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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 23, 1888 · page 4

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The City of Chester Sunk in
Five Minutes.

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‘lh Mr W Jul "on"!!! m
m ”arbor—Ana M n Minoan-

th d '0‘ timlwflu Chm“!
M (Int ll Two—dunk ow Ito-rd. :

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W's!" Mroww wulr Wink-go and .

I'm any-“ling rm Luv—womanly}
We. Cabin u-d Two-trowel

W Immune: Imuu, will: 3
“no of Ila Crow—1h (Sunni-5
Mary. \

mfurmwo, Aug. 25..~Tbo MMipE
City of Chapter, bound from this place for 1;
Eureka, Cal, woo run down to «log just: {1
outsidt Ibo harm yesterday by flue noun.» 3
Iblp 06mm from Dong Kong.

Tho-mm Clty o! ample“ liar dock ;
Infill! oily about. mu. m. lm' her regular ‘
hip 00 Eureka, Cal. m carried on my,
madly large number of powwow. Wlwn ‘
slew-miles down the buy she amounterml
heavy fog. Capt. Wallace: buxom blowan
the Miner's whistle, and prcmeetlml can";
(lowly. When all For: Palm; film Whack: of g
on approaching steamship WM mm, The 1
City of Chest»! gave: the proper canal, l
warning the other Vesael no mul- on tho port.
“l. was evidently mhumlatstm’xl. [UV in 3
mm the bum prove of the» wommqllfp
Oceanic, j’hse arriving from Yoknlmrm, *
emerged lrom the lug. ,

The large steamer was so near the» City of
Chester that: there. was no possibility of ,
avoidingocollismn. The cabin. pmngam
of the theater were nearly all on (leak, and
the captain caller! to thorn. m purpose for um ,
shock. There WM a. large numhur of Worth/ill “
and children among 51mm. owl n puma rut;
mceensued Tho Uremic sum-la chafing;
of Chester on tho port gm», Hr»: punw an".
Into the Chester’s uppcr ram-km and til-t.
crushed down to the bulwarla, lac. nk' ‘.
log into the 9mm rmrm not mhm. Tm; ’;
bow of the 0098mm crmhwl mm almrnldllof
Iefiion of the City of Clean, running may :0
rod under the blow and manna; liar almost
info halves. Before the mutual pom-«l n. mum»
bore! the Clty of Chcsosr’npaw-r1317“ War?!
rescued by being; pmwl up (’Nr‘f chm Law a:
the Oceanic. The olfwm unl «raw» of the
Cllfy o! Cheater seemed no lam pnmzwum of
their senses and snveml pmwmga rte snow. that .
wt of the crew alimln-lluluxwd lemmrmr, *'

 

 

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leaving to pméugcm rm cufluwny um bouts. ,
One of those was lower-ml. ad 300% no lxrmllzlev
and 3 number of pm‘ugew who all, 1
Others, having pmvi’dol lbemlvow mm .
Iiiopresevven, jumped overboard A large-
portion, however, Went down wlnh lbs 2
manner, which began lolllls Manly on] E
m in may {albums of water DEW: rmnmtew ;
alter tho coilbiion occurred. E

The 0cm bum rescued a lumbar n»! m l

8m! crow who-cm to me nurfucr: ?
«for the CW sank, but rho groom um» 1
bar of those who went down with uho groom V’
were drowned.

A number of lugs and bonus of all «Mp»
unaware-out to the mama-om»:
of the «afloat was removed}, ml rendered
what service they mull in pickling; up the
livln‘ ouddeud floating among KM wreckage. 2

The grew loco of lift in Wed lo naive i
mod mg the stowage pol-mugs”. of :
w the” were lwenllyvnhm on board. i
Only two of than we» account“ for. The ,
other: on a 1m. Them was;
Wye-bin. pmngers, of whom (on m ;
loot. Throaoflbocrewm'olwlmt. '

Th mo! of the cum: W m:

«was in northwestern meylvuruo. sent

. A grnnl l-umpm in tho WM] rooms of

} gas wrcb. The pipe explained with u deafen—

l Kandy.

