All Attendant in an Asylum
Nearly Killed
WORK 0]" .t.\' INSANE .‘lll'lllllllll'lll,
he Unfortunate Ill-n ’l‘lirnltlml and
Baton Alum-t Into Inwn-lblllty. Ilul
Illa LII. h flawed by the Timely Arrhnl
of Autumn".
Emu, ilk, March. 3.3, . ;\n mlrnnt'dnmt'y
occurrence tank plane at llw "mine limpiln
lnthiecity yesterday. .llhnduitt Nahum-3.
I'll done on duty during the wtwnb' oxen
ciuhour. llelennt wry lmlillllfl' with the
patients, and is generally the target of black
look- fmnt eyea that nrulillnl'lly nn- llllult
mn’nnt or dulled by the utmo- cloud that
hangs over their llllI-Iim'h. Among tit!
lunatli‘u in the ward la a man named lit-l “aim,
who, in a moment of Innuint'nl passion. l‘ltlll‘
mlttedanatroclous murdi-r u-voraI mnntln
ago.
McCabe‘a is not a hopeless raw. and it llll!
even been said that he in nut quite us may
uhia friends make out. The t-t't'llbi of the
day mom in bear out this htutn-mt'ul. At-
tondant Mahoney was walking up and down
thecorridor when the patients. union; them
murderer MJL'nbe, were recreating them-
Ielvu, when suddenly his throat waa‘ clutchal
from behind and a voice himwl into his car:
“it's your turn now." It was literal“: whu
spoke At the sumo instnnt the unfnrtntmt:I
man was muck on the head by mnp hau-lh-a
in “I. grip of Kit other lunntit‘n, who had up-
parently been incited to the tllilli'i‘ by
llcCahc.
The blown rained down increilmdy upon
Hohoney'a head. lib-(Tales grip upon lll.‘
throat did not relax until his intended victim
hadalmout ceased to breathe. At that m0-
mout amiatnnce arrived in the persons of other
attendants, who had been attracted to the
spot by the hubbub. When hit-Cube aw that
help was near he let go of Mahoney and bultul
toward his cell, the door of which he quickly
closed. The other lunatics wholnid struck
Mahoney kept on belaboring hlni until they
were driven off by the other attendants. Some
of them chuckled and others whlnuierul, but
all of them were so clearly irresponsible
agent: of McCabe'iI plot that no punishment
will be meted out to them.
Mcflabe's conduct after tln-nleult showed
that he realized fully the enormity of hie
infraction of lirmpital tliN'lpllllt‘, ill-fare h.-
would mment to open hiset-lldmr hepar-
leyed with the sup-rittten-lent and enden Vurwl
to make tern“, llis l'l‘ll mu tinnlly furl-rd
upon and Mct'abe was put inn straight jllc'hct
and llx‘llt-d up ill it cell. the Walls of “Mull
are padded lu prevent a Mirt'matul attempt at
ruivide.
An inva'tigatiuu into hit mental ('nn-litiuli
has been order-«l.
An examination n! Attendant Mulmuey'a
injuries showthnt help l‘l‘fll'ill‘l] him jllnl in
time. His throat when- .‘ll't'ulfl-N tingvh‘.
grasped it shows many t-o-utu-ivvm. lli~ with»
and face are cut in a smre of pint-us when: lie
was struck by the other lnualim'.
Hereafter attendants will not be up ml in
limilnr accidents, in tnturn- they will unlit
the wards in couples.
Sequel to an [lope-unlit.
COLUIBIA, S. (.'., Mun-h 25.~Sntlmlny
morning Clam Begins, thmlanghtt-r of a fur
mer of Clifton, Smrtamburg nullity, «doped
with Edward Mathis, a young man whme
mitt was bitterly opp0t~od by Hagins. The
couple were married, and at night Mathi-
took his bride to his home. J. S. iingins, the
father of the girl, was lllillf‘mlul when in-
formed of the clcpoment. mid .su'ure that he
would be rcvenged. That night he armed
himself with a slimininkt-r's knife and wn-nt to
the house of his new wn-in-law. Immedi-
ately upon entering: the home h..- fllfllio' n all-.-
perate attack upon Mathis. limtahbetl him
in the neck just below the right ear. making
a dangerou»~ wound. The bride interfered,
and is reported to have lm-n wmntdml in the
arm. llngins has bani urn-‘twl.
four Fire: in in Sight.
