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L
"romeo write new numb,
mmmmmm
hutch Daily was turned
audfinewhagedlu, ti and
New with the Daily family
must Itwpul to thaoook
”rte! the gu. lie unin-
' the throttle tight and on
, up home was filled with
Wand mother fell prim-
leer. arm by the heat and
whammy new out of the house
, but all alienate cave the
finale-were futile. The house
‘, ‘Wlnafew hours.
[rightlfilly Burned.
Ind blackened bodice of the
”mind a ulckeuiug eight.
M mommwmuummu
3.9:.sz ‘9‘ ‘9'
fiche-i... Thiitiimnom
, . , Wbodicecouiduot be iden
Mwflmamby aide. Tbegas
“Vary mung, the gal pipe run
Hum. neighboring oil well u:
more.
1" a...“ mad with Grief.
( heavenly but not fatally burned
bead and face, and is almond cramd
, - ———e—————
l‘hirmbln hpioainll nt Pueblo.
MW, Oct. iii—A vein of natural
’ Md struck by a party of men who were
“I awcll near this city. A terrific ex-
” followed, the gas being ignited from
clamp atti- mouth of the well. One man
, km and two other men and one
, m fatally turned.
i K'l 9
:9“ Mile“ PRlCED HORSES.
Ion-r: mace Worth of Blooded stock
t” at the Fairlawu Sale.
I'M Fairiaw'n Stud Sale.
,Ky. ., Oct. 12. —The closing out
, “of 9% “lawn stud was continued
him had were sold uptonoou
106,.“on sum. The best-
were: Almout Wilkes, b. a, 7, by Al-
dem byGeorgeWilkca, J. K_Wec,
Vt, 85,;1!” Beau ldcal, b. c.,
,by Aberdeen, dam by George
W. M. Gardner, Nashville, Tenn,
. dim-"lath Hedium, b. m., 7, by Happy
9 damby0..M.Clay,Jr, W.T.
Withdll, Imgtrm, $1,150; Charlotte Cor-
r.f ., 3, by Bayard, dam by Happy
‘ R. I“. Jones, Minneapolis, Minn,
um; Baunockburn, ch (9., yearling, by
“ Manama n ma; Jr., am A.
caller hampers, Tenn, $102.5; Noble
m in a, 5, by Happy Medium dam
Wino Maid, by Mambrino 1’ atchen,
>- to H. Gardner, Nashville, Tenn. for
, , dam sold to A. A. Kitzmiiler,
,, H.135“! 81, 650.
{olidwing hem brought the highest
' V i b.c., yearling, by Happy Me-
Elm, data by Alumnt, to T. i’. Perkins,
Wilkes, Ind. $1,“ “3; Tenamedium, b.
L, 3,by Happy Medium, dam by Almont,
mm 8: Eisworth, ll ashington, I’a.,
31,10»; nwaippoorwin b. 111., I by Abe-
dean, dam by Alexander 5 Edwin Forrest, to
Jillian. Clay, Kentucky, 81,700; Countess
o, b. f., 3,1'ull sister to Noble Me
Tom M. Gardner, Nashville, Tenn. .,
;llaud Thomas, blk. m, by \ oltuire,
by Aimout, toJ. I. Case, Racine, “is,
fill; Ramona,b. 1,3, by Nutwood dam
m DOA. H. Moore, Philadelphia
acme; Creil Medium, b. L, :i, by Happy Me
abundant by Bill Clayton, toll. C. Cook,
‘ ., 816m Wilhelm, til. m. 4, by
.. dam by Almont, to C. C. Cook,
$1,725; Scottish Bard. b. c., year—
by Aberdeen, dam by Bill Clayton, to
Baix,Chicago, 82,350; Selina Medium,
infii‘vby Happy Medium,dam by C. M.
Speedwell Farm, $1,;400 Mambriuo
laid, dint»! Robie Medium, eh. m., 14, to
“A. L Kintamiller, laxiugton, Ky., $1,650.
