Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 25, 1888 · page 3

 

 

 

 

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HE DIDN'T "CATCH on."

A loving Story at In [insures-flu! AI-
tonpt to Catch I Pig.

There are many things in this World that
look mmratiwly easy, but which atrial
1111mm“ f‘llll forth a man‘s moat sorionp
wort. W1- hnve always lnborml mulur the
impression that a sixty pound pigmnld he
grabbed by the hind leg an l mm 11-11 nit 11‘ 11h
nominative man by a man of onliwir} am».
This crude hit-a, howevmr l111.A lonni'nml it!
slip on us (luring the last f1Iw day A

Last Thursday 111- and-11d up 1.1 :1 pi; like
amt-tuber of the )lnnluanin lt-dl rlub get-
ting on duk for .1 Atr1L1- 11111 11-.11 lml for his
hind leg. JuAt tlu him had 1.1111111 .1Atvp no
had not onion-teal him to malw and llll' leg
was not then- an) m11r1.l~1-ural mun)
reaches were mullv. but all ftll short ,nml
what rm! the mmt Aurprialug part of it. tho
pig,whi1-l1 was m alum-bod in it» rooting
that he never ltllkt‘ll up, nlwnys lmppe-nml 11)
move juAt at tho right mm- to be 1111mm],
While regarding it 11:1 11 1-.11111-11h-111-1- lfur tho
animal did not even know m.- m-n- tln-re, no
Stole upsoquic-tlyi, it was our of Ilium 1111-
aoylng «rim-ultenm-s that it is not may to 1w-
count for. If we wI-rt- writing 11 tit-altiw on
coincident-o Wu should :iw tins u prnlnggmt

 

.r.
oer. and, in 11min" to be .Aurv. t1 H 11111111 .111 it
bodily. Aguinom-ot' tho-sol 11.1111! 111.111.-

movoments took [IlnI'Lu 'l'lxn 1~i__;f<1nl{ 1110
mm gathern [kltiltn.n11«l\'-'v’~ toll fiat .111

Elm plane whe-n- the 1111,: ll‘lrl J11~t born. 'l'lr-u
belookml round for fln- tirAi 111111- -.. 1‘1! pm"
aeiving 11s lying tin-re. pruntml M. ;I.. 111,1 h. i

merit and trottml 111m}. lb: 11-115 s11 11.:. .1-
ishEd nt swing :1 111:111 lying Univ 1111 his l
stony-toll, spitting gray-Ii out nt’ hi»; munili,
that he went all and .A'tnr'l; his howl in 11 bur
rel to giro hiA brunt 11 rent.

Then m- sli-l up quietly and by 11 finely ml-
:ulaml’ cryptogramus nmrvnn-nt Slittlrlu‘il
him by tho hind leg. T his was probably
what tuuAud the barn-l to riso- up snddrnly
and hit us on tin- now, Thowrwstinn; man-l1
inertial to beginut this point. l-‘1rA't 1w 1:111 11
mllur and elbow hold on the barn-l and Atood
it on its head. Thou tln- pig 1:1 1t a grape vino-
look and throw 11A urn-r thv barrel. Than “1-
got a Cornish grip 1111 the uninml and threw
him, and wore in turn downed by the ltlll'l'lfl.
Thon we got '11 ball Xenon, tlrerIannnm
£09k on the plg'A pork. but it 1:11: but “rub a
hull turn and wine‘rmult and grabbed 11% by
the seat of the ”others. (‘luini of foul dis-
allowed by female- rub-r0»- on the front stops,
mgronnds that the pig's. toil had 1115:) lle'tfl'l .
grabbed in the turn. Tin-u tho pig. with A
new style of wrestling. lu-rvtut‘ur» unknown
:0 15, tumed us :1 A1 11111Irsn11lt. if a pig bl1n1 l-
folded by u bum-l 1111111! play this sort of
games. it occurred to 115 that there was
no telling what he might not do with his. bond
loose. This idea, and the. let-hug that I111
might put his heml out of the barrel, or the
aarrel head out, or get us out of our head,
and a most demoralizing allot-t. Suddenly,
by a coup 119 main not, w- stmd the barrel on .
and, with the pig's hindqunrtors in the air,
and thought we had the match won; but the
mimal wiggled down in the bam.,-l nnd 115
was lowered it on its A1110 toprevent his weight
annoying him any further, 111- mud» on exA
inordinnry n11 Wemeut. He smashed out the
barrel hmzi. and, us we had him by tho log
11113ng “S nicer him into the burn-l. When
Ire let go, to prevent the nails in tho barrel
{mm tearing Our new clothes, we found our-
Elves in the barrel and the pig in a field
Ibout half a mile from the 110150.