, clarion; MA curicry.

> mllewlu all due-{tum from [Illr‘ city. The

' rcwnly MM .12}, mm; Would thin grade
. know bald a: 15‘ trot» and over, to tho:

 

A can win up.

MID Wt Dwrlwx Broil-mm Wol-
mo to G. A. 8. Vacuum.
Rumour», 1’... Aug, '35.“TDI Sorlbo
wanton) llon, ll. A. IL. had their
luurfl.» annual reunion born.» yamwrdoy. Ab ml
lurtycllw (l. A. It 5m, lrow flu: mm“

 

III"! 5.000 Tim city is one man
of are”, hunting. flour, jumbopl joti, etc"
from and lo and. Over 25,000 people Wllv
WI flu par-do, wulcb no uric-rd at
Ibo public moon by. 001m Janus A
Braver, Hwnury of the Couuwuwoultb L.
W. mm, 33wa and the Soul:-
wam u, A, n m ,

A night pom wok place at sou dolock,
uncut ll. pom, floor of Veterans, the
«WM lira WWII“ and civic 07m
um participating. Col. Fred. Grout 3nd
(formal Tom, who wm booked for
rpm-collars of!" ‘8 WW. lulled to appear.

Ibo Usl erlmgo mludod the festivities.

Auru'clnck lat night um man were in-
ammly lullnl and maul other! injured by
the cxplmlml of on lrnn pipe on the balcony
of Dr. llnid‘o ofllco, 50. 75 lulu strut. The
pipe: wot lmprovlud u o fender for rod sud
HUG llm powder, llw powder dropping
threw: the pipe cum-projecting natural

mg m, waving pan of the balcony and
quitting tho pipe Info fragments. One of
tho: flying ;mm of Iron struck Ilolmt Ilen-
lcy, who won “ruling on tho Wu side
of the “not. touring nwoy tho whole top of
bio howl. killing him instantly. W. If. Cur—
1b,»! flow ('uy, wu alao “nick with one of
the flying frngmmu, on was aim Blword
lnwl, cl tllb city, Duel died almost in-
«mu bull“ biivc. SI. Albert bud
an arm blown all, oral Mfr. )lcCo-mlmr lost a
log. Scorn! women owl children were more
or law injuml, but their names and the ex-
tent of (hair ipjuriu maul In: ascertained.

The explm‘srm occurred on film main thor—
oughly». where “languid: of [Myplc bud
corsgrcgulni to witnxib lba night plumb.- of
fly: 0, A‘. ll.

 

Burglar. on Trial.

i’mvmsmx K I, Aug, 2‘.£—»»Bdwnr.l and
Zofi/haniu Ilrrpivim, brnlbcru, ugcn 2’.” an»! 30
you rmgwctfully, wore: o‘xunincd before
lfmrml S'u’m l’rlmmlwmcr Henry )lanh,
Jr.. on flu: roar-g» of breaking into a store
or. tiara-nary, It. I,, in which flu: IK‘m‘tnlIlu‘
mm Lamond. anal muslin; stumps. mmey,
'l'luey mum! exam-
lrlzrllm., Biol wore lwirl in $7.5m mvh for {be
growl for)“ all the [tonal Storm «:xrcuit
court in Knutslfmr. From the manner in
whorl; Kim ixmk mu cffoctml, It i,“ ompcctod
llm: this pro/mo“ perpetratml at loam soul»
of the nusn'vmn' banglarm WIlLTII hm»: n?
(wily ovmrrnl in Coventry, “'iwkfrmi,
Yr»; lirwznwch. Infayctze and “’kafnni
Juncwm,srnl ii which property aggregat~
lug 6211;!!!) in value Ms been stolen

(Etta! I’m-age by Storm.

