A Sensational Scene In a Roch-
ester Theatre.
TIE PEIFOIIANI’E STOPPED.
Ia'ae Playing Iago sad emu-bad at
the lad ol the Second Act—Ir. Barrett
lakes an Alarming Itatemeut to the
Alliance.
ROCIIITIIL N. Y., April 4 ~1‘Iie vast
audition which a-etnblol at the Lyceum
W hat night to we Booth and Barrett
h “Othello" experienced a mention and hit
hdhappointiueut litaith went on in the
mmnmwmc his lines without
apparent dillculty, and the audience did not
aspect anything wrong.
Attheeudol the rounded, whenltwas
tints for him to guouagain, asllght disal-
aeu, with which he had been troublid lot
twoorthreedayabegau loluuriouaanda
physician was called In who examined tht
actorand prommnced his Illlicm Insist-110m
tom" him It) attempt to go on with the
performance. TIMI dil‘lfll' t-xplmiod Inn!
"tat be bad mstaincd a shock 01 partial
pralysis, which an alarmed .lir Horn-It that
“anll’lflllfldmul-a 11w enhance. llr.
Barrett was greatly tn'i-l‘uillttt by what he
mshlcretl the dungcrous illimof bk col-
league, und when he stepped before the
«Main it was evident that he wwulucply
Claim Alf. Barrett spoke on follows, bk
attwaace lasing frequently chokul by his
emotive:-
"Latin aim Gssruusx—l atn called
upon to perform the ntoet paint-i: duty of my
Ila. Iy culleagtsehas shgu'n symptoms of
tanking down for three or four days past
and his condition to-iiight is so serious that It
isimpoaibie for him want. We lied hoped
that he would rally from this attack and
that he would be able to playbispartto
night. butoueol your physicians, Dr. Bum
tier, lysthatit would beperilous for himto
attempt It.
"Ir. Booth has attained a partial stroke
of paralysis aadwe fearthatthlslsthshv.L
glunlugof thawid. lcannotespresstoyoo
thedeepsorrow with whichI make this sad
anaouaeanent. The world has probably
beardiortheleettimethsgraatestsctorwho
speakstlielnglish language. .
“We shall, of course, cancel all engage
“mandlhope thatwe shall be able to
rwnove Ir. Boothtohisbome. Itpainsme
tospeaktheseworda I am sorry todlsap
pointthhgreat audience, but the play can-
'aotgoon. Itwonldbepruumptoousforme
b undwtake to all theplaceof th'ugreat
man. whtanyou havecouietosee and hear,
andltwoaldbeworsethanusel-etoattempt
”manner. I knowyouwill be in-
duh-tend that you will iully appreciate
thsndfligbtlnwhichwe are placed. The
mung-neat will make such arrangements
aeinaysesmbcatfor refunding your money."
Themdltion of Mr. Booth did not fully
justifythis speech There had been no»
hetdparalydsandtheactorwassuiiering
npah-Kewalkedfrom thetheatretohis
Wand was driven to his hotel, when
hew'llkad without apparent dilllcnltyfrom
thecarriagetotheelevator andtohisroom.
Belicia-s wwenot allowed to me Mr. Booth,
andlr.Barrettrefnsedtotalk;bntlIr.
Brutaley,lmslne-managerof the company,
nidthtlr. Booth'eillne- was not serious
dough tojtutiiyalarm. He said that the
cisiipany'sengagunenn for the resin! this
weekend probably next would becancelled.
huthehopedtogoonas usualafterlilr.
Boothhadheangiveuahrief rest.
Thecouipany arrived in th city yesterday
manhigandlrJioothpasedthedaylying
downinhisroounbotdidnotseemtobesui-
(wing, except from tbewearhiess of travel
int! Booth and Barrett left for New
York at 10:30 o’clock this morning, and Ir.
Boothwillbeplacedatonceinchargeol his
own physician. The Lyceum theatre insa-
qwnnthsea 32,”. which will have to be
inadegoodby thecompany. Thenleoi
ssatsmted to over “,Maadwasthe
hrgestsalethecompanyhesbulthissenson.
A Suicidal Epidemic.
