a...
anneal ro sum.
m
‘Wlbfimktha Iawlsv
mini-over. Nov. tamer, lllalas
.* the Intestinal Alasrlcaa
blhramtlyati p. m..aad “accola-
“flm prone-dado: masldsrtha report
1 fl banal-lass as rules. Mary lllalss,
an. as Mass. was fairly start-liar,
“the chair,“ ”mama lira-
tcch hhplsnuwwtdiugoflcsr. Db
' d fistulas was man interrupted by
he cassava-no of Dr. Vaults. Drum-s
“or. aadahadalcgata to the confer»
we, who announced that be and hi col.
“(have vim new madytotatsthslravats
. fibula-vases and submit tlulr endan-
fib from the republic.
It caused a Ismail-a.
new amateurs la the calm
.Ilr. Handel-sou, the American delegate,
“unprepared and W tin-passage
d the following rmolation:
- "That this conference joyfully welcomes
“United lltataa of llrafll into theslstar-
hcdof American Itepubllm.”
“The the 5:"); Colombi? and Han
vador t on
two. Mignon», them mm
and delegate from Mexico. believing the res-
ohtoa could not he adopted unanimously.
moved to lay it on the table.
Ir. Ecuadorean Defends Illa Course.
This brought to his feet llr. Henderson,
who to ashort WI! eloquently and forci-
hiy W the motlvca and feeling! which
mm himto offer this retaliation. lie
“'l‘hamotlon to lay the remiution on the
table b not debatable, and I don‘t wish to
a, anything except by way of pcraoral ex-
M. I offered the isolation without
uniting with my colleagues from the
Uflted States because I saw the gentlemen
my hero and supposed they had
ty to m for the republic of Brazil."
‘Hma he was interrupted by Senor Valento,
who mid the delegates from Brazil had just
Mud their credentials from the repub-
lie.
The Circle of Republics Complete.
Kr. Henderson. continuing, said: “If that
be the case, then, Mr. l’resident. that com:
Diet. the circle of American repubila. We
have no differences here. We are all repub-
lican lam sorry that any of my friends
{who represent other governments should be
i inany embarraming attitude regard—
thia matter. So far as I am individually
concerned I should hall with equal pleasure
the announcement that Spain or England or
we or any other European nation had
adopted a republican government. To me
all places are proper and all times convert»
tart for the enunciatioa of *my faith in re-
publican institutions.
“I am not afraid to announce it now and
hue. I am only sorry that any representa-
Hveof’arepnbb'o must hesitate to give the-
announcement his most cordial approval.
Inthhcaaa I see especial canseforactiou.
If lunderatand the situation in Brazil. the
revolution is complete and perfect; and
batik than all. it has incumrried to success
without blood, but with the united voice of
the people. It Is now an accomplished fact
—-the grutet and the most beneficient of
all whiovcments of the kind. on this con-
. than
A Bloodless Straggle.
“The changes of govenrment in all other
, _’ as. on this hemisphere have been attended
, ”“ with long and bloody struggles. In the case
. of Brazil the republic comes full formed,
\ W to the observance of contracts. the
motion of law and order, and the pro
tectlon of civil and political rights. hiy
preposition is that, at this moment of time,
:‘when the Brazilian delegates have returned
to in bearing the credentials of their re»
:mblic, when every delegate here represents
afreopeople. we shall promptly testify to
our joyand give new evidence of the faith
whhh animator us as republican.
“Do we honestly believe in our govern-
ments! Dowe believe that republican in
“than best subserve the welfare and hap-
ldaem of the people! Would it bring as real
joythat the people under other forms of
government should join us in the experiment
which we have, by the bleming of provi-
duce, carried'to success on this coutiuenti
If so, we dare not hesitate whcnagreat
movmnent like this shall be made. '0ur
sympathies will not he needed after Brasil-
lan patriotssball have made their govern-
mrntltrong as corn They need the words
of euoomagemmt now. If we have me: in
our own provisions, we shall not hesitate.
Iftho revolution he an accomplished fact
our declaration of sympathy is due to Brazil
andcannot hsnn us. If the movement hr
weak it is neverthelcee in the right direction
In. no stain of blood on its skirts. 11
point: to more beneficcnt Institutions. It
. . mime larger liberty. It promises gov.
