Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 8, 1889 · page 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Center Consumed.

DIVIIAII LIVES lllil'tlll'l'fill LllS'l’

 

I'll. Fulton (ran Neighboring I'Ilal‘ll,
Jntaod roun- wltll the lawn! Depart'
neat. but Won l'owerloao to Prevent
tho Destruction—A lane at 010.000.000U

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Blair“: Wy. 'l‘., Juno 91—le Ilty in a!
picture of blae keen-l, I barred and winking ’
Million. Ituaineu houses and homer by;
thehundred: have been laid In unsightly ruins, I
and all through the night, red with the glare
at whole-ale dutruction, hundrala III pt'Opk
wandond about homI-lIuI and pennilI-a Sev-
eral live-are reportut to [one been lost in
the falling ol walls. but in the confused state I
0! main no partleulan can be obtained. The.
stricken city In being guarded by the Inlllllli
and extra police, II ho allord protection to
ll'opIII’ty 1mm hundreds of “flows and van-
dah, who at the tlrntumfuniou began to steal
lnl‘lplnndor. One hundred arrests have at-
leody been made, and it is said that tIIo men.
'3. lynched. 'llIe loss will ugh v-rIgnto 8‘10,-
01”,”.
Front the Initial point the tire npt‘r mi north .
and math, a distance of one mile.
newapaper, hotel, telegraph IdliI-e, railroad

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depot and wharf in the city'wnx totally do ' '

atroyed. The entire water trout, including
all whar'ea and docks, coal bunkers and rail-
way tracks, the wholesale quarter and every ,
thing Iotlth of UlIIon street and West of See- ,
0nd Itreet, and reaching around to thogat.
work-- and Above Fourth street, on JIII-kmn, .
waa completely burned. It IsI-stimnted that.
the total loan III the city in buildings alone it
easily .10, till), IIIIII nn- It all wrwnal tunes wIII
probably reach ”I mo, IIIIII. ;

Them in great pIiI. :Itqu felt among the'
pnpr clauses, as IIIIIrII t‘V'tl‘y rIIzItaurant and
grocery in the city "(Ls unusumul by the tire. ,
'i'ho burned district, t'lllllprlslllg kitty-tout,
acres, now [In-mule the aspect ot a huge oven '
of burning (‘I Mr, ant lIII-I-ntenI even lurtheI
destruction. ‘

Origin of the Fire.

About So'clwk Thurnluy aftonloon some
turpentine caught lire in the basement of a
two story {rIIIIII- building III Front and Madi-
son streets. Tllt‘ volunteer tire department
responded pI'oIIIplly, but It was innumible t<
make any headway against the flames. The '
whole square of {mine bulldIIIgII was soon on
lire. Tin.- flames leaped across~ Marion street ?
to the l’alneo saloon and Opera Home saloon,
and in 10.611111“ thirty minutes another square
was IIIIIIIIII to (Lulu-.4, taking in Adl'bon B.
Smith‘: grocery, Merchant's wholesale Coil-
tectionery and II truit store, .1. W. Lang &
(.‘u.‘II drug otul’l‘, John SlenI-er‘s plumb
ing and steam titling mzlbhslnnent, ll. J.
Graham's tailor .‘ill p. Elgar Bryan‘s pawn-
sbop, Polar.- ft 16111, Simison lirolbers'
shoe store. tiI-I In (I‘t'IIIIIIIrli's jerelry
store and other slm‘w. .

While this rtllllll’t‘ IIIII burning, the UpI-ra
hous» bionic, on the I'I'IVl side of Front street, '
caught lire III ll.I- upper I‘llll'll‘i. This Lilli-1'
ing. II ll\'|'>ll'l‘}' turn-k struvlnre, valued at
GTWJJUII, you yi-Jdcd to the tl:IInI-~'. With it
went the Golden 1’.qu b.” Inr, llurris l‘: l.'o.’II
large dry goods and ell-thing More, Abe-r
IIuthy's bllll“ .Iture, Crow-- N (Tofu undertak-
ing entubII-lnnent, lhtolll"s largo dry goods
house and other.» The Kenyon block, to the

 
 

' north, hart to go. too, nonfiflutnndtng thI.

wind Was from the Past. III this block war
the job printing: eatnlIlidIIIII-nt of The EveIII
lag Tiger and Veneo Ik Vnugli’s music store.

