'1: Mondstruckoutmanfullyfor theshore
Aesllingforheip.
‘ itw-filnghthewouidmakealaading.
ad. lild not lmemyboadouly foranin
’ talk trip Campbell replied:
. III a him, which so
"an III. whirlpool.
-'Iltvhehoatwasacockla'elIll
Louisville Store.
is P,
dirmudhissuglussrhavshssaarustsd.
six. ms canons» In mus. u. uses an. we
which has rscmtlybssa repaired at
Hugh-ml. moo- a eu- Wholesale maumfim W'h'm
Dry Goods House the noose—JIM lass
Will Nearly leash humane—lauded
Bodies Morena.
. unnsvlua, dept. ldwflamhsrgsr, Bloom
l Co’s wholesale dry goods and nation
house. onenfthethree largest in this city,
hasbevncompletely dostmyed by fire. The
lomwlllalrsadyreachisarlytlallloill and
theiflisstillraging.
8i! lime. Reported Killed,
Durlugthshottmtpartotthecouilagratin
a wall fell and a thrill of horror pusd
through the crowd, as It wasps-edimm
mouthicmouth that six firemen had hen
haughtby thewaliasitfell andme
the ebrk.
, othia; Could fltay the Flames.
The building frontson lain street, between
Sixth and Seventh. The alarm struck at
ll..10 o’clock, and in ten minutes flameswero
“Mouth-third“.
WI.» "a" W . err.
‘W ashore. Precisely at 3:”
,'alllpbellpulledavra wayfromthsland
em...
. ”WMWIIIIIW
W my Im’mwwtlnms
”stadiums! wantw
"alsrmlnifadoiilusti'eannwsrs puma.
the'burning building, but it was soon clear
Moothingeouldmveit, sadthelwscwcre
W obliquely for the Canadian
. funding uphe‘drewintheoara,
opt-I boataadusiagtheotheras
mmmthooawseofthehoat,
“ widths Cantilevsrandsmpai-
We” forming a cturenever
tawfila'tm whowpiitnemeditin
“7 manual-mamm-
Widths first rapidshedropped
.2. mheddowahitheboatand
MW upon the Louisville hoteLtwo
tdoom away That building was smoking,
{audit wasasharp half honrsilghtto make
its misty reasonably sure.
Servants Rescued from Upper Floors.
The guestsoi the Louisville aswellasof
Beelbach's hotel, at the corner of the block,
poured out. A number, mostly frightened
menu, were taken from the second and
thirdstoriesintherearbymeamoflsdden.
They joined at once the crowd of sighmers,
which gathered in half an hour to the num-
ber 10,011).
losses and Insurance.
The lire originated in hamburger, liloom
& Co.'s cellar, and Watchman McGrath, who
’ turned in the alarm, saw the whole cellar
“and Campbellwasoutof itstrug-
lb ’ water.
the Whirlpool He Went.
‘im‘ hewas seen to mtg-r the whirlpool,
flfiamsnsarenoughforthosedshorew
”Hiaw- alivo,bntnotcloseenongh
.. Mllelpcouldberendu'ed. Berehecaught
“anappsrourrmtandwasoarriodback. For
Wtimethewaterinthepool basheen
mlcwand a large quantityofdriftwood
narrating amund,and intothisCampbell
I. carried. ltwas adangemus place, for
I“ ofthe drift was heavy sticks, and he
floodlit great danger of being killed. For a
Mheconldbeseenstmggliug forlife.
Tb hm himself frun thedrift
'SOIe Ashore Again.
launched the shoreatthe upper end of
*poloutheCanada sideunaidedat3:.40
mundsreuflwddowntopullhlmout,
fibtherbeingamong those present. With
tb‘ of an apparmtly severe ner
voua‘rsiu, Campbell seemed none the worst
for his trip ondhewas abletowalktothr
footoftheinc' inc, some Iittledistanceaway.
'l'hedogwassetmtoclamber ontontht
Mashore, while aremnantcithe boat
couidheasen floating around the center of
thpoohbottomup.
" ' lie Will Never Do It Again.
dfihlndtbatwasjnstaslentered the
WI. I remember distinctly when l
"i " “'hen askedif hewouldre
“No, sir.