A woman, who had been sitting on the
tteps to not as a referee, gave the match to
she pig—Carson (Nov. 1 Appml.

Applied Mathematics.

 

Miss A.-—The wedding was as sad as a
funeral.

Mr. BenedictA-Wby shouldn't it be! Both
have the rhino result. In om: case, tw» are
made one; in the other, one is made.- nothing.
Dne lass each time. —Life.

wit-1'. 1n . Name?

Omaha Math—That bill is All right and I‘ll
give you a check in a moment.

Stranger from \\ 11y back—X0 )trul1111't I
don‘t want nuneo' yer checks. llimnm the
money in good solid win that l kin hold
on to.

“A check is much .‘A'afor. Don't indum.» it
until you deposit it ut your bank nn-l"——-

"1 don't do any dopositin‘ in banlw no
more; that‘s played 1111!. Ft» loot mom
money in them bankin' pint-vs than 5111111: 111011
ever made. Post, tho-m was the Faithful
Trust and Stu-tint): mmpnny; that. bush-d;
bad 851111111111111111111111111“; then there was
the Absolutely llchublc Deposit bank;
dfl’ppoil will in that, 1111' noxt tinny
lays I to myself, I'll Inuit till I
find a bank [but 11111‘1; bri-uk. Well,
air, at. lust. l nut um»; 11 nunn- that
lulled; it was when l mm in Utah; “The. All
Saints Protective Fine l'r,oof Thu! Prod,
Glory Bo To (loll Bale I’l‘pflb‘ll coinmnt,"11r
mmcthing like that 1 put 1- wry 1I1~11t 1 bad
in that bank and went of! width 11 light heart.
The next day Is'lli‘ bush-ll, too. No sir, 11-1
more 0’ them flm- named institutions for 111 . '

“There are plenty other kinds of brass.
my mind."

“Well, if lever run 11cm- . ‘D - :I Take
111.111.111.101: bank' may bol'll 1 , tlmt."-
0mm World.

A Dre-lift“ 'I‘Ir rut.

”Austin colored mm, with protruding
«mashed into Juatiw- Tegcner'imtllmand
exclaimed:

“I van“ Col. Jones, who libs nex' door to
mount under a million dollar: bond» tar
Int-pile 1m."

”llaa he threatened your lift-1" '

“lie bu (lone (lat berry ding He said he
warg‘wlno tor dildo m' 11mph 1.11 found
after dark in his hat homo plum full ob
habitat. ”—Texm 8“th

 

A Short 'l'lmo Only.

Home Hunter-45111. this in an awfully dia-
mlphoe if f vrua young. now, I wouldn‘t
mind it to much; but at my time of llfo”-——

Real W Agent—But. ‘my dear sir, you
cut ll» lung :1 the (when; no, don’t yon
“Kill-alum gloomy. you'll only have
to mod it for a few yearn—Boston 'l‘na-
nip!-

 

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Wort!“ Illa Way.
rm 111111111 slum '1”?an can»! host
Milli-l my, uncle, what the get a «lay tar
arlvla’ than mules!
Old barley-At don’t (it mflln' ‘oept my

