I\flmmapaofu1“‘-
‘ E ”name was: Wramfl.
. J9”, wmlm mas mined-II
l m, 'CCIII‘ICCI III “16 Hudson gunman Boa Legacy, 1), T., Oct. 2‘.—
st New York. gmflwfiwm war-tins“:
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CARELEBS W0 mm and .s tlghl‘ds expectai. moms.
BK OF “LOT“ mom advantaged thsBioux while‘the
leadershavebeoalolmferring ”Washington.
,m mm all-s tanker Misuotweinflnntial lndlsn'lwine at
a. l" p mllwd ills feared the iiious Will be
"I- 'W. “Md" °"""‘" m duneralised and scatter. one on»
’m W“ '1“! ' Car “0"- pally oftlle, thcavalry,withalarge
turns of hsdhnnfliee, has been dispatched to
’ meet the attacking Crows. It was thought
1'" YORK, Oct. lid—The steamer Atlas, “ first thaflhe Crows were “any,” musing
at the Atlas financing between this and 0115th million, but lun'etofure when-
Wmlndhnnomywd loathed With an 3" overnUmwhassot foot upon Sioux
"ted cargo of fruit and hidm, was M 80- a fight has resulted. The Indians left at the
hrgtoher dock at 4:25 yiaterday afternoon, ‘80“?! are excited “my uneasy until a,”
‘Wl‘lh' V05"? from C03” Rica, “hm hearnews from the front. Maj. Hacking!»
nevumnmo by the ferryhoat Central.“ III), who took on elm Standing Rock
WWtY-lmilmddxew Janey fer-1 line. chiefs m W’utllingtou, will arrive at the
l“ l
PABIIEI. "mum.
The Trial ”Drags and Wearies
All Concerned.
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A .FEW ENLIVENING TILTS.
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Enema in stocks tail haao!
Ladies’ and Misses’
' WINTER BLMKS.
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Seal Plush Sacques
III W Webster Continues Bis WI
rut-11: We to show That Boy»
cotter- Arw Paid to Commit outrages
and Dleaigo nu Soiree ol Inlormatlon.
Loanoa, Oct. luv—The second session at
the Parnell commission dragged its slow
length along, wearying judgw, lawyers, re
porters and spectators. The proceeding!
were rumored a trifle livelier by several
sharp emaounwrs between Attorney Gems!
Webster and Sir Charles Russell, who is on
thsalert for Mr. Parnell's interests Web
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:. " Mulls. tom Arum
um " mils. Inlay-Jones Ix.
em ” Bollsfidal. 1.18 " hulls.
m “ local I.“ ” Ilp’udo War.
9.33 " Am. 8.0: " hulls.
110.13: " Is. 4." " Iloaslx.
1133 .. II x“ ans .: I‘lls'agits
~. p. as.. sprees. ' .
1.40 80.x. 5.51 ” local
2.“ “ Amati. 1.13 “ local
4.46 " Kennels. 7.21 ” md’pt Ace.
5.15 " _ 8J0 “ Acacia.
Ml ” “9.40 ” Acton.
6.592 " lupus“ Ilm " Adamslxdc.
31:: 2‘ Bacon. 12.48 '5 Bostonlix.
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10.15 ” M. M ital" Atom.“
12.56 ” Wash’ton I: D.“ " Antoni
limos". - 6.519.“. Ammo.
9.15 Aaron.-
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7.28 " brainy.
9.59 " Locum.
mu. c II. muesli.
oi! the foot 0! Liberty street.
Agreethele was washed into thel‘ltlas’
W side. Although‘a bravo chart was
msdstogethsrtohu dock,shessnkwithin
five minutes on the foot of Barclay street, in
l sweaty test at water, and in the direct path
a! the Eoboksa terryboeu.
y no one was lost, though none of
”crew had time to save an article'oi par-
The Atlas was steaming up the river at
idowspeed, under canmand of Capt. James
W. Tobin, who has been with the Atlas line
forty years. Lashed to the port side of the
steamer was the tugboat W. Goodwin, Capt.
Barrett, commander, who, with Capt. Tobin,
was on the bridge at the Atludirecting mat-
ters, and the crow of thirty men, mostly
B were scattered over the deck and
in the cabins.
