Nu Deaths from Fever at J ack-
sonville Yesterday.
BUT THERE Will"! 98 NEW CASES.
'l‘qo'thlrdn Wore l‘olurId—TIII Cornet“!!!
of AbuwI~»FavriiIudlua'I Situation fiat
Alumlng—So (Th-um“ It Murrlenny Ind
GIltierllle—“lsltlng l'hi’lldlm “Wm
J “unsung Flu, Ui-t. 3»le [:11th
is u bright one. There was nodeath iron)
yellow fever during twmity-tmir hours. This
iI the first balance of a lilo; rerun] in many
wean Ablllt‘lhnll this hopcml outlook the
situation pruwntfi no new features. The
number of new mom was ti“, 0! which 32
won white and till i'nlul'cd. Total cums to
date, will; deaths, L’l‘rl.
Tho iiutnlwrut' ration tickets is being mp
idly mluml. and all ubusofi ferrutcd out and
carrot-tut as fast in; msuiblc. The finance
uotntnittce reported the receipt of $11,395
yestcrtlny.
Dr, Powell, of Sturkc, Flu” sent for a
physician to unto Tcniplc Mllln‘. [nor there,
and sec If S. ’l'emplc, proprietor of thc mills,
had yellow fever. llr. l’ortcr volnntwnyl
tog», and a lix'oiuotive was plum-d at his
(listumnl, but Kiln quarantine rcgulatlon of
towns along the road prcvcntml his going.
Word was I‘t’i‘t.‘l\'mi lumr that his presence
was not nt't‘dk‘tl, Col. J. J. Daniel died last
night. lie was a nntivaof South t.‘urolinu,
but u rcsi-lent of Floridu for over forty
yous.
At Fcrnunditm the situation is not ulurm-
lug. 'l‘hcre is no smullpox at Fernandina,
nor in Susan county.
At Sanderson there are two new cases—
l‘. .1. Polls, Jr., and u colored servant.
There is no change at Guinesvillc- or
llacrlcnny.
A society of visiting doctors was organized
by tho medical stall 0! this city, and will be
kept uptisu tncmoriul of liilzs'i'piilt‘ttlic. Dr.
J. L. Porter was clvrtml prmidoiit: Dr.
Broddus. of St. Louis, first View pnmitlcnt;
Dr. Shi‘ftull. of Savannah. sworn! vii-o primi-
dcnt: Dr. Strnuss, of l’ulatkn, swrt-tury, and
Dr. Curr, of l_‘incinnntl, iwrrcsimnding secre—
tary. Ilrs. Natl Mitchell, Sultana Mitchell,
Fornnndi-z, lluz-un. Daniels and Stnllcnwcrk
wen: npixiintod honorary members of the
society.
Editor Martin of The Times—Union was
taken ill last night. Mrs. L‘. D. Davis. n
nurse from Philadelphia, was also taken
down. There are some rumors of trouble
among the nogroeson account of free relief
being shut ruff Oct. 05, but nothing definite
can be usmrtuincd.
The evening papcr. The Metrowlis', reap-
peared yestcnluy. and its ailvcnt u‘us‘ linilcsl
us one of tho sigtb‘ of returning normal our
ditions. The straits are beginning to prcscnt
n livelier npgk‘umm-c.
Great inn-rust is trlkcn by inaliml men in
the thcory'ol' inwulntion as a prvwntivcof
~ yellow fen-r. Dr. Sum-z do \‘illnviccnsin
claims to be able to obtain thr- Mirna" of thc
disc-aw. and says ho has trcntml nunwrnus
(m-stlnring cpidcmics in Mcxicn, Panama
and clscwhcre, being stirmwtst’ul rxcept in one
or two instances. Ilc 11¢ »l: I; that the "microlr"
is n \‘cgetnblc nrgnnimu. not animal. llo
cxhibitsdriml siwviiticns of bodily scrrctiuns
containing tltccicmcnts of thc «liscnsc. By
moisto-ning these and inoculating with thv
fluid hc claim»; to make the subject proof
against the fever. The doctor hails from
New Orleans.
