Evening sentinel, Monday, December 24, 1888 · page 3

 

 

 
 

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TwentY‘four Li'e‘ Lost by the ’ l)fl§lliA3LE “out“ for Dingle. letnilit'l‘tu lcl or

lot rain, and due buildlug ultra tor uh ; easy
Burning of a Steamer. limos. mm m

_ , E. A. “'oodwnrd.
In": Arts or rut: OI‘I‘II'I:II§.‘_“""‘ ”m .—
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longer- Ware at Brenna-l. MN. IA Marvé [)iitll'llii'l‘l'ul Bridgelulrt tiarmzv llaniawlhh
; I’I.Il|ll‘ lion-o nailingwhy it“, on tlplwrtn-
III limb [or Life Blinded )laoy lam ‘ Ana. burl Xonl'lilk. ('onn.

Apply to
.IAI‘oIIM, l..\\"l'o.\;
South Nonnlk.t t.

Their Live- by Jumping Ilwrlward. l

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Mlfltrms, Tenn“ Dec. L'lw'l‘he v-loumerl m I‘m —
Mn. L. A. Davidson.

Kate Adam. an elegant pas-linger put-hot
running Octal-weekly between Memphis and
Arkanm tflty. we: bnnwl llcnl' l'omlnerce, c"","!"‘ mun“ M "an“ "Mimi"
- . l f h‘ 'l I l)ll|( K29 fur Trialling or llcullux lo“. 1 llllrllllll-
“mt “hm“ “my "mm w“! ' “l " in ‘ 'J- , not: the. HIV llolvl,’l‘humiayu of oath wrrli
Ghe was bound to Memphis, and had about . All dlu‘w'ntnalul Int-malty, do: K'llrlllu with draw.
all mph aboard, mpludiug [my dock “m1 nail I13 hyflhrcxcri‘lwugour lligII-st "Um“ l'uwcni
, ' . . _ ,l at WW II urcn. Item wrancc, ,llllllll Ilm
:rxvn‘gih :igfi'g $3323“; ”hm“ “:1 l 'l‘oharco habIt ill-atoll nudnwluhy. oil 1m
" 0 . ‘uu y- re 00- ~—
m1 cabin lumngm l rnnnon

Tho lint oi the dead. no for as can [ml ””001; ATIV 1.; All’l‘.

learned, is ill follown: Senator ('olI-Inau of l .
, , . . ‘ a II l'All'l‘Ell‘l U ml M l Dr l'll‘. Nu
thetulored cabin (row. Gmrgo Lorhct. third 11‘ mi 1" of a" halal..." all“ boiling H“, ”J"

clerk, aged 39. who lost his Me in trying to l hill] (or Furry “'lllk. . ,
five the «floral woman on the lower deck; 1 Full inn nu-Ilnu in Flew-h llu‘nmllml In one
holeaves a wife in Ht lnIIis' lit-o Finlcv ‘ mun . -

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colored roustnhout: Hilliard Horton. Monroe l NI IRS. “ ' II' .‘I ‘ R‘ ll. '
Jackson. James Nebula Joseph l’ortor AII- l "m h" 7“ I-loutli "M" M" South ”anal."
drew Been, all 0! the colored cabin crew;i,‘

 

 

Prank Wells, colored rouslaboul.

In addition, about fifteen deck pnMNIgcrII,
tour of whom were while this", were aim
drowned. la the list of unknown were three
colored \vonicn and two children. They were
coming to Memphis to spend the holiday;
The Whites had been working on the loveea,
and their names and destination are uu~
known. Later accounts, while not stating
with any dcgrw of certainty, teem to indi~
catethnt the lees ot lite may reach thirty-
Iyo or fifty lives. No additional names are
given.

The fire caught in some cotton ncar the
forward end of the boilI-rs. 'l‘lw pnecngers
were at breakfast, and when the alarm was
Elven they all made a rush for the forward

eclr. At the limo the steamer was about

three hundred yards from the Mississippi-

:do of the river, and her how was at once
ended for the shore. l’ilot J. A. Barton was
on watch, and he remained heroically at his
post until shc was satclv lauded.

