Arrest it O'Keily.
lam acres or run roams.
, Qt. 3W Imprisonment Rendered
’itllchl or s fajita-turd". neon
em» O'Kally charged with in-
' citing to Intimidation and Boycottlag.
outlining thereto every
con-gun tollowm or sympa.
more a more oi gratifica-
I’arncllite party aside from its
liberty its most promi-
Hr. Parnell ‘
,tipon whole application
waspanted, seeks to quash the in-
I)
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Si
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55
gill:
Ell g:
acsrtaiatcrmdhlanh,csrtitying the com-
mltlnwltuttlla ,which should have
hemfillsdasd atthe time at his
belugtonn‘llgmkyJasnot yet reached the
anhosslgnaturs should be" appended
thereto. Upon thk ground, coupled with
thwthatdld‘al’allu’ order dwiostho
juriadictioncltbscounty judge heiore whom
Hr. Dillon’scasswasargued iorarehearing,
,lr. Healy claims that his client has been
Incarcerated , Moreover, it is
bddthtlatheahsoncec! the certificate of
convictta the court More which the re-
“was” was without means at know-
Wl‘hhadoccnrrodintheoondnct o! the
Mhfihomrtbelowmnd in thetcircnny
m sot Mullen: elm. but several
'I'ory lawymcontend that the proceedings
werennderedinvalid.
Theatre'not lrJamesJ. O'Kell , mem-
‘lll'lormwth Rosconnuon, was a complete
mtoererybody. Mr. (“Kelly lett his
hour at ll o'clock and proceeded to the
Hark Lane Underground railway station.
Merriam” board a train he was ur-
the authority of a warrant based
claspeech nude byhim on June ligand
hurried Dublin to answer the charges
Hr. O'Kolly was for a number
years connected with The New York
Hamid, and became (am as the corre-
qn-dcntottbat journalduriug the Cuban
5
Whenquedionsdinthehwseoi commons
IrJVIIIIamIImySmith proieesml to know
nothilgotlr.0’Kelly’sarmt.
volumllly all-m». UKelly was taken
to Doyle, where his desire against the
abodiallskcdtohavaheencommittad
It VII! '00 It Ill-DI. Kurd".
TRADE BULLETIN.
How I'd low-y and Produce Market
Quotations.
‘8' Tall» JIlyZi.—!Ioney closed at llfiper
«autism rate. The lowest rate an 1
parent. Womastcsdywoetedrates,
”7W; sac-l rues, osmium tor to
“may; currency 65, mg m; 4., my"
W I“; 0% 00-. Ill-'5 hid
”Who-decimal aslollows: Union
”'b mm Union laud grants, imam;
tweet-Fibs ill-6:. wot-n; econ-ls, um
Planner, fly ’m
pcuons
filled. Hr. bbouchwa will give notice in
Wllflmont that he will propose an amend
meat tactile commiuion bill providing that
the commimion shall inquire into the charges
0! Hr. Parnell against The Times all well as
those of The Times against Mr. Parnell;
also an amendment excluding from the oper-
ation of the indemnity clause the publishers
and authors of the lihels
FROM CHINA AND JAPAN.
Varied and Valuable Cargo 0! the Steam-
ship Aberdeen—Ion. Silk, Merchandise
and cinnamon—Many lllts ‘ot News.
\‘axcouvra, ii. 0., Jply lion—The Cm
dian Pacific“ railroad steamship AW
arrived“ from Yokohama whence she sailed
July 10. She brings twenty [macro and
534 Chinese immigrants, oi whom 427 are lot
San Francisco.
The cargo of 3,425 tons includes 102 tons of
tenandtiilétonsoimerchandlsc lorBan
Franchco; 1,013 tons of merchandue tor
Canada and 1,271 tons oi teo,182 tons of
merchandise and 1533 bales of silk (or New
York and the east.
A telegram from Hong Kong reports that
102 deaths from cholera occurred there be-
tween June iii and 30.
The construction 0! a line of telegraph be
tween Yuan and Seoul, the capital of Cored,
was completed on June :2.
A disinlccting station is being establish“
at Walla No Million. All ships Irom Hong
Kong and Army are inmigated there.
A number 0! wealthy merchants in Tokio
are (arming a company, with n capitaLol
BMW yen, to cultivate indigo in the Donia
Islands.
Ten years ago the black tea manufactured
in Japan was too interior {or the European
markets. The quality hat now been im-
proved, and trial shipments are being made
to London and Russia.
