DISASTER BY THETLOODS.
MILES OF MINNESOTA
SUBMERGED.
TERRITORY
————————-—— l
Bridgoa Washed Away, alumni who
l'lulcr Water and Hall. Delayed—Wont
Farmers. {While Attempting to Crou
' on the he. Lou Their Linea.
Avmx, Minn, April 10.~All the stream-
in this portion of the country are milieu.
Almost every wagon bridge in this counlyhal
been swept away. At St. Peter's the Dinne-
aotarlverbrok‘eoverin banks and in flood.
ingthebottomlandaefiotthecity. Every
thing tormilea has been mbmerged. No
wriomdamage has been done thus tare:-
oepttothelengbridge ieadingtotheOmaba
depot. The river is nearly over the Omaha
tracks, and is within acouple of feet of the
high water mark of 1881.
Thereeeut rain atmmgetberwith the
peat thaw, have caused the greatest tloodsia
FountainandAlbertIealakes and theSbeli
Rock river known since the country was eet~
tled.‘ The Water in Fountain lake is up to the
floor of the bridge at its outlet, and was only
wanted from overflowing the entire isth
mus betteen the tilt lakes by the hauling on
of large quantities o earth.
Many business men have removed their
good-tram the lxisement, and nearly every
resident of North and Wart Mnnkato has
moved out. It looks now as it the water
would rise several not more, in which event
lines will be heavy.
The Zumbrota is rapidly rising, and if the
rain continues there will be much damage to
tracks and property. The Milwaukee rail-
road is flooded in several places between here
and Wabash, but not much damage baa 1- yet
reunited. Thefloodainthe Rootriveris the
highest for twelve years. The bridge at
Peterson is gone and the one over the canal
at Sprague’s Mill. The canal bank is broken
lnaixplaces and the railroadgdamaged all
along the river. Only one mail has arrived
in aix days. '
The country ior mils about 'Mankato is
covered with water, and a heavy rain is tall-
ing. The floods exceed those of 138]. Four
farmers attempted to cm on the ice below
the gorge at Judson, and three of them were
overwhelmed by a portion of the broken ice
and drowned. Their bodies have not yet
been found.
Phllndelphia'l Magnificent Theatre.
Pmanmnu, April ill—The new Grand
Opera house at Broad street and Montgomery
avenue, which is probably the largest and one
of the most luxuriously appointed theatres in
America, was opened to the public last night,
under the management of Thomas F. Kelly,
of the National theatre. Charles Emory
Smith delivered a dedicetory address and
theNational Opera company, under the di-
rection of Gustav Hinrichs. produced “Tann-
bauser“ to a large and appreciative audience.
ls lie Alter the "Boodle-n?"
MONTREAL, April ill—It was learned yes-
terday that Police Inspector Byrnes, of New
York, was in Montreal on important crim-
inalbnsiness. He arrived in Montreal pri-
vately, and every effort was made tokeep
his visit a secret, but it is believed that he is
registered at a leading hotel under an as
sumodname. Ilia visit is understood tobc
in connection with the New York “boodle”
aldermen, but whatever it is every cllort has
been made to keep it secret.
Killed In a Hungarian Row.
Hazuz'rox, Pa, April ill—A desperate
tight took place betweena large number 0!
Hungarians near Lattimore, Sunday night.
Fence pickets and clubs were used, and a
number of the participants were badly ban!
dled, one man being killed, and his body
dragged into the woods, and only {mind last
evening. Oflicen are searching for the mur-
derers, and a number of arrests will be made.
Through a Water-pout.
NEW YORK, April ill—The bark Reindeer,
which arrived yesterday from St. Pierre, rv~
pee-ta padng through a waterspont 200 miles
oi! Bermuda, whkh cut away all masts and
rigging, and nearly submerged her.
To Manufacture Flying Machines
.lnnnn Crn', April lO.—A stock company,
with an authorized capital 01 51,000,000, haa
been formed here to perfect and manufacture
the Campbell air slope, of which Mr. Camp
bell, of Brooklyn, is the inventor.
Brother: Burned to Death.
Danna, Ont, April low—John and David
Bowman, farmer-a, aged 82 and 84 years,
living alone a few miles from the: place, were
burned to death in their house on Sunday. .
