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BRIST (IF POLITICS.
News of the Campaign from
, Various Quarters.
GRUISE (IF THE JEFFERSON.
A floral and Heron-qua sci... In 25'er
(lat—Grand lhreptlonof the Democratic
Canal Boat-Judge Titanium at Peru.
“'m Mill-Ir at .‘Iwbarg.
SYRACL’SZ, S. Y., Hot. l'.’.——Thc biggest
maturation of tho campaign in this city
took place In»: night in honor of the arrival
of the canal boat Thomas thfersnn It was
just abcut tuna-t when the little craft en-
h-rad Syracnw waters, and the timt fruit of
its naming was a light on the canal bank bo-
twwn a Democrat ‘and a lh-publicun, one oI
whom called for throw down for L'Icvelnnd
and Thurman, whit» the IIthvr inflated that
pom»: alt-lull b» Ixh-J-rod‘ for but Ilnrrlsm
and Morton. At prccnwly 7:50 tho boat
pawl from tho (lottt'gn into the Eric canal
amid the booming of cannon and the blaze of
Mathis fireworks.
Five thousand people were in waiting at
the dock, and on the appearance of the boat
chewed Wfllfilly for Cleveland and Thur
man. The boat was. utmost hidden under it:
dewratiunn, and it Inn-lo tho: prettiwst sight
imaginable as it Ilrcw up to llwlfllllllllg, with
its colors floating gay y in the breeze, and its
mot lanterns throwing out their rollic-
tion upon the waters and over the great
black [W's of humanity on either side vi
the canal
Speeches were made from the deck by
Norton Chum, of .Ylbnny, and Robert D.
Pctty, of New York. The only other persons
on board, aside In»... the working crew, were
John Boyd Tllatlit‘r, who planned the trip,
and Cough-sauna John Allen, of Mississippi.
Mr. Allen takes the place of (3011ng
Breckenrhlgc. who left the but at W950,
andwho [maul through here in the after-
noon on his way to his home in Arkansas.
After the speaking from the dock them “Its
a Iofall the Democratic clubs in the
city and then a big meeting in Shakespmre
ball, at which the prinprul addrcsls mu
made by Charla S. Fairchild. nccrctnry ol
the Ire-wry. Mr. Fairchlld begun with the
remark that ho had come to Syraruw to
simply,” far as possible, the plum of Mr.
Breckenridge, who was to have spoken here,
but who had been callsd home by the urgency
of aflairs in his own congrasional district.
The Thomas Jefl’erson started eastward on
the canal at daybreak and will make its first
stop at Canastotn. and prochd thence on its
way to Albany.
RAIN SPOILED THE BARBECUE.
Ilut Judge Thurman Addressed a Large
Audio-nee in an Opera Home.
Pint, Ind, Uct. lit—What. would have
prove]: the great“: political demonstration
in the history of Miami county was marrul
yesterday by the contrnrincin of the elements.
ln spite of the rain which commenced falling
at midnight and continued without unnation
all day, however. 25,003) people from Miami.
Blur-Hort]. Wabash. Hamilton, Um, Fulton
and Kosciusko counties anomblui to do honor
to Hon. Allon I}. Thurman. The rain, of
course. interfrml with the barbecue. and the
vintors who arrived In the exwrsmn trains
found shelter in the.- residcnccs of tho citizens,
which were freely thrown open. J uclge
Thurman and party arrived from Fort Wayne
at l Mimi; and wore driven at onco to the
01m house, when: an audience of 3,500 was
awaiting his arrival, while hundreds more
bhxzkaded the doors unable to gain admit.
lance. Theold Roman was introduced amid
great applause by Judge Mitchell. and spoke
in his usual vein.
/m~‘\~ Addrnacd Two Meetinga.
SEWBCEU‘I, N. Y.. Oct. I!l——“'nrner Milli-r
dcliverul two mldruasscs in Orange county.
om» at a mass meeting in Middletown in the
afternwn, at lll': t'l'he of which In: “uses-
cortevl to this city in a :pwial train on thc
Eric by the Tippetnnoe club. of Newburg.
and addrrsac-i an immense audience at thu
Columbia riukI II the evening Mr Milk:
touched upon two teaturesmf the campaign——
national and state polities, tho tariff only
lying handlul in tho fonner, while of the
latter he mentiona-Il the license and the pur—
it)? 0f the ballot 5t]! '
)Ir. Blaine .r Inn-n Callers.