Cholera still prevails in Saigon, and
choleric diarrhea in Hong Kong.
Mr. Atweli Caron, of Hong Kong, has
been created a knight of the order at St.
Gregory the Great, in recognition 0! sort"
ices and religion during his long residence in
Hong Kong.
At a meeting oi tho Yokohama engine and
iron works, limited, held July 10, a dividend
oi it) per cent. was recommended. The com.
pany has purchased the most valuable water
frontage in Japan and large building: for
the increased production.
There is a rumored change in the Japanese
cabinet, and a new min‘mcr to England will
be appointed.
A report comes Irom Coma that the king
01 Caren has intimated to missionaries his in-
tention to prohibit the preaching of Chris-
tianity.
Mr. II. Norman, of The Pall Mall Gazette,
entertained somecrlitors and merchants at
his residence in Tokio.
TheJnmncse foreign department intends
to establ'nlh a consulate at Singapore.
Ten was received at Yokohama from J one
iii to J line 30 to the amount of 1,510,0(D kin;
ten sold, Lilli“) kin; in stock, 933,le kin.
(ilaqlatou’s Golden Wedding.
bosons, July 26.-Mr. and lint Glad»
stonecelebrated their golden wedding. The
toetimoniak in the shape or letters, tele-
grameandpresentapouredinupon them by
hundreds. 'I'hocouple were given a recap
tion at the residence 0‘ Bull sputter and
were presented with portraits of themselves,
andalsowiththreehrgosilvercupe and an
add“:- signed by 150 members of parlia-
ment. lord Granville made the speech of,
presentation
I'lsc Pennsylvania's New Line.
l’nlLanerlus, July till—An important
western connection of the Pennsylvania com
pauy has been opened recently and 'n under
the Pennsylvania company's control. The
newrcadruns frotnlledliank.onthel.ittle
Miami, near Cincinnati, to Hamilton, on the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton, and 8
known as the Cincinnati and Richmond. The
road makes a direct connection with the
abicago, St. Louis am] Pittsburg at Rich-
mond, Ind. m~_h_
Detec'flvcs Fight “in McCoy (Sang.
Caaaueros, W. Va, July git-News just
reached here that a light between the Me-
Coys and detectives took place in Pike
county, near the West Virginia line, a tow
days ago. John Dotaon, of the McCoy party,
was killed It is also states] that fourteen
were» “'Lblltthe arenot given.
The detectives were uuhurt.
A Missing Saw, one".
Rational, July m—Llcut. Henry W.
Shutter, U. S. R, is mining. He obtained
tour days’ leave ct absence last Wednesday
to visit his family at ltockvtlle, Id, previous
to the departure of his vac], the Swatara,
which is on the point at uiiing, but telegrams
trmnllockvillesay he has not been there.
HeisKIyearsold, 5!eet7inchcstnll,aud oi
sandy complexion.
Raised to the Priesthood.
Rocnmn, N. Y., July ill—Joul- dos.
eons oi the Roman Catholic church were
m to game?“ in BBL Patrick‘s
mil, t v. . J. .
uniting. Thcnamesotthenew WW
William Gleason, of EastBloomileldzlt'ililam
hyae,ot Rushville; It. Chaney, of Lima,
andan Van liens, of Auburn.
Henry B. lvas fined for Board.
l'lvo lackosotllall In Var-oat.
, mnflflnlrm—Adumw
”O War Boathltich-
anti—tomato;
any in»... a. r. on ate-n. e.
M,mof the Cleveland oil,-
euit races, has piled G. J. at
law Aurora. ollo :lpurse of 01,500 for
special race between . J. Gordon's
3i“, and BelleHalnlin, 2:18”. heats
besttwo in three, to take plaooat
:1:
‘Cleveland next week. Dr. Hamlin thinks
thopursetooelnnli, but will accept it it is
flanged to 03.011). 11’ Bella Hamlin trots
against the “Little Delnon,” as Clingstone is
called, the must trot for her life. He is con-
sideredoneotthebesthonesottodqy.
CHICAGO NC“ 3!
Cinema. July su~Fim race, tlv‘eelghtlu
otarnile: Anna Mayflrmlarchburn sec-
ond, G. D. Boydnn third; time, hill. Bacond
race, seven-elghths 0! a mile; Gurus first,
Kitty It. second, Katie ti. third; time, 1:283”.