Pmasoao, April a—Pittsburg and viola»
Ityissnll'ering this week from an epidemic
of suicides. There have been eight attempt
withina few daya Two unsucceaiiul self-
a-ihnbarenow prisoners in the Cents-d
Police station. lira Herman Flechsig, the
youngwifeol' an Allegheny busincn ma,
«untitled suiddo by hanging from the raft-
usofaporchattbeir residence on Webster
street. Onherpersouwas fonndaletterad-
M to her businnd showing that she had
benworrying over the idea that she wu
aflictedwlthcanctw. lastevenlsgsheread
andconvwmdaboutthesuldde of a young
wot-ani- this city that «scarred May.
Uptothe hour for retiring she was lively
andtalhed overplane for arranging their
new home into which they had just moved
The Alleged Election Bribery in Boston.
Bristol, April L-Jl'he committee of the
cannon council appointed to investigatethe
diargae of bribery in connection with the
dectionof Edward U.(,\irtistotheolllceof
city clerk, met yesterday. Councilman
Frasierwho oliered the resolution to make
the instigation had no charga to make;
lonelier! attalnpledto bribe hiui. He had
expected that Councilman Rosnosky. who
I'halloualllll.
Olannum. Dak.,April L—John Dock,
(hing Crane, Peace and Buck Antelope,
froaiWhlte riva- oa themtion,
up cltyon theirwsytoattend the
flatucaurtatYaaktou. Theymud
believedthefiiousbllltoheagood
andtliattheywerestrong.
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BOULANGER IN BRUBSILB.
If lo Bo-alua lie Will Ila Bundle. .0.
Belgian Tots-If."-
tlanesu. Am! i. noon ltmlanger is here
at the lion-i .‘lcngt'll ._ new ' lie is registered
undwr the Illanit‘ oi Ill‘uii». flu conferred
with l. lbs-lirinrt at Mons and returned to
Bruwaala At both Mona and Brussels the
general was recon-«I with demonstrations by
the peopiu.
The llltlt‘puwlt'll't' Bulge warns Ilotilatigw
that cxpuliuon will he tho l‘tlslllt of his in-
trigna In France. .
Pane. Aprilt.—lt is rumored here that
the goveriuuimt will bone a decree oi llttlillll'
liietit against Gm. unilangor.
lamina, April 4. — M. Harry, the principd
editor of Tim ludowudcum Bulge. who is M
present in ism-Ion, cum-east hlinasif freely
on the subject of (an ltuilnngei'h taking
refuge In Belgium. The liolgian government,
he mid, ivill u-rtiiiiily expel Boulangcr With
otildchiy it he dosau‘t forestall such action
by voluntarily taking his maximum. I.
Harry called aiouition to the tart that Bd-
glunibssl heretofore expelled all prominent
pohttcal refugees, including Victor Hugo, and
declared that tho policy of the government
with reference to that 1-ho- oi [limb-ll
‘Illtlt'l'glllif‘ no change. Boulangor was booted
by the pot-pie on his arrival at Bro-eels and
the only cheers he nmcivod were given by a
few calnncn iii the railway station
The fight for John llrlgltt‘s lie-at.
manor, April t—The Birmingham Con-
arrratives are I urious over the action of Mr.
Chamberlain in the matter of tolecting can-
didate- for the scat made vacant by tbedeath
of John Bright and accuse him of upsetting
their plans. They wfusu to meet the Union-
hils for the [airposeof entering into ftirtbw
arrangements and threaten to withdraw iron
the canva- in event of the Unionists furthet
Misting In running a candidata Should
the Tories carry out these threats of leaving
the Unionists to light the battle alone. the
election of a Ulsdstonian for tho oiiiitral dl‘
vision is assured. as the Unionists have in
chance of succew in any event.
Trial of the Patriotic League.
Pattie, April t—The trial oi the Icadersol
the Patriotic League was continued The
ambient procumr condemned the issue oi
the league‘s manifesto concerning the boar
haidment of the Achlnofl expedition and said
that it was a piece of stupidity. lie accused
the leagueol connecting itself with thearmy
of the new party. Deputy l’agueoe, one of
the accused, deluded the league boldly, but
Bantu- Naquet said. "Let the procureur
drivel on.” At this the latter demanded that
the senator be committed for conteinpt Ben-
ator Naquet withdrew the explosion.
Death of Klag John.