Dccatur Again Discouraged.
NASHVILLE, fit-t, 3.~—A special ‘to The
American from Dccatur. Ala, snys tho situa-
tion herc is anything but. encouraging. The
weather is considerable warmer and a light
rain helps the sprcml «'8‘the yellow fever.
Ono dcuth mcurml Monday : ight—u young
ncgro—and it is thought that Dr. W. ll.
Blur-l; will not live. Four well ilewlnlml new
muses uro rcwrtul mid two others art-thought
to be yellow fever Eightncu rims are now
under treatment. Among the new «mos is
Capt. J. B. Stewart, who rcturnetl to Home
ville, when: he attended his son Bob, who
died Sunday urn-hing. Ilia (11w. it is thought,
will be a light one, howei'cr. Tim majority
of thccnscson band now are mlorcd. Dr.
G. M. Stuinbcrgcr, an expert in yellow
fcrcr, who Was sent out by the.- United States
gm‘cmmcnt, has rcnchvd the city.
ltnltlmurr’s Voting: I‘npnlntinn.
B.u:rninnn, Oct. 3.——'l'lie new registration
for llultituoru iso-losml. The books show a
voting population of turn—79,315 whites
and 14,655 nogroes~ugninst KLM'J lust- your.
The increase corms from to.» now words an-
nexed to the city mi. year by act of lcgislu-
titre.
Worried to Death.
HARRISBURG, Oct. ll.-—Churles A. Brettin»
gcr, youngest son of the lute William Breitin-
ger. u once prominent hotel keeper of this
city, committed suicide by taking morpth
at his Front strcet residence. Worr'unent
over a law suit was the cause of the act.
CONDENSED NEWS.
An Apache Indian of the Carlos tribe. who
killcd sew-n white men two years ago, hm
been placed under arrcst. He was captured
by another Indian, who stupelied him With
whisky.
Congnvssninn Choudle, of Indiana, who op
poms the bill to pension the widow of Gen.
Sheridan, writes to a constituent that he will
mturn home soon and satisfactorily explain
- his action.
The window glass fucto 'es of the west re
sinned Monday altar I ah t down of “than.
weeks.
A bushifin block at Antwerp, 0., ch..- do
struyed by fire, causing I loss of $40! to.
The Add 8., from Grand lt Inks, has
reached Gloucester with 4‘».th pounds of
cod, the largest catch ever lmr ltd there in In
Amerlcuu vemel.
The Democrats of the Di-' net. of Columbi-
will give u banquet to Allen G. Thurman
next week.
Thu ctmfercnco of the fiethodist Episcopal
church of West Virginia has suspended Rev.
George C. Shaw for trifling with the affec-
tiomot maidens of his prick. Ileangnged
to mIrry two at them.
The Detroit Journal odors u prin- of 31,00:
tothe person who will name, below Dec. 1,
the tour comm. day: of the coming winter.
Thawmmittee of the first corps veteran!
the decided to loan the monument of Gen.
Jam 8. Wadflmrth, of New York, u
Washington. "
The Bupubllcunl of the Seventh Manchu.
Iota district. have momlnItId Conga-mu
Cowwall.
Thoma-upturn eouflhudechud th-
uItoIthpIuadbythelInlaglIlItur-I who
unconstitutional.
ItlIInnouucadthIt William F. Shaun,
«handmmioludu of the Inuit
My,wlllnoth‘IoIndldItntorrI-Ilectiou.
" no» «pm-til» WWII auction.
.... .....~.Wm~ ..
monument 'm ‘
rim Comb a. Part- In W h
mnduolulthsu W W ”a”
Carl 3am in W in em! byihp
illness album, buthoputoluwtorhm
by the end of Dabber. 9
Oneottlwmutmcmmful taunts our.»
dell county. R. (3.. is I nun-inn DOW
who was exiled in 1849mm othupdliilml
principles.