Third race, live-eighthe o! a mile; Rambler;
first, Only Dare second, Doboo third; time;
1:03. l-‘onrth race, three-quarters 3: n mile;
Carnot first, Stuart second, :fichoolmurm
third;titne, lzili. Filth ruoeLIive-eigbths oi
smile; Steve Jerome first, Cir-eney second,
looms third; time, “72%,“.
BRIGHTON DULCE RACKB.
Bmolrron linen [tact 'ifuscx, July 26.—
First race, mile and a sixteenth; Dngo first,
chcty second, Andy Mack third; time, l:-’i‘-’.
Second race, neven iurlougu; Adolph first,
Banero second, Ellie Hardy third; time,
1:80;; 'l‘bird race, aevcn turtougo; Froli-
tiret, lilo-red act-(ind, Kink third; time, 1:30} ,,
Fourth race, thrcovquartnrs of a mile; It.
bullion first, i’ericies wound, Duke of Bonn
hon third; time, 145%. Fifth race, Montauk
handicap, one mile; Supervisor llrnt, Niagara
second, Top Sawyor third; time, 1:43“.
Sixth, raoe,threo~quartere of a mile; Bani
Harper iimt, Young Duke second, Gunshot
third; time, Hilly.
manna ar nrruorr.
Drrnorr, July int—2:35 class, purse $2,000;
Iloy first, Mulatto second; time, 2:24, 2:23,
2:51;”. 2:15 class, pun» $15,000; Rosalind
Wilkes first, Loretta F. second; time, 239%»
2:183, 3:lh}xj,2,zl?%. Free (or all, pacing,
pum $2,000; Arrow first, Little Mack sec-
ond, Mike Wilkes third; time, 236321, 2:14};
2:155, LEM};
(31.05136 our A nau. TRAN.
Lrsx, Mam, July rill—Lamont), Lynn's
second baseman, has accepted Detroit's otter
0! am. A dispatch was received irom Jackv
son, Mich, asking terms for the whole Lynn
nine. It was voted to make the transtor for
81,103 and present salaries.
KILL“ was’rs 10 "our mutant.
Sr. PAUL, July zit—Pat Killer: arranged
with “Yank” Adams, of The Chicago Sport.
ing Journal, who is now in St. Paul, to pout
on Aug, 10a forfeit of $1,000 [or a tight to a
finish with Jake Kilrniu for $5,000 aside.
The light is tobohiarquls of Quoensberry
rules, with the smallest gloves allowed.
vvrznsrzsnav's BASEBALL Gauss.
At New York-New York, 5; Boston, 1.
Hits; New York, to; Boston, 4. Errors:
New York, :3; Bmton, ii. Batteries; Keefe
and Ewing, Sowders and Kelly.
At l’hihidolphia—l‘hilmlelphia, 1; Wash.
ington, 3. Hits: Philadelphia, «i; “Wishing—
ton, 9. Errors: I’hilmlelpbin, '3; Washington,
1. Batteries: Gleason {Hill Schrivcr, Whitney
and Mack.
At Indiannpolis—Indianapolis, 6-, Chicago,
4. Hits: Indianapolis, W; Chicago, :1 Er-
rors: Imllnnnpalls, ll; (,‘hil-ngo, 5. Batteries:
Boyle and Myers, You Iinltrcn and Farrell.
At Baltimore—Baltimore, ‘J; St. Innis, 5.
Hits: Baltimore, 5; St. WIS, 5. Ermrs:
Baltimore, 2; St. Louis, 3. Batteries: Cun-
ningham and L'nritz, King nnd Mulligan.
At Butlnlo texhibitiom—liuil’alo, 3: Louis»
ville, 18. Hits: Buffalo, 12; Inuisville, lti.
Errors: Buffalo, 8; Louisville, 1. Batteries:
aim... and I{alrp<l, (Hmnslnll‘lulll all“ trees.
At London-lamina, 5; Syracuse, 4. Hits:
Iaondon, ll; Sync-law, ti. Errors: London,
4; Syracuse, ”.2. Batteries: Hosted and
Jordon, Domino and tic-blame.
At Toronto—Toronto, 1; Rochester, i
Hits: Toronto, 7; Rochester, 5. Errors: To
route, 5; Rochester, 1. Batteries: Shepherd
and Decker, Callahan and McKoough.
At Hamilton—Hamilton, 17; Troy, 11.