Butlimzl'ont, ('oun., March :Z‘~Sotiu'duy
night lltMmdewrtment “he called nut in
response to four alutinn. the tir~t mt»
caused by the b ruin; n-f i'u'm, llulvlvrwn it
Cob-5’ sash and bin! Slit-iv lvfl [Katina]
uremic, which wan lotulle-atruynL with
its conic-tits. IAN“. about i W: partially
iniuici. Shortli. (lite-r. ill N-min-l fire was
diecovcrol in Valblhfl‘ it Westlnke's can
petiter's shop, on John atrt-e-t; the damage
was slight. The third fire w.» dim-overul in
the Station Barrack» u-n Willard >treet,
watch were partially ulmli'nytnl. :J a bus of
$300. The fourth lire skirtul in a large new
double house on Ugd‘n street. owned by
Patrick Taite. 'l'h~ lms was lifter]; par-
tially insured. Th1 tires were all of in—
cendiary origin.
A Bookkeeper fills-ting.
Etruscan, N. Y., Mun-h 27.. --— Frank
Burger has long been an thei‘tunl lookkeeper
at the Penmylvaniu l'unl mtnpnnjfin other: in
this city. He is a married man, but has not
lived plca<antly with Iii: wife. Hg- is nuw
reported among the ntiaaiug, and the rain: is
said tube the issuance of a warrant furhis
arrest for non-eupp-irting his family. who
have had to seek relivf from friend“, Burger
was an nctil’e member of the Xewhurg Ath-
letic club, and it it t-hrirgnl that he hm taken
W of the club's lllilll“, and mine of the
cash belonging to the \Vunhlngum Steamer
empany, of which he no; ate,» a member.
(lube Charged with Violating the Law.
”Imus, Md, March 75,—Gorernnr
Jackson has directed the stun-1 ate-mug; for
Talbot county to prim-ed against a large
number of eocinl. literary and [lilL‘slr'ztl clubs
at Oxford, Talbot county. to ascertain
whether they have been guilty of misusing
their franchise; It has been represented
that th” clubs were openly violating the
low] option law. The governor also author-
ifll aimllnl'nction to be taken against clubs
in Buford county and in Annapilivt
failure of an Art l’nbllahln¢ Company.
Woncrsnzn, Mam, March Lil—The Bul-
‘ l‘ud Art. Publishing cominny, of the city,
haafniled. lawnsorgnuizad two yearsago
with a cash capital of $150,000, has paid
Hrsedxvidendaand was considered prosper-
ous. An attachment was placeJ on the prop-
my last week by 11an at Smith, of
New York, and the investigation that fol-
lowed developed a wank mdition of the
command“, it its allegod,tobad basins.
management
Wu: Kelfer’e Triad. at Work.
0., liar-eh tin—The friend
‘ Ben. J. Warren Keifer, exemker of the
but. of representative. in thin city and
Wm are making user’s mom to
huhhappointed associate justice of the
AN “PORTANT RAILROAD DEAL
The Wlucneln (‘enlrnl lemme- the hop-
erty of Northern Pacific.
l‘uu..sm:t.rnt.\, Mlll‘t‘ll $5.0?th Northern
Pacific llnilmud i‘utlllltlli)’ but at Imd secured
control ut 'lt- \l’i~~-..n.~in ('r-utl‘nl railroad,
and through ll nu t-ulriuu t- l il‘hll‘ago The
dll‘N‘lun at tho) company will hold a spm'lal
meeting in .\.-w York on Wednenday to
fumially npprnvn the innate. but it will be
purely n formal matter, in. the duet-tors are a
button (lit-qutmlllmnlld themuipany in ad
Nady in practical control at the Wm‘uwln
t‘vntrnl‘n lllu’n.
