty dimppmml The pair
wereonthoir way to Reading, and the Wilo
is podtiye her husband has detained her The
policeare scouring the city lor the Inkling
man.
A Threatened Fruhet.
Sioux CITY, In, March fl}.-Tllt' ice in the
Milnonri threatens to break up at any hour
hem, and the Chicago and Northwestern
road has begun to take up its water brid 'c.
The bridge' is built every whiter at a rust of
015,!!!) m
A IllueaBlnoded Butt-her.
[05003, March ‘20.-—~Tln3 "on. William
Frederick John North, the llt‘ll' of Lord North,
has started in the butt-her btlsilltus in a vil-
lage near Bunhary, adjoining the (annuity seat
of the North;
CONDENSILD NEWS.
Frank Hopkins, aged till yours. and his
houukeoper, Mm Emiline Whitney, aged 70
years, were frozen to death in their twine at
Putnam, Conn, during last Week's atnrni.
Blh Whitaker,er o! the Windsor
theatre. Chicago, diodyutcrday of pun-unto
nia. lie was sham. 50 years 0! age and was
widely known in the theatrical world.
William A. Baldwin, collector of on port
ol Newark, N. J. ,n’aoe 1872, died Sunday,
lead 84 run
Busine- has been resumed on the Atchi-
tion, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad nyrtem.
There is no change in the Burlington strike.
The will of Henry Bergh was filed for
probate at new York. [in principal bequest
is to the Society lor the Prevention 0! Cruelty
to Antmalnmflvvhlch he was founder and
Mt.
Th- supreme court at Pennsylvania re
tuned to order a new trial in the case 01
that Hugo Walther, convicted ol the mur-
(bro! ajeweler named Martin In l'liihulol-
phil.
William Shannon, deputy platinum» at
Kingdom 0113., IMHO,” old. detected
harming-registered my letter, hustled
to New York stow. lie Itood high loclally
and politically.
Very heavy WWI” reported on the
line of the Union Mlle railroad
Elia colored, w- hnrnod to
death In Rntharlord county, F. (2., while
turning briah.
lashioonalrayatlcbonaldgl’o,
‘l‘hmn Willi-tag, M. was fatally that
by Than-I Evelina. a white miner.
In Latvian Dom Mm-m-Iaw
m burned to death Shelby, N. 0., in
a In wldch
John You“, who «a tried» Norrie
town, Pa. lathe Inhaler at hunk credo,
tad.
:Ahhbl. Howey. othtPhlIllp, I...
Hen-WWW hav-
“magnified.
Tmeflvu-hhu-Ihgmm
”Wm M «rah: away
Wat-1mm
' .
‘ Styli-rs. tigol it} years. cmmmittml untold;- by
"New JERSEV'S LEGISLATURE
sleet. Again Alter the Blimnl and Got-i
Down In Blaine».
TRENT ox, March :30 -'l'he logitlature rear
*4 inblod last owning alter tho iulorred sus-
I” min" of n im‘: on mwmnt o! the blizzard.
”:lh. Ithm'bctngillulzltlhulilutl t :‘t- it nth r and
Raid large mum at narrow main“. and then
pram-tutu! with the tonal struggli- of Monday
evening Thou-mt» [mud n uuuilm of mi—
not billx In the house it tmuiuittm n is 3;»
winter! tormmtlor tho couditutu-ualit) of
the governors vane; which W‘PII‘ m we! by
thehouse alnwrlhv time had npiml. The
omnmittee will probably rep. t in favor of
wiring the mom Thu 1. i. for the ap-
pointment ol jury comm: I am by the
joint mutating weropuasul: .i‘m wineiliscus-
don. It was ugren-d to pin it In wing in tho
Horns canal hill today.
Among bills introduml In the want/a was
one by Mr. Miller, proililiug lorimpriaon.
moat lor lront three months to two years
as a penalty for keeping any room, booth,
died, etc. ,ln which to record or register beta,
pool: or wagers on racing, trials or en-
durance or the result a! any luture event.
The Elevated Mast Pay.