* ; Wot the people, by and forthepeople,
. alnlnow k the time to give this simple ap
poval, which may bring happiness to untold
millim- in the future. In all such struggle:
1am against the favored few and in favor
of the mama, and in my judgment the-rear:
, no occasion when a declaration of that fact
. as g harm to man.
‘- Ila ‘l’oald Not Withdraw.
“I cannot withdraw the reaolntlon. If
{.1 din“- resist it they must takethereeponsi-
.. ,Nllty. Itigthanhuod, theexprmdonof my
‘ ‘ can hurt Ido weicometbecomingof Bra-
' III, and with equal joy I should welcome the
“ring of all others. The declaration If
summon in an assembly of republicans.
lb myself, I am willingto proclaim it when
:"avcrl may be, whether at home or abroad,
Mar in field or forest, whether as a pri-
,. pats ultimo or a member of this into: natiolr
. a] m”
“o Raoul-allow Was ran-a.
Aflnrsomsexpmsioo of views from dif
WWI” favoring postpooamasttln
c- mutiny“: the table prevailed, Urn
m and Veaesaela alone voting against it
normal-y Ilacayava's Dispatch.
The fanning dispatch to the Brasilia!
Manon-kw Rio de Janette, 3;". if;
ynvgmerst‘aryof state or
W government of Brand, was than
committee
Wrath. .
«Waterman-Invariant coalrmths
mfimto yoareaecllsaey and Briton
aadllsadonea' '
“summer-mun ts
costumes-sadism
mwsllaallnb
on cred-insis-
Valium.
‘sphaas anthers-la»
3%
' attire,
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-M.“ downtown-of
and ' 1» 7 ‘, ‘7 .
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liars Wilda rm
WNW-Jeans»,
‘Is Wt ht‘eollaier
L I but ,
ulster-similar the Ber-mm
afKastwhyJa ch.G.0ocdles,de
mud llr. anaconda-larval
the late Got audios. Johnli. hernias!
Idaho. to be able! Miss of the mucus
mandidabozlcflblllevmmfflsovgla.
ulaaolleotwcf concealer“: dirtrtctat
Ira-wieh,tla.:llavid ll. lullar.oflcwa.ta
beta-what of the United iiiatvs for the-auth-
Cldhtvictoflowa: bowie Ilka, of Iowa,
is Halted Itasca manufactures“
distrtctof lows; Joseph ll. Wibca.cf'l'caas.
tobsllaltad litatrsatioraey for thscastsrs
dirtrletot’l‘uas
‘l‘aaaar'a 'rtaad Discharged.
Warm-om, Nov. Ill-The secretary of
islet-riot has mutated and receivadths
resignation of Ii. A. Phillip. chief of the
middle dlvhtoaof the melon olllcs. l’hll-
llra was a friend of churn-mission“ Tanner.
and camahcra with him from Brooklyn. The
cause of the lacrdary‘s action is not known
Phillipa was our of tlremratad [Mouser
whoever-as have bear recently overhauled
by the high authorities.
"islet-r ltysa Belarus to Ills lash-asy-
Waeursmmr, Nov. fl—linlstev ityaa,
about whose alleged resignation of the Alex-
Ican ration so much liss been said, will
clsctually dispose of the rumors concerning
his reported action by selling for his post
from New Yorhon Haturday. Mr. Ryan's
leave of absence has expired. and he says he
goes back to the city of lesion with the in-
tention of remaining there.
Ila Will Recover tba Honey.
Wasnmoma, Nov. far-Secretary Noble
hconsidering the rented cases inthepeo-
lion oll'icc. He has about concluded that be
‘, can collect money illegally paid to persons
; who still remain in the employ of the 30v
1 crnment. Where they refuse to return the
1money received in rerated cares the score
1 tary, it in said, proposes to take summry
: action.
To FOLLOW BEECHER'S LEAD.
, Plymouth Church. of Brooklyn. Will
\Vlden the Congregational Ilrcaeb.
