"(It
w some to llavo Used
m m u run-l tho Ilea-
C the “Idler at Fortune Who
mn. lopahllo'a My.
Input—ammo mam.
”the election at till Republican!
1' Oppdtiou numbers. In 11'!
nipple-notary ballots will he
. Thaaawchamherwillprobably
”Moulmmaudwl members
”W Tho‘l‘empuayathattho
d the new chamber will he
is mine as that of the old one.
,Unyaawmwl areraturnad,howovar,and
a froth elaamthaddsd to garllaulaatary
M The republic oughttouwl itrvietory
intone polltical actual a consistency
' lacking. Thetharte-ays that
- h willbellomoh changelnthohalanca
ththochambaraawouldhavoany
Mmuponthefutuuot thoro-
Tha audits of the alactkma pro
afarerabloimpramlcuoathafloural
tuna-lug“: Vote in Paris. ’
l The Boulanglst voteinl’arlrwaslm
, ,wMMOlaatJauuary. ThaTampr
;” MI that voting lapel-s forBoulaugeraud
’ Watwurelmruod’l’hematterwlllhoro—
.mdtointhechamber. Countingthepapen
allmd to have been destroyed, the Rolling-
“ :Hlpolledmfilllvotea ln meantime
sum. W226.” for their We.
shattheltapublicanvotashowaauinu-eaaed
VWMeompandwiththatof January.
3 arm Boulaagorbelteeogaiaed?
l Thtmlaiagcommittee sits on Thursday
todachlo whether Boulauger shall be de-
ckrtlIalectodfor Montulartre orareballot
m amen. 11s MID.
, 'Elulul'a’rywasdcfeatedbyaclms
“ Iva Hishrother,Alhwt, waselectedinan
;‘ “lot. I. Clovia-Huguu hl do
I. Blowlta, of The London Times, says the
,chmher will aunul theelectiou of Boulanger
fby a sweeping majority.
!
l”
Elected, but Counted Out.
M that his election by a good majority was
athoouceded by the government‘s rep»-
Wt there was considerable
In ' the announcement to one
d Meat, gives color to charges that are
binnedymade to theeffect that the hal-
ghtawm'e manipulated by the government’s
“to. 'l'hegerlenlreault of the elections
MMtherewasnoneed for thegovern—
,mttoreaort tomch deeperatemeasuree as
are alleged, for did not develop
«laugh atralgth throughout the country to
’ y mdanger the continued existence of
itho [rant government
I Alleged Suspicious Circumstances.
' Tho-e who believe fraud was committed,
howaver, point out that at the time the voter
" fwlontmartrewerecountedthcretm'ns
hadnothem receivedfrom the provincesin
l-Mmlt numbers to show how matters were
going. The government was alarmed at the
Mth shown by Boolangcrinthis particu-
u' Wt, and fearing that it indicated the
causal feeling of the country, they deter-
» to at least deprive the Boulangists of
‘H puma] leadership of their idol. It is
‘m noting that those who make this scri-
( charge include not only Boulangists, but
at all shades of political opinion
‘I ’1 \A ball Majority for the Government.
, til-ml: of the electionisconsidcredas
—' 7“ ,nfifactory for the government asthmwas
f reason to hope for. Four members of
ministry are reelected—a substantial up-
of the government’s general policy.
aw ballotsare required in morethan one
‘third of the districts, and the quublicans
aspect to win in a majority of these. From
plant indications the government will come
font finally with a small but safe majority.
E Roosevelt Is Not a Candidate.
; Wanner-ox, Sept. 24. — Civil Service
Commissioner Roosevelt has returned from
his vacation, which he spent in ldaho bear
madden-hunting. Hesaid in regard tothe
’nawrpapu- talk about hia being a candidate
fwtheamatefromNorthDakotathatthere
gw-mrthingmihandthoflrstheheardofit
iwnwhsnhecame east. “1 may bewhatin
New York is called a ‘summer candidate,”
hemid. “A ‘summer candidate‘ iaone who
‘bruninthenewspapersand isalways elect-
led by his friends, but when the real election
,eornaa on in the fall heisneverheardof. No,
In not a candidate.”
i
z».
.1?
' '~ { no Fatally Stabbed m. Slater.
‘ i le Bassoon, Kala, Sept. iii—While
Frank Bollywoodmged 10 years, wasplay~
r' ‘ ,hgwithan oldclockinthereeidenceof his
,‘VlMIll'inthlacity, Ilia “Mikkel”!!!
