any . was I.‘ rum 3 '"Ons “me 2 “mm NUMBER 342. hie-elattsarosmlcsataostslerwalkas Ilse aadCIassIattsr. PRICE TWO CENTS. [HE EVENING SENTINEL YMilan Dauchy spent Sunday in New BUR-NEE T“ HEATH a scenes it": nasscuv. magnate-runs. alumni-inflict. nor. Tn [mm “W 0' - ,... m , rats on wants a wasting Trip and , .-. n “I “LILI‘OAD PLACE. an. M II“ M “M“. am...“ i .. Kl * norm! Konwau. ——Fulldresewschkir§elude and “a but- Yesterday morningabout nmso'cloek On Thursday evening lies Vernosa The Norwich [linings “1”“ Non ”mammwwm “mm" mm” "m” GRAND ‘ Ian MAIN STREET. m“ " 0°” “’2_ the was discovered lutirssu Brotimhal Jsrbsaa and a strong Ito-lien! Vi" I!"- win]: an." boy who m m mm“ “III-er wt of Wk hon-Mn W-im- ATHLETIC warm NOBWALI. The Danbury pm. 'm “My" W Another Barn Burned ll! shop in llanbury. it was some little asst lbsmusical comedy “iltarligbl” New tendon “mm full of enthus- Upwllflofhousson ruin street. W W_ ,, ,, ,0, the “n, mm, u m mm rarer. ill B0” II time Mon the final-m in- ms and III-is 1h”- Ill- Jm he- 00°00'- qu over tho life of the whalcrsou the "‘ “ Mm“ cw‘ T‘ “0”” AND ”EMBLE, sinauunoxn. __.___.__. e “S - whenlhellrcmeusrrlvsdoulhsepotlhs palilor who caaapproachherlnhsr Nth”- llshadnoambition losail mutt. l...nanttn.aspoi- koey nan —Glovesalelhisweekatll.l(riegsra. ._.._...—._—— nmwmwwggyummwmmmuwmmg Co.” ‘g‘é‘g'fl 0_ N3“. Irinpressollce ndepot. -_.._~.. onthemmnbluqorlomeetawhalsofl a t lie 0. liaystmsgeornerot Tollssaueet; “key-I! A man named )fcluiruey was slightly Pflllk TIJ'IOI’ Parishes ill the "-9050” 01"“! “I. “1"“! The ”m ”“1. m M mm“ "Wham but hedld wink AT m “Elonf lo. W‘flfgmm streets; It hurt by the carnal Winnipauk on Friday Flames. “m” building 'm' lhsexorptionof a” M 'l" "i" h" '” " m’ ”I” he could get up a little game of whaling [Millie sound am llclcl. m amine and , ' mnmovan‘shounsnd J. C. Wilson'- night. (“WWW Wd- “WI’IIMO‘WMNM on dry land which '0',” W" V", w Amarmdaammawm Wed. 3' M3”- 3.9 8’ no. uhbfllnstrsetechool. he at schoolhouse *‘” w d,“ mum “flunk“ 'm n“ “'I ““5 Wk“, “'4 ‘9“ amusing. lie lriedlor several days to in tune nova. transmutation-steamer andrmidencsof qu ham .limlth. "1’3““ “0““ “mom“ 203- P" It. 7'” "" “PM “ 5‘ W ° "’ from the heaters. Early in the morning both vivaciously and artistiirally, while find . boy .50 could be . '1...” but he nir- Wall and [liver emu. W It i. ‘ Willi!- no 1:,ch street. ire-chad; her-tin Starr's, 39Main street, Norwalk. 1mm' the watchman discovered a small the hevimitatious of Theosrshighiy enjoy- a" nd ho ' " "M “W” ‘ '"I "u " P“"'“""‘“°°v MWW’M“ -—-‘—- Between the hours of 2sndllo’ciock and 9" l” “”9 " "“59 W” till A (I 5th! u Game If 1.. 1mm”; A“ mm. m ., Alson O. Bmlth,Boulh lfain street, is So da l 1‘: WI. barn W on: of It‘s.” ”“2“ satin; able. ___._._ the bill. Monday he found‘one who Tn Haul" in "Mina“ ll 0 0 . .1 °‘ Wolf'amloou and silfscterlee smiling and happy to-dsy,-—girl yester- n ’ m "3“ ’°' ”w " " W" "mm Athletic shun-isms. thonghthe could bea harpooncr, so hyT 0a the sawdust Truck, y B hstreet orncvoflla ~wavums;kcy lull. stl'illckadians “(2!sz menu. urehastlao ' locknocn lorStsndard'l'I %Iueimor refutes-H) ems-em ls '"' W of m bell thus 1—1-1) snu- up city water is to be turned tits-ravenous ro m IOLDIII. ltivs information of s are in your Imma- borhood unlock the box door; all the .‘i‘ mm" 29.". .. ”s. #3 Wit It c x o n open or c Rh n agui'hpunui the next die in your neighborhood dull: attain Iorcmovcthe c fromthedoor. glam.