CENTRE COUNTY’S ID”.
The Flood Came at Night and
Did Frighti'ul Damage.
“Ills 0|" I'AIIIS 5“ III”? CLEAN.
laid Eagle Valley laid Waste for
Inna-u Iib—Iilaabarg. lllllialm, Co-
barn and Other Hanna—Ivorythlag was
“undated—lawn from Other Palate-
Bluxmrra, Pa, Juaetl—ln all the his-
of central l‘eonsylvania there has never
In such high waterorneverhave
attended with-sch dim-trons re
tofthelastdayof lay and Intel
again in 1570, Centre county
thintiuis the waters at this
festhighsr than on either pro
through it entire length down knock van,
the water is spread over the entirev ey-
allnostanille inwidtbandfromthreetodf-
“feat Indepth. threaweekagowasya
rich, fertile valley blooming with the [remiss
of beautiful crops, there now Is nothing but
a harm waste,'dotted every here and there
with huge piles of stories and debris, the re-
marnnol houses and barnaand allkindsof
buildings tern to splint-rs and piled up by
the relentle- flood.
Not One Farm heaped.
In all that stretch of valley for a distance
of seventy rnilm there is not one farm unin-
jurad. The Bald Eagle Valley railroad was
washed out more than half of in length, but
has since been temporarily repaired, and
there are trains running into Bellefonte over
that road
In Ililesburg the water filled the bows to
adepthoffrom threeto six feet, and great
damage wasdone. No livs were lost, how-
ever. 'I‘belronbridgeatthatplace was
waded away, and the Hillhall bridge at the
low-t end of the valley was destroyed. The
Inn, Independent of the railroad through
thh valley, is estimator! at .500, Oil).
In P-In’s Valley and along the line of the
Bellelonte, Nittany and Lemoate railroad
theworst damage in the county was done.
lillheini was under water to a depth of
three feet, and being very level sustained
Ivan damage, every businem house losing
at least one-half of its stock.
At Ooburn the waters spread over the en-
t‘lrntomandinsome places hyactual
meamreinent were thirty feet duap. To add
lathe horror of the situation the flood oc-
curred during the night. Families who had
not time to take to the hills climbed on the
tops of houses only to feel their pieces of
refuge topple and themselves fall into the
foaming cauldron of seeming certain dos truc-
tion. There were drowned a Mrs. Simon
Plioust and two children, but had it not been
for prompt assistance scores would have per-
khad. At one place tldrty-five persons were
pulled from the foaming torrent, and may
other! suweeded in effecting a landing for
themselves. Simon I’houst was in Cameron
county at the time, and being notified of the
fataof his family he started for home. In
Homing the Binnemahoning river he, too,
fell in and was drowned, and thus the entire
family perished.
Not One Good House Left Standing.
In Coburn there is not one good house left
standing. Individual lo-es cannot be enum-
u'atad, but the total 10- will aggregate fully
$300,000. The valley is strewn with all kinds
of dead animals. The Lewisbnrg railroad
from Coburn to Lewlsburg, a distance of
[My-five miles, is a complete ruin, only ill—
tsenmilesoftrackyetremainlng. ltwiilbe
weeks before it can be repaired lit for travel.
At Philipsburg no damage worth mention-
ing was done.
Bellefonte has been completely isolated ever
since last Friday. No mails have reached
here in that time and telegraphic communi-
catipn was not restored until today. The
Pennsylvania railroad is now running trains
on the Bald Eagle road, and it is hoped that
in a few days better arrangements will be
made, although it may be months before the
service will be complete.
Another Great Dani Ilny Give Way.
Rocnsrla, N. Y., June B.—A special dis-
patch toThe Herald from Olean says: The
largest artiflcral body of water in the United
States is situated 78:! feet above Olean. It is
' mid to be liable to give way at any moment.
It wasformerly need toleed the old Genome
valley canal, but it isnow merely a sports-
man’s paradise. It is condemned by public
matinient and the state superintendent of
canalallr. aban, and also by people
rdding in Cu Hinsdale, Clean and Allo-
gany. In fact the whole Genesee valley has
against the maintenance of the
searvoir,asitis amenacetothepeople,and
isliabletosweeptbeniintochaos,” didthe
Johnstown reservoir, at any time.
