Lilarhd Filling it
Only 85 New cases and Five
Deaths at Jacksonville.
rattow news news is nnom
An Equal Improvement as W!
and Elsewhere—People Greatly Honour»
aged—Fernandina la the Worst Afliieted
Now—Appeal for Assistance.
JACKSONVILLE, Pia. Sept. 29.—-A marked
reduction in the number of newcaaes and
deaths seems to justify the hope of our people
that the wontof the epidemic is over and
that the situation will now gradullly lin-
prnve. Eighty-five cases were reported'and
five deaths. Total anaesto date, 2,453; deaths,
24?. Thenamesofthe deadsre: Jack Davis.
(colored), Dr. L. T. Eddy, Miss Julie Emira-
hen, Mi. Fanny Curry and J. V. Burke.
The new can. are: 8. P. Burgolz Willis
lint-[niti Walter Burgolt, Jean nrgolt,
, bar], It. Tucker, Edward Hunt-
ley, .C. Crews, Mrs. H. L Hull, John F.
Bowman, son of J. F'. Bowman, Mrs John
Ferris, child of J. A. Loveite, Henry L
Lillenthal, Jr.. Wilson Somerville, Bertie
Bomerville, Nancy Agenworthy, A. J.
Palmer, Frederick Goodrich, Mrs Smielford,
Edward Moore, Charles Wieden, MI- Gogol,
Frank Humler, F. P. Slaughter, Charles
Enter. '
Col. J. J. Daniel is resting comfortably,
and hope is entertained of his recovery. Mr.
Baker, teller of the State National bank; who
has been critically ill, is better. Among the
honored dead is Dr. L. F. Eddy, of Louisville,
w 'ed at the medial bureau intheaiter-
was one of the volunteer physi-
0 here to give his services free
is suffering follow creatures,
as stricken with the fever
go, and from the first his case
.rnte.
rk of the relief committee under
Bishop Weed is being systematized, and or—
der brought out of china
All the aid noedal is now sent to Mac—
elenny by the Jacksonville Roll» theme-lotion
regularly. There were three new cases at
Maccienny—two white and one colored—and
the death—4‘. 0. Miller, a m’gsr manu-
lecturer.
No new cases or suspect! at Gains-villa
Haj. Gruelle is critically ill.
There were no reports from Fernandina.
i'he telegra h operator there is sick with the
lever, and tie Nassau county board of health
refused to admit an operator from this city.
Superintendent Dillon ordered the otilce
clrsed, and no manages are received any-
where for Feninnilinn. All snob "105511398
sent here are forwardsd by mail, and in the
present disorganiml condition of the railway
mail service will not much there under
twenty-four hours. This fvwllirlli policy of the
boanl is strongly mmdvmnml here. and will
work great injury, if not add to thv Fllfllfl'llxg
of the pmpli- of Fernandina.
Surgeon Wise, l'nital States mnrine husr
pital service. has imperial and improved the
mail fumigating simian at Leveling Junction,
both as to lmntion and the manner of work
done. All nmil nnd baggage going out of
Jarjmnville isas thoroughly dislnfortcd there
as it can be done at \l'nynrrm. it is believed
now there is no yellow fever in Florida out-
skh of Jacksonville, 'ernamiinn, Mamieuny,
Sarah-Ion, Gaineavillo, Tampa and Manatee,
except perhaps spit-mile macs near the piano
named. A splendid orange crop is ripening,
and there can be no danger in sending it to
market in fumigated cars.
Lifting the Blockade.
New Dummies, Sept. 29.-The Picayuue's
Meridian, Mist... special says: Pennimion has
ham given all roads except the Vicksburg
and Meridian railroad to res ime [wager
travel through this city. No express or mail
matter will be received for the present. The
weather iacool. The first train for Cincin-
nati this week over the Queen and Crescent
mute left last evening. Trains will leave
daily hereafter, but there are a few insignifi-
cant local points at which they will not stop
for the present. .
Destination at Pmandina.
FKBKAIIDIKA, Fla, Sept. 29.——The citizens
of Fernandina, through the Howard annals.
tion, have Issued an appeal for help. Newly
ailwell to do citizens have fled. But few
whites remain. Basilica is virtually lus-
pgnded, Two thousand colored people and
mist of the remaining whites are destitute.