t'. l'. Whm-lvr. fut'nn-rly gvtmt‘ul nuinngcr
of the .\l: litmn. 'l'npulta and Ninth Ft- Innd.
ha:- xpt-nl three mantle. in an exmniualinn of
tlm pl'tilw'l‘ll, mntm‘tmnu and lll‘l'lmllls of the
Win'unun l‘t-Iitral cotnlxin) The result of
his lll\'t'hll):ull<lll has been rutnpilul in an or
hanallvi» report, which will be mluuitted to
the board an “Sadat-my.
in it he I'W'lllh the rl‘lwlfh' why the acquisi-
tion of the Win-”min l'cntrnl road will be an
advantage in thoI Northern l‘nvitlv company
The l'lm-ag-i. Burlington and Qtlllll‘)’. Ilie
Nurthumt und h‘l. Paul and ullivr ltnm coir
lerlnt: til 1 ‘hn'agn are ri-iu'luu; nut westward
for trnlllr. an I Will in hi~ npmiun ultimately
h'fll'll illt‘ i'lll‘iilt' t'lvusl Illivl 'N'l'tl'lll} [runn-
cnnttnentul hum. 'l'ln- l'nunmnn I'lll‘liit' has
a (‘hii‘ugn outlet and so burn all lli~~ l’tn'ltlc
(‘n'L-t lliliL-i. ll lln' Nurtln-m lill‘lll!‘ I~ to
maintain Il~ pmitwn it must ilflh' t“|l|l.i
fni‘llilnwl. and Mr. Wheeler .~ n-~ nu nlhvt' line
but tli-- \\'i~'ni.~iu l’r-nlrnl t.:tt run nll'nu'd
thn Northern l‘u-‘illt' ll: llt‘t‘tll'hi tilllit'l.
The Northern l’ut-illv mule»: lln guarantee
a: in lllll-ll'st npun lln- \l'i-mtmn l'a-iilt‘nl
culnpu-it '- Iiliilgitll up. an I, In furl, puma-tn-
lt'v~ unlimig at all. «mu-pt tlu- [ruinpi fay-
nn-ztl u-l' llw n-ntul.
'l‘ln- l--u~-' “ill add to the N irlhein I'm-lilo
-_\'.~li~ni 2'77 mile. of rund. int-in-lin: Illl milcl
of tln- “’lv‘nll‘lll l‘n-nlml rnilmnl, l‘.~ inilm
oilv-uwl idllll- and '."54 of ntllfutzv-l l-valii\
“'1”! if him will ~ lln‘ lawn-«Inn c-l llt . c-x-
u-nniu-tvrnnml l’nt'ilJn». nt l'n.u.i_w turni-
erly nwni-ul by lil" l'liivngu nn-l It 'tl “Hut,
cru l'fliirlhhl. .‘I‘ well in ”w wry inlt‘thl.)
terminals ut .‘lllW-‘Illkt".
MR. AUBERY AND HIS BRlDE.
They [lg-turn tn (hit-sign and Ar:- Item-trod
“'illl Opt-n Anne.
t'illvi-m, )lnrrh 2'».—.\lr:.. .l. .\lnlt .-\ni--r_v,
nt't' Fuller, and her lilL-ll-‘lllrl haw irturnwl
from Milwaukm, .\ i-uri'mp-nvlv-nt found
him. Auln-ry rilllllg in n in; nrxnvhnir in the
Cirilliltrl-‘llllv' purl-iruf lili' 'L‘llt‘l'lllti :‘lllr'ly
nvnivlvncv, on Vint'I-nnm lIH'lllh'. her pretty
hnir hum-1y l‘rnniiug a pretty law. In “'iill‘ll
a pair of large «yin wrre thi- ["va iii-licmblo
fenturoa. lit-r liunband, a lull, alight, l-uyhh
looking young fellow. sat liq-wh- hi-r and
mind lii~ hand upon the term of hur chair. ,
Tin-re was an air of funding and flli'l‘rllllull'
about ”1" linilw. Tin- gne \m,‘ turned nn
brightly in all the rooms :Ill‘i nit-mlwn n! the
familv tlitlml in and nut. Titr'ulclt'l' Alli-'l'y'l
far»- u‘m thinninutud with sinilm‘.