-g .. Frank stabbed hissiaterintheright
-. ‘withthejaggad of an old hllfe,
airing the femoral artery. The girlwill
‘ledia The boywaaarreated. While
\. conveyedto the station househotriod
M... hank away from the oillcers with the
home intentionofdrowning himselfinthe
bay.
é tlleaal’alla Democrats.
1 Grass Fan's, n.1, Sept. 21—me
manuatyllanocraticcouvenflouwasheldat
WM Thafollowingnamsdgeutle-
werechoaen as d has to the state
, amnion: Henry G , Jeremiah T.
. andGJLAldl-ich. 'l'hefollowingwere
;Wuthlegatea to the senatorial coir
cm:
fl John H. Cunningham. Henry Grim;
7"“dmdehairmauoftheemntycmn-
' 'mitha __.._..._._____._
. ‘ Probable Harder at Elmira.
jltmN.Y., Sept. M—A young man
' and Harwell Snub, of lteading,Pa..
'whowuarroatadhu'eonFridayhatehargad
wlfi inhalation,“ in jail. Physicians
hndacidedthtfitraubdiadfromanorm»
unfamiliar-as mead it is now
' hdirudthattha young man wu drugged
. all rubbed. The m a Investigating
case.
la‘llivaa Wt. aa ladle-u.
. homu,&pt8t—Alargaaowdgath-
w“ tail-“Wt avala- “are.”
1* now-away alpa-
“exhibition Thadoorawuenot
”.msolllvaadidaatanam
‘ whohadmaagodthaalalr,.eeald
Bunk-b ahnea Thaw.
mm
l
a
c
is
i .
liiiiei ll
E
mnottakentoremovathooccupanlaoithe
houses in the dangerous locality.
A DESTRUCTIVE CLOUDBURST.
Jacksonville. Fla., Deluged and Dal-It'd
by Water.
Jacasosvrnu, Fla, Sept. fi—A cloud-
burst caused great damaged in this city dur-
ingtheafternoon lthasbeenralninghard
all day, and about 5o'clock a small black
cloud was seen blowing rapidly toward the
city from thowuthweat. The wind increased
to almost a hurricane, and when directly
overthe city the cloudhnrst and a pufaet
deluge of water descended, its volume being
greatest in the territory bounded by Now-
mau, Forsythe and Laura streets and the St.
John's river. ln ices than ten minutes the
streets in this locality were flooded with
water, the sewers being wholly inadequate
to the task of carrying it off. Theatreat
pavemnt was mostly of circular cypr-
blooha, and than blocks were washed out,
audinsome inflancm carried nearlytothe
river. Bay street, from Pine to Market, is a
mo! dislodged paving blocks and him-
puable. Many stores ware flooded, and un-
paved streets have been gullled out in many
places so as to be temporarily melon. The
damage will reach several thousand dollara
Thesignal service sergeanthere reportstha
rainfall the greatest on record here fora
like duration of time. Men will besetto
work repaving the streets at once.
Roche-nor People Swindled.
Rocnnsrlm, N. Y., Sept. flat—A man call-
ing himself Dr. Henry Hart and claiming to
be engaged by llollevue hospital, of New
York, to travel about the country to perform
difficult operations upon patients too ill to
beremoved to the hospital, came to Rocha-
terin June, and since his arrival, it seems.
he has been busily engaged in defrauding
Rochester tailors and other luminous men.
Two weeks ago he ordered a coat to he made
by Wichlnan, Kellusch & Co. for $50. lie
wanted to pay for it in advance and succeed-
ed in passing a check for tool, which, it now
turns out, is worthlcm, and receiving 8.514 in
return. It is said also that the “Doctor" in-
duced a Mr. Nash, 01.32 Market street. to in-
doysc a check for 33X). 0n the lilth inst. Dr.
Hhrt left the city, saying that he was goillg
to Richmond, \'n., “to perform an opera—
tion." Altogether be probably got away
with 81,030 of other people's money. It is
said that a reward of We'll! be oifered
for his arrest.
Brookly:-St. Louis Fight Settled.
Cmcnman. Sept. :34.—-'i‘lle directors of the
American Baseball mciafion have decided
that the first of the two disputed games be-
tween the St. Louis and Brooklyn clubs be
given to St. Louis byascoreof4to2,and
awarded the second game, at which the St.
