”Mdmyuiaetuflnnhsed
WM and a forced camper
M on the aevwith door, and war
7 ' ”Initiate-ninth sheets of lean
Willem from theelevatorand
m. Thmhenuaafrensied stampede
firthem and roof. Imuhiletlum
“Wt had rsiseda ladder totlu
smear.“ anal Momma tom
“MG“ out oi the building and
”attain-a. 'l‘heaewho worsen
thud dared not descend, and several
mum“ roofs and camped with
alewhruhea
Olaen'a hunt-l ran.
Dr. Clan, president of the Universityoi
MatVermlllion, was among tho-eon
thetoul'.undreeingall meansof eecapecul
«I, he e-eyedto jump tnauadjoinlng build-
lug. Headwadandfelltothe ledgeoi'thr
Mil-them atory,aud fromthere
tnthngronnd. He fell head foremoataud
"may killed,everyboue labia body
J» P. lgne, night operator for the Arseni-
atedl'reeaetuck to his post tillltwsetor.
lute-to escape. Ilewas (rightfully burned
outhehead,andinhhagonybe, too,
Whom the burning building and war
Agent Niles, of the Amocisted Pram.
whole home is in Detroit, I”., attempted
”follow Igne, but fell back into the crater
d lame and was burned to a crisp.
A Reporter Roasted and Crushed.
It!“ A. Pickett, a reporter for The
MMwhosechew/us in TbeTrib-
uue building, wee caught. with a com-
paniounamedl’ierce on the stairway, and
thwutbeywure roasted to death andsnb
mayor-milieu pulpbyfalling
timbera Whilethefire was at its height,
J. mwmm of the win-
Ibusd die composing room and jumped
intoa “held bytbefiremeuhelow. The
wuightofhisbodycsrriedthenettothe
stone pavement, and bodied inafewmo-
manta after being picked up
[In Blew Bis Braille Oat.
Afew minutes after he Ind jumped,an-
otherd the printers appeared at a window
outheappoeltcaide of the rooms. flew-I
tnldtowaitu moment and a ladderwould
liesentnptohim. lie appeared cured by
fright, however, and instead of waiting,
pulled I-za my“, placing the muzzle
mhlrhmd, fired. Thereport was heard In
tbeatreet, and the man was seen todrop to
the finer. His name could not be learned.
It war-moral that another man had also
shot hm“, but this report could not be
verified. There are doubtlese several people
in tbcruha, but just how many will not be
known null the debris is removed.
Leaner and Insurance.
Mr. Bldhan. proprietor of The Tribune
any: that hi loss is about £230,000; insur—
ance, $115,111). The paper was issued as
usual unduly, The St. Paul Globe giving the
“atrium The adjoining buildings
warmed by the exertions of the firemen.
Eflie'l'rlbune building is a smoldering man!
of ruins. The Tribune loees its entire files.
Hitchcock, thorouI-t stenographer, laces the
evidence in all the cases taken for II number
of years in the district court. The Tribune
Job Printing company is among the heaviest
sufferers Its Ion can be roughly estimated
at about 855,00); insurance, 810,1“). Hart &
Brewar and Crone It: Carleton lose valuable
law libraries. Booth, the legal blank man,
knee between 810,000 and $5,000; covered
_ byrineurance. Thetotal Inn is about m.~
on. Mfume, 3150,01).
A flat of III. M
The following is acompleteliet of the dead
and injured on far as can be learned:
Milton Pickett, amistant city editor of
The Pioneer-Prose.
Edward Olsen, president of the University
of fiouth Dakota at Varmilliou.
Jury Jemkiuson, a printer.
J. llcCutcheon, a painter.
W.B.l.iihnan,commercial editorofThe
Trilalne.
~WalterE.Hiles,operatorandagent oftbc
Annotated Pres.
'flu Injured Hen.
William Lawn, a printer; burned on
bank and face.
‘ E. C. Andrews, printer; buruedonhanlh
and face.
with Gerber, a deafmute printer; heads
1a. faceburnel
Ads- WW prints; hurt I
I',’H.: “I“: H" ' 7""? 15
Charla A. Williams, hanging editor of
TheTribune; badly burned about the head
and lace.
W. B. Williams, foreman of the compoe
legroom; hadlyburned aboutthefaceand
‘1' u I
heads
8. Edens, Pioneer-Pres reporter; haunt I”?
andfacarlightlyhurued.