E’.‘

huge-inn: Albany Ifl'dfltflfln
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A W Ina-d Wt!»
A very Manama tho annual
ofcarlmmcaad 1n1boalrbulmniflvm
by Prolusor Wolpert, of Numbers
principle of then apparatus in that what the
ml mlutinu ,4 sodium phenalpbtbalido is
acted upon by mrbonir acid it loam i0 color.
At 11-g11lar1nt1-r1alA of time, say every Ill)
six-111111., a arr-p11! the red liquid falls from :1
5,1111. 111 1111 a tbmnl behind which" 13 a scale.
As the- drop trit- kles down the thread it loses
it: o Ilor slowly or quickly, depending on the
amount of carbuuiv acid [resent in the air.
If tln-airis perfet-tly punt, the drop my:
,1‘1-1l during its whole 1-1 111m, The 51,-an shows
0.7 parts of carbnnb- avid in 1,011) for
"pun- air," and 4 to 7 mrta in 1,1“) for
‘extreim-ly bad.“ 1! 11111111! be u rapital
idea to have 3111111.- out-h apparatus in our
public m-hools, whore so often the atmm
phrro is simply \‘1llninon11. Children sit in
overcrowded room, with feet like ice, hands
like fin- und bx. 1111A like glue,bruutbu1gand
rtbreutllin;1 . 1i1A1 1w germs and untold gust-«ms
mutinm‘AA..1111ltl11A.tm1,111tbe present chil-
izntion. when xi-ntilntiuu and the results 1.1!
the lurk 11f ll. nn- .Aar well llmlorslmnl. \"ltell
the children sirkru it is, of momma "disA
‘ln‘llsallnn of Providence.” flow ingenious
1111-11 an- in unloading revsnmsibility on the
Almighty I—Al’bdndt-lplna Times.
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Reducing It ankcy's Ago.

All traditions vanish, all rub-s aro thrown
noble, all tests are sot at naught. (it loud in
the mind of 11111» ohm-nor who saw a perform-
11111-2011 South Market Slfl‘tll rmntly. 110
had t" or been taught and nlwnyA' lirml)‘ be-
it: tell that the 111111111111» indication of It
young turk1-_ , n11 nutter how plump or
heavy, mm the flexibility of the pointed rear
end 111' tin- brt-ust bone. He has followed tho
rule for twenty years as a house-holder, and
rarely found it to full.

Judge- of his .A11n1risoand the ruin of his
he-mtnlon-gmnl reputation. in his own and
his wzt‘e’so-Atiumtiun of 111111 11! b-ILA't, when
hedetwtnl unnutside nmrkrtluan rugngml
in the i11sty11A1-11t’ 11 1I|ul1on the under sides
Of ustring Hf gubblr‘f‘fi of bulls {If a goodly
weight, beating: them into the flexibility con-
sistent with juve-nility. The 1111111 did not
seem _1lc.Air1111~1 of (maturing tho bone, but
how lbw-1111M avoid it with tin- blows lu- gave
, 1A1uldnotbcr1livinetl Uf mumthat disvon-ry
Wouldend the dealer's littln- gunn- witb ex-
perts; but thaw were not the prey he was
seeking. Hood marketers will bear in mind
that there is a “LA! dil‘l’erem‘e lmtweeure

 

‘ jun-noted and honest young multry.~llm-

(1 1n Transcript.

Outside Barbarians in (Iii-111.
The foreign noble-nu in ('illlllm, a mere

,I handful of consuls, tea and .Ailk men-limits,

live 011a small bland, St'pafilli‘tl from the
city by a broad canal. T here are large, oom-
fnrtable homes. a long bauynn shaded ave-
nue and a lino.- 51-11 wull prninenndc emit-cling
the islet. but with the bridges of approach
rinsed and guardmt both night and day it
seems to be Virtual impriAonmeut on this
Hand of Shaun-on, and one n-ulizes how
Icomplctel) at the mercy of the ( ‘antonese
mobs the resident» are Two years ago there
were 1.115 and :1 Stunning r of the \‘hamwn
, Handscveml homo-s tie-r. l111rned,nnd at any
i moment [in MLAt spark 11111} Igmto tln- Almu-
boring wrath of the natives and prm. ipitnu
', 11m Itber ru-ign of terror. Except for the
l some of being shut in and hemmed in, with
3 no place to go to and not “outing to leave
itbe parklike Abode 11nd qni1-t of tho island
for "ll din and tllSAllllellng sights of the L'ln-
unset-zit} the Simmoeu is a small sort of
l 1.1 inter pnrudise. 10151-5 bloom, the, sun shim-s
lwunnly. 11nd tennis is played in the Willlcl'
1 5mm wuh utlmslasui.—“Kuban1uh” in
t 'hicago Tribune.

 

A Mountain Flower Farm.