Louis club failed to appear, to the Brooklyn
club, bya score of 0 to 0. The line of 81,500
against the St. Louis club for failing to play
this game must stand. The directorsalso
censure the players of both clubs for their
conduct in endeavoriug to delay the first
game and also recommend the dismissal of
Umpire Goldsmith for incompetency. The
report of the directors was afterward ratified
by the amociation meeting.
Deer Park Dollga.
Dunn Paar, Md, Sept. 24.-—lt is rumored
that President Harrison is considering Mr.
A. B. Campbell, of Kansas, for pension com-
misaioner. Private Secretary Ballard said
that the appointment might hang over until
the president went back to the capital. Gen.
Nathan 8. (lot! was expected to accompany
the president’s party on the West Virginh
trip. Hetelegraphed at alatehdnrthathe
could not go. Hr. and Mn. Robert McKee
and childron have left for Indlanapolia
Hopkins Show: No Remorse.
‘ Panoramas, Pa. Sept. M—The physi—
cians who are attending Seely Hoplm, who
allot himself, after having murdered his wife
and motheniu-law, will not yet expre- an
opinion as to the final result of his injuries.
His left side is paralysed, «used by clots of
blood on the brain. He shows no return
for his rash act.
A Teller lhort “.250.
Drawn, Sept. Ste-A thmougli investiga-
tiouofthebooks of Jannal’. Williamthe
absconding receiving teller of the First Na—
tional hank, shows that hoisshort 84,256. The
baukhfully protected by an insurance in
the American Surety company, who will
make an slfort to noun his arrut.
Brice oa Pitt-burg (lac.
Flew Yomfiopt. iii—Calvin anneal-yr
thattheroported shortage“ naturalguil
Pimburg and elnrwl-ahmlartfldalma
TheaaturalmpplyhincreafigJutlnoflh
taobtaln better plea from cmtomentho
orwholl Ihut'
mm“ ' “r
Dropped Dead on m Ava-u.
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we. can-MI 3." 5m
uncouple—
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lo:- 0 a o a o H
ML'JJLZIIIZIITi . . 3-. . l o a. m m “Ill IISI
mzmwmmm “wwwm’mmm
' . “In" dummy" We!
Mae-Ila mandamu-
I a-vr Mmuflmabwbatevmaad
and vomited coil y baa {mo alum.
m ”madam humid all the
adulimata {mu-ally found in tail
'“’:«'Lihclr£tyaadtk£u «on:
. t: mliuathonml‘rflaveland’r’anm‘or
m, baking dorillemoathralthfola m
Atlases-Citr-
...0.I00010
Buffalo. ............ 3001!.00
Batteries: Fitzgerald and Burke. (
[lean-y.
At'l'uledo-—
Toledo ................ l t 2 ll 1 0 0 1
Toronto .............. O l 0 o 0 l l l
Gila“ Wand Sage. Victnyaad I:
lire.
AI Detroit—-
Detmlt ................ 2 0 7 0 4
Million. ............... l I 0 O G
Batteril-a: Zn" and Welsh. ”diam
low. (killed on account of darkest.
At New liavea‘
New Haven ............ 0 o a
Hartford... . ....... o o 0
Batteriew—vuilllard and Pitt, Wen
Derby.
Belford. Clarke 8 Co. A
lishing house of Belford, Clarke t. C0,,which .
has . urge 9“”th m m III-lithe: A if" 351' DELHI?!“ WK'JLZ ' TILT IT.
in New York and Ban Franck», has failed Yr: mmmuym. trauma: are:
1'” “I“ are estimated 3‘ MM ”In.” 1'? M the “mom r:: we lur. V4.1 lawn
to “0.”. .nd 1h Iiahflltiea .g h.“ m, , Ir.- twat phnm'mna .rm’. , unzip“. 1?. a _I:' ,
or»; .n n {mm all a‘mlx. my may to; n x,
000. Theheaviest creditorsarein hawYorh E, "f
and San Francisco. A receiver baboon up ,,{
pointed who will continue to publish Balm m
lord's Monthly, a magazinewhich the Ir-
hasasubecription list of our 25,1!!! The
ohal’iflllaaliahn[mluasionoflledford,£’la|'ho1
aCohplace of hudneu in thiscityoaaa
attachment for 82.5,!!!) ohtaimd Ivy G. 7.