“My wit and his bride," said ho. "in-ft Mil-
wnztl.m- at -l u'c-lrn-k Saturday nft-u'nmn "
".\n.l llzvi‘a: is really nothing for m in my
tli'il lam ". it nlrmnly luvlt publidn-dfsnld
young .\i. -. .~\nln.-ry. "We “'rt‘l‘ Junf uwr-
nm “Elli t'v’l'l‘v‘~[I-llllv‘lll.~ and rc-purlrn in
Milwaukee. but my llllellllnli saw lite-7n."
"Yes," said Mr. Aubery, Jr,. "l ~nw tin-m
scorn NOBWAL- :
E LIKE
‘ WHAT 2
THE EXOITEMENT OP
llllll SPElllill SALES
, «e
For the past. two weeks. and will gratify our
cuatomera and ourselves as well by continu-
lng. Remember we alwnyl have sold an ad-
vertlsed.
PERFEBT [illlllli AT ERNEST PBIGES,
And our patrons have all been satisfied beyond
expectation. we know it is injurious to our
regular trade to sell goods at. cost and lean
than cost, but. we do it.
*Tll BENEFIT Tlll': PEllPlE.
l'l‘o save money for our customers is our chief
,alm.as we know that. other firms in our midst
[are advertising second, third. yes. fourth rate
i goods at first-rate prices. Dry-Goods nor any
other goods can not be bought. without money.
,but. we will sell substantial first-class goods
l
lFOR LESS MONEY
. Than Any Other Firm
. That. has been advertising so extensively in our
daily papers. _
statement but try us. and be convinced of its
I truthfulness.
ROSIERY.
. Italics Fancy (lotion No.40, striped and
. solid colors In 10 lllilt'fl'l’il styled. cleared
rm‘nma, well worth li’n' per pair. bought
,to NC“ at Ines than I'm-l fur thi~ rule old}
3 pairs for i
l 270
bet-t quality, Intent elylw, con-tiller"!
cheap at '33:. pl'l' dill it. you can buy for
your eaprirg mild l rind (‘3 d4 Z"nl for
27¢
And uni-titer mus uppnrlunily. Jet
lllult-um, 5|! dub-rent ”yin-ix. of which we
’ have bet u selling :it ‘2? and 35:. a duzcn.
1-7 We ‘1 .. u.- nmfiéflmw gf’n‘ a.
VENING SENTINEL,
Don’t. take our word for this:
i A choice of '33 styles of Metal Buttons. '
all. They i-nnw In my room. they ni--t inv nt ; ('liildrcn'e plain and (thin-l lionOmnlor-
plm'm 1 Visual, they ‘luppv‘il the nu thelctl and black, which Weroneidern great
nth-ct. I newr llnaginml that I “will i t..— i bargain. in; we can any they were sold a .
Wi- Intro put tho-m in this t-lllt' '3 dt zen
twee burned yuterday while the family
Conic so important it ln‘hltllh'lgo',"
"We have no plum," .‘ttltl )lr. .\ul~:-r_v.
"We shall ~imply remain hv-rv II-t' the
prvasont." ‘
“And you. my win," will his father, “will
probably cu right on in l-uuttm-i with me,
the some n.~ itt‘ft!r","
llutclu‘n' “'ar in I‘d-w Brunswick.
