Hollis uhneSiMan
Many Men Do Honor to the
Memory of Conkling.
mm isuuusows mousse.
Ila Pays a- llotment Tribute to the
”my (load Qaalitics at the Departed
Statesman—Ila Was a (load Lawyer
and a Worthy Cltlsan. '
Auteur. May Ill—«At the Academy of
Mimic last evening there gathered alrout 3,500
mauve citizens of blew York state to
inner the may at lhncoe Conkling. The
hall was densely packed, fully 2,000 people
being turned away. Upon the platform were
seatedasmany as could be accmnmuiatai.
The Innate and assembly and nonr fricmls of
thodovealed had specialplaceareaervcd {or
than. The only decoration was the draping
of an American flag in front of the stage.
’l'hedmkof the oratorwuscovemlwith an
Americana-g, andiufrontof it wasalarge
crayon portrait of Mr. (Twirling, the frame
of which was draped.
Lieutenant Governor Jones called the moetr
lug toorder and introduced thespeaknof
the evening, Col. Robert G. Ingersoll. The
following includes the moat impreflve parts
of his long and able oration:
lame (bailing—a great man, an orator,
a statemian, a lawyer, a Wired citizen
of the republic, in the ssuith of his fame and
power hasreaehed hlsjourney‘send; and we
aramet,bcreinthecityot his birth, to pay
our tribute to his worth and work; He
canedand held aproudpositionlnthepublic
thought. He ltood for independence, for
courage, and above all tor absolute integrity,
and hit name was known and honored by
many millions of his fellow men.
Roscoe Conkling was a man of imperb
courage. ,
Henotonlyactedwithout fear, buthehnd
thatfortitudeof loul that bears the come
quenceaot thecourse pursued without com-
plaint. Hewna charged with being proud.
Theehargcwnstrlmhewesproud. His
been were as inflexible as the “unwedgeable
and gnarled oak," but he was not vain.
This imperious man entered public life in
thedawn of the reformation, at a time when
thecountry neededmenofprhie,ofprinciple
and courage. The institution of slavery had
poisonedallthelwiu‘gnofpower. Before
thiscrime ’tiontell upon its knees; poli~
ticiam, judges, clergyman and umbant
princes bowed low and humbly, with their
hatsinthoirhanda 'l'hatemplpof American
liberty was finished, the auction block was
tliacorner stona
Atlastthaconflictcame. 'l'hehostaot
light and darkne- to meet upontha
fieldsotwar. The q ’ was presented:
Shalltherepublicbealareorfreei The Be-
publicanpartyhud kiumphcd at the polls.
The greatoatman in our history was pruni—
dent elect. The victors were appalled; they
mrankfromthagreat responsibility of suc-
ceo. luthemceoi rehellionthey heri—
tatcd; they oflered to return the from of
' . Hoping to avert war they were
willing that slavery should become immortal
An amendment to the constitution was pro-
posed, to the effect tlmtnosuheequent amendv
mentahouldeverhamade that in any way
should interfere with the mm it man to
steal his fellow man.
This, thoumst marvelous proposition ever
submitted to a anagram of dvilized men. re-
ceived in the hon» an overwhelming major—
ity,audthemceuarytwo-thirda in thesen»
ate. TheRepublican party, in the moment
otitstrinmph, darted every principle fa
which it had an gnllautly contended, and
with the trembling hands or tear laid its con-
victions on thealtar of compromise.
The old guard, numbering but sixty-live
inthebome,stoodastlrmmthedwnt
Thcrmopylm. Thaddeus Steven—as mali—
cbmlyrightasanyothermanwasever
0f hi!
fish”.
From that moment hestmd in the front
rank. He never wavered and he never
swerved. By his devotion to principle. his
courage, the grinder of his dictim; by his
varied and profound knowledge, his con—
mfimderoflontothegreatcamemnd by
his inicllectul scope and grasp, he won and
hdd the admiratiunof his fellow man.
Becca Couhling was an absolutely honest
man.
He was the ideal representative, faithful
andincorruptible. Hahelievedthathiscon-
stiments and his country were entitled to the
trait hircxperienne,to his best and highest
t. Somanevnrholdthe standard at
responsibility higher than he. lie voted ac-
cordingtohis judgment, hisconacienco. Ila
made no bargains—he neither bought nu
sold.