SIM ”nuts”. Aug. .51—1'1'»: latest ro-
pvrn- fvmuoll lam. uf the: mgur belt show
Kim! lb: grwdmfi vintage demo by the rec-mt
comm mm m lb! when between bayou
Tucker and [he Mlsnlcshlppl nvrr. and along
the rwcr a.» luv up in llayuu Sum, but morn
a: la» danmgr: mu tint»: fur a distance of lot!

”now“ of rhumgo m IflllllIEIEZS, crupo, cm,
will uggngnu- millions of dollar». Then.»
was ”Brut-21’ lie-My ruin full ymmnhy morn—
lug.undtbo weather a still unsettlul. AI—
mowt flmmlsreclty watof Cloyhourue street.
in covered with water to the depth of three
toot

 

 

“guru am Wool.
thorns, Aug, Z;.-’l"l.o Amil‘nn Wool
WM UH”! says, editorially; ”Then is 3
firms; “mini": element in the wool
win pro 1.11m; higher prjcev. Michigan X

_...-.__~,_...........

by!!! in «on» ground for cloimlng a 2 cent:
r pnnml r42. ”wallow how recently
mimic! manner. Not. only has then
m adcvm in Ila-ton receipt! of 60,531
hunk-mu: and “1,274 foreign, but than
on lam a denim: failing of! in the prolon-

1 lion of the (mail Slam Home a slighl

Wmmmg in the: goals lurker.”

 

Multan. filnl n "nation.
Wagmsmmr. Aug. “AL-Tho Republican

: Encodes I know what an energetic, outerprlc-

 

Thurman Ell). Huron

A Grand Ovation Given the Old
Roman.

III! TALKS TARIFF 1'0 'I'IIB CROWD

 

A: humou- firm Aw-lu Illa Arrlnl.
no Town Gully nomad-Ono not.
I. lumedluloly launch-o lulu tho

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[8313, Fill flysleu,

CANNED GOODS. BIO.

01m. N. l, N. H. lll Bum.

H Klmefelter,

arm 1'!

Vegetables, Fruits,

 

W of flu Day-A Plano-t spout.

Pour Honor, Mich, Aug. Zl—Tbo run
of the Thurman party from Oakland bore
was marked by nothing of greater public
interest than animation» from the than, lb.
vice presidentini candid-to roman-lip. will!
swore of bl- hot. Cougraflnun Whiting
polulod out the various objocu of inherent l
lollr. Thurman. Juu after tho sun the ‘3"
yacht Robert A. fired a salute that was ul-
mod lost in tho deafening cheer-luridlm it.

Anl’on Huron was reached the signs of a
[root doy’r donmnstrotlou untested. Crowd!
were wuvlng handkerchief: and chagrin;
lustlly, rosidcnuoi wore mphndout in bunt»
lug mud flags, boat- 11) every dlrectlon blow
their whistles, and Port Huron and land»
monlum seemed one.

W

A. 1’. infant, 1'}qu
Q" I have

lint-0‘ in: Bummmd n bu put me la shape to
work once mom. which I way not able to do.

0, ‘ .
3,26 " Illlx. l10.41 Aocoln f
8.8) “ on.“ . 12.131).an xx. —
m " Mal 1.13 ” Milk. , .
. 9.38 ” Aocm. 1.44 " Sp'glelu Wu. . .
no.1: .. In. 3.07 “ IaulIx _ .
"45 u ”Loafing, [:12]: :: IAIWI. .II. .
1m .., .... ' - m —
, ’3 Bullmp { no u laugh.
3 Wk.

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

N. Y. ll. 1!. l5 ll. BAILRDAD.
humus.

prn ' 115 Warren}

. II. . on. .
95.5.3" boron. ‘Ml ” Acton. ‘
5.12 " WEI. 7.38 “ Acoom.

a,“ " 15pm.» [8.50 9‘ Am.
7,28 “ local Ix. 016 “ lmlkx.
7.56 ” Xxx-11x. sl :3 “ While 111.121.

 

m k ,v
2,“ N Accom. 5.34 " ,
”5 .. A n :1: .. u'dgd lino I

5.15 " own. 3 .. “ n '9 cc.