Baooxuvs. Nov. Lit—It having income
,neccssary for a Congregational council to
.be called to ordain and install Alistant
Pastor Bliss. of Plymouth church, and there
being an awkward question as to whether or
, not to invite certain churches hostile to the
late Mr. Beecher to participate, it has finally
been decided to merge this issue into a larger
one and to make the council a distinctly
liberal one, representing the line of doctrine
that Mr. Beecher leaned toward, rather than
,the stricter interpretations of some other
E leading clergymen of the church.
i The split of the New York and Brooklyn
iCongregationai churches into Beecher and
nou‘Becchcr factions was caused fully as
,mnch by Mr. Beechcr's radical interpreta-
tions of doctrine as by the action of Ply-
mouth in expelling Mr. Tilton without con-
sulting a muncil, though the latter was the
: immediate trunnion of the rupture.
1 Plymouth now proposes to ignore local
= ernbarrammentl and lead a wide movement
for bringing the two bodim of doctrine in
, the church into open contrast. Only such
churches will be invited to the coming coun~
oil as represent the advanced theology
preached by the late Mr. Beecher and now
expounded by Rev. Lyman Abbott, Mr.
Beecher’s successor. Among those invited
will be many prominent men of the church
who have become identified with the liberal
wing in the recent discussions on the higher
criticism. future probation, etc.-rncn like
Dr. Griiiis, of Boston; the Andovcr pro-
fessors, the liberals of the Yale faculty,
Rev. W. W. Patten, etc. It is believed that
the council will inaugurate a pronounced
liberal movement, and have an important
influence on the future history of the church.
Au Alleged Philadelphia Forger.
Pmannrnu, Nov. ail—Charles B. Wig.
ton. secretary of the Glamorgun Iron com-
pany, has been placed under $15,“ bail to
answer a charge of forgery preferred by
John R. Fell, of A. Pardee a 00. llr. Fell
charges tha Mr. Wigton altered the dates
on a note bf “0,!le Mr. Fell says the
note isan o d one and was paid some time
ago, but that Wigton resurrected it and it
was sold by R. ll. \l’igton, father of the
secretary, who is president of the Glamorgan
company. Mr. Fell is unprepared to say
whether the elder Wigton knew the charac
ter of the paper or not. The note was sold
for 86,0“) toCharles Smith k. 60., brokers.
They afterward became suspicious because
of the wide margin of discount ampted and
«lied the matter to Mr. Fall’s notice. Mr.
Fell is a director of the Glamorgan cmn—
pany. but brings the suit as a member of A.
Pardon 6‘6 (30.. who are on the note as in-
donors.
Mcrritt's l‘nbllc Bequests.
Boston, Nov. 22—By the will of the late
J. Warren Merritt, of Cambridge, the fol-
lowing pubiic bequests are made: American
Baptist Missionary union, 8%,”; American
Baptist Home Mission society, 82M“);
American Baptist Publication society. 810,-
one; Colby university, 310,000; Conference
of Baptist ministers, “0,000; Mambasetta
Baptist Charitable society, “0,010; Vassar
college. 810,000; Brown university, ti0,lll0;
New England Home for Little Wanderers,
mill); llamas-hurdle Baptist convention,
5,0“); the trustees of the Daniel White
charity, 85,0“).
The Bank Resumes Business.
Nonmsrows, Pa. Nov. flr—aninesa at
the Trademnen‘s National bank, f‘mrsho—
hocken, which was almmt entirely ruined
bytlre defalcation of Cashier William Henry
Ore-on, has been remmcd with 3.50.000 cap
Ital. Crown‘s successor at the bank is Isaac
Robert. The directors feel very much on-
cooraged at tbeaetion of more than 90pm-
cent. of thedcpocitors in not withdrawing
their deposits. and it is believed the resump-
tion will be a anccem.
Defraest May Be Amt-tad.
Mam, It. Y.. Nov. 23.4: h stated
here ougood authoritythat Charla B.
Defrost, ofTroy, an employee! the state
Inarrsnce department, will be a
deputy secretary of state by Secretary-elect
Rica. lfr. Defrcestislecretaryofthsbem—
ocr'atic statecommittee,aud ith midi
favoredboth byva Bill andOhalr»
man Murphy. Prmsnt Chief Clerk Wat--
bary has hear announced as a candidate.
AWE-donut”; '
Woman-as. lien. Renae—1hr crass
tiniest Ianafaetnrimcolapawymflm-
, “353.509.“
find. I. is
from the m pmt of Washington.
Jaydsald, the Manhattan Elevated flail.