L'lllt A60, Oct. I.I.—-.\lr. Blaine paw the
Jay qulcll)’ resting in his room at tho Grand
Pacific, declining to see all visitors, of whom
um:werc many. M r. Walker Blaine said
that his father Ind rested Well during the
night. The throat trouble which had an-
noyed him has entiroly disappoared. and Mr.
Blaine will II? in spbrndid trim for his Sutur—
day night starch. Mr. BlaiIII- said his father
would pass the day in the hotel, as he did not
wish to risk a rue-turn to the hoarsenuas from
the damp wonthrr.
CONDENSED NEWS.
It alter i5 Payne,” Px-comniandcr- --III ~clIicf
of the Bonn of \Iterans, has Down found
guilty of cmlie’uhrlncnt of the funds of the
order and the violation ofaplolgo where»
by the order was deprived for a long
timed thouaeof 81.0)!) of its funds. Tht
omit martial mutcntrI-d hint to Ill-Ilionorablt
diamiual, subject to the approval of tin
mumamler-inrhief.
Application has boon madu in the Impronn
court at San Francis 1) for a writ of balm
corpus in the mm of I). H. Terry. Barn!
Althea lllll‘a husband, for contempt of court,
(Who Know, a wealthy Jaaperflnd.)
nun, who was nlrmt to be married tow
estimable lady. who had prepared a r I:
Wan. Hi all his busine- and property
and fled to England.
During a fight in a saloon In I’h' Iadelphll
Wulnmiay might James R. Randi ,. 30 your:
old, was thrown out of the plan x .IIIII. falllny
on hi head, was imtantlv .Iillod. Thu
pnliccarrmtol all of too I. ..Icipanta In Ill
fracas.
Bar. Jam 5. Hum finned gullty to a
charged hipmy at Hue-go. Bo III-nigh
win- and Is It yenn . .IJ.
Donniallcanlon tiid ampllng pin about
buck-adjampalim the Hinton rim
1830'!”me
Baum of tho Month Pmylnalu
Mutton- Ming u
- b‘wm baa as will prohibit that.
m of what In lacuna: mun-manta
anyparadoordeamtratim, orfor any
more
To date 53m,“ bright. new diva- dot
hmnclghingaholtmmhanbut
ran-twat Iran the Philuhlphla mint. and
[ball In than-wranltof them do
Wt. Til-vault will hold 13th a
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TIM KEEFE'B VICTORY.
nu Pitching Winn III. .1“ 'rIIII-II Worth
Championship (la-Ia (hr New York.
Raw You, Oct. til—Tim K-om, “the
king of pltclmrs." was on Ms motile yester-
day, and despite: the wastant extort- of
Combikay and Lathain to rattle him pitchad
a winning game from start to finish. HI
was splendidly supported behind the bat and
In ”infield. Fire of the best St. Louis ham
my; muohatruck out twice during the
game, and several III the strike outs were at
critical “trials. with men on bunch The hits
that were made wcro of the munch order,
The base stealing of Ward, Ticrnan and Bw»
in; was of the phenomenal order, and excited
theaudionco to the wildest npplnusn. Thu
crowds in attendance at these games am not.
nearly aolargeas was anticipntul but the
Weather hm; becn against it Today tho
clubs are play mg the fourth gain» of the
acriesiu Brooklyn, and to-Inorrou tlII y will
bo at the Polo grounds again for the lust
time, and if the wonthcr Is propitious an
enormous attendance is nllllL‘lleIHl. FI Illow-
ing is the summary of ycstordiiy‘s game:
St. h'IuiII ............ 0 II II II II II II I 4:
New Your” ..': II o I II II I II x—I
Basie hits: Ht. Innis. 4:‘ Now York, .5.
Errors: St. Inuisfi: NI-w York. '3. First
has.» by errors: St. Louis, 2; New York, l.
Loft on bus-s: St. Innis. II; N 'W York. 2
Stolen lmt‘ti: New York. I; Struck out:
St.'l.oIIis. 11): New York. 2.
uxuitinlos NAMES.
At I’iItsIIurg~PittsIIurg. III: t‘IIIe'innnti. 5.
Hits: l’ittzshurg, 125; (.‘IIII‘IIInIIti. III. l-Irroin:
I‘ittslmrg, l; t‘uicinimti, S. Iinttvrivu: Stub-y
and Millwr. “'cyhing ttll'l Townscnxl.