01111 of the largest flower farms in the
Alpes 3111111111115, where flowers are grown
for making iu-rfunn-A', is that of the Marquise
dc Roaming, at Seillnm, about 2,1“! foot
nlmve the level of the-sea and twenty miles
(tom the man, upon the southern slope of
the Alpos Muritimes. The soul is of a "bulky
nature, and very p11or,nnd up to PM the
olive groves winch covered thr- prnpony
yieldml but nvrry Anmll lm'nllli‘. Mm". d1-
Rustniug, l11 mew-r. Ilt‘lt‘mllll‘ll tnAm- whether
it could not. be "111111- to grow tluwc-rA, and,
cutting down the olive truIs, Aim bud t1..-
ground trenched 111 a depth of four feet,
while arrangements were 111111 in f» 1r irrigating
the twenty—live urns. In the autumn 11 111-11
the had planted 45.0li plants of violets and
“0,000 feet of “hin- jnsmine, while in the
spring following tho- rest of the» ground was
plflnfml with I'm}: gernniunn‘, j1 111quils, etc.
and a laboratory built for making scout.
The result was most mtisfurtory, [or m the
fourth yonrvtlmt ts to say, in hA.‘r~tbe
property, which had ln-foro yin-bled 1111 in-
come of :3! l5, prodnc-ml scent to the valuo of
$4,315, leaving unrt pr- 1tit nt’ Hill—St. 1411115
Republican.

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A New fad In Brooklyn.

The ultra-fuhionable young ladies of
Brooklyn, when out pmmenadlng or on shop
ping tours, have a new fad “’lllt'h attracts
much favorablo attention. It is that of
wearing a bright flower or some sort. not on
their bosom or at their throat, but between
tho lips, perfection in the fad til-pending
largely on holding the flower stem ln-tvm-n
the teeth as cart-[wily and forgotfully as a
veteran smoker does his cigar. In comment.-
lng on this new custom The New York Even-
ing Sun says: "A strikingly handsotne Imi-
netto oarrted 11 beautiful ml row helm-en lips
which bout the rose in color, and two demuro
brown haired "widens had violets at difler-
ant think-11 botvrot-n ttu-ir white teeth. limes
and Vlfllt‘u were tho fat’urlten, though carna-
11111». hi-liotrnpo um] 11 singlo daily Wm
noun-d, Anidofrmntho scorn of tic-11111111131,
no 111nm striking way mold be 1l1Ivl~11Id for
displaying the booming of 11atun-, butth
me.- and umlden."—Cbicago Sum

[pinned by an Earthen-ha.

A phenomenon which mourn-1| during an
earthquake at Port Handw'u-b, in Mallimla
bland, m the 21.1111 October last, has greatly
alaruml the people. In the middle of the
port the waves were rolling 11: 11511-1, when
suddenlya column of water was projaw
upward and flame- leaped up. lighting the
ma and land for norm distance around It is
feared that l’ on. Sandwich may some day
meet with the fate Which befell Port ltmoln-
timi, which Ls now almost bloated up, owing
to the uplwaval wrought by an cadmium-
Chlcago Herald.

 

A \‘arlmtnl Jaw-lea.

A uric-gated japonlm. mill to he the only
one of the kind in thin mmrydsmln
bloom in Mr. J. Nicholson's garden at
American, (in. A ‘luitol' from Charleston
fluently 11am] Mr. Nicholson 31,500 for the
dis-11b, but be return! to null it. It. was a
wt. to Hrs. Albert Rm, 0!
mymago.ltaprevl1m 11111111111111;
MIL—New York World.

 

m mum's know why.
Anal-respondem uh why It in than-y-
010091,th eta. occuronflnndaymah
mama than many «turd-yarn.
editor, min; mat
mun-1mm
d‘mm

 

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I
In. lily-Ia I- am -
O! the living win: at lit-hunts In.
[fly-at 3. Grant lead. as quiet a life at any.
l‘hoBlm has 30110 to Florida now with the family
at BX—UOYI‘YDOI' Inland Stanford, with whom
lhéis very hithnata. Hho huof late been
writing reminiscences. When Col. le
Grant was asked if the nmanttopubllsb them
h ntmok bompliml that. im- work in that
way was entirely uuialtor of lmpulae, and
that there was no certainty as yet whether
it would ever be printed. It is sure that she
Will not lack opportunity. Unwanted pub-
lisher-ans blddors for the muncrlpt, but
they are told that 11119 has nothlugto loll.
The probablllty 111 that Mark Twain's flrln,
having dune so well for her and themselves
in the issue of Gen. Grant’- magnoirs, will be
able and willing to outbid their rivals.
harmless, when Ulym t5. Grant, Jr.,
Went into The Cosmopolitan Magnum III
vice president and stockholder, it was thought
in literary circle-s that Mrs. Grant. would
lulp him by putting her nuuiulsrencwlntu
that porlodlvul. Col. Grant denim strenu—
ously that his brother is being barked in any
other way than by n luau of mom-y from his
mother, and the authorizml um-rtlon is that,
although 3.1111150! tho atm'li stand in young
Ulymos' 11111110, ho is trllblt'fl for her. That is
lilo-gal twhnicnlity to 1m 1tm~t him as :1 bank-
rupt from tho Grunt a: Ward failure. My
careful prodiu'tiou is that Mm Grant Will
puhllAb something within the year.-Clam
Bella in Chicago Tribune.