Nzw Your, March m-«Tlmothy J. Cag-
ney was prevented by a Chathun squam
antenna from boarding an oleiatal train
The gateway) said Cagneyhad not put his
ticket in the box, and he hit Cagney on llm
shoulder and put him 08 the platform t it}:
my got a verdict against the company in
Judge MoAdntns court yesterday tor $000
dflnlltgclt
Rhoda Inlanil'n Denim-mile Nomination».
l’mviozscz, Mon-h 20.~.tt the then“.
cratic state cum euiiuxi yt-ttor-luy the whim-
ingnonilnations Were nnslr tor gowrnor,
John ll Davis; licuteiumt gnwruor, How
an! Smith, of Newport; surretury 0! state.
Edward Mn‘llinnex, of _l’ro\'idelu~e; attorney
gemml, John 0. Slocum, of Providence;
”manor, John ti. Perry, of South King»
WWII.
Killed by an l-prreu Train.
Maren Curstt, l’a., March till—Mr. John
0. Lilly, of ludianawliw, lull, brother of
Gen. William Lilly, ol this place, was killed 2
yestenlny by being struck by an ellirtfih:
traiuon the lehigh and Suaiuehanmi full 1'
way at l’aikerton “l5 huh was thronn
down on the tracks at lllt' lahigh \ullui l
road, twenty feet below He in .u hero on ii I
vnit.’
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Deadly Playthings. 3
l" ASTON, Pu. , March 3” —4l‘ho iii-)euwlil
sonol (morge Bow-rs and sotcrulmuipuniiins l
lound several railroad turpidwa .\t Ilium-.1;-
gesllun of one of the lnys llmu rs pt‘lLlii'l n
torpedo with n pin. Au txpllmluu lulluuul I
terribly nutngllng llowers' hand and touring ‘
a large hub» in his land near the r‘yl‘, lie may
recover. The other boys t-avzipul Injury.
r
Fought Forty-tour Ito-unto.
EAST lnvtmroon, 4).. Mun-ll :0.«Jiu'k
Driilrlltc and Frank Van Flaw-n, lncul pugib ‘
Isis, fought lor u purx- of (Wm std» :it the ,
state line, two miles above hnru, .llkrlltlll)‘, 4‘
Two 0mm: gloves wen.- uml, and the will l
my a very bitter one. Dmlybtc unis knot-km! ,
out in the lorty fourth round Both men:
Were hmlly puniahml.
filllt'ltlml It) I'll-rapt! 'IVorII.
LANVASTER, l'iL, Mun-h Ullv-Wllihun
hanging at his father's“ restaurant in this city :
yew-May. Tin- cause of tiletlw-l i.» altrib‘ut-wl
to tho dislike of tln! buy lasing kept at Wont.
This is the smooth suirnlr in llii~ t'UUlfl)‘ thin
numth.
(’annil bmr‘o'i‘eif Tram.
Sonwicu, Conn, March 20.——A break in
theI-lxeter pond dam at Enter, Saturday,
caused a flood which carried away six hridgu,
the Brewster sawmill and other propcz'ty.
valued altogetln r at :10, Wt)
tram "no the "Hazard.
Pains, March 2!).— A violent sum. aimlln .1-
raging here. All communication by ml "is .4,
Lille and llnvrc has been cut oil. Malls tron.
Paris to Switzerland are snowed up.
Charley Mitchell is “’ifltng.
DUBLIS, Marrh 20. aThe Evening Tm»
graph Inserts that t‘harloy Mitchell ltd:
challenged Sullitan to tight tor £1,000 a am.-
in a sixteen loot ring
It is now [Nissililv (or n tron-lo .r tngo ilirm t
by rail from the City 0! Mom- n to l: n: ~ii
Columbia, in distanoeol than) miles. Tim Lu
been matlo possible by the worn! ,mmplzt. 4n
of tho Calilornia and Urob mu railway.
TRADE BULLETIN.
82w \‘ork Money and Produce nitrite:
Quotatlunp.
53' Your, March lD.—~.Vlnney chm-d at :l per
Cent. the~ highest "HP. The lowest run,- an» 2}.