The Berlin academy has granted to Dr. R.
van Leudeufeld the sum of 1,000 math“)
and him in investigating the physiological
functions (chiefly the digestion) ot spongeI
K. Tutsutno, a profesror in Tokio univer-
sity and a Japanese authority on engineer-
ing; and architecture. is now in this country
studying American architecture, prepara-
tory to nmking plans for the Imperial bunk
building of Japan.
Lord Wolsoley says that. one of the bravest
men he uccr knew in Lieut. Gen. 5i? Gerald
tlmhnni, V. 0., who was in chief comaumd
lit the buttlc of El 'l'eb. Graham is Rivera]
inches over six feet in height and rather in
.lulnnt physically. litany times Wolseley has
win him endanger his life rather than take a
fcw extra steps in safety. .
Tho Marshalls, who are hcirs of Lord Fair-
tux, arc pushing thuir Virginia claims to the
ow nemhip of tho fishing and oyster privileges
on the l‘otnnmc and Ihippahunuocl: rii'qt‘S.
’l'hry have ulrctuly bought from tit-3 Calvert
licirs their interest in the Potomac on the
lluryluud sidc. Thc gmicral legal opinion is
that» there is little “utility to thecluim.
Charles Dudlcy “'urucr begins to show tho
(”ducts of tho hurd work ho has done as u
literary mun. ills hair, board and mustache
arc very gray and giro him on older look
than his years warrant. lie is in good health,
however, and his firm eta-p shows that his
mlcntnry habits, though they have whitened
his hair, hnvc not wakcued his body.
The Prince of Wales has purchased it new
uniform, his cighticth. Each new autumn
of unlitury character that he buyer costs him
about $450. He therefore owns about $36,000
worth of uniforms. His latest investment is
tho gorgeous Citatill'lli) of an oilicer of Aus‘
trtun huxsors. .l gold tunic, red breech/'25,.
Hessian boots and white sliuko make him
look like u clumsily cut toy soldier.
John Burroughs is one of those fortunate
writers who Will not and um] not write un-
loss they {ml inclined. Strange to say of a
than who devutcs hi» pm to nutnrc, Mr. Bur.
roughs nowr writes in tho summer. Bo
spends all his timc out of doors during that
season, laying up material (or the winter's
work. He lives within sight of the Catskill
mountains, and has a littlo farm of his own.
Dr. Richard J. Lewis. this wrll knomi I‘hil-
nilclpliio surgeon, who rcccntly rctu’rd from
tho an iv» {lllrnllll nt' lilapl‘v Evasion, mu; nskul
rc-zcntly how he bin-d it)... fired-on from duty.
“l ricvcr before," be mild, “know how benut'r
[til the n Urlll was. I never had time to see
it. lth not- now spendnll my limo lurking;
nt Sick people. cripples uutl dead lltltlltlr‘i. l
um truly cnjoynig ln‘c."
Francis. chlry, uconrhmannt thr- Royal
liotcl, Attlcburough, England, di'cumv-d that
he would niwt his death near :1 t‘t‘l‘llllll lodgo
gaitc. lt. unprcswd him so that ho tool; uvcry
pains to il'.'(>l_l the plum, and own when once
ho Lml to tll'll‘t.‘ by tlzcrc, gait r. lady in tin
earrings to hold tho- rcms until the spot \vm
paged. The ntbt-r day he had to go past tho
spot with r. n-uizirlmbly kind and gcntln
hum-c. Just in frontof the gate something in
tin. road upSct tliu curt he nus driving, and
lit} was thrown out and killed.
Minor .‘dcllnll‘rcy. of tho 'cllnw Jacket
minc,\'ir,;iuizt City, ch.,lightvd tho {use
of it. bluitnud startinlto go lnnsufe place.
Ashotnmmltlm charge cxplutlcd,nml lic-
Culiit‘c;.‘s back, from in”; luttlri to tho tupnl
his brand, was i'ii’ ‘lml with put‘tirlosnf sand
nzitl gmtrl. in sun} from tiittslnril
500d tn (.4 . Not a square inch of
n'hwi- mm in .; lit”. on his luck. .\ duct x
apt-n: threw hum-s picking- out the: largtst
fragments of h " )ch'nlln-y'» injurws,
tlioughcxtrcn: _ mulul, were not danger—
ous, but. he mm: mu: until hc grows”. new
hi-ilil bct'orc he can work.