At lil‘wklyn—-llrnukl_vn, 5: Indianapolis, 4
Hits: llrrxnlrlyn. ll: Indianapolis, 4. HH'UN:
Brooklyn, 3; Indianapolis, Ii. luttorics:
Mayo and llushoiig, lioylv :IIIII Blyem.
At I’hilndt lplIi: iv— l’hilmlolpbi: I.5 :Athletic,
8. Hits: pllllf'lrlilplllll. ll, Atlilotic ll. Er‘
rors: l’liilmielphim 4; Athletic ,2 Ilnttcrics:
hunders and L I: ttlttllls, Sc ward and I IIlIiILwII.
so ntzTnIIIT PLAYERS so”) YET.
Dr'rnoir. (II-t. I:I.— Dixpntchos received
from New York stated that l’hilmlelphizi had
purchased Thompson. of the Detroits. for
$5,000, and Boston Ilrouthcrs nnIl lliI-hanb
son for $20,000. l’rcsivlont Smith state»; that,
while the players mentioned would doubtlI-ss
be sold, he thought no duals Would be ohm-II
until after the. Iwnguo Iiiwting. Director
Stenms,\\‘hn is at present in the cast, llmi
clinrgc of the shin nf the shirpIuyI-rs, and
President Smith IllK'S not know it In: IIzIs ro—
ceived such oil’I-rs n5 thaw mentioned abovc.
“All this “‘Urk is only guvssing,” concluded
President Smith. “as no mun have been dis—
poscd of out and out up to date."
AUSTII.\I.IAX~AI.L AMERICAS SCHEDULE.
CHICAGO, Oct. l9.—-Tlle schedule of gamcs
by the Australian-All AmariI-un clubs has
fully been nrmngod. as follows: Chicago,
Oct. 20'. St. Paul, UI't. til; Minnenpwlis, Oct.
213; Cedar Rapid»; Oct. 23: Des Mumm, Oct.
24:1)Innlm,Uc-_t 23: Hastings III-.t JIJ: Ilen-
ycr, 0".“ Band ”II; Lillilra‘lil Spilnm III-t
I;Salt Lake City. Utl. II and .\n\. I; Nu I‘ll-
memo, Nov. 3: San Frilllt'lst‘rl, Nov. 4; 1.st
Anglos, Nov. 14 and IS. \‘azi llultreu will
be the captain of the All :‘lllt.‘l'll'£lll club until
John M. Ward joins them.
Millionaire Snell’s Daughter llirorccal.
CHICAGO, {IL-f. l‘.’.——‘.Ilrs. )II‘I‘rmJlmIgiItIIr
of the nIIIrIlc-ml millionaire, Amos J. Knoll,
has been granted a divorm from \‘I’Illinm
McCrcn. son of the lllllllulmll't‘ 51h‘l.‘llltttvl' and
former pl‘t’sllb‘llf III' the buunl of trade. Hcr
chargo of cruel truntrnont Wn.‘ fully sus—
tained. Snvcrnl “ItIIImIIs tcstltlmltltnt Illu-
Crcnhnrlsfrur-k heir and knocked llt‘rfll.)\\'ll
in the pros-mm of llr'l‘ children.
American (III-alight :‘IlSthIZIHOI’L
TOROSTI). 0nt., Oct. lit—Tho annual meet—
ing of the American Gaslight association was
held here and a new constitution ununi~
mously adopted. The next. annual meeting
will beheld in Baltimore.
llI-cc ivcd by the l’rmidcut.
“’ASIHMI mm, “It. l'l-le I'rmlIytI-rinn
synoIII-nllednn Ill“ president. lie roI-oivul
them in the East room. Eon-h membor was
lllirfltllltl'tl. and tho party I'oniziinml quite a
while III I out: nation.
l'urroyiteo Denounce- "on It!-
SEW Y Glut, Oct. 19.— Thc contention of
Henry D. Purroy's men last night denounced
Mayor Hewitt and indom-II the nomination
of Shcril! Grant for mayor.
A Child Fatally Burnt-II.
sznt no, N. Y.. ()It.1'.I_» “bile piling
leaves on a buntirc ycstcrduy n 4-ycur-old
child named Whiteley was so badly burned
that be will die.
Janey City's Registration.
Jens“ CITY‘, Oct. ID.~——'l‘hu first day's
registration in this city um 21,2033. The
total vote at the last election was only 2l,‘Ji'J.
\Veatber Indications.
Rain or snow; warmer; soutln-rly wimh,
brisk to high on the chtst
TRADE BULLETIN.