5.51 “ lupus-I. 1M " Acwm. ’ OF THE”

5,10 “ Acton! , " Accom.

7,00 " lmllx .11 " Ammllec.

 

Important.

BIDNBD, Inn. April as, '53,
mod Qulutml'a Sawmill.

gut lbc mulninn (‘cuml Amelia two you!

and hue rum-murmur it mince. lining CWI,
qulnlne. (413., b the whom-1c. Qulnwd'o 8am
[mills dld the :uuim-n for me.

Your! Tmly
fl 1’. (l. IIILL.

our.» nv mm on

GEO. B. Dynamo.

 

illul mum.

 

 

 

 

A! the landing the reception was an ovu-
llon to make any now-mun proud. --Tbn big
crowd procoudml at once to the pork when
(he “who. wan: to be mode. 0:: being in,
[reduced Judge Thurman sold:

LAmzs no Gunman-“'11! you kindly
allow me to keep my cup on! (Cries of “You,
sin") I am afraid that this cold north wind
might do we some bum If I went baro-
headed, and although I um perfectly willing
to urn-over my hood before the people, I
don't wont to break down M. the beginning
.rf the campaign (Crlgn‘ of “Good! Good!
Hosp 1: onl" and cboorr.) My frionds, this

law,

one Qun1l|y,-—le lie-l.

Bu'l. le, Lamb, Mutton. I‘Mk. Sill Iud Fran,
Comm! Ilrwl’. Slnnkcd 'l'ngmn

11mm.
hbouldcnl. Ilaranlalngnx. Prank-
lumn. Etc.

Home Dressed Poultry :1 Specialty.
Orders Dolivcrcd Promptly.

CHARLES SMITH

53 Washington Slrcm. ‘“

 

1: [ho lira: [true in my lilo that Ivbu'e bad
the, lmnor of speaking in your 3mm. I have
Iwn invited again and ngoln, but I have
mover boon obi» to acmpt any luvilatlon bo-
furo this. I autos-m it u very great privilege
tubeable to uddrms you today. 1110 so

In; and intelllgont population Michigan
containmund I know too that your poopie
are taking the deepest interest in unequa-

°—PHINTIN6‘°

 

 

lions tbut are: being discussul this year, In
t1».- brirl limo that I shall speak I shall oc-
cupy mywlf mainly with on» of lbw ques-
tions. I skull do no bocausu it is that in
which so much inform: Is now taken, and
upon which so much is being Mill by speak-
er», by writer! and through the public pres.

The queslion to which I allude-1 B con»
manly calla-cl Hm tan" question. I presume
mom is not a prrzmn within the sound of my
voice who does not know what is meant by
the tariff, and yet. it “my 11le us 00-day if I
give a clear and precise definition of what a
will bl

A tnnlY, my frlr‘nrli), '5 nothing in the
world but u tax—n tax levied by the general
government upon every nrtlcle of muumcrco
that comes mm the l'ulled Strum sud that
to lntomlal for solo with“: uur borders, which
imunlly valor-o the pure of the alleles, and
llmmforo imam; a tax or n burden upon
lb»: people for every article of domestic malr
ufuctun: of the like nature with them which
pay tho tarill tax. Now we have at this mo-
ment, according to the last advices tbal I
have socu, about. summgm in the national
treasury called surplus revenue; that in, tuners
collected from the people beyond the necessi—
ties of the government. Those 8115,M,000
are lying partly idle in the vaults ‘0! Ibo
treasury of the Uulted Sula, of no ser-
vice to any bumzm being, drawing no Inter-

‘ @110 gctlfim‘l’

HAS THE,

Best Facilities

 

FOR

Job Priming!

OF ALL KINDS.

 

40%—

WCRK PROMPTLY

 

est,cnrning no profit, but taken from the
pockets of tho people. where they properly
belong, and where. if they were now found,
lbonunds and tons of “tons-adv and bun—
dvods of tbomnds of the people of the
United Slates would put them to good use.
and improve their condition and prosperity.
durum) -. -.‘

Jim think of it for one moment. We on
told lbll a high lull makes a country
richer, u if it were possible Io nuke a mum
try rich by oppromively axing In people.
Ain't that a new way to make I man rich;
wrun your bundlnto his pocket and lake

EXECUTED

 

A T

REASONABLE PRICES.