Above his marvelom intellectual gills-
ahoreallplaca he ever reached—above the
ermine he rallied—rises his lntegritylih
acme great mountain peak. Andthuralt
standnilrmaatheearthbaneathmuraastha
star-above.
lie was a great lawyer. He understood
the frame‘ work, the anatomy, the foundav
tiara at law; was familiar with the great
strfia‘naandcurrantsandtid-dautzrity.
wasan antennae-glacial, tense
and picturesque. Re laid the foumlatiou
withcare,with
w
madam ,mnh-H
son tutu: BOYLE’S uuaozn.
W _
T.- We and Dixon 3. Cawta lu-
, diluted by the Grand Jury.
WOW Nata, lia' 10,—‘Youug Torn
1‘me and Dixon It. (gain have teen in-
dicted for the murder of Lillie 11..er by the
grand jury 0! Worcester county. Alice lluyle
cauieiurth from her place and Wes
Wtbya detective to the court lam,
andtbererepeated tothogmnljnrytlm
as: 01mm rhemado to Dntrlct Attorney
,‘ Mrs. Wilhelmina lluche, of Webster, was
the witness whose testimony was most im-
portant. it told of the screams of a woman
heard by the witness about ll o'clock on the
night of the murder. it was after
lira Roche's testimony that the jurors de-
cided the government had made out a sum—
ciem cued to warrant the indictment.
Alice Hoyle, it in said, was a witness of the
crime, being one of the parties in the buggy,
and it was her shriek that was heard when
the murderer-'3 hands clasped Lillie‘e threat.
The story of the circumstances preceding the
murder, and the part played in it by Alice
Hoyle, licQuada and Cowie, varies from that
lire-lb given only in this point.
TbaeisateallngiuWoI-cesterthat young
HcQuadeisnotllkely to receive fair treatr
ment at the hands of the Raw York police.
Ex-Congresnnan Rica, Cowie’s counsel, arid
the government was not justified in employ-
ing secret methods, and that young liCQunde
wasnow [reliably mailed by interrogation
from men who would use their experience in
Inch cases in wringing a confusion from the
prisoner
VETOED BY GOVfiRNOR HILL.
He Totally Ill-”roves of the Recently
Passed New York Statollllgh License
Bill. IIIIII Tell. Why.
Anna“, May Ill—Governor Hill has
vetoed the high We bill, which was re-
cently pared by the legislature in his veto
W he toys that the bill, although being
entitled “An Act Further Regulating the
‘Salo. of lnboxicating liquors,” done not
auumdthagenaral liquor laws of thostate,
but in an entirely distinct an independent
not This, he mys, is clearly objectionable,
andmya there is no arena for such defecttra
Hetheusays thutancxciaa lawehould be
clear and ex ' 't, and easily comprehended.
The bill, he says, violates this pain
clple, and, irrespacttveot any other question,
it is defective in term and therefore objec-
tionable. ltiscrude,illeoudderadand inad—
visable. Inmaportimot the statue»
pacinllyin thermal districtsand small vil-
lages, tha‘lmpnsition of a liquor license ire of
outlets than $300, and forule and heernot
leathan 8100, would, he mys, amount to a
prohibition of all licenses.
in favor of ileum, he says, the amounta
fixed by statute should be reasonable and not
exceqive. He says the maelbre is also unfair
in itadlscriminatiom Threwould bean-
other co'ptoat next year of the amendment of
its section, and in his opinion it will he bet-
ter to perfect and present to the nextlegisla-
tm‘oa-ravhd excise law which bu not the
objectibdabln features. Ho myr: .
“I recognize that thorn ls much public
clamor from mrtni'n quarters in behall of
the measure, and that much energy and in-
dustry have been displayed in manufactur—
ing public opinion in its furor. If half as
much activity had been expended in enforcing
the previous of the mt excise law, and
inindudnghoardsof ends» to avail than
selves of the opportunity to increase their
license fees under such law, mowing
would almost undoubtedly have been acconn
plishcd. This opportunity is open.
"i appreciate the growing sentiment In
favor of requiring higher license fees, and of
throwing around the liquor triadic more re-
straints, and am desirous of, respecting ouch
sentiment, as well as in emery proper way on-
operating With it, but I cannot criminally
giremy amt to an unrcaeonnhie and ex-
trcme measure which [mars intrinsic rifl-
deuce 0! its lack of careful prepnratinn and
of Rh want of judicious consideration."
Manitoba Switcluncn Will Not Strike.