Trenton'o City Election.
Tmroa, N. 3., April 10.—-The Rambli-
can city ticket was elected yesterday by
majoritieerangingfromfiw to 1,000. They
elected six out o! the levee councilmm
An old Lady Burned to Death.
Paovmmcx, April ill—Mm Stevens, an
oldladyatWarren, waaburnedtodeathlast
nightbytheburningol heraon‘n homo, where
one was alone at the time.
An Ill-state We Death.
Tan-row, April 10,—Joaeph L. Sony, ex-
state treasurer of New Jersey, died mddenly
ul heart diaeale yetterday.
CONDENSED NEWS.
AmanauppeeedtobeDr.E.I.-.O’Ilara,ol
New York,diedtroman overdone oi opium
inChlcago.
'l'hmbnrplan
theyarda of some hon-u inClinton meet,
MYork. Onootthemwaalatallyebotby
apolleeniaaztbeotbenwerearreated.
Whileendeavoriugto iorcibly “permie”
AlbertWelhndaottotahehlade/parture
treat a Brooklyn christening John Bleed
grappledwlthhiaadver-ry. Both mtell
downdainandllluedhrokebbmck.
Anuplealenoa Baldwin-coal mutual.
CerrflloaN.ll.,kllledJohnCoglan and an-
mm.
Ore-aadWhi thaptddlntande-hl:
ottheilalelgb .leflmflhnhwbo
ahaeelidedtocaaadgm hackle
Raleigh. humane-maooom
mnhoeohllhandab
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I"! “I”?! Illa.
hereby tut Ill.
NW... ”are... ”mm a .
certain“: warrantdl
' y exm'lgd‘and aimed by
meatball y and enacted “dangled
cmmaading‘him to levy and collect of
1130908 BARTWICK,
and other perm: named in theme beehenllu:
lloltoelltl warrant annexed. their moral proper»
tions at the earn total I! therein elated. lead ruin
being a tax or aura-meat laid upon thee-moment
l1? and: in will P33 inhabitant: «glut? to?) of
will . regular hull anneal tow Lon
the 21-: day of Daemon. 1.0.. 188l.met lortbe
porno-cot providing [or the indebtedm-Isolnld
town. leviea upon the [allowing ermine rm
relate at and .
'l'luokne llartal- ll.
sllualediulownol waaik, ml ”Build-ll 1- M
low, to nil:-- a . ‘ ’
Delogone certain trawl oi MI uuh building:
thereon, at Gmixmlle, r0 called. loo loci in wullh
trout and rear, and “Heft. mom or £111.“. $1.8m.
Nonhcrl by hi hway new as o r ,
latterly y land it Ferdinand Grime. Southerly by
land at Nelson TI] 10:. and Westerly by ion: oi
Lockwood and To es.
And i ahall sell at Public Auction, on the
mines bereinbeiorc deerrihed. on the lllh day oi
. one. Al) . 158%. a: to o'cIOLk, lorenoou to much
thereof as will mm- the bill!) 0! Three dollars and
thirtymlghlcmmlfiimithat being the prulurrlum
of the said
Theodore llarlwick,
ollhr ruin lolnl in said list. together with the
charge! or levy, sale, kc.
“EU. ll, 31' JOHN. Tax I'ollct‘lllr, list ism.
Dated at "Somalia April it, A.l)., X588. .
Trix Collector’s Biilt‘.
\‘U’i‘llfl'lia‘hereby given llllll the undersigned.
. Collector oi Tern-mailer and by urine of a
certain lax warranluduly execnlml and tinned b
proper authority and dimud to the undernigm ,
cenunandin him to levy and collect nl’
Til EDDORE llARTWlCK.
and other .one named III the rate book, on the
lie! to uni warrant annexed, their several Frown-
none oilhe rum lulal an therein eluted, in d sum
being a tax or encasement laid upon the armament
liplmadein 1&2 by theinbahitanm ol the town 0!
Norwalk, rrgnlarly and legally aceemhlcd. to wit.
on the 2!“) day‘s'ol DcccmbrrmDn line, tool lor the
purpose oi providing tor the lulleblcdne» at said
town, levies upm the following dce'cnbcd real Mme
or Elill .