(-
bud
it” Your, Oct. l2.——lu the extraordinary
.mfl theoyer and terminor court, Judge
m prn'ding, Col. Robert G. Ingersoll
Themothmwaeoppoeed bythe
fidullwifln the trial at thistime,theappro
phony ammo He asked am
new mm the am. Monday
Bey Found Guilty.
If H
danto
Woman
MEW» the mother, ' «
....--aw¢ eighty-six head sold for $74,465,
ex-treaeurerof the Broadway Railroad
Weatheground that he was
9 M of sufficient funds topm-
for the current your having been
,whmhewould either move for
recommend a diunisnl. Judge
. hie ,
”or"
udge Robert Relay, one of the
judge; for this district. He
court here this week. His
Wound bya fall from an apple ,
which he was picking fruit. He fell Ottawa, Oct. Ida—The dispatch from
MW Ind. on”! thevick- lontreal stating that the order from the
“fibre” two ribeaud
Oct. ltd—No little aur—
W among the foreign
hadeudediu the convic-
oudncharguofmurder
Paw expected theta'l‘urkish
find him guilty.
Onu-Odflullnman,
‘Vbjn killcdl’cu‘iekfitnnottlut
wane, thiamumerywhowu reported
her-beau bummwaaedtoduathluflmm
MW. 8. In. Heron says allelic-M
W from a long lune-II; Elba my: the
would not do each a thing uncharged
him. lie in a kind man. of peat
Mb of character. He and the quota
have treated Dr. and Mus. Heron cordially
and paemmiy. They will do all inthair
W to yIrutect the mimionarlca The only
danger in from the ignorant and caper-titled.
natives.
In. Heron mye that Dr. llama has perv
anally treated about 30.0% lick Corneal.
who, with their families, are very grateful.
and Mn. Her In dim; not think violence will
bdone her hIIIIhaIul or lice-cell, whatever may
happentoothcn. She recites sever-urinal-
dntl allowing their friendly relatloue with
the royal family. in conclusion she says:
“But. in cloulng. let me my podtlvely that
Dr. Heronand lure not now preaching or
teaching Chrhuiaulty except by an example
which we cameaiiy pray may be worthy of
the uameof Christian The laws of the land
forbid“, and through the United Staten Inla-
hter about. a yonrago the American minion-
arler were absolutely forbidden to teach re
listen. But we long for the time when our
treaty Iball be reviaml and fromlom of religion
allowed. Until that time o are doing allin
{m to geir‘the :‘c‘ouiiilcnw and respect
people, th what. succes- you. may
from ray—W letter.“ ‘ ,, .9
Resolution of the W. '0. 'I'. ll.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct l2.—At the morning
aeadon of the Women: Christian Tamper
auee union Mrs. Oliver Holcomb, of Bucks,
wee elected vice president at large. Mrs. E.
It. Watson's amendment to the constitution
-9the insertion of a non-partisanship clause—-
was overwhelmingly defeated. The report
of the commute on resolutions declares in
favor of the sabbath observance law; against
the uncut cigarettes by minors; favors an
equal moral code for men and women; op
poses lewdnees in literature; recommends the
founding of homes for iuebriaies, and thank!
the pram generally for favorable mention of
the convention. The executive committee
was authorized to Helect the next place of
meeting. The convention clmed with an ad-
drn by Miss Frances Willard, president of
the N. W. C. T. U.
The Dales-tea “1" Visit the South.
Bunions, Oct. li—Waiker Blaine, of
the state department, writes to The Mann.
facturers' Record that the Pan-American
congress will visit the southern states later in
the season when the various and peculiar in—
dustries of those states can be seen to better
admntlge. It is the desire that the din-
tingniabed visitors shall be given an oppor-
tunity to see them all, and it. was therefore
namely to divide the tours and each section
be visited when its peculiar industries could
be seen to the best advantage.
l'au Americans at Albany.