Hits: Hamilton, :0; Troy, ll. Errors; Ham-
ilton, 5; Troy, 5. Batteries: Wood and
Thayer, Koch: and Hackett.
Prohibition Sominatlona in )linncsota.
Sr. PAUL, July 2ti.——'I'ho state prohibition
convention has concluded its labors and
nominated the lollowing ticket: Governor.
Hugh Harrison; secretary of state, Peter
Thompson; trussurer, John II. Allan. There
waa no nomination for lieutenant governor.
CONDENSED NEWS.
The Union Labor convention at Oshkosh,
Win, nominated Dr. Frank Powell, of La
Crease, for governor; N. Id. Allen, of Beaver
Dam, lur lieutenant governor; Professor
Lockwood, of Itipon, for secretary 0! state;
Allred Mnunheimer, o! Manitowoc, {or stain
treasurer; and Timothy Ryar, oi “’aukesha
county, {or attorney general
Tama and Grundy counties, 1a., have
been visited by the greatest hail, rain old
wind storm ever known there. Buildings
were burned by lightning and wrecked by
wind, crops mined, trees uprooted and drills
01 ball [our feet deep were left in the track
01 the stem).
Natural gas has been struck in the village
oi lit. Immberts, acres the river from Mon-
treal, and there is gloat excitement.
The platform adopted by the Minnesota
Prohibition convention approves the national
Prohibition platform, and characterizes the
Anarchists has been erected in the lot when
are their graves at Chicago. '
Ex~8ecretary oi the Interior Delano, now
80 years old. was amused by a burglar in his
house at Mount Vernon. 0., arose, procured
a revolver and chased the Intruder away.
Governor Ross, of Texas, has proclaimed
quarantine against the Florida districts in-
Iected with yellow lever.
George F. Howell, clerk in the Patehogno,
L I., bank, is a delaulter to the extent 0!
$3,811). ,
Bar Barber’s oldest hotel, the Ag
was destroyed by lira W
Hill [malady dhcovercd the bodies 0! two
mlylngontbarallroad track nearscddy,
Pa., pulled oil her apron and flagged a
train, then tainted away.
lnvmtigation has disclosed a terrible state
otadalrsiathepoorhm-e atllristol.lt. l...
and the overseer has been aid to resign.
Connemara Hopkins, of the Seventh-uh
flew York district, has been taken {nan
Washington by his brother. and will he
placed in an insane asylum.
Aaothsrallensddrnamiter, ltudol h
has been arrested at Chicago. p 3"“.
lthsaidthat Dominant hate
whoelopedwiththswlta at New
wusnutvdlaltnaaeaad sloped
mum-an.
artisan:
I
all Milli, Fill Will“,
Vegetables, Fruits,
HAS THE
Best Facilities
FOR
0F ALI. KIN DS.
WOR K PROM P’l‘LY
EXECUTED
AT
l
REASONABLE PRICES.
—-~~ Ooow- _.
WE HAVE FOUR POWER PRESSES
a
OF THE
MOST APPROVED PATTERN I
AND
’ v. v. v. u. c it. autumn.
.lOll Printinp’! 3:3 ::
'TheLatestStylesotTy pe ; m... a...
July i9, 1”.
CAME!) GOODS. 2T0. wu- vm. eon-nu.
us 5.1“. I. lsprers. 1.10s... Wash on Is
518 " lam-s. 0.81 " Am.
0111: N Y N H & H Depot iii :: mu 1:: z: m-
. I W" .connacflu. . . ' 7:3 :' ms“ 13': .. Who’ll: a:
. ' s. 3 . '-
'I'cl . 11m " walls. to.“ Acco-
t‘utl ’: Schulzdal nigpznm ls.
SAMPLE HOUSE {-3 .. Am”, {1, .. “my,"
......... :23: 2: n... 2-: t' can
w. B. HALL a. co., u33.-33m_-3 333 :: 3333-
BRIDGEPORT. w ;; Mm.” go: ;; when m
MRS. WM. H. JARVIS, .33 .. Am ' 7:2. .. my... 1...,
u up
121 llalu st" South Norwalk, :2: .. ”Among; 35:: ., Wm:
Next to J. n. Bum-l florist. 7.00 -- local as. no: v Adams]: Ac.
llsvinzheenappointcd agent [or W. BJIALL & I." " 3'90“ 3906.114! " Bmtoulx.
co. tonhe select their goods in lhll vicinity, l 10.15 “ Acocm. , " tin-nan
would m ctlull invite the ladies to call and it. “ Washtoo ls, 7.88 . Ace-an.
examine inn-mp", or which 1 have a lull "In Burners. , 9J1 ' Aeoom
and whilghll willeellattrhc prim-”ohm lirid , ‘ :Jlgp In figtl: 3 0.51 pan. Amour.
store. 0 owl area ew o l it many bargam' s . . - '
which I otter :11: 7.28 1" bulky.