“ P! willsee mails returned to Its propw . SAI'JBI. moowarr, Chicf W. ltnlaturo Almanac tor I'd-Morrow. High tide l Low tide Sun rises Bun sets 2.30 8.56 7.13 4.57 Weather Bulletin. For Tuesday—Cloudy to partly cloudy; brisk, variable winds, preceded by snow or rain. THE LOCAL NEWS. The Court of Burgesses will meet to- night. —-W. & N. Tube colon 'l'c at I'lslsted’s. Theodore Price starts for Canada on two or three weeks visit to-night. —-Small Fresh Barns for roasting, 12) cents a pound at F. Hayes’. The schooner “Kennebe” is discharg- ing lumber at Batch, Bailey d: Co's. —Try Starr's fresh made chocolate cream drops, 20c. per lb, 39 Main street, .Norwalk. An infant son of blr. and hire. James Harris, of Water street, borough, died th'u morning. —Cardigau Jackets in every grade, as aspeclalty for closing for the coming week, ht If. 8. Smith’s. D. P. Morrell. Jr., of Osborne Ave, East Norwalk, had a girl baby arrive in his family yesterday. -Icsther coats 5.00 at Comstock Bros. Special service will be held in the Bap- tist church this evening. The pastor Rev. B. A. Delano, will be present. —Great reduction in the price of und- erwear at Comstcck Bros. The Bridgeport Farmer appeared in a new dress on Saturday. It did not change its features, only made it look brighter than ever. —Ligbt and heavy rubber mitts at Comslock Bros. The Rhoda Island Locomotive Works of Providence, have just secured a con‘ tract to build 10 new engines for the Consolidated road. -—Don't forget the great clearing and closing out sale. See adv. If. S. Smith. The West Norwalk case was called for trial to—day and asneither complainantor defendeut put in appearanceJudge Selleck adjourned the case for one month. —Underwearless than cost this week at H, Krieger‘s. Beardsley’s mud dregger from Bridge- .port has arrived at Wilson’s Point and commenced work on the six months, contract for the New England Terminal G’s -—Conklin’s Bandy Manual of Useful Information and Atlas of the World, 25 cents a copy, at Benedict's news stand, opposite the post office, Norwalk. The New England officials deny that the Washington express in torun by way of llaubury to Wilson’s Point. They say the present route is proving entirely satisfactory. —-Purc Home-rendered Lord, 12 cent a pound, at F. Baysa'. H. S. Rood' is carefully watchi- g an incubator of his own manufso'-.rs that has has had eggs in it for one week. What the result will he remains to be seen two weeks later. —Gsnt’s Flannel Outside Shirts. We will clfer the balance of our stock at very clme rates for clearing stock for the coming week at 11.8. Smith’s. Frank Ilsrshall, a tramp who we; ar- rested Nov. 8th, 3883, on suspicion of set- ting fire to James W. Hyatt’s residence and acquitted, was an inmate of the lump house in the borough last night. M ‘,_.Bamernber that the Boston Store olesm three nights a week—Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday nights,at 6 o‘clock , Rev. E. A. Delano delivered the first ‘hoourseinthIePllgrim’a Progressssries t the Baptist church last evening. His subject was, “The Awakening: or hear ing the Olly of destruction." The attend- snss was very large considering the stem, and Ir. Daisue‘s earnest words were listened to with close attention. [The object for which the ball is lobe day—~9 lbs. __ —Ladies, don’t forget that the Boston Store closes Tuesday, Wednesday. and Friday nights,“ 0 p.m. Mr. and lira. Francis ILJenuingsrc' turned home from their wedding tour Saturday afternoon. -l-‘ull dress neckwesr at Comatock Bros. The legislative judiciary committee have decided to report on a bill to pen- sion all supreme court judges who retire atanagsnotunderdoysars, butcschto come within provisions of the bill, must have been open the bench to years. -—Go to Chas. H. Ferria’ for Brunkcr- hofl & Co.’s famous crackers. A fresh supply. , Scolleld & Hoyt have an