JUDGE DIIIIIIAI’S VIEWS.
Davenport's Bill lndorsed’ by
His Successor.
JUSTICE IILLIIII 1'0 DESIGN.
ll. “’oultl ”It. to So. Iii-Judge (l. “2
let‘rary Succeed "Inn—Changes in the
Cabinet—John It. Lynch's Appointment.
Tho New I’Iflh Auditor.
Wauumuma, May lit—John l. Daven-
port‘- surrpended amounts as chic-i supervisor
of elections for the ntate oi New York were
approved by Find Controller Matthews, and
awamurt in payment was unideuut. The
late controller, Judge Durham, ohjectui to
thspayment of thuee account- in the form
preamted, and a controversy aroce betwevn
the controller, the attorney general and the
sccrstaryof the treasury on the subject. Soc-
l‘lll'] Window sided with the attorney gcn~
oral, and responded to Judge Durham's re-
quut for a hearing by peremptorily inform-
ing him that his rtnlgnnllnn, tendered pro
forma some time prmiously, had been no
“PM
In going out of oilice Judge Durham re-
marked that the department would have to
fly the bill, if they paid it at all, in the way
he insisted It must be paid', namely, out of
the miscellaneous appropriation made in sec-
tions 2,03t and 3,069. It. 8., and not under
cection BIO, providing for extraordinary ex-
penstn of “minktertal” olllcers, under which
section the attorney general and president
apprtwed it.
The outcome show; that Controller Dur-
ham was right in his view of the law.
Justice Miller lay Benign.
'l‘haeseamtobegood mason for regard-
Iug as well founded the rumor that Mr. Jus-
tice Miller, on the aseembling of congrera in
regularseasion in December next, and per-
haps prevrously, if an extra amnion is called,
will resign his seat as amociate justice of the
supreme court of the Unital States. Ap-
pointed from Iowa by President Lincoln, Jus-
tice Miller is the senior justice of the court
and has passed the age which entitles supreme
court judges to retire at will on full pay.
Judge Miller is still in full vigor of his intel-
lect and is regarded by the bar as the abbst
lawyer on the supreme bench, but his health
has been giving him some trouble of late and
admoniahing him of the need of a not. lie
favors as his succearor ex-Judge George W.
From the "shoestring" District.
John R. Lynch, the colored man appointed
fourth auditor, is the ex-congresmuin from
It'lisuippi for whose especial bemdlt the
uncalled “Shoestring" district was created.
Hisappointment has been indicated for some
time, but Senator Bruce, another representac
five colored man, who probably turtlcipatcd
that the presidential lightning, when in
search of some colored man to put in a
Federal omce at the national capital, would
strike in his direction, cast doubt on the
probability of his selection up to the last
moment.
A Journalist as Filth Auditor.
L. W. Habercom, appointed iiith auditor
In place of his fellow German, Antony Bik-
hofl, appointed to a municipm pontion in New
York by Mayor Grant, is a well known
Washington correspondent of two leading
western German papers, and had charge of
the German end of the campaign for Matt
Quay‘s committee. ,’
Warrior Patna ls Sate.
The apprehensions felt about the safety of
the United States steamer l’alos were set at
mt at the navy department by the receipt
of one of the semi-occasional reports from
Admiral Belknap, the commandant of the
Asiatic station. The report stated that on
April Bi the Poles was at Chemulpo. The
advices bringing reports of the rumored Ion
of the Palos were only up to this date. Ad~
miral Belkuap also reports that theOmaha
and Monocacy were at Yokohama, and the
Marion on her way from Yokohama to Kobe
and Nagasaki.
Cabinet Changes.
Secretary of the Interior Noble denies the
storyin’l'heChicago Times that heistobe
made attorney general, and that Mr. Miller
istogo onthe supreme bench,andFirst
Amistant Postmaster General Clarksou is to
be madcsecretary of the interior. The latest
rearranged cabinet slate maker; Tracy attor-
ney general and Clarkson scmtaryof the
navy.
Swallowed Its Second Bonn.