Black Bill:- at 69c. per yard. “ll ”“0""
Satin Dm~lme,8'Jc.. lomlcrly totalled at ”.25
Rhedsmch'l‘iille l;rancairc,8ura’l:‘. ii 001 nd _, .. . .. , , . we-.. “
Ancl rant inco mournin '01 s, a w a
silk wrath lienricllar, in al‘lklhe lstcet summer In”. haw. t'" Norwalk.
ehadca rcnch Challica. Saleem. Zephyr» and com win. «also am
i‘erssole. 0.0; s n 6M a. m.
Bar-gains in baby cape and rantings. 6.55 " 8.5:! “
Alec agent for Dr. Scott‘- Electric Comte. Flesh 7.19 " 1.41 p
Blur-her, Curlers, Crimpern, etc. and Taylor's mu " 5.127 “
Foldint! ”Hill“. ml73ul ll.“ " It'd "
mm.-.“ _ .,-.w....c..,_._..- -. . ., 1” l’ m 9,5] '-
Bnildlng Stone for sale. '31:} .. ,
oon ;, ”a," 5mm, ,0, ”3,, 3,, "u, 0. lJlIlll'Alll. ':.'l'. llsnrarsap.
load. lardzor (got, tlclivuc‘vll. Thug W'fiuv‘ lien.l‘aaa.Agt
alone are (Harrie wil care, In nrc l
beat that clan be obtained.‘ , “0U8ATONIC RAILROAD.
A y r. . ,
”3’. a. tiUYllll.(o‘r billion a sonata nmsroa.
tt ll. W. Ninth—l). eclchpvil w,
Pamengar Trains.
" . sou'ru.
Lv. Norwalk. L'. 80. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson l’utll
0—“ ‘ "O 733mm. 745nm. rte-Ln.
Bail “ 9N " 910 '-
1024 " 103-3 ” 1040 "
. ”mum. “Hum “Hunt
> w . 39 .. g ‘9. n 4 M is
704 " Hired 715 "Hired 72! ”ll‘x‘d
.r" " “'V NOR'I‘II.
Lv. Wilson I’olnt. ,. Lv.lio. Sorwalk. Ar.Norwalk
no a m. ltisul l ”a. m. l's‘d 2 10 Mixed
0:5 -- -- , not .. -' no ~-
W. ll. srrvraeolv, Vice-Pros. and (icn'l Ilanagw.
V, (7. Pants. superintendent.
.l.1', Faun, General Ticket Agent.
HOUSA'I’ONIC DIVISION.
April 95, 1895.
In“: Bridgeport [or Pittsncid.
7.10 a. ll" scrotumn o'u ,
tum
10.3) p. m Hired , suamv nan.
express ; 7 a: a. m
accommo's ‘
.1” .. .. ‘
“Goon only as tar as New Milton!
WI. ll. Sumner. Vice PM" i ticu'l Nan'g‘t
W. II. Lion, supt.
.l. T. Palm. (Ira. Title! 19L. Bridgepmtmunn
MAIN 54suli1§l
“w...—
, wall mounts.
:wrn'n; BLANKS
201'. Double ltoll.
l’un- Paris Grrm, 30c. po-r lb.
Yellow Debt», in 01', 6c. pvt lb.
You tinn Rad, in Oil. be. pvr lb.
:‘lllllllll‘ “'htlu- Lead,
AT
,Decker’s
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
Quill
3°"? 393.“??th
; Monuments and Headstones.
l Donut boy smonnmrnl or llcaduonc from an:
antigens in: new mo.
' all com etc and will not hull minted in its
uvpt‘lllll’tifl? Dual: in all kinds omnildmg slow
‘2’.
MAIN
m K’.‘;‘»’
P. V". BATES.
lllllm
940 -- 9n) '- 931mm.
120! " l‘.’l:ip.m I213 .II. .
12 l! " lenl I47; ”)Iiscd I51 lxutl
i213». m. 515 .. 5i)p,m.