Exchange clotted slowly", piloted rates, 54 Misc,
Actual ram, fl.P§W.S-I“ [of Billy day, and
Stoflg‘gtfilh fordrtaand. tiowmmeuh L'illami
slowly; currency to, 12.1) bid; to, Coup. lz'r‘}; but,
493;, tlu.,llfll§§ bit].
l’ncitlc railroad bonds closed in follow»; but at
am. “Who; Union hndgruntn, ltKlQpleL‘umu .
linking funds, titlibliti; (Jenn-ls; Ilfimtm.
The opening of prices lur stocks this morning
were 5“ to % per cent. higher than the (lurid,
figures ol Saturday. l’ru-u ninth- lunut‘f lulu-
tionnl gain» during the morning. llixmurl l’ui‘i..t‘.
Union Pacific. Richmond and West l'uiiu, .\ .. in
west, Norfolk and mem pn-Ii-rrml, m. L4 til.)
and thvillr. Lakr Shore and St l‘mil um. L,“
ItrongestJtm-ks. At noon prior» uliuwiul uni ml
Vance at Qfito 1 percent. Luckuu anon illitl :.--. .4
In: were the moat active stock». The ailt'lnniu
of the market hi due mainly to the «min; a. i4. .4
Atchlnon strike. The market was» hm.- u. 1.-
active alter midday, and prices wont giwiil in,
upward to the close. The mini Ilgums iii-i l‘ .4L “I
not" the but oi the any. and its CUIHD‘I’I'J \. in,
than ol Satan Ihownl nilvauci-it ranging no...
3‘ to 19‘ per ml. The muster the day amuuu ml
to 123.72: shares.
(loner-I Market».
Srw You. March 19. FLOUR» L'imml are...”
and Wrote” active; Minmoto .axtm,:.' - 5
1.”; city will do..$-twm75, for that in... .
Ohio extra. £2} ' 5. .noutlwm tl-rnr Ulnar».
manly; Cullllltuti to choice extra, 8.1m“:
thl»;AT—~t)ptions Vl'h.’ Ininlrrutoly Mlhr m...
lmulu,ckmng at Milne. tlrclllw. Spot it,”
clonal weak and alightly emu-r. spot h.tl.-., ,4
No 1 rod state at ‘IIWM'; No 2 do. Hi,“
N0. 2 rodmuter, 9193c, unguided ml «n4, . L _
No. 2 redwinler. March. Wm;do .. April. you.
but; do, “5me
(JOKE Option! were dull. but steady, and
cloud mobilized. ”pot tot: closed twain but
unchanged Spatula“)! Rn. zuilxul at an,“
136sz do" WW . ho 2 mixed, April
Wit do May, w. bid; do. Mummy:
OATS-Malon- were dull, shining weak at a
slight meeting. spot lot- cloned in. ttllghtde-
chm. but steady. spot ulc- at :to it while state
at mum,- , so. tdo..4ll0t.1; m. J mind
April. mm: 60.. III. 3790‘:
ltk’luoulm mac.
rotummn; one you old nuns, ammo.
Midi—mooted duflmddepml; cash. 57 m;
mu. .t W. April. .7”; ”3'. st .97
mn'mt— Stud I; late. "with;
I’m
creamy. 1% I
compliant-tenant": ntatelactory to h
0129“,, wanton, 11mm.
“Nikolas”; maul Pennsylvania. 1m
like: ' 3
"Mullet
$25.00
Suits to Order
~ roll ~
$15.00
~mx—
March. 1;
~70»
March 15.
Davis '
———TII}I «~—
TAILOR,
SI" TI! a 08 “5| LR. l'T.
l we llino oi
Fanny Rfllfllflll Shins
Fine Neck-wear.
—-.——«o——————
l‘tlll Line of
ERRRIS RRI‘RIRRle lllllllli.
Spring Style of Hats
GnllHlaillUmlrlllasllll
voo—mm -—-—
lMcEWEN;
Ullll U. R. JAVA UUPI'IIR.
built- the town, try it,
Price 350 3 lb.