NEW illtl’Xh'Wlt'K, N. J., Mart-h Ill—A
butrho-n' war has I:X(’ltml Nu“- ilrunawti-k'
and at the fiflllh‘ time lll’lllh't‘il it. The “hole
place in inking advantage of the cut in print:
caused by the war, and yet tin-re .‘H'llt‘i to bu
no sign of its abatement. Tn:- rivnlry i~ l.-
twwn twu butcher» owning stand» on lSIinn-t
ntreet, one of the principal atrwh‘ of the
city. (luc- t-f them made a reduction in
prices. and the other cut under. Further re-
ductions followed until tin-tits nrt- boiling for
half xricv. Butte kinda, indeed, are selling
for lea-a.
garment his tin-ate for s-nle nt fnnr or (all
pound. The other uttered the saline kinds at
three route, and agreed tn thrnw in n hn-ml of
cabbage With each purrham. Unu of thvtn
hztd hie store front completely (.‘tfl’l'rlfli Will]
Atticrican tings to attract attention, win-rt,-
upon the other engage! a brain band, which,
he says. will p'ny in he; shup to draw trad»,
Both butchvru‘ are loin}; money heavily,
while all the other: are lming trade, but
neither ehnww any nign of giving up the- light.
Honoring a Veteran School Tranche-r.
New llavrzs, Mart-h Lil—It i. now or-v
plum-d that the Nth birthday of John H.
lam-ll, the veteran ilchool tearhvr and the
author of u eerie-mt schml mlitfr‘elif will time
wide renown, will he celebrntnl iti this. “I!
by his old pupils on its annit‘ersory. April
Mr. lnvell will Chill" down from Water-
An assm'izio
hr)
m...
bury to enjoy the celebration.
tion of his pupils was l'rtrtiiwd a y-ar ngu on,
Founders' day. It hm now marly 2m tin-tn—
bvrs, and the number is brim: continually in-
c'rwnsmi, There am thousands of men linW
scattered all our the world who renewal in-
strut-dons in the years long elnf‘c gone by
from the amiable veteran's lips, A large
number of these, as well as rmirit-nt pupiln,
will be pmnt.
A Popular l'hy-ilcizm.
Mammal). Match :L'i.——The Grand Army
men in this city are signing a petition for the
return of Dr. P. D. Peltier on the board of
pemion examiners here. The lint of name-t
includes Put Department Commanders L A.
Dit-kinwn, “'iiliam Berry and Henry I".
Taintnr, Assistant Adjutant General of the
Department John H. Thacher. Capt. George
B. Hnrlbut, Thomas J. Gill and Capt.
James T. Sherman. Dr. Peltier is a Demo-
crat. and has been a member of the board tori
four years, receiving his appointment from
(.‘ummim’oner Black. The Grand Army is
overwhelmingly Republican here, but Dr.
Peltier’e politics will not bethought of in
connection with the place of examiner.
Gmrge Thorn-2 was knocked down in a New
York stmt by the shock fro an electric
light wire that fell on him is arm was
broken. and he was stuuefied.
Tramp- Cnptnre n I'rnln.
Pifisacno, March 23.—.-\ large pm,- of
tramps boarded a freight train on the Pin--
burg and Ink. Erie railroad nul- Alliqnippn,
Pa, Saturday night, and for five houn
hold the train, refusing to allow the crew to
move it unless permitted to ride. A telegram
waaeentto Pittehnrg for Woo, and a
special train, with omcerl, was neat to the
rerun. Twelve trampe were arrested, but a
large number of others escaped. Tho-e an
tested were sent to the workhome.
A Farmer's Heavy Ion.
Gums, Ma... ,llarch alt—Henry We:
auu‘s house and burn in thell'armdmrlct
matchurch. Klaubeadol cattlepr
hhed. Thrown-but fl,mlnmooeyin
Mitt-Mitt that thhwal
thatthethieveannrtedthelln.
lambdflhmfitm;prflthd
One of the butt-her». tizially uttered .
in!
tshort time agoueaept-cml inducement . ___*.._._._
for 15c and l‘fc per pair. We harem TOILET SOAP.
largequantity on hand. wtllallv-r eatnei ' _ _
at a Very, very close tigurc. 3 pairs fori Honda B“in“I 1'0”” ””0“ “W“ ‘0
lCashmere Bouquet. The brat Value for
27c fix, will sell for Saturday only, 2 cake-
[gmidnnrc fast black. warranted not toi 27c
fcrock, cleared seams, 3"" “f" ”'9 best. Willeell on Sunni“ only, wivh the
we 0"” ~23" placod on .33”. '07 15c 90" I rest of our special mdhcvmente, l 3.41.