John Boyle U'llcilly, poet. author and
minor of The Boston film, has had some
thrilling;rxpvrium-cs in his lilt‘lllllc. At 21
he was ht‘dlt‘llt't‘ul to he shot for disseminut-
lug Fullltlll ltixrllx in tho ranks of the Fourth
iiuasnrs, of w llll'll rcgunent hc “‘ns n IllL'lllel‘.
The rclitcucc was counnutcd to tu'cnty yenrs'
penill‘svl‘vlltltli: in \‘i'mt Australia. lie es
coped nt lllv Hill of tho lint year and secured
a berth on n “little-r, which after a Six
tuonths‘ cruisyngmn luzu led him in Australia.
Alter a number of ronuiizttc cacapcs from
capture in: llllull}"§llL‘t'Ut‘LlL‘li in embarking
for America. /\
Judge: ll. 11. Home, of t); gun, was tclLing
his friends nbout the Wolldcl’lul vegetable
products of his state. “Why, gentlemen,”
said he, “in 0 store in the Willumctto region
I saw u woman conic inundusk for some
cabbage. The clerk cut a cabbage in four
parts and put onu piece on the scales. It
weighed cightcen pounds—u seventy-two-
pouud cabbage. Ihare myself put on the
realm a bunch of grapes that weighed twen-
ty—cight pounds, and it was not nu uncom-
mon bunch, either. I burn scan a single
potato that would make a meal, so far as I
potato was concerned, for half a dozen ner-
sous."
His Holiness Leo XIII has made the dispo
sition of his household for the ensuing year.
It consists of the respectable number of 1,160
per nous, exclusive of this Sacred college and
Lilo Monsignor-i. There are 20 majordomos
and chamberlnins, 190 domestic prulutes, 170
secret chambcrluius. ti chmnberlulns ol the
cape and sword, 2:1) olllccrs and 00 guards of
Nubia guard. lIZ) supernumemry chImher-
luins of the " pi: and sword," 20tWextru-
urban" chm-.3. trlnins cl honor, 14 «Beer: of
the Sons and Palatine guards, 7 secret chap-
lains of honor, 7cxtru~urbuu chaplains of
honor, :0 secret clerks, to mind: Ind
equcrriea. and 60 truimiars. There will ho
abundant space for all, homer, II the Vati-
can. when: they are domiciled, contains
less than “.500 room .
, .
Anlu Find I than".
The inhabitants of the OuloAroun district
of Algeria tmutly discovered a treasure of
500,000 (runes concealed in n fixture in Mock.
They quietly divided it upuniung thermal”!
and said nothing about it, but the authori-
ties noticed that. many theretotoro poverty
Itrlcken Aral: were taming in carnal: and
other valuable property. and started In in-
vmigutlon. ‘Now the otllclnlI Ire It their
witl’ and to get. the trauma Iwa from tho
anthem—Chicago Hamid.
cumulus luminous W
According to The NIturIurIcher, Prof I"
Panzer and Dr. 'l‘llauul have Iucceedodtn
cultivating. by Koch's method, tho M
which produce the luminary of III fill.
Theyhavoulmbeonlblo toplacothmupou
Iglau tilde, which,lu the dIrk, IppIIrId
thickly drawn with lumlm points. Pris
tailor Van Hm llama In: mum
Writing M~Publlc om
mm», print
“I , Manama «Yuk.
‘ mmmay,“wlnu I
paw-3'11
aid and door-p21” W and II: data lu
my lids. W M had sutured in Infil-
onut breath to lusnn his Ibillty to answer. i
Inked him what. his name WII. ‘
“ ‘Georga Washington, mh,’ be wphod.
" ’(Ieorgo Washington? I laid. in a playful
way, ‘tbo name Iouudutnngaly fImiliIr. i
believe I have head it. More.’
“ ‘1 specs yo‘ has, bou,’ laid the old man,
proudly, ‘I but been ’round vibe-o part: or
good my yanks, .1 hum—Mr Yak Bun.
