'mamimm
avian-palm
”Minuet!“
Luann, 0a., Des. itwAsttng nab
MGMMWOM
wave—nth: the rsidaaof avails! fnad
hash-virtual] btuw'sadwwsymnd
“was
puny of Jackson for
W is. the purchase at moms-or
valuable land in Arkansas halo-(inc toths
Devin astute.
A Iona-oat Association flannel.
This plan received the sanction of Ir.
Durkheim his death. and the family are
ansionsthstltsbonld bacsrriad out
More. “who will In raised for ths
purchase of the land. A umsmmthashssn
inaugurate-l for the purpose of formulating
plan-for the organization of a monument
auosiatlou to raise funds for the erection at
building, whssuths
g.
' "mot lifswssraprsssnt-
maewatworkallovsrths
“WW II [AVON I}. WIEIIOI'S PLAN.
nun-st- from the um of WW
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‘ ' sctorderisprvssrv-
.1... gr
harm!" rueksdthacit hall,
no. mull“
I
received psrmhsiou
“id Hr. Davh' face. He worked until 4
annot- hecninplsted his labors The
chums
Whhasrcctsdathtlanta,0a.
A latte of Baa-a Vista.
MEI. Bolilngsworth brought to the
hllau old rifle used by him during the
Issiuuwar, which be exposed alongrida
dfishody. The weapon, which is in ex-
“ condition, bears the following in-
E v rn. ., i
emmhnmc g
’ A. I'll"! lib“ Bitten.
(blind, Jen Dav .
ft
1.
r2
,_ Thirtbandmanyotheraiikeitwm
"wombat-out. Mississippi rifles
Windmills Mexican war by act of
man As Col. Bollingsworth depos-
ltsllt‘soldwcaponnsarthecoflln of hlaold
eomnlndsrhe begun to weep. The scene
was most alsotingoneaud movedmauy
ofthsqisctatosstotsars. a
—: _ Tho funeral Arrangements.
ms mayor and all of the city ofllciab
Mall morning, but nothing was
myths arrangements for the funeral
snanow complete. The
on
vaysdtohletairiocemetery,twomilesauda
willheelght divisions in the line. 1.
E'Gordouismentloned for honorarygrnud
first]; Allthecommittees in charge of
thsnrranueinrntefor the oboequies met lest
/ in. Is-alus “may”
‘ ”Wham photographed by Charles
Him who also took a view of the death
chumberaud the interior and exterior of
fienflyhull. The-pictures will be used in
a history of the obeequies shortly to be
puhlhhed. .
~.
, . no Widow'a Card of Thanks.
"fin Davis has written a card for publif
n i
of condolence that have been
in from all part9 of the United
,' ' She therefore takes this meansot
expo-in: her appreciation of the profound
sympathy exhibited by so many of Mr.
Davh’ friemk whiherenved and grateful
.' ' mush Ships llonor the Dead.
. lauychurcheaof this city \ memorial
. Winhonor of Jeflerson ’ Hun—
».fly BihopKeener of the Math church
c-radtedancedotesof thedoceaaed, especially
as a vialtortothe annual seatshore camp
alerting. The shipping in the harburgenev
nllydippedtheirtlagsoutof respccttothe
dead. the British steauBhips
lly carrying their coho: at half mast.
Ira. Davis Is 17-well.
c
In Llflayes, daughter of Jeflerson
Buvk. with her baby, has justarrived from
Worlds)» Mrs. Davis in not at all well, but
. no danger is apprehended
lasletary Proctor o‘clally Notified.
Wanner». Dec. 9,—Secretary Proctor
from Mayor
m the following
Wmnotifyinghim of thedeathof
vb.
desrsonDa .
Nnmmmmm.
Inflammatory“ Wanwmgomncz
luvs old-lino inform you that than“.
tuna-amend tuthisettyyaussday.
1 mm”. ..
A.
Milli", 7",'liiv- . ,1". 0'
or Tfi’o'lhitdhpdchthemtsry
‘ filmy «them:
immense-yuan
unwary. At’niidui‘ht
Menu-acid totakaapiastavotparis
stated.wiil bowedfora,
programme agreed
,4 afuneralproceesionwhich will
' all the civic and military organiza- |
htthacity. The corpse will be con-i,
. .. statingthatltinaphysicnl import».