Harry Beet, the second clerk, who was
fitted at the table when the alarm was
given, had brought all the ladies and chil-
glri forward and assisted them ashore.

pt. Marl: Chock, who was on the hurri-
elnodecltmcmaincd there, giving his com-

until the “age plank was saleiy

lo The fire by this time had spread
through the cabin and he was compelled to
treat to the rear and climb over the rails

, d descend to the cabin. Hero
{Mind Chief Clerk W. C. Blanker, who had
find. an effort to save the money and papers
the steamer, which were in the sate. He
god to grab the money, but was cut oil

“the bow and forced back into the
Ashe was groping his way aft hc
stumbled and fell over some chairs and lost
the valuablcs he had securcd. and it was

th great diilicnlty that he succeeded in
[etching the roar through the blinding
Fiche and flame which filled the cabin.

Opt. Check seized a liie preserver and. plac-
ing it on Chief Clerk Bianker, helped him

almrd into the water. He floated down
' tthrce miles belore he was rescued by
parties who had swam ashore and followed
him down the river.

Capt. Cheek assisted several others in se-
curing life preservers, and when it. was no

possible for him to remain without
beingbhrned, he, too, jumped into the river
ind swam ashore.

There was about twenty-five colored cabin
rangers who were saved along with the
thite wagon On the lower deck. bow—
gver, a fearful panic seized the crew and deck
passengers. Those who were cut oil from
amps from the bow were compelled to jump
overboard to save their lives. The stem ol
the burning steamer had swung out into the
river, and in the cll'ort made to launch the
yawl it. was capsized by the crowd which
filled it, and many of its arcupants drowned.
They were mostly colored men, but there
were. three or four women in the crowd.

The baring steamer drifted away after lay-
ing at the bank for twenty minutes, and
floated down the river, her hull sinking at
thehead of Peters Island, four miles below
Commerce.

There were 167 from the ill fated steamer
that came to Memphis. Capt. Cheek defray-
ilig the expense. of all those who did not
have funds. The passzngers and crew lost all
their clothing and elects, and some made
their (scope to the shore with but lit tiecloth~
ing on, but were provided with clothes by
the kind citizens of Commerce.

Three of the colored cabin crew who were
rescued from the water died atterwardn
Their names appear in the list already given.
The water was very cold and benumbed tho
lid!!! of those who jumped overboard, and
to this is attributed the groans! loss of life.
All speak in the highest terms of the coolncps
andbravery displayed by the oilicers.
.Mr.JohnWooda Harris,apossenger,
jumped from the stage plank before it had
been lowered, and was internally injured.
Hrs. Dr. Harris, of anonia, also sustained a
mined ankle by falling from a cotton halo
indeseending from the cabin totho lower
deck. Capt. Elisha Evans, who is an old
stumbeat pilot, was a passenger on the
steamer. Became down and amisted Clerk
Harry Best in getting the women and
children ashore.

The Kate Adams was owned by the Mom.
phi! and Vicksburg packet company. of
which Meier John D. Adams of Little Rock
n det: Capt. Mark R. Cheek, superin-

nt d John M. Peters, secretary and

rer. Shewanbnilt by Jamca Beak
Sam. of Pittsburg, in 1882, and cost. $102,000.
was the liner: and fastest steamer of her
.andhcrowners this summerrpent
,M in repairing her at Pnducah. She

 

was W for $33,750.

Ker consisted of 1,161bnles of cotton,
1.” of cottonseed, 87 bags of need and
at sundries. The cotton was con—
emphis merchants and is tallyin-

Ired in their open policies.

4 Olin-fly run.

”than, Win, Dec. 2%.-- we men nah-
ing it the Sugar river, near aunt Vernon,

Mull.“ hue, tonnd'a hag con-
taining. human had sunk in the river.
fiehfidflidentiflodu that of William
Minions-been employed as a cheese
materia- village factory. An investiga-
ticnrunlhditthe W circumstantial
«Hence pointing In Joesph Davidson, a
“maker,uthemurdcter. The motive
dthecrimewuprohablyto get pension
«m which thamurdeudman pone-ed.
hideout-mining.

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(lllBA'l‘ REMEDIES c Irallincvi In IIIIIr‘I- ryrup
, v 0! Tu. Wild Chem and "unbound. the ln'I-l

Couch Fyrnp and Lung llnleum in the world. 2'. reun-
‘alloulo. II is invaluable for ('roup In (‘lll'tll’l'lL
Sold by all dtdLgleil. 'l‘lw gunllnv only inu- lac
Illmllc of the signature of Jae. l-.. llnlr in mi Ink on
or: package. llaIr‘r l’llnnnury, nmnutm-lnrcn.
Brit gcport, I'onn on Inmch

Special Sale.

