State Conventions utility
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tionofalavory.
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taswsoawotntadaad a columns-tour
shim. Aswitauawsa having Ira
said it was unfortunate that ths
no W racogniasdthonahtor
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thommlttlhlooftholtataaommtttaofa mo
rotary of slam. ll. Clay Itaanaa, of Troy.
and William 1'. Wardwoll, of New York..."
also uninitiated for the placo. W. I. Junta.
d llocheotor, who was run last your forgav-
aruor, is much talked at for attornoy gen-
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appointed David Nagla and two othardopu-
marshals to Wet I’iold from small.
lolguvogc‘nerallustructlrm hithenemsuto
look out for Justice l‘lold. When the lath:
left for his Angela aliout Aug. 'l,haiur
structod Nagla to accompany him to watch
mow,” ‘PWW"" p, «haw-rat ., rd:
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Punishes Plans.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Wanda-palm
aim tor lha notion ofsvsry Ila-aim
of buildings.
Illlllti REASONABLE.
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No.
flaLI’AN & STEEL,
(iii IAIN STREET, REAR OF
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.
arriago Buildersl;
tho Terryo and [invent them from doing
Justice Pield any violence. He called
Hagle'sattantiwtothofact that 'l'arrywas
notanordiuaryrnan,andiflw mot Fialdit
would probably bediillcult to control him.
He told Nagle that in his opinion Terry
would assault Field, and if he did Nagls
would have to act quickly. Witness said
that although Torry might only intcnd to
insult Field when ho saw him, he (lid um. ho-
llow Terry could control his lemma,“
would probably immediately draw his knife.
He warned Nagle to take no chances, but to
protect Justice Plaid at all haznrck
Thocoal trim—
was shot isnill alive, but the doc»
bailout",
CM Ibo-ills Denounced.
“out of theshootingu'nnprov
m,” although aye willie-as oi
am positive luthostatoniaut that
W molvorsonly when
outnumbered them ton to
than with stout» and
first line thomcn
appamtly uncertain
toeolittaas their attack orto turn
I.» w- (urinate for the polio!
m, Job Burnswill avail to
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GORDON’S TRIBUTE TO THE GRAY.
'l'llc Brpublie II: He ’l’rncr Patriots, Ila
stays. ’I’Isal tlse likt'ollfcderatea.
Arman, 6a.. lit-pt. 5.——ln his address to
the United Veteram' Ccmfcdmto aunt-ia-
timi, on tho (tendon of his accepting the
alumni], Gen. John B. Gordon alluded to
the objects of the mganizathm—nmuely, to
establish social, literary and benevolent ties
amongthose who had shared dangers and
sacrifices, no political or religious quootious
being permitted to enter.
It is emitting for a pmplo, continued the
general, to cherish the memory of its heroic
past whrtliercrowned with micuaorcom.»
orator! with defeat. Tho republic has no
clan of defenders more true and devoted
thdu'tha‘éx-stihliers of the south and their
worthy Million. Whether or not the
soutlwrnpmplo may ever hope to witness
anothcr civilization which shall equal that
which began with thcir Washington and
ended with their lice. it is certain that dcvo
tiou to their glorious past is the sweat gnar-
antee of future unity and the strongest claim
that tht y can [result to the confidence and
rower: t of other sections. The organization
will transmute the past glories of tb dead
Confederacy into Inspirations for future ser-
vice totm: living republic. It will gather
as witnrm for history the facts which shall
doom falsrhoml to die that truth may live.
ltwill mitlvate national as well as southern
nanny. It will surreal! the sentiment
which writeou the grave of every soldier
oneithe'raidc: “Herc lies a licro,a martyr
to the right as his clutch-me conceive-l it.”
.fiir thayea‘taiuly were not want
hm tofaco the deadly revolvers
“mutant. Withaleadortogire
"I.” would undoubtodly have
wmdtbhaudfnlofpolicem
whoops-attain.
{if ' hAmuAr-thllcl.
ofthimanifdo, somoof themoni
“oftbmambaaurgingthatitshould
“Willa strikers to armthcmsolvesin
Cinnamon; ltisreportedthat
Mtbmuireleadnof the strikers,
5mm tronbletokeep his committee
‘ ’WMMIMIHWIEM to
’ mfimmtofthofundscoutributed
WWW for food was defeated
”onlytwovotts. Butviolcatas lathe
at the committee it too marveloi
when mpared with that of the
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Shippers Desire Reform.
lb‘ippanaredetermiuod that after the
PM“. have beensettled they will
lam permit the dock companies to
m oathasweating systems under which
“Manitbhbomnsufler Thayvn’ll
1-“ upon loading and discharging their
”Maudwillhirethomentodotho
Maud-llowneither thedock companies
nutmtomakeaprofitoutottlu
muflnwsgnpaid.