Born In Her.
Miss Clara—Yea, I enjoyed the: opera last
evening very much, Ethel, and afterwards,
the supper ut Delmcmico’s. Mr. Fmtherly in
a delightful escort.
Miss Ethel (I Imam {death—Do you know,
Clam, I think you would malt» a very Ikilb
ful Violin player.
Miss Clam-Whyl
Miss Ethel—You have such a natural upti-
tmlo {or working a Irons—Scribner: MIgIr
line.
It “'35 Dull. .
He got- oR at the D. and Ill. depottho other
day, looked around with sumo anxiety, and
then uskcd tho pediccmzin:
“Anyhoty going to be hung in town
today!"
“Nobody. sir.”
“Any big tires raging?"
"No."
”Any riots around!"
“Haven‘t heard of any."
“Any prize lighta‘ or horse rams?"
"So.”
“So mummy». boiler explosions of falling
from fourth story Windows; '
“Then-'5 nono on the programme."
“Might ln- :«Jtnc stabbing ut‘fmys or saloon
light-.5"
"You, but lilon't think so."
“iluniph! Iii-innit must be is him place to
live in! li’ that's all it nnmunts to I’ll sit
dOu'n llL‘l’L‘ and go back by tlw tu'xt train."
And, as the policeman mlemuly ntlirnis. he
sat down in the waiting l‘imtll for four straight
hours and tool; it train home without 11:5?ng
left the lltllbllllg.—b(‘il'ulh Fl’l't.‘ Press.
A I'rriztnture Adjournment.
It “we on “1'. outward bound nccun vessel.
A goodly numlm of ministers; of the (impel
Were on bout-n, «til it. was death-d to hold an
expcricnrc limiting in tho mluvn.
An cltlcrly llltlllbit?!’ presidml, (Hill ltv ruiimi
upon :1 yum; prmchwr, who ltrhl bi-cn one oi
the prunwmte ut' the: meeting, for hm i‘xpcri-
:na‘o. Thu latter lit-gun;
”Bl'utlll't'll, mi I was lying in my berth last
night, thinking of the great menu on whose
bosom chro ll tiring, a beautiful thought
came to Inc" .-._ ~
Then no it ‘:*l" :1. lbs taco hogan
sum.- :i l“ u: i. :i noticed on shipboard.
and. pliicizi, 4 hunt on his watch thicket,
he lclt in grunt. haste to commune with tho
bounding dwp.
”My ll'lt‘lltlh," rcmztrlmi tln- prusidlug min-
ister, "i think wc hmlliettcr lut our Month
in! thoughts iiigcst, "
Then tlu- martin; mlj~1ui'tml. ml'ittsbtir‘
Chmllll’it’.
l‘ignrtui “'ott't Lic.
i‘rt‘lllil‘nlfl" ~-\l’luit will you \vliitc'xnsh my
burn for. l‘ '
cw lint-tux:
L'nclc {-43:15 ilignringl -i.t‘llllllt't* soc, two
uti' thrcc {ll'c m3; and id and lu‘ nrc sz-bbcn.
Dut job, filzsmh Emit, will cm: yo’ fifty dol~
lam.
(h‘ntlcniun—Tliut's too much.
Uncle illsilh’ A-ADnt's Wat it iiizgcrs. salt;
yo’kun‘t. nubzivk on liggcrs. ll mi. money
on or job \rnncc tam I didn't figgcr on do
c0s'.~1\'cw Yuri; Sun.
All Tlmt lutcrfcrcd.
Aged—Now, :».r, I “unit! [the tocall your
attention in tho but fountain pen uu-r made.
No man who ducal n grunt dual nl‘ writing can
afford to be without as (ountnin pcn. I
wouldn‘t lm without mic turn hnndrcd dol-
hrs.
. “Well, write your mum and Ivt'sscc how
it. works."
“I can’t write, air. Try it y‘oursclf.”—Un~
coln Journal.
a W~.. W...
Th» Autumnal Sunni-w lip.