50. 75, 3| .00. and 3] .25.
CALL AND sma'ru EM

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MRS. F AWCETT’S

Ml LIAN Eli l' 811)“ E.
3 Water lit , Sorwnlk.

('W'l hat-c (ll-'pmd hi my FouIlI .‘ium Ill; Hon-
In liltrh .t' I'M I'l id. II Ill n r-;.ni y Iv-nmmiv l‘l! lI-~m
m ll‘n‘ luiruhn "f the pum- an I llI-~ pub. II llly
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liiiié insurance
At Actual Cost.

“NEON" Ill -IroII- at All llllll : lila- insnrnrv Ill
Iirtllal root, -iI->I1 :i w: to lor UH uhr: in

Security Mutual Bandit s-Icilty,
233 liromluny. New York.

Tin-I Smitty cl i
number of mill;

loss Than Tn‘v lrc Italian 1'. Your

dial on

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for com thousand Ilolhr! of ir-mnm 1-.

Chsislmas Presents

FOR AL}? .I.
icgont l~:-pl.z_\' of

JEVIlELERY,

Silver, and
Plated Ware
For the Holidays.

H. s. noon.
HOLIDAY GOODS
J. 'I‘Hli-I’I‘IIASI,
OPTICIAN,

limb a line eclecton of
Gold Specs aclcs, it iding lions,
and Eye Glasses.
Also of all other uric-ties and qrrllzIEI-i. to mid any
demand. (Horses ground to rrmclly any curnhic Ile-
icrt. also a vcry Iim- Eye Water for mic. Pit-arc
call at

83 Main so, II. 5. Hood's cholry stuff.

CANDIES

Of all kindL

BAKERY!

 

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Stoves,
Ranges.

—AKD—

Tinware.

Wflm for

Steam and Hot Air Heating.

 

 

French I,“ Hats Great lamety

A Good Business Horse.

Sound. lilnd IIIIIl tleutlv.

SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINL, MONDAY, DEGREE“ 4. III.

()N E 1’]! A E’l‘()N,

"Ah" A‘

Swell Back Sleigh.

Becker’s
Palm llilll Wall Paper Store.

In North Main tun-cl.

. SQ‘T‘TH... Nonwufir

THEY

Bargain Store.

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Please Everyone.

Iln lhl'sc L'dfllli' wc haw Inarkrd u pricc that will
it‘ll ”will In pmht an m‘ Ilunol iIIll-IIIl to lulu- any
tit on hand our the Hold.) 5.

SPECIAL
THIS WEEK!

l'umc and for ll...-

ELEGANT
Linen Towels

\\'c otter at

25 Cent's.

Christos Presents,

Useful and Ornamental.

5c, 10c, 15c, and 25c

COUNTERS.

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final Slaughll

ol'what is left: of lllllllllA Y uUUllh‘ at tho popular store. 800-:
cons beyond all expectations has grcoicll us. Ulil‘ goods
are all popular and now, and bought at prices

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H. Krieger,

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This it almunn _\o:I “iii In! l‘v-l mt} day in '
Ilzc your.

BANKS & sum?

lluhackclno llmcl Block.
(lpzv. l'uriltllun .

.I itiil‘ES'i‘

$10,000.00,

Toulinc orCiuh Payment.

‘09

3 AS ll.l.l7§TRATltl.‘i of the hem tits oi In ~nr-
1 log; on the alumni 'l‘otltinc or Club Plan of the

Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,

137 Broadway. New York,

we give below a list of beneficiaries that participated
in the distribution oi the money: due from the hm
$5.0m t'lnhe B and U on the deathof Fruit-rick

 