Vew Y'ork Money and I’I'CNIIIC" Market
Quotations.
5" Your. III-t. IK—Moncy closed at 2 per
cent. The, lowmt ram was ': and tho highest 2%
per ml. Exchange closed steady; posted rates.
{Motility actual rntoa, MIWLIJIM for 60
days and Ingram fur demand. Governments
closad steady: «anchor to, :21 bid; 6, coup.
127 Nd: 4H4, Ilo., 10d}; bid,
l’ac'IIII‘ raiirmid bonds closed as follows: Union
firsts, "My“: Union land grants, Idlfitlmi;
L'IIIIIII sinking fundx. “Mutt: Controls, "minim.
Tho stock IIInrket, though loan activo than dur-
lni: the name boom of yesterday ton-noon, was
gen-wally higher. In the afternoon the market
IoutInucII firm. but dealings were on a IImIIlI
MING. Tin.- IIaII-a for the day amounted to "Edit“
shuns.
Gonna! Marital.
N“ YORIJM. lS.—I"LOUlt—Cloaed IIIIII, with
.dnwaward tI-mlency: fine wintcr gradual. flow
850; do. spring. seminar»; lupcrtlno Wllllt'l’,
93.7569“ It”. wring. 81mm. t-‘outhcrn tlour
cloned mm at unchanged pricca.
Vl'lll-1«\1'»Uptlmiu were Irregular and weak,
oloalnu tWiyfigc. lower. Hpot Iota cloned dull
and slightly loin-r. swim” of No. I meditate
up. mm I7; No 2 do..”000l10:utrl rod,
OI 14min; No. I III-IIIII- 81-1461. 15: NI). :1 red
wlntar, Oct. 8108'»; do . Nov. .. 'l. 09%;do ..Deu,
81 II” doJIaM! 10%
00ml Iona were moderately active, but
made Mono. loud. Bpotloualmd
dull-Master munofnatmlxedat
all“: No. 1 white MM: No. I mixed. Oct .
m m; 410... 30"...ch «on... “Ma: do., Jam,
om: do. In]. 48360.
OAWIIIIII Iera dIII.hIIt neodymium;
at about last nlght‘a prlcl-I. 8 lot: Cloud
quiet. but ate-adv. Spatula. of No I whltemte
«no: No. “0., am; III) “0.. 5359.; No.1
mind. lien. so. add. meme.
RYE—49a".
BARIIEY'mBmInaI; No. I Canada. MM.
Wink—bull; new Iris-II, panama
“BIL-Cloned My; N01,. 00.0); Den, nu
mu“. Jm“ mfg-OM45 "t1.
m: ma cranium. W:
water! do. ”03'!“-
canon-«sum. In York cheddar. 1”“
mi: natural“. 1081039.
meow Iron: man III-II. W4 w
ca do. 21W. Gammon, 1550195“.
SUGAR-luv dull and weak: tat: Mafia.
Into. Wight»; aunt-flaunts)“;
Mmmw- , powdered” 7910.: paramount)“;
hold A. Mannheim-In A. 7963-: ma
mine. out!“ off It. “manta; m
mun-quantum (Lin-41mm: a.“
“Munoz-m1:
mamme POSTAL su'nsum
want-trot lama-o at Coltacttaaa and I).
hurt. During a Year. '
Wasumurox, Oct. 19. 0|. J. 1". Ball!
mat of the free delle cry service, In bit
report to the Munster groan].
Msthatthalnomaau' In thanutuberoffre‘
dallrary ofloes during the past year wan 1&0.
making the total number of ethos-WM
duca- are only locum] in towns having a
Whoa of 10, 000 and over, or where thI
l'aoalpts are over 810,000. The whole number
of carriers employed is 6,340. There war!
over 004“),th more letters doliverui last
year than the year before, an increased over
11 pa cent, while the increase in the number
of newspaper: delivered was over $5,000,000,
or 2.5 per cent. The increase in the number
of letters collected was 143,000,000, or about
23 per cent, while the increase In the until»
her of nowupnwni collected was BTWMIU, on
25 per cent. The excess of postage on Inca
limiter over total cost Inf service is 0V8!
chum».