Mmeysadthsztera Union Tole
graph company have subscribed ”5.000 wash
to the World's fair guarantor fund at New
York.
Jobs A. When, a young forum of Harry.
I. Y.,rhethlnalf on Toads: because his
cwvrtbaart refmsd to marry him
A mature explosion of a blast incurred
in a stone quarry near Catamuqua. Pa.
killing William llogh and l'ranh Burger
The bodies of both men wars shockingly
mutilated.
The Grand lodge of lla- Jsrssy Odd
Fellows have chosen the tailoring new
ofllmsw : Grand Inter. H. l Jena“, of
lusiow; deputy grand master. 'owant
Satphia. lirmlsgtoa: grand warden, J. W.
bombard, ; grand secretary.
Lewis 1'. Parker, Tranwm grand treamrar.
Joesph h lamb. Johnstowo
Gilba't Flare, has huaformslly elected
Dotted Ital. reactor by the legislature of
ilwth Dakota.
H. W. C. flophlagthawrll known electric
healer of Geneva, N. Y., isdaad.
Unitadfltataa District Attorney l.yoa,ot
Pittsburg, has completed his arrangements
for bringing suit against the Jeannette glass
blowers for violating the contract labor law.
The Women's National Indian association
held its mans! meeting at Newark. N. J.
President Harrison has appointed John I.
Glazier collector of custom for Eric. l’a
Miss laud (ilamock, aged if-. a daughter
of J. B. (llamock. a well known citimof
Cincinnati, who ran away and joined the
Lily (.‘lay variety company, has been ar-
rested in Pittslmrg and taken in charge by
her father.
At Wilmington, Del, seven men hav-
beea found guilty of participating in the
race riot at Dobbinsviiic, Sept. 7. in which
an innocent Pole was killed.
Elihu F. llarrb has been appointed post-
mqster at Flushing, N. Y.
Cardinal Kaynauld, archbishop of Coiocea
andllucs, has totally loot his faculties of
reading and writing. while all his other
faculties remain unimpaired
The following fourth clam postmastcrs
have been appointed in New York state: A.
P. Littell, Alloy: W. J. Gasman, Grassy
Point: II. 1!. Burton. Romulus, and Me-
linda Peirce, Stark.
The secretary of war has awarded the
contract for furnishing one pneumatic gun
carriage at the ordnance proving ground at
Bmdy Hook, on or before Oct. 31,1590,
to the Pneumatic thin Carriage and Powder
company of Washington. The contract
price is “9.1m
The Koclrische Voiks Zeitung (clerical)
states that the Pope has signified his will—
ingnel to arbitrate the Irish question in
case he is asked to do so by the English gov-
enimcnt or the Parneliites.
Annual Catholic Synod.
New Your, Nov. fl—Thc annual synod
of the Roman Catholic church in this dio»
cese was held in St. Patrick's Cathedral,
Archbbhop Corrigan presiding. There were
present in all about 400 of the clergy of the
diocese. An allvention was delivered, in
which decrees of the council of Baltimore
andof former synods were confirmed. Sit
mnsuitors were appointed, three by the
archbishop, namely—Monsignor Preston,
Monsignor Ih'vnneliy and the Rev. Father
W. F. Wayrich. and three by the arch-
bishop on the rccnmnwndation of the clergy.
namely—the Rev. Monsignor Farley. the
Rev. James ii. McGreon and the Very Rev.
Dean Mums-y. of Newburgh.
The Norse Tower Dedicated.
' Booms, Nov. flit—The new tower-erected
by Professor IL N. Hereford on the sup-
posed site of the ancient Norse city of
Norambega, at the junction of Stoney Brook
and the Charles river. in “'atcrtown, has
been dedicated. The cxetcbce opened with
an address of welcome by the Rev. K A.
Band. Professor Hereford then read a com-
munication of the discovery of Vineland
and Norumbcga to the president and council
of the American Geographical society. Pro-
fmr Libby, vice president of the society,
responded.
A I’lttsburg Bank Failure.
Fri-realms, Nov. fez-The Iawrence bank,
located at Penn avenue and Butlerstrcet,
hasfailed to meet its obligations andhas
closed its doors. The bank was organized in
1536 with acapital stock of $0,000, and was
suppoaedto booneof the most solid in the
city. Allof its oillciais and directors are
msnof largewcaith. Carnegiek Co. were
the largest depositors. The principal bust
ness of the bank was, however. with small
depositors. The opinion prevails that the
embarrassment is but temporary.