. pair. “‘9 km)“ “ll" 9”“ ”,an “"0“" i bottle of Stallord‘s Commercial or l'ni-
. the producers cost, but we Will he a lcnd- "m“ ink, umvrreally mid 1”, Wu. P”
er sell three pair for , bottle: our WW”
5c
270.
”ill? a ("W pairs ll'“ "l ““9“" “kWh Paragon Mucilnge. universally sold for
We” for that day only 1 bottle fur
5c
l
-r
i Children'slilackltihbed Hose. Thcsci ’
and Colon-d Ribbed Wool “059. that we
have been selling for 351' and We per ,
pair, all aim-a, put them in as one mixed
lot to close 1 pair for ,
27c ‘ nun-line in rut-limp, pmnivcly Wurlll
_ 1 . . . _ It}, .va and a». We have made an awr-
1 ‘1‘)“ '0‘ ,"l Ladies htnpml ”09"".‘3 ‘ age of ttu- hit to give ll yards of ("It‘ll for
choice of riddle-rent Myles, we have sold
them for We and 45¢ per pair, but for 27c
sprcinl inducement, as lunfi as they last. We'll-1""? aim in that “m“. which W,
c-insnler is of the beat lmaglnflblr' Value,
1 pair for
27‘: all lin- n collars and culls orgmally Shlti
. . . . for We. 3 art, will offer same at
.\ mixed lot of (n-nt 5 half hone. odds 27c
and ends. cotton and wool, none but that
Nntmthntanding lh - O‘Xlt‘nrtift! ml» of
are regular made, that we have gathered
, , . , . .
from ”“F “Odi- fronds that “f ”3'” linuil-urghedging that. We have had for
h.‘ m selling the past season f'" 3‘" ““d (h:- paet wamtn at prices beyond Cum'n'
?be per pair._ to close thienntock, but at a, mm". m. are prepared to Kl“? at this
, great reduction we offer .. pairs for . M5,. mm” inducpmrma than 0“,... For
27c134lmduy only WI” and! 2} yardeedge,
any Width. [or
Ladiee' Jetwy .ltibbed Vests, neveri
sold as a bargain lws than 30¢ each. We 27c
lhave only one case which cannot last
: long and will furnish them only while , 27c
tho-y last. Marl: price and quality, 2 for > _ .
>krin~i Twp-um! Entity Silk for
27c
27c
27c ,
l
60 gross of the choicest Pearl Buttons, Great opportunity for Ladies to supply
BUTTONS.
perfect in every way, wrll worth and flu-tundra WIth linen Handkerchiefs at
what we have been selling for Se dozen, l far below coat. llemetitched, teat col-
we will sell as a leader at the Button ; cred horde-re. well worth 20 also 25c,
counter. 6 dozen for l each. will sell during this sale 4 for
27cl 27c
"I rkrins of Rope Silk fur
a
T :kwins of Etching Silk for
We have on hand a complete line of Jersey Jackets ranging
in price from $3.50 to $6.50 each and would say that they are
positively worth one-third more than we are asking for them
as a leader in that department.
We also announce to the people that we have on hand, and
shall continue to carry a full line in patterns and widths of
Floor Oil Cloth, at the very lowest possible prices. Also all
kinds of shadings, Window fixtures, lace curtains, and in fact,
every thing pertaining to a complete outfit of window fixing.
REMEMBER our time for closing is at
S P. ill” Saturday’s excezp‘ped, when
we shall keep open until 10. If. ill.
Visit us early and procure the best bargains at the reliable
Dry-Goods Emporium.
as. sum. ,
10 Main St... Opp. Depot,
so. nonwant, or.