It. Infantile what-finger who employs
«”11»qu hascmceded thead—
vuaasaaditiapactedthathowiu haven
all]! ofmat work noon. The
W of tho lilwell and the Royal
m their will without a doubt follow
What Thelightenncnstillholdout
' rhufiflfinpdflr_
It. Liverpool Strikers Successful.
lavmoon, 5—11» strike of the
which“ h. aadad,tha employers haying
Mtbadvmwsdunandadhythom
5:
t - Can-turfeltcra Arr-stud.
. t :Wuum,8ept5—Chiet Bell,“ the
' im-VMhsi-ooaivedatclegram from
imlt}. Bauer, dated Chwiunattfiept.
228.“ that ho had arrested GemgeW
Wan-11ml Clark, «W
)lr. Harriso- at Hartsvtlle.
l’aiunuuuua, Sept 5. —'I'he train having
Prudent Harrison and Postmutor General
Wanamaker and party arrived here from
Washington at 7 :31 A small but enthusiao
tic crowd granted the party at Broad street
sthfion, where the trainfstoppcd for a few
minutes. Thopartydid not leave the ear
whichwaotakcuto thocountryhomeofths
postmaster general at Jenkinstown, about
ten miles from th’m city, where the Incident,
Governor Bearer, of Pennsylvania, and
Governor Green. of New Jenny, wen outer—
tainodbyllr. Wanamaker. luthemorning
the distinguished party left in carriages for
Old Log college, near Hartsv'illo, which was
established in 1726, to attend its annivermry
celebration.
The Kinks Close Call.
Hr.Prrmm:aG,t-lept.5.—Purtherdetaiis
harem rcceivedheruofthaaccidont
whichbefell therailway train onwhichthe
slnhof Parliawas traveling throughllu-Iia.
Aportionod memhaukmeutauddeulygave
way and seven carriagaswmhurledfrom
therailsandprocipitatodtotho foot of the
amhankmcut. The shah displayed great
of mind. Just hoforehiacarriago
rolledorcron its side he jumpaifromthe
windowandfelliutotbdarp mud,wheuoa
bwuaftcrwarddraggul out bythetraiu-
men. Foramoinent tho shah'sdangerwas
- m.
hall old timer. Ila procurod a
MontbOhlorirarl-tfali, audwith
“downtbflvar HegaratoJacoh
man: canal-mu a largaquautity
His-dad‘s: l’ltch at Best.
mlim.§rpi,5- funrral of the
maMgnJohr mmmm
" om church.
from the Union lasagna club, 8&th
club, New York Yacht club, the Societyof
tbficalsofthalterolutiou and the Society
ofthacniciunatm. Amongthepallbearm
‘wsrerdoHutchinchnWHT Sherman,
Edwardikhellandltlmllfiaga ‘l'hoRov.
Gauge! Button-a conducted the scrrloai,
a-dthsiutanuantwas in Woodlawn come-
tory.
’ fillin- didbamaud untilafaw
Wagon-balancing; likelyhaw.
3Imutlkrh‘b,andwlianllanorhadsat—
Clarhand
“3‘2:
' .1. u m as moo Mora he
'mdummwmmy
mousi- Jury.
Caruso, Sept. li-Vcry little program
wunnadein tbllactiouofajurytotry
theCmuian-pecta PresumaJ.Gro-has
tbadymnmsntdtbmghadnotoon-
chdadthatraxamiudflmofthan.
”WWII-Granada".
oral. _________
ldwant A. Hitler lib-twat“ for Matt
Treasurer—Other ltaalaesa. AI'Tx‘ “' “IMI' and hung.
.JJ‘“3'”'I‘{II'Z“' It: rich Ila: . ll cm". ”a "m "mo":- ”Yimmmh'wm W
'1 I'. n: was c uacu om,
- JOIIIIIIG I'IHDHI’TLY ATTEND?” 1'0.
Wmmwnt I hairmanof tho Lhalwcrath' ttatc lx|mmr0"£’ 0"“ “d IIIIIICII "fl
convention.
Aftcr "it! adoption of the platform, a mono
lution mmmciuliug the coursauf It. (Had ...
stone in his attitudo toward the IIIaII pcoplr
was adopted.