advertisement in this tune which everybody should read. It gives a list of prices for articles needed in every household. These prices are low, very low, and the goods are warranted. Call and use them. -—Look at the balance of our Flannel Blankets and Comfortablca, which will bcsold regardless of cost, to close out stock,” a specialty for the coming week. If. 8. Smith. Councclicut pensions: Original, Lewis Deyotr, Putnam; Jabez B. Bowen, East Woodstock. Increase, Wm. B. Albee, Fenland; Erastus, Spicer, South tha ham; Barney lfarshall, Bridgeport, Ed. ward Carvington Bowers. Watcrlown. —60cfora lilb. pailof purslard. F. Hayes market. On Wednesday evening the Women’s ReliefCorpsochuglachwlerPcstwiil hold shall atGermsnia Hall. A pleasr ant time is in store for all who attend. given is a worthy one and the hdiea should be liberally supported in the movement to raise funds. —-An opportunity to buy ladies' and children’s woolen hose at a bargain. See advertisement of A. Dickermau Q Son. An injunction has been obtainedrc- straining John A. Boalwick, the New York and New England railway com— pany, and the New England Terminal company, and all persons acting under their authority, from erecting or mainv laiuing any obstruction orshcd on the ’ pier at the fool of Jefferson street, East river. -—ldc per pou'iid,Exlra Sugar Cufed llama. l". Hayes' market. The New Haven and Derby Rrilrosd company has ordered five new locomo— tives from the Rogers locomotive works. Two are to be used as meager engines. two for freight, and one for a switcher. The company has also contracted for 100 new freight cars sud ten new passenger cars. This increase to the rolling stock will cost from $175,000 to $200,“. —We have placed the balance of our stock of ladies’, Heat's. lfisssa’ and Children's Wool Hosiery on sale regard- less of cost; to make room for spring stock, M. S. Smilh. The room of the Gospel Temperance Reform Association was crowded to the door yesterday. '30. J. If. Bilcridorf presided and speeches were made by Jacob Grant, Joseph Tammany, Thomas Wood, Caleb Wood and others. Several signed the pledge at the close of the meeting. The only trouble the society has is to accommodate the large number that attend the meetings. The question 1‘ more ccinmcdious quarters is being considered by them. —Great reduction in prices of wish i clothing at Gun-sock Bros. The re was a large congregation at the Methodist church yesterday morning. Rev. C E. Harris preached on the new birth, from the text, "The wind bloweth when it lieleth, and thou hearcst the sound lhemof, but cannot tell whence it smooth, and whither it goeth; so is every one that is born of the spirit." The semen wasa ’ exposition of the spiritual birth and life, and a demon- atrstioc of its existence by material ana- logy. To secure this new birth heshow- ed plainly that the first requisite was to feel the need of it—lo recognize the fact that there could be no spiritual lifewith- on: it—and then a renunciation of every- thing of self that lulcrfcrsd with a full acceptance of it. A gentleman in the audience-aid after lhessvmou that he had heard great preachers lu' Enropeand this country. but from them all be had never heardsuchscoaviueiugsnd mils. tying presentation of the subject. --Psraoria wimisg Flannel Underwear tn Gents‘, taster. urn-sins Children'e. mu tied a large dimlay at i“gm-fly reduc- discoversd they thought it was Taylor sclold lhsflremeswhomadsno search Taylor, of the Republican. twomlhrceymandhsdaplamdscd spin it asslodgingroom. Thereistalk aroundlownlhslhcsctlhehsruou fire lhruughcsrclessuemwilh hispipc. As outsidcwheuhsentsrcdlhebsrusndss the lirestarled on the