' wire: were blow down in many places, and,
A DESIUCIE
The Wind Traveled at a. Tre-
mendous Speed.
ll’l‘ll llllMlll AT IA!“ I'DINI'S.
'l'hs storm Originated t'p tliu state. and
Wu Very Lively and Dannrous While
It l‘nvallv-d — lt
liltlldlngs.
le You, May ll.—'l‘hu blurm which
addenly swept over New York and Brooklyn
Illada (rod deal of alarm and did much
damage, and assumed formhlnbh "opinions
allu- leaving this region. it originated iuo
miles or so northwest of tho city, and took a
mutheasterly direction. The storm t‘lllllt‘ up
very suddenly.
The first advancm wcro welcomul by a
million sweltering souls, but a fuw minutes
later the wind made llst'il ilislilml in all
quarteia It swept grout shoals ut dun up
and down the plum“, slxiumwd (100", swung
signs, turned umbrellas inside out, and made
walkhig dilllcult and even dangerous for
near sighted people.
Tearing (M the blag l‘ult'a.
The storm struck Madison Square (larch-n
like a tornado, and had it been n little more
forcible the owners of the old building would
have been saved the expense of tearing it
down. As it was, several of the ting poles on
the roof were blown away.
'l‘henews stands on the elevatnl stations
waeexposed to the fury of the gain, and the
air about many of the Sixth avenue station:
was tilled with newspaper: as well as dust.
The flower dealer who has a stand of the
junction of Broadway and Sixth avenue did
not head the dark clouds which gathered b9
fore the storm broke, and when the gale came
along it whirled his stock in trade in the air,
and the street was strewn with roses and via
lots for .me distance.
Poles and armatures for telograph, tele-
phone and electric wires were in several in-
stances wrenchod from their fastenings on
the roofs of buildings, and, with the wires
attached, fell into the street. Sworn! buildv
lugs were struck by lightning and were set on
lire.
I'luys'd flavor with
The filorm in Brooklyn.
The storm ~trur:k Brooklyn ju~t at the
time when I. ~ «recs and avenues were filled
with people llmf slats-n wurc blown oil in
profusion and littered lho streets. Here and
thcrenfcw trees and b;lc;_.;rnph wires were
blown down.
Just about the than the storm broke llr-nry
Cari-.haw, the TX-ycar-old son of Thomas
Carlshaw, was standing on the pier at the
foot of Dork street lie was blown into the
river and drowmxl. Upto a late hour the
body had not been recovered.
Thomas Gregory. of No. as Bergen street,
was standing on the skylight of his residence
at the time. He fell through and receirul
seriom injuries.
The three buildings, three stories high, in ,
course of erection at llainbrilgc Htl’ecl. and
Ralph avenue, owned by Jame: l'halen, and
the four story frame building corner at Van
Courllandt and Kingsland avenues, were
blown down. No one was injured.
Tough on the lluuta.
' For an hour the wind raged over the water
at the rate of about lorty or forty-tire miles.
The boats experience-l no littlv :iiillcuity in
making headway against it, and they were ,
delayed considerably on the trips at that,
time. t
A “to wasted schooner, while sailing up3
the Kills, was struck by the cyclone of! St.
George. She was thrown on her beaniand
her mainmast was carried away rinse to the
deck, together with the toretnpm'ut and all
headgear. b'he then anchored oil Robbins
reef.
0n Long Island and Other Places.
Thestorm passed over Inns; Lland from
the westward. Telegraph and telephone
owing to this fact, an accurate report of the
full amount of damage done cannot be ob-
tained. It isalso feared that the storm has
carried with it the loss 0! life. It is very
mhable, too, as the country mndwnys’ ve
hlcles were carried before the wind like chatl.
The small boats along the Sound and Ja—
maica bay were tonal about in every con-
8 ivable shape. ,
At Mount Vernon the storm (buoyed all
the telephone connections with every quarter.
ltlastedfullyaqnarterof nnhonr,and was
accompanied by an abundant fall of ra’n,
strong wind and terrific lightning and thun-
der in profusion. Trees were blown down in
the village, but there is no report of any die.
aster in the eastern part of the county.
Al Sing Sing the storm burst upon two
men who» names are unknown, who was
out miliugon theriver near that village, and
the boat was capsized. A lifeluoat went out
and melted them.
ITS EFFECTS ELSEWHERE.
noum'nsrmaud lea Injured In ‘5"
Karen.