The new rub-II as amended by the state
committee Wcrl: also mloptcd.
Nominations for a candidate for state
tnaaurcrwm than madeastollows: By R
Joni! Mmmghan~lldward A. Iliglcr‘, of
Cleurilcld county; by John flchwartz»
Homer J. Ilumcu, of Crawford umnty; by
II. A. Hulk—Cum. A. A. Clay, of Elli
county: by William l-‘orano— Emil Wilde, of
Philadelphia
The ilrst ballot multcd: lligler, 207;
Burma, 7i; Clay, 7|; Wilde, 4. It was an—
munccd that the Crawford county dolcga-
tlon was detained by a wreck, and the single
Crawford county dclegato pruant wanted to
cast the role of the delegation for Mr.
Hum, but this was not permittcd. Mr.
Biglcr'o nomination was then made unani-
mom.
The convention then adjourned
The Iowa Laban l’nrty.
Dizs Molns. la, Sept. 5,—Thc state cou-
vention of the Union Labor party was held
here, and wu-I attended by It!) delegated.
The platform rcuillrrm the principles of the
old greenback party—free trade. more
money, and omiooition to banlm. railroads
audtruots. The following stills! ticket wai-
nomliuited: Governor, 8. ll. Downing. Dari-I
county; lieutenant governor, Ezra Browncll
Madison county; morintcndcnt, Mrs. llouicl
Belungué, l’olk county; judge,- of supreme
court, M. II. Jones, Davis county;
term, I. ll. “'cllcr, Chickasaw county;
railroad commissioner. L, H. Griffith, I'd-st
county.
”unsuchnsctto I’mhll-ltlonlata.
IVURI'ESTER. )lnz-a. . Sept, 5,—(lcorge [lamp
ton, of Sharon. is I-lminnnn of the state Pro-
hibition convention which has commenced
its amnion here. A lengthy series of resolu-
tion embodying the vital principles of the
party, n-jccting high license or any other
(30:09“)!!!an and expressing no confidence on
the liquor qmzstion in either of the great ‘
political parties, was adopted. Pledges tr.
the campaign fund amounting to 85,000 wort
madc. Dr, John Blacltman, of Springfield,
was nominated for governor and B. F. Stur-
tevant, of Jamaica Plains, for lieutcnant
governor.
Went I’lrxlula’a Contented Counties.
BALTIIORZ, Sept. 5.-—The Sun's special
from Terra Alta, W. V , says: “The guber-
natorial committee has concluded the exam-
ination of Mercer and McDowell counting
and these two, as completed, show a net
gain of 196 votes for Fleming. Branch
county was aim taken up, the chief question
for consideration beingadistrict line. On
this case the committco throw out thirty»
three Fleming (Democratic) votes and so‘vou
teen Got! (Republican) votes."
Gnenbackcrs In Conference.
NEW Yonlt, Sept. 5,—About fifteen gentle-
men ambled at the Grand Central hotel in
rum toucail foraoonferonceof Gram
hackers. Gauge 0. Jones called the mating
to mlor. Dr. Walcott was elected chairman
and George A. Hunter secretary. GeorgoO.
Jones and J Madison Hall, of Shonango
county, were elected dolegatosat large to tho
national convention at Cincinnati on the 12th
inst. Delegates worn also elected from near-
ly all the districts in _tb stats.
. Tbeolunnwaadt.’
(snowman. h.~Jo|n Mdafiabsr
1'
man, and tho ownsr at silahing uracil:
Clnrles E. Blochiu, a Iowan-old boy, and
a man named Ed, who was employed by
Brochr, werodmwnedinthelakaoflThirty’
eighth street. The party had taken the
Brochr shortly before tho storm, intending
togotol'louth Chicago. Whenabditamik
andalmlffmm shoraasquallblowupand
capsimiltheboat. Tboccupantswmsaen
toilouudrr aboutlntbwatoramltheudisr
appar. Up toalato hourthdrbodieahad
nothoenrrcorerad.
Lahorm Crushed.
Amar, Sept. h—Whila man were at
worklaying a sawor on lohawkstraatiu
North Albany, the aidaof tho unhankmaui
fell crushing Lawruioo Gahau, a laborer,
agadfti, todoath. Bulareaawifeaud
thraachildrm Charles Kenny, another
lalaa-u‘,waspinloaedbanuthaquautityof
earthaaddangwnuslyhijm'od.