ALBAM', Oct. l‘J,~—Thc delegates to the
American intematiuual cungreas arrived
here at 9:30 p. in. They new cordially re-
ceived by Mayor Mahcr and the freedom of
the city extended to them. At the capitol
they were received by tbejgovcmor, who. in
anexteudul speech, welcomed them to the
state and the capitol. The party escorted
by the governor then went on a tour of in-
spection through the capitol.
A Defunct Iron Company.
Bantam, N. J., Oct 12 ~Thc real ca-
tate and personal property of the defunct
West End Iron company, of Hunterdon
cquIty has been sold by Chester Van Syckle
m receiver. The debts of the company are
about gloom. while the meets are about
one—tenth of that amount. The property was
bought in by representativcs of the company
and the concern will be reorganizml.
John Sherman’s Ovation.
FIquAv, 0.. Oct. lit—Senator John Sher
man slipped quietly into the city at. noon to
attend to some real estate investments. His
friends discovered his presence, however,
and arm‘ngemcnts were at once set on foot
for an impromptu reception. The senator
was eemnaded at his hotel, and the plaudim
of fully 3.000 people brought him to the
balcony where he made a short speech.
Sherman Brother-5' Manager Dead.
BUFFALO, Oct. lit—Frank H. Tyler, the
late assistant manager of the Associated ele-
vators, operated by Sherman Brothers, who
has been suffering from typhoid pneumonia
since September 2%, died yesterday after-
noon. Mr. Tyler was 38 years old. It inex-
pected that his remains will be sent to hie
home in Bradford, Mom.
Died at “The Old Homestead "
New Your, Oct. 1‘2.——Job Lilly, a retired
merchant of Lowell, Mass, died of heart dis-
ease while witnessing the play "The Old
Homestead” at the Academy of Music. He
was visiting his son in this city and his wife
was with him when he died. He wasDSyeare
old, and accrued to be ingood health up to
the n‘rouumt of his death.
' l ,
Escaped ('onvletn Kill Bloodhound;
Euuvvtnm, Ky.. Oct. 10 --—'l'he escape of
two convicts, Henry Poindexter, serving a
“ecu year term, and Marion McBride, six
‘mia rel-ed at the penitentiary. pt
call. it was at oncemmmcaae'd
with bloodhounds, but the convicts cunning
1y poisoned the dogs with bits of meal
droperd along the trail.
afnee War story Not Credited.
British war office. requiring full information
regarding the facilities for transportation of
trmpu from onepart of Canada to another,
indicated a possible rupturebetween Great
Britain and the United States, receives little
credence here.
Switchnurn on Strllre.
Team, 0., Oct. 12.——'l‘he switchmen in
the yards of the Pennsylvania railroad in
thh city have struck for higher wager.
Barium in the yardsof thatcompanyaewell
Iain the yards of the Hocking Valleyaud
Ann Arbor railroads is suspended. The men
and the cmnpany are eqully determined
mugged with a Paper Weight.
chmfll, Ken, Oct. law-Harry Hill, of
Oklahmnafamc,duringaqnaml luhb
ofiiee with George lorgau over a matter of
[Iain-nu, wheatmckou the headwith apapcr
weight and/so grimly injured that hie ra-
mayhdmbtful.
Earth Dahh'a Legislature.
“ apmclamatloumavmla‘
mMmlegl-Iamfur Oct 15 a)
“lawmaker-nun
anew W hen.
cubic to porcine. radiant fall. and with
the aged, whale (“auction and vigor have be-
gun tofali Every half ouuoeofleaeou-
talu- thmor four grain-of thaiua.
“if auouuceof tea hetakeu within-law
eight hour- we will clout mrely ace the la-
toxleatiug clinch. Tea, when taken in each
quantity, in eureto be rapidly followed by
mlujurlous effects. The digestion will be
ruined and the nervous system shattered.