. Theodore Ilarlulck.
situated in town of Norwaik. and lmumlri :15
i'ollowe, to wit :-« ,
Being one certain tract at land with [he lumdlilgu
thereon. at Umnileville, no called, lllo tee! in width
trout and rear. and ii? feel, more or leel, in depth,
Northerly by highway known. as math Street,
Easterly. by land of Ferdinand "ritlln. sonlurrly by
land of Nelson 'l'a lor, and “calmly by Ihnll ol'
Lockwood and Tel en.
And I shall scllat Public Auction, on the ma-
iaee heroinbelorr deecnlxd. on the tub day of one.
All, will,“ ltlzls o‘clock. intention. so much there»
of as will raise the sum of Three (lullare. and
seventy-live cents, (3335), that being the prowirllun
ol the said
' Theodore linrlwick.
ol the sum letal in raid list, together will: the
charges ol-levy, sale. tic. ,
HBO. B. ST JOHN. Tax ('olIr-rtor, Lie! lN'H‘J.
Dated at Norwnlk. April 3, All, 188*.
Tux Collector’s halo. ,
VOTlt‘Elnliercny given that the urr:lrr.~i:.:m-.l.§
a Collector of Tux-.4. under and by virmv of a ‘5
certain lax warrant. duly executed and Mgnul by i
proper authority and directed lo lire under-Ignal.§
commanding him to levy and caller nr
- THEODORE linin‘ll‘lch‘. l
and olln-rporsona named in the ml..- lmolr. on luc‘v
lint to and warrant annexed. them several propor-
tions of the rum total as tIu‘rein rum-d, said eum
being a tax or assessment laid in mu the
Wine“! list made in 1533 y the
inhabitants of the town of Xurwnlk. remilarly and
legally wniblnl. to wit. on the fluidity-1t lie
(ember, A. 1).. lllh‘fi. met [or the purpose of provid
ing {or the indebtedness of said town, levim upon
the following ill-m'rilx'd real estate at mid
Theodore llanm’ck,
siluatrul in town of .Vnrwalk. and lmnmlml :.e
lzilowe, to win.»
Being one certain tract of land with the billzillllfifi
thereon at anitctilic, so called, an feet in width
from and rear, and ll.‘ loci, more or lose, in dcplll.
Nortbcrly by highway known at! Smith Street,
Easterly by land oi Ferdinand Grillln, Soulbcrly by
land ol .Vclrou Taylor, and \l’n-twrly by land or
Lockwood and Talk-5.
And i shall sell at Public Auction. on the prom-
ises herciubelorr describedum the llth day of June,
All, ism. at I030 o'clock. lorenoou,so much there-
ol’ as will raise the sum at Time dollars! and
seventy live rental, (:3 75). that brim: the prcxpontnn
ol the said
'i I'lt‘Otilll't? llnrlwi» k.
of the sum lolal in will list, lnguthrr mm the
charge! oi levy.aa|c, &C.
«”320. ll. 51‘ JUIIN. Tax Collector. Liz-l. lléfl.
Dated at Somalia. April 3, A. 1)., 13025,
Tux Collector’s halo.
'OTll‘Eis hereby given that the underrlgne-d.
. Collector of Tumor. under aml by virtue ot a
ccrlain lax warrant, duly executed and signed by
proprrumhority and dln‘cleul lo the Ixndcrvlgnul,
commanding him lo levy and collu-t e!
THEODORE lllllt’l‘Wll‘K.
and other persons named in the rare book. on the ,
lx-l to said warrant annexed, their rcl‘l‘ml l’opur-
lione ol lhe snmlotal as lhcrem aloud, end mm
beluga tax or nsnmmcnl laid upon the wrement
list made laiualby lhclnhabllaulnol the town of
Norwalk. nlarly and legally asecinbled, to wit.
on the 29m 5 of DecemlM.A.D. . om. met in: [no .
purpoacoiproviding [or rho imleluulne-r- 0! will
town, lcvice upon the lollowmz dcrt‘ribml rmil‘
relate of said !