K" Ham, May lL—There wasasevere
rahmldwimletormhere,doingcous'derable
damageto property. Tenmenwarsinjnred
bythahlowing down of a building in the
llburha The names are: Fred ’
Ikullfractnred,andwilldie; JohnB. Smith,
lapsndarmshrnisedfll’ilhamO’Brienqul
and body culzflarry Kernell, the same;
limbs, internal injuries; Xicbael Foley,
anklehrokuiflhosnasnantae, hrnhu;Jm
leg grained; Hilts (Iran-er, ribs
huken; Funk Lndington, Jere Condon,
JohnRonnelly, John Pealey, Michael French
Robert Crawford, slight injuries. The
about 22,00), falls on the contractor,
’ Elmir- Tern-riled.
N. Y., May 11.-A heavy wind,
storm posed over here,.blow-
“WMwsanddotng
Thostruatsof lhhcil’m
tilledwlth flying debris,sud my
peoplewu‘e more orbshurt. Thepa-sn-
gas in ash-est oar became panicstriekai
undflillto neighboring buildings. Borneo!
thumb“ and bruiud byllyingboalds
and bones. Jacob longer, a prominent
manhwasthmwn tothsgrmdbythe
blowing over of his carriage. He was in-
snsluswhenyicksdunhnt isnotsrriovuly
Thblephomukgnphsndalarm
wiruwcedamaggd.
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if
i
llarlol to Death.
th-wilhputfmhoekh‘thmmm
“swatch!“ Tweet“
“mud-iot- injury,battb third,
Bud, at Radiator, was fatally
aft-ward.
treats mania. the rlvc was flown his
the waist sixty feet below.
l'samylvula (“when It.
l’imni'uo. lay ll.~}tauy glau- and iron
worki-rs wvm crriilisillul to til-1p work on no
count of lblll‘lt'ufl'o but. 'l’hn llwrlll-rlllltlll'
touched on ih-ga,tlw lilglml point of lbw
m. A Imavv thunder and hull nIuflll
materially l’ll'!l’l| the nllu-v-aplirn' .\ qr'iul
(ruin New l'a-llr, l’a, says, .\ lt'l'lllll' wind,
hall and thunder at-ttn [ml uwr this city,
limiting windows and blnwzng down than.
The radiance of «I County Tmuurcr Ill-r
hold: was stnu'k by lightning. and )IM
Reynold» and her danghfcr wn-vu wllllllbml
’l'ln-y were render“! unmuwinns, but will n»
t‘uvcl‘.
Trees and Ila-sea lava-led.
llunmo, l‘a, llay ll.~—.\ amino wind
and rain storm papal hora, Itnnmllng lusts-u
and prmtrntina trees and fem-m ’l'lu- nl-wm l
is rvporlul to have done much «lsnuiw. [IF
ticulsrly at Palmyra. whore many tum-as
‘l‘l’l' blown down. Tulvgrfiphlt' minmnuli'a-
tin-n is mostly rain“ in all dim-film and
llh’tlt'lulln of the slonn‘s eflwtersnnol yet
he lmmwd. Growing crops haw- laws
mtiy damagnl. tin-rm! barns wore un-
l'hulthl at llnirnvillc, [lilo nitlfl'].
I'aulr fitnrkru Wars-ow.
I’lmsriuy, l'a, May ll.-~.\ terrific storm
swept over this city. causing grout 4“”
Trimmfeniw and awning: wore [watt-toil,
chimneys blown down and many buildings
llm‘liflft‘d. ln mine cams heavy metallic mvfs
were carriwl sovwml handful yards. While
the tomiulo was at it. height a main no
curml among the female oparativm at lhs
silk mill, and a stain was made for
the exits. Hollie lleichart fell down and was
seriously injured.
Dwellings M on "to.
lamnissrnu, film, lay ll.—'A terrific
thunder storm pace-l here, damaging many
buildings. Drunk ll'heeler's ism horn was
set on tins by lightning awl dcmtmyvvl, with
seven cow, one horse, one bull, thirteen pigs,
and a quantity of hay, tools and wagons. ‘
11m, $5.71!}. Two dwellingw, owned by
Charles Wood and Wm Tiidali, were
damaged by lightning
Life and Property [betrayal-
Nzwronr. l’crry county. l’a, llsy lt—A
tornado totally demolished the large exhibi-
tion building of the County Agricultural
smiety, and binw parts of the roof and grand
stand 200 yards away. f'harles Meyers, Ind
8 years, son of William Heymwas blatantly
killed by the falling timber». The storm
lastal Mm minutes and damaged sunny
bar of buildings.