Contributions mny be sent to G. Stark, treas-
urer of the Howard association.
Amulet-nee Not Needed.
Mosroouanv, Ala. Sept. fill—The follow-
ing telegram was received by The Daily
Dbpatch: "Decatur, Ala, Sept. 28. Please
announce through the united and annotated
pressihat Decaturhas all the contributions
she mods, thanks to a generous people.
J sromo Umbrane, state health officer. ”
Decatur Nearly I’m.
NAHIIVIIJJ, Sept. '29.—'I’he American's De-
catur, Ala,apccial lays: ilnly one case of
fever has been mml'h'II-that of Dr. Black.
All the patimta under treatment are doing
'5“ amid two white men, who are not so
well. J. ll. Stewart, of Bonneville, is m
ported dead.
the Iftah (Yon-mission Report.
“'sssismon, Kept. m—Mm (l. L
Godfrey. A. ll. Williams and Arthur L
Thomas, three of the five members of the
Utah wmminimi. have sulnniteed to the
eerretary of the interior the majority rupnr:
of the communion on affairs in tho territ y
during the past year. ’i‘heyraaew th~ re-
cmninsndattoa of the last annual report, that
the territoryshould not be sdmlto-dtnihs
untrue-astute until such time a~ the luv»
men people shall manifest by Heir future
acts that they have slander“. pol y in
an: faith and an Ilium-l" mt l have
alarmed to the mill!» ‘ utlon wahlbltory
dwlymyww ____
Killed by His old nae-v.
Bacon". flept. '1»va lamp-n1,
a wealthy retired manufacturer, lied yester-
day of an overdose of mmphias. llv had
been tryingforaysar to warmth-moo
phlo- hahit, and mployed an attendant to
care he hits and him from getting the
ampere-pt in “when alanintely
my. lie second to have nearly rid
himself of the habit, hut during the tampon
my aha-m- oi the attendant ha evidently
trellis-1e quantity of the In over
south- tooling at mutton which its
bid been ”episodes. ileum 70 years
a and! m": nan-MM“: use.
In mi hit-snails
W‘s“ “flaunt“
it m..." ”at“: “mm 3
It”
. “in” that 6 a“
fit
of blunt-amulet
his life in the cause of hu- l
” sum: In new voax seam.
lat Few Knew When lie was to Arrlwg
and M was Little hogan-gallon.“
New You, Sept. 29.» on. anus
Bhlll, with his son Walker". arrived in
Yatat 8:10last evening from m and
wasmet at the Grand Central depot by ea.
Levi P. Morton, William Walter Phelps, and
a committee from the Harlem Republican
club, who escorted him to the Fifth Avenue
hotel. Thehourofhisarrival hadbaenkept
WM, and there was oousuiuautly no dem-
ogtration. Mr. Blaine was ’ he by
t nanalcrowdofpeople around’t depot,
who cheered him lustily, and he w'as’temiered
a limilar welcome by the throng in the cor-
ridors of the hotel After dining and taking
a short rest Mr. Blaine held an informal ro-
oeption, among those who shod hands with
him being Gen. Sherman, Bernard Bigllii,
William C. Goodlw, of Kentucky, George [1.
Davis, of Illinois, and many other: Mr.
Blaine said he was in unalient health, but
a little fatigued by his long ride. lie retired
early. He speaks at the polo grounds meet-
ing this evening, and leaves for Detroit Mum
daylevpning.
, -L
lt‘ew Presidential I'ostofflcea.
Wasnixo'ros, Sept. ell—Tho following
fourth class postolhow will he raised to third
class or prinirlentinl offices on Oct. inert:
Pratt Mines, Ala. ; Sheflloid, Ala. ; l’nragonlil,
Ark; Blackhawlt, Colo; Stirling, 0010.;
Yuma, Coin; Clintonvillo, Comm Man-
chester, Conn; Minot, Disk; lluntingbnrgh,
.lnd.; Spencer, ind; Correctionviile. lows;
Baldwin, Kan; Coolidge, Kali; Horton,
Kan; Leoti, Kan; Lyndon, Kan. ; 0 land,
Md; East l’omieroll, Mm; llyannis, ass;
West Quincy, Mesa; Bangor, Mich; Xu—
ren, Minn; Winnebago city, Minn. ; Granite,
M. T.; Ponce, Neh; Bound Brmuk, N. J.;
Edgewater, N. J.; Matavmn, N. J.', Far
Rockaway, N. Y.; Hancock, N. Y.; lioneye
Falls, N. Y.; Caldwell, 0.; Carey, 0.;
Harbor, 0.; Ylddlcbury, 0.; Royersford,
Pa. ; Salt-burgh, Pa. ; Union, B. C. ;
Humboldt, Tenn; Whitesboro, Tex; Wills
Point, Tex; Keyser, W. Va; Rhineinnder,
; Wis; Rice Lake, Wis; West Superior, Win;
‘ Carbon, Wy. T.