I’utcrfunxilm;“Will you be in tho ncigh-
borltmxl n! tlii- gusolllcc this morning!
Soiio‘x'i-ss, .sir. ~
"Tin-n l nml not go around there. Just
drop in, tell them we have returned from the
country, could llko to have the grub turned
on, and get a bill of the amount continued
while it \nmlurnml off.”—-l’hilulclphiu R60»
0rd.
A Matter of Regret.
“Gcorgc,” she 51 it'tly murmured three nights
before tho nodding, "llllf'l paper says that the
New York aqueduct is the longest tunnel in
the world, and i! a railroad trIiu gout
through it. 1 think Wu had better go by that
route when we start on our wedding trip.”
Utvrgo din‘ply regretted that it was not that
kind of u tunnelnb'orriatowu Herald.
Cat. 0! Keeping I “one.
New Yorker-4 suppose it bomcIu he kept
very cheaply in Texas! Texan—That All do
pends on ch-cutnstunccs, “ranger. A neigh-
bor of mint.- hint to pay pretty high for
kccpln' u hoes. "llow sol" “It catbltn limits,
and he didn’t keep the hon: long either. It
was my hum ho was tryln' to keep."——'l'onI
sittings.
Mark of Honor.
Street Grimm-«Please, mum, won't yer buy
this purp of me, only titty ovum
Indy—dinner“ such nstnmp of a bill
I can’t hear u dog will: his tall out 01!. ~
“Oh, that‘s all right, mum, it wuu’t cut
of, it was hit olf.”-—l’hllmlclphlu Record.
W
AnxlonI to Sell More.
Old Lady (to grocer bow-Benn I bought
tint lly paper of you, young man, tho than in
the house Ira thicker nor war.
Bur-Props you didn’t buy «dough at it.
mime—«Tin Ewell.
Mk In Stock A
on Indy (to drum-VI Ml“! «Int to git
Ital. paint. boy.
nay-Narnia; {I}! or (unaware.
tau» "' -'“.I ..
\ I
ll
i rune mm: or CABI‘ETS JUST RECEIVED
1n launches, Velvctr, Body and Tapestry Bmaselu.
Wu have the lament Inort»
limit in town Ind our rim are the lowest. SpeciIl brain in BUGS It $1.17.
bureIu size 31,35. alien?” $2.25. HENRIETTA CLUTHB in all colors, 40 inch“
wide. clump at 59c, our prion will be 436. Lot 0! KID GLOVFB It 741:, worth $1.
LADIES SUITS 0! our own munulnctur».
and see them. ~
Cor-ms It the lowest musket prim.
of TIN AND WOODEN WARE It prim lower than any bouncin town.
at lm thIn New York prices. (lull
We sell the KABD CURlsE'l', every pair warranted, and all other
Our basement to well wicked With all kinds
LADIES’
FALL WRAPB AND JACKETS just received.
SCOFIELD Know,
No.3 GAZETTE BUILDING. -
- ‘1 NORWALK. coma.
*" 1.113355%, lure liter Vinegar
. . 3rd,)» 1,
A I Q” ,0 a?! ifi» ‘1ch QuintIrd'I SumpulllI’
25 cents I gIllon.
inhumanmotorist-W“? MIXED spices !
I an: the mum in Central Amelia two ran
ago and have I‘l'flwfl‘l fmru it Iiuce. dung alumni.
quinine. etc. b the wholeuic. Qulnmxt'» nann-
purillx did the mailman!» tor inc.
Your- Truly
P. G. HILL. '
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“Nil 0. (‘3. Java ('oflcc .............. ....34 r pct lh
liq-zit Momnibo (ft the. . .. “I i'
llu-st Uniting Tm. . .. . .
IL oldnpnn Ten .. . . .
('rcImcry Burn-r...
Cunning Buttrr l’rint ...............
titan-s am Sun... .....
“limit” lluhhitt’p Snap .......
Bed! Full t‘mnm rhyme, mild ..
Hitllin'! Jim, pom-lam up: «pm .
I< .. u pm”,
. $1 per do:
frk: m 1202
lint Immtmo _.