A Mlmulnua I'm".
Rt'rms’n, Va, May ll--——Dnrinz s wvlrlm
and severe thunder storm lightning struck
and partially shattered a building at the
mnrl‘ls- quarries. bliss Emma Jurh, the "r
call—l. and :i party of fricnrh, who were vivilr
in; tin- quarries, had taken refuge in the
boiling. but (5an nnhnrt.
Panic at Mum's (Irena.
“'iLi iaxsmnr, Pa, Hay ll.—Whi'.e Barr
nnm's Show was in progres here a violent
storm suddenly came up, coming a panic
among the large number of tpcctatom
Sol Sam at Jamestown.
Jannsrowx, X. Y" May ll.-—'l'he stormln
this risinity was not seem. Glenn and
other towns report no damage.
The (inn-ram Walked.
Euzanvrm, N. J., May ll.—At the any, ;
rlminn of the rccrption to Governor m
of Georgia, by the Veteran 7.0mm», a scene
wetll’l’t’d such as was never before witnaaaenl
in this city. Both gunman, um and
Gordon, refmal to be escorted to the nation ‘
in the carriages: which were in waiting, but I.
dim-awed the vehicles, and, placing litany
mire: at the bond of the mantras, marched
bravely to tho station, nearly half a mile
distant, the band meanwhiln playing, “When
Johnny (fumes Marching Home," ”Dixie,”
"Down Upon the finwanee River," and
“Anld Lang Syne."
Equal Rights for tho Keys-i.
Wasmsoros, May 1L-‘l'he internal:
commerce commission decided the was of
William H. Heard (colored) against lbs}
“card. may.
Georgia Railway company.
plaincd that he was compelled to ride from
Augusta to Atlanta in a ”model-an duty,
snaking and [nmzcr compartnm m,
although he wm traveling on s first clans
ticket. Communion Bragg holds that the
railroad company had violated the law in
not providing ms for. the white and colored
passengers, equal in comforts, commutator
tion and equipment.
Scotch-Irish Cm
Comma, Tenn, lay ll.—Tbc proceed
ings of the Womb—Irish congress were .
by an address from Dr. I). C. Kelly, of L
ville, who spoke for the south in its mutation
of the Blue and the Gray. Dr. Kelly friend
in a mi! manner the birthand
of constitutional liberty which he claimed
sprang from the Scotch-[rill I’mbylainas
in Cromwell's time.
Did Sol Inf-no Hr. M.
Wasarsoros, flay lL-Xr. Valium
hamted that titers wnabsnlutelyaowl
in the publnhel report that the Daniah yaw-
eminent had protested against the appoin—
inentofflr. financier»! Chi-smut m.
ter to [ream-rt Mr. Kaine added that it
would beastly flutter”. Mini“. 1“
denial the wide“ circulation.
Illa Delukallo- Ira-Hal.
81w Ransom, lass, lay Ila-Thu do
memomemdlkfivt
(Zeal Barby bank, has been lend to In
83,m,hulaadofflfln,nflrum
mmummwedmmm
Inltiekemahsfignedkimyk
matheloatohbboudlnenaad will”
tinnehisfaanarnhg.
a lust lav mm
\l’asntxuros, lay lL-oA water: couv
min-nintaviswwitktha m
tanner-l, mad the burial”
lion fronthinilhat ramvslsfnan provide-r
tialofloeswouldvhtefmthe lb of or
mtmmmudm'
tion. In noun cum-mum
oflimennayrnmth
Odd Fellows I'm a lung-so.
80
annual
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ninnuwn
ill! WRIST llfl BEST
I:- made only of drirlly pure mp» cream
of tartar, alricll put-v lpic'arlnaialo of
Mill. and a atrial porli-m of flour an a
mmcn'alivc. nothing: «In wlialn-t‘i-v. and
in warranted mutin-ly fwo fnsn slum.
ainuumis. plunphalew, lime. and all the
alultrraule {Mllll'lllly found in baking
panda-r». The character of mall-rude
nm-ll. their purity, and lint nicv-ly of their
rmnlvinsluni. "ruler Cleveland's sn ierior
baking umdrrlhcml healthful aru W
n-ummwal in than, and it always aflords
wbvhwvnw. milvilimtr, anal delicious fund.
It in n-Invniimwulnl‘for mrily, healthful-
sc-m an: rtlir’u . lovcrnrnent and
Blair chemislumlula r! [hauls of
Health. and lwofcssors in institutions 0!
learning lh the country.
Sol-l only in can, full wright.