?rnnklioover, printer; buruedaboutthe
neck.
line-need by ladignaat Printer-a.
Thepdntersheldameetinganduppointed
acolnmittee of five to meetvarlouslocal
uniousandtake some action Theruiein-
tenehidiguationfeltatthe owners of the
buildings. Sometime yearsagotheprlnt-
melammdinpo-Ibmeatm might
aroma-o ct fire,auddemandedthatau
he Elevator rue-I deed worn
ChurlmA. smiththeelevstormunonthe
about
I: ,
ll ll:
ll
m
totha
lathe
IlE
it
lo- ou lumbar will prob
lithe full value, woman on which
animnrsm of 0%,an Klein’s
restaurant. whiehironted ou Jam-street,
and was surrounded by the lumber, war
ed Klein's lo. 5 about ”all”
ruin.”
t tan“..-
El
mm FOR COUGHLIN
Jud-r Win. :‘Addreaees the (Inui- Jury.
The Gina's Iable Cause.
creme”. 2.4thth upon the
to "aid 53:qu mi: (god Ifi
.LIIIIII "' «m.» Indira
him
meii’illit “his-idem othern «mm
toklll Dr. .rouin, but what proof havewe
that he did it! With the exception that Dr.
Croalirwas killed, everything is purely cirv
camstatitial "idem?
Continuing. the advocate devoted hiuuelf
to a prohmged diaqulrttien on the aptneel oi
circumstantial evkleuce to err, and cited in-
stances. among them that of the Hull cased
New York, In which the husband was sup-
poaed to be the murderer until Cox, a col-
ored man, was run to earth by a newspaper
reporter and conic-«l the deed.
“Suspicion isouethingand oftenastmg
one,” said the speaker, after drawing his il—
lustration. “Remember that this some pub
he prmcutor, in his opening addreea, de-
clared, with all the ernpbasla that character-
Iaed bk last effort, that the docwr's clothe-
had been sent abroad in the tin box. achieved
for Burke by Klara, and proof would have
hem introduced to substantiate It had not
the clothes been found. The public pro
secutor doubtlem sincerely believed hi
statement true, and yet we see that be war
mistaken."
Judge Wing nought to remove public
prejudice against the Clan-netted society
by pointing to the nobility til the cause of
ita formation—the betterment of Ireland.
STANLEY COMING HOME.
lle Will Reach Zurnibar on Thursday.
Capt. Caaati'a Adventure-I.
Imon. Dec. 2.——The Herald's Zanzibar
special euyn: “Stanley, writing from Wi~
ked, Nov. name, that all the party are
well and enjoying Capt. Wisemann'sl luxur-
ies He complains that his mail has been
lost or stolen. In a mtecript dated the
37th MWMWCG‘ that be h” "90““! "’0 introduce a ll” toalyolieh the civil service rreu
English consul H letters and expects to arrive enami ' C“ t
at Bagurnoyo on Wednesday Dec, 4, and
at Zanzibar Thursday."
The Rome Riforrnn publishes a letter from
Capt. Cusati, Easiu' a recent companion, dated
Tuhguru, March 25,1W,describing his ar— my” I..- will be amended, but not
min-Imam hr microfilm: Kama Mandfliinanemato be the m of a
He was cruelly bound and driven from vih
Iago to village toward the country of Chief pm My um also [plum that the inter
Kakora, who had orders to kill him. After stale commerce 1" will he unleaded.
eight days mflcring and fasting be war rev
cued by Bruin, but he loet all but eflccte.
Searching for Missing Fire-sew.
30310: Dec. 0 .—-The removal of danger-
ous walla' at being carrir d on under the (li-
rection of the impu tors of buildings It
will be several days before Redford street
can be reopened to public travel A large
detail of firemen was employed all day in
overlooking the ruins at points where the
bodies of the dead firemen are thought tobe.
but so far no trace of the miasing men has
been discovered. The Herald has started a
fund for the relief of the families of theiour
firemen, and head: the list with a aniucrip
tion of 8500. Mayor Hart will probably
send a communication tothe board of alder-
man today asking that immediate steps be
taken to lessen the danger of fireelrom elecr
trio wires.
Alleged Train Robbrm Ragged.