Shepardasaasigneeoftheclaimolthel’irst
National bank of Chicago. The Brooklyn
branch has also been seized. Mrm’r'
‘l'lu mast-m 05ml.
Cameo. new 24.4!» man-mt p... PERFECTLY PURE.
rl'
.. Jan—ta,” r . k 111me. II
i'nr or." “ . 29w iron! ”I'
I". ll. “WM! It To”
II. lllltlllmlllfl',
CHAS. ll. PEBBIS,
South liorwalh,
nys that the busines- wall atartadinlm. --
Tllehmalehad trouble in Mill-lid lull, but
carne out all right both timand wm ex.
tending its busing-la largely, until a fire to
been reducing its expenses. It did hm
larger on borrowed capital.
Salunoea, N. Y, Sept iii—The Kepobiiv
can state «Invention will alert hereto-arc.
”than" you In one
row. Godpahcut candida-ninth flakvmmlélh‘tww Wall
ticket includes the following: For , "who micro ”for a program “plan.
of state, John I. Gilbert, of Franklin county; :3 g, g, gm, WW
Charles Hansel, of New York; lor‘nmptrolv rm Mat
ler, John W. Vrooman, of Hakim, and COL on.
{MMMIH
John H. Beckwith, of l’lattsburgr, infirm
urer, Hon. Stephen T. Mot‘i’at, ot Pleasing,
‘ ' . ‘a . . ,
Ills demo to hit on the ticket, for alum ”9-H” It”! t I l I.
dually W to lab: flewn’ Illa-d Pam.
tetra; too or three barren I we:
genera 1. James L‘. Deunisonmf Fulton amty, '
now practising law in New York; James H. m:
Varnum, of New York; ex-Congm W“ W ”"1“ "l‘ '0' m ’l‘
John Van Voorhis, of WI; '0' m ‘ ”'9' an" ."”w’aflwmu
engineer, Verplaucl: Calvin, at Albany; forr m‘rgmg’m“ I” "d 5" York;
Knight, of Butl'alo; Cope, oi Minster, and
Landon, of Schenectady.
l
Delegates to Syracuse.
Banvu, N. Y., so". 3t-Nehoma'ah up I
burn and Joseph T. Ballot Maria, and
Angus L. Tompkirn, oi Leroy, have been
elected delegates to the state «invention by
the Democratsof Genesee county. Thattwo
membersof thedelegutioaarefromlatavb;
iaowingto the fact that thenwuaigfl
Maxwell, which was quelled 'm its lacipiioiry ‘
by a compromise that seat Mr. (Mum as
well as Mr. Maxwell‘s comm, Mr. Hall.
lento-5 Fatal lane Alain. ,
BELIAR, N. J., Sept. Mo'l’hera it now“.
‘lmat
mm»;
warm
loam
M. «4 Mg
1&4:th
A Talk With
1M5 somewhat crippled it, and ilk-into Col, Vania. m (than, David Platt.
ll. I Manley. In [teary Icy-oar
.4 “than.
you very
mars
W
”"1
ands
.M‘ .
in! prison on known; ”v «r
‘ 1‘!) mo (2 .n the innovate
, finial. 2: com Tea 60., 151'”.
h” been publishing for no“ time mm . “N4 "FF": 3,; finding ‘11,, m... 5.3,,
mmkkamaweof titular-tot
Wifmtkafiowrstm.‘
, ”tartan-arm 1h: lab
,Macdmwmmm extra-minced!
as" W
lulu whoa the-Inna
dour
Mlmadnuclaewmt
mymcmmmmomm air poo-la
. . Inbred Mm
although Ills frlenrhl say he has mom-thud .mdouerha “his? .
I
go L. in n .m-
.rr-
Cora.
half. h, (hill
I. I "AIL".
a“
Bad!
little doubt that William l'eatoal M '
suicide on Saturday evening. The only
nose asdgned for the deed billet-Islet!
condition of his love main Wanton: was to
have been married to Him Josie Ralf why“
Yemen’s most intimate friendly homer, ll!
thathehad been correspondingfor‘ the lat.
twoyeanwith a New Ywhgilrl. This“
waaengaged mtbhyommiMi
though not positively known g
“chino-aren't”! latter. . ,
Nrw You,” M—Tlo (IMM-
haareceived the f
at] of the establishment of mom
hierarchy in the United Staten 1
lie Commwmm ,
Younoerown. 0.,an M-A unatt—
waacauaedhtre hytha “01ml
mestomakacfiagattornry,¢harpdwith
fraudulently collecting pea-loo money by
irnpemnatiagachdamm
Warner's-Pliny“
thallium,” u-Hajm I'm-
ner,of manhunt“! in E
mid hecoald not give Mar":
tiveroplyaatowhtiorhwuflwfli
oflceoipeualonaommialoam .
raunc- Im an m
fiawroa, N. 1.,” u—bel M
I?" Baum It,” unm-
Doaoqhwmltr-l
“and"
the.
fle-urehalarpud "the.