An Effective Temperance Crusade.
chnmi, Kan, Sept. 29.———When the hue
band of lilra Mary Elmer failed to go home
Wednesday night she surmised that he had
been in a leading illegal liquor salmm Arm-
ing herself with an ax, she went to the place.
‘ She had told the dealer that if he sold her
husband any more liquor she would break up
his place Finding the door locked, she broke
it down with the ox, broke open an inner
door, and drove the barkeeper from the
house, In one of the rooms Mrs Elmerfound
her husband drunk. This infuriaml her still
more, and she broke the glass in the bar room,
all the window: and the fumituro. When
she had completely wrecked the place she
gave the drunken husband in few sound culls,
menthol him home and administered a first
‘ clan flogging with a buggy whip.
A Village Twice Destroyed.
SPENCER, Wis, Sept. 29,—1'he small ham-
let of lloznm, three miles north of hero, sufg
t feraia re-imtition of the dinnstrous fire of
. 1886. The large saw mil, ten million feet of
j lumber, boarding house, store, barns, black-
: smith :5th nod dwelling houses Were totally
L consunml. Only four buildings are left stand-
‘ ing, and the loss to Mr. Van limeenr, who
l owned the property, is in the neighborhood
lot 8135,00), with some insurance. The fire
lwas undoubtedly the work of incemliarim,
and the feeling among, the mun who are
thrown out of employment is very bitter
against them. The mill will not borebuilt.
The Stevens Point fire engine, which was
telegraph.“ for, won too late to do any good.
Mr. Van Homear is in Dakota at present.
In China Guilty of Treachery?
Dorms, Sept. zit—Advices from lndin
state that the British authorities have seized
documents in the palace of the rajah of
Sikkim proving that the uprising of the
Thibetans was directly inverted by the llama
sf Thibet, and [meltively establishing thorotnv
plicity of that potentate's Chinese mivisem.
The chain of evidence is said to extend from
the Chinese officials in Thlbet directly hack
to the government at Pekin, and it is ex-
pectal that the latter will be asked by Lord
Salisbury to explain the diewgmcy between
Chinese protestations of friendship for Eng.
land and ignorance of lawlessness on the part
of the Thihetnna and the simultaneous funicu-
tation of insurrection and in vasiou by oilicera
of the Chinese government.
Seven Shipwrecked Seaman.
Pniiansmiu. Sept. :9,me ltaiian
bark Virgina Della Guardia, i'npt Allison,
arrived here last evening fmm (.‘ette, having
onboarli mven shipwre-rkml seamen, i'npt.
W. H. Porter and crew, of the ilutvh brig
Marie, which foundered at am lost Momth
in lat. 85, long. 74. The- Mario. with a cargo
of salt, left 8!. Martin" on Sept, H for New
York,and on last Sunday the sea became
very roughmausing tho le to spring a
look. The water gained steadily, until on
Monday morning. when the cargo shifted.
which causal the “ml to sink immediately
after the captain and crew had taken to the
smallboais They were mm picked up by
the ilunrdia
New Foal Mail Traln.
“'Afllllflil'l'ill, Sept. L‘ll.--l’ilelinaster Um-
fath:kinsrm has just («impish-d arrange
[tents by which a new fast mail train will be
'tabllnl'leil between Chicago and New York
pity, «mmnmwing Saturday, the with hat.
This train will be known an the “New York
and (‘hicago Fast Mail, East." It will leave
Chicago at 5:30 a. m, and arrive at Buster)
about 3 p. m. instead of ii p. m,as by mount
arhcdula, and in New York at 12:30:), hi.
tunnel of 7 p. m.,as by prurient schedule
’ Mails by this train will be twenty-seven
hours In trsimt from Chm!) to New York.