Gama, Ten, Dee. 2,-The deputy
United States marshals who; have been run-
ning down the Santa Fe train robbers
raided Oklahoma city and captured Bob
Donnelly, C. W. Lee and Geo. Farmer, the
"Kid with the iron Gall. " They think they
havealrnostall the gangnow. anofthe‘
prisonernWeeIey MorrisIheaIived inGainee
ville several years and waecomidered a good
citisen until recently Bomeof theotherr
werealsopeoplewellkuownhcre. Team
and two wanna are under arms. They
will bareahbarlngat Paul], I. T.
«new» lucAth-r'l Suicide
warm, Dec. a-Frank MacArthur,
a john; lawyer“ flew York city, the non
of "Judge Arthur lacArthur, of this city,
combined Mellie lent evening by jumping
.E‘.
'4 [little Girl Drew-ed.
Ma, Dec. Z-Iarguret, the II-
od Mai 0.1 lichselis,
of theUnitedfltatea arsenal,wes drowned
mayhem on the arsenal grounds,
havinghroben through the icewhilerkub
lug. Her brother Franck, em 12, was
saved by In}. Michelle, who nearly lent
AUOYS’Y
:oid
hhowulife in bi clone toruvethechil?
dren. fiekiaaprecuriousconditiou.
Deuce tilled Canal-(haul.
Boeros.Dee.2.—DeLuca.-rruutedforthe
murder of llillionaire L'mninghamatlib
mhumadeafull m Bemyshr
firedtheshottosttruet theattentioaofhis
twoemnrnderand hringthemtohiv unfit;
auesIhutthe bullet entered
body. 9. Cecehearuaudfidmsto, them.-
monomer-mm“
III-stea- Werenrwwuel.
llefleutle-aa Ire- laineleeweethe
Miles by eVete autumn-Wu
I‘I— A Ionablleaa leuate, Ileana and
Thefiaalvotawaa Reed, BfiIIcKiuley.
l'l:Cannou.liI;flendereou.lh,aadliar~
President at the camel- Thefirstballot for clerk reunited refol-
Wall! ,Decl-The which lowazlcPhuromlifi. Carnoqu. It.”
"'0' “m."- MRI wssdeclsnd to hetheaomlnee.
sue-bled“ aoaatodsy meet under very mmgpdwd, voting (or air-
pesulisr auditions A Republican senate ”gaming“ Thereweretwocau»
aalallepubilcaa house Mantra-rut didatea. 8:0.ongreasmaaAJ Holmee. oi
hdaeaawhlchwill bomb-titted tealte- “Iowa, and OWE-“M‘atflim
WWW-prov“ It would mrawaa com on
mthatwmruchperfeet political m- roe-hint Wrote-artful 13 MM
”a” “I“ WM, “ “'“M “M“ no more» (Ion-I. wm.
m I” found “I” a“ "MM thb Wurliuoroa, Dec. Zwlt is summoned
'harmonywillhapveaeutatibedalllnrsiiora thatthepreaiduut and lire. lisrrieou will
dihtvoW-ofmormm leave Washington on Friday or Saturday
ton-emu. There mmaaqurtmwlae or this week for Chicago to attend the
undiluted by thb congre- whleh cannot m“ of the Chicago Auditorium next
hmmpu‘tym WWI”. ylllulit. Itlaundm that Vice
Wamem this W"- for db- I’resident Horton and lira. Ilorhm. Amino
“on are ”I. tori! the ailver m not Postmaster General Clarkaoa and Ira
eeutloi of a'atleaat . Marina. Atwmuyfleaeval Millennium
W ulummwrmmm-Wn
'td‘ mm“ m W, binot withtlnnir'ladhnwifl ante up the
W of warmer
“I WWW tii’d‘ en-
rty that will ammuny thepresidentou
The ‘I'lril' (Indian'a ltival.
the western’trip. . ,
Trouble Reported in IJebou.
tart! issue Wasilluorox Dec. 2,—A private diupetch
“the“ coqumltwtil‘lhziilr'm ini h: neeivrd in Ihlm'lty from Paris announced
thk ‘ ”mi” silver II The that trouble had broken outln Lislyon, pre-
tim I all or i a” bee much Inmably etirrml up by the recent "obtain
“'7.“ 2 lat: "23:” lthe n in Brazil. Careful inquiry among those most
:l‘ithe I o I??? '31.; ll sacral '7' likely to be iIIfIIrIIch of any outbreak in
'm I 3' con] “n VJ" ’ Portugal bu failed to confirm the report
ialib “f mthat ill”; twill”: that there has been a revolution in Lisbon,
ted ”2:2"; "Md I. WSW“; but it is III-III rod that there may have been
one an on not: “’ some repIIblII an demonstration there which
next as will bring the question into etill caused adisturbauce.
greater prominence. The enact of the do .- .-..