When tea was lint taken to England ll. wan
umduweumgreena Of lateyearel have
heard of tie being eaten dry. 1 have also
heard of a peculiar ‘fud' among young ladies
of steeping the leave- until they uuroil and
than drying and cracking them in cigarette!
or pipes. Thole habits are very pernicious
and dangerous, for than the system will re
celve more of the active principlea than by
luflning the tea and drinking it in the ordi‘
nary manner. Tea taken in moderate quan—
tities-that is, a cup at each meal—can cer-
tainly have no injurious effect. But the ex—
tent to which many old women, and young
ones, too, indulge in tea drinking is one of the
social evils of the times.”-Horald of llealtb.
i‘ I-‘9
club, “new Mia.
that may Matthews, the condemned Bald
Knobber who escaped the gallows by break-
ing jail hero on the night of Dec. 23 last, i:
now living in Madison county, Ark. This is
in the vicinity where Thomas Yeary, an ex-
citixcn of Christian county, Mo, and a play—
mate of the Matthews boys when they lived
on Bull crock, near the mm of the Edens-
(lrocn murder, saw the fugitive last J mm. It
is now reported that the Kuobbcr does not
deny his identity, claiming that be was tried
for the murder and acquitted.
There is now no reward for lintthewu‘ cap~
turo. The morning after the jail delivery
Sheriff Johnson offered fl reward of 850 for
the capture of each of the escaped prisoners,
John and Wiley Matthews, and the live train
robbers, who, by the aid of false keys, un-
locked tho cell doors and then dug a hole
through the brick wall of the building. After
the capture of John Matthews this reward
was withdrawn.
Should Wiley be caught now he would cer—
tainly share the fate of John and the two
Walkers, and this makes the majority of the
people of Christian county rather inclined to
the hope that he may not fall into the hands
#- tiIe authoritim, as the law has already
been so thoroughly vindicated and the Bold
Knobber organization completely broken up.
There is also a strong belief that Matthews
understands what a return to the Ozark jail
would mean for him, and that he mil not be
taken without great risk to his captors.—
Ozark (310.) Special.
A Negro “'im "an Handled lllllloua.
Few if any persons in this country have
handled more money and checks, bonds and
other mpresentativcs of money than "Uncle"
Henry Inga", the Immcuger of the register
of the treasury. lie is a colored 1mm, past
70, as punctual as the hands of II clock and as
trustwurtliy as a burglar proof safe. ills
principal function is to carry checks, war.
rants. bonds, etc., to and from the register'a
oillce, where they have to be signed. He has
been doing this for twenty-five years, with
scarcely a day's absence during all that time.
He has handled a large part of the bomb
and currency issued by the government. and
the warrants that have been drawn upon the
treasury. The aggregate in dollars. if it
could he figured out, would go up high Into
the billions. Express companies are paid a
fixed sum per mile for every thousand dollars
they transnut for the government. and if
“Uncle Henry" had been paid at the same
rate he would now be telling in wealth. He
receivesasalary of S? ’0 a year and on this
modest income he has been able to buya
home and raise a large family.
Uncle Henry held his place all through Mr.
Cleveland‘s administration, and bids fair to
remain until the intirmities of agecompcl
his retirement. His black lace and white
hair are in striking contrast. llis pleasant,
grandfatherly ways make him a general
favorite in the department. He says he
hasn’t any wildcat—Cleveland Loader.
Mn. Machy'a Wonderful Parrot.
Inudou is marvelously empty, but enter-
tainments are still given at Mrs. Illnckny's.
it is true that the hostess herself is not yet at
home, but a grand green parrot has sat at the
open window since last Sunday, looking out
to Buckingham gate, and attracting hundrcds
by its humorous conduct. 1 have seen and
heard many parrots, but never one like this.
I was returning from hearing Burns and Til-
lett in the park on Sunday when I first saw it.