'l‘hcodon- llarmkk.
situated in town oi Ntlfwnlk,
lullowe, to with
Being one curtain tract of land “Embedding-I
thereon, at (imnlln‘lllc. no called, rm tee! in width
front and rear, and in“ hot, more or lug, in depth.
Northerly by highway known as South Street.
Ruled by land at Ferdinand (iritlln. Southerly by
land 0 Nob-on Taylor, and lit-study by Land at
Lockwood and Tollw.
And l shall roll at I’ublic Author, on thr- prom
lacs hereinbelmc Ilt‘l'fil’lht‘d- on the ll day 0! June.
A.D., mu, at “[45 o‘clock, torenoon. ru' much
thereolaawill raise Ibcl-unrol 'I'hm: dollars and
reventy‘llve ovate. ($175), that being the progmlion
of the said
and boumlml as
, 'i heodorc llarlwlck, ',
ol the sum total in tram liar. nan-rim mu. lim‘
char not levy, mic. kc.
filth). B. ti'I'JUIlN, Tax (.‘ollwlor. Lint llilll.
Dated at Norwalk. April 3d. n.0,, ism.
Tax Collector’- Sale.
VOTICBle lien-Ir? given that the underaigna-d,
i Collector 0! non. under and by virtue of a
crrlain la: warrant, duly executed and signed by
proper authority and directed to the undinixmd,
commandin‘hlm to IE and collcclol
uwno llAlll'WicK.
and nlherdperwna named lnlhe rate book, on the
list to mi warrant annexed, their moral proper
lion: 0! the rum total at therein stated, and ram
being atax or armament laid upon the Wiml
lint nil-delirium by theinhahllaanu oi the town at
Norwallt.re§:larl and legally mumbled. to wit.
on the 30m yo lhcelabcr. A D . 1885. met for
the pnrvoeeol providing (or the indeblcdaeaa oi
IaldlownJerlea upon the lollowiog described real
estate oi said
on llartwlck,
Tin-ed
allualed in town at Norwalk. and bounded u
lollowr. to wit:
Being one certain tract 0! land will: building-
thereon. athallevllle, so called, lm feet In wldu:
hint and tear. and ill leet, unm- or law In depth,
Northerly h highway know an tioulh lllreel.
utterly by aadul Ferdinand (lnllln, bomber! by
landof Bolton ’i‘a lor. and Westerly by Ian at
lockwood and To Inn.
And lehall Iellltt Public Auction. on the prun-
Ilee herelnbolore demoed, on the it day ol June,
All. was. at rm o'clock, foreman. to lunch
tbrreoluwlll raleelhe mm or l’nur dollar» and
tubing: mo, min, that bring: the premium M
t
Titration- Iiarlnlcll, ‘
of the arm tel-I in raid lint, urgent" Will! the
c at lug, rate. it.
no. ll. noun. Tax Collector. Llrl ill-35.
Dated at Nmaik. April 34. All, l?“
he
§latequing I
We murmured» airman-Mel
BLATING-
Ia eithtv DADMH. IA" M11003. 0?
PRAMII ILA"
Hatch, Ballot (in.
all cent: per [ill and marl
Le
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THE HIGHEST AND MOST HEALTHY PART of TlleTOWN of NDRWALK.
a
U‘FIWUZGN M20
maor QZHuerw
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luilxling Silos {or Sale. l'otluzoa Built and llmlrd, Choice Lois all 501“” let-l. Now is the time to buy and build.
Five Minutes wall: from Rownyton
Station. Five minutes ride on rare to South Norwalk. l-‘ive cents fare. Quicker lilan home care to Somali. The Coming place to build and own. Prop-
on our plan.
SOME
SEASONABLE
Bargains
Dried Apricots
for striving: make jllil. splendid
sauce, and ob! sin-l: pies. ”map
at 22¢. lb.
Pruuclls for tin-sumo purpose,
189 lb.
Immune, 15 cts. dozen.
Ilmuges. 30c, elsewhere 35¢.
Plenty oi'good Baldwin apples. .
to 35.
hm. 51' ._.__
lllllle lflnmsluck’s,
~~ ~ 90. - .
WOOD MANTELS.
DOORS,
BASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
01' AU. KISDS.
«0
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
ow ,.
Sheet Glass.