This inane of the most important improve
manta that has been made in the east bound
mall fwlllti‘flln the history of the railway
mail mice.
Advance in flour.
MIR} mrnua, tiept. Ell-Prices for dour
have been further advanced by miller: baa,
who are quoting New England fifty cents a
Ira-rel higher than two wash ago. There
were sales at 80.50 to parties who refused to
payuioriheasmoilmirtendaysago That
just meals the riv- Is wheat for iii-same
time. him was more inclined to buy, and
bid nearer the figures quoted from here than
for several days. Home bakara' went wt to
that trade, but the sales was restricted for
was very active, and the milk wu's pushed
to meet turret-d sale. now «in- with the cur-
rent prompt delivery Mani.
hearted his hastens and Fatally.
nus-omit“
aheatswsak smaadhiapartsersew
tool ”mama-s
him. fie
N0"
ligature».
the quandary has come: Billings
. and Tooth, too.”
on dor’
mm». M writes
km
“Iain ata
thathamidaurrwndmewlthmlaxury j
and make his whole existence one awed
thralldom for a smile from me."
"And mums-r
“He says he‘s very poor-and hasheen work-
ing all his life and barslyearned ll'flbll"
mos." ,
"Accept Billings, my child. Don‘t delay
anotherinstant. Ammonium-any well
(if before he has the were" to proclaim hi
povertyi"—-Life.
80' Km
Aunt Emmelino—Bertie, darling, have you
said your prayers!
Bertie (aged icon—No, auntie; Susan raid
if I was a very good boy all day i need not
say them; and i have been good, haven't]!—
Lcndon Judy.
What She WW
“Pa, do you know that this is my sigh
teenth birthday?"
”Yes, my dear.”
“Pa, I want you to do me a great favor in
mybirthday," and the beautiful girl hurled
her glowing face on the patemi bosom 4'
“And what is the favor my little girl
wants?"
“Pa, you have Influence with the city
council, haven't you I"
"Well, yes, my dear."
“Then have them move that gas lamp
away from right in front of our gate."
Thus it was that the food father dilemma!
that a daughter isn't a little girl always. lbs
had a bean—Texas Siftirigs.
More Than Annoyed.
Pint Guest (summer hotellwfi'hal'l lb
matter, Brown? You look anuoyai.
Second Guestr~Anixnyedi i'm mad. l‘Il
going back to town today, and i gave the
cad waiter a (2 bill, leaving me just enmizlt
money to get home on and et a share!
First Gust—Didn‘t you ow yon wand
short!
Second Guest—~Cartainly; but i have M
heard that the infernal waiter is worth m;
“Ill—New York Bun.
Trouble new.
Old Lady-Why are you not playing ha!
With the other little be 1
Little Boy-l medal," ly In de lef' laid,
an' de tapt'n chucked aneddar fallcr II In!
place.
Old lady—l wouldn't watch than play ii
they treated me like that.
Little Boy—I ain’t watchin' ’am play; I'll
waltln’ till do game's over tar lick de ma.
--Vew York Sun.
Ills Antiquity Dubliahld.
Census Taker—"lbw old is your fatkc!’
"Just piled his hundredth birthday."
“impossible!”
“Quito true.”
“Can you prove itl"
“Yea. Hassntsomo may the
lines and lived to see it published.” '
“And he's only a hundred years old!
Well, well."—~l.incoln Journal
(ha (2001! Turn, El:—
Facetious Visitor in Newspaper Office (to
admin—lay i use your brains a monwnti
Editor—Hy brains!
Visitor (smilingly pi up scissors)—
Yea- .1: On! ornament. want»—
E-...mr iwit great «vitality—Certainly
youuay. ls amnion. as yeuplsau.
Always glad to furnish brains to a Ilsa wilt
hasn't any—Chicago Tribune.
Acton-ted hr.
"nut wuswnadorful case of m:
mid Fa“. "lie won't able to eat anything
for several weeks. He was plain; awn
awfully. But they brought ki- area-Ia!
last. twanawondsrfulmvd'
"What doctor did he have?
"Doctor! lie didn’t have any. He did
better. he changed his beardla. Ina"-
Boaton'l'raascripa p
It nroh the 12m
Young Bpinckio Harris; to the
being cklliy)-—You should have
mailing that would have been a
to you.