. forhertoamwerthethovnandsot
, “Mannheim“ ware!
Kifimuwuum caller. 11.-:12
summation» mot thedead
leader.
A I'lorul Iaaysask lent.
tannin, (5a., Dec. 0.411.. Confederate
V . saaociatlon has sent to llsw 0r-
,s minim: floral slnbls— nun
shtpaofa knapsacktna wreathsf mend
llsstoheplacsd on the mills of Ir.
THE. RAHWAY MURDER.
flu Imus trader Arrest Charged wlth
Various Crimea.
New Bauruwu's, it. 1., Dec. 9.~Ismte
Hughes and Kate Hills. the latest victims of
the Front family, are still held by the an-
thoritles In New Brunswick awaiting the
uctionof the grand jury, which will take
the ease up at once. Detective Corrignn
again visited the Frost residence, and was
rewarded by the finding of some letters,
which will be important evidence in the
case.
One was written by Williamtohls brother
James. who married Mamie Hughes at Tot
tonvillc. in it William recounted the fact
of Hamid» statement, and said the family
were all expecting arrest.
Another written by James to William on
Aug. 0 contains a request that the latter
will send a handsome young girl or widow
to Jams’ room at Krelschcrvillc, B. l.
James wanted William to tell him how he
m fixed for girls. All the other latte-tr
‘ were of the same import. and «ennui to lo
dlcate that the gang had been engaged for a
. long time in the abduction of nlul trafilc in
3 young girls.
The New Jersey detectives still hope to
fasten the Rahwoy crime upon the Fronts.
Tried to Lynch the Constables.
Des Moms, 111., Dec. 9.-.A mob of
several thmsnud people tried to lynch con-
stables Potts and Hamilton yesterday. Thane
two men have been active a long time mak—
flw m of the city. and the I ingurrests under the prohibition law. They
will march the entire distance. i
a man in n gambling room and
started with him forajustirre‘a court. lie
raided”!!! they clubbed him. He yelled
“Murder!" and a crowd rushed after the
constables with ropes. chanting. "Hang
them!” The constables ran into a store and
took refuge in a vault. The crowd outside
grew largeand threw mistles. A platoon
of a dozen police rescued the frightened cem-
stabla and took them to a police station, the
«(Nd following and throwing stones.
Several leaders were arrestal
The President at Chicago.
lmsnsmus, Dec. 9,—Tlxe presidential
viaitorn to the opening of the Chicago And}
torium arrived here in safety. The trip from
Pittsbnrg was without special incident. The
president was driven to the residence of Mr,
McKee, wherebe remained all afternoon and
evening. The prenitk'nt and party attended
church Sunday evening and left for Chicago
last night at 12:40 over the Pennsylvania.
mud. Thercturn toWashingwnwillbeby
way of Indianapolis, the train passing here
Tuesday morning. On his return trip the
president will be joined by hisdaughter. Mrs
[Robert McKee. who will go to the White
Heine for the winter.
VIII (lo Into Voluntary Liquidation.
Lincoln, Nob. Dec. 9,—The Capital loan
and investment company, which was or-
ganized about six months ago with a capital
stock of moment), has resolved to go into
voluntary liquidation B. 17. Albert. the
secretary and manager, gives as the reason
for the failure that the stoahholdrrs, who
had paid theiranmnents, nearlyall wanted
largerhansthan they could be aoconnno
dated with. A stockholder tn Tenor-no,
huvingfltl,000wmhofstock, paldiuflfiw
andquit. Thiamms to have precipitated
thumb. Thestockholdcrswili do well if
theyptfiperceutonwhattheyhave
paid in.
“the Brazilian I'm melted.
Two Young Girls Drawn-O.
Iii-summit. 1.1).: 9.4mm m.
"V Mwhlbwalkin‘nesrthepondonlc-
mama-anathema“
thought-tryiugto-veksv.
lu-dels at Mt!— Paint.
Till SILVER WWII.
The Director of the Mint Makes
a Statement.
Director Larch Answers neural transmit
tats-s and Bays tho “neutrons-ts
an Original and Earliest Ono—run
flows from tha Capital.