 

,‘ - should 1111 "in But.

it ill vvry 1111111111011 for young men, I
think, to detonnine tho quality of their
work by tln- price which tho-y are paid for
it. lonly got, says 11111 b 5) 0110,80 a wed:
and 1 11111 Auto that I 11111 gu 111;; $51 worth
of service; if my employer want» more, let
him pay more; if he wants better, let him
give better wugm This is specious "'"ISfln-
ing, but it is (also; and it lfltlmtmfl o to
the best work, 11111! tlwrelnm to the best mum
hand. No man can afford to do anything
low well than bi» best. flu who always
strivm to do his best work, in tho very pro-
voss 11f striving, will grow hotter and better.
Not only will he grow more skillful in that
partivnlnr workmanship, but I111 will be bet-
ter equipped for other M’nrkntulmbip. This
is unabmlutely uulvomal law. it is tho abso-
lutely universal road to promotion.

The man who is carrful to give nothing
more than he: gets, rarely ngA' more than he
gives. The man who Works for his own
sake, who puts the best part of himself into
awry blow that he strikes, who mixers all
his Work with brain and 1‘1111A1‘i1-111w, who
studies to nInder tiu- largmt il‘hallllu servin-
re-gnrdlt-ss of tho 1w1111po-11Autn1u which it
bringfi, sooner or lutvr Will find his way 0n
and up. The world learns his 1111th and
walls him to higher survive. Nor is this all.
By stirring hium-lf up to do alwnys the best
that he can, he grows into 11 tumor to do bot-
tor and ever betw.~l.y1nuu Abbott. in Tho
L'lmufuuquml

 

l
Live hogs Not Sla-ulnble. I
Judge Dresser haA ruled that u live dog is
not stmluble in Maine. l'nde-r the Main»
law 11 do; is nut suij-v-t tn lan-w-ny, ln-u‘auso
I11I is not 1111 nrtn‘lc- Hf food. not made by the
toll of 1111111. 11ml 111 1! inclu-bd in any other of
tl11-1~l:1.A.A1-s 11f .A'n-ulublo property. llowovor,
tin,- bidu of 11 dug is >to:tlal1lo, “1711”"! it it
IIinIlI- vnlnablv by the toll of man. Thus the
own-Ir of a dead dog; is protortml bylaw,
“bib-the "Win-r of 11 live dog ixb-ft tollis
111111 h‘vtilrl’t‘s tn protmrt his 11111;. Thisis
quit» u pro-mm!“ on dead dogs. The lrgtslu-
tun- hns tlm power to make 11 livn dog stealin-
bl», if the b-glAluturo fails to do this lhl‘
(huh-11111115 undvr the comm. at law, and you
r‘unmnkc- 1,an wuh him, and. although 1111
111stl1isunnornsmull furtuiw, :Iu-l wmim-
p-1rtmi from ltnlv, )1le run": be urn-sin! for
.Atmling. lint tln- owner ran bring arivil
111-11011 1I'1tl11-rul ft’t-Apuss, trnwr nr replevln
"11ka Am.- .Atmlnblv, lw'nqu tin-y huvo a
“n1 1l1b~ 11nd gt‘lll‘l‘llllh nature" and 111‘» service-
able- tn mankind. “01‘s are Ato-alnble, In»
$111on thvy prmllll't' food—(”bicugn Herold.