YoaeouldgivemeNewYorkstateandthen
pflealltbeothersmllipandlwouldnotgs
ipia. lamgoinghomenow."
"" ‘A Behool Teacher's Disappearance.
, Brown, Sept. III—III. Virginia Wag
; tdhavegonelmme inPatsrson,N. J.,
thhescheolvacatiou. Thissnpposi
titli'IBibiIielayin makingherdisappear
mmwwpareufs htermsdsin»
Iflbprivatelyandrefraiaedfromnotify-
,‘Miaa
was aglow when he discovered it. An explo-
ion occurred soon after, and a fireman just
arrived was knocked over by it, but not
hurt. A conservative estimate of the lam on
stock is $750,011). The insurance is heavy
and will about cover the loss The building
was adouble six story, owned by the firm
and valued at 375,01»
Ian-[led Bodies Recovered.
The Ilre is slowly eating both ways and
may reach Seventh street on the west, do
straying the following smaller places:
W. C. Case & (30., wholesale shoes; Louis
Granman: & (10., wholemle shoes, and prob»
ably Finn’s saloon. 0n the east 1. Bretziel-
der dzlks, wholesle hate, is burned out,
and alsodtaerb saloon Two of the Iiremea
killaduefitaeklighter and Mouohan. Capt.
no. Bank also supposed to be one of the
mipthemiaa
Four firemen were certainly caught by
falling walls and killed, and two more are
reported under the debris. They were work-
ing close up in the rear when the walls
fell,’and they were crushed hemath. Four
have been taken out dreadfully mangled.
WAR CLOUD.
'l‘lae Russian Bear’s Ambition Threatens
- the Peace of Europe.
Batman. Sept. III-Frat Raine, lately
consul general at Berlin, has just arrived
from Bum». in speaking of affairs In Europe
Mr. Bataan“ that he does not think a war
imminent, but believesthnt thesmallcst spark
may stony moment cause a disastrous con—
Ilagratiun. The Conservatives of France and
Germany do not dmire war, he says,but
Russia's ambition and panolavistic agitation
may leadtcitat any moment. Mr. Raine
entertains the opinion that fiance and Gen
may shouldbefriends imteod of enemies,
as be maiden Russia and the semi-barbarian
elements under the sceptreof the czar the
W antagonist of both. With the
Russian war means the ascendancy of auto
cratic fleas, the death knell of republicanism
and comtitutional government. The think-
ingmenofl-‘rauce are not blind totheob
jectsof Russia, and show but little inclina—
titmtoeucourage thecryoi revengeagainst
Germany, rather believing that sooner 0!
later something may turn up to establish
an entente cordiale between Germany and
France.
Mr. Raine fears that the immense war
tionsof all Europe, and the tremen-
dous cost of armament and communal; taxa-
tion,mayleadtoexhaustitm and an appeal
to arms, precipitating waragainst thewishes
of all true friends of progress and civiliaar
tion.
Charge Against a Soldiers' Home.
lanterns, Cola, Sept. iii—The Grand
Army committee appointed to investigate
charges against the t of the
branch National Soldier’s Home at Santa
Ionics have reported,and the report Illt
adopted, that the meat furnishedths
vatsranshnotnpto the medications; that
paper delicacies are not furnished invalida:
that' civilian are employed where inmatst
middoaawell; that theciviliansaI-ebettel
than" 'thb valuing Wilt
'and'eeuunury'asu
measure -mler out! thi
WWbrespufiflefIa-dihoon-
ditfiluof affairs. Chargeswill be madete
the National boardof directorsagainsttht
Mal-referredto.
THF
fsn-Io- 0anan. at Janene-rs;
Jim, N. Y., Sept. iii—The 250th
anniver-ry of thelanding of the Bwsdssin
Amsricah. jut been celebrated in good
styleinthhcity. Ianufacmrieswereciomd,
evsryateamboat bumghta'
daywasgiven up to the cats Cou-
amongthdecorations were many
h'gsSwedthlsgswith theirblne, orange,
red and white. Addie-so were made by
WWJmlayorPfleaot
Jam-town; C. A. Sherlln, editor of The
Wartityallmandfleaatordllenmear-
moouaty. Adda-moioitimmitadto
II-htheeslehratiouasucceu.