Yulir choicv of 23 fltyb'fl of the latest '
' . w i 'gwnwwm‘m "'1‘ war. "mmvrrmy .5 ,
MONDAY, MARCH 25, 1339.
llllll'l' BlilKlllP'l
800
Have purchaaed of Jordan. Marsh
We will offer them for the next ten day: at Icon than coat of importation.
and up; halyard: lleet Ingram: at new; lriuh llruueul- at 2?».
n, a lot of lll.Al'l\' ANI) (YOU
SCOFIELD
7?“???le 392““50.
Foulards, l’ongcc and India Silks, rich
Trimming, and Dress Silks.
Grand Opening Exhibitions of Our Entire
Spring Imsortntlon of French Satinee
an Scotch Glnghams.
The u-hrtlnm in Him: fahn‘rr. which we prelrnt to our animus for innneciinn that "mean but tit-vet
been equalled lu Amt-tire, and include-1 «wry known nlylv and mint “turn h“ l» I'll devised by the
European manufacture-rt. many ofnh'rh are controlled by no. and utnut he (mind t-i-mhere,
SATINES.
In thin popularmalvvlal we anuonnrra trwildrrnn: an" of rhlmo and dwmim- mlnnnp. with a
harmonious and lIl'lt'd ”Ilfml‘lii and blending of ll;uml n lit-rt: frmn thv niinnlmt tn the meet rial-orati-
dt‘IiKlll.
Scotch Oinghams.
'm and combine-
ln the» we rhqll rhow a thorough and wunplote autumn-m of a'; lir- ht»;- -
none in Co on, Stripes. and l'ialde with Luna. Corded and ltnntut inn-ms" pr- am rule with Broctw
and Utllltll’_tlit‘€tl, aim l’am t'tnunlin with Law. llrni-l and t'urdrll [Linin- and in...“ (mining in all
the neweat and moat amt-hie mlonnu- litigant Continual ion Mite. chll lint-.- Dom. Spring
('amhm, Ind l‘cmll'.
Hundreds of New Effects in Fine Wool Goods.
TRAVELERS’ SAMPLES.
Very Wide Suruh Silks, 77n- nud Si
Elegant l’uillo Francoise and .‘l‘llllll't' Siilr.‘
Wide Black Silks worth 55L?” :it 5|
Best Silks cvvr Sold at 73w.
Wool Goods.
All ilu- new rtlw re. Sr“ llnlw and. sltll‘h‘lnll’. 3;. lht‘ nrw qu'tl) nations.
lllllllllilllllllll llllll lllllllflllillllillllfl Billlflllll.
Om lmx of the .."‘ltlll.'l(,‘ Tmrai'umr-l'n "I.'('l0lh lltr in. but cu...“ Ilf‘lJll v. - "r a ward. We
do not know of nuntht’l ra'trzr iii lhv‘ nurkrt an out mm”. a .2n5...r 1- 'lm l: .- p with. -: liar. wit.-
double wulih,a beautiful tut. I'll amw. and a tit-wit . wit tin—1t. A: '3.“ h a w t .. Mann.
About l'.’ plum! mun- n! lllt' w .mh Cmri‘e ”all (on .: fur.
L'i plain- of tliv ltrup ll'AiflL‘t at 3“
(the lot of the doi ar Serge-e. wry Wide: 3! 75".
(Inc lot of the (Air Sergei at 31:".
A few mote l 1 21h wool gwds at 19c.
W.B.I-IALL&(__30
.v.
DAVID “OS—TOW,
F u r niture-
BARGAINS
In. Chamber Suits.
Solid Antique (bk Chamber Suit. 5 pitta, $15.00: formerly mid a: sum
l mu Chamber Sam. 9 plecte, sum. The beet mi: ever said for :hr money.
r..i-,.-i..u Mabocany. III ABLES-
Chcrry and Oak fancy
The float ml of Antique and fancy covered chain. Foot RH“, Blocking (bee. etc.
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
scum NORWALK.
FRUIT '
PUDDINE!
A mm delirious them, that can he prepared in the inmates; Row, \‘kuilla. Chocolate and )laam
damn. Those who have need it epoch hirtiLy of it.
I
For the Lenten Season we have first-class, No.