'lheressrvoiris one-third largerthan the
Consmnugh reservoir, and there is no reason
whyitshouldnotbeabolhhed by the state
atoms. About ten years ago thisdam burst,
letting out lifteui feet of water and flooding
thevalleyforadistanceot I50lnIIOI.
Clothing Wanted at Williamnport.
WWau-ainontheflorthwestan
railway at Birminghamtogathsr with his
nwssthmrt, ayonng womannamedlata,
thepriudpalotaschoolatDeviass. More
tIIeu-alnhadproeaededfar, Keelingshotbis
Wandthrewh-outofthewindow
dthscompartninnt to which the pair-had
hsaiadgued. Kali-is than W his
floodyworkhymootlnghhnssudead.
when" Braverylowardad.
10!!»me 8.~Henry0eorge Booth,
in! mginesr on the British mm
muslin” mounted to be last an
glasa’,lnrecagnitioaof lib lawless oaths
autopswhsnshssteamsdoatolthsharher
dAfla.dnriagthshurrleannthatdsatroyad
thAnIa'leanaadOmave-sh
Temple-an Declared Guilty.
UllYonxJnash-In them-ofPriv-atn
Frank
OIONIN'O A0008“ resumes.
Other Illa-man.“ Inna.- That the Dead
Ian Feared Alexander lalllsan.
Carcaeo, June ii. —- Detective "Mike"
Whaler: was the first witness called in the
(.‘mniu Inqueit, but he failed to mipIniIl.
Peter licileehan, the Philadelphia suspect,
was then called, and failIng to answer, an
order was III-nod for his arrest. Both Whalen
and HID-«shah were presmt. however, when
the inquest was adjourned for the day, hav-
ing quietly gassed In a short time before, no
one appearing to know how they got there.
The first willie-I of the day was Police
OIIIIwr Daniel Brown, who was Dr. Crouin‘n
awn-atria the trial in Camp ill, which re
suited in the doctors leuIrlMI from the
order. Brown testified that lie was ameni-
her of the Clan-na'ilael at the time Dr.
Cronin was expelled lie belonged to Camp
l0 and does still, but has not attended many
meetings in the past three years. 'l'hecharge
against Dr Cronin, he said, was treason,
and nautsted in reading before Cnmplli, a
circular sent out by an expelled camp. The
witne- said he preferred and wrote out the
charges himself He had an emphatII nega-
tive answer tor every question, intimating
thatsomeone also asked or ordered or di-
railed him to make the Ilmrge lie was
positive in summing the whole reapIrIIsIbility
for making the charges lie was not an oili-
cer In the order, and did not hear llr. i‘mniu
road the circular; but \b-iling Ilr. l'rouin‘s
camp, soon after it was read.
talked about, and knowing that the fouling
of such a circular was contrary in the rules ._._.
of the order, be preform] I barges.
lawyer lies on the next Within» and said
that in the summer of I“? Dr. Cronin IIaIi
cuisulted with him professionally and had
‘Iold him that he [an] evidence ilIatamn-
spiracy against him existed in this Iity.
W illiam Starkey had asked him to testify a:
an expert in a certain case, and C. If Hardy
had cross-examined him with great minute-
new astohis early life. About the same time,
Cronin’s sister had written her brother from
St. Catharine‘s, stating that two men had
called on her recently and questioned her In
regard to him, saying that it concerned
Cronin greatly in a case in New York.
Cronin wrote to New York and found that
no such case existed. “At last," continued
witnem, "the doctor jumped up and ex-
claimed, ‘Alexander Hullivan is as black as
hell. He and others are trying to ruin my
reputation, and failing in that, they will
seek my bio. ' "
Luke Dillon, of Philadelphia, was the first
witnun after recon. lie knew Dr. Cronin
intimately as an unselilsli, patriotic and use
ful man in the Irish IIIovenII-nia Dr. Cronin
hadtold him that it was Alexander Bulli-
van‘s ambition to rule both in Irish and
American politics, and that this ambition
would be the calm? of Dr. Crunin‘s death.
Dr. Cronin had expreInI-Il himself as believ-
ing that Alexander BulliIan had no more
blood in him than a fish. The witneni thought
at that time that the doctor had Alexander
Sullivan on the brain, and that Sullivan was
onlyan ordinary villain. He had changed
his mind however At the time that Alex-
ander Sullivan, lloland and Feeley were
tried in Buffalo, Sullivan lIaIl protested
against Dr. ( rmIin sitting on the trial com-
mittee in sth language that he believad
Alexander Sullivan responsible for the IIiur-
der, if not a principal in it.