Owesite Liberty street the ferryboat Cen-
tral was seen to suddenly shoot out of her
dip. Pilot Simmons instantly blew two
whistles, meaning that the Atlas demanded
the right of way, and the Central responded
conceding it. But before those on the steamer
«worm»
ONCE FOR EVERY BOX.
Voters May Go to the Polls In New Yuri
State as Many Times as There Are Boxes
and Throw Each Ticket Separately.
ALBANY, Oct. ”ll—In response to the right
of a voter to vote ditlerent tickets at diflor-
ent times, Attorneyilonoral ’I‘abor booths
following to any to Timothy Perry, Esq,
president of the Brooklyn board of olectimls:
I beg leave to state that you are correctly
informed that all official opinion haeboen
given by me in reference to the right of a
voter on election day, instead of voting all
the ticket at once, to come to the polls at (lib
forent times, where there are more than one
box. While this is true, and is the law, as I
understand it, still it is subject, of conmo, to
qualification. For example: The statute
providwtbat the board of inspectors shall.
1mm+fuilnutholity to‘maintnin order and
regularity, and to enforce obedience to their
lawful commands during an election and
mldroallzc what was 30111330 happen “10 during the canvass and estimate of votes
farryboat crashed squarely into “‘0 Atlas after the closing of the polls, and shallllave
just forward of the bridge.
The shock of the collision throw the Atlas
clear over on her beam ends, and as the ferry-
full authority to preserve peace and good
order at and around the polls of the election,
and to keep the access thereto open and un-
W W 01“ R W 509“ that a great obstructed, and may appoint one or more
11016 '83 “00k” lll the steamer’s side. R , electors to communicate their orders and in-
Wll followed by 5 scene 0‘ the Wfldfit ox- structi-nol, and to assist in the performance
(limb Th9 men 00 the All", shaken of the duties in this section enjoined
from their MW. rushed to the docks, If any person shall refuse to obey the law-
while “19 “BEING“ and “039“, warned by ful conunands of tho inspectors, or by dis-
the W313 that W in “P0“ them, dropped onlerly conduct in their presence or hearing
”19‘!“ working instruments {and made ‘0' ”19 shall interrupt or disturb their proceedings,
docks. they may make an order directing the sherifl
And none m0 30011. 10" hardly had “NY or any constable of the county to take the
”all“ air when it was discovered “3“ person so offending into custody and detain
m would ““5 the Bl“P from going him until the final canvass of the votes shall
down. CINE“! Barrett Put more steam on be completed, but such order shall not pro
“10 W8 and tried to 89° “‘9 All” ‘0 the ’ hibit the person 80 taken into custody from
601011 M. where she W” W have 1311M, voting at such election While, thmforc, it
but 3“ “1011 950115 'were in vain. The 8““ is true that a person may vote at different
V0103” 0‘ water ““an into the hold 730‘ tinios for different candidates, where there
m it intros-lbw 10' the steamer W keep an», dilfereut borne, such right is subject to
£300“, Bud “19 rapidly began W sink. an honest and fair exercise thereof, and if it
The crew fleeing the WW" coming "WY isattempted by any voter to use such right
‘ second nearer to the decks, climbed into the as to “my“, it apparent that it is for 1133 pm.
rigging. swearing and cursing M the {err ’- pose of hindering or delaying other voters, or
b0!“ which 1186 9311594 the catastrophe. ill any way defeating an honest, fair, reason,
From the ’1sz they climbed W the "’8' able and orderly conduct of the elmtion, it
boat, WW “1105 had been W0“. “Id WMCh would he in the power of the inspectors to
13,110" floating “b0" the fast disappmring notify such permn to exhaust his right at
stamer. once, and upon his failure to do so to order
Three man lost their balance and fell into his removal from the polling place, if such
the water, but were easily reecued. 081* order be necessary in their judgment tomain—
Tobin was the last to leave his steamer. and tain the regularity, peace and good order at
then the Goodwin steamed quickly away. and around the polls, and the access thereto
Suddenly the Atlas’ bow ducked under the open and unobstructed. .
water, her stern rose high out, her screw
' still working, and then quietly, and with
hardly a sound, she dived forward; the We-
ters parted a moment to receive her, and the Daring Robbery of a Farmer on m Street
next imtant she primed out of sight, the vm- In Broad Daylight.