(tn-rial Oattoniooa theatre“.
lilw You, Sept. id—l-ac Orson, it
Momandaamwhoiivedat
imAttovnsyMwastakandckinths-r
r3 WilliamleAvoy,m Ludlow shunt.
troublsumlsrtheeachslawlichad
Games, the W. uni John Hogan
earrlstiths“ no out a the plans and
him oaamomwhrehsdhdhfl
hair. managers-an
Arrangsmlnta have been madsiwafight
hatweeanm flmithaall lilavia, "10AM
,for 03.01). itmith will also
her with Jackson, the negro pogilitt, tea
rounds, for all]:
Charles Rhsinhoth. a member of fieldl‘s
orchestra, shot and killed hinIIIelf at Bath
Beach.
Charles Freito, it!) years old, an engineer
employed In llnppsrtls brewery, New York,
waskilled by beingeaught In the machinery
in the Ioehousc.
Edward F. Miller, 50 years old, a gusstat
the Manhattan hotel, New York, fell down I”
a Ilight of stairs and was instantly killed.
Willard Jones, a druggiat, of Clayton,
Ind, has fatally atablrod Pastor Smith, of
the Baptist church. The clergyman had
publicly reprimanded the Wot the
town for selling liquor.
A committee of manufacturers at Pitta-
burg has rccmnmendcd the wacetsion of the
Encrcent. increase demanded bythewsst-
WWII» .an
i"!
brim: slow no annual
Their Portraits Will be Unveiled at the
United mates Military Academy.
Wasnnco'ros, Sept Iii—The portraits of
Gem Grant, Bhormanand Sheridan, which
were painted by direction of lir. George W.
Childs for the United States Military acad-
emy, will be formally transferred tothat
invitation Oct. 3. Gen. Horace Porter will
represent Mr. Childs on the occasion, and
will deliver an appropriate address in pre-
senting the portraits. Col. John M. Wilson,
superintendent of the academy, will receive
them. Corps of cadets will parade and take
part in the ceremonies, which will be held in
Grant hall duringtho afttlmoon. It is ex-
pected that the secretary of war, (lens. Soho
field, Howard, Kelton and others prominent
in military and civil circles, will be present
at the presentation ceremonies.
These portraits were to have been pre-
sentedlastJune, but the presentation was
postponed upon the request of [it hoard of
visitors to the academy. Gen. Wallace,
who was president, was selected to make the
prwentution address, but that gentleman, on
account of pressing engagements, was com-
pelled to decline. Therenpon Mr. ('hilthl
selected Gen. Horace Porter. whose MI—
tion with Gen. Grant and whose pemmul
knowledge of Sherman and Sheridan make
the selection very proper and tilting.
I’; It!
usl‘ hlifl'i
Testing the Chicago.
NEWPORT, It. 1., Sept. iii—The United
State; cruiser Chicago, which has been here
for a month waiting for the board and for
favorable weather for her trials, had her
first trial Saturday over the measured Inilo.
Commodore Walker and other members of
the board were on board. like was tested
first at forty—six revolutions and made a
speed of eleven knots; than sixty revolutions,
making fourteen knots Then she blew out
a stop cock' III the engine room, and in conse-
quence her fastest speed was not tested. The
accident was repaired in a few hours. Her
fastest speed will bescI enty dive revolutions,
and she is expected to make seventeen knots.
The weather conditions were favorable.
Capt. Robertson and members of the board
are satisfied with the room-QT The Chicago
will make her final trials ‘1 Monday, and
sail on Tuesday if possible.
Mormons Wrecked.
Lvscnmnu Va, Sept. 16 —-A Mormon
emigrant train on the Norfolk and Western
railroad was wrecked about four miles be
low this city. The much was caused by a
small bridge giving way after the engine
and baggage car had [mined over it. The
water in the creek was very high, caused by
the heaviest rain almost ever known in this
section. The emigrants numbermi 160. Two
cars plunged into the creek, an. strange to
my no one wm killed and but fifteen or
twenty were hurt, none seriously. The first
car that went down turned cmnpletely over
and is a total wreck,and the setxmd m
struck (mono end and stood almost W
dicularly. All the passage“ were badly
shaken up, but none were seriously crippled.
There were nine Mormon elders' In the party
Not Ready for Burial Yet.