Momma-I Repealed.
momma-rho localoptioulaw
fraadtutheclecflon mid havopreparodtor
amtoit. If thadarhionfavorsthel‘rohl-
flttub'aalarga mil-bu of mloonswhich
mwm at M Mrlah'lllha
Whthananaa.
W. qut. li-‘l'hs awaiting
hauntinllaattfifihmotgloatgomcy
m, Pa..." burned,“ Wan,
Magdlhparfladhithshnsa
Wm ‘
mum‘s-pt tails lunar»
flu‘twd
short ~
.I‘r'e svrlaitsryouhmlmt
1‘ want tor Headstone than i i ' J? ”Iflznngrolwu'ml’:
WIN" ones Mum tlaahow m EL” {#35:
”imp! tedin ta LL:- I- Jun—thud,“
mm M“ in firms He‘l‘l 1:1 'I .413:ng
N H .C .
1”. VV. BATES. mum mm Soup w: ‘WM
“3'” ' leaves the skluauftaaduhe it.
an.“ rulm‘ s MHIHIII“ Washluataa lit .
an”? Wagons and Carriages made and re-
paired. Signs made, lettered.
WIIIGIIT o l'LYltN,
Carriagelakers
Iiompooitlon.
It", "3' I“! $.59;3‘LLEYAF!:1‘1“.__
C II. II'ABTOIB,
O
(Zalrrcl for Weddings and Paniea. lee Ona-
ronstantly on hand lorthe sick and well. Ills cob
om... Root “Kills :1”. oh. magma. or “a mm“
3': main: " ’ All kinda of Wu. ona.
J Trucks. carts, e
[locum to L B. Quluurd.
Undertaker & Emhoimer.
All kinds 0f npalrlag promptly done '
Fmrslnewaud ban dwarousfor mic. '
New Road Carts only ”I.
Hlxif‘l'ltlt,‘ SIGHT BELL IN Till OFFICE.
so. I Knight at women. I In: a. Hom-Shoeing and all
out 8m Nos-walk, Conn. kinds ofBlacksmithing
Foot of Franklin 5L.
c. (in/own;
J: ”I". Nam-III.
I
3;..l'i-lelllel‘ and Builder. awn u l
sna furnished and “Wm
i. ibll’lK-h of all kinds W009“: attended to. w
Ann Miami“
9 lustfiouthllorwalkm. AA A‘ i‘ ’lqs
Newandsaooiul-hand
I It. RAYMOND,
Q a
Iluildcr and Contractor.
Work done by the dayorcoatract.
one foot of lioriland St. on Water P t) hora]?
Buggies, Photons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
I’ricwows‘to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
SOUTH NIIK'ALK SAVINGS BASI
5! Washington threat.
t 11!» Indy I'rom 9 In I! nah-ad from I to 5 pl
.m .n. Sn; mday evenings from 6 lo 8.
l'lnicm: allowed on Dowsita
ALDEN 5‘ 'L‘IANBPID
mm: It. moi: Vice-Pres;
30“ ll. KNAPP. Soc ana'l'raas
um flan—dis l-‘rutl Hiore.
‘ villnli Bonnie's. BANANAS, PIGS, DATIS
all aim! of Lots, maid fruit confectionery
and mum» rm and um seeds. chllista s
Bird [good and Gravel. at
C..A IIAVILAND‘S. 25mm" Nolwall.
HENRY TELY.
$33 I:
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Afl‘m B.
3““ ALL GRADE 3
want-non, n. c.
1".- yeara in United States i .
d."- n Guide to Inventors mailed rm. AND AT
George II. nay-loud,
Fl] RS [TURE DEALER !
And Furnishin Undertaker.
Call and see my loan "logo! all kiadsof furniture.
as Ital- Straat. Horwalh.
Also prepared to fnmlahevery
the interim-lit of thedaad, day on
connection withresidcnoa
lch mom
Lowest Prices I
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
———AT——
VII. 8. BRflWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark & Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET
Wt
Mate lloanl of Engineers.
lumber Conn. B. I ll. Asa' a.
it til. ll. lllliElt & SON ,
Sanitary and Hydraulic Engineers
Main (Dillon. 45 I 47 Washington 83..
8001‘]! HOBWALK, 01‘.
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localsiinovlsgaadflesoral Work will v I! . ...I m. n a... n...
tine l’cm. bauble-
jviu he gives prompt attention.
IIIIIIIIII aIIl Headlines.
nalltles an rot—class
It! Hm Ingram, in Chapel at.
"a NunavuTgm.
a indoor: Soap
M ymodarticlafur
Illuminati»
Hillside, - Noiwalk. Conn.