oppiisilcsidsof lhcbziru from wherchewss found,thsrs isno foundation for the theory. life, and no stone should be left unturn— ed to ferret him out. fronts at (Iomstock Bros. at the foot ofSpriughill, was discovered lobe oufirc. An alarm was sounded sndins short timelhs firsdeparlmeut was ontheapot. Analarmwasacaud- cd from three diluent boxes which mm confusedthe arm’s: first, but they arrived quickly foralloflhst. The barn was blaring fiercely at thatlime andtherswas notmuchbopeofsaviug anything in il,and work was commenc- edtearingitdown. Whruthedrswss partly extinguhhedoueof lbellrsmen, whcwascnaladder,washorridcdlosce shaman footinlhedamea. flacsiled for help,sud with, the amidsnceofit pulled oullhedesdbody of Frank Tay- lor,wlilchwaabsdly barnedsndblscke sued. Taylorwaslyingonbhfaesaud hadevidenllyhssasulfocatedbeforethe flamesreschcdhim. Thsbsrucontaised apairofoaeu,acow.acarrisge,aqnan— lily ofliay andthreechcstsof carmtu’a lools.al|,of,which were-Joel. Tbsdrsua doublediywssthcworkofanisccudisry. asthcladicainthehousaeay tbcyhcard somsoueruulhroughlheyardfromthe directional the barn about hva‘lniuslm before thefirc,aud when the drowns whohadrnuoul logivslhealarm,asd forhim,lhinkiug,ofcouisr.thathewaa in the crowd. Thcunfovlanate victim wsaacarpeulcrsnd a brothcrof Yred. Be hadcccupicdthsbanifovlhelssl he was always careful to leave his pipe Thcfircllend hustladlakcu human Forlhcpast year hereafter bani has been burned with losaof horstsarid cattle, but this is the first human life that has been sacrificed and the matter should not be allowed to drop as a nine days wonder this limr,ss in case of the other fires. The coroner's assistant viewed the re mains this morning and rendered a ver- dict in accordance with the facts. --Pull dress shirts in plain and fancy Ids-”or nrwwwod that. Elitor [bdrm-arr, of the Record, was awakenedby a singular expansive at 4.80 this morning. Bis peaceful slum' hers were disturbed by the sound of rushing waters. llalf awake he got up in his night shirt. and stepping out of bid found himself ankle deep in water. Do investigation he discovered floods were descending from the rooms of the Sons of Temperance amiss. The ediv tor, with great presence of mind, sat the coal hod under the Ira", and went upon the roof to investrgate. ing the matter with the roof, and cow eluded that the cold water tank of ihe Sons of Temperance lodge must have burst and hence the flood. Asliodeo meyerisacoldwalermauheappreciatcs ’ the catastrophe as a good joke. lie fraud with» Pollen Court Iowa. At the police count room on Haviland street this morning Stephen llooprr and Samuel Hamilton were tried for drunk— enness. Judge Knapp fined them Q.” and costs. Hooper paid his fine. Hamilton was sent to Bridgeport jail in default of payment. Iliclrael Sullivan was «cleaned to a term in Bridgeport jail on §aturdsy. a famous luster and crass; sues. Fred Iockwood and a party of friends went up near New Canaan fox hunting Friday. John Arnold, the famous has. ’ter and crack shot,was in the party. Thefox, was slartednear lfcwCausau, andwasgiveuagcodrunwhcuarspo‘rt cfagunwas heard,sndupontheparty ccmingup lheyeaw lr.Arsoldwilha smoking gun in his haudaudsfisdhim whathchaddiotanandhcsaidlbsfos. Theyaakcdhimwhershemwinaudhe mid,"over‘thcrsby thoselrcul’poinv log to aclumpof trees aboutsix hundred yardaaway. Thsyasksd himwhaths had shotat ital that distaucsfor,and hemid.