IDA NI lit. Hull“ .1! I)!" I‘ll
“'auhlnglon N'Il'l‘t't Bridge.
The Rule! Mariel.
'lllli BEST"
M E A T S
SERVED l}; Tlll'; BEST “ANNE".
lynx “not the lltnlt‘nil Mi RT.“ oil-.tune-zlrr-
gallium-l o! troubli Mini-r you i» .llml thin a: Lil
Marlin-t as wellin-
Poultry of all Kinds
1). [TS SEAN LN.
F. HAYES.
Dilllllh'h BLUt'K. - StIUTll NUIIWAHL
.3 “II .\7 II. I’lilt It I 5,
.I. noun-ml- and lirrml Dealer in all innate of
RRIL ARR RRRR
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Iii-high, l.:lt'lilt\t‘:llllllt.
Mountain. F'ankliu.
il'illit'sllnrrv tlonla.
Milli for RUBBER Plftil
Yanlza loot ol Wushinxtm. amt alm-
almll atria-tn. Brunt-h “film
[in r Rum-
lim- uni
:iiill
M f-‘tiLm:
"-Ilm
Short Hints
——_—«t Ill——
Hot-lat Fthllctfl'.
Compiled from Mr latest and bat works
on the rubfit'l by “Aunt Matilda."
Pitt”; to cent»
This book should hetn every lamll (Ir-vim ol
knowing ”the mien tingh tollo. " c all desire
to hell-n pmprrly and to know what it the but
«allow or manner! What (dull we tam-h our child
run. that they may go out Into the world well bred
mm and! r
”sllmt'r HINTS" unit-inn the Inmvr and will
be mailed in any nlhlrm vintage would on receipt
at price
. SPECIAL.
Until thriller notice we will mall each of our
"and; I copy Oil‘lfiwolll "mulli- hook unth- and
O
Dgibiawéikmk “hm’li' tn Ill lb wrappenol
y agupt ewnnpeniu would more
2:11.. the pollen will he only Rm". .
twr lull nine and adding on the
the ndleaad write on the word Illi-
quotient-2.1M than" willkmwtio nail-o ll
1. L. ORAGIN & 00.,
PHILADELPHIA. PENN.
WIRRRIRTIR lIIRKR’l.
one Quail” ,:'l‘he Best.
Beer, Val. Lamb You. LOT; 3»... may: .114: Pm»,
. I]!!!
"Humidors, Baum ltalo rm min-ank-
Mom Ett'.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered t‘roniptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Walhlnaton Street.
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
' Jewelry,
—A.\'D-
’ SilverWare.
Special attention paid to the repa‘m.‘ ol tine
watt lint and ji-welry
.93 Main Street.
L H. DECKER,
04 MAIN S'I‘Rlal 21",
South Norwalk.
—Dl2At.l-:R 1x2-
’aints, ()ils.
Coach Colors.
and \':1rnislum.
Wall Papers,
Spring Styles.
Hilts 3-5:- to 8|.00. doubli- roll. it hit?
lllanlis 20 to 300. double roll. A
large IlllNIl'llllt-lll of
Borders and Centers.
PAINT I N G ,
I’aper I l :lnging.
l )vcoruting £5
-...54-.__
CA‘NDIES
of all Ltmlr. flotilla-is ,
t‘t titSl'l 'Ul’l:\S, I'AXDY TI W5, aluin lu‘l iL-nurl-
mi-nt u! unuuiu-ntai miuly
LAX DIZI‘I “ I" "CK.
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.3. till! pour it: got
First-llasstruleries
LOW PRiCES
\h- ;-t~ll Illi-
Iltlltrrju Rolls.
“0 also haw n “no lot of
llulto-r that \w “W polling low.
and tr) ll.
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t'ult‘ltt‘slt‘l'
oi llt'l”
t'mut-
ll you \\ sin!
RRRR RRFFRR HR RBI,
Tr“; u-. \\ v lmu- thv lint.
It. I". STE Y E NS,
Ml SIC? “A LI. Bllol'lt'.
HENRY TILLY.
CARRIAGE RIKRR.