WILKNARBI, Pa, May iii—At Luca-no
but'ough,inthe centcrof ablg hole in the
ground, a large double house issunk with its
ridge pole is little below the level of the sur.
roundinggrouml. The sinking wassograd-
nalthat the occupants ottbe building had
timeto move out. The old Haddock mills
are Mice! below the surface and aremp—
poued to have caused the sinkage. E'ght
yearsagoahousesunkin theeamespot.
mu Tobin'l Remains Taken Care 0!.
It" Your, May lS.—Yestonlny morning
theremainsofM’ns MaryETobin, thehand—
aomeyoung woman who was found drowned
inthewatu’oflCliflon,S.I.,wmplacedln
ametallic asket. The casket rests in the
morgueatfltapleton. ltwill be shipped to
Franklin, Pa. Mr. David C. Tobin, the
brother-d theyoung woman, betrays deep
grisfovuthefatcofhissistc.
no Concession Granted.
Pia-renew, Pa, May iii—The National
cube worksat cheeworthava granted the
demandforarsstcrationoflastyear‘awages,
anathoamniaIiuafltkparunentshave
resumed work. The concuiar mean an
advanceouotclspercenthrthawsgwd
skilbd man, and 5 pt cent. in mm d
m
Earhart Allin-en Exchange.
anrsonan, Ah, Hay iii-Tire Stab
Farmers' alliance met here. and discon-
sccspted
Birmingham's oil’arol ”lawman“!!! a
valuableaite. Astonhoussandothcbulld-
inpwillbeerectedat (lion.
cm nu wire. load on
anann, Pa, lay m—James Do-
mollaltby,cnthiswifa‘shaadopenwith
max, killing her instantly. He then made
an macadul attempt to kill his daughter,
and finally committed suicide by cum”,
A Minna Tire.
Wmnurnc, Cam, May is—m wood-
in a perfect deluge.
in the tunnel running to the river under
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Mall! 1% Allen shoots His Wu. and The.
Killa "Inn".
Waaursoma. hiay I8.—-lra Sarah it. Air
in), a whml teacher in the Jetleriun school
building In Bouth Washington, was shot and
killed by her husband, Unwald C. Allen. AI~
too then shot and killed himself. There had
been smile drtlh'ulty betwwu the pair, and
they had not lived urgetiier for name tima
The traguly (recurred in the when] building.
Allen hind a tab on Pennsylvania avenue,
and told the driver to take him to the Jutla-
sun building. l‘potr arriving there he allghted
and told the driver to wait until he wantul
him Then he walked up the stone stepsand
pond through the hall Into the school room,
adjoining the room where his wife wu ctr
gaged as a teacher. He showed himself to
her and [reckoned her to the door. She came
toward him. Aashe reached the thresholdcl
the cloak room he dmw a pistol and shot bu
tnthe left temple. 'l‘umtng the pistol then
upon himself, he shot himsel! through tbs
right temple. Both Ml to the floor in the
cloak room. The children in the school mom,
who had witneaul the frightful scene, rushed
from the room in a [nitric and spread
alarm. '
Policemen soon arrived on the mono. The
woman was found to be still alive. She was
moored to the n-Iiml room, and lire. Bow-
man, Cook, Thompson and [each called,
made an examination and drenied the wound,
which, however, was pronounctsl fatal. Both
are now dead.
To Fight Jack Dempsey.
Bax l-‘ruscraoo, May lS.—A match has
finally been made between Joe Ellingeworth
and Jack llempaey. The following telegram
was received by Arthur T. Lumley, of Thtl
illustrated News:
We have dermitmi a puree of ”All! for Kilian
worth and Dempsey to tight for the middle
weight championship. Both men are here.
Sol-Turin: Caumnsra Arum-rte Cu'a
Ellingsworth has been desperately anxious
of late to get on a tight with the Nonpareii.
Most of the Athletic club people of this city
area! the opinion that Bilingsworth will win.
They do not think Dempeoy'u form is what it
once was.
Will Subunit I New Scale.
l’n'rsnt‘lto, ltluy lit—Notice o! a new
sliding scale of wages will be posted at Car-
negie‘e Hottiestcad steel plant, It is made
up on a basis of 827.50 per too for steel
blooms, with the minimum at $25, and ttis
practically a reduction averaging 20 per
cent. It frills heaviest on the best paid men,
and cuts them in some cases 50 or 050 percent.