Bcnam, Sept. iii—Mrs. William Die-
mem, of Wilson, in Niagara county, appar-
ently died Thursday night of a low fever.
Thebody was prepared for the grave, and
the next morning her relativa gathered
about her bed and discussed the advisability ”1
ofsendIng Ionotifyherfriendsoi
her-death. lathe midst of theirtalkthesop
posedcorpsearoseandsaidshewonld acts:
manager. Her relativesranfromtheroom,
but returning, found her not only alive, but
hIafairwaytocomplcteroc-overy. Sheer-
plained that, though in a trance, she had
fromthe Ilrstrealised allthat badgoneon
aroundher.
Three Weeks Gone and No Crossi- Jury.
Cnicaoo, Sept. th,—The third week of the
Crouintrial hascometoanend. Judgelic-
Cotnpel lannouncesthat
H been WM.
m All ”Em mm?" "m
ex ea Coir
the real estate dealer W m
Culver is a probable juror Pearson will
doubtle- bc excused by the state. Thus in
thsstate has used twenty-four andthedo
tense fifty-two of then psrunyrary chal-
lenges. '
larder" lleleowa Peril-lied.
Bocnasrn. N. Y., Sept. iii—A Senses
Palhdkptchsaysthat Editor Btowell, of
The has received from Germ
Hillawmmntatiouufthesmtenee of John
IcKeowmwhowasseatencedinlmto ten
yearsin Auburn prion for manslaughter
hringcansedthedeath of lira. lowland.
IcKeownhasservsd fmymmtmnmntts
andtwenty-two days. 'l'hecotmnutationwat
recsivedthrougbtheedta’hofa number oi
prominent citizens of Seneca Falls. Io
Ksownhasboanrdaased.
lihml'lrefacblugo.
Calcaao. dept. ill—4 sparkfroraau else
triclightsst mmwmemi
hoothinthoexpodtionbuilding,“ baton
the damn was subdued dauIaga to the
IIIIIIIIII’IIIIIIIII
Wm“ g
Li’s
W MI ”I; Imilh.
mummified-unable trims.
mama-shy last. Give ssatrisl.
R. F. A8KE‘W...uu
SUPERIOR
TIIE PIIREST IIII BEST
lsmadsoulyofstrlctl purcgra cram
oftartar. strletl pu’re bicarbmato of
soda,ancl sum lportion of floor In a
preservative. nothin else whale tor. and
l entirey free from slnm.
ammonia. phosphates. lime. and all lb.-
adulterauts frequently found in balling
where. The character of materials
used, their purity, and the nicely of their
combination. render CleI elsml‘ a su Ierioy
baking powder the most healthful aI
economch in use. and it always aifnrds
wholesome. nutritionr, and d. Iicious food.
It is recommended for purity. healthful-
Ieen and efficiency by (Iovemment and
State chemists, I'lIIIIIIisbI '1' Board: of
Health. and poisonous In institutions of
WWW-IN newwi’m’i'
Isns, Mug, h. i
(J. “mill
L.“
o. enema
pgfé‘éi‘iWS‘éa.
A “(m DnlClOUll PmafiE. TRY l'i‘.
m viilnmrue my tits. mum rates
lt is the Human nnmr Luv. irked from
t‘; a best plantations and narsntcm Ilfllillitti y
,mr 'lfitl free from all lull- itnrstions or coloring
I: nor ’lhe pm- ksgrs are hermetical'y ac.) d
and warranted full weight. It Is menu. .-III
omir-sl In use than the lowergradoa
Oriental In women m co, L't’d.
[feud (Iflifl, 38 Buffing Slip, New Yuk.
For sale by the best (thaws.
I". II. III “'TIIN & 90..
ll. II’HIIIIMEIII EU,
CII AS. ll. mums,
South Norwslll, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. Farris. Hos" “lover, David Plan,
8. It. Stanley. lira llenry Seymour
and Others.
Below will he fcnnn a sample 0' the multitude of
lettrrs of encouragement Franklin llowes & son of
156 Broadway. New York. daily receive. The sub-
)otned unsolicited testimonials r III from your friends
l-l‘()M ER B. HOYT,
)elcbrated Aqua Crystal
Ital! lllllll.
selected
Diamonds and Fine Jewelry always on hand.