Itberatious of the silver convention recently
heldin tit. Louis will undmthtediy be felt, A 8735195.” EAT”
”d m m m by l' M the The Electric Executioner Claims Another
ml” “M23335 a): m comma: I'll-tins in New York.
on near w am nloaauros w _-
he watched I'IIIII much interest. Among “3:: hill? “'3‘“; 7"” “5“” °‘ Henry
the ideas which will be an before the com- “”0"” "‘°°"' "m" °°'
curred Iain Saturday night In front of
lager-lion 0‘ mugreaa i. the “"an to Bernard I 'ullan'a dry gooda store, No. 675
inmase the coinage to Eighth avenue, wasoueof the strangest in
and a pmposinon to authorize the tamed
paper mrmey based on silver buIIIondIeld on
m by the government. to the sidewalk In front of the main entrance
Icpubllcana Favor Alllsmi' a Tarll Bill. for the purpose of carrying in ‘ showcase
M950“ '1“ l” "W1" ‘0 Md "’9 tarifl The two men each grasped a handle on the
“”50“ ' “WM “WWW“ "“1 1’0 ”WHEN lower part of the use. Below Harrie’ feet
to bear to have the internal revenue lawn re- .” an In,“ grating. Above their heads
baht It ”59'9“”! “WW1 “3“ “'0 was one of the Brush company" ii are lights.
W559” ”1‘50“” I" “'0 “00‘9"”! senate They lifted the cure several inches from the
will make an eilort to have a but on the line itl'mmd and were about to carry it inside
01“” M150“ “'1“ bill 0‘ ll“ 1“" Pl“ when suddenly Harrie dropped his end, ut-
through how bous- ”“1 “1“ ‘0 "l” preai' (cred a piercing shriek and fell dead.
but» llr. 3011-. of Tam. has been owned The palm of his left hand was scorched
WI! - mm "at the Wrat- in the and blackened where he had held the brute
w would Wm"! filllbuster WWW!“ framework of the showcase. In lifting it
"'9 m3 9‘ “W “n“ bl“ at "l“ reunion, from the ground the brain ball on the top
which have occurred in this city. Harris,
with another clerk, hwrence Hughes, went
I bl“ "'9 liflfll'lm'" unholy ll“ little I“? had come in contact with the lower end of
I
i
of this. Hennbrr lvnrwell, of lllimia, will thocarbouof the electric lIght Thedeadly
pawl down the tubing, through
""0“ “9 denounces “15 I." “ ‘ Harris' body and was grounded by the mm
W '0 KWI government. “QM“ grating on which he was standing. Ilugba,
“'ec. Miler, ”1 We ‘1“ “‘0 introduce on the other side of the case, stood upon
a bill to repeal thecivii service law Repre- atone flagging and wmuengI, felt no
M" “In, a “M m “’3 “7“ inch. Harris! was 23 years old and haw-a
1’“ wife and two children.
A Father’s Awful Crime.
Camus, 0., Dec. " -About a mile south
of here several men found John 'I'tigur lying
0a! Ital-Ilene with Canada- by the romaine of a biasing fire and shot
The (location of the relations between the through the body. When questioned about
United Bataan] (Ianada and of the eflect a boy men with him the night before. 'I‘ugur
of competition of the Canadian Pacific rail- replied that he was in the fire, pointing out
roudand itII «cumulus with the railroads where parts of the boy were still roasting in
of this country will come up for dIscussiou thelog heap The men dragged the usher
in the senate under rcporto to be presented and found buttons, buckles. bones and piecee
by Ipecial committees The coIIIuIiiIee on of roasted flesh. all the remains of a 15-year-
Pacific railroads will make some recom— old lad. Tugnr, whose bullet Wound will
mandation tothe senate as to the forfeiture not prove fatal. stated at the inquest held
great many of the older members of the
‘ of the lands granted to the Pacific railroads. over the boy’s remains that the lad was his
Thereislittle doubt that arircrand har— son John. They had been tramping, and
borbill will be pared by this congrum. The Friday night he drove the lad out to beg.