. , 2 Wm momma; u prevail“ yesterday
6. Wklbmlimn, ammo. Mn. ll. L 2 pr, the may/frolic non-tors. through Mr
Inca,“ 9’“ ”a”; M“ L', I" ,"M I’mkdha: at (brawl «£155me mums-s
Wh’ J' A IMFMM ”l“ ”5"“ “mum” 1 W a rm for two weeks, to noble solu-
M'; C: 1' ”mm,“ hm ”Mr" ‘W'r r rim ml member! to vial! their Immo- to
’ml: Iii-I10; "I n' M ‘1 l 1:? PMW’ Hokenrmt, and a! the now time give “19'
106' me " 3 the: cm were: i mlmmmxmoc of the org-ole committee on

' o , g doom an opportunity to complete in tariff

3' R“ “mam “"9“; K W‘Ww ms. Arm mmumxm Senator Beck n

Adorn Richmoml. ,_ . .
c-pc. Wullwe,tl1o magnum. ,; WT“, "m "” W” W “’9" "

whwumolglhomscwl. mallow Ibo 193—,
WWW ‘ Wicca-oil Irv-illn- Rowan-noun.
“I no standing on lilo bridge and (fuel MIqurxn, Win, A“ 2;, ~11»:- ltepub
Cluster w.» fleeing her woyoua euro-ugh In. 1‘ 13am «alumni-cation mun-ml the follow-
log, blowing her who» mwny, whu’ lag am: For governor, \v. 1;. Road;
lbs Oceanic’r whiml‘o wm bowl “'13 no r imn‘ gram, 9M2? “3 Wand:
rworod brand] mwmd we would m. Wary of male. Ema: n, Timmy; unto
our-um 1mm m» «M a... w? um... lulu-rt u, Hnnhuw: attorney
on our per: node nowhere, ml japan,“ 5 W, (barks B. ill-Wonk; mpcrinieu-
hr mtdfingly. I look prop-yr m u»: dental public imlnmloo, Jesse B. Thaycr;
‘ “ ovoid M, and I mobs Mum Myra I? ruilrnal mmmiwummr, Alloy Pmmn; in-
7 chi-vol at Midway bur grunt PM bull . mm 5mm, Philip Cheek, Jr.
‘ mwmol the fuzz. There vim no m. l ~~—~—-——--—-
fr wan-smug“ gaming; ml of rho my,
‘ math pun-em» wm goo rowdy for me i Srwrmn. R I., Au; Zl—Tbo whom.
Mudwy 0157mm! w’mlm 1mm ml flu! P. ”mm, ('npv, A. Nicholson,“ Prov»
mallow was nominal»; terribly, _, aim, ”at“ ulvvrc about a mile north of
; WMWR I» m the pervade 1 Point Judith life raving notion Bbe wot
3 our II: on pink Mm no thflc‘k I; Imm rm Sewpon Xe!!! to um um.
WMWMMW lawman Illa: lulu/mo! cod. Theaptolnomlcrowwm
“awake! in Mar wm swam, : ml by Copt. Kmlu, of tho IlIG .‘IIIK
We!“ rho-Mn» mm npzmhmm. Thevmllialnolml pmillon on
r WWW This wreck woo mbl'lllenm‘mlwillpmboblylxeokupamlh

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

“mm-u Gunnery“: of un- pawl.

“Mhmd‘wmm. in wmmt'
four m m the mun-aw rim um
mm down. on. rum n npmyl
uuwWwwthé‘
nmmmmmumwm
mmmmomu lunar»;
taro-bur. mmulkmlwuum
mdenayov-«iuuo

wovohlhwuur. Idonoubiakikt
«immune-mu lament"
“mm In” lion ”ml. Thu
vodka-w W in m 4- WM 1“
Mflmmymwm"
mmaow wron- rmw m,
Hit a M, h, in m I!” w-
mhmmwm and flung»
diam. Show-rm «mm,
“worm for half Mn- fn Ila.