Mackerel at 16c lb. Mackerel in lo and 90 lb.
kills, Salt Fish and Bloatcr Ilerring. kc.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32c a (102.
3 ill. Noillliell Creamery Bullet for $1.00, or 35v. ll. .
'3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Bony Butter for $1,0r 30c lb
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor :31, or 28c lb.
Prob Canal flaring. a fine article, two one for 5:. Clara (boarder in ma. fickle-d lobeter and
lab-2mm, and uncut oyster: la glue. 21m Choir» Pruuuele, inc lb.
Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.
Shredded W in delightful; one pound will m tor two pound: of any other kind: lit .kace. Try it.
California Prunes, lot: in. 3 the for '25:. Large California Pruner. 12 and lit lb. 3 3 Soup for We.
2 It: (their: Layer Pi;- (0123::
WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS-
U'mreyon tried themlebrnted Dew Dropt'antal Goon; theybuttntm a! .
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington 8t... 80. Nor-walk.
“ Large Sales. Small Profits!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Spring Opening Sale,
——n—
C. H. HARVEY’S.
I would meet mentally call the attention of the public to one of the
Lll'Eflll Slfllll Ill Bflllli fllll Sillil ill Tilll Slllllll.
Having added now worth in
NEW SPRING STYLES,
Which are coming in daily, and whlth will be mold
At Prices ‘Vlll’bh Defy Connpotition.
(loan and mine mind!- before parched-g clttwhcre 1'bl- sale will take the Md in priory rtylu
and quality. Remember me place
; c. H. HARVEY,
12 North Main an... South Norman.
C. P. TAYLOR will nth-r at our South Nnrwnlk Store HOHIP big driven in llmierv and Drea- lloodw.
('entnry Cloth Wrapper". Mother llnbhard fronts and I’lllll't’lte hut-ks, from 32 to 40, at ‘Jtlc.
lillll
lino e. "HOYT
DRE!) HILKH from the Bankrupt Stock of J. it P. Johnston .1 ('n.. of New York.
We will aleo offer a lot of hlmiuette lfnrpetn at gun: Voltete nt NJ": Ila-dy Brut-ell, thin
75 more ahort lengthe of
Brussels Carpets at Your Own Price.
New Spring Wrap: and Jacket-i. Jud li'i‘t’lt‘t’d in Int of
Agents for Butterick‘a Patterns.
& HOYT,
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
91.. e - .35.... w~ -
ll] 3,: 2 Egret: .I
I «a g E ”gag”; ‘3
.J as 9.‘ 9.5:: a.
m :4; :32 3.5.5:: 3
O.
< ”on c: ' 1"" er.- 08 o
(I: w- :=.. Ind a
w «'- Lwe—g‘c'ro. I
98 O ‘- ° cal-GU"
fit!) h 9 =:E.:l2 “a
a 06- JD .1:
,i :35, = 9225;?g a
J S a F- a = OEEH'I:
< ~° 3.. I...- 7“, .-
l 9V: ‘v f- °-¢~"'.£
. v .. 9' "=3ao 0
— Q: ‘3." _ HQ“ 9‘ .m-
= >°v3 "‘ ‘- °~"" a
a.- -ammzcc. . p
a _. ~— won—:96
—QO 9— ‘1‘..— L.—
'* 9 -e— 4': -'
n- I 5;... :- 3€==°A q:
2:3 = TE 35?: 3? '0
(D a. «4.: <3
'l‘IIE
Palace Queen
FURNACE,
IS USED IN
NORWALK.
SO. NORWALK,
———AlD—-—
' EAST NORWALK.
And has proved to be the moat powerful furnace now in
use. For rule by
THIS SPACE RESERVED
——-l’OR——
H. Krieger.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
, —A'I' m OLD "AND 0,—-
T. BURR GUYER & SON .
svmnawoon.
ALI. ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY.
m FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH Us.
GIV. U. A “IAI-
“fififl‘figflfififi Houses.
1“
”lg-M phoneme—now hello" in." [fife ‘
W
I.
Norwalk Chronicler