.. . 157 per do:
Bin-t llouw Light 0 ,
....‘l.'lr.ipi‘r gal, 5 gal hilt
-—~———Q¢O——-——‘
Look at the 50. and lllc.
t‘ounlcrs.
W. Hoiiiilaymunr,
:ll ll‘nshingtonzmrcct.
HAVILAND‘S Ni.“ ' BU WK
A Llllllirllll ii
H5 a
bun of other.
hmhcl, Ind it like. mic ty good outs to do it.
“.30 I hug.
ll’lll flood our.
out: chat! in comparison.
Billie & install.
i
Twenty kind: at Iplca mixed for pickling.
GREEK GING ER ROOT."
m..." mm Nice Juicy Lemons
l5 cents I dozen.
BOOK SA LT. ll AY SALT.
All Kinds of Whole Spices.
ls Mill Sitar fur the Money
nI Iny Ill Irouud hone-u dealer can give.
Ready for Pickling and
Preserving Time llerc.
A Word About his!
One lingo! our Did Barley 0am are north I};
Will Inn h 40 mull: lbs to tin:
You may think you haw.- horn feed
See ours nut you may think your
leble’s Block Main $1-..
Hatch, Bailey 8: (In.
‘59-qu _.
WOOD MANTBLS,
DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
01’ ALL K1211».
-W. « >4oo~-———-—
.l'or Trimming
Buns all Show
[‘ontln: in list!) for
FALL AND WlNTER WEAR
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C. H. Harvey;
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an” 'r nr-i «M on tluv mar-'7 .s mum p‘uu t nrv Ila} ;
ditrlnuthcycut. Tlicwmlr, in‘ll"! bought rrrirny,
I .r l’lt‘ll. lpl’t-iil hold tlw pr'z‘r mthm ilw rciwh oi 3,
.nrr t'll'lllfllt‘l’ My H.211" y. tun nunwrnn.‘ it"):
m» llllnll pin-1p
Plate and
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Sheet. Glass.
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sslcauu Sawing. Planting.
and ’l‘urnhw.
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Lumber Yard hem-cu milmtd am! mrrimi
bung-‘9.
Rubbeiw Goodsilfill at [out Ill Marshall Street.
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South Norwalk. Conn.
Slilrlifiii‘i. ”511131011, Hillel & Ci.
1!. Your Own Dyeing. It Ila-I.
c. fifll‘fii‘r‘fiy nuts
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Th“, will fly! everything. They In said any.
. l rbcg. Price Ir. zpntkflpcl They hInl;xo;quIl
,.r W ngtnw Amount in It'll?!
'2 M a I H St feet. . 0; 19'- Pnstnkn of Valor. cit uon~tIvli inlitir'l.
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Soutlr Norxvalk.
One of the Greatest Barga'
5 They do not catch or want; Nwlomngor IIle by
1 “own My, Ind Gm. B. Haunted, dmguistn.
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Never baton» in the history of Norwalk has there
only is- our stock the largest, together with the» greatest variet
goods were intended for the grand opening of our New Stow,
decided that the goods must he sold, us we are overcrowded in our prescm quarters,
«tuck Bl once the following bargains will be offered to the people of Rental]: and vicinity.
GREAT SALE. CiREA ~
The Best [lands at the lowest.
IS OUR MQTTO.
Gilli “Bellini 01' 011T Husiirilnlerwear anll ova Denim;
For the Fall Trade.
Underwear.
75dozcu hdch‘ Flue Whin- llcrlno Vein Ind
Paula Ill mm. It fit: each; there good: are Iold
clwwhere for 50¢. , .
50 dozen LIdieI' Pine Merino \‘utI Ind Pants.
mm bury, It life. worth 55c.
wduun Lulleu’ Pine White Woolen Your Ind
Wow, 3 full lina at 49c, 75c. 96c, $1.12 and 3123.
no dozen IAdieu' Scarlet Yeah} and I'Iutu, I large
monmcut. It 96c, worth “.25.