5w “ on '- om ~'
1610 ”list-d ion “)lixul rostrum
‘ GUKDAY.
0l5a.m 920nm.
G-tOpm. 655nm 7W "
87.00 per cwt. m
BOS’I‘()N S'I‘ORIC.
Watch this Space.
BOS'I‘O N STORE.
—
I WILL PAY THE,
You
and Metals.
WILLIAM Poltmoltl‘t,
sum-m NtlliWALK
' .rrpeckwéii.”
1 James Bloch. Water at.
Norwmlk, --
Itetng unable to manniactnrc
‘l'o comm; with l M
am: 0 once oideet
y menu in the clan- for the sale oi
singles, Poll-us. &4:.
Pine Harness To Order.
in canal. at the old “a“.whm l will “11:25
I.
l line 0! WM . 8m Ola-sol
lb'ihaIeaIJh-avsltnehask.
Highest 1 ‘ash Price
tings. Bones, Bottles Iron
l'hrnee moving tau sell the stock by sending pan
card to
Conn.
HARNESS
coaccraeJ have learn the
largestcotablish
"ill‘lN'Sh, Saddles. Halters, Surv
A'I‘ENTB.
(7-. It Brsac'ron,
“’ashlngton. D. C.
Ten ycsls In United Slates Patent om.
dtw Guide to inventor: mailed tree.
Till Mflllll llflllfll.
._ -- 1H3 BEST——
MEATS
SERVED I.\‘ Tilt. BEST MAKNKR
It a: want the comm-rt HEATH. obtained re-
rd of trouble or can, you will Ind them at In)
arket. as well an
Poultry of all Klflll,
IN ITS 833803.
F. HAYES.
DIBIlLK‘h lllldt‘l
_ morn unaware.
Such goods and prices as these need no introduction.
m‘mw Km“ “"9 ‘0 "w "um quoted here we have a hundred others which, for luck at space, we are obliged to (unit.
race. . . .
Amonulnenttothememoryot thohauged grandest bargains in the town, whether you buy
Dry Goods or Hosiery, Notions, Oil-Cloths or Shades,
awe-YOU WILL BE SURE TO GET-———-
THE VERY BET GOODS AND A DOUBLE DOLLAR’B WORTH.
Hose, worth She and 850 tor 14c per
st 17¢ per pair. worth
sing top Hose, Me per pair, worth 80:. ‘
Children’s Unlined lull regular made
lilo per pair, worth 4’00.
IAdica’ all silk Hilts, black and colors,
(lents’ Strl
10o. worth
ladied’cxtnfinelhla thread timer.
to, worth $1.00.
Halt Hoar, lull regular
and 000.
‘ HOBIER'Y.
Ladies' Black and Colored. lull regular made
I’.
i
I
Indirs’ Lisls'l‘hreadg‘osr. will out... also 8,
Children's Black, lull regular made Hm. leg-
vi
l
l
I
i
l
Hose for
mph”, 3 count of 10 pct cent.
Ill-(I9, In! !
3
umcand
UNDERWEAR.
the lot, all sizes, at 17c. This is a];
{great bargain. We will give u dis-j
lLudica’ and Children's Underwear, *
’ with the exception ot‘25c goods. l
Important. ‘
Bsnroan, than, April 93. '88.
A. F. Quinlan]. 309.,
I have med Quintard'a Barr-partlla
since last Summer and it hse put me in shapeto
work once more, which l was not able to do
lgotthemalsriain Central America two yurs
sgoand have ordered trons it since, using calomcl,
quinine, etc..b the wholmlc. Qninmd‘s Sana-
panlla did the these tar me.
Yours Truly
P. 0. HILL.
{rut tut
GEO. B. PLAISTED.
R EM OVA. L .
M rs. J. A . [locker
"as thlot'kl) Hill
Ill-cm- Mullins Room-
PURCHASING
,.... ‘I’U--
t‘or. West st. and Taylor Ave"
SOLD IT
.lGI'INUY
“lure hl’lt‘ will have locum-d tacilitlesahd more
nominrthcaocummadation otherpalmas. t!
Tho-y are the sort that speak for themselves.
1 (or other goods.
I PARABOLS.
For the balance 0! the mason our Parasol: will
Children’s Gauze Vests, will close i be void node- or can. in order to make room
hailed Clwmlsettee. our the and title goods will
on a“ Gems}. he sold at no and We. 3::
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