From the opera lllIllsz’ Mock the tire moved
to the square to the south, ministiug of two
story trame buildings. The fire department
struggled with determination to save the
most valuable portion at Front street to the
south, betWI-en Columbia street and Yesler, I
nhiclicontnlncd a row of Tll’ltk buildingsfl
two and three sloI ics high, where tour banks .
had their ofliI-cs. This row consisted of ai
corner block occupied by Toklas, Singerman
5t Co.'a wholesale dry goods, the Union
block, the Partn building. the. San Francisco
clothing house, and other buildings.

Eaplmlona of Powder [sell-n.

All the telegraph otfices were in Central
quare. It was generally supposed that the
entire water front would go, but it was
hoped, it such was inevitable, tbcsc building!
could be mved. The explmions 01 giant
powder were fruitless to prevent the spread
of the relentless flames. The water was giv—
ing out and the streams from several lines of
how only reached the second story.

The Tacoma tire department had come
over {rem Tan-omit in sixty-two minutes on
the Puget Sound Shore railroad, but both
departments combined were powerlem, and
the attempts to blow up the Union block
were more disastrous to the valiant the

‘ fighters than to anything else. All the row

of buildings succumbed, although the new
p'antl had time to get out most of their
property. The square north gave way to
the firemily, and soon the root of the Occl-
dental hotel, the finest hotel in the city, got
ablaze.

The burned district covers an area of
thirty-oneequue blocks. The boundary at
the burned district in University, Front.
Spring to Second, James, South, Fourth.
Wall and Water street; This comprises the
huinear portionol thecity. The residence
district seeped.

Another lea” Ballot Bill Vetoell.

Ramona, Juno a—Govm Bulkoley
vetoedthebm providing tornaecret ballot.
Beholdethatthehifllatooradknhtoocum—
bsaorne in its detaflntoo expaxdmopm
thedonrtotraudandwill reanltiudbtrauv
chflng voters. The house pared the bill
mthegoveraofivetohyavoteol 12110
88. 'l'hhwaadonenndertheprevifanqao

an. thevotewaa declared, Mr. Bandage!
against thediseourtaytothegov»
mandmovedtoreconsider. Thebillwa‘a
maiden-ed and tabled,anIl the house ad-
journednntil'hmday.

Proaldonttal Appointment;

Wannaaaoa. Juno 8.—TIIo president bu
appointed Col. John C. Kelton toheadjutaal
Mattias-myniconichard 0. Drum,
round. Col. Kellen was notified of his ap-
pfihnqt shortly hetero 4 o 'clock yesterday
The new: spread rapidly and he
mmdmdquiteahveebytheofidahand

oat unployu of the department. Copt.
llfltone, of Michigan, has been ap
concern at Internal revenue {or the

dbtrlct ot Iichigan.

Men- Amatod In Ireland.
Mlaneh—Twohmuicaas, whohad
1d arrived from New York and mu
thdr waytoWeatIn-t‘tzn‘wzemarruled at
My, 0 mpictou
d bdrm,“ whichthay
Ha lame quantity.

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Thirty-one Blocks in the City at”

Every ' __

,ulnwonlrl worn to b- -a pcrty many III-"prion.

' I pull ml about om.- yrar and a hall

,cnrul and now been a well rum tor over via yearn}

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SUPERIOR
BlillliPflWllfll

THE I’llllEST lllfl IEST

la made only of strict! are cream
of tartar. atrlctl pill! highlzate of
a.andaama| portioaofflouraaa
preeervativ e. nothin else whateI er. and
la warranted entirey I'm from alum.
ammonia. phosphates. lime. and all the
adulteranla frequently found in baking
powders. The character of materials
used. their purity. and the ninety of their
combination. render CleIeland'a an rior
baking powder-thermal healthfulan moat
eI onmuival in use. and it always aflonla
whole 'Nllllt‘. nutritious, and delicioua food.
it Is rIIIoInInended for urity, healthful-
new and eliieicncy by government and
State IlIenIislII. chemuda of Bonds of
Health. and pmfmmni in inatitutione of
Ilearnini: thIIquhoIIt the country.
Fold only in Inns, full weight.
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I". II. I. IW’I‘IIN & l‘lI..
l). I.’tttIItttl-IIIIE1'.
CHAS. ll. l-‘Ellllls,
South Norwalk, Conn.