The employee had notified the firm that an
advance in wages would he demanded July
I. The reduction will probably cause a strike
of the 2,500 employee. If the strike indo-
feated, the scale will probably be adopted in
all the other steel milla
Desperate Leap of Two Prisoners.
Pannsox. May iii-Charles Kenneley
and John Mackey wee prisoners on an Eris
railway train bound for Kendall's Island, in
charge of Constable White. While the con-
stable wu talking to a friend the prisoners,
who were manacled together, walktd onto!
the car and sprang from the platform
The train was running at the rate of thirty
miles an hour, but they escaped injury. . .Ytn-
terday the police discovered the two men
in a house at the corner of Straight and
Montgomery etreets and arrestul them.
They had tiled the manachn apart.
Thorndike Rico's Funeral.
Nzw Yon-z, May la—Tbe remains of Allen
Thorndike Rice lie in the death robes in the
front room on the third floor of the Filth
Avenue hotel, which had been the home of
the minister for some months. Ex-Mayor
Edward Cooper, William Waldorf Astor, F.
Grey Griswold and C. V. Cutting, of Elston,
Mr. Rice‘s legal and financial adviser, met in
an adjoining room and made arrangements
for the funeral
, A Sudden and Fatal Storm.
MrLWat‘nz, Wis, May l5.—A violent
thunder storm struck this city, rain falling
A force of men at work
Commerce street were overwhelmed by the
flood from a bunting server which illhi the
hound. Three Polish laborers were drowned.
The bodim cannot be recovered without a
steam pump to empty the tunnel when the
fl'o‘o‘d‘aham
'l'o Ransom Gen. Gordon.
B" You, May lS.——It is rumored that
James Gordon Bennett has gone to Khartoum
to rammm Gen. Gordon from the new mahdi
for l,(IJO,UOO francs. Thestory is that Gordon
was not killed by the We people, as has
been supposed. but made prisoner, and that
anoflerto release him for the sum named
hasbeenmade. Mr. Bennett has certainly
beenin Egypt of late, but nothing further
can be learned.
The out. out Story.
Prn'ssmw, May m—The secard section of
a freight train ran into the first section,
whichhad stalled on thegradenrarBeao
mer. on the Pittsburg and Western road.
Theengineandanumber of carawemcom-
pletelywrecked. BrakemanFrankCameron
hadhkhnchheadand {acterrihlybruised
andcut. ConductorJohn Scott hadancar
ttwnoflandwasotherwisezrioualyhnrt.
AfichaonerBunDou-n.
Pnovmzxcn. May lit—0d Cornfield Light
themPequoLsisteshiptotheNashua,
whichsunkthe unknown schemes-oil Whale
Bock,randownandmnktheiillhmschoon-
cVictorPuigh,aoalladen,ofandtorBooth
Bay,lie. Theweathawasthickandno
hornwas blown aboard theschoona. The
crewtocktothsyawlandwerepiekednpby
thastaamurandlandedatNewYa’k.
Another Skit. It WEI Hills.
Pit-ream, May la—Forty employee at
(hrnegie‘s Thirty-third sheet millwentcna
mmmwakthsmwfmnished
bythcflnn. Thu'eiaverypuspactofagn-
ualstrikeatthoBlack Diamoudstealwcrks
‘fcanadvsncsinwagn Thesitnationotat-
atrsatCIukam‘s Bolarironwcrksmatus
unchanged.
Mia-s Bang-eta].
le Yuan, May ll—The dalegatm to fits
Disappearance d a kids Ian.
wa You, May ld-Ths police have
beenaskedtoa-istin a search for Franck
Damaged B, a wealthy
whoarrivodheruand put up at the fluid
dhpp-rad.
Mullah.
llalatntgaaca-iaglastwasd. -
lat-com, Nah, lay lit—Patrick Ron,
UntthhtumiabterflLhonhhw'a‘fi
mMYthavinglaltthhdty. n.
nhicrhouthAmck-layfl.
mmMMpW-fltb Outliers-linens”
wda-m-aam- llamlayla—Oassalsrydb
guano-nun, ta- h-pdn ”mammalian”
-mnh .. d...“ Ihallan.
THE
rinse council. litters-d m.
m...."‘....‘. 5.; "'6 loath-M ., are; i so...