The remainder of the session was given to
the testimony of John F. U'Mnllcy and law-
rence Buckley, who were members of the
committee that tried and expelled I )r Cronin.
Their testimony elicited no new facts, being
confined to em lI details concerning the com-
positlon of the committee and itIaItion as
they chose to remember.
Minister Egan and the Cronin Case.
Chicano, June ti. —A Washington niacin!
to The Times says that Secretary Blaine has
sent acahlegram to Chili requesting Minis-
ter Egan to return by the next steamer.
John F. Bcanlan. of Chicago—Dr. ('ronin's
most intimate friend—has recently made sev-
eral visits to President Harrison, and, it Is
laid, the recall is to give Mr. Egan an flpptlr-
tunity to testify in the Cronin me.
SPORTING EVENTS.
Baseball.
Luau.
At Boston— .
BostIm ............... 501020001—9
NewYol’k. 00020010l—4
Battries: Eadlmurnc arid (lauwll W-Ilcli and
Ewing.
Al Philadelphia—
I’hiladelphia .......... l l I it It 2 G 0 0—H
Washington ......... Olliiloolll—T
Batterieii: Sanders and (.‘leIIII-nts. "only and
lack.
At Cleveland“
I’ittsliurg game [minimal-rain.
At Chicago-—
Indianapolis game pmrtponed— rain.
assocu'nos.
At Philadelphia—
Athlctic.... ..... [0220002002~9
Muisville ...... [Oll3l00000—7
Batteries: Knoufl' and Brennan itoIIIscy and
Vaughan.
At Columbus—
St. Louis game pospineIl—rain.
At Jersey City——
Exhibiuon game, Jersey City. 9; Kansas City, 5.
An Aeronaut's Narrow Escape.
Avenue, N. Y., June 8,—l’rofessor E. I).
Hogan, the aeronant, of Jackson, Mich,
made a balloon ascenson with parachute
descent yesterday from the fair grounds. He
made the leap when about two miles above
the earth, and shot down at lightning speed
for2,-5(Ilfeet before the parachute opened,
andthenonly halfof thesurfaceof thepara-
chute was available He struck a building
inhisdescent and finally landed agaimt a
fence. Thecanseof the failurewan the
marlin; ofthecordsatthehaneof theparn—
chute. Mr. Hogan stated to a Dispatch re
that it was the narrowest escape from
a horrible death he has bad in twenty-three
years’ expaience as an aeronaut.
Batons in Convention.
NEW YORK, June 8.-’I'he Amerimn Inter-
national Congre-n of Medical Jurisprudence
has rmolved remake the organisation per»
nnnent and elected the following additional
vieepraideuts: JudgeII. I. Bonneville,»
I ‘ hams; Profs-or John J. Elwell, of Ohio;
METyndahBoetm; BdwnrdJ. Doro
mango; Judge L. F. Houstm,
Am“; SirJothAIlen,o(New
W;Dr.DnnieiClark,ofT_oronto.
ldinhargltolleaar Parnell.
loam,June8.—H.r.farnell haswritten
alettertothemunlcipalaudwfltiesofltdim
burgh, inreply toacomnnmlcation requesting
him to name the day whaiitwiDbemost
eonvasiutforhimtoaeoeptthe freedom 0!
thateity,statingthathe will avail himsdf
ofthehonorouJulym.
Fall Into Ilsa line line;
Pa, June a—SCgeant Peter
Tonic,“ the United Stat-Mp“
hawhohasba-Ivhlthg hrhiaIdsha'e, Genuine
II-inetwith atragithath byfalling into
thsflneminssatfrieda-villa
Wlnrahadlaaflot.
Pam’mh—‘l'hanthn-ifinshnnmh
W thshen-dtwo
I h repu'hd that do... fo-dhtb
hue-ae- Icahn-rhea“
he heard it ---~
SOUTH NORWALII EVENING SEN'I‘INEL, SATURDAY, JUNE 8, on.
THE SENTINEL
rim; 4-year u. I mouths ”to: 8 months
QUINTARD’S
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"(2: gig; .‘Igi 13;!me I'd: P‘h’ol‘tl-U‘I;I{:€I‘Il y.