Mmmmus, May ill—There will be no
strike of the Manitoba switchmen for a day
or two at least. The threatened walk out did
not 00cm, and the union mozx my that it i-iil
not. The griuvnnon at, the men are on filo
with Superintendent Iziycrs, of the Brecken—
ridge division, and it is thought an adjust-
ment will be reached. The grievance of the
men is that the road, in laying oif men on
account of dull businem, discriminates against
union men. The road claims that the only
aimhisbcentokeep the best men.
Fatal Breath; 0! an Elevator.
Sr. Pam, May toy—A deplorable accident
named at Hamm’s brewery, by which two
amploya were hurled to death and a third
man terribly wounded. Joseph Bolder,
Charla Miller and John Zart were working
in the ice house, taking down ice on the elo
vator. They were just ready to go down
with ubeavy load when -‘--l|u‘ elevator gave
way. and fell to the bottom 0! the rlxty-ioot
shaft, carrying the unfortunate men with it.
Holder and Miller were killed and Zart badly
injured.
Saya Silo noticed “or lluahalul.
lmaca, N. Y., llay Ill—lira Ella Coa-
ufll has sued lib Harriett Van Human,
claimlugflmo damages tor canning plain-
ufl’shusbandtoleavaherandherchild, and
tailwsupport them. It Van Hanan is
Ir. Coagriff's hunt. She h a matrm of
thaWilhrdIIylnm. Thachargab that she
caused her nephew to leavetho statefmu'
yam ago No details are given, and the
lodpahopa that some interesting develop-
muts ‘will he made during the trial.
llama l'roaaedlnp.
Wlamaoronfllay lu-‘i‘hotarilr debate
wueontlnuedlntha hon» yesterday. Mr.
Gown", of liaaaoh denial that
Secretary Endieott had ever a number
dthachdanelub. Ir. Daniella reiterated
the tween“. wand :31.
manhmhlplntbe c a
lsttwfrun lturat llahtaad acknowledging
a memberiilp, but patenting azalmt in
'l'hatr Bookkeeper Was a Thief.
Barron lay lu-Jl'hshookhoper ot Nich-
ehnnJro.‘ a 0a,;lauwara, who recently
cute-ad to paeulatiom aggregat-
flm llia name in withheld in
(1 his mable family. The
lat at the 01d Wars Dying.
lay admin»: Watt,
' hudhmflM” whodafulded
lumen emu invasion in 1514, b
fingattharddtneeot hi daughter,“
J.Watb,lallsWutBtddk areas lt-
buy-arrange
Solongasthopollcyof the state prevails'
ll. 1' CW3.
D“. so. ELI it‘ll. RORWAIJL
Manama—Until on. imam! l tozaadwto
8p. m. J
‘Tclephonewr an be neat from ll.
Dann’b stable. Norwslk, add from 8. W. GregoryV
Stable, Booth Norman. mm ly
Sinulfimsowwu m, I . 7»
t
nw. 920.00 and fine r tum. Price acwrdin
6 J ‘ In It?! m. g
' All 8. PLACE,
eunth Nurwalk Conn.
unitiififim
A '
Drums: of the First CWllumni t'lmrtis,Wule!
bury. ’l'eaclicrot
l’iauui’orte, organ: and llunicai
iiumposmuu.
Tr'r.’ ly Luci: ”0139?. 0., NUIIWALH. Imus.
DR. «1. i». nulr'rwuu,
DKNTl-S‘l‘.
055cc and Rcfllllfllft',
Larnza‘e Brunt, Hill‘s 511. no NORWALK.
Teeth crtractul without min by the use at Gas or
dd: Ether.
w
[aroma aimed «curate.
SOUTH XOBWALK SAVINGS RANK.
5) Washington Street.
Open Daily imam to than, and from l to: sun
and on Saturday muting! from o to 8.
Wilden-rt allowed on liepmtta.
Annex stthANs. l’m."
.mux u. l'llltllls. Viml‘rrt;
63H? Jollh' ll. KNM’P. sec. and Tim
Du. Manon-full.
-—tiPrlCl All) BL‘IDSKCP
Cor. West Arcane and liuller Sire-«t,
uouwaw. corn.
015cc flours—Until 9 an : tram l to a, and 7 to
8 p.m.; outlays-J: to I run
(17‘ i 'oninluuication by Icicphrmc.
\V s. KNAI'I',
.