In- Croonell~Yes; 1 should kavsthaaght
of that. In said there were so unsymp-
arouad here after dark-4m
Easy um
Oath—[tumulyyoato-vyuar-
chmuvlngcvwllt.
Editor—Well, yes—hut not a u as
The Moo of
Alkali lie—30f" got t'lmvathhl-y.
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momma-eta“
hit-unaccus-
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enamel-gum my“ than as
swam-4h“
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brought
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3 Local fictions 10 cents per line.
Engine}; (aria.
Du. A. x. ctsnu,
1 ms Ilsln street,
; opp. City Hotel,
it law 1"!
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. Suhscri tion Price, $5.00 Per Year.
”ammonium
~siu33 0M1 ‘segdog afiuis
once floors,
12 to 2 p. in.
Telephone wanectiou.
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ARCHITECT.
Room 50. llsviland's mock.
Washington street, South Norwaik lvlil 3m
1.1.x. a. unison.
Organist of the First Congregational Church,Wsler
bury. Teacher of
.l’innoforte, Organ and Musical
Composition.
7&2 ly land 30: 39 P. 0,, NORWALI. CORN.
DB. (1. Y. BOUTWIZLL,
DENTIST,
Office and Residence,
Lsunzu‘s Buick, MAIN am, no NOIKWA LE.
Teeth extracted without pain by the are of ”at or
dtw ll! of.
‘ {ironies opened evening.
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sun
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bit. helioszos l..
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l'or. W as! Menar- and linliev street,
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ufirr Hours Until it mm '. from! to 3, and me
p pr) ', Sunday-«7m e Inln
ivl‘ommnmmmnn Ivy lump! or v
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mm pn-psmi in make plan,- and “afternoon
mi supermicnd the constrnrtiun of building»
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Union—Taylor's Building Washington 25L.
Norwalk l', 0. Box 77.5. dd
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plans fnmlshre and Intimates given.
.lobbtn of all kinds promptly attended to.
ho Ann street, our Main
P. 0. x “3,80th Norwalk in,
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ATTIS’I’ION.
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Ari-rhmeats. Parts. Needles, Belts. etc, furnished
General Repairing of all kinds and makes of
having flachloea. C. If. SIMILER.
il‘i Main 1“,. so. Nurwalk. flly
J It. navawxn,
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
om foot of flavilsnd iii. an Waist. P1). Box 611
J l). JENNINGS,
. Successor to L, E. Quintani.
Undertaker & Embulmer.
ILEi ‘I'RIC NIGHT BILL IN 'l'lll OP'IL'Z.
lie. I [night at. Residence, 5 mm 2",,
(it!) 3.1: Sorwulls, Conn.
C It. n'su'rois,
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trainer for Wedding! and
Parties. Ice Cream
mat-oily imaged forth; am wei’éuflia ecle-
m: I Root , an t .
. a so sum of so. mama. or,
Sou-n! aoawaur ssvrsos‘ Russ-i.
5! Washington Street.
(span Daiirfrointwlta-qandfml l to”.-
en en hater-lay evenings from G to I.
1" Interest allowed on Deposits.
‘ MIA Prev. -
swan “limit iif’htuuls, “when;
n. ions u, warns“. saa’lraas
HORRBLI: k L’lfllilll’l I'll},
Aaelleaeen and Real Estate Ae’la,
3. Minnie» It” Mill Kuwait.
llaveumroflhe most desirable building lots In
th hmais and last Norwaik for nle at
3 llosaeeandlotv sold on terms. kt than
ohflwmmltwflm before looking
ileum in not and vents collected.
«are: in. $333?“
FURNITURE DEALER l
And Fumithin Undertaker.
l"ali and are my lure of all hate! fivraitava
as llala Street, lard-all.
Alan W to limit! «mill for
ihlamml of Ibedead, do ova . mat
(mm with vent-lean. Ml. I gala, place.
Welling Stationery!
INTED Oil ENGRAVED!
A SPECIALTY.
llllliilli 01‘ ALL KINDS
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up“
as line. Mb wists-m
fillets—Data
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ital mused laser-ace Amy. Wetlama it.
Till loll! lililll.
-—-—’llil Inf—m.