1“ IIADLIII'. . . tiful life size are on only .15
()PKIIAT“ K AND III IIANII AL “Inn | I
151-. gramme; ........t'..‘.'..°.t W“
Uical anmsthetic applied for extraction of teeth
without extra ch . Crown work a I IalIy.
In! all Was Ingtoa 8L, ilo. News a. CI
( i w. BACKUPPB
i' a . ‘IIP “it"sltll'labr...
l. IiIIIg. en a
Bicyc’lrs. l’ Inhrell as and [*nruols filmin-d pain-ILKnlI-I-s,
Btu-rs and eels-lira (ironed. Lawn Mowers it ir-
ed and sharpeaid. aclay at no. Noraalk. III in)
)It. A. N. CLARK.
5i tlonth lsln siren, oh . City llotel,
BOUT“ Null ALK.
Dulce Ilcurs,
or: :9 Telephone rouncvclion.
'I. I. INAPP._
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Furnishea Plans, Sprint-lions and bnpcrinteud-
mm. for the construction of every dinIDIIOn
at but i.ldings
{Fills REASON .iI'lIJ'.
U" -ch—’I‘.Iylor' s Building W ashIngIo. . SI. ..
*0. Norwalk. l'.U Box 775.
F II. rhekwnu.
' A IICIIITIEU'I'.
[loom 50, liaviland's Block.
Washington street. South Nerwslk Jcls 3m
ALEX. H. GIBSON.
Biotin. in.
glueflpJn.
GlofllLIB.
thga‘zist of Inc First Congregational church.an
bury. Teacher of
I’iaiaoforie, Organ and Musical
composition.
f6 l1 Wk 30:391’. '0" .‘I'UIIWALK CONN
6 II. n IEiIuIs ‘ M '
O
(slam in: \I'I-drimys aid l’nma. ice Cream
cm. -I...I. my on Lend lorxtw deli and no.“ [lie eelo
hm. II it ioi line. and hmpioymI-nt (like.
.MMAI‘i ~12. so. NORWAIIK. (‘1'.
J; II. ii. .\ 3le.
. 5m I‘l'~.‘0l l“ L. IS. Quinuu’d.
I I I . s ’y ‘
Iriiiit‘lldlii'l It hmbaliner.
ELI-it’l‘illC NIGHT BELL IN TIII! OFFICE.
No. 4 Knight Si. Residence. ll Elm tit,
880 3m .Vi'orwislk, Conn.
I c. CIIIIII'Iz. "' '" " '
'
Cureciuvr Imd Builder.
[lane furnished and [bunnies given
Juhhlng of all kinds promptly aitI rIdI-Ii lo
nho Ann strut. near lain
P 0. x «3.80mi. Norwnlki‘i
J B. RAYMOND,
BIIIIiIel‘ and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot of liaviland 8!. on Water. P. il. Box on
SOUTH NORWALK SAVIBIOB BANK
bl Washington Street.
Open Dallylroinvto its. In., and from I tolp In
and on Saturday evenings from 6 in ii.
Winters-III allowed on Deposits.
swan sown
roux ll. ”brands We PM;
Washington at" Over Poatofllce.
Helngerators'
'LII LINE
OF ALL SIZES
._‘f__
Low Prices
——A‘l'-—-
B. F. STEVENS’,
Music Hall Block.
In? If
GO “ix-ES
MOOREIHARMIN’S
— Hill——
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, «.20.,
No H ‘IWIIIII Sir-cot.
Fancy Delaware
counrv DAIRY
BUTTER.
Nesv, Sw'cct. Rosy.
250 1b.
any; 7 .Iorm _iI KEAI’P, or and r1.-
M..." ar ey a s
G. I! BYING'I‘ON,
Washington. D. 0. That weigh 40 mods to the bushel. Clean,
Ten years in United Stairs Patent (Mice. Hill and fat,
uw Guide to inventors mailed {ream
”—"“” ’ $1.15 per Bag,
$5.00 FOR $3. 50.
The Best Cabinet Photographs
$3.50 per Dozen, .
‘1'...—
NORTH’S.
, George II: Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER !
And Fumishlug Undertaker.
Call and see my large at of all kinds of furniture.
so llaln Street. lorwnlk.