:1 l {(3 H 3'53?) ,7'!‘.
l:- nmr prepare-vi to make plan.» mu! “animation-
and enpcrtnlcnd the construction of building!
'l'l-Iltlls ltl-leuh'i ISLE.
Oman—Taylor’s Building Win-humour 5:- So.
Norwalk. 1’. t). llox "’ dhw
o m.
J C. CROWB,
I
,
{,arpcntcr and Builder.
Plane furnlrlwd and Bellman:- given.
Jobbinz 0! all kinds promptly attended to
she Ann street. near Main
P. u. )1 “Launch hnrwukt'x,
I\‘l’TI‘IN'I'IOS.
Sewing Mut‘iiilit' Supplies,
Attachmcuru. l'nrte. Numllc‘fi. licks. etc . furnished
General knpairing of all kinds and maker- of
tic-vi Hammer. t'. M. MIAIIJLK.
3 . 'xin 5L. :0. .‘Jnrum'i: it'd-ly
J n. in mas o.
I
it?!”
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contra".
Otilc foot 0! [lowland St. on “'ttici'. P1). Bus 632.
F Antonius, 7
Ja
still??? Y0“ THE
Phoenix Insurance Co. at Hartford
-\.‘«Z|
NI) l‘.\ it" I’ll” l .l(‘.
unil'al'w‘nh. I'm \
J D. JESSINHS,
O
Surreal-r to L It. Quinmm‘.
Undertaker at Embnlmcr.
No. 4 Knight 5:.
830-3“)
0 It. ”’2‘ ltTtHS,
I
Recidcncc. 5 Elm >:..
Kin-walls, t‘olm.
Caterer for chldingn and Farms. In» (fr-cm
mustantty on Mad forum pick and writ. lite wh-
batted Run: liver, and Kmplnyumn ”mac.
5% MAIN n’l‘., Ni. SUR‘J'JLK. ('l‘.
T George» II. Raymund,
FURNITURE “BALE“!
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and run my large stock at all kind.- of lumitnrc.
38 Main Sin-ct. Nurwulh.
Alec pn-pan-d to turnip}: vz'urythlug necessary for
the interment o! tlwdm-l, any or nlg‘tt. Tull-phone
connection with mutt-w, .‘m. 3 Bulking; p1,)“,
itch liltlm
,"f-T'i-T fifr‘fii?’
M
"as purchased the uclmlve right (or Smwmk
and South Norwalk to use Ihc Denial Electric
Vibrator, and extracts mm wilhoulnytin, and im-
ol any extra charge til/film r'ml mm a
rminlty. (mice nud wridrucc adjoining Hematite:
patronage. Norwalk. Ct. Open owning-l. (21 em
0'.‘
H
a , .
hillmfllti .il Militia...
llnnot buy amonumi-nt or lit’fiii‘lllllt’ (rum any
ghotognpb,butgu direct to the chow mums ui
. W. Bates. Wan-r Hrwt, Namath nut select one
all tomplcleand you will not ba- iling pnlulod m in-
epprarance. Dealer in all kind:- cl lsuzidmg mm
and cemetery work.
1). VV. 13A 'l‘ Eta:
til-1m
A IEEMA It HA "le
SARSAPARILLA.
Eur boom, Mate.
A. r. Quinlan]. fig.
Dun Star—Your Sump-rifle bu
proved a great-secure in myeaseud has anllmly
cured me. [can attend to my homework new a»
well as lmmld. nave lived here tor to scan
and am ready to mttty um your treatment one- all
that you mun-ad it to do. I take a mu
Internal in suflerlnghnmanlty. and will do all can
Inc the people to use your Icmrkebw
Bar-aparilfi
Yuan Truly.
Nils. L. (1. DAY.
DENTAL NOTICE.
llll. C. ll. KENDALL.
mexfl'l‘.
liar removed from Norwalk to Ben I: Harwell.
wam hawtll we aspeclaliy ol‘ estrartln Imh
wuhorwltbuutpsaad lasertla anillcia Imh.
Yorthe nest sixty days pneea wil be minced.
SETS (”STING $15.00 T0 no 00.
u u 10 w u 8 m
omca; NO. 00 WASIIING’NDN li'l‘.
l wiifi“§ififii"‘h W
Highest t‘nsh l’rico
lfllll
ltagleoucs, Bottles iron
and Metals. *
”’23:.me tell the flock by renting pm
W ILLIA M I’ODMORE,
"OUT“ Inllfl'A ldl
A Second Hand
Fire Safe
roam A‘l‘ ,. ,
mum unanimous.