Rona, April L—Advices have been re
ceived from Ala-owah to theeflect that King
John. of Ahydnia, was defeated and slain
in a recent battle, and that the whole county
is in a stateotanarchy. The Italian cabinet
will decide today whether or not to allot
Italy‘s present course toward Aby-iula. It
issaid the king's death was due to wounds
receivedinabattle with the forces led by
the (lavish Mettctna.
Cable “ashes.
Waaaaw, April L—The police have die
covered and seized a large establishment do
votedto the printing and diminution oi
Nihilistic literature, and made numerous ar-
rests in connection therewith
lama. April L—The privy council rw
vased the decision of the Canadian court
which declared that metals dhnovered on the
coat of British Columbia belonged to Canada.
Copper cloacdat £41 ilk cash. and £40 lbs.
for three month‘ delivery.
Pains, April a—Comptoir d'I-Iscompte 'u
quoted at l2!) francs and Itio 'l‘iato at $95
francs,
Recovered irons Hydro'lushll.
Biaaisonan, Ala, April t—hbme of thi
doctors of this city are piiulsal over the re
covcryof auegrotroin whatseeinedto be a
well developed care of hydrophobia. J. E.
Brown a colored man employed on a farm
about five milee from the city, had small
dog to which hewasmnch attached. A few
weeksagothedogwasattached byastrange
cur.and,indefendhxhispet. thongro was
bitten slightly in metal placea Last week
Brown‘s dog showed signs of hydrophobic
and waskilled. On Monday Brown himself
became violently ill, and soon developed
symptoms of hydrophobla. He grew worst
rapidly, and on Monday night it required six
mentotiehiin on hisbed. Hewssfrotbing
at the mouth and biting at everything within
reach. Thedoctors applied theusualretne
dim to relieve the man's orderings, and they
wereeurprised when heappearod tobegrow-
ingbetter. Last night the cords were so
movedfroniBrown'h lhnhaand beset-rm t1
have mtirciy recovered.
A New leather- Industry.
Amara, Anita—A pme straw ludmtry,
backed by southern capital, is the answer
whichwillbemadetothejutetrustthii
year. Thepine lagging pat-its areowned
by five men, who purpose to have ready for
thefall cotton crop live factoriestIItwill
“010.0(1),“ yards of bagging. It takes
about 55,(ID,OIIO yards of bagging tocovei
Lilli,” bales oi cotton. That meant
twenty-eight factories, which at [sweat Iti-
inata would cut ”.mom, or about eighty
cook a halo, permanently invested in fee
tot-lea The five famine theywill undu-
iake to bulk! thhseaeonwillputthingsln
decidedly better slupe than theywsrelaet
your. 'ibeiarmenarenotootol thewoods
yet. but they can see the light breaking
through the pine treea
A Cyclone in New Jersey.
Bumms. N. J.. Als'll a—a cyclone
moving from the southnst struck the south-
wn portion of thlscity ataboutflo'clocklast
evening. doing considerable damage. A new
home just lln'uhed at Riverside w. leveled
to the The roof of the W
woolen mills was blown ed. a bow:
at Fair-town was. completely yed, and
ssvwal large windmills ’on farms in thh
vicinity were blown down. Inger reports
fromemchachonthe Norris river,etats
that considerable damage was done to oyster
boats lying in the harbor. and that chimney:
and fences were blown down and 0th. hu-
age done.
Ir. Cleveland Lands a Tarpon.
JacssoaviLu. Fla, Apr-u t~lr. Gave
landandparty spent'hieadayflshlnglctar
pun st Jupiter inlet. [any bites, but noglhl
wasdrmlyhookeduntil lira EEPIaa‘tas
curt-draw game modes: Bhe‘played bin
until shew-as exhausted and then callsdas
Ir. Cleveland for sgistanoe. Aiter forty
nihiuta' play the term was lauded.
weighed ninetyvionr count, and wasaiiiag
afleentepecimmol the silver king, weed)
nesacureddsriag theirstay. Attifllpn
thepartystartedon thetripnortli.
Forwarding thelallteIa-oa.
Baa Pas-clam. April t—‘l'lis navypay
ales lathh city has be. ovdwed bytht
Weehingteaauthorlti-tofawudtehw-
bythesteainarlaalaadlaalI-all addre-l
. Barnes. Thisot.
hub bibs beliefthatAdinit'al M
eadalofleuetaespttanssvhoea-shwels
”attenuate-halal“ ‘
mom “no: PM!