’ ”‘3. ""fiik With
Col. Ferrbs. Mona (Hover, David I'lntt,

s. K. Stanley. Mn Henry Seymour
and "than.

III low will b. In IIInII II litmp't’ o! the multitude 0!
le TI n- otIIIr- urogI Im III l’rm kiln Home It Min, 'I'
fill llnutduay .Mw \mk. daily receive The pub
joined I. m- I In chlnllmonui r- n.- from your friend-
and IeIghburs. LuliIII a'Il Le llcmen you know and
I IIIII In l: w the n honor and ItraizhltorwantnI-r- and

\t II. ll ha- bee n done tor m III-nl can be Ill-In: luv you.
and it TI‘ to ly to tumor I-nltvr when the mean-o!
neowry lII-.~ at your very door.

(‘tll C ”I I’VRIHS ll)! 'Tn TFT‘i lwu
Iaku- n rll'lo w ilh llyI-pe pen and J. mndlrc of the II III
dm- III lltln,l'l1lllt‘lll¥ my weINht about nixvy round-
lvenlh pg
wand-me that mIdiI‘ Itahillctmld allege“. I’Iually
IIIIIIIneII ol durum deriamt my can 'iurnra Itt';
llTIIYP gaIe me Ihc Innenla M I out)» 1hrn I wait
IIIIaliy persuaded to latte llowca' Blunt l’urilbr.

\lIIr hkirg two or three bullet 1 war entirely

,Illts. HENRY fil'l MOIIII. laid to have had
a l'itht'll' removed by Dr. Cumming- 0! New York
city It an very luv-repaid tile. y to die any d1?
not able to wth alone; Hm» would not hat .I:
lmrox cry I‘ Ired her neven year- ago and ha been n
well woman place.

5 K STANLEY. nearly righly our old. and
war‘ rum-ring severely from a much The
”deer on hie lung," and
Having heard or the wonderful
rarer done by"1'he that Blood Partner " I real
for II at once and took it faithfully lty cough dlfl'
appmrul and am now enjoying good health.

Testimony of: Remarkable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.

Min Cella Starr. (now Mn. Charles
Bennett), (lrnnt 8t,1\'nrwn|k, Conn.

[lad Kidney Ironhle, Dyrpcplia, impaired circa'
lation ot eight ear: standing; wall In nervou- that
she could rich I nor eat. Paid out over
eight hundred dollar: to doctorl. and war not henc-
llnul one cent' a worth; health mined as math [3
the poison medicine-nae by the duals tor wh
they were tasen. She la a: ”I did not upect to
lucbutaahortlime. nflowu wa-I lent to me

byatrtcnd. ltoohhiamcdlcineandha'e not had
a doctor elem.- l was not able to walk without help
-Iln now able and do walk all about town mml
timeaa lamanewpeuon. and! would not
beka wgertl was {or lhoneanda of doll-n.
cmlder It the heat medicine ever (tiered to the
public. Dr. t' on -.tn¢h of New York, told Inc he
would not have believed I wand have been cured
he had notaeenit done by Franklin Ilewu' lads—

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TRY OUR
Bel. CBBBll Creamery Butler.
11' PLEASE EVERY TIME.
DANIEL L’HOMIIIEDIEU.

 

HOUSATONIC BAlLlllMD.
nation" a: NOBWALK nmsroa.

Corrected Pebruaalthtfl.
What-a. .
SOUTH. .
[LEW Lv.flo.NorwIlL Alum?“
lanai. 756a... son;
an “ 8‘3? " IS “
low “ 1013 " Ion “
1250p.m. twp... 102p...
4M “ «a “ 458 “
GIG "m 686 ”lined (G “I'x’d
am to to a" u u 815 .5 u
9“ .5 In ‘0” al .- m” u u
lunar
Milena.
tt.0lp.In
. NORTH.

hv.WllaenPolnt. ”Jam-walk. Arm
nonnam tannl‘x'd nomad
o ol ‘9 ‘.5 0| u ‘n .0
fall " I23“
III. I.
Impuxnxea mks...
III: u 5179...
u on - so “

wheat.