 

 

The latest (‘Ily Salaam-(I.

l have ulreml)’ grlmlml at tho abuses to
11l111'l1 ille“t'llto:" dirt-rtnrim are lwmg em-
ploymf, Tradesmen 11ml “urns-n. urtistv,
nunb-rs. corn dun-tun and I-lnirvnyunts .Au-m
in have mmr‘AplrWl ("Keillor t111lll‘t‘1't t'ln‘vlupo's
[1. 1111152.; pnvntu addrv-AA' in one-‘A luv-st girl's
handwriting. Thu- halve-t nuiAmnIt- iA~ 11 “nun“;
who sells fin-e Imwdera. of which she lnt‘hu-s
sanIplo-s which smell ulwuitmbly and scatter
all over your clothes whon you break the
envelow. Another is 11 Miss Lu Lu What,
or some such luterrogutory urtlA't, who wants
to do you in crayon, as alu- lllt.“ done you in
mom-mg you to open a very uni-“111;: looking
not». This is all rot. In another year no
one will consent to be “elite" if they'ro to be
pastoral tuck-nth by all this slop shopndn-r—
tising by mull, Why don‘t snub pooplu use
the neWApuln-rs and be done with it.“-
"l‘nttlrr" in New York Star.

Fare of tho Drml lit-fur.

There was 11 not amount of kindness shown
by the mrrwwuub-nts who wrote about tho
emperor's npwnraucc in his mlllu. Uh my
way from hubllu to [lo-rlinvu journey bythe
way which I mud» in thonotu-mtblyshort
ttmo of tblrtyavvr-n hours—l mu Atria-k by
the- fact that all the M'bxlfIIIPr-‘l mid tho dt'fld
kaiser loolml 1.11me and happy, and that
there was no signal wilt-ring to hem in
bi» fact: lie was ill yvars old when he
died, mid it sou-mod lnt‘n-dlblo to 1110 that
tho nppoumnce of tln- fun- could be as do
m-ribrd. I joined a multitude of nearly
1110.0“) ponplt', was nudged in, and
5.. up mum- of wwn hours 1 01111111 to
the Rum-r11 mill". 'l'ln- fave val sunken in
and distorted. T1111 upper lip luul dropped
111111111111 11111ml111ppan-ntly. It was not as
11~ually d1wrr‘1l1ml.~~lllnkcly Hall's Berlin
la-ttor in New York Sun. ’

 

 

 

New Mylo of Ntatlonory.

“What on tho fanhion: in non paper
now (' mtltl'il a reporter at a station" to
cently.

“This is a very molar style,” 111111119
Indium-r, anhopolnted to a strip of paptf
two or three feet long and four "1th wide.

"(in-at Scott!" exclaimed the reporter.

“Yrs, sir, you". hit it. It in valled ‘(lraat
8m"! It folds up into n Imalllpamlntl
looks very 11ml almard. Another style is
the min: and shape of buntnm letter paper
and it in plan-d in long narrow autumn
Ladies “mom-19b1,“ tonppoar II much like
a bloom-I1 latter as “willie. Tho ragged
algal paper la very popular, and no la papa-
out into nun-n meets. In fact. anything
out of the regular ntylo can be and now ”-
Now lork Mall and firm

l‘nnci Cap," fay-duals.

The Prom-b Wt synclleata now control:
tbmtmmbs of tho comm mined In tho
world andltnpmfltllor 1881 an placed at
88.”), 000. Than 1mm min» but
wan-um to 11111111- all Mr product, which
11119111 m "7.1”,” ml" um.
ynntooomotothhlyndlclw, and at. am.
mmuamndthtnyrmuwmbom-
M,Maaanany. 711111111111:me
ulna Mar thhmtract will be 03.150
andotnaotbor an largo alum. 111 ama-

 

FA'OT‘OR‘Y

“Bulwflqmnlyufl hum-0M

1111111 111111111 1111

OH WOODWARD AVE, FOR SALE.
ENQUIRI 07

E. A. Woodward.
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99 MAIN STREET
llllSlU HALL 111.0011.

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AT LOW PRICES.

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Bolshester
Breamery
Butler

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B. F. STEVENS.

FAWCETT’S
GREAT CLDSINI‘. 011T SALE

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MILLINERY!

Everything to be 1111b] out beforr Angnzst 1.3111.

Trimmed llats $l to $3.11....

lilo-gun! Lina of Straw Good. 25 to 50¢.

FLOWERS 100. to 500.

('(lflll‘ and m: what Bargains you can got at

FAWCETT’S

73 MA!” STREET, South Norwalk.

 

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\VIIITE BIJAN IiS
201'. Double Roll.

301-. prr lb.
60. per lb.