SENTEINe-
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEN
Glllll‘llll Sill Willi!
. . . LIST 0' Still”:
sun. ‘ m“ to °‘_‘“" “W“ ",°”'", "1 °'.""' (rumours. Boer Bran,
. :— 88888888883 JI annular. 'nwilum.
L': easeesetgga g, L 3 ' mg."
. I 88888883888 . PINEAPPLE, “III“ T. “KIN
a *3 waiuscssecg _-" lili'fig'i‘aun. dilly: '
>- i. 88888888828 x‘ hwmfr‘i. ileum-s.
I. In A“S:£E:Imfi$fi g? route, 8TItWtiI-2KMY.
6'3 antennas: if «a. m" ~n—"“
c t- 1.. ‘ ~- - .s: 0 - -
g 3!; gagggggggg 3; 9 QUInlaI‘d Ir Son’s, Druggists.
W slrisag‘sgggssg i‘ ,‘g- , It '9"! ”in”! Iiorwallr._ _
a? 4:" “" ‘ ”=53 ... in a 'e in
'3 1‘“ 8888388388?! 3.! Artificial stone Step , t. p it.
n. =5'°__j‘f_‘”:f°$§?§l a} :I LAWN ROLLERS.
g gis- ifzfiszfifi’: é, o CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
f6. 1;" 23819819385555. 5, 5:? 3“"- 5“"-
3 j . "_"'°'f°'°:£= it 5: Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
é ;; sffiéfiéfifiggg g' ' as worn Utrechflmislity
w 2; 3225mm: 3. ‘ "
_—.._...._... ,y Monuments and Headstones.
3 55555525525 1 i
. th'rLrtrrcrs-fiss H - .fid‘dx’dffififlhwm $333
— --~~~——~—- -<~~-—‘-~-———- — - -—'— —- -— l'. W. Batu-e, Water Street. Norwalk and select on
Inmates and Deaths to cram. all complete and {on will not be dl pniniul In Its
Local Notices IDMIIWIIM. :hlharinall kinds 0! uildlng stone
_., ..._¥v,-.__ , . ,_ .._.._- _ tome WOT .
[aging (aids. “MP. “2 BAT ES.
0 . BK. v v
"' A " 0"“ hllh'l‘ 35 CHOLWELL,
“ ““msllliidTéiidpifii" "°“"
0...... films“... MSUNS AND PLASTEREBS.
‘1" ’i'i‘i‘fl"_.._"°°"““‘i"3: ”ll—”31 Boilers oi all Kinds
IEKNAI’P,
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Furniehca Plane, animations and hupr-rintclid-
(nice for the construction of «Very ducnbuon
ot bulldinge.
'I'BRIIS BEASUN A Didi.
Omen— lor's Building Washington Hi...
N no. Nurwalk. P. 0. Box “:75.
l; ‘u. .-'.s.-"....-'.‘-’u. '
' ancrn'rn'r.
Room 50. llsviisnd'e lilorh,
Washington stn-et. South Somali: 1H3 an
ALEX. 8. (HURON,
(Inmate! u! the First Comm-national (‘hurrlati aicr
bury. Tt‘lrlu t u.’
I’ iztnei'orte, organ and It usiml
tfouipositron.
m ty both Box 39 P. 0.. ViikWAlJE. CONN.
C It. D'AKTUIS,
I
charm-r for Wedding- and Paula. Ire Cream
mnetantly on hand furthc pick and well. Hie ct-Ie
bratcd Root Beer, and Employment mice.
50 MAIN 511. Sn. NUBWA LIL ('l'.
J D. JENNINGS.
. Meteor-or to L. E. Quinlan.
Undertaker it Enibulmer.
:IILIK'I'RIC NIGHT BELL I‘S 'I'IIB OI’l-‘It'E.
No. 4 Knight Si. Residence, 5 lint 31.,
as) 3m Aurwnlk, Conn.
J c. CRUWI-I, ' ‘ T '
I
Carpenter and Builder.
I'Zane furnished and Estimator- ztveu.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to
firm :Ann rtrt'ct, near lair:
I’. u oz «:4. South Not-walk H.
J It. KAI noun.
O
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Odie-toot oi "cw-Jul sz._nu “:ucr no: Ito; Gil.