W. G. Jones, of Ncwhnlt City.
*“r'w‘rr — Name. groan'nt ”Auroral
cormucorlas. cmnv 'rovs. anda mu mm— "gs,“ 3, Q LBYTIES .......”sxoi"zs ““5625
meat 0' “WWW candy. Luytiea Bros“ importer". N. Y
EDWARD D, HARRIS ............ "03 75 (3335
Mrs.John Holland Arlhilcci. A. 'r. stem: nucleus v.‘
WILLIAM L. HORR.’ .............. 193 00 6‘15
LADDERS BLOCK. Merchant, Bridgeport, Conn
915-“ GEORGE EKG KRT ........... new 635
7 _ Dry 6 e, . .
armour ANSI-Iii". H. mm ...... 199.00 n25
‘ T I' rate SWIElm, IX g0 1 ton.
W . H. MEEKER & CO. muonmm .............. 19903 535
Civil Engineer. N. Y.
WESTON L. SNYDER ........... 115m 05
MUSIC HALL BLOCK. Connilulon lenthant, N. Y.
' Rigid? {35:3 ................... 231 so 6‘5
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Plumbing, 85.0w
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BERBERT ANSTEY.. .. . . . . ".199 W Lu”
Steam, and Private Secretary. Judge llllton. 8
WILLIAN B. STRONG ..... .. . . 91.40 LCM
letchnnt. N. Y.
Gas Filling. ranosmcx w. serum... mm 1,000.,
' Wholrnlc Mlliinery, iv. Y.
EDWINLGWATIIMEY....... 13900 1,080
. . Lock lanai-clog. Brooklyn.
. ‘ F, W. G. JONES ............... ’. 23.80 LCM
m an gg [ill 01' W. ._
I 35.000
N" You, July 3d. 1888.

Home Ball}! Arm-tattoo, New York, N. Y.

Gmhxlnt : I take heart: in acknowlcd‘fin
receipt. ol checqae [or amount of dirt and
due Inc on the death of one of the member: of my
club in your lion.

1 can recommend your Association an a desirable
one to be insured in, lot it- premptneu lathe rattle-
Inent otclaitna. and it. Tontine ”stem u a prom-
nble iavdtmeet. Your: tral ,

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Rachael. Mdmifxc‘hnn.

F. A. HAMILTON,

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.llzllmt'kclno Allntol Block.

Main Slrccl,

Special Primal:
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81': malts i

It :— not no. iCanned Goods

rower-c". with.

,. I Tim; warm! ayrt‘m m, me [me mmfin
"ttrhri Pidlt’ Mimosa“:
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ll is “Muir iitl ‘ ‘1 L5!“ i’lbli; .
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Pickled oyéteréflmmflflf‘gfifi

Ulslers, Clams, Lllllilfili,
Fresh and Salt Fish,

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ll Main St.. Somalia, ('t..
UNIX A? TE“:

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Wholesale and Retail

 

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E. K.,Lockwood & Cos.

‘ ”52:10 ,
imported (truth-s and Nuts. DRUGGI S T S ' Signet for ”n l, Tha- Bcsvt, at 18¢. per Cal.
0 ‘ ttfll‘lli'film? I

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Buck. Iaanaes

FLOR] D A UBA N G ES firfi',“ id areal‘wn I-‘tlii to E'nirrlp'i’l‘l.‘ winch

,‘Jr-w "ark i
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3

Try Our Butter
At 28¢. per lb.

no» Cinfil‘t‘nilfllifd by It :melnntrt of th»
9‘. .lv'fv' n! i'll Lrnmy.

('3 N X I': It ‘1; ‘I 0 ”‘5. MN“, 7, a ,‘ "flg‘K—WM?_ . Q [’lflfilliprfl '7 i=1? .1 ”my, my; a] .
tau» our on w. or r 6;' Int 0 run; t. scar-calm ‘ 623‘ I ‘ y '
_ ’ ’ ‘ ' i CHE: AP cooos. ; .Cl “um, slat,zlirecu and lined Ennis.
Plckled Oysters I w. 5...... "Y Mr E4 m! E Fancy Crackers of all Kinds

 

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ry itamlbcclmuncml. I'richfic pergal. ,

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’l‘in llsmfew TRY OUR, SYRUP

E. K. LOCKVVOOI) 1!: Ct)... Nor‘walk. nutmeg, wagging: mm. M“,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

JUST AS WEEXPEC'TEWD”!

store crowded all day, ever had leaned, over bod suited and ever had surprised at the we have
been altering for the pa monthyandggw that the ngday season is at 11351 woyaro prepared to 01¢! or induce-
ments than ever, and wo a make a few suggestions to a! in the selection of Christmas gifts. -

250. I $1.00 31.50
will buy several articles any one of which will make a goat present.

A Linen Hernstitchcd Handkerchief, a bottle of Iln- bent nipple (1— will Lay It suit of Indies’ or Gents’ Underwear. _ the best , {awaited will buy 3 wit u: Luim’ or (hoof Unicrwmuae’nir of 104m