The Benoit-gum Iona-oat.
anrao'ros. Vt, Nov. Sit—The capstan
of the Benuington battle moment will be
laid next Monday. The monument i 810
feet high, and is surrounded by a ball and
starofmetal.making the total height 380
feet. It commemorates Stsrh's victory over
the British in im—one of the decisive bat—
ties of the mutation The fonual dedica-
tion will occur in 10]. -
An Alleged toner Arrested.
00m. N. IL. Nov. 23.-—lowh French,
whoiraliegcdto have forged the name of
Hon. Hiram A. Tattle, of Pittstlcid, to a
check and obtained the money then'on attire
Fifth Avenue hotel, and who is aim said to
have forged the name of Osgood & Sargent,
of Sum-ooh, to a check that he cashed at a
Florida National bank, ha been arrested in
Chicago. '
Alleged Bwiadlers Arrested.
Bums, Nov. 22.-—George W. lime, of
No. 285 Columbus avenue, a mason, and N»
thaaiei W. Faye, a builder. have been an
rested charged with conspiring to defraud
A. I". Intherbee, lumber; Bhrcve, Crumpt
lows. gas fixtures. and s do-r other build-
lug supply firms out of about at,“ worthof
goods last swing.
prlasof
ways ammuynmmoyssw’dm
m .
murmurs-um
Two happy couples were married in the
mecca of 60.010 people at the Piedmont ax-
position. at Atlanta. (la. Both couples were
rigged out in full suits of cotton manufac-
tare. The mucosa was ill at ease, and
neither had the fashionable cut to their gar-
ments, but the brides were gotten up without
regard toespersva The drem of one was cat
on train, with V neck front and back and
short sleeves. It was madaof white cotton
andelaboratel‘y drmd and trimmed
with w to ribbon an w white ruching
around the trainandst theshouldcn. The
weredrr-sd in suits of cotton
g. the coats double breasted Prince
and the rats low at. The bottom
Prank lasiie’s
BIKINGPUWIIER
THE PIIIIEST Illll BEST
la made only of strictly urv crew
of tartar. strict purep bicgi-lulmuie of
soda. and a emal portion of flour as a
prescriptive. nothin else whatcxcr, and
re warranted satiny free from alum
ammonia, phosphates. lime. and all :he
uluxilerante frequently found in balling
powders. The character of materials
used. their purity. and the nicely of their
combination. rcmier Cleveland’s superior
baking powder the mt healthful and moe‘
economical in use, and it always ail’onls:
wholesome. nutritious. and delicious food.
It is recommended for nrity, healthful—
ncm and efficiency by overnment and
Slate chemists. chemists cf Bosnia of
Health, and pmfemors in institutions of
burning throughout the country.
Sold only in cans. full weight.
Ctavsuro BMRHBS. Aunt". N. f
nan-52m .
The Chicken Tea En; Circa.
PERFECTLY * “or
. 15 .2 1.-
A “081‘ DEIJCIOL’s ll! l'lililuvi'.
m so am: in any am.
it is the firearm 1‘" .
vim. host plantmww
porn and free from
[41er VIliit [lth‘hzr
r‘ l v x-mv ml 2 J;
no. '.:i 1
1 ill" IT.
{1:11; am: r.:‘.;:
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‘}¢.u£ 1".‘1‘, .
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I". ll. lot W'l‘llN & 00..
D. h’llollllblltll.
cars. II. more,
South Norwaik. (loan.
REQUIRES
III COMIC.
Dosuhle
Ask Your Brae-r he'll.
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moment. 00“
auto iv
CANDIES
, Ofailkhfi. _MCIII
BAK E R Y .
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comrncorns. cam “ion. aada mu .5.»
maintain-minimally.
MrsJohnHolland
MUD“! DWI.
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some: mandamus IN
SMYRNA RUG-S.
You would do well to look at them before purchasing elsewhere.
A. DICKeRMAN & SON, _
84 WASHINGTIIN STREET,
HELPS
hill Discovery!
PRIDE. ".00 'II BOX.