tersciosed over her and resumed their nat— NEWYORK, 0“, 24,—A daring highway
ural currents. robbery took place on Greenwich street you
Thorn were lively times on "10 Central. tor-lay just before noon. August Thermals,
Not many pasengerm owing to the drizzling a farmer on the outskirts of Brooklyn, sold a
rain, were on the how, but the $1001!le lot of produce at the markets, and with the
filled with men and women, 1110““ whom proceeds purchased alot of supplies for his
at quietly reading or gazing out on the family, As he was driving through Gwen—
uneven waters of the North river. wicb street ten members of the “stabh gang”
Thane who recovered themselves first made surrounded his wagon Two seized his horses.
amad rush, some for the bow, some for the Two more sprang upon the seat alongside of
.139 W9": While others, Wildly ”‘8 Tllerrneu. He attompml to cry out, Muscu-
women, sat white and scared as though or lar fingers worn placed on his throat and‘ a
pecting number shock. For two or three band closed his mouth. A revolver was
minutes 8 panic raged placed at his head by one of the highwayrnen.
The ferryboat stopped, swung around as While this was going on three more of the
though to viewller work for a moment, then gang bad sprang into the Wagon and were
a jingling boll pulled by nervous bands in rapidly throwing tho contents out to their
llsr pilot house sent her ahead at full speed companions in the street below. At this
tor the Jersey shore. juncture Detective Flynn, of the lkcond pro
Feeling the boat again throbbing with the cinct. hnppcnfil along. He made a dash at
' pulmtions of her engines, the passengers be— the highwnymen, who ran. lie captured one
“"0001 of them. An hour later be caught another,
ClW-V Tobin V” afterward seen at “I The latter had a box of soap under his arm
home, No. 135 Conuml street, Brooklyn. Be a the time.
8‘" ' W account 0' “"3 collision. The two highwaymen were later arraigned
“The cargo of the Atlas.” he said. “con- In the Tombs court and held in 31,000 ml.
shied o! 3.200 halo of who. 100 tom 01 108- for trial. The police are now after the rest
wood, 11.000 bunches 0! banana and about of the gang.
' 1M hides, being worth in its entirety nearly -—-—--——--—-
“JIM. When paging Liberty street yum, Improved Transom of Fishermen.
Sham Capt. Barrett,of the Goodwin,and Onswa. Oct. 2t~Comnlandor (toning,
mysalf were on the bridge, and Simmons in charge of the fishery protectlvo sorvicq
held the whistle cord in his hand. It was who in now here torcport as to the soawn's
dear enough to see the Jersey shore. As the work, any» that only one seizure of all Ameri-
Contral mine out from her slip Simmons can fishing vessel has been nude this year.
blewtwo blasts three tinnizs, and the Central In no Instance did an American vessel at-
noppsd hersngines for shipment, but unload tempt to vlolnto the regulations. which may
at mm. as she should have done, sud— bs partly nominated for by the fact that the
duly started forward and struck us forward crews were permitted to land to post letters,
d the bridge. on the starbmrd side. Two or cmumnnicatewitb their Iunnesst pleasure,
revolutions of her wheels backward would whlle captains so disposed could take out
Invawvented the collision." Mousse under the modus vivemll, which
About» hourand aquarieraftertheslnk— gave them all the privileges they limited.
by d the Atlas another collision occurred at The modified regulation: have done much to
almostprsolsoly the same renters all cause of irritation. The mock-
Ths steamer El Paso, of the Morgan line, are! ostch was very small.
' , was down theriver, outward bound,
when she collided with a railroad Iloat intow
d in tug Vanderbilt Pive freight cars were
a the that and were thrown into the water.
HIGHWAYMEN IN NEW YORK.
Yellow Fever Ellblag Oat.
Jscsmsvmu, Oct. tit—The «titanic is
slowly ebbing out. Many new cm are re-
porttddaily. but the type is much milder,
and deaths are rare. Allot the volunteer
their homes tomorrow. The resklsntdoo-
cm. torscanmwhamllethe epidemic may .
“' “" mm“ “ill. norm
aftertllsesrsslulsecuredileum-gains.y law . ,
.IIs‘ ammonium-nae Minimum of Mtnm as
as "diamond. Iollon:llowoasss.33;desml you
”3,812; total death, 3‘33. 0! the new
oasesIOarothtes. 'l'hsdlatlibthatol
lamlelflins, of East Jacksonville. aged.