(.‘tsvsuso “mans. Alas-y. N. Y._
nu murmm
PERFECTLY PURE.
A If!" DHJIMII BEYI’JIMSE Titl’ ll’.
Invariance-1m. warranties
it is the Drum (inns Luv. .rknl train
line but plantain-1.: svulgcmranleo aim::u‘r";.’
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mums 1k parksgn am Wlhiiy m»! .2
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39
The enormous crowds always found at. the Boston Store to positive
evidence that. the public will not. risk being humbuged by dealers who
advertise what they have not got. in stock. But they purchase at the
Boston Store. where they always and goods as advertised and re p re-
seated.
c-""'SALE',""39
Great Week, at the Boston Store, for
Buyers of Dry-Goods.
M
UTli NOBWALK EVENiNG SENTINEL. SATURDAY, MAY ll. M
Our 390 Sale Commences Saturday May 11th,
at 8 o’clock, and Lasts for One Week.
Some Specials Will be Offered for Saturday and
Monday Only, so Don’t Get Left.
UNDERWEAR.
390
For l—just think—4 Indies Jersey
Rihhequitu sold everywhere at. 15 to lilo
Hit-h. At 39c they will not last lontr,and
to gm: recrybody an opportunity to no.
cuic sum-r we will m-ll only 4 to a cue-
lonicr. Send no childn-n after them.
39c
For ‘2 L‘If’lo‘n' lupin-d llinlc JI‘I’M"’\'l sin,
an opportunity in buy vmta worth title
each.
39c _
For two Goat's llalbvigzan Shirts or
Drawers, all sizes. Regular price for
this quality 33.- each.
39c
l'lach.(lent's l-‘rpnch llslbriggan Shirts,
worth .50 each.
59c Special.
We sell at the above price a Kid Glove
Tans. Slates and Blacks; as good as any
The Glove you ever saw.
HOSERY.
39c
For 3 pairs (lent‘n Regular Mad» liaise,
Balbriggan Fancy Stripes and 5 did ('0!-
on, worth 21¢ per pair.
39c
For Ilfiaivs of the popular llmcnnjllx vw,
Brown Iaml, worth 11h: per pair.
39c
For 4 pairs [ml-ed ( Joinn d lime. plain
colors, stripce andplaid, Worth 12'? pair.
39c
For .5 pairs, either Ladier.’ or Children's
Hose, Black and Colors, grvulenl. bur-
galns rror offered. Every one worth the
pet pour.
Handkerchiefs.
390
For 9 [Adics' Uemstitched Colored
Bordend Handkerchiefs, all linen and
Fat Colon. regular 7c goods. Will
never be dilated-gain at this pricc.
39c
For 3 (lent'e Ilometitched White or
Color-ed [kirdcradtlandkerchielsmll linen
and fast colon, worth 19¢ each.
39c
Each. Gent’s White Silk Handker-
chief. large size and fine,worth 59¢ each.
Gen t’s Furnishings.
39c
Each. Gent’s White Liundncd Shirts
sizes l0 and 16}, mil}. Worth 500.
39c
Foch. Gent's White ~Unlanmtried
Shim. warranted all linen bosom. rain-
forccd link and front, and asguod as
any 50c shirt on the market.
39c
For 2 Gent‘s Tack Scarfa, light and
dark colors, all silk, worth 33c each.
39c
Will buy 12 nice Tumblers.
396
Will buy 6 Cups and 6 Saucers.
DON’T FORGET THE PLACE,
BOSTON
THE LOW-PRICED DRY-GOODS HOUSE,
NORWALK. .
-'l'llll-‘
390
Each. Will ollcr our entire line of
Hunt's tine ties. light and dark, newest
shapes and latest adore, and worth from
50c lo 75c each. Ilomcmher only Satur-
day and Monday at this price.
39¢:
A pair. Suspenders. worth 50¢ a pair.
, Trimmings.
39c
l’er pair. Marabout Wrnp'l'riniming,
worth Sill: per yard.
39c
For 2 yards of Penian Trimming, 2
inches wide. well worth 29¢ per yard.
LACES.
390
For 2 yards 42 inch wide, fine Oriental
Flouncinn, worth 37; per yard.
39c
For 3 yards, choice of 3 patterns, hand
made Torchon 11109.4 inches wide,worth
from l6 to 20¢ per yard.
39c
For 3 yards line Oriental Law, 0 inches
wide, worth 19c pct yard.
Swiss Bounces.