MRS. MEAD’S
HOME SCHOOL
For Girls III lam Ladies,
Illa-OPENS OCT. 3d, ’89.
For circulars addru,
Mrs. M. E. Maud.
CHIMEBCIIL COLLEGE !
Gazette Banding. Norwalk, Ct.
mus It. manor. Purim.
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mitt.
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EMTOLLES&CO.
h 91 Washington St.
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A. DICKERMAN & SON,
1-34 Washington Street,
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CIILIIMIII
All the favorite varieties of hard and frcc hurnlrg
chair. It lal prion given for winterl «apply
All i: thomugulyscmned.wrl14
pared and promptly dcllvcird.
Oak, Pine. Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Saved and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY
ratio an» onion.
Water St, Pool or llayllaad an,
Opposite Pratt t. Ward's shoe lauafactory.
A. S. B‘ERRIS.
JEWELER. .
Diamonds, Watches, J owolry.
Pine Watch Repairing a Spatially.
3‘ Washington St... South Norwth.
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR
Formosa. Oolong
OB—
BlIOK TEA
———-oo+——-
lany of our uclahhora. no doubt, have tine Tea,
loo line i t fact. loo dolicalc, may fail to get there
with “recombined lwrctnera and strength as do
yourrhulnio servants. So if you are dissuaded try
our ea.
90"”—
lle Was an old Ten Buyer.
llesaid: "ltisagood'l‘oa. Onepoonal is worth
two pounds of such tease l have been buying, and
thepriceofthcmbothlathcsame."
Anotha said: "I don‘t wish to flatter, but it is as
END-anus“: been used to paymg 70 cent:
Price. 50c lb.
llihhle l oflqmsluul
MORE I HIRIIITS
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ceGrocerles
II U”"I i I
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, (£30.,
H“.
No 8 Main Street.
HATS! HATS!
FALL STYLES,
laallyldelaldcoloflof
Still and Soft lists, Blll't lists.
‘s Rolando-maul liaisfor-enand
Boy mftllatafa-saat
KNAPP’S,
Particular atiawilaa paid to
natal. (SM-Ins all Ira-Ia.
silk llats. at!
tot Yout' raga: smut
ADIES’ XII-ITS
“I'll SKll'l'S‘ OWCHLHHEI] SKIRTS
21 cts to 81.50. i All marked DOWlll
0 “511311
linufacturtd by c. T. LEONARD,
E. c. EfiKE’S
Photo illudio,
Our Past 0.00. In. Harwalh.
”mum Gan-stead or m mortally
TELATEST!
mush-am
South Norwnlk.’ Court. on; H
{mien pa, oping
WILL orrsa
LAWN ROLLER».
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Tbthoaswhuasdaroaadaasafhhlast
Mauls.
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3. 'atarltraat.
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A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.
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gray-11' WILL P \Y YOU TO CALL I
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In WTQEBFE'CP AND LEARN!
{now comma you can.
. HAVE YOUR PRINTING nous.
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Call and See Samples of Work.
,The Universal Store,
No. IO North Main St, South Norwalk, Gt.
FOLLOW Tlll GREAT RUSH T0 TH! MAL STORE FOR
dilllllll BARGAINS !-
WR ARE CLOSING OUR m STOCK
FOB LESS THAN NEW YORK COST
To make mom for our Fall and Winter Noveltiu, Now is the tin to buy whatyua lead.
The Universal Store,
No. I. North lain Street, So. Hal-walls, Ct.
NOTICE
ONE MORE 1.0-1-
13-29039 I ,ooomPaiII'c'of
I) ll Illll SHOES ' '
'I'I Be Sold Way Down Less ‘ 'I‘IIII llIsl,
AT THE STORE OF
C. H. HARVEY, ,
12 NOrtli Main St.. South Norwalk.
A FULL LINE 0]" SEWERS! -
Builders Hardware, F , M. pm
PAINTS, m1-
. . SEWER PIPE
Olls Varmshes. an
amp” Oil mink. General Sewer Contractor
-——-——- b‘htahb sails-asthmatic“
Wm E“ M “.3. tar-In mini
. annual-ls osmium-asst. a... ”“uh‘flfi
M3,?“ Its can.
our 1501110- ”for II!” mountain-rm Mmd'wltaoat
"- .u-yllhmge
car-lat art-atla- leoatathanatall at ushthnsmsotnwghmottha mu
N ha sultan-lint” tryhla
aura-satay my.
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