Meal dun-ads fa it are of such a character The little fellow returned late without any-
thatthcycannot be ignored, particularlyas thing. This incensed Tugar, who set the
mat its last session madennappro- boy at work gatheringalarge quantity of
pristimfnr the improvemast of riversaud wood, with which an immense bonfire was
harbor: Thembjectof coastdefensrs will built. Late at night they qIIaI-reled, and
be debated in the house and senate, with he struck the boy. crushing his skull.
what rmult it would be hard to determine Alarmed at what be had done, and thinking
now. Anumberof amendments harebeen to destroy the evidence of bh crime, he
prepared to be cloned to the existing corn fiuug the body in the fire and spent the hal-
tract labor lawn Home Implications have shoe 0! the time until daylight poking tin
bull-adetothe secretaryof the traumry bodywith sticks. todeetroy it fully. lathe
lllPIlll
hum III. III]: to $4 [Ill IIIII.
A. DICKERMAN do SON,
84 WASHINGTON STREET ,
IIILIIIII II IIIIII.
I’m-liege; Bel I
VVWi—IU
. Ill IAIN S'I'REEI'. REKR OI"
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.
Warm and Carriages made and re-
pa- red. Sign: made, lettered
and hung.
JOlflIlhfl PBIIMI'TL' ATTEN III: I) ”T 0
III
WRIGHT & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And manufaaurore of
All kinds of Wu. noting
Trucks. Carts. 0 o.
All kinda of rvpuiriungrwmptlym done“
Several new and
New [load can only an.
kinda of Bianknmitbing
Pool 0! l-‘rn- Itlln an.
$30th NurWnlIt.
new If
WACIONS
New and second-hand
Buggies, Phaetons. CHI-logos,
‘IInoplee, tlpInIllI-a, etc.
Prices to Suit. All.
Call and see Them.
HENRY TILLY.
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ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Pricésl
PM Best Goods for
the Least Molt-e;
PRA'I'T’S Fl]
--~ yon——
.Mlfllifll Uillll lllll Pilllfllli
Sure Cure for all like-awe
Borne-Shoeing and all MA Ii ES " I NB‘ LAY:
M ED HAY AND STRAW.
Peat Muss Slalle Bedding
—-——A'I‘—
RAYM ND 31108
BUY i’OI'Il
mmNcwmrm,
All the favorite varieties of hard and free burnirg
couia. c ial pflCrfl gin n for wIIIIer Inn-,Iply,
Adena thnnmeuly rcre. Ich, In ll pre-
pared and promptly dIlivcml.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wocd
Sawed and SplIi.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPEFIALIY.
YARD an» OI-‘l‘lt'll,
Water 51., l-‘out m lluvllund SI ,
Oppoeltc Pratt d; Word‘s Shoe Manufactory.
E. M. TOLLES & CO.
'l'llllll Illfl'l'lli
Bl Ill lilll III Blllfll'.
SOUTH NOIIWAIIK.
l
coal! final. I;
final and Wllfll
‘lorthe admimionot skilled tuberculous-
tablhli m of which American work-
manhsveuo knowledge. Cmgreu will he
aekcdat an early dayto provideaforlu of
mutant for Oklahoma.
6. A. I» Pension Bills.
The national pension committee of the
Granddrmyof the Republic haeformulated
auumhsrof pension bills, whichwili be
olcredfor consideration. Principal among
these are the per dlcm allowuicepueiou bill
and the total dimhility pension bill.
The World‘e fair Question.
Oneof the arlyqnestions to he considered
bycnngreau is the locational the World's
(air of 1”. The claims of How York,
Washington, St. Louis and Chicago will he
an. Among the general subjects which
will come up for considerethaanthe fol
lowing:
wool fiuhjerta rust win (lo-e up.
Theuholition or regulatiouoftruria; the
court;theabolltiouofhtterieaaefarar
mausocomplbhthatohject; the
the morning, alarmed at discovery, he
iturued his pistol, which contained but one
load, against his breast and fired.
Another English Syndicate at Work.