39c
Ps'f vard. 47 inches wide, Swiss FIJll'l-
Icing, fine quality, worth 50¢ per yard.
396
Per yard, fine quality. colored Mon-rs,
also 2! Inches wide. Colored Haniburga,
which Wt: have rctsiled for 35c per yard.
RIBBONS.
396
For 2 yards No. 1? limit» Crown Edge,
or Satin Ribbon. warranted best made,
and usually sgld at 25¢ per yard.
396
Per yard. Fancy Striped Miliinery
Ribbons, 35 inches wide, worth 59c per
yard.
Muslin Underwear.
390
Each. 1 lot Ladies' Chemise, yoke
front, tucked Hamburg insertion. lace
trimming on front. neck and sleeves.
Big bargain, worth 596. each.
39c
For 2 white aprons, choice of several
styles, trimmed and untmnmt-d. fine
muslin. plain and figured, every one
worth 25¢. each.
CORSEI'S. -‘
39c
A pair for a genuine Kabo Corset, all
sivo, better than any 69 or 75-3. Corset
advertised about here.
59c SPECIAL.
We sell the regular 81 Tricora Corset
for 59¢. each.
69c SPECIAL.
Will buy you a splendid Wrapper at
the Boston Store.
BASEMENT ~
$2.39 Special.
Will buy an Eureka Carpet Sweeper.
C.
1.39 SPECIAL.
We sell Tea (lawns at $1.39.
39¢ a yard.
We will otter during this sale our 54
inch all would Ladim' Cloth. in (lrsy and
Brown mixtures, the regular price on
this lot of goods is .580... but we will run
them at 30c.
39c a yard.
For our «lunch all wool Cashmere. in
goblin; blue, copper, cardinal, gray and
dark arm-n. The price on three goods
have been 490. During this sale only
39c per yard.
32c
A ar Tim higgert bargain yet of-
fere tot e .. pleof Norwalk and South
Norwalk. hie is indeed a rare oppor-
tunity for our customers to secun an all
wool drm for about one-half its real
value. This line of goods compriae Gray
Checks, Blue Checks, Mode Checks and
Brown Checks. The amount is limited,
soyou will do well to purchase early.
The full line of patterns will be display-
ed in our window's so that everyone can
lakes look at them. Competitors and
all invited D View them.
390
Will buy you ins yards of i'hallie dur-
ing lhiu sale.
39c
A yard. We have 500 yards more of
mu Pluuh. We have had a big run on
this lot of goods and have secured this
amount of yards. so benefit yourselves
while you have the chance.
39c
A yard. We will offer a lure of all
nilk Surah at this price during this sale.
39c
Will buy 3 large 9'», illlsltl, all Linen
Tom-ls. fancy borders and well worth
20¢. each.
390
Will buy 5 yards Lonsdalo 4 4 Bleach»
ed Cotton.
390
For 8 yards of good, heavy Print, new
patterns, worth 8c. per yard.
39c
For 10 large e‘zi Napkins, all linen and
worth 7c. each.
Unparalleled Bargains in
Wash Dress Fabrics.
390
For 6 yards of Seersucker. such as
usually sells for 1249. per yard.
390
For 4 yards of best yard wide Percale,
sold everywhere for title. per yard.
39c
Will buv All yards best quality English
Cheviot Shilling, regular price 15c. yd.
TOWELS.
39c
Will buy 10 Fancy Bordeitd Towels,
32x19, worth 8c each.
390.
$2.49 Special.
Will buy an Eglish Dacorated Toilet
Set 10 pieces, worth 34 50. Call and see
them.
S'l'lllll.
INIUIANOE AGE“!
Debentuve and Far- lorlsue
Ol'l'ltlkz—db a 07 Wuhluuiou 8t.. 80. Novwalk.
lssl
rm Idle mun
rune u. ' ' h
and tiles- Bellsr
Also Agents for the Dale of
I It 7 per cell. Bondl.
noun- Negotiated.
I or ill
The Best cabinet
Photographs
$3.50 per Doz,
._ “-—
nonrup.
HATS! ms:
The Correct Styles
In all gredeo of Still and Soil lists.
S1111 Hats,
Boys Hats, I’olo Caps, Tennis
Caps in all colors, Crush
lists, &c., at
KNAPP’S,
Particular atlcntlon paid to
l‘fslnz, Cleaning and Ironing
stilt llnts. spa
’ us: can ' '
Del. County Creamery Bullar.
lT PLEASE EVERY TIME.
nutmunonnnmun.