Formosa. Oolong
BlIIIIII TEII!
tm line intact. loo delicate; they all to get there
with Ihe combined sweetness and strength as do
yonrrhamble Ionsnts. So if you are dIsIatIrlsd try
our ea ;
«some m 9! '0”
sessions? ron Till
I. attains all ill Gillan.
Il’hsyneveaemnuv ,
WNW
Willis-2......
In my repair dcpsruneut l have every facility for
Melan-
Almond well
lib;
Ll'r fl LII
Ill-Iv
stock of EIlverwsIv
HAVE YOU TRIED OUR
03*.-
M"...—
II any ofour ueishhors. no don have use Tea.
————-—400————
lie I'- ns an old 'I‘ea Buyer.
llcsaid: "ltisagood'l'ea. One poundls
worth
two punish of such tea as l have been ”buying, and
the priceoi them both Is the same."
‘ldon'twishtodatter, but it is as
riod’T'aaalhave been used to paying 70 cents
or.’
Another Mid:
Price: 50c lb.
Bible I linmsluci
and neighbors ladicsscd IIIleIIIen you know and
heir honor an straightforwardnasa. and
who would scorn to has party Ioany
What has been done for others can be I one for you
and it is folly to longer suder when the mcuuao
recovery lies at your very door,
con 0. It. reams says: I in 1875 l was
taken sick with Dyspepsia and Janndice of the '1 Is:
description. redeem: my wciabt about sixty pounds
l anti-red sboutooe esranda half. IvcrthIag
was done that medical akill could susgeei. Finally
‘cssemy '
others gave Inc Ihe benefits of ooubts. Then i w'as
finally to lake ilowcs‘ Blood l’urlllcr
After, taklng two or three bolt es l was comely
cured and have brat-u a well man for over six years.‘
DIES. HENRY SEYMOUR. said to have had
acancerrctnoved by.Dr Cummings, of New York
city. Wasvel "nylon-reported“ III todiesny do;
not able to waI alone sore would hesi. e
Discoverycorrdher sevenyeatsagosndhasbecn a
well woman s
8. Ii STANLEY. nearly ti ly years old, and
was sulerisfiosev severely from a coach. The
dociorssald Md an “our on his lung," and
could not live. Having heard of the wonderful
euros dose by "l'he amt Blood Punter” 1 not
for it at once and took it faithfully. My cough die
pod am now enjoying health
Testimony ofallenIIIrlIable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
bliss Celia Starr, (now Mrs. Charles
Bennett). Grant 8t., Norwall, Goon.
llad Kidney trouble. Dyspepsia, impaired circa
Iatiou of eIght ears standing; was so nervous that
sheeould nelt sleep nor cat. Paid out over
night handled dollsntodcctors. and was setbac-
Iued cents worth health mined as much by
the medieinesas by the disease for whle
th-ywereuken. Shoes “i did not aspen to
bvelaItashorttlnIe. rllowes mentions
a friend. I nick his medicine and have not had
a doctor since. lwas not able to walk without help
—am now able and dowalk all about town several
illnesses. lsmauewpersou. andl would not
bebwkw ml was for thousands of dollars. I
dissident Ihe best medicine ever added to the
public. In. twwekmfltow York. told me he
wouldnothavehelievedleunldhavebcen cured it
:‘hfidnotseeu'ttdouebym hankllu” liowes led»
seovsry
Boldby A. ll. 110‘le SON, Norwalkm
WWeh-ve agentseveryaherc.
REQUIRES
Ill scouts.
Double
uranium «It.
a‘LLIeou ones.
leS'I'OWN. (KIRK.
augltl iy
CANDIES
“all“. Milla-
BAKERY
oomoonaacaanvroramstnu assert
unilateral-eats «fly.
HrsJohnEolland
unnaa's amen.
ISMa
ifs-ti
U. em:
I". to II...
0f mm ole goals. to be found at
Bottled Mineral Waters.
and ixcc‘ sior on draught.
Imported Clears.
fifteen diurnal-brands.
[Domestic Cigars.
Forty diIlerent brands.
found In the town.
Fancy Soaps
in endless variety.
Fancy Box Stationery, inks and Pens.