‘h. Thiamwlhwflm .
m , Meat
knotty tm‘m The
could not raw-33:15:: rests!“
{lama ”numerator-ll; ”4:5:
our -
Tutiraaayofallemar table Cure
in Norwalh, Cecil.
i run cm- aun (now Ira. Clarita
on here against Superintendent of Insurance L W» Grant u: Mata. (baa.
”8&0!”me
m
urea-am iht
you!
awaow am.
W
m. was.
”I!
amen-l .
CANDIES
0"“. ”a.
‘ m
mmmmamaam
aura-u: Ina. five usual.
R. F. ADKEWme
lltl. Cull] neon Bllltl'.
JOHN I'll. SMITH,
. FLllHIST.
nous mm. noun! aouwua
At. 8. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
[in Watch lamina. a mm.
:4 Washington It" [oath larwalh.
A FULL LINE 0?
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vggnishes.
Berry Bros. Ilitl'tl Oil Finish.
Wire steel Tloor Mata,
Something new. hen lhiag oat
w.c.oumrano
“SIC 8A”. W
(3-0 “1'0
louflfilnlnl’s
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, «£30.,
>No B‘rhlillll Strogt.
onnpgnn
MEATS
SERVED IN Till 335T HANK“.
If on want the chem: IRATE. obtained re
careless of trouble or chef, you will and them at my
Hark". as well ll
Poultry of all Kinds
IN ITS SIASOR
F'. HAYE S.
DIiZRIJ'S CLOCK. ron'rn NORWAXI
WASHINGTON MARKET.
Ono Quallty,—'l‘he Best.
Gut lull: for Plllllralll
WET WAIT.
G. 8. NORTH.
coasters.
'l'llolloooll,
PRACTICAL
Shorthand. Tvpowriting and
Business Course,
in manila. COLLEGE
flame Building, lorwalil.
IkylaaoloaJa ia.loip.- “Blot
Iuaiu suntan-loudly. Necropsy a
lay. mm: It”.
Call. and .00 11-.
Ill-iii lulllll’s INSTITUTE.
Bullflmgfllaysnnul
Young Ladies and Children,
ll-nllnlfin 1m.
Applications for entering mm should he made
Mun Ihe leg of lace: i
For Circa an and any other interma'loo In regard
tolls: rcho l, planer-allay!!! otarldrral.
.fill. IN!» N. 7. BAIRD.
Hillside, - Norwalk. Conn.
MRS. MEAD’S
HOME SCHOOL
in Girls and lung Ladies.
IB-CPESS oo'r. 3d, ’99.
for dust-rs seam».
Mrs. M. E. "31¢
Illlill Blilllll Cflllflll
Unruly Phonon-plate fielder-y)
AND SCHOOL OF
Shlrllall all Tmnilin,
6! Minnie 8L. Slanlford, (It.
(’ lured for “who July huh)
”opens for Fundy Sept 4, "189.
angst-nagnmurz—ymma Typo-val:-
. , e. B- - ..- - .
filtrate, Business practice Telegraphy. Compo-
at
him.
etc.
The Pomp-l I"! memo-men me! Aug SJ. ale! Veal Lamb. anlzkrzi mu, Salt and nah.
ulna-er “our walnut-use tor cousins Corned am. one Tongue. llama.
or lmimion. Shoulders, BuoaBalogm. Prank.
Cashew-est frceoo agitation lclter to
Ills. . a. lgBlLL. Pris
HAVE YOU TRIED 0BR
Formosa. Oolong
lull—Ill!
—-—-——-ooo——-
forte. Its.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
orders Delivered Promptly.
CEABLESSMITH
53 Washington Street.
Bennett & Hus all
28 Main St., So. Norwalll.
Heats Fish fllSIfll‘l,
Fruits, Teletahlll, Poultry, ill
or All rm. in Their Sousa.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
laayofouraekhhoraaodoubt. have Inc Tea.
who i.lfact,wodetieaie;lhey tail to get there
dilutes-hind sweetne- and strength as do
”If! m Bettye-mainland”
an an.