Great Losses—In“ Dakota by
Prairie Fires.
A Tilll'h' Nl'llllld‘ lllis'l‘illll'l'lll.
Nun-on Escape of Many People from Ile-
lag Burned to Death—Ilium“. (‘attle
and t‘mpe [Destroyed—A Hand Illlsaafll
at ts'ury.
Rommel). Duh. April 4. ~ A terrible
prairie tire wept over the country south -of
Bmtluml Tue day afternoon, und in path is
nutriwd I-y lllt.‘ mmuldoruig t‘tllla'rti of many
lllllllt'n. .-\ wry high wuni prcmilnl all du)‘.
and With the grain as dry as tin-Im- 1hr fury
of the tire was boyonul dcwriptioii. At It
o'clock Word was brought to town that the
prairie wan aille birth of Wmt Town, lllltl
iiiuuaiiatcly u hundred men started in Inn-ms
towards the apls'oaching fire, annual With
brmuu and sacks.
Alfn-d Brown's farm. two mike north. all
hh burns. dulriw and cutth- nhod~ new
found to be ables». and thc eiiorte of tho
[sinners were dine-1nd In waving his maiden"!
and beating the tire out. In a short time It
would have swept down upon the town.
Brown's residence was mml. but till his
iltIlliit'hnld goods were burned. One mile
north of Brown‘s the fire burned Henry Ila-
gelfry out of every linen-ion. Ills Imuse.
barn and stock were coneumed, and he hare-
Iy escaped with his family. Acro- l‘roni
Hageliry lived I). K. ‘Totnllnson, a
prosperous farmer. and everything about
In plane with the exception of his
house was swept away. I'lve houses and sev-
eral head of live stock were among his lo-ea
Ilia wife was alone at home when the lire
hroh out and could do nothing to wave the
property. By evening the lire In the west
had beenextlnguishad, but it is still raging
In the southeast. The town of Ollvet, the
county seat oi Hutchinson county, eight
milesnortb, iereported tobelnorethaahalf
destroyul. The bridges on the railroad weal
of the town were burned. The In- for the
last two days will be fully 850.011).
Sioux FALL, bah, April t.——lt is reported
that tbeentire population of [lunar Creek.
Nina. thirty miles east, is lighting prairie
fires, also that extensive ilres prevail in
various parts of southwestern Minnie-eta.
Wir- are down and motors cannot be veri-
lled. but the prairies are exceelingly dry and
grave fears are felt of a widespread calanilt y.
Rarm (.‘i'rr, Duh, April L—A prairie lire
started one mile northeast at noon Tune-lay.
and was driven before a sixty—live mile gale,
Three bottles were burned. One of them was
occupied by him U. K Bailey, agirl rigid
l'i years named Eloise Iadlson, and a hired
man namel Aston. The three left the house
and ran through the flowers. Airs. Bailey
and Aaloncamped with mine severe burns
lies Madison fell, and the tire catching Iior
clothing burned it completely from her body.
She Wu taken to a neighbor‘s and lltli at tho-
point of death. The house and household
guide are a total loss.
Gear. Dsk.. April t—A sand blizsnnl ho-
gan about 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon The
wind blew with great force and the air was
tilled with sand and dust to such an extent as
to render it quite dark. The mercury ioll Iti
dogs. in two hours. Crops already sown were
thought to be much Injured. At Aberdeen a
hurricane ra ed for hours Roofs were blown
00 the Park lace hotel, the mill and the Ex-
celsior block, and umoy other buildings were
otherwise dnulnged. To the storm in several
pieces Were lllldt‘l the terrors oi lire. anin.
a station on the Northwestern mud
ten miles east of here, won liurno-l
Mondav night. The buildings desirnvul
were the station agent’s house. the tlt‘lhil, twu
dwelling homes and a large iluui'mg lllvll. A
tlmionnd tom of boy run! all tin.- lurus It'lt‘
blamed. The tire invaded a large rattle mr-
ml and forty or fifty cattle were badly
bunicd, the rest breaking through the III-
clmuic and camping. The law in more than
810,0!)
Di: Sun, link, April -t—-A prairie flu
yretuvley dblftlYl‘d property valued xii
sloop.