[{E l’AIllIN(}
tl' INEIIALBLACKSMITHING.
Thin ill lhr mason In which to prepare lor \vlnlt r
and it I! tit-tin tog” ri'mly (pr rough Iravn-lthan w
“it until the bury will“ 1 unison
“11(th all kind» (minimum to carriage making,
and gt mml hiatknmltlllng promptly nth ml“! to
W 520M or all klmlr math to onlu.
\t' rigour Ior sale.
Henry Tilly.
Em s'riiizu'l'.
GHE‘E H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
”400- _.._.
um smear. xoUTu sonwnut
GILBERT m. RITCH.
I
he
Livery and Feed Stable
wuut'wlt lltll‘lZI..
norm and t‘mingesm ltl [m Ell n-t' iriom.
Comm at [Mum H) mwt tMl ’I’mlnr
flood Tunnmtn at llmmmlilu I’m on
Teleplnmr i 0mm thm
J. H Kinefelter,
DEALER IN
Meats, Fill litters”,
Vegetables. Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
-.._ ........
In N. Y.,ll. II. RH. Depot
M452 tl
Telephone Connection.
Calr-inxiniug.’
BAKERY !.
B. F. Stevens,
R
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0010
c. H. HIRIEY’S
Ft )1:
Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents.
Men’s Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.1
MEN ’8 BOSTON
H111 Runner Bouts,
Best quality, $3 .50.
I2 Main Street.
illlllillill. 37-
Manufacturers’ and Painters’
BUPPLIEB.
Ship (Iltandlers.
362 WA'I‘EIt-S’Ih, mm Bank,
llll l llll lil’tlll’l‘,
PIER!) LEAD .8 011.9. “JILIKOAD COL
“5, BEST Ml‘lll) PAINTS.
Suva Nomi lz-unl lll'.lll‘ suits. Sli'lh, rtr .t‘nmn‘
~r_\~nlltlh'1'jlr-_ Hilde! Mlllt'li‘ 11ml tiiuvrfi. ”ll
t‘lulhlm: '
Dredging Materials.
List“. lllxti‘. Mlsit'k'l Es. SHE'S, m'vtil’s
.‘llh't'lit: AND F'lltl‘ifi.
Hi'in'z-l’. (univrm l.43r1i<;h'r.zr 3. :‘n».-::~ {or the Uyé
4r 9 11- iii--
lisp tlzilly l’rrguriol (utton Dredge
luv flop», Mimi". l um} um! lluntli
Dredgi- line.
this i’m Lin '41- .-, limp, and A (m: .n. of Eng- ‘
h-rrJ Sup: 2 | \‘ll ir lw l. _':_' -, in w - Hit; ‘
iaterfiY YIDXLK l'lllI‘E‘.
Special Albumin m ”PPM t.
.3.-
, ll’ ti: u! II-yivrtgvr }
l WILL PAY Tl”:
will
tings. ilnmw. Bottles Iron
and .lll‘lz'lf
l‘.nr!-- ~ [lw‘t
Li; mm! M
\t H.‘
I.;».u4 ~-. :5 Horror.»
v 4... i. in} n L}.
.l,‘ V! i’flll’flllt 3;,
l T'TF: Viillét'l' K
RRBBRRS!
N 4 ll“: 4. ..
ILL RRIRRS,
\M)
Lowest Prices I
. .~,
The Rest {loads l'or‘
the lmzst lloucy
. . .\l'—~-—
H. snout
BOUT & 5'le S'l'tillli.
Clark at Lane‘s Block,
it. MAIN STREET.
(2?ij '1‘]! l'. 133.S'l‘.
.__- Tun- 2-
“ Florida ”
STEAM lllzi'rlzlt.
(A. DICK
, lligltt‘st (Hash Price
MrsJ 01m Holland .
Bridgeport Bargain House.
OPENING WEEK.
UN? t llALLELLl'Il) INDUCFHEN’I‘S.
W. B. HALLkCO.
”I!" an entire now ”who!
LADIES’ BRO‘ADOLOTHS,
French Silk Warp, Henriettas, French
Foule, Beige and Serges, Elegant
, New Combinations. 4
Wonderful Bargains in Silks.