At thirty-{Ive of tho principal cities the
total pieces of mail matter of all kinda-I handled
and the number of carriers employed in each
city is given in the following table:
Carrier: in Plano
Poatomco. Service. IIanIIIo-Il
Albany, N. Y .................. 5H 11,301,2Il
Alloith-ny, Pa :11
Baltimore. Md. .. 174
Bolton. Mnsq It'll
Brooklyn. N. Y.. .. :‘m
BuUflIII,N.Y. .. . 5!
Chicago, Ills. . . . ......... 401
CIIIInnnulI. I) . In“)
CIUthllUltl, t). ... III {HAWAII
CI IlIIIIIbIIs. 0.. .. . . L‘Ii 13.5mm:
DI- Irolt, Mich ............ ll'I * 1.,
Grand Rapid.“ .‘llL’ll ..... 23
Hartford, Conn 21
Indianapolis, Ind . 4»)
Jemy City. S. J.. H
Kauai»: t'IIy. Mo. 5: II 51. will
Umxsvillr, Ky .‘I: 20,1254”?
)lilwuukm‘. Wis, 71> ‘5}.IIZ,I’ITI
I'IIIIIuI-IIp les, )linn . {It shun!”-
Newnrk. N. J.. . .. .... . . . . . 5': li-IJI‘ILl‘I'v
New UNI-um. Ln ............ on
New York, N. Y.
Omaha. Non
PII‘IIII»u-‘IpII‘In, I'n
Pittsburg, I’u
Prl‘Vi'lt‘ll'It‘. ll 1..
Richmond. Va .
lloclirsior, ‘.\'. Y...
St. Louis, Mo
:I:n,nr:,m'l
$1, IIW ,I‘Itl
...
I-:_~.I.II,III:
7,406.1»
2.1 II:I,'.I:L'
110,282.”:
SI. l’:I,Iu Minn 111,539,176
Sun I rancisco. L‘nl. .. .. .. 07,907,431!
Syrucuw, N. Y. ........... ll”
Tulinlo, U . 2.6
Troy, .\'. Y ........... 2.}
Waxilingmu, I). I: ........... In 2mm”:
IN THE FEVER DISTRICTS.
Only Ono Death and Twenty-nine (‘uaol
at Jacksonville Tcaterdny—leernllty ol
the Knlgbta of l‘ythlna.
JACKSIIXYILLE, l-‘lII., Oct. ISL—There wort
tonItyAninc now Inn's reported for twenty
four huum IIiId one death, Edward B. linlli-
dny. Total cases to ditto, 3,057}; total deaths,
322.
Thovre are about 150 nurses hero now from
outshlc. The numb-or III. tho height of the
epidemic was betwwn 550 and 600.
The Knights of l’ythins throughout thI
country sent $3M”) here during the scourge.
They would have douhlul the amount ii
na'ufititu‘y. They stopped only when notified
by tho II val lodgc that furthoér contribution:
worn no: nun-vial.
('ol. Houston hi seriously ill with the fever.
T llI'I‘L' arc mventcen casm at Sum] Hills.
It is t'sllllltllt'tl that H.000 IosiIIents an
awaiting pvrmisfion tn rotum to the city.
The Ilttt‘slltms I-oIIncI-tnl with their ndmiseaiot
and with tho disinfection of their property
while they wore absent causes much anxious
dismissiuii.
The nurse Ipicstiv III is still an unsettled and
annoying one. The Harry Minor nurses
allege that Mr. Miner guaranteed them a
salary. This Mr. Miner Ilbtinctly denies,“
and refers to the health authorities for any
information as to the terms of tho contract.
The latter gentlvmon 50cm reluctant to be
drawn into the mntroversy.
Siziv Unnizaxs, Uct. lit—The New ()rlcun:
nurscs who wen) stoppol at River J unctiui.
arogstill there, and will be.- isolatod. Ponsa
cola will quarantine against I lndmlon county
because of theirproscnco them. The blunder c
of the Jacksnnvillo pcnplc in allowing those
nurses to leave by this route is causing much
trouble and ill feeling.
At Galnuvllle and Fernandlna.
Wasuiso-rou, Oct. 19.—-Themnrine hospl
tal bureau is informed by Dr. Phillips, vicI
president of the board of health of Guium
ville, Flu, that two mom new cases of yellow
fever have developed in that city, and that
the {over has been Ila-lured epldcmic. Stir
goon limo telegraphs from F’rnundinu, Fla,
that one of his turn has been taken sick. and
requests authority to employ another in IIII
place
Three Now fans at Decatur.
Du nun, Ala, Oct. Ill—The following
new'cascs oi yellow fever are roportal: II. J.