ASRLAND, Win, Dec. a—Witbln the lart
few weeks a gigantic English syndicate has
been quietly and systematically buying up
all the acreage property in Ashlaud county
and the entire northern portion of the state
that Its agents can get options on. Every-
thing har been done with the greatest ee~
crecy and notu single deed hasyet been filed
in Aahland county. Register Fennelly said
he had been informed that a large number
ofthedeedrwere inaNew York bank,aud
that when the syndicate bud accomplished
all the purchasea the deem would be record-
l"all ins. launch.“
i W- , '5 In 2
Itwr Jakarta-are, Mr . I
It! comm PA} Dee. 3.5%”. 5m
J: Pomérey, n 1).; pastor. or the‘Ceurai
Preabyterian church, died at his residence
here Sunday, after two weeks sickue- from
eryaipelaa. lie wufs‘lyeursof ageaudwae
a'trustee of Lafayette college at Eaton and
of the Nelson Female college of this place.
When the Loyal Legion of the United States
was organined in 1886 Dr. Pomeroy was
elected chaplain.
Twenty-Five Were Killed.
Baa Fmscmco. Dec. 2—Chiueee advices
site that the mod violent typhoon know
In years devastated the Islaudof Badoon
Oct. 21, destroying fifty houses and aajmany
bouts. Fire at Kauldamaucbi on Oct. %
destroyed IKI houses. Threechildren were
buried todesth. The Ifieemoua st Benni-
chimsa collapsed on Nov. 4. Twenty-five
people were killed and thirty injured
Callagkau'a Suit Illa-laced.
Prrrsucm..)ec .2—The famous
acy suit of Edward Callaghan agninst T. V.
Pawderly, J. ll. Byrne and Peter Wisecame
upfor trial before Jmtiee Merritt at Booth
dale Saturday, The justice decided that
thernwas not eufilcient evidence presented
toholdthe defendants for eourtand die-
ushsd the case.
A ltallreud Fire-an Killed.
Puovmsacu, it. a. Dena—Hubert A.
Langley, firemauoftheawitcheuginewhhh
wasraulnto lad night bytheOld Colony
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mean-em
mmtmmmh
h‘ufllhl ICE Ichtwlh
Illvuuililflr
moms
.Iorm II. culture,
it holeealeand Retail Dealer in all kinda or
fill]. All] W001]
Brick, Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone, Etc.
“fluv—
H. S. BRflWN'S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark Jr Lane’s Block:
Lehigh, Lackswanua, Locust
raw MAIN STREET-
.” hrs In 1
M
Yard‘foot of Wealth gton and Mar»
- shalletreete. Brunch ofilce atStileou
Drug Store Mint
HUMPHREYS’
mum Wmlckntifically and
orraany
“dim. Thatch.
BAKERY
momma. cam were. suds full assert
00 autumn-mummy.
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t rim.
m or Mrs-inch; the syetern. and and
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Artificial stoma stew. «new.
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I local Hutu-I lag-Ind General Work will
p I" be given prompo aileeiloa.
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PLUMBING, omss WARE.
Steam and Gas Filling. “$313233?
sum HEATEIIS ~ » "' "w"
AND I: STOVES and “N6 ES
Eliot A“. Heaters. 35- Tm and Sheet Iron Work.
FUR THE FALL IND WINTER TRIBE.
Having oulcrcd largely l'iVUIUCS of goods are coming in
'daily and bought stiicily i0r(::1.~:h and expenses being light, I
intencI to make this the blelIl" Store of the Town
In Prices and Quality.
—-—v>90‘:
C. H. HARVEY,
12 North NI air] St... 80- Norwalk.
GRANDEST DISPLAY OF -
LAMPS [IF EVERY DESCRIP'I'I
Ever seen In South Norwalk, from 25o to $10.00.
ALSO BURNERS, BHIINEYS All] WIGKS
Of all 8 z-re and Stylee. We make a specialty of
BULL’S EYE AND NIGHT LANTERNS
Don't forget our
Great Display of Holiday Goods
Now on exhibition. Call u d ace our
Malachi Glassware.
SOJIIZ'I‘III‘I‘IG NEW.
CIII i be m—n in any othvr store. Our as ortment of Fancy G: n ‘F would lush-Ibo
eyes grow big and the h- all wish for lb nu. One thing I rum to any to the ladlfl:
COME IN AND LOOK.
on. KERRIGAN.
The Universal Store. In 10 Nani lain ii. in. IIIIIIII.
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