120 amen llenu' Mixed shirt! Ind Drawer: It the
n-murkIhlc low price 310, there goods would he
Cht‘flp It 50c. <'
in down GcntI‘ Merino Shirts and DrIm-rs It the
Ind u IIrdn. very cheap.
75 can Gents” Flue Woolen Shirts Ind Drawers,
from 50c to $1.50. oplrudtd miner.
madman thp‘ let‘t alum and Drawers It
59c. 97c Ind $1.25, I better line could not be found.
aodozpn Gents” shaker Ribbed Shuts Ind 1)in-
mn. Ill mm, It 911:. cheap It “.25.
A full line of Children‘s Underwcnr in Merino.
Woolen and Scarlrt It prices thIt duty competition.
Hosiery.
fidmcn ladlco‘ Hummers Hose, Vllll offer this
lot, munlly sold at trio is pair. for 21¢ A pair.
at dozen Indica' Woolen Ilow, black and colors,
500 MORE 29c. BOOKS JUST RECEIVm
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been such an immense stock of the above goods dinpllyfld M?
y. but tlm most remarkable {outline in our Low Prior...
and in consequence of the delay We have enmn -
plain back, Ind ribbed trout, these were
never mid MI than we I r, our price tiring thin
rule will be only she I r.
30 dozen Gents Improved Round Double Heel
Ind 'l'oc Seamless Sockwhere goods were never sold
lean than 29:: I ler, we will clone this lot at 21c I
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who down Gentn' “my Leilrton Shaker Roch,
' quIlly mid It Kit I put, our prim.- for the present
is on? 21c it pic.
30 mm Lhilureu'n )lixed Woolen ileum, Worth
2% I pair, we will otter this lot It 15c I ler.
47 down Children-9' Ribbed Woolen Hove. Ill sizes
and colors, at 19¢ a pair. worth me I pair.
Gloves. ‘
:0 dozen leice‘ Jcncy Gloves, in black and
troluni, atzfic, 29c 33cm! 50c I pair, 25 per 0cm.
lent than the "gum rice.
:0 dozen LId‘teu Ki Glam, light Ind (lurk tuna,
It Me I pair, thin lot would be elm-up It 75¢: a ler.
[Mica Will do well to examine our Bluk Swpde
Gloves, usually sold at $1.50 I pair, our price. )uut'
utiliukmmy 31.12:: pair. adios do not min; this
C MICE”.
lu (mitI'Glorm we Ire chewing I fine line of
colors at $1 and 31.25 I pIir. 'l‘tmc goods Ire
worth ‘25 per cent. more than we alter them.
4‘ complctcllnc of Mim‘ Glover, Ill Elle! Ind
mica.
We wumut every pair of our Gloves and will ex- '
change I: often II they are unauticluctorr.
This in the place and now iI the time.
The Boiston Sta
NORWALK, CONN.
and wishing to red!)
09; our ~
I WILL PAY THE
Highest Cash Price
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“ugh. Bonus, llottlcs iron
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and .llctztls.
l l’uttlr: muting can sell ilw stuck by «riding we-
nt. in :ml to
“mum: I'Illmlullli,
M'lT'l‘ll NHRWALK.
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Non-walk, - Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
HARNESS
Totzompute with! c concerns. I lure turn the
Intent: 0! one of t c oldwt and lung-st ambush-
menu in the mute for the sale a!
Hilfl'lt‘Sfi, Saddles. l-l'altcrs, Sula
cingles, t‘dhrs, &c.
Pine Harness To Order,
AI min-l. It the old Minimum- l will huesl .
for line of Whlpl. pong". CliIqulI, I n ct
Robes. Peed Bun. Traveling than u. u
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The Buck Ranges
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
E. K. LOCKWOOD 8c 00.. No
Offered to the Ladies of South Norwalk and Vicinity.
ladies’ Full Weight Vests with Short and long 8|:
Also Pants-
We guarantee these to be Regular 50 Cent Goods, to be sold 3 days for
28 CENTS EACH-
Sale to be" Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 27th, 28th and?
J. W. 8; M- s. SM|J
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‘OUTH NORWALK-
Norwalk Chronicler