; and um Ila. following candidates for
,m ohm: (loo. If. limb, of Harri-on

,mm; Ilium 1'. lawn, of Clay coon",

a mu wml.

 

Wu“ Virgin]. IC'IIDIMI ‘I’klml.
Clown, W. V... Aug. 21. ~11» Bo-
wlrfim «an malno- not In this city

may, now was; lbs ’1de
imam. for gov-nor; Willlun l’. Bub-
Mlfl Grammar attorney sonar-l;
00m ll me. of Bartel; county,fov

for mu.

W W Caron“...

 

All my on ”llama frat-tho Mum stunt
m," by Ir. M Comedy. of Pub
“action

muesli-huh»
Ill-Inuktitut“ lawful-eluc-
kW!“

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

out what you find there! (Laughton) And
that without. any just reason whatsoever for
doing so. Ain’t that a singular way 10 mile
anybody rich! And that ls precisely the
plan that than) folks advocate when thoy
tell us that this Country is lo be made
wealthy by means of high taxation. Again,
they have the audacity to my that Ibo lnrlll'
lax iii not paid by the comugierspf the arti.
clan which an) taxed. “ by, if the con—
sumers of mml urtlcles do no: pay, I would
like to know who does. (A voice “30 would
I," and cheers.)

It in: curious fact, and one of the worst
filings oboutlbis mrilf‘lux, that while the
government gel- “ reaming from the fox,
domestic nmnufacturcn go: 8"», u it is heat
estimated, that never goes lnto Ibo treasury
at all. How duel this bnppon! A man
called an importer brings good: luto tho
Unlfcd Stale! Io bcsold. Ho comm! sell I
yard or a pound until he pays lbb tariff lax.
He pays it, therefore, and than sollu it 1.0 the
manhunt. Of coum ho must get tb'u fax back
In the price for which he rolls, or he would
loan his money. His business would break
up at once. Therol’oro, ho puts the to! on
original coil of goods, and wllh the cost of
transportation and his reasonable commer-
cial profit, be rolls; the goods to the menu
chant. The merchant sells to the retail mer-
chant, and of mm tb'u tax which colored
into the price continues la the price. and to
it is added the profit: of tho morn-bout. Then
the retail merchant lull: to you, and of
course he must not the lax in his prloo, for
otherwise be would loll for has than he gave
for tho goods, and no mm would comm to
that. Therefore um lax lopmlu when tho
cloth, for instance. ls sold to you. and In tho
price you pay this retail merclnul. You
pay the whole of the tariff tax. the Import
on? prom. Ibo wholoalo merchanu' profit.
and the mail morchonto' pronto, herald. the
inure“ on “Mr money.

The amount of dutloblo goods importod
info the United Stolen In 1887 won in value
“50.0mm in round numbers. The dulle-
olhcted on these goods, the mm tux, wore
0212,1ll),000 and I fraction. Thmforq, In
that single your I to: was levied on the
people of the United Sula by the spouting
of the farm low of “13,000,000 Ind a Inc-

M tion,whlchmtlnto the Federal "usury

But that, u I have told you, was the loo-to!
fl” burden. “The domestic maul-clun-
ol tho-mo kind of commodities um your
unwanted lo “MONOJD. and n th- prleo

Aunt-fume nor-ohm

Bunmll.‘Y..Aug.fl. BM-
wo- uruud Inn by n dot-«Iv.

WE HAVE FOUR POWER PRESSES

or mu
MOST APPROVED PATTERN I

AND THE

Hosiery.

Ladies’ Black and Solid Col-
ors, in]! regular made at. 190.

Ladies’ Brilliant Lisle Thread
Hose, all colors, 39c. reduced
from 50c.

Ladies’ Black and Colored
Lisle Thread Hose, 50c. reduc-
ed from 7 50.