Ital-as Captured.
star's pro-inns is relieved only by Sir
Charles’ objections, and some of these latter
legal quirkllJn'ovoked retorts and gave about
theonly interest to be found in the court.
The only novelties that were produced were
the statmuente made by Sir Richard Webster
that The Times had obtuillcxl many docur
memo from a land loaguo olllcisl, that the
same official was also the purveyor of the
letters which the I’amollitu claim to be
forged, and that ho namul and minds
specified price for tlmm.
Attorney General Webster said that if no-
oese could be obtained to tho various books
of the Land league, detailed evidence could
boprocured showing the relation borne by
the Parnelliteu to the criminal actions of the
members of the league. The Times, he said,
had secured documents duwriblllg how men
were supported who rcfused to Work, and
how boy-cotton and other» were paid for
committing (mirage-:4. llofore the case was
concluded all the cirwulstanota bearing upon »
thecase in The 'l'iInw’ ymeeeeion,’tho letters
published by that paper, the names of the
persons from whom they had been obtained
and tho amount of money paid for them
would be divulged. lloforo the letters were
published, which The'l'llnes believed to be
Mr. l’arnell’s, their genuineness had been
proved by comparison with undoubted speci-
mens of Mr. I’arnell's writing. The court
here adjourned.
The Times alone out of the city newspa—
pers is publishing verbatim reports J“ the
Weeding: of the commission, The paper do-
Votee grout space to this matter daily, and
all its reporters and barristers sit in the
press bozo» wiggad and gunned. The In!!-
yers on both sides are pruning the OOIIIIIIII-
sion not to sit on chnmlnys, as at present,
with the court sitting five days a Wonk, no
other business can be at tended to.
The revival of moonliglltcrs' mpades in
Ireland is certainly ill timed. Several outr
rages are reported as the Work of those mis' I
croantn, and Nationalists are fearful lest they i
will prejudice the minds of the public against 1
the Irish cause now at stake. l
The Berlin newspapers are reviving the,
complaints of Russian intrigues in Itou- i
mania. It is hinted that Unrussofl was the
medium rewritly of u ulcrct interview at
Jessy with ltoscti, one of the presidents of
tho lloumnllinn court of insulation at Ila-
charost. f
The Standard publishes a telegram from ‘
Suakin, which says that. the situation lb”
is of the» gravest nature, and that the troops
are inadequate to defend the extensive forts.
The oilicinls at tho war other are very indig- ;
must at the publication of the dispatch, as'
disparaging news of this sort is not nIIic'laily
furnish-C in England. They fear that the
statement l y reach the baliegersof Buakin,
and stimulate them to renewed energy, for—
getting that the town itself iaIuIi of spiral
who have probably already carried a faithful
report of the condition of the place to their
friends 1
Mr. John Morley in a mrcnt speeds pro l
dicted mat the solution of home rule for In» l
land would be concurrent with the abolition
of the hereditary peemgc.
l
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Scandals at the Court.
MUNICH, Uct. ill—The Neulste Nach—
richten prints a sensational article alleging
mandala in the “’urtemborg court. The or:
ticle denounce: the favorltlam shown to thruv
Amerimns, who, by means of spiritualism,
have gninui enormous influence with the in-
valid king, whom they blackmail. Unu of g
the Americans was formerly secretary of the ~
Amorimn ligation at Stuttgart, and was r.» '
osntly ennoblml by the king.
i
A l'rinccly Power.
BERLIN, Oct. til—The I’m charges that
I’urumll', Russian minister at iirulacls,
forged tho letter purwrted to have been
written by Pnnoe Ferdinand some time ago,
which would the our to suspect Prince Ills- '
marck of violating the friendly relations bo-
twecll Russia and Germany.
I'uIica Inland a, Dilute". L
Drums, Oct. Lien—At liloy, County 'I’yrono, g
a riot occurred betweslh Uraugamou Ind up, '
Natlonaliuta The police charged upon tho,
rioters mtll fixed bayonets and diuparsmll
W. herons! or the police Were inlurod by 1’
Man. 3
substantial Banal-annulus. .
Rout, (lot. :M.~Thepope haeglvon $.12,- l
one In aid theantielavery lclhfilmof Conllnai
hvlgorio, in tonne of praise and wrung» I:
ml. for the work the latter had would
plinhal. '
A Royal Marriage Abandoned.