:
l-rvi
“‘ MrsJolm Holland
can: no
run near or -
Meats,
Poultry,
-~—~-AND —~
Vegetables,
Always their and at a mode-rare price would do mil
(0 call ill till: ' ‘
lientraMarke
Orders solicited and good: delivered to any part
of City.
Jlliflll Sfllfll‘llflll, Plfllll.
Fertilizers !
l
Fertilizers
RAYMOND BEDS.
Farm-M‘s slmuhl examine the
prices. and goods \w an: alibi"-
iug, lit-lure purchasing.
RUBBER“
ALL iBiDES,
Lowest Prices I
The iicst Goods for
the Least» llom-y
.‘.'l'—4——
H S BRflWN’S
s s
litlti'l‘ & SHOE S’l‘tllllil,v
{liar}: lu- Lane's Block.
MAIN STREET.
Slate Roofing!
*- M ~fioo
VJr 21:.- |m",.we-L unto aura-t clues 3:qu n:
555‘ LiiTING—
In either BANGOR. MA“ BANGOR, ur
”RABBITS SLATE
all cents per foul and upwart
Parties wishing Slate ranting should call on or
helm run: ruling cltcwhm,
A. EACH dz. 00.
Water SLJoOl u! llavilsnd 30th waall'.
d in
é’ANDiES
BAKERY!
M »«"-. M.-.-
(’t)|tt{lit‘ul’l.\l§. HANDY TOYN. soda lull nann-
ml at ornamental candy.
LAllDItlt’s “LOCI.
m If
J .H Klinéfelter,
01' mm IN
Heats, Fish Hysters,
Vegetables, Fruits.
cannula Goons. are
DRESS MAK no
"convulsive AGENCY.
Mrs. J. A. flecker
line Mamet! Printmaking in this city, and on and
alter April 2, will occupy
Booms id and 16, llnviland'a Block,
Wuhingllm sum.
In connection therewith elm will wwluct a par
chm-lug agency. giving thereto hcr [mutual attention
in Mw 101k every “canned-
Urdm iur Dmsmaaing or d'r'erw man-r his n! any
kinda» be lcll at her on! barium! moduli-rm!
loin r, noun, bomb . manlk.
2:
rm
Baking Pflwlfll' -‘
MADE of PURE CREAM
of TARTAR.
Try It [mil 'm n!
505'} and rucazinutsinlcd by
Charles E. Seymour,
”Oct-«n.-
GROCER.
70 Washington Street.
Elli—t2!" SOUTH NORWA L'a'.
S‘EW'ER‘S'!
l“. LI. PIERCE
owners
Sl‘Z‘VEli P 1 PE
A3!)
General flower Contractor
In prezmrid to make connection:- with min rower
pllm .I: mi. city on liw mm: favorable terms.
l'amra Inn-mine: m coma-t; will the n‘cmxly laid
n'bt‘bnl u: this my will that L: to their mtvnmarc to
Call no him. $54 if
. I‘ll. 1’! E l {(3 I?
flux 20. South Nonmlk, Ct.
The Metropolitan’s Record For l887.
Gain in number of outstanding Pellet! during
18 ‘7. 239.0).5 '
Gain in Aspen during 18*: 81.1“ more.
(lam in Premium income during 1:87, 81.180.67L
~ Gemini [:4ch iii-cuiptsdunnnz 2587, $.15.le
54
Hum H: firm» i. room during Hot, SL'L‘iGJ’dlBl
Number of ilcrht'luimr paid m MRI, 22.661
Amulll'll paid t.» l‘ulrcv holders during 2587. 2?..—
X9l.0il:.'.’il
Numb. r of PM. i"! m Fun-c, 1.3-5.5“.
New lnrumm'c wrath-n during; 1&7} ,xmxs (‘0.
Capital and surplus in r necnmy of olicyhnldcrs
over and above the mu we required by law, (vi per
tom )ami nil miter liabilities. SLIG .153 it).
Amount panel by the ('nrmrmy tr.) in: Policy-
boldcn‘ for ”some. crc , when urmn‘mtiun. plué
pmcnt invented denote. £l5.£€3,l8§ $5.
105E?“ LEll’NlK. Agent.
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
Jewelry,
-—A.\'D—
Silverware.
Specie! attention paid to tin.- repalring of line
watch: 5 and jewelry.