Children’s Lisle Finish Hose
22c. reduced lrom 40c.

Gents' Hall Hose Shaw
Knit, 100.

Gents’ Unbleached Hall‘Hose

 

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”Latest Styles of ’l‘yLe.‘

I

Trnlnl 1.0an But non-1k.

a." " B'pol'l spec. 12. u Bunionxx.
10.15 “ Anus-I. . 1mm“. ,
12.56 “ Wuh‘wu Ir. 7. " Acorn.
8mm“. 1, 9.11 " Awom
‘ 9.15 Amon- § 6.51 pan. Arman.
1 6.14 W! Acwm.
, 7.28 " Wimp. ;
z 8.59 “ norm. 1
t . a '

 

 

some wm. com an
13..., AT THE
6...“ .. . .. ..
7.19 " l :47 p.m
9.34 " .37 "
11.41 " oz; "
2.40 p.111 9.51 -'
as: :2 1
0.]. Sunnun, 1}. T. IIIII'M'IAD.
(lcu.Bup'

“on. I’m. Au‘l

 

 

IIOL’SA'1‘0N10 RAILROAD.
mummy o nuumu un'uuou.

”:‘ff‘m‘w Remnants Of H
l’ Inger 'l'rlllu. am urgs,
BOUT] I.

Lv.Nomlk. Lv. So. Norwolk. Ar. Wilma Pom

732mm. 745mm. 7523.111.

8 56 " 9N " 9 10 "

It) 24 " 1033 “ 1C 40 “

1250p.m. ImpJn. ElmpJn. ,

4 39 " A 49 “ 4 .56 "

7N " lllxcd 7 lb " lecd 7 22 "M'x'd ers

NOR’A‘II. I

Lv. Will-on Point. hallo. Norwolk. ~30er!

1:30 I. m, lllxed 140 I. m. M'x‘d 210 Mun!

6:5 .. .. “5 .. .. “w ..

s 40 -.‘ . out) " 9 201.111.

220! “ 1213;), m. I218 . In. ‘

1212 " Mixed 145 " Mixed 1.51 ind ,

4 25 p. m. 515 u 5 an p, m. emnan

55.0 " 615 “ 6:!) " ‘ ,
7 l?- “

1010 " Mined l0 1'? " Mixed IO 24 Mixed

u’xmv.
9 m n. m 9 20 p. In.
640pm. 6.55pm 70) "

W. H. snvnmn. “to I’m. md (3211'! Hunger.
P. C. Pun. Sugnmracndcm.
J. T. FINN. General Ticket Agent.

HUL'SATIJMC mnswx.
April 25. 1389.
have Bridgeport for I‘llllflt‘ld.
7.10; pa. occammo'n I

 

Remnants of 4-4 Cotton,

Remnants of Hero 4-4 Cotton.

PGoeo only on luv M New Milford

WI. II. Srrvuml, \‘tm l‘rce‘t a Ucn’l Illn'g'r
W. K. Lion, fiupl.
J . 'l'. Flux. Urn. fiche: Autullrldm‘wrl. Conn.

Hatch, Baileyl [:02

M....._ N. _

WOOD MANTELS,
DOORS.
BASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.

0? ALI. KINDS.

 

In filct all Short Lengths must be Closed 0

Largo Stock of Columns
for Trimming

- _ ... w...

Plate and Sheet. Glass.

Slcmn Sawing. Planning,
and 'I‘uruilw.

w...“

I WILL PAY THE
Highest. Cash Price
F011

Rags. lluucs, Bottles Iron
and Metals.

I'umcs munug uu pull the [‘le by u-uding poo
ul can] In

W I l.l.l.\ NI Humming
slur'rll mum/«1.5.

 

lumber Yard between mxln'ud 1nd rm‘xogc
bndgu.

mm at {0010f Marshall Street;

South Norwalk. Conn.