”WWII to famishcvaytbl for
the interment of thI-,dead day or nightm'zlgons
connection with residence. No a Berkley place.
Edi 19. an
JOI-Ii’l H. SMITH,
FLUBIST.
MAIN STREET, SOUTH NOBWAIIK
WRIGHT in FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And manufacturers“ ___- ,.. .....
surging- (guru one,
no I, 8.6
All kinds of rcpalri primptly done
. -I..... .. ONLY LOOK 1
Horse-Shoelag and all '
ma. O‘Blacmmthmg Pfllsbary' I Bet Flour, paw” .. ............ 8;:
""°"’""‘.':.'.‘.'.'.':.i:;;....... m... {33;
I935 I! bibs. New rinses ....... mac
swan a BUSHNELL: firmness» ' II
unnuie'fimwi balm In H,
Euafaesnrern and Painter’s
SUPPLIES.
ass water so. numnrorrr. or.
Goodlaneh Ink Crackers
lineal
0r 6 Bags at opium.
lore mouth: at this price than other oats at 25c
less a bag. Same oats selling elsewhere at .l 25.
Come and See Some Good flats
Potted Tomato Plants,
UP THE BIS? KINDS,
2 0155. Each.
.—‘f _
Billie 8. Hammock’s.
_....... W...» aw...
Till Illll Millie
«will. BET——
MEATS
IIIIIVID III Till IIS'I‘ IANNBII.
want the choir-Mt IIA'l'll obtained re
oflrouhle or cost. you will and IheIn at my
Poultry of all Kinds
IN ITS SIMON
F. HAYES.
DIBRLI‘S BLOCK. ~ SOUTH NORWALK
If
Wl~ Nii'l'flll HIRIBT.
One Quanta—The Eon.
Veal lamb. lotion Pink, deli and Fresh,
Cor-Induce! amok k'I'eII Tongue Ilsuis,
Shoulders Bacon Minions, lhsnk-
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders llellrercd Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington Street.
J .H Einefelter,
onus III
Heats, Fish Oysters,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED Goons. ETC.
0ny Y, N. H. 8.11. ileum
Telephone Connection.
BOOOHFHO ll
28 Main St., 80. Norwalk.
Meats Fish lysIOrs,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, its
("All Ii'IllIid In 'I'hvir Suzhou.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. I. BENEFIT, #39 E8. IIISTED,
THOSE ’IVHO DESIRE
THE BEST 0?
Meals,
Poultry,
.w- “m .._
Vegetables,
Always huh and at a moderate price would dowell
to all at the
Cflflfl‘fll Milifll
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Orders solicited and goods delivered to any part
of City.
Jfliiflllii Slflfll'llilfl, Pill}.
SEWERS'
F. 31. PIERCE
nzsum III
SIGW'ER. PI P13
AND
General Sewer Contractor
with main sewer
CASH
Dues The Business
' 9! Washington street.
pi In ihisw on the roost favorable terms.
log to connect with the recently laid
more“ in this city will ilnd it to their advantage to
onhirn
I”. III. PIERCE
Box 20. South Nerwaikmt.
”Irons ll. census,
Whoieesitabd Retail Dealer in all kindn or
[ill]. AND W001]
Brick, Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgli, haekswanna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesharre Goals.
Mini fl? RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘ foot of Washington and Ear-
can shallstmts. Branch edict- at Stilnon
" Drug Store
[Mini
83“! Wufmoaeluandnpwnrdsaad IonevOrdanto
ml...
ain’t-u lnvaiuhle tor Olrosp in children. '
mlno only has!
slaileof.I I'hlIfllllilflof Jan. I. llalrlured inkIa
will! [iai r‘e Pharmacy, manufacturers,
Warns For-ale!) lfl’rliliaxul
lion! orwalk ll. It llALIt. orwnlk net ions
‘ Oltlillbhh Lllfillllllll WOULD MIAIN
I lihenueaiiunolihonewhowanthonuaor
lolslhnt they haven MI." snpplyou hand Ihat will
he oilseed «savory low for e next month or two. Ill
llonsswn ins hIneIIicI farlll cam-I at
man's price. Alao III kinds or increases
sactioueeriag
liaviland's Prim Itore.