5:3 Mair: litre-m.
mmno.
[it-of. le, Lamb, Null-m. Pork. Salt and Fro-h,
(’nnwd Beef. Smoked Tongue. llama.
should-val. llncthiulognn, Frank-
!n-riu. Bic.
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders llclirerchl'romptly.
CHfiRLES SMITH
.ltl “’iultlusluu fi-rm-l.
(} E’P '1‘]! E IZES'I‘,
—«-.Tllfi--- '
“ Florida. ”
STEAM HEATER.
, ..,.
de'tll” In asclu thielown. one at dawn in the
Sentinel otllce, where it can be men in operation on
applicatim. ‘
w. H. MEEKER,
eotu Agent for Somali.
W
Sumter: Painting and Low I‘m-urn boatlng a
- c u.
pinflict-inma- lot cutting an rim of Hm.
WASHINUTUN 51'“ Smith Small. 0t.
Is“ to ill!-
Ohm-tit lain Street.
fill. “'12.! IL ll. Depot
M... A... . ....,._...... WWW—mm-.. Wm
Short
may...
Social Etiquette.
Compilert‘ from the latest and belt
on the subject by “Aunt W"
PRICE. um...
'l'h’ book i id he! I ' m
binding ”1'53:an we.” a all
to [where properly and to what it the
echoul of mm. What ahall we teach our
run. that they may go not into the world I!" w”
men and women?
prewar, and
“Hilliil'l' HINTS" minim the
y minim-s vintage W on ..
he ninth-d In an
iv'l'EinAL. ‘
of prirc.
limit tnrthcr notice we will mail each of
grit-mi; a copy otfltmham rnlulahle‘lglnh
mu m ,, mu In new
”filbiulm lid-finch? . m
y to l npt wrapper-an a
mgr, mend)...” will be only 8,030.
iwayeput your full name and addres- on
outside}! the bundle and write on the and
quite nice. and then we will know who-ends It.
I. L. CRAGIN & Cu., .
PHILADELPHIA. Put-x ‘
NEW WHITE ”AND FAN
~ Mattings...
JIIINTLBSS Ml
“Ix”.
CHOICE PATTERNS.
A. DIGKE MAN &~ SON,
' South Norwalk.
3:) Washington Street.
Landreth’s . Celebrated Garden v Seeds
The lament, the best assortment in thie city. Every package warranted, try than. Alto may m
article-a to interest you.
FAWCETT’S,
a Water on, Norwulk,
78 llnln St. 50 morn-alts.
SPRING SEASON
1888.
‘Tuéngaays
of each week, during the months of
A pr'il and 1‘1 ay
we will 0pm novelliw in
HATSandBONNETS
Hui». pleura- Id" 'I'ffllu I‘llh'h'iiihg H's: win-h:
and examine our stuck.
We will oil’cr todny, Satunlziy, April 7. :1 full line 0!
Trimmed (Fur-bans:
from $2.50 up.
-’
[3 ounce: for .................
Choice New Dairy Butler, .
Fresh Country Eggs. , ’ 18c. dot.
'I'Iw Celebrated Dow Drop Canned Goods, (strictly first-clue)
California Evaporated Peaches and Apricots,
Prune-Its. Evaporated Raspberries,
Plucd Chen-lee, New Maple Sugar,
\Vhlle Clover llouey in the Comb,
The Celebrated (Eocuamu Macaroon»,
Tomatoes, Can. .............................................. Ice. and up
The Finest Creamery Butler in Town, "Ecru-flout Creamery,”
fresh twice a week, in 1.2 and llb. prints, 35c. lb.,3lh. for “.00
Also a large variety of first-class goods. .
Call on us and we will make you happy
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR-
SEED POTATOES.
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Early Maine Ruse,
Maine Beauty of'flehrun,
Maine Burbank.
" W'hite Elephant.
Nova Scotia and K. It. Bose,
White star, *
Queen of the Vale
White Rose,
Swamp Rose
Mammoth Pearl
Peerless.
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W'. B. HAiJL & CO.
BRIDGEPORT.
SPRING-TIME.
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Cor. of Main c2: Cannon Sta
Call attention with just pride to their net collection of
New Dress Goods, 3ilks, Gloaks, Wraps
Ready-made Suits, and all that is:
new in Upholstery Goods and
Curtains.
Great’ Sale of Linen :
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Housekeeping Goods.
NEW PRICES AND NEW Goons-Q
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