Jones, Jr., president of the board of relief.
David Skinner and Willi» Wino (colored).
There were thI IIImtIIs—Il'illinm llubblu am‘
James Ford. With one Inception all tho 5ch
am doing well. Frank Howard was ap
pointed pimident of the bun-II of relic! to II"-
during the illness of MI. Jones.
An Old Gama Surcmfully “oi-km].
Luv Isv ILLn, Oct. 19. —-—'l' uI-IIIIIy morning I
stranger giving his name asJohn Emmet-t
walked into the nstnblishmont of J. III
Robinson It: Co.,claiining to ball from Knox
ville, 'I‘onn. Attcr purchasing goods to th
amount of SW) llt! uttered a chuck for 83,”
made to Mary Emmort, drawn by the pan
lion agent at Knoxvillo. This Mn. Emmort.
humid, was his mother. Mr. Robertson gavt
him tho dilfcrcnco in cash. Emmett has not
since IIIeII won. The pension agent at Knox.
villu tI-lcgruphs that no such party I- known
Phil Duly Tudleud.
ABBIlltY' l’IIIIr, N. J., Oct. ID.-—Tha Mon
mouth county grand jury, which was dis
chargod yesterday. found eighty-sown In
dictInentII, Including one against l’hll Duly.
prqu'IIItor of the Pennsylvania club homo at
Long Branch. Daly lathe only gambler In
dicta]. In the cm of J. A. Bradley. foundei
of Aubury Park, charged with lIhIIIlng J. C
l’attcmm, no blll was found.
Imperial “Nike. Can-a a Wreck.
Bivxmox, 1a., Oct. Ill-“An extra might
train loath when Into the roar of the raw
lat freight. at. this station. Tho calico-II.
moral can and the engine were bull)
wrecked. Tho damage will amount to M,
m Bonnet the tram men m Injund
The accident wan caused by tho failure of tin
bruku to hold.
lulled In a Saloon now.
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A ”V‘EB'IISING BATES.
Subscription Price, $5.00 PekYéarl
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thnix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
NII'I'AIIY I'Ul‘lJ‘CI
ROWAYTOIVI. L‘0\N
l)“. Holt “3}. I. All.
'ml‘ It‘ll BEHIDRNI‘K“
I‘ur. III-st \lt‘llltt’ and ”IIIIN‘ Sire-H,
NIIIIWALK. cosy.
Uttlu- Hour: Ivlfmil mun , from! VIII. and? to
. p.uI.; sundays 2 to It p.III
ng \Illllnullil‘filltm by II-IopIIImc It 700
\. 7 S. KNAI'P.
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A IKLJKI I lot I .
nun prvpnrnd Io makc plum and IIpIIr‘IIIrIII'IIn
II-Ii MpI-nnttnd thI- I‘IIIII-trurtinn of Illlllillllxl‘t‘
”2|th IIIIJSUILIIIIIZ.
IrrIIII— 'Z'Iiylorn Building V auhingtox. 51.. .‘0.
Norm III; I’. U, Box? ...‘5 (MW
J (I. CROWD:
I
I‘III'pcIItc ' :IIIII llIIilIIcr.
Plano fiirnlahcd and Eatimuiw tut-n...
Jobbing of all kInIIe promptly IIIII-IIIivII in
Oh!) IAIIII rim-t. III-ur Main
P. t). ox Mil. South Nora-alum.
ATTENTIO\.
Son in; Machine Supplies,
AIIIIchnII-nt». Pun». \‘ccdles BtllS. III: turn: shell
Gonernl ltrpulrlng of all kinds Itlltl ulnkcs of
aching MIII‘iunos. I‘. )I. SIIAIIJIIR.
5:! Hum at. no. Norwnll: K‘s-1y
] It. RAYMOND.
I
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bunch I' II IIII I Ollll'tlt'lm‘.
Work done by the day or contract.
IIIIII foot of IlnvIInnII St. on Water. 7PM Box till.
(I. 1). JENNINGS,
Sumo-mm to L. E. Quintard.
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I: IIIII‘I'IEIIII’I' a. bIIIlIIIInIer.
ELI-1‘ "I'ltlt' SIUII'I‘ BELL IN THE OFFICE.
No. I Knight SI. ltelldencc. 5 Elm bt.,
SN) 3.“ Norwnln, form.
C It. D'AILTOIS,
I
Iran-M for Weddinizn and hours. Ice (5an
Ctlflfllnlllly on hand tonne nick and m' III. IIIII cclct
hmtul Root Beer and Employment Otllcc.
whatnot- so NORW ALK. CT.