Bu'xv, Dak., April l.—The wholo n-untry
around [limit is b-iiig devastated by prairie
llre». several buildings in the suburbs have
bu‘n burned, butthe‘t'tiy lit us yet safe. J. 1.
Richardson lint 5m rhin'p, cattle and hugs.
Many ferment um homeless. A strong wind
arm before lll': the, doing con: ides-lilo dour
age. '
'l'lio .‘lmcltusetle Prohibitionlsla.
Bum-it, April l.—A state convention at
the call of the prohibiting constitutional
aruondment imiilaign committee was held
yesterday in 'I'reinotil Temple about 100 dole
gates attending. Col. K II. Hank-ill president
In his opening address he predicted a halid-
some majority for the amendment. liev.
Mr. Sanderson, oi Worm!“ county, spoke
encouragingly of the outlook there, and said
bani work was being dono. ‘ He could ensure
the convention that Senator Hoar was lbor»
oughly in favor of the aineiirlineut. Remarks
0! a hopeful character followed from other
de egatca
Governor \Vileoa in a Bow.
Cristiano-ox, W. Va, April t—As Editor
Beber, of The State Tribune, was standing In
a grocery shire he Was accosted by Governor
Wilson, who shook his list under his nose and
threatened him with parental violence for
criticisms made in the paper of the governor's
olllcial actions The grocery keeper, not
being an admirer of the governor, ordered
him out of the stone, and as he failed to go
summarily ejected him, using «raider-hie
force. Thie- is.,the second attack made on
ltaber by Wilson during the pat four weeks,
friends interposing each time ‘
Two Girls Charged with Arson.
Nurses. N. J., April a—Two girls, lieu-
l‘ietui and Emma Day, who were arm-d in
Summit charged with arson, were arraigned
yesterday. The younger, Henrietta, first
pleaded guilty. but hearing her sister plead
not guilty. the changed her plea. Both were
taken in a carriage to jail, Henrietta lighting
the constables so iiercely that her arms had
to be pinioued. The girls‘ guilt became
known through a constable who was on Inti-
mate terms with one of them.
Attempt to Wreck a Train.
Prrrsiiuito, April l.—Bhortly before the
time for the arrival of the limited upra-
tratn. No. 5, on the l’ittsburg. Fort Wayne
and Chicago railroad at Louisville. 0., a
ll track walker discovered Moral splice ban
wedgedintoairognear‘tlat placelnsnoha
unanthatadinsn-mu‘ wreck would have
r-Itad. 11ieohstr~tsctlonwasremoved,and
therallroadoflclahare oathehuntfar tho
psrpetratm-s.
Insurance Agent lllaaey‘s Dials-sat.
Boston April l.—George ll. Binary, the
Magnet. No. 65 Kilby street haspre-
nd a stateroom oi his sflttlta lilo llahlti-
h exclusive of ninety-tines claims, d
which he says he cannot tell the unmet. are
“and which 097,0» Is secured. The
Valle d & a-sts b not stated.
SOUTH NORWALK... EVENING SENTINEL, THURSDAY,
clEVIli'
summon
BlIIIIIIi I’IIWIIIII
TIIE I’IIIIESI' llIIl BEST
ls made onlyofetrictly pure grs . cream
of tartar. attictl pure hicarlilzam of
node. and a sin I [airtion of llour as a
ireeervative. nothiu clue whatever. and
warranted entire y free from alum.
ammonia, phosphates, lime. and all the
adulteraute frequently found in baking
powders. ‘ The character of materials
usul, their purity. and the nicely of their
combination. render Cleveland's an icrior
bakingpowdcrthemthealthfulan most
economical in nae, and it alwa s allonie
wholesome. nutritious. and dolic oue food.
It in recommended for purity. healthful-
aeea and emi-iency by Government and
State chemists. chemleie of Bosnia of
Health. and proi'cmors in ineliintiona of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in cane, full wright.
Cinvnusn Hummus. ALaiIv. N. Y.
TRADE
o. a: can
The chosen mam coma
PERFECTLY PURE.