MEATS
“IRVID ll Till ll“? HAHN”
if on want the choicest aura.
obtslaodro
cl mmyonwillladthsnatny
uwallss
Psalm of all. Kinds,
in IT! SIMON.
F. HAYES.
Dimitri! Hm. - SOUTH NORWdLK.
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Builders; Hmwm’
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
m.—
\Vlre steel lloor Mats,
something new. best thing out.
W. G.QUINTARD,L
IUIIO BALL BLOCK.
Slate Roofing
We he prepared lode slut class Job of
SLATING-
in either ”AIME. EA" BANGOR. If
PIIAROYI SLATE
' at 5 cent: per fool and null
Parties wishing Slate roofing should call on Ir
before contracting elsewhere.
A. BACH'JL Co.
Warmth. . foot of flaviland 50th Norwslk.
crunch“
83 Main 8L. South Norwaik.
Visual imperfections detected and corrected.
Gold amt-cm, Riding Bow» and lye Glasses.
01.: lame» are of lawn)! quality ltd at reasonable
prices. m a, if
5W ’
If. I. Pas. “to
1876 to 1833.
Offices, 430 Main Sheet.
nurmvzronw. (705'.
mass wno nasrii
mm: 3281' or
Meats,
Poultry.
-—-AND--
Vegetables,
Always fmhmdstaloderueprtawoaiddawcfl
loanuthc
Central Marla:
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Omnmikudsadumdeilnmi to any part
ucuy.
Jlllllflll Slimllll. Pills.
llBBBBSl
LLL GRADES
LoWest Prices!
The Best Goods for
the Least lousy
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BMlSROBm
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lac “Aim;
B’nan fl
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85 Washington Street,
WEHAVE ate
in
also You While Clover "my in the comb. if you
Genuine Brim Bread at we. per package. We
2%vcllk' 'Ml Orange- lmma,
. Ci.
arrive a large assortment of the
.x.
low price. li'wi l pa you total! on us. New Raisins
Cheese a specialty. r Tm and Coieev are the very
And the Price; Why
CHARLES. E.
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SEYMOUR,
70 ‘VASHINGT()N STREET.
"are Made a large Purchase of
is plum of
We will "II the extra wide Vallle
side of our store.
every dress.
Regatta
' We have a'so a special lot of these
air. a yard under the “classic prices.
On
High grades of I'aiilc, harsh and Ihadame ”like
Vein-ts and
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BRIDGE-PORT.
W. B. HALL & 00.,
BLACK SILKS AND RHLBAMLS.
Black and i'olored llliailanles
Which they have on me today as follows:
12 pines regular .1 rpmli: y Rhudamm in)“. No Inch turgid" was rver Mr'fkfl in this city.
a still belle! mmhty at 15c, )9 pieces ”.2515Mrtl
[thallium
we! 75¢.
l‘nlilc Francoise.
Premier a few (lay- men at 3i. No mrh valor me be found out
Black Silks.
Phil assortment of the hm makes of Foreign Silks, as also our owe (infect stilts, of which we want
‘ Sneearappa.
We have now ready fresh lnvoim M the retaliated Mauve. fiilka which our nstomers like so well
The Si and $1 25 numbers are so rich and durable as any other “.50 sad {Us link.
Silks.
excellent silks, Wm”, 75, 35, nor and St; there are from 15 to
Other American Silks.
We have three other makes of Am Silks, as well as very high minim“ of foreign Silks
Trimming Silks.
rmmentnf Rich Plaid Remand Striped Silks for trimming. and combinationa is complete.
Flushes.
Six distinct qnsli ies of Flushes. but and Mina: grades of Velvetl. is shades of our 75:. Hash.
50 Cents.
We will sell 50 pieces more of our wonderful 5m, Hitches. We olaial this Flash to he the hut finished
purest and in every way the- tn at P1 nah ever acid for 50!.
Black Goods.
Ere-ry number of Black llmrietrae now in stock; prion frmn Me. to ‘7. yr yard.
Priestly licmiciias.
We also have every number of above celebrated make.
New Waves.
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A Look at Our Large Assortment of
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Will Satisfy You That For
Style, .Price and Quality,
The Place to Buy In at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
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Fulliline ohAriitlv’ Materials.
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Bole Agent for Kerwalk.
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