SOUTH NOIHVALK SAVINGS BANK.
5| Wuhlngton Street.
I), ma Dally fmmtl to flu m. and from I III .‘I p. In
and on Saturday evenings from It to 3.
lrlntemt allowfld‘ou Deposits.
ALDEN SUI. lMANBP
J0 NLI IIIntIils Vlwl’flm. .
InI- Iv. JOHN II. KNAPP. Sec aim Treat
{IIIIRIIELL It II’IIIIMIDIRI,
AnI-tloneers and llcul Estate Ax’ In,
38 Washington St.. South Norwall.
lino Mum-of the most Ilmlrahlo building lIItII In
math homalk and East Norwalk for male at
harunlnn
Iloimm and Into mm on may Imus Let thou.-
who want In buy consult with them before looking
clrcwhcm.
lloIIIwu to rent and rents collected. fowl Mn
Goon-nu ll. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER
And Furnishing Undertaker.
can and we my lure not of all kind: of furniture.
30 Matt: atmt. Nam-III.
Almmmred to fumlrh not till
theintmwmof IIIIIIIIM day gr IIIIIk t. m'ft'lt'p ”rhino
cognacmm with midi-nee. No. a he“
I:
Wedding Stationery!
PRINTED 0R ENGRAVED l
PRINTING [II All KINDS
I
AT THE
REK ESTATE!
Fonsamthmxm Woman-ll
“Build! I lack,
one uncut trial-[rum with dwelling. on the“ out
Moot the“ ttorw III-Hope"
IIU'I N“ on Lulu avenue, with dwelling
mm!) on a
Farm. Softy feet from and on hundmd and HM
"they; molotwmi dwelling III 'l'htnl “can.
fifty feet by one handrail and Iftonu mm
handle Itteetfrontandmnadthmh Intact
they“? between Third and Fourth akua ltnquln
Rumimllouth Kuwait or R. I Kaela,
cum. until-If.
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish
Wire Steel Door Mats,
Something new. best thing out.
w. c. QUINTARD,
IUBIC HALL BIDCK.
Slate Roofin g
We are prepared to do that class Job of
SLATING
LI! elther BANGOR. EAST BANGOR, or
PENABGYI'I SLATE
all cents 1131‘ foot III upward.
Parties wishing SlatI mom-II: should call on us
before: nominating «new new.
A. BACK II; (:0.
“him SI... foot of Havilmd South Norwalk.
We also otter, our own Importation. flftr
in: of to can a yard.
Extra. Wide Wool Hemiettas.
OM «not the widest and best Henrietta Cloth- ercr brought to thin
market will he offrtad today“)c aka a large line of medium guide. 0! Gunman-ad
Rm, .1, ‘1 I5
0! our own Importation.
To simulate the silk trade“
(lulu on». the genuine (IUIN
These are low figures for rich Black Silk! but they are not a corrcspIthngI y low in
on Ihl? contrary. they are made of an excellent quality of pure silk, soft, rich and ban Inc, and an
(autumn tor Iicn ice as any silk in the world.
WCome and sow what we pronounce the but value that has been sold for "£5 yen-II.
Fallie Francalse.
A lot of :10 pleas ‘24 inches wide. the genuine $1, 75qaahty, will be opened today at 31.17.
table was evcr offered In the city before.
00101366. Francalse.
Twcnly- two new Iihnura, the nine grub.- that we have usually sold It 31.25 will be sold at $1 to in
date early purchasing.
W .B. HALLOrCO
BRIDGEPOR'I'.
special
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3.! 50 Each lot has twelve shad”.
At Low Prices.
Importation.
BY WHITE LINE EITHER "Banana.”
Webavethfodaymtcndatthammllmatthil part one lot of Silk Warp W cloth-
whlch m in all the new mailer—aka! all the Dublin 01th
out; profit by selecting tron: than!“
BROADCLOTHSI
unflatte- B.Iaadclothr mvhichuegmaateca aliv-
iii-mun
III THE FAVORITE KIIIIII'
Win, yum. m
COMBINATION SUITS.
I We IIIIIIII open to day one huudnd an and beautiful units and only one of a Ityw will be sold in the
I].
——»——-'75 CENTS:—
tall’ieces of Rich Black Rhadam, Colomd Rhadamu and Black Falllar, our but Still good-I at ’15
cents. '
An Unusual Opportunity to Buy IIIIO Renowned til-Incl It Clo
Black Silks.