A HOST DILIC’IOUI! BEVERAOIZ. 'I'llY l’l'.
l'cr. viii m us try ctlir. Guilty rm: ruin
it is the llioiirrr (Ii-me Luv, mi”! «.1;
the Iii-ti tv'tnlatlviia and Lulnlll“ al '
pure and 11'“: train all svluliumtiv-ns or m .
nutter 'llii‘ltrrhngrl arc hemm'imi’y ' .l
and w-'-.. '0‘ I'll! wr-ytt, it i-n Thule!" uh-
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mica. to. Express. , 6.81 “ Accent.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
DesirableBuildinglotsmsmgg;
Franklin, Summitt and West Streets, also
on Elmwood, Bayview and Taylor aves.,
and on Hillside Place.
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ward and Stuart aves., also on Monroe,
West, Lowe, Spring, Cedar Concord and
Chestnut Sts., on the Turnpike, Roton
Hill and Ely Neck Roads, and desirable
residences in East Norwalk.
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tlyarranged 8 room houses, the founda-
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HOFSATONIC RA lLliIlA ll.
llaNIlUllT l NollWALK DIVISION.
Corrected February tth. 1m.
Pa-enger Trains.
v SOUTH.
Lv.Norwalk. LvJo. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Poll:
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llv. Wilma Point. LvJo. Norwalk. ALNW
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w. H. licensees. Vicel’res. and (len‘l laaegw.
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A. W. Prams. Passenger Aunt.
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laave Bridgeport for Pittsdeld.
m a li. accommn’a
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4.50 p. in. express 1 lie. as
0610 " seconimo‘n
see.- only as far as Great Banington.
'Gouooly as far as New Iliiord
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W. K. Lros. 3%
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Druggists,
No. 11 late street. Not-walk.
(Ither Progeny
to call.
dwelling and out-houses in good condition,
ready for occupancy, situated about 1 mile
from East Norwalk Railroad Station.
Alarm at lawman“
out- houses and land all in good condi-
tion. A variety of good fruit on the place.
A Farm of 40 acres in Ilarien
10 minutes walk from the Rowavton
Station.
IverVdesirabIe
walk of Norolon Station Vol 35 acres,
Grounds and improvements in good
condition.
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anon. SALE.
Country residence
within 5 minutes
on our list.
chusers are invited
26 acres,
dwelling,
Pur-
rarnoss do Gawain.
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Ital Estate. Fire, Life. Accident,
I’Iate (Ilene. eel lites. Heller
INSURANCE AGING
Also Agents for the late of
Debenture and far- Icrisase
e d: 7 per cent. leads.
nosin- Negotiated.
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in" “IIIIIIIIIIIIIII 2'
Ilnving made extensive
udditionn to my
Confectionery
Department. I am now
olfering some ol' the
Choicest Candies
To be ldund in the place.
My assortment comprisi-
es goods them the well-
known ill'lnfl 01‘
Ho Ier of New York,
”11"”: ”iiihli’i"
{Widow of Philadelphia,
lcllonsld c Perkins of Boston.
All of which I offer at popular prion.
HALE, Druggisl,
Cor. Ilaltt and Well Streets.
E. I}. WHITNEI’S iIl'I' III’IlIli.
87% Main Hires“.
80. NORWALI.
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FRAMING at lowest Mien
In" ""9, 9*. AW, Wu.
New and Secondvllaml
W A G O N 3 ,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses.
A Good Depot Wagon,
one Grocer’s Wagon.
One Butcher’s Wages.
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Grass Seed.
Seed 0a“.
’ Barn-Yard Manatee.
BEE mm
General Intelligencetlfice
Any one in want of coin! meat. or wishing! to
change his or her place, will it will dictum?
call here and register their names. Maw;
Grltlmut will new the me of so our. ii
you nuwba ,creell. or lent.ovetiqnlm for any
ihlngyuucau so here, sewe will sdvervivestmlc
olleeevsrydsy. We have ssimagrooiwkvm
and one for Gents also.
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us is: ’Yours Respectfully. #1 mm
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Fresh and Salt Fish,
Whole-l9 and am". mum-flu
muteforanastsaqnantltyevevydey lent.
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Thethavenothaea floated.
Pure romaine Cote».
Spinach,
Lettuce, Barnabas,
Pickled Oysters.
tram. MARKET LINE ”Se“
PIES]! EM! DJ!
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HUNT & ZELUFPS.
A FULL Isll‘l .7
Builders Hardware,
, PAINTS,
Oils Vinishes.
Berry Broe. Hard on ma.
Wire Ste—el—soer In“,
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