"30‘. 9 PB" 0‘ Ladle!“ 01' Children '5 Gill“ 3. a I» or or Grah’ Hose, 83th In America, a pair of iur'ropped Gloves. an elegant It» ul Fab. .ma moribund», mo our dauz. Salton; or Dry 3 to by bad. I hide

We"! Tidy . 336')" Bag 0? a Box 0‘ “‘9 Fm" 3‘ Linen Papcr. 10-4 Comfortable. a bountiful Facinator, a pair of Lidioa' Kid Gloves, gold top, the fin.“ Indira’ ,,, that! g,“ Hamlin/whiz! or , ’

will buy a handsome innit, n Silk Handkerchief, n Satin-lined Neck-i Handkerchie's, 5 dour; mm Towels, a handsome pairof Yak 7,

gun. a pair of Hose [or all, a Paper Basket. 3 Work Basket, a Chair: I $1.25 I

will buy II grand Rood Umbrella. the beast unlaundred Shirt to hefchief ornMulfier.a nilrer'topped Umbrella, a fell Table Cow". the “ill b“? 3 tin» “W": “" ”k” ”PM Silk Um ‘

Splasber or Tidy. a Glass Ink We". a Paper Wright, 3 Silk Ilandkcr-lelegant pair of Ladio'o’ Kid Gloves, stitched back. mode or plain, an inn» Black L‘u-w Scarf or Yachts, a pair of m V“, I
For $2.00, $2.25, $3.00 and upwards we can show you the largest assortment of goods to' he ibuad in the city tor the limes season. I do not mention

as above mentioned at the very lowest possible prices consistent with an honest business.

 

sou‘III IIOIIIIIALK. .OOIIII.

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pair of Lfldica’ or Childrcn‘s Hose. a guy's C up. an Iolants WorstedClnrk’o & Flagg’s make, the best Cardigan Jacket in the city. ligand ”My Line» Tabby (3”... r. a!) lo . Warp". made of minty dab,
Jacket. a pair of Worsted Show, a me bplwhrr. a Tiny Cover, a liner. Table Cove-r, a dczen tine bleached Napkins, a damn I) who. a ”inc. .. my, a pair ”15m. man... a mom Kahuna, are: or
‘ in Plush Handkerchisst Case, a handsome Mirror, 3 pair of hand- tine UWMI’, .3 any 953:“, a Imm’Ylann-cl Skirt in any color! Ibo
50°. :pninted Vases, or a grand assortment at other Christmas arttciva. beet Gem; Can}; an Jacket in ‘lnvrn, f dozen new In. I”
. ii
tie of any style, the ”Good Luck" uniauudrcd Shirt. a pair of Driving: an Oxidized flanigure Bet.
Gloves, a pair of Suspenders, a pair of Overalls. or a Jumper, a Tobog-l
pillow ready to cover, or a pair of Vases. , ' I7
I75 lwill buy a white hundred Shirt, a Full Dress Shirt or I Bquc Shirt, $1' 5
0- ithe very best fleece lined Driving Glove. In elegant Szlk llandker- W
had, one of FIsk,’Clarh'I-i & Fingg'e handsome Tics. a good Cnrdiganihcst Ladics' Flancl Skirt. a Ladies} or Genti’ Cardigan Jacket, a Jacket. 3 wk ‘35 ”ft-‘3‘ “MWBW an” Meow-twflu‘w
Jacket,a Gents’ lllannel Shirt, a Stamped Linen Tray Cover. Scull. handoomc Lace Scarf or Fla-ha, a Facinator. a until-dined flail. on our oil Buckskin bum-9.

' ‘ v ‘ ' ' ' ~ ‘I 'g ' - ' g 3.4, r India: or Gent-f Suit liandkcrchirt or Keller 3 Mn Cover a
g‘llh‘iftbfiaspillinhdum " a pair 0’ Gents During mm", or ‘ handwp‘iig'glliiigfmd W.“ e Apron, a fancy box of extract. a Manicure o handsome Chair Pillow or 3 Silk Scott {or antry’ ; '
but a very few of the many valuable gifts that we nowhnve in stock and shall receive new every day until the Christmas season I: over and shall sell (:13: the
very lowest possible mar H, which 1 will assure the people of N orwalk and vicinity will be anaurpasscd. My expenses are mall and I can an loll

. ' M I S u S M I
No.10 South Mam Street, South Norwulk, Conn.