61‘. pct lb.
$7.001)” owl.

l’un- Paris (in-en,

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Decfier’s
Paint and Wall Paper Store.

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SOUTH NORWALK.

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Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,

Oils V_arnishes.

Berry Bros. llaml ()il Finish.

“’ire Steel Door Illlals,

something new. but thin: out.

W. C.QUINTARD,

IUlllC HALL 3100'.

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Brick. Lime. cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.

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General Sewer Contractor—L‘s.-
makcementlm with main new:

linguist-w all on the most lava-hie urns.

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At $115.40 per Bbl.

L'util September fut.

DANIEL L’llOMMEDlEU

Washington street Bridge.

A. s.F1-:RRIS;
JEWELER.

Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
l‘lne Watch repairing 11 Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.

Mounts and Headstones.

Do not buy amonunlenl or Headstone from any

pm my) 11,]: bntgo direct to the show room: of

u-u, Wawr Street, Norwalk 11nd select one

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and cemetery work.

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American Investment Co.

Equitable Life Insurance Co.

Partners Loan and Trust Co.

Jarvis-Conklln Mortgage Trust Co.

fire, ler,Accident. and Plate Glass
Insurance.

TA) II)“ ‘ GOLDEN, A31.-
RI al E‘L‘llt‘ & lururnncu Azunry, South Norwalk,

Jacob M. Layton,

IRt-al Rotate and [loose Agent.

General lnsumnceA gency
Fire, Life and Accident.
Ocean Steamship Tickets—Cabin and suntan.

Drafts for 11111- 1: and upward! and Honey Order: to
all part1» of Europe,

.Votury Public Acknnwtodgnm-nla Takon.

Railroad Tickets. Bugging? t'lm-ied
10 Destination.
65 Wuhmgmn 5L, (Next door to Panama)

South Nor-walk. Conn.

BEE HIVE.
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(3 for you can not a good rquam meal or lunrh
at all hum-11 at pump on that von ran 111101-11 it and
gamma Ilnr dunks arr a Coffee and Milk.
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tiny or wrok. Come and m for yuan-elf! t it it
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home Rnprrtfully, THE BE ““3.

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Insure Your Life

011 the Endowment Plan.

A man ll apt-of?!) would prohahl tin-d insurance
for twenty or twenty-five yum, it: became he
m-«ls u for-that 111111-111 nn reason why he should
stipulate when 11 up during the whole Me time.
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Life Insurance 00.,
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south Norwalk.

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F. M. PIERCE
Box 211.1111- so-u- Nmnll, 'c1.

The Metropolitan’s Record For 1857'.

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Glll'l in Gm Income during f8!” $156,331.33

Number of [loath Claiml in $67.22. an.
Agronnt paid to Policy-ho dent during 1317. v.-
gumbo: of Policie- in Porto, 1,848.0”
Nevin-11mm: written during 111m ,lflmsiw.
Capital and Bra-plus for manly ol' llcy- holders
over-11d above the mom required [1 luv, (I per
cent. ) and Ill other llabllitleu. 81,161.“:

Amount paid It the Cornwall to It: Pol
holdcn for Claim: etc, since oliganlullm. pig.
present invented Acacia. ”15.0038.

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Come and Take

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LOBSTERS

From Black Rock

Delivered every Saturday morning.

 

 

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Fresh and Salt Fish,

Oysters and Clams.

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All Kinds ofVegetables
Fro-II livery Moral-1g.

Waders received by and ouch-phone.

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Oil Slbves,

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W ARWICK INTEL,
Horse- and Carving" to let for all osmium

Wilhelmina“ All'l‘ralu.
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ANDIES

Of all kind: Pin-t c111.-

BAKERY

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W0 fotnamental

MrsJohnBolland

MDDII'I 31.00:.

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Special attention given to re-
palra In all branches.

A good second-hand, two-sent»
oil carriage for sale.

SWAN a BUSHIELL.
WM and 11.11111 Dulu- In
Manufacturers’ and Painton’ Supplies

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LIGHT =::=~ AND =T£= coou’

AT ALL PRICES.

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FINE LINE

STRAW HATS

THE FINEST LINE

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COUNTRY RESIDENCES

FOR SALE.

INSURANCE.

Fire. Life. Accident and Plate Elan.

111 nm KNOWN 3110111111 .1111) [11131110111 0011mm}!

451147 Washinan Street,

SOUTH NORWALK,

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