Delivered By Carilnl IlIiIIII.
Clean and Free from
\hpmpoacmrelldnrlnatha present week tlvc lots of Rich Black Gm
goodsnt the following prices: than. 8100. ll I5. SI :35 st 35 per
do of goods;
Now is the tiInelto put. III tout,
E ’s' S‘I'llll!
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Always in Stock»,
i
Slate or Stone.
I
RIYM NI] Bills
.'l‘l{lb STRADI,
OP'l‘lCII-XN,
83 Mill" St.. South .‘IIII'II'IIIk.
\'Isunl IIIIIK-rlectlonr III-Ir-crut IInei corrected.
hold Sta-curl”. Ruling Bow-r a: II Eye Glass“:
Dulcimer- IirI I-tpupcnorqzu III bl I II nn- -onabw
,Irlceu. - .
Examiner In
I'. 8. Pat. man
1576 to 1883.
“ Offices, 436 Main Sfraa‘.
BRIMEPORT. (TOP-"N.
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST OF
Meats,
Poultry,
--——AND-——
Vegetables,
Always limb and at a moderate price would dowcll
Io callatthe
llcfore gunning Elsewhere.
nnlm solicited and goods IIcIIvcrI II to any part
of ('ity.
JIIIISIIIIII Sfllfll‘llfllll, Pl'fllll.
.IIIIIIIIIIIISI
“up...
All GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
The host Goods m
the bout loan:
I—a-II—AT-n—v. '
H. 8. III]. III
BOOT It 31108 amour,
Ben ’, Llfllfl ’ and III Iran’s
MBIIINII INIIIWIIR
In All Sizes and Good Values.
l. IIIIIIIERMIN & SIIII,
85 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
low price. It will
you to call on us.
Check a rwcialty
WE HAVE RECEIVED SOME
NEW PERFECTION BUGKW
A' m Pure White Clmcr Honey In the comb. If you with something a lendid, try-
Genuine Button Brown Bread at 10¢. per package
l
_a_
II FLIIIIB II PIGIIIIEI
package of the
“e are receiving the elcbrutcd Cocoanui Imam!
lecc 8 week. For ()mngI-II. Lemons, thnunas Malaga Gram, MIXHI Nuts. New Lalifornla Eraporated
Apricots, Raspberriu. Peaches.0range and Lemon Peal, and afull line of Dried Frmia. We have to
arrive a large areortmcnt of the
Dew Drop Canned Goods
W hlch are strictly first class and will suit the moat fastidious. We are. selling fine Gilt Edge Butter ata
New ltaiains from me to In: r nu. Rich Full Cream
ur'l‘basandCofleeaarethevay beat. W poo
And the Price,”wny That’s, All Right.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR.
7O WASHING‘rTON STREET.
A Look at Our Large Assortment of
--FURNITURE--
Wlll Satisfy You That For
Style, Price and Quality,
The Place to Buy in at
DAVID STOW’S,
87.989 AND 91 MAIN ST...
DP STATES.
SOUTH NORWALK.
GROCERIES AND MEATB
----AT m OLD STAND Ola-
T. 31133 Gm & SON.
BPBIIOWOOD.
AIIII ORDER“ FILLBDRBOMI’TLY.
Mrnrxfrrompmnmmmmmnmmmmm
am unman-
The Old and new».
IIILI IIIIIII LIIIF.
IIIIIII IIIIIIII
-'I'IIE PROPELLERS-
0in of Norwalk & Eagle, ' 7
Will make daily tri Sunday!
freight between New r8, (aw-11%
gm: kk‘WIII leave “walnut ofBechaa Mari
ew or every evening, as
owetock union Saturday at 2“?» Tan H'-
wIIlk Bridge and Sour Namath cream ,
freight taken from and radial In! ill.
points on tha Dunbar, and m ”I,
Shop“; Railroads at Gunny lad-cal
Batu. I
U lie‘fioa to agent: the of “NI-walk
“Wain be unit for special MW
anywhere In New York or in vicinity.
are forbid of II.
emu-played What- of mummmur
theowuerlthcreof.
E.C.WHITIIEI’S IIIT unlit.
87x Main Street,
SO. NORWAII .
FRAMING at lowest mien.
Full line oI Artists' Intends.
GET THE BEST.
“Iiiiinr'
STEAM
HEATER.
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