‘W
Steam Saw ng, Planing,
and Turning.
w
lumber Yard between rallroul and carriage
llill at lllll «marshal! Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
filllllfllll A 50.-
SEWER'S!
I". M. PIERCE
Plate 4....
DIALBR III
SIGW IKE. P I [’19
mm
General Sewer Contractor
hmmlauh «medium with Illa mu
anthonutlambhtem.
And Fumlthln Undertaker.
can aadeunyluaul olallhiaivellamllate.
:0 lat- atreot. imam.
whog'gnfiflmflgw m” '5“ °" " min-i? d3“.lii”la'll‘w”.l‘.i’Wng‘g
A. BACK £00. F. M.P‘IEI£CE
Wain 9mm elllavlland south m I30! to, south Nowell, (it.
, George II. Raymund, f ‘ ‘
memm m m, , lionuulx all Helilllllt
mmmlt’nymem mm
W W WWI-It‘d”!
urinal-mm u in
Fine new made Butler. It is
rosy. Price 300. c-l-‘wwlu-ro :l'." .
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as. reams,
J EZW E LE R.
Il'alches, Jewelry. Silverware.
Pine Wall-Ii repairing a Specially.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
01m 0. l}. Jill cum.
. Natalia-town, try It.
Price 351: 2: lb.
DANIEL L’IIOMMEIIIEIT
Wauhlliglou rill-cot Bridge.
For Rheumatism
And all
impurities of the Blood
Ilse
Ulllllllll'fl'l Silllllll‘lllll.
35 Cents a Bottle.
SOLD BY
Geo. B. Plaisted,
I‘ll 6m
uorsirosw ulu.uo.ulf
DAN DUI" I: NDBWALK DIVISION.
(‘omctrd December mh. 1587.
I’amnger Traina.
SOUT] l.
Lv. Numalk. Lv. So. Norwa’lr
Kuwalk and 50. Kuwait.
A r. Wilma Pom:
Hiram. Luann. 7.32am.
556 " 904 “ 9m "
It) 1'4 “ ll) 3‘) " “139 "
2501mm illOp.m. imp-,m.
-I 39 " 4 “ 5': "
7 ill " Min-d 7 l5 " leul 7 2: “M'x'd
N()II'I‘II .
Lv. \Vilmn Point. [3280. Somali. ALNonralk
7 ill a In. liked 730a. m. ll'x‘ul Til Mixed
ill) " 9a) " 921mm.
9 " l‘.‘lllp.m 1-213 .m
Il w “ blind 145 "Hired l5! lxed
l5-‘ip.|n. an “ .5le, In.
555 " 5L5 " no “
'3 so “ )lixrd tom ” Illxul loo; Ilixcd
W. Il. srlmmx. Vice Pres. and lien'l Manager.
I'. C. Paul. tin iuendent. ‘
II. D. Arum. I Ticket Agent.
IIOUSATONIC DIVISION.
Ducal)" ll, 1881.
In“: Bridgeport for Pill-acid.
om "
m p. in. lined l runner Inn.
4.33 “ uproot William.
5.50 " acclimnm'n l
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‘Ooen only an tar an New Hillard,
WI. ll. Bruin-on. Vlea he"! & (lan'l llan'x'r
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Train have Int ltorwalh.
mflfla‘lfl‘ till-31w
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erly alum-lug. Lots at Very Low Priors. (“VS \‘Ol'll OWN "(Hill AND 8101’ PAYING III-INT. Every Per-on can buy and build
We will build (or you on part payment. Plans and rule of one hundred styles of modern rotlnzcs a: low limits. Call at our otlicc
and lusg-u‘l the properly and sec what ran lwdone in the way at owning; your own home. Call on or addrces,
’i‘lloRNTflN H.5Ml’l‘ll, l I
Lenox Hill Building Company. '
IIIHVAY I‘IBN, “INN.
TAYLOR a. GOLDEN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agts,
Washington St, South Norwalk, Conn.
FINEST [IIIE
»» LIP » ~
NEIIKWBIB
_ Ever Seen in Town
. . AT“—
Davis
——'r u I:--,
TAILOR,
SDI'TII ‘ztIR‘VAlJi, CT.