IAIN LINE.
have m for m
“I“; 3. acne-Ira

tang-mm
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tlu-I ,
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fauna-twgmw

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BSTON STORE
IIII SALE III III- nuns.

iIIIIII Bonanza WIIII Bl IllB Pulls III III for flash.

Are you selling out? is the question daily asked by our customers; and when questioned
the reason they ask, say “Well things are so cheap we thought you must be selling out."
Yes, we are selling out every day, and buyinw III cIer (lay, and will guarantee our prices as
low, if not. lower on many things, than can be found III how Yolk. Tito people are ()lll
judges and their patronage prov cs tIII-ir vet (in t

Our well establihod Icpulalion for the best goods at the lowest cash price, is great secret
how we became known as the Popular, Low- PIiI: cd Dry Goods [louse of WWII”: and we will
defend that title against all come”.

llllll SPEBIAI BAHBAINS Hill THE WEEK!

During the past ten days we have epnrchased, from IIIIIIIIIfIIctIIrcrs and importers, several
small lots ofHoswry and Underwear, both Muslin and Moiino, tll almost onI own figures, and
will place them on our counters Saturday IIIoIIIiIIg, .IIIIIII HIII, III prices such as you never

liter-lilillillWl-llllrdflc.

2;”; dozen more received of our papulzir Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests. Others get 150 for
them. our price only Tile 0. Ie.lI

15c. 50 dozen Ladies llnlbiign: III lliIIlII-d \I-s-l, extra length, usual priI-c
close this lot at 15c, each. '

25c. 50 dozen LIIIliIIs' genuine Lido llibbed Vest, ex. length, perlect filling, and con-
sists of several styles, some silk IriIIInII-d, other silk tin-.ed tine Pearl Buttons, and worth -t5c.;
our price for this lot. only'.’ So it'llst come lll‘Sl 0| poItuIIilI foI seleI-lion

290- QUIlozeu Ladies pIIrl'I-IISIIIIpI-Il llibeIIl \l‘sls in pink, blue, white and lIItlt',0
every one worth 49c, will sell IIII I.I.-I week this “III" :II 2%. cm lI.

Children's Ribbed Vests III lUI'. :I:.Il 117w. t‘llt'll.

Complete line of Gcnlb‘ l'IIIlIIrII'I-.:I'.

Hosiery-

40 Iloqu Ladies \t-lllltlllt'tl Fast Black [lose in plain, IlIop stitch and dull lisle.
OuI salI- mice on them only 235' to. “out miss this chance

25.2., will

25c.

Every pair north t‘.’c

Cbildrcu' s llosiely at 3(, ‘tl' me life, lI'Ie, lTe, " 211', 25c 'lle, 37c, 41 '. and up.
Ladies Hosiery at 1 pair for 1.30 -llIII l‘Je, I7, I” 25, 29,3 '9, up to 890
Gents ”use for We, lie. If", III; '_’I, 25c, 3%. 370, Jim, tile. and up.

complete line of Mills and Gloves.
1 Lot Special Price 29c.

'25 dozen Gentsv French Balbriggnu and Gossamer Merino Shirts. These goods usually

retail for 45¢; we will close this lot :It 21h- eIIelI.

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

25c Lot consists of Skirts, ('lI misc and Drawers, trimmed with Torchon Lace, l’inc
Tulks and llulllcd Edge, and IvorllI-l lL’I: each. Our price during: this sale only 250.

50c lot. Night Gowns of line Muslin. 1‘2 tucks, Hamburg trimmed and line tucks on front,
neck and calls, and pearl buttons, worth 7530, our sale price only 50c.

500. "BHEMISE-Ttllc.

Sonic with Tiltine luclIzs Tltllllblll’g and Lace lrzmmcd, ,\gl2 .c fronts, ox. length and worth
\\ ill sell at this sale for 5th-

500. --SKIRTS—-50c.