SOUTH NORWALK SAYING! BARK
bl “arbingtcn Street. .
Open Daily front! to t! a.m.. and from i to 8 p.-
snd on Saturday evenings from 6 to 8.
Wintereet allowed or. Depoelte.
ALDEN SOLMANS Prat»:
.IOIIN u. irritate, Vice-Pres;
E'HV- . _.'!()ll§"; 315.19"!- WJF'I‘: 1'1“
ATENTS.
6. ll Bvrsu'roa,
Washington, D. c.
Ten years in United States hunt on».
.Jfi‘IJF‘B‘EEJPE‘IW FE!“EL"‘£ _. _
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my large stock of all kll‘ldi' or furniture.
38 lain Btmt, lowalk.
Also prqiared to f’nndrh cvcrythlug necessary tor
the interment oi the dead, day or at t. Telephone
connection with midence, No. 3 Ber Icy place.
lch 19.0!!!
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLURIS'I‘.
Iii-UN STREET. SOUTH NJIRWALK
.a
Set and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing oi all Kinds
a Specialty.
owner: AT 8. SELLBCK’I,
l0? “'uslilnglon It. Bridle,
no. Norwallr, Conn.
Also, I’. 0. Box I40, Westport,€t.
main!
not prone:
General Insurance A gcucy
fire. Life and Accident
0min Slantehip Taken-Groin and Steering:
Dram for «no t and upwards and Money (h’dm to
all parta of Europe.
Notary Public. Acknowledguuente Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
95 Wubmgtou tit... (Next dotir to Poetoflcg)
South Nor-walk. Oonn.
TAI'LOR & GOLDEN.
Ileal Estate, l‘lre. Life. Accident,
Plate Glass, and steam Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Agents for the saleoi’
chcnturc and l’nrln Mortgago
a dr. 7 per cent. Bonds.
Lonn- Negotiated.
omen—oar: Washington 8L, So. Norwaik.
[ism Your Lira Tu-llav,
To-llorrow llay he Too Late.
Take an Endowment Policythat on may need in
old site. It you live or If you die, I will he a help
to your family. 7 cents a day will vc a {gang
mansncndowmentotflnntobcpa to h at
Myearsotsgaortohts tamilyatdrath. bceats a
day will give you a Ilte policy for 31.000. and you
do not have what you have paid if you stop paying
any year after three.
INSURI IN Till
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
0! HARTFORD.
8. ti. vnosuszninu, Amt,
South Novwalk.
Life Insurance
AtActualCost.
I)ER50.‘IS desirous of obtaining life Insurance at
actual coet, ehould write for circulars to
Security Initial Benefit Society.
233 Broadway, law York.
This- Society claims that forlwrgycan the out to a
member of middle age has
Less Than Two-Ive Dollars a Year
’ dollars of Imam. iii, in
{'1
E. ILWHITNEY’.) ART STURE,
5'}. NORWALK.
+
FRAMING at lowest crime.
Full line at Artists’ materials.
wuiEuilr'sTEYsN,
Carriage Makers
And manniactnrers of
All kinds of Wu. one,
Trucks, Carts. 0 c.
All kinds of rspairiuknprmptly done.
Beveralncwsnducond dwaconstur-Ic.
NewlloadCsruonlym
Horse-Shooting and all
kinds ofBIncksmithing
Foot of Franklin 51.,
South Norwalii.
861 Water BL, fact at Bank,
BRIDGINB'I', or.
Weak renewed attention this ear-on to our stock
°' "m” ”it?“ mm“ “25% .q.
our in m
Wewbhtclnoretallyiutrudlccmmths notice cl
endow R. It
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for each P
Hill lflI'L Llll [113. Ill.
WI. ll. nuns. Praidcnt.
Assets. — - - "0 93,480,185
Surplus, - - - 13,549,090
Income In [888, - - 25,401.23:
New Business. 1888, - 125,019.73]
Writes Non-Permit»; Toatlae Policies without
«striations. to mace. travel. or occupation
sflertwo yrsrsandguaraatedng the return or sit
prurhnnsmidand Ihesnoaatotthepolicy if
filth occurs durlugthe Toutmc period.
lts 'l'ontlne policies have been matlrhg In
several yesnaad have paidsurvivtma higher rate
ofiataut than is otherwise obtainable on Int-
chs neuritis. and better than any other mun-ny-
Send to the undersigned for amt, giving
Your age. .