Halal], Bailey 8. la.
1'. “DIES «a, Elmo's“ .o.

m v... I)". m In.“ mm. ‘3 Huruvsy, Tuldl‘csh llalkers, bur-
'l'h» windyc hi . cold v . ' (r ‘ . - '
{Ma's . gwcm.m;fifin:§gl nut, 05, l 0 us, 0.
or . mg: n: tum Amount in 'nc arm
' Pine Harness'l'o Order,
A: uauul. of rho old nmndnvhcn' I will too are n-
lor line of Whips. Spougcs. CIA-main, inn 2!

. or for Putin-u of Polar, or non-fad in Quiuitica.
‘ They do nut crock or unul; ”colon. $0: uh by
Robot. Peed Bogs. Tuvalu»: Mn Ac.

J. I‘. Peckwell.

1 James Block. Wntcr m...
N orwa 11:. Conn.
Being unable to manufacture

HARNESS

To cnmpvlvwllh large couccmr. l have token the
upncy of one of lb» olnluu nml hum-s! L‘SIQIlIlfih

_- AT...—

A;

E. K.Lockwood & Cos.

 

 

 

The Buck Ranges

‘, IIUYT‘S l’bumuy.und (300. ll. l'lulolulfimzumtl.

 

 

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lull regular made,

19c. worth 250.

 

W...

170.

Gents’ Solid Colors and Stri-
ped full regular made. 19c.
Gents’ Extra Fine Hull Hose
[all regular made, 250.
Silk Mitts, Black and Colors,

Black Talfuta Gloves, 13c.

Linens.
UNBLEACHED TABLE DAMASKS.

62 inch wide, 29c.
58 “ 35c.
56 “ 45c.
62 “ 50c.

66 inch wide, 550.
62 “ 600.
69 in. wide extra line 690.
Turkey Red Table Damask,
Fast Colors, 56 inch wide, 23c.

ALL LINEN TOWELS.

Damask 32x18, 100.
Unbleached Huck, 32x18, 150.
Bleached Huck, 45x24, 21c.
Bleacked Damask, 42x24, 250.
Bl’ch’d Dam. ex fine 42x22 400.
Huck, 45x26. 250.

White Napkins, Damask, 650
to $2.50 per doz.

Turkey Red Napkins, 500.;
to $1.50 per doz. 1

Colorel‘ Burleral Table Covers.

10-4 All Linen, $1.25.
124 All Linen, $1 50.
8-4 All Linen, extra fine, $91.75
9-4 All Linen, extra fine, $2.25.
Remnants of Table Linen,
Remnants of Sutecns, Prints,
Century Cloths, Muslims, Nuin-
sooks, India Linen, and Lawn'
will be sold at cost. Balance 0
Embroidered Shoulder Shawls
at reduced prices.

 

 

 

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SA

 

STORE.

Remnants of Challies,

Remnants of Ginghams,
Remnants of Sateens,

Remnants of Langdon 76 44 Cotton,

ut for less than cost.

10 Yards 0f Crinklcd Seersucker for 39 Cents.

 

 

 

Special Prices
to
ARCHITECTS
and
BUILDERS

It is not all
e o v o r o d with
Nickel Pluto

It is made in
YOUR
mm town.

Also — '
Agent for the
celebrated
R I C H I 0 N l)
RANGES
Plumbers 3nd
Gas
Fitters, Slate
and
Tin Roofers. ;

E. 1‘. IJOCIKWOOD 8: 00., Norwalk.

1

BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

All persons desiring to obtain bargains will have the Opportunity from now until the first of October, as our
entire stock must be sold, as we desire to open our new store with new goods.

Parasuls Less Than But.

It will pay you to look at
our line of Silk, Woolen and
Velvet Dress Goods.

$100 002 Yankee Colognefl

& oz. bottles 750. per dozen.
1 02. bottles $1.25 per dozen.

. Thin Cologncln command one of tho but II

Hm mum. guaranteed. A chums
should IVA“ mumnelm of. w my on

You will find bargains in
every department.

I. W. 8L M. 5. SMITH,

Washington Street, South Norwalk, } Bonn.

 

 

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