 

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Cltlllllric, Linen, lllltl Silk lltlllllkl'l'l‘llil‘li‘i, that ‘ "“1,th “5 t” M H lllOlll IO“' 2
Plush, Dressing, and Shaving,r Cases, Don't forget to visit the ”mac of Santa Claus in the lmsmucui. when: can be found “)3
Hosiery, Gloves. and Fancy Goods. largest assortmcnt of (itillll:é~'. Toys, Musical lImlrquculs, Animals, Chimera, Banks, Doll
Carriages, 'l‘oy Tca Sets. [’in l‘Mm l'nps and Shown. in Fancy lloxlw, Mechanical To”,
A nlcum & so" Fancy Baskets, Velvet Bulls, for pmiur ow, and a nil-c lino of pictures at ”In lowest pviceu to
be found in Norwalk or vicinity. ll of! liilil' our word for it, but mum and Inc for rouse“.
. ’ Also in the basement can be from“ lit", Iuml l'llllllllv'lt‘ lim- INC-lass. Winnie", Tin, Granite,
iron, Willow and Silverware ('lll‘l'lt it by any hour»: in Nurwalk or within 40 Inichl oi it.
85 Washington Street South nomuk’ Having purchuecd several line-s ol'l‘rm'lccry, llirm-t l'mm the factories, at our “own liming
’; ._ ' ‘ " ' “ ' V ' V “’wc will give the public this opportunity to buy than goods at prices such as they were never” ,3
we Are Now Read 1'oll'crcd at before. ‘ ‘ . '
Yl Our lIIIe ofplush goods Is gelling low. and our :ulel-c tn l’lll'll and every onc, who Intendl
.to make prcuents ol'such goods, don't put it all too long: or you will got left. These good! ,
' 11 full 11 f l 'illllllll. bu Ilttplicalcd at tho pI'icc.~ Iw FIN! hill-ring thcm. ‘ , ‘
Wlt a: lie 0 i The remaining lot of Dolls you um hum :II alum: your qul prim». for we will not carry one
low-r (Thrislmas cvc. *
} A low nice Vases and Smok'ng Sole lvll; :Il.~,o lirmm- Stutnlcs. Thcsc goods must be sold
0 l I n A Y a u u n S‘il prices will sell them
250. BOOKS 250.
1,000 more of the popular 25h; l)0ok~l IlrcI-it'ctl and will uti'cr them at the astonishing low
which we ofl'er at price of 25c each. Now is the limo and ommrluuily to purchase a 50:: book for 25¢. Work!
of authors of all nations. Also :I splcmlid lino oi all kizzvlrT of' Christmas Cards at low prices
. ,, _ undxcry handsome designs, togcthcr with :Icotnplclc it-Sul’llllélll oi Holiday Booka. A book
PrIces to Defy Com petItIon 1...... com W-
. . JUST READ THE FOLLOWING.
We have JUSt recelved Europe illustrated mil 51.19 iII-c..ui.__-y‘s lliztory OI England, 5 Vol. 31.39
America “ " 1.1!! Elliott's Works, 5 Vol. 3,29
Doro Bible Gallery " 1.1!! Thackeray's Works, 10 Vol. 5.29
Dante's lllll‘rllo " 1.23! Dickcns’ Works. I?) Vol, 5,79
_ I Complctc Works of Shakspcuch \'I l 1.2!! All olhvr h:ml;.~t, kc, in proportion.
Goods that arc Useful for l‘lII-idmur: I’m-souls that we are Selling Cheap.
from a bankru t sale which We lebrcllas, Gout; fril-llléélllllgn, liyle; .vlul, ll: 3: from grail reach to $5.00, Yancy Tables,
p Gloves, Furs, Sic. Largo : sanl'llii-“lli ol’ pupcrtl no. Large,- ;t.~'.~'nrlmct;t ot'lfologncs,
' ' Headquarters Dr llamlkcrchicts Iran: 2; will: to $3 ill) Inwll. lIIIrIIerusc line of Silk Hand—
Wll]. Ofier at a, thlrd Of kcrchicfs and Mulllcrs cheap. _
. o Don't forget to call and we tlic Ili~pluy ul'lluliday (loud: at the: popular, one-price Dry
thelr value, can. House of
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