———...———-
lle Was an old 'l‘en Buyer.
no on n ;
remnant-mam. manna
unmuavmrllla
Re nrdless of Cost.
BAMBI. L’llolililllilnll. n... f, ..,, m... m... ..,,..
m "Flullall" Stun Hlllfll‘.
MILLTEERV
hallu’ Black Sailors at 200.
Tll'hlll, 253. and We.
(lino-sun. louoahlalolhowroodul
Mrs. W. Fawceit’s,
lo. a Water Street.
"MW“. Conn.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
33.!- .80.!
801.2 463..“
Plumbing,
" Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet lron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AND TINWA It F2.
Estimataegtveu for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
IUSTCHALLBTDCI.
- Wall Papers
largest and Great assortment in the town of For-
walk. a lee Ilse oi
Gills ll 25 ill. lllllllfl Bull
Painting. Paper Hang-
ing. Calclminiug and
Decorating.
___._.._”._
DECKERS
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 North Main 81mm,
SOUTH NORWALK.
The Old and Reliable.
on FREIGHT Ln.
Nurwall llewinrk
0n and after July 15, 1.589, (until further notice)
g-TIIE PROPELLERS -
> .’ ..A-»
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily air, Sundays excepted, for
freight between New ork. Norwalk and South
Norwalh. Will leaval’icrm, foot of Beekmau street.
Row York, ung.evenlng, except t’alnldaye, at 5
o‘cloc aadon turdlyeatip.m.
tr.ceivedfrom7a.ul.lo5p.m_ _
Returning. Boats heave Booth Norwallr. daily. 7
g. in. Norwalk. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
p. In.
Freight taken from and received for all
pol-ta on the Danbury and lorwalk and
Shelia-g Ballroada at Greatly Bedhead
Batu.
Upon “on to agents the Cit of Nonalk
and will he sent for oi mm
anywhere in New Yorker-liar ty.
[y'all perms are forbid trusting anyot ill:
mm IN THE
Connecticut General
UfE msunmcl-z co,
mocha.
nos-maniacal a. at man:
”er-w... :nne
anew-w
ar-
fflcfl‘:"lti.g.fim Oupoun‘ um]. Enema”. we» 3.5.BUB‘I'KD. employeeaollhe boatlofthlatlnounm
amowggggwmm “I Have You Heard it ‘I “TM“
gnamwmm 3...: No, What is it ? lion sl'roslo lllanoln.
" “m“ & Zelufl'lieep the manner a sonwlla DIVISION.
Pfice: 50c lb. Niccst Market In the City. W’“ "m" '8‘"
8(JUTIL
a Nflflw LBBSTEBS Lv.Norwalk. Imam ”.33.?“ Mt
718a... LII. am.
lllllllfl & Bumsmnl .....m..,......a.
Flsh 0 slers ams m ::' “' 3.... m :2. .
Jacob M. Layton, '1..!.......l.. . :: mg: n“ .9:
HIM-Humane“. " lunar
CeuenllnsurancoAgency waging! Efflufiflm“ 13k: reon’rn.
m . I'll: an...“
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sun and Soft lists, Silk lieu.
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KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paldto
l‘lxlug, Cleaning and M
Silk llals. a. .
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General Sewer Contractor
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pimuthla city on the moat favorable“.
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call on him.
pr, M. PIER( 2E ..
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The Punulargm Ilrll Stilt; I
Bollled Mineral Walera.
Bnflalo Lilhia. Carlsbad, Vich , Fathers,
glues. . Nurolithic, Clyamle, Mme.
narieJ'e allot-yaduam
single bottle or are. also Saratoga VIM,
and lxcelsioron draught.
Imported Clears.
Fifteen diluent brands.
Domestic Cigars.
Forty diluent brands. , _
The most completeasaortmeut of Perfumes” ht
found in the town. 3'
Fancy Soaps
In endless variety.
Fancy Box Stationery. inks and Penn
meontectionrry u or prion.
Our-lochoil’ateat “plate.
The Prescription BusinessaSpechiiy 'V
Raving fled the reputation of
ileeel std-“rims.“ man to hep la lb
andwith attentive and obligiaa clerks will
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store Always Opo- l'llt 11:3. p, .-
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