OBSERVE THE PRICES
1‘35 I’IECEB I’L'RELY .\l.l.- WOO];
SUITING-S,
in Plain and fixture: including all the Ear Spun It}: Ilmln‘i (this «arm n ’muisi wonder at
SOC-Y Per
Yard.
mo P1111215 Vl'Il’Y FINE. QUALITY
English Suitings,
For Tailor that: ruin» ill to ditfrrrm ht lam of row-kit, and 45 Indian wide, grunts that were imported this
rpl'ln‘: to rrtail at 3! 25. “a one: thin lot at
$51.00 P“
Yard.
We also other a Very culminate ”Filament in Sill; Warp Ilennetzm, «to lather wide, It ,I
31- OO and $125 "'
Yard.
Eighty piereaof Black PI: whatnot m, 75¢. 99c and file, worzhil m 3!. 19, 5t 25 3nd 1!. 50
for oomph/n mt it i- the grrarmr .-
'k bargain on Wm
Mingle silk» 3‘»: rm and ':l« wild ct. ryuhimrnt we. and 51.43.).
COME AND EXAMINE OUR BARGAINS.
W. B. HALLtrCO
amt
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS,
Rugs& Mats
GO TO
A MAN & SON’S,
til it :tslti‘lgton .‘ll't "ill.
OR
South Sorwallt.
‘oUR SPECIALTIES.
Kurtllllcm Timimrry ”Ill“ r In Pnn'rs, ........... . .......... 850 lb
( m-nnnul “arm-mun ........................... .. ........... 25 ”
flung-L E'Iul'ilhl tlrsr 29-. H I. I'iiltlrhi,
no A’Illurn_
.1' 4 ll-hratrd Dc v. -Drnp l .mm-d 1 art. and Yogi-table»
TI“- ‘01-} 8r wt ‘ o u and 1‘ all“ s
0 Intro Rock 1 and}, 1:- ,rup, .. ,. . ............. ..20c qt
I- II“ t roam ( tic-,uc
t’nro- .Vhspl’c ~y rug», ................................................ 35 "
anal-t Smut, “ 13.3. I' I." \ ",I C: “to . .............................. 05¢-
All Firs: Hum Good». at Lowest l’ossiblc Prices.
SEYMOUR BROS.
FOR YOUR 2---
Fresh Meats
——~——l;0 TO THE——
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
tkhlll" ililnrmt promptly and metal litrtirlnll paid woolen- left a: the market. A In! line of
VEGETABLES.
novr Fonom‘ rm; PLACE,
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER, Prop.
GROCERIES AND MEATS.-
———-—-.-\T THE OLD STASI) 0P~—-—-
T. BURR GUYER 85 SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
$2.31. 05410123.; FILLED P3033
.._. .....__._._
t'lTY FOLKS FIND l'l‘ ’I'U i‘iiElll .‘tilVANE‘MlE T0 TLHJE “(it'll U3.
GIVE US A. TRIAD-
Y'l'lll'.
ILA. I K I ) l’..\ N 1’]?! [(3 169.
’l‘wrnty mun-in this town. oiw or them in the
Sentinel office, when It can bun-rum nitration on:
application.
W. H. MEEKER,
halo Agent for Minn-Ill. l
M ~ ”‘ l
Humility Plumbing and low than.” heating a-
special"
Wliacllllin lo: rattling all lit!!! of Pips-o.
msumrmm 31‘... South Somali. (ft.
‘ Illa-Inn I- l
com, 436 Main Street.
MW
‘7. I. “to “to?
lfllwnrolt'l'. CONN.
«“6
TURKEY'S
'I'lu- minnow! and lieu to Turn.
CELERY
"th tlkthN rattan EVEPY DAY
.HOMB DRESSED CHICKEN 8 GM
AND DUCKS.
Aim a lull lim- ul
Oranges. Lemons. Fruits. Cranberries, Egg!
“and Canned Goods.
~4-»Al.‘m-~
Meat. Fish. Oysters. Clams and Escallopa.
Remaon’s Market.
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