E. C.WHITNEY’S ART STORE,
87" Main Htroot,
Spring Styli-
80. NORWALK.
FRAMING at lowest mines.
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Full line oi Artists’ Materials.
New and Second-Hand
WAGON S,
New and Second-Hand
C’ARTS,
A Lot of‘
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
One Groccr’s Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats,
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Barn-Yard Manures.
RilMllNi] BRflS
BEE HIVE
General lntelligenccilllice
Any one in want of mo! t, or wishing to
change his or her place, will it will m then: to
call here and register their name. lee free-
omuuen will heehasged thenru of es en. ti
you want to ho . orscll. or rent. orenqaire for any
thing you an so here, as we will advertise at the
stile: every day. We have a sitting room for ladies
and one for Guile alto.
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We haves manual whereyon can get anything
Romanessndwlch to a fall nasal at all Mil
Boudb the orwaeknlao .
(In in a”Yours WWBBB lllVl,
No. 5 Water at. Borough.
A FULL LINEDI’
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils V_a_i_r_nishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
ero Striker Mats,
mm.mmm
ammo "W
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of (illtfl
At an. 80, and 40 Cost“. Double lull.
lGnslsom-md Glues
New styles, at 40c. Double lull.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
CALCIMINING.
DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 North lulu Stu.
South Nor-“'ulk, Ct.
80M 3.;
Special Attractions
A?
Ambler & Sammis’.
40 ards Fanc Mattin" ‘
.311) $4.00. y ° W
Bargains in Black Sumh, 670.
Bargains in Black Penn-de-
Soie, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain inBlack Rhndnmc 97c.
Bargain in Black Fallie Fran-
caise, 980.
One lot Plaid Fianna-ls, &c., re.
duccd from 40c to 25c.
One lot Plaid Flanncls, 8:0,, re-
duced from 50c to 38c.
One lot 54inch Tricots, &c.,
reduced from 850 to 50c.
One lot. 22 inch Plaids, &c.
reduced from 25c to l2lc.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
lllBLER l SllilllS.
Artificial Stone Steps, Coping,
LAWN noLLnIts,
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
&c., &.c.,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
WichFiiiimn
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SKILLED WORKHEN.
The following is the certificate of s. D. Kaylee, s
gr'atltluslc of the Winona School at 110mm, now
w l
l-IOM ER 13. HOYT,
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Place.
Winona, Ilsa. l'eb. lab, I”.
This is to omit that Ir. 3. D. Beylcs has been
with nu. ass pan. and I can highly recommend
him»; and watchmskerlo any In need of the
serviceso acovnpclcntand flu: workman. Ecu-
lnrnontaeflne wovku any man; he an a very
Inesndcouiplctesct oftools.sndhss made Ilsa
special tools underlay instruction; hide-cling
perfectly elegant, and linight go on and state
more. but apart forbids. lie will make a vuy
valuable adniihn loony jewelry store and I highly
amend the young man to any own-5r hyla
dune dimmer, chronograph to!
work in Int-class style. lle has done Mum-tan.
English and this tank and general about
all sinus of watches. lle does his work tly.
Yours truly. W. P. A. W00 K.
EVENING
Commercial School.
BUSINRSS Dll’llll’l'lm—le a syntan of
afloat, nsi all kinds of buoine- paper. with
whichonrsc hudobainmtheysrepnalcslly
fitted for any commercial itinn.
I y. Wednesdays“ gruelling.
uDORTflAND AND .17 WRITING Dl
misineharreof a radial lather. who
can secure but results. Sessions—My and
'fliiivsda awnings.
Gilt AN Challis—A practical teacher he.
Yale College gives lacuna two sffuuooas at!
week.
Wmldbeplcsqrdto have you call or write for
palm tars PitaNK ll. 8115003.
Gazette Bulldlng, Somali, Cl.
P. fi—Alm of Business kl
College. Department, ”a?“
CANDIES
Of all klndl. met-
Balsam!
MrsJohnHolland
“DID“! DWI.
91w
The Best Kladllng Wood
How‘lobshadiaaoldbyc. 1'. ml- by of
50 lbs. at. 500 Each.
Onc wnvs worth is “menial to kindle any ordinary
re.
1:. 1'. LEONARD,
Water BL, Navwslk.
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A. S. li‘ERRIS.
JEWELER.
Dis-toads, Watches, Jewelry.
n '“ ml” I Me
so WW I. loath law-It.
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W. O. QUINTARD,
m mm
(meUCOl'lAB. canny Tova. soda run snow .
meat of mini flatly
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