J. F. Peckwell.
1 Jam” Black, Water N. .
Norwalk, - Conn.
Bring unable to manufacture
¥HARNESS
To compete with large concern», I have tairn the
agency ol one o! the oldul and large-kl ntahlish-
menu in the Male (or the sale ol
liaruoas, Saddles. I lullers, Sur-
ciugles. (.‘olhx's, Sic.
Pine Harness To Order,
as usual, at the old stand. when I will k are
tor line 01 \VprI. Spring". Cir-mole. a a ct
llohea. Peed Barr. Tm'fllnv Ban kc.
Lent has Come
And we are preparer! lo inrnlth all klndeot
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams,
Wholesale I{loud Iletail.
CELERY
VEGETABLES,
Florida. Oranges.
LEMONS.
Canned Goods.
Larabee’s Snow-flake and
Graham Crackers.
Pickled Oysters.
wilder: delivered at short notice.
HUNT 85 ZEL'D‘PI‘.
i A com. mm: on
Willi-among!“
Ii. D. Avaaru. mm Ant. Wuhan.
N. l. N. ii. «I; ll. RAILROAD.
Jan. run. we.
come wan. com nor.
5.5“ .m. mm". 1.21am. Walden Is.
no ' pron. 'Ml " Moon.
5.40 " Baotou. 7.3: " Armin.
3.50 “ special. Mt " Archer.
Lia " Wallis. 9.20 " Benton 2:
us " ”Till.” “the [locum
ma weal minndlouon In.
an .. Bill" ii: '1 fall. it
gfi " a a. l . ‘ ‘ -i av.
a.“ " 1.0:th ,am “ lama
mu " Accent. ,1.” " Am.
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an '- Am. I“! " ilml ’lII la!
rue .. law are » Wold .
Mil " ”mean. 7.00 “ x’t epoch.
on; ‘- Acton. H.719 “ Arm.
am U mm. 9.59 “ hereon.
eat '- Am. lilo " Adam Kalle.
u: 2: re.“- 32:; :' “we e
“9’3: a tear ,
m '- Warm In!
Beam“. ‘ Ronni”.
’75.“ i ll ". AAceom.
.li . ‘ wan
p him! no 6.5l pan. denim.
eawiw'
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
EOils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. “Herd Oil Finish.
iWII-e Steel Door Mata,
‘ Wands-tumult.
O.Q|.IINTARD,
new mama.
MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’
SPRING CLO ’
Saturdav, Feb. 25fii.
COMS'I‘OCK Bu
Insurance Building,
80. Norwalk.
Their Full Line “of .
sum amour
And will open their full liuevof
__()x_.
Masonic Building;
lldtw
Nor-walk.
HOUSES AND LOTS;
couurnv Reelnsfiéfi
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Giana.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIB ATV ‘
Real Estate and ' Exchange Rooms.
45 & 47 Washington Street, ,
souru NORWJLL -
TAYLOR 8: G ' -
CARPETS!
HOLLAND SHADE.
auger! l2)“. CORNICB
lllllimSl STOCK 0? NEW PAWS.
new styles, 2:: lo the per roll. Without Gold. '3: lo I): per roll.
Cottage Suite. 18. am Alb Bedlam Salli. we Walnut and (merry
up. Parlor Bulls blunt variety. Redd! p.
Lautbrcqulne. In incl. anylhln to rural:
prim. i’arpua sewed
and employ the but workmen In each
No. 2 Atlantic 8L, owner of Broad. (opposite the Prubyterlaa and launch-rem.)
Relahlllhed In New Yuk Olly 1815.
H The Buck Ranges
—. AT—
.Lowest Prices for Cash.
Riegaatiiudyllmuilu Carpetllllcu . llegaat'i'a t Brnaeellafllc. '0: me were. Hoary
ingraiua. 45:, so: and we. inguin- the. I" rr ‘ '
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
“AND——
FOR SALE.
INSURANCE. , 7
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9991!?
’“‘ CAR'P“ Ers‘l
ThelargeatStocktoaelecttromolanyetorelnthestateat ,
Rxlra Lowell
WINDOW SHADES.
nality.en roller-I. with triage. all
, with line- mraiaga mplele,43c.
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