1" inc Muslin, llnmburgs, trimmed and fine tucks, worth" me, sale price 50c.

500. «CORSET GOVERS.--50c.

Fine Muslin, with Hamburg,r V front an «1 back, and wall Worth liflc. Will close this lot

at 50c each. RIBBONS.

No other house carries the assortment or ollcrs the Inlncs in all Silk Ribbons that we do.
Our large sales In this department 15 sullicient proof of II

PARASOLS.

Just received a new line of pamwls, latest Shades and Handles.
to our line oflcred at $1.19, worth $1.50 and $1.49 worth $2.

Handkerchiefs.

Ladies’ and Gents’ Handkerchiefs, fas. colors, at‘5c, 10c, 120, 15c. 19c, 25c and upwards.
New line of Fans from lc upwards.

Bargain Sailor BlOuse.

Suits for Boys and Girls, our guarantee, snpcnor workmanship, perfect fitting, flannel
thoroughly shrunken before being cut, buttons sewed with linen thread, buttonholes well made
and stays sewed where needed

Note our prices: 4 years, $3.49; 6 years. $3.75; 8 years, $3.98; 10 years, $4.25; 12 years,

lll'i'BlEll 'IIIIIII'IIIIII'II

Tea Plates, 6-inch, 4c; iinch' ac each; Dinner Plates, 8-inch, 6c

White Mountain Freezer, the leading Ice cream freezer ot the world 1 quart, 980; 2 quart
Oil Stoves for 59¢. 10 piece English Toilet Set, Decorated, at 2. 49, worth 3 98.

McCall’s Patterns.

All the above bargains, together with many others, not mentionable here, can be found'“

at the Reliable and Low-Priced Dry- Goods House of Norwalk.

75c.

Ill
Special attention is called

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Artllclal Btoaetltepa. Coping.
LAWN IOLLICI.

CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
dun. 650..

Manufactured by C. T. lEONARD,

ll Water Itroet. tall Ily

AT COST!

'I'BIII III III SIB

Pictures,
Frames,
Fancy Goods.
Artists Materials,
STATIONERY.
Baby Carriagt
we

t‘IItI Early and secure best
bargains.

Sale absolute.
businers.

E. C. WHITNEY.
13 North Main St..'
South Norwalk.
EVENING

Commercial School

llU-thBss DIPARTIINT—Bv a aye
nlIlu-I min all kinds nt bn-tIII-n paper, with
IIIIIrII our (IL-Ira do barium IIII-y are practically
llIIIIllor any cunIInIrctaI ponition Ila-ciao”
Monday. WeIlneI-day and anla eIenium

Going out of

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1III|IIII III IIIIIITIIII
We

III-ct" to the no.0: Milt:

all complacent on will not be It luted In III
er in all Hub 0‘ lldlu‘ at“.
«noun work

I’.\V.13A'l‘l'38
“All

WAGONS

New and mud- hand
Buggies, l’haetona'. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

Suit All.
Call and see Them.

HENRY TILLY.
AllRi‘fihtA ain.

flaring agala to In oldm Ita .Btoch.lty'a
Iain street. and replaced I Ind-outloyed u the
the by a much lame: and belts «och, l Invlte he
mallet» lve Inna call. lean lho' the bent line
wn

Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, ac"

And otter them at the aunt
une me a call and you In“ be call that there
In no better place to buy or have repairing done.

J. F. O’ROUBKE

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TAR" WALKS I

I am now prepared with or mpelenl bet to rat
doIIn lint elm m or flag atdewnlko at P I

Reasonable Prices.

Bprctal attention given to

Curbs and Gutters.

lelimatee lumbhed and work prampllr attended

 

nllUllTilANlI AND TY 'WRITTNG D!- to

narlmI III h- III charge of a practical leather. who
can recum- bent mulls. Sermonew'l‘uorday and
1bunkda IIeIIinyII.
AN CLASS A practical lethu ma

Yale: College gIIIII honour two rtlemooar each
“1'?

11': old he lilaL‘ttllO haw you mil or Irile for
pameuiim. PIlANK ll. RESCUE.