The pavement in front of the window was
thronged, and everybody was roaring with
laughter, for the bird itself was laughing so
heartily that its example was contagious
At last it said, with intense emphasis: “Well,
ldcclare," and than burst into convulsions
of laughter akin in a manner really too lu-
dicrous. It exchanged remarks with the
Waters, it hailed passing hansoms, and on
being asked what oclock it was, it replied:
“Half past 4, " which fee, in fact, Correct.
lncrédiblo as it may seem, the bird, on lion-
und replied, accurately: “A quarter to 5."
Bognathaabeenthe attractlouol this guy
green bird that the police have had to keep
moving the people on to prevent obstruction
of the traffic. “00 on i" cries the bird—St.
Stephen’s Gazette.
A Type of Young America.
A lady entered a Sixth avenue elevated
at Chambera etreet yesterday afternoon ac-
companied byah-yearoold boydre—ediueda
jaunty sailor mlt. The ear warcrowd
buttheladywashaudeomeaadwelldrned
and mcuredaecat at once. Themilorboy
climbed upon the neat behindthe lady,evi~
dually his mother, and gazed abatractedly
cutofthe window forafew momenta. Then
mddmly, without a moment‘- warning, be
hepaalngingiuavoice thatcouldbeheard
alloverthecar,thefamlliar"3anlenanle”
long. A broad and ever increasing grin
Nevermore-naudafewaceondemar
halfadoaeahoyrandyoungmenmheep-
000;
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anti-cement .
M
Karine new: hie again «no Oairk K
day afternoon, warmed the m0 question, ,
PllilE?
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l“ ERFiZCTLY PURE.
A 3‘. of H "‘9 ‘Uh BEVERAGE. Till' ii".
7:: - 9.;1 :re: : 4. ‘ .‘;::':::. Quality um uric:
i ii ii I 1' | o f- 9 'l‘l’. luv, plrizml from
i 99 . and. nor 'nlew‘. lillriliilll ‘2'
: (I. f \ ..'.I II n tE-IIIaur c1 9'
metlcni‘y N .
'.I\V(i‘ 'gll'lig'fllu‘ln; " ”A“
".‘m 60., L‘t'i-
. fi':r"."l?§] $1."), New Yum.
F. I). hAW'i‘llN & P0"
ll. l.’ HOIIEDIEU,
CHAS. ll. FEBBIS,W
South Nor-walk. Conn.
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‘. fiesta
A Talk With
Col, Ferric. More. Glover. David Plait.
8. K Stanley. Mn. Henry Soy-our
and Others,
Below will he found a sample of the multitude of
letters of encouragement hauklin [lower & sea, of
755 Broadway blew York, daily receive. The lab
joined uaeoiirited Icetimmiiale m: from your friends
and neifhhors ladies an d‘yeutlemenmd you know and
their honor an mane-a, and
who would scam to be a party “If? deception.
What has been done for other: cal} one for you
and it in folly to longer suffer en the mcaaaof
recovery lice at your very door.
00!. C II. FI'RBIB rays: “in 1m I was
taken pick with Dyspepsia and Jaundice of the wont
description. redlmur my weight about eixty peuude
l Indexed about one year anda half. Everything
was done that medical skill could surge-t. Finally
a council of doctors declared my case “incurable:
other! gave me Ibc benefits of «cabin Then I wee
dually persuaded to lake llowee' Blood Purifier.
After nine; two or three bott'ea 1 war eutlrel y
cured and have been a well man for over eix yeare.
MRS. HENRY SEYMOUR. mid to have had
acanccr removed by Dr. Cummlifiu of New York
city. Wee yer low—reported lik todicauy d‘i’hc
not able to waI alone; core would not
Diecovery cured her seven year- age and he: been a
well woman eiucc.
8 K STANLEY. nearly eighty one old. and
was andcrtn revere}! from a h coach. The
doctoremid e had an “meet on hie lung." and
could not live. lining heard of the wonderful
cures dare by “The first Blood Purifier “ i sent
for it at once and took it faithfully. My cough dia-
appeared and em now enjoying good health.