\‘lrnas, not. rat—Tho am I‘m I"...
aim that the marriago of Prince Am.
under. of flattening, in I’rlnma Victoria,
of l’rnlslla, ha been abalxhaled.
from Jams to Jurassic-s.
Consrssrlsorss. Uci. 2i» —An irsds of
the porte sanctions the «summation at a rail-
way line between Jails and Jul-analog”,
Mrtko «Casi Isis-rs.
beams, Oct. lit-BevsraltheassnliYorb
minced minors have struck Coal Isad-
vaneinginprlos.
rm Moll Pleads galley.
haw You. (let.
I”
8235.00 and $35.00.
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(V I) to the lien Iiivc when you are hungry or dry.
{01' yun mu L'I'l a «good mpmre Int-vii or lunch
at .:?l 3. .un :lr llrit‘e'r so that sou can ail-3rd ii and
than". Our dunks arr ‘ca. (loll-1* and Milk.
Q'ifllt’rhuf or I'Ulil. all klmlsof Tun imncr Ilrmks,
Also Table [belch-Ir Bollard and lining by the
dry nrul-clz. tumvnnd s».- for your?” that ii is
it»: like home and we wzll try and nuke you feel at
home llcrfixulilliy. THE BEE “IVE
le‘.‘ 3m
Insure I Your Life
(In the Endowment Plan.
A man at aloof?!) would primal)! need insurance
tor twenty or meaty—five years. us because he
needs it for that timt in no reason why he should
stipulate to keep it up durin the whole life time.
Ito has over c: h: hundred c
llvinzjnore I mom years and nearly eight
hundred In a Ihouundo living twenty-fire ears
Because his m" tie are so bright be about! not
neglect to pm cfortlw chances of dvinzmwhich
arr mlihmnlly nucleolus—by a llbs'nll immanen-
w h m. Issues IN rill:
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance Co.‘,
(I? HARTFORD.
8. s. L'HIIMMRDIBIJ.
South Nora-all.
GILBERT M. RITCH,
,... _ ‘..,...
1
Liv
'sl .._, A . .' rW
ry and Feed Stable
wsllulcs llornL,
firm and Carriages inlet for all occasions.
Csm’am at Depot to used All Trains.
mod Turnout! sl Reasonable Prim,
GAMES
BAKERY!
1.5—...”—
I’UIINUCUI'IAH. CANDY “Wham!- fall s-sort-
mmt of ornamental candy.
MrsJoIm Holland
woman's BLOCK.
”if
~13 if ‘
Henry Tilly,
llllllllll Hill.
Special attention given to re-
pnlrs in all branches.
A good mend-hand, two-seat-
ed carriage for sale.
SWAN do BUSHNELL,
Wild-Instill Retell Mail In
Msnufectnrm’ and Palnlers’ Supplies
Ship Chandlers.
”Watermabotatlassk,
empowerment
Ash. Optics. and W One. m M.
”mum-sums. “1"
shalt
van“ summer”
unaware-sash. m
not! in a thousand of 54
These 3' are excelled b none and stand a
the head of the I!“ for sluipl city, durability and
cfliclency; are scum-leaning and easily maimed.
We have on hand a fine line of
RANGES,
‘ Plain and Duplex Grate.
BECIIRATI'II AND PLAIN CHINA,
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware,
ABATE. TIN and IRON WARE
Just re'civod from the factory at the lowest market
rumfiicBno
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
Jewelry,
—AND—
Silverware.
Special. attention paid to the rt:;.’lltil.! ol’ flue
w.I.('h“l‘ nbd jewelry.
5:! Niall“ Mrcci.
SEWERS!
v r
r‘. BI. PII‘JRC’E
uranium
SEGVVICII PI131‘3
no
Gollr 'zll Sewer (I‘onl reactor
la wcpzlml to make t‘hrlnm'liuhfl with main FC“C:!
: ll am oh y on the lmr-t favorable ictmi.
m tnlcndlut to rounccv with the rcccnlly blid
sow: in l'! :h:.- city will find ll. to their advaniacc :u
call! 0;. L132 834 If
i“. 1‘1. I’llilf (7 1‘.
I50: 20. South borwulkgm.
The Metropolitan’s Record For l887.
Gain in number of onlslandlng l'ollccll aunng
ls-T. 278,015
Gain in Asa-eta durinlz I897. nationals.
Gain in Premium Income during Ibb'l’, SLIM)!“
8-1.