Gazelle Building, \‘orwulk, Ct.
l‘.. ‘i.-Al-n of Banner-I DI-I,panmInt Bridlu‘port
”urine III- I 'ullI-Ige~ 1'8

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AND———
CIIIIIInI-relal 'l'rntntng School,
:lAtiamxe rl KIIIIII'Iml, (‘1. III Sen-inn

Day and l. mu in:

‘lltlllTlIAhD and Type unlinr Dc Iarlmcnt
L In. til I the pI rw II. II tnrlrul lion 0! the all: prIn
Iipnl and inn-n.”- In rumor of Galley 'ehliorlhand
whom, llnrt lord, I oun

(IIIMMERI 'IAl. IIIImnnMII, lor Ihe "any at
/ III-oi: III-oping I‘llflillllrllill, arithmetic, etc,
IIIIlIargI- of I’m! A. .“nrde ol ‘I'Iw \orl CItv
Young men and unmen rarelully prepared Io an
honorable and lnt‘l‘lJlVl paeiIImnI

lte rnIngII-n 1' ypewlt t' r lleaIanarI en {or sumtord
and Iicmily.

llu-i tw- lloqu-a Inpplied with tonne-tent a-rlnt-
an». on FTP!" notice For cm'u‘am IIIIu lull Infor-
InalI-III cull on. or adIIn-re,

hills. .\t. A. Mi. lltlll...l l’rin..
5] Atlantic rt, titamlord.

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HATS I HATS!

The Correct Styles
III III: gratin! ul Slit and Soil lieu.

811K Hats,

llmsltats. Polo Caps, Tennis
l ups in all colors, brush
llnts, do, at

KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.

Particular attention paid to
Flatt-u, Cleaning and lronlng
titllt llate. “18

T0 new YORKTIN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.

The Sen and PalIIllIIl Steamer,

Bane Bharles.

Capt. Fred l. Byxbee,
Will commence flaking Dally Trips to New York

Saturday, May 25.

Comfort. Safety and Speed.

Popular Prices.

So. Norwalk to New York. staple
Trip, 40 cents; Excursion, 70 cents.

The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
‘ Bonrawnic" train leavingtlo .h'orwalk at 756 a.
In Returning leave New York. Plants Baal River
loot Rnlger’r slip, at 8. t5 p. In. and tent 3m Illnect,
Ian Blur, 3.30 p. In. ., connecting with traina at
Wilma Point.

Always Take the Honsatontc Line.
For lanher Information apply to
run xnw zxonaun TERMINAL co.

SIDNEY STARBUCK. V. 1’. 8:6. I.
801:..th8t New York
0. ROLDS. Agent. Wilsonl’bln Intconn. apa

The Old and Reliable.

IIII FBBIBBI'LN
BIIIIIB BBIIIYIII

-TIIE PROPELLERS-
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City of Norwalk & Eagle,
"I" “am.“ e ”'B“m”II%E
gw:hwmlurel’iaa,fooc:&f Bach-alum
o'clock. andoa sturdav at 2p. In. lave Net»
Bridal“ out Norwalheverymtng.

Freight taken m- and resolved tor all

pot-ta on thenuburyand lot-walk and
Stem W at Greatly lad-end

“Marxian-I twat-them allow-alt
wt l unruly)
"anew. '

Alp.- lanolin-nu
Eating-«tabla. agree-taut
In that.

JOHN B. MORTON,

Taylor Avenue, South Norwall.
l’. O. ”on 732. )3 8m

ALL GRADES

AND AT

LoWest Prices 1

The llest. Goods for

the Least Money
____AT_

H. S. BRIJWN’S

IIIIIIT .I moi: STORE,

Clark & Lane's Block
iIIIIIN STREET

Batch Bailey B In.

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WOOD MARTELS.
DOORS,
sasn, Burma.
HARD wean WORK.
OF ALL KINDS.
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming

Plate and Sheet Glass.

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Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.

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WAGONS,

New and Secondol'land

CARTS

A Lot of
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A Good Depot Wagon,
(Inc Grocer’s Wagon,
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Grass Seed.
Seed Oath

Barn-Yard Manatee.

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