“justloeeeitrun." Toesylha psrtywssangry wouldbaso nsmcfor il,as ilspoilt the day'sfuc; for when youshootatafcu and-hitdemcral' iasslhs dcgasudlhs foxescspea. The partymysthdwbaudohahrsoldwaats anymorafas foxhaatiag hswill have tomkothsreompasy. ‘ —Agoodktdglovsfct.l.w at Oom- Broa ' Matinee-it“. “Muses-natives: theirs-kg «summarised-s. cause. The Wommi’s Chr'wlisii Tempcrv slice Union have once again undertakes losid in this work. All the localssm’ in the United States are now workmg' for the ”listiousl’ Prohibrtory' Alread- ousforslilslsProhibitoryAmsudmeut. Aalhslegislalurswilllhiswiatcrdscide’ the falcof lheCousliturioaal Amend mcutforatleast fourymithrhcoves mlopur forlhcsrcarucst shortfalls behalf. Thslsdissof the South lforwafk Car ion will undertake the enrollment of names. The argument is lhi, They have bcauasrursd overarid ovaapm' thatlhisiallielegilimstcway lowovk, namely,toas' lherepvcseulslivesofour people—or ascoucsivcdsudlsbcscdfcrhyaw icalparly.” Peliiiouiagourrcprcsrnlar lives than is the only alternative to which we can resort, sad with the. alcric ualathcqucsliouofhowmuchor how little shall bedoaefor theTemprr— sacrum. The used for aurhwrwk, etc. thcgruldemsodfumssdthcall righteoosjusticeofsomeawchlegialatioa which will make fcrlhesupprrdoucf this Highliiig, andinbchalfof lhma whomcwrlhout voicr,orvotc, in lib-alter. and who, mwho havcavclqlohcip them in swellingthcchorusofawsliathepicv 1mm mtscfspsihbul’was forgotten it. “Ml... pacifvlliestovmialofsrsa. mesasofcotmdmds. jawsssmuymasuta; This, . givsusycuraamsforholhthslfalissal lhismsllcrby sendiagosrpstieionslo lhemwilh thsnsmsof echmuasd woman who wants roses lhscurssof this liquor traflic removed from our midst. V.C.T.U. Aw.“ homelsvcr mwwasaliltla houssialo lhssweetiacsasaofwhusadrsawsatuo whichishugulhaapeople torclma hersfor awssk's stand.ccm morning lbslfithcf February, with an cannons '0'“. Thcm‘ of thslraiudne atlhis mica' frumlchorklastsightstlzfo o'clockwhauucsrmg’ Bowayiou discov- wedadavkohyet’. rmihenackalieadof him. Thslraia' wasruuningatahigh stopped m time aldsbraksmn went shad wsmwb‘iwss. Befoasdsdrukca lsarscdsshswassodrnak that hshsd DMMIifi GLITIIDGII. [union fl‘ VII-mile hum of. Acorlridgcbss bccniuveutcd by Al— bert ll. Walker, of Hartford, which, whcndiledwithoilaaddisrhsrgsd will Thenceptaclsisoford’msrycarlridge m butismsdsofhcavym ”as. two fourtecuvycsr-old boys in waighicduthafsrlhereadwilhasmall ”0' lead. It will hold about two mole“. ll’mfislcdiusuordruary’ csrindp shell, and fastened to it by Themsndp’ HWWIW loudctaudlhclriggur ispullcd. The mitshcsd,wiflsiakiulothswava. Thaoilhsug' lightev' lhariwslerrims toihelopofthema sedspreadsovcrit likeafilmovcrlliswsvis. Bymesnaof ihcsscarlvidgcs s pslh aucighth of a arokatbistamequadrupcdby drawing yourhsndslougitsbsck,itcocksapits T“ lailliksarulsr. sons you can’t gal no further. Nevershokslhshairs across, aboutosecacli. Ifevcrstroksacatsa- derths belly, as it is very uuhclihy. Dou'ttcracale,for,firsllyitis wrong as to do. and. 2d. cats have clawvm haveilivcsasdiutwhid b seldom so giradiuthiaeoastsybecsussofchrislo iaaiey' . Iaamtesrsallm called Tom, being a whale himself he concluded theT pmecouldgoon. Theygotaiongplus chatted msrrllyaslheywhibm" around oaths lawn forafew minutes, andwhcuhsthouglitths whalewasin therightpcsilion,hsmuatlisrpcouhlm. Thsharpoouer stood twenty feet away admiring the grace and facility with which the boy played whale, all the while getting excited and ready for work. In a few minutes he shouted: Thcrsshsblowal' arid withs quick throwhsletllieharpocngo. Hewasa gucdbarpcouist.sudstruckthewhalsa slanting blow just forward ofttie left ear. piercing the scalp and bringing blood. Thewhaleyclicd, rollsdoveron the grass, and then got up madaiid Heading. [Is didn't wait for any in- plauationorapology. llojumpedatthe whslcr. Ilsgrubbcdhimbythethmut, pcuuddhimlillhisnosshlednfiunlil liisfscs was swollen. Thewhalsr