A. L GURU“, General Amt,
New Haven, (loan
0. X. WIBON. Agent, Norwaik, Ooaa. mi ha
061.11] Bu SAFETY
The only Safety Dents having hollow, Rani-s
ialleaA ntatmdwlaattoroldor
,“sb’ w
The New Columbia Tandem Bicycle
:0; In luck: (h ha III“. by My sad nth
Boys’ and Ladies’ Safety Bicycle:
grenmm“.fi
nelson Inns.
lawsuit-re. larva-.lk.
large Shipment Arrived To-Da
Refiigamtots, Ice Boxes. Ice
At Astonishing
Hlflllfllllfl Villflli
From one to
Hill Fill Ill Ill" ill Sill
ho. lo North Main It»
and having bought strictly for each at
customer. The neck is too anal-mus
WPRcmcmbcr this
misrepresentation
12 North Main Sin,
SATURDAY, MAY IS, IN.
BABY CARRIAGES,
Largo Assortment. nt Prices to Ploueo Every Ono.
DINNER AND TEA SETS
In Decorated Ware and Fancy Chino»
ALL GOODS AT
NEW YORK PRICES.
THE UNIVERSAL,
THE SECRET IS OUT!
READ IT.
You will discover the fact
Why c. H. HARVEY’S
$15,000
slanedlscouat, hebri hie good- within the ruch or or
to mention prices. c.3531. my have a,
Shoes from 200 to 4.50.
is not a Bankrupt Stock nor a
in the prices of goods.
HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY.
COME ONE, COME ALL.
C. H. HARVEY,
“Tl. cur—-
MEATS
illitVlD 18 Till BUT MINNIE.
ii a want the ('hoIcrwt MIA“. obtained rs-
fit't a! unable or cost. you wiillad than at my
”has well
on." or all has
IN ITS IMHO!
F. HAYES.
DIBRLI'S Blbcli. - SOUTH NORWALK
WI IGTUN MARKET.
One Quality,—'l'he Best.
Low Figures
of Water Ionics,
ton quarts.
our Kitchen flnlarlmam.
Beef. Veal Lamb, Mutter: Punk". and PM,
‘ (Porno BM. Buick Tongue Ilatus,
bladders, BacoaJIalogua, thank-
for-tame.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
83 Washington Street.
J H Kinefelter,
cum ll!
So. Nor-ails, Conn.
LEADING cowgirl) sacs STORE ”Bills, FILL "WILLS,
“madam” Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
Dun. ii. LL (M... H. Depot.
Billflll 81 HlSlflll
28 Ilain St, 80. Nerwulk.
Meals Fish limes,
South N orwalk.
WOOD HAMELS.
DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
or an. mus.
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and. Sheet Glass.
Steam Sewing, Planing,
and Taming.
Hatch, Ballet in. Iflfllliillill’i
Choice Groceries
FRUITS, «£30.,
_ "Gm-TOW“). 0
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, n
emu Kinds In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
H. l. 3mm. ”9 R 8. Hum,
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST OE
Meats, w
”Elli
Table Delicacies,
No. 8 ”Alain Street.
umber Yard between railroad and carnage
lljll at fort ulndllarilall Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Halal, Bailey 8: Lil.
It" Iiavxx. Con.
murmur-arm make-a nae lather-nu
leaves the ekia con and '
qualities are draw-n I like it.
It. I. hllliilaN. Ingram. in Chapel St.
N" Ham Cm.
. (Milkmen—Bum and your Purim
WAGONS
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Prices to Suit All.
HENRY TILLY.
New and stand-hand
Vegetables,
Always mun-mammalian
toe-nature
Central Market
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
cult and See Them.
myseit. and finding it a y good article for
cleansing, refreshing and hcahuc the skin. 1 cheer-
fully W it prde-imalg
' DI. IL! l. mu.
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Lehigh, Lsckswauus, Locust
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Wilkesbsrro Costs.
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nibble & Hamsters.
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The Best Goods for
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H. S. BRUWN’S
BOOT 8r SHOE STORE,
Clark Jr Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.
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