Fine Cmfectioocry at was: finen-
Our stock of Patent I clues complete.
you better than yes Ian
“excel-av- me- WI “=89me
HALE IRE DRIIIIIIIS'I'.
HALE’S LIST
The Popular Corner Drug Store.
The most complete assortment of Perfumes to he
Buflalo “this. Carlsbad, Vicb, Bathorn, Con—
.Nsuoiithic. Cl .Bellser. Apolli-
nuts, Pet allu- yadl. W erry LIIhia. by the
uncle bottle or use. Also Suawgs Vichy, Geyser
Imllmscrip '0 . ufipecialn 3,13 0"?” mm
fififi... ww'd'é’.“ “Inst ‘3 elnil'lteep the
lhsltentlve and obliglns clerks will serve
beet-sweats!
C
III. Cami cleanly Butter.
Irrnumsvmrnla.
DANIEL L’lltllilllllllElI.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLUBIST.
qun eraser, scorn soawsnx
A. it. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Mrs. W. Fawcetl’s,
”catwalk.
MILCIIIEIIVW
‘l‘oaskamferfsllmoh. Wists-old
Regardless of Cost.
Thread-yam. enamencingnsptsiabsrtth.ws
willed
Ladies’ Black flailors at 20s.
3 'l‘urbans, 25c. and 500.
Givousaesll. Nolrouhlatoshowgoodut
No. it Water Street,
Conn.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
fine Watch Repairing a W.
as Washington It" heath Iorwall.
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
"*PA'INTO'
UilslngLnIshI-zs.
Berry Bros Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
WunJesuhlnaoat.
W. 0.:UINTARD
.0310 HALL moon.
'1'0
,IIIIIIBI‘. I HIRIIIIIS
_'o._._.
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,I
FRUITS, (£30.,
No 8 Main Street.
Tia lune! Mariel.
——-—’IIII HIST—-
MEATS
BIRVID IN T“ 3131" IANNXR.
want the choicest. KRATS. obtained rt
of trouble or cost, you will Ind them at In)
as well as
Palm If all Kinds
IN ITS SEASON
F. HAYE s.
DIBFLI‘B BIDCK. SOUTH NORIALI
WISHINII'I‘IIR IIIIII
one Quoting—The Best.
If
sect, ”hi. Lamb, sum mean and hath.
shoulder-2 manages. W”
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
53 Washington Street.
IIIIIIIII I Hus II
28 lain St; 80. Norwslk.
IIIIIIIS FISII IIISIIII‘S,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, in:
Of All Kinds in Their Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ll. me. nil asaosm.
Have You lleard it i
Hie” anywm the City;
RIIIIIIILI “LIIBI'I'IIRI‘:
“handling“
lanthanum
“Minimise—Maud!”
Nolan Public. Ache-Imam
to Destination.
a W-Iingtm st. mm doorto rum
Jacob M. Layton,
General lnsnrsncelgeney
I
mm sun nu ma
, mow”
Railroad Tickets. muscled
South lorwalk. Conn.
Delirium Saturday morning.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Whole-II all Retail.
IIIIIIIII, LIIIIIII, Baillie:
Prom Grams Isms every morning.
Pure Tomatoe (Bataan.
Imported Sardines.
Aaythluegwaltlathsnrhtllaoyoacaum
HUNT & ZELUFF’SI.
INSURE III THE
LIFE INSURANCE 00.,
HARTFORD CONN.
to towns
“pal?" math“ lions-m
law”
mamas-II.
Connecticut General
'l'heifMatlflllfu’larh II“ of Wit.
“ms...
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
DOLE AGENT!)
Please the we
IIIHHHIII ‘7'
with the printing at
anything that is need;-
ed ,in the oflice, store,
factory or anywhere
D
else, but we (Endeavor
also that the
Iliilifll
‘ LHHI'IR...
o
'1 IBIH uni .IIIIII.
Plumbing,
steam, and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AND '1‘ l NWAR E.
lsthllotu given for
Steam and llot Air Heating.
“BIC BALI. BLOCK.
Wall Papers
A FIRE LINE OF
IIIIII III 25 SIS. IIIIIIIIIII IIflII.
Painting, Paper Hang-
ing. calcinining and
Decorating.
DECK ER'S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
*IIBBICE
JIIHHHIII
may be in conformity
with first-class work}
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