Testimony of allemarkable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Mlae Celia Starr. (new hire. Charla.
Bennett), Grant 51., Rel-walk, Conn.
Had Kidney trouble. Dyrpepeia, impaired circa
lotion of eight years standing; waa Io nervou- that
-he could neh er Heep nor eat. Paid out over
eight hundred dollars to doctors. and waa not bene-
llucd one cents worth; health ruined ae much b
the potion modiciueue by the disease for which
Ihey wereialen. She ea : “1 did not expect to
iIvcbuuehcmimo. rilowea was neat to me
by a friend. I took hie medicine and have not had
a doctor elncc l was not able to walk without help
an: now able and do walk all about town metal
timers a dayml am a new parlor. and I would not
bchsck w l wee for thousand: of Italian. I
confident the heel medicine ever clued to the
public. Dr. Dom took, of New York. told me he
would not have believed I could have been cured if
he had notereuit done in haukllu Howm' led!-
cal Discovery " Cured our can
orwalk.
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Willem VII-acute manna.
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We are yet able to nab aloe
Creamery Butter
At 950. per Found
an we bought a lot More the price adv-and.
noon to uowu
By be; and barrel.
Sugar is laovver.
Come and ace. Pine new clock of
California Dried & Canal Goods
Ween.- rlagmlet loo-enlarge lot of other
Canned m at attractive pricee, n we alwaye
have done during lhe winter eel-on.
Ilihhe Hammock
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MY” lamb. I ”hull!!!”
C'oraed'neaf 3.30% llama.
“I'll.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptiy.
CHARLES sm
5:! Waehluuon Street.
Bflfliflil 81 Hill ii
28 lain SL, 80. Norwalk.
Milli Fill] UiSifll'S,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry. in:
or an Kinda in Their Sella].
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
afltamm .229 1.5.3081“
The Muriel Market.
—-——'l‘lll HIST—>-
MEATS
exam IN Till BET HANK“.
cu” want the choicest lure. ohtainedn
ofuuuhleoreoet.you willlnd thn any
at." well ac
Poultry If all Kinds
mtreaaasoa
F. HAYE S.
Dillibl‘fl 3100‘. SOUTH IOWA]. .
Keep the meat llarkct in the City.
nonmetal! inane-rand
Delivered every Saturday war-Ian.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Pickled Oysters.
Norwalk Oysters
“album hem floated.
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Pure 'I‘alaalo Cate-p,
Imported Sardldee.
Acyihlargwaatlaihenuhthuyuaemm
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
"macaw rabble-I
Ilfllll fill-wenthla
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III-yen
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macho-u
i but Clau Paur latter.
the that undemocra- Painting preferred.
DECK ER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 North lain Street,
SOUTH NORWALI.
FALL MILLINER'Y,
I am prepared to ofler from now on, the largest assortment of
Stylishiy Trimmed Hats
ever shown in this section.
FINE FUR FELT BONNETB‘
ill Wu W
Fancy Feallsrs, Birds Ostrich Plumes,
l
Having received a new supply of all the latest etyiea in
In addition to the above, I wish
to call particular attention to the Immense variety of
WALKING HATS, FRAMES,
HOWE Emmotwm mama“
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Tips and Vslul Flowers
In our Fancy Goods Department we have a full line of all the
Latest Fail Novelties.
H. KRIECIER,
liabackemo Hotel Block, South Norwaik, Conn.
Troy Hand Laundry,
Pint-o'er: laundry work done at reasonable pricea.
AII work done by hand Give ueatrial.
R. F. ASKEW..,..,
HOM ER B. HOYT,
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Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
m am no equal.
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WAL‘IIIAI. ale 8 SPBIKGFLD.
IAHPDIN. aw- lag-cue
In my repair datum: l have eventuality for
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