CIIOIICIml illiANillti. BANANA“, PIGS. DAT"
ndof sate, cannul fruit confect )
and mum Flower IIIIGIHIIII min. swam I
Illrd Voodandilrave lat
C A. uIVILIiIn-e. an». It. llorwalk.
losld in 0m”
can
T33. ‘1' ”‘J’ igfi-I'iiu.“ ’ “‘"
Pooioflnyaonau
Mrs. W. H. Jarvis
Has a large collctlion of samples of
Spring Goods
Filo)! Till:
Dilll Gilli Dillllfllli
-—UI *
W. B. HALI. & C0.,
I III I I)(i 1‘31’()l{'l‘.,
Andmll purrhasc for parties without theme or
lake oruI-rs at same prices as Ihs liridgliyxwi
IIonIc
V. A. SCOFIELD,
use orxxsn n
The llear of the Warwick House,
South Norwnlk. adepartnieni for the file of
SOOOnd-hand Furniture,
And Other llonselIoIIl Goods.
Will iakI nglI-io sellon commission. Cash paid
for Furniiure. Carpets trackcry, kc.
)I()N13\' LOAN El)
0n Watches, Jewelry. Aw.
All tin-incr- strictly confldomia' Communications
sddrc~ ml nillox M. scum Norwalk, willI receive
prorapt attention.
ROTON POINT
A CHBA I’
E.“ PRESS,"’5m.EI.'°&3II
Till FAIOIII Incl snos.. (mu-vim Mob-II oil-tow 0-4 Allah.
A 050.000 heap. of Itoyal Pater-lug Stallions.
Ml” Lo‘f‘l'll IURIAIKNMININ with Wine
Than During and (hateful Aerial Artists. sun lA canon Eliot
ssir. Bouairr rm LIN”! Chaplin Iilib: Wizard of its World ml a host at celebrit-
known in both Hemleohau.
'l'vvo [’I rforiaanccs lam-is Day at ‘3 and ii p. in., Rain or Iii-o.
Grand Spectacular Street Pagent Daily at Precisely lo a. 3.
Ice Women an1 Children Elephants, Horses and f’ sou: ls. Illth and flatly m mm “
Open Ikns a solid line of great Pump and lplcadov
REMEMBER DAY AND DATE AND PRICE.
Admission, Only 25 Cents.
.MM....... Wu”..- ....
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NEITHER & Sililllilllllil
NEW COLLOSSAL SHOWS,
MUSEUM, 'I‘liAINEIl ANIMAL EXHIBITION AID
FOR
WILD WEST 2
Which will Positively llhlhll at
NORWALK,
WED., JUNE I2th.
lirandiipening
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Memorial Day,
Thursday, May an.
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day. lay an.
NEWATTRIETIIINS
'l‘IIli's' SIZASON.
Firstf' lass mnsi r will he provided for Hemorial
Day and ceremonue snirahlfor the occasion will
he "been I1].
FINKENSTEIN It KNUBEL.
Px'ol )i'ietors. nus If
KENT & CIIDLWELL,
MISINS AND I’LISTIBEBSrr—y
Boilers or all Kinds
slot and Repaired.
li‘is'e Brick Work,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty.
OFFICE; AT 15. SELLECK’S,
In? Washington It. Bridle,
So. Koryallr, Conn.
Also, I' 0.1m 140, WeslporfJil.
J acob M. Layton,
l'loai innate and [lease Agent.
General Insurance Agency
lire. Life and Accident.
Ocean Sta-nip Tickets—Cabin and lleersgn.
oil-none.
Rotary Public. Acknowledge-sait- Taken.
Railroad Tickets. 31‘0“ flocked
to Destination.
6 Wm 52., (Eat door to W)
South Hos-walk. Conn.
Frey Sayinyn Labor and Mlllll
up GLOIIIOUII HOLIDAY FOR ALL!
An Unprecedented Amusement Enterprise at the Popular Price of 25 Cents
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The Universal Store.
Celebrated
For the Laundry.
GIVEN
Ammonia
Toilet and Bath.
AWAY !
one Quart Bottle (liven Away to Every one Buying
75 Cents Worth of Goods.
CALI. AND BE common.
The Universal Store,
no. 10 North Iran: so. so. lorwaik, as.
E. G. KERRIGAN.’
NOTICE !
ON E MORE LOT
1,200 to L500 Pairs of
rum ilill sill-:8
To Be Sold Fay flan Less Than Elli,
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