yelled formercy,bsllheenrsged whslskrisw somercy. Beforgct hewsanclsrcal whale,sndcnlyknewhehadcomsucar heisgkillsd. Themsuwhosloppedthe fight said there was more ‘blubber’iu lliosetwo youngsters than was oversees Moraineoahortatrio.” —ir.c Ermine, Fresh Pork and flsna- age, F. Haycs' market. ‘Ial '0... Talk About. WWII“: Kulvca. James Bowler and William Rawliason, the (ireeacvills school, liorwich. had a mvagc fightinlheschool-yard whileout at recess Tuesday morning. James Bowlcrdrcwhiskuifsaud cut mvagcly at Bswlinscu, ripping his clothing and cuttisgsgash in his left thigh about lbrcciuches in lenph, and wounding himdiflitlyupouonehand. Amrgeou wascallcdsndstliusou’awouudswcve dressed. Bowlrrwassrrcalcd, but was releassdonbail. Bawlinaouwassevcrc- lyliutriotecriously injured. The car willoomeupfor a hearing as soon as Bswliusonisablclo appear in court.— .‘orwichllslleliu. Lost. ram “I g . bctwcsu the Mrwili plan lure 3...... demand-Ii human-am its “up Tom T::m:epe:‘0hy st'reclwklrhhsbemassm «ammunicrue-u ' . AnlyloLCl\ son. 1'. Rent. .4 .., BlmknowusslheWi foragmeery llvrslramsdiately. Goodbars a .m... it” WslIasdBiverItnet. Norwalk. store, ,forlal; sisal-when good dwelling nmmnmn. PW slrsbls [louse sudlogmby ”canal summation. 'T'a’conir. Lima alt lm orwalk,.ét Savings“ lurk. -na- Hay For Sale. Almulrelclaeehsy foraalc. lunaheof E. A. Woodward. MOBBILI. t L'flOllDllU would attmiioaot the public to notice ingrasmbsrct far-stir sale bmtlJtcaiId “scissor-accompanies. insuringavpcdaily LAW! ROLLERS, &c., &c.,, Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD, 35 Water Street. jsll ly ncslllhs Miter-cassava: also are doing busine- for In: F: :E A. mum. City Board of llclicf Notice. once:- given thatlhaleardofkcllcf for the C it loath Norwaik will I“! on for he pmhfromlbcdoinp the City More Emitting mmmmlhtor Adm—ammonium lawof thesauruses-vice ialimcof I'm smkcappiicslrontot harder new mad-stay the-off“: frommchmrvicc. BHKYDJO Board julf CHARLBIL . IND. ofltchef.’ CARRIAGE BLOCKS. Artificial Stone Steps. Coping. A closest. to DICKBBIAN. MEAT MARKET. mlhcoldstsud V0 ‘Glaiurl. Icwirmofflrmel I'Dirkamanw kccpafull mummtandmhsllbclowml-srkct marketpricea BIKBLI. & DICIaBBlAK. I.“ s ‘— 1 C.WHITNEY’8 ART STORE. 87;; Main “treat, 80. XOWALK FRAMING at lowest nricer. Full line of Arlistr’ Intends. ‘ 6.8 m8 hummus NEW STORE, N0. 8 3031'“ lhll cram, asdpurcbssca band ofths Illllllll Vlll rruans BREAD AID]! Dassc Biro-illunadmdyubutcasbckfgsud ““ Amhleridammls Light; and £SWeetWW mm ILIIiI ' for choice. ; Gloves an lfitt'énh ‘ :1“ W} .1 Bvcrhsldialhslawssfiaualk,. ADKIIIIO’. - - ' “*1 ”0‘!- ~ rummmmumliddllflI, eggshell-immune“, ,, MUSIC HALL. The In in iii-tut easily. mThursdayJamfl. Till IUOOIBI 0' ran season The charmlq and mills Whale, I!“ YB-NONA JARBEAU:,‘ Inherbrlfitaldlhalfllm. STARL-IG HT new,“ "I‘m Wm“ °‘ .32.“? elegance-inning, unmet: ME nhstplayeverwrlllua ’ Usdrrthemenagemmtof full). anlllf- Beatsatnoyt'smdtlrapvy'a . Jessiedyaélgg- Employmngh‘t Bureau. (For both sen). will-ll. boob-m Ole-I ro 30811288 houses Fill. Merrill Plillllllilit lulu}, m8elect School of Shorthand a'n'd. Typewriting, 51 an lie Street a Black II a i In" )1 JANUARY, 1889. r‘s‘ir . in, We fir m mouth a New Goods, itbosii ' One lot, old styles, at ”‘09 Large lot Dress Goods marked 25 to4 We placed on separate signature at: umforiu price of 156 pet yeti 20 per cent discount on marked riccn of leather . 1 Many other goods reduced tomake room for new goods iiiiiI Is”: CANDIES missus: mass ”9 BAKERY mmwwfimmmsmiw monstrous.“ , “um m mums-ea 1' I 10733918.!- E-fiimwannanrnn. , .J‘gfi ‘ ‘r
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