Gain in Interest Recruits dunnng I37. $35,649
Gain in Gross Income during: our. swim-21.35
Number of Death Claims id in I887, 2.2113.
Amount paid to Policy-bu ders during not, 82,.
191.0013).
Number of Policies in I-‘mce. 1.3lflx'r69.
New insurance written during lazwnowleoo.
Capital and Surplus for security a! l’ollcyholders
overand above the more required by law. (4 per
cent )and all other liabilitlea, gunner; i0.
Amount paid by the Company to in- Policy-
holdera for Clsiuw, ct: , since (maimion, plus
pmm invested Assets, SIBJ’IIGJEB h‘i.
JUeICPH LEII‘NIK. Atom.
.Hllll‘hi H. I’IJRRIN,
is hu'csnlranli Retail lll'ult‘f' in all kinds of
dill. AND W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Elna Stone, Etc.
Lehich, llal-knwannn, Lorna!
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilheeharre Coats.
llnll ill RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘ (mat of Washington and Mar
shall stm :9. “much others at Ellison
"my 9'0!» “Hill
. Watt?“
.. Poultry of annual
. l
rchm-s-or- "it
,, GRAND FALL 0mm
FALL AN!) WINTER
M I LLI N ERY l;
Largest Assortment; Lawsuit Prices.
Trimmed Millinery,'l'arhsas,Walhl um.
um an Ilonnets richly email with all?“ ‘
Feather Bands lo match suits.
hnnrtelNMMyleamgn
OSTRICH BANDEAUX
9b ded Tipe,WillEI-, Coroncls. Nmelilesin
Rib
like and Velvets. boas
l
Our full line It ll be opened 3/ ‘
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursda
and Friday. ‘
l
Ladies will please accept this invitation. Ito mu ‘
Mrs. fW. F‘awcetli
Norwslk and So. Norwalk.
1"
a
Wedding Stationery
PRINTED 0R ENGRAVED l
.4.“
A SPECIALTY. l
PRINTING 0F lLLl
Sentinel Oflice.
Halli, Baleyi Cu.
MAI‘STELS,
DOORS,
SASH,‘ BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK,
(IF ALI. KINDS.
-flfiw.-~
Largo Stock of Columns
’ for Trimming
Plate and Sheet Glass.’
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
———.____.
Lumber Yard helm railroad and carriage
Mill at fast if fiarslal Street.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Hilllll, Ballot in.
Important.
Elgnronn, Nana, April a, ’88.
have'us-od ntard‘l
since hm Summer and it hagflput me W hapeto
work our: more. which I was not able to do.
I g yr the malaria in Central America two years
agmpm have wflored trout it since, nein osiornel,
quinine. etc, b the wholesale. Qniuiard's Sal.
puilla Ll‘il the airless for me.
Yours Truly
A. F. Quintard.
I
1'. O. BILL.
roan Ir fell.“-
GEO. B. PLAISTED,
lAllIES‘i “m
DYES
n?" r“ a «mu. ”m' n '
.y in. yo lug. are-old a -
where. Price 10., a MC. Theybaveaole
for strength. Brighton, Amount in Pack
or for I’ll-tum of Color. or non-fad" Qualim
Theydonot cracker-mat; toeolors. orsaleby
IIUYT'S Pharmacy, and Geo. B. madman”.
n2! Iy
l wrnt'rsv rm:
Highest Cash Price
FOR
Rugs, Bones, Bottles Iron”
and Metals.
Parties movi can sell the stock b sending
Isl card to m y DOI-
WIIJJAM I-onslonrl,
some xonwsu.
J. P. Peckwoll.
1 James Block, Water st. '
Norwalk. In 00:33.
Being unable to mafactua
HARNESS
'I‘o compete with It concern» I have taken fl! ‘
agency of one of t ”inc-J um’ mansions“
meats In the state for the sale of
flatness, quddles, Halters, Sur- ',
ciugles, Collars, kc.
Fine Harness To Order;
in n'~nl.stlho old standmllmlwmhasfi.
for line «1 Will . s con-oi ‘
We. Monet. .. '~ '3
The Mill] Mlllll
u—u’llll Jim—-
MEATS!
IIIIVID III 'flll M “II“.
n mt m «sum ass-rs. mu
m .
mgmuummwfllmfluum
“mussel.
Norwalk Chronicler