Aposltlvacaulorslom' mpf'fitam,
OcasrsIIlsMi't .nr as o . 000! sauce.
Valuers of la unwound Orraeaaad Diseases
I .
ifiiiiiimc Pills
PRICE. $5.00 PER BOX.
Time rm- an lawns horas. raleiut for one
acme'r arr. The, are rvqalrlte in all old standing
«iv-event... particularly is aura of impale“:
and Nervous Frustration when the powers of rain
and belly are exhorted
Drinllu’slliiiiliLiverPills
Oaa Pill a Does. lover Fall. Always
lauahla.
sacrum.
for sale at EOWS£;R':ACE. sundown;—
. l recan- ma
$3.." ”Julio. ll. RANGE Box in) llcw York
mat-LEAN & STEEL,
Carriage Builders!
8-. 65 MAIN STREET. BEAR 0F
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.
Wazons and Carriages made and re-
paired. Sign: made, lettered.
and hung.
MW“—
JOBIIINO 1’30le ATTEN 023.10.
WRIGHT & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
Ant mime!
All kinds of Wu no.
Trucks. Carts. 6 .
an use. or magnum done
Several new and d warms fur-mic.
new head (hm auiy m
Horse-Shoein and all
kinds ofBlacksgmlthlng
Foot of Franklin “-1
south Norwnlk.
Iplh if
WAGONS
Raw aadmeuad-haod '
Buggies, Photons, Carriages,
i'nuopics, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Conant! See Them.
HENRY TELLY.
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4h—
ALL GRADES
ANDA‘I‘
Lowest Prices 1
The Best Goodszfor _
the heart llouey
.——AT———.
11.3. ‘BHflWN’S
BOIIT & SHOE STORE,
oral-1r a Lane’s Brook.
u... mm stern.
mm
Gilli!
Just anivcuwo more cargoes of u. l rticbm’cd
SliLLS'l‘flVEBfllL
Which we offer at the laurel. wlce.
RAYM NI] BBUS
GENERAL AGBKTS.
Baal! Baal!
communal
EMTOILES& CO.
All the favorite varietlaof hard and Inc burning
coals. prices given for winter Illpply.
All screened. well pre—
pared and promptly delivered.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wozd
Sawed and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPEi‘lMTY
"A30 AND OFFICE,
Water 8h, Foot of llavuana SI ,
Opposite mu 8 Word‘s Shoo lsunfsctory.
some n. FEBRIS,
wholesale and Retail Dale: in all kinds of
flfliL AND Willi]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Storm. Etc.
hellish, bachswanua. Locust
lountain, Franklin. .nul
Wilkosbmc ("02th.
but for RUBBER Plil‘l
Ihaiirtrects. Branch can» an ‘llllmr
Drug Store Mini
HUMPHREYS’
are and
mum?" gear-mirth...
Win-WE
Ia-ss‘d’lnruvararlua nmwnefiarla.
M211
1. m I".
Artificial Stone steps. Cupid;
IthWh INDLLBB‘.
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W- I armor. “Ml.
ne%~rr-.....
sou'r'n summon. w'“'”°"“’”“ ‘56
UAR "IAf; F. BI.OCI(S.
6w. doc.
Manufactured by C. T. lEONARD,
n ma" 3".“ on U Unsifiarveriaraadfleaeral Nahum
1» It! be river pro-pt Micah,
F.H.Nasl&Bm
I'or. linia a Want Me.
no
PLUMBING, GLASS WARE:
Sleep and Gas Fitting. $313313»
srrm HEATEHS' -v '" '""'" ..
m moves and errors.
"or Air lll‘lli-OI'S. ' m and 3:19.”va ”i
Yard‘ foot of Washington and Mar ‘
FUR THE FALL on WINTER mu.
W‘—
ilaving ordered largely. invoices of goods are comic
dodyhand bought strictly for cash. and expenses being 7 “
mtvnc: to make this the Saving Store of the Town
in Prices and Quality. 0
c. H. HARVEY,
12 North Main Sta, So. Norw
CALL AND SEE
c. E. KERRIGAN
SPECIAL SALE ! 1 ,
[FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
., ———or svrav vamm.—_ ‘ ,
it'omien and Willow Ware for less than New York east m
make room for rho lance: mutant of noun ' ‘
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