Wssuumroa. Dec. 11..-'01me of the
lint larch. In an interview on the subject
of Herretary Window'- "“11”" silver
nil-mire, said:
“it «unlit-suds ltaslf to my jmlgnwnt, not
only as the bust plan for the [present ntilisur
tianof silver, but i bollava it nmtalus in
itself the solutionof the silver women); that
it will aflord a ready market for the sur-
plus silver wodnct of the world. the normal
slant of which will be to gradually and par-
Inansntly enhance the value of nilvsl’ until
ltrsachesa wint so nearly cnrreqlonding
with its value in coinage tint we can with
safety do away withail temporary imam
andrestmetho law as it existed from the
foundation of the mernmsnt to 1m. 1
Mountain a single objection in ma
Ft!" kahh WM lulu cousin}
wad by the min tha pres-ration at
his mart; ~ = .
' A WI rust.
"It is acurions fact that the paperarepro
renting the extreme gold sentiment of the
cash—those who are opposed to any use of
silver as money oxcqlt for change purposes
——and the extreme sliver Inn-n of the west—
lhoae who would force free millage nf nilver
regarding of tho danger» of our financial
pmsperitywslumld both oppme the plan,
and from diametrically ubilercut stand-
polnla. the former because it promises to
utilize sliver more fully a» money, and the
latter laminae they my it do rolls-11 silver to
the level of a comnml'lty.
It In an Original l’lnn.
“lie-fore answering there statements lwlsh
tot-erred a statement which has up
in print to the client that the secretary I
plan is similar to one suggested by hlr, liber-
man some time ago. 1 am familiar with all
the plum for utilization of silver which have
been pretentnl in congress since hit-l and
have them before the, and no plan has has!!!
suggested by Mr. Sherman, or any one else,
so for us i am aware. which in ii» mntial
characteristics is similar to the one prom
by Secretary “'indom. The plan is entirely
original with him, and while a suggention to
tune certificates on silver bullion limited on
market value, redeemable either in quantity
or value, was contained in a pamphlet pub
lisbod by Mr. I, W. Sylvester. the plan of
the secretary is mantinlly dim-rent.
The l’lun'a Effect on Silver.
“ in regard to the objectioxdurgcd by some
of the advanced silver men that this measure
would degrade silver from its position as
money. I fail to as) how it is my more do-
grnding to silver to rem-ire if in unlimited
quantities and lame notes upon it redeem—
able at the upltnll of the holder in full legal
tender dollars, the unions tiwnwelves being
for all practical purposes 11 full legal tender.
first, because they are ntcciv‘nblc for govem-
ment dues. and second, because they are
interchangeable with a full legal tender
coin, than the prevent law to buy silver as a
mzumodity.
Pave the Way to Free ('oiuagc.
”Moreover. i believe it will put": the way
to what is most desired by all true bi‘metal-
ista, free coinage of both metals at a fixed
ratio. 1 do not know of any bi—metaliat of
national or international reputatitm who
would consider it for the interest of our all
ver producers orof our country for this gov-
ernment alone to open its minty to the free
coinage of full legal tender silver dollare
while the market price of silver l3 nearly it:
per cent. lea than its value as coin. Certain-
ly Cernnschl, Horton, Gibbs and the most
bi—metalllsts, who have for years
fought the battles of hi-znetalism in Europe.
do not advocate it.
Another Criticism Anawered.
“in reference to the other criticism that
the plan of the secretary would make a large
addition to our paper currency based on sil-
ver, which would imperil thecoutinuance of
‘tho gold standard, it must be evident tr
every one that the predominant sentiment oi
the country is in favor of the use of silver as
money, and the only thing to be considered
is what is the best way to safely new it.
“The issued under this measure
would be absolutely safe. having behind it
always a dollar’s worth of silver an well a1
the faith of the government to redeem it.”
i
A Century of Congress. ‘
Wssmxorox, Dec~ 9.-'l'he attention oi
both houses of congre- this week will be
centered on the centennial celebration of tbs
tiou of the American congress to
heheldinthehallofthehousoof represent
atives on Wednesday. The\ ar-
ranged for the occaslouis gulp», but the
event will gather interest f m the circum-
stance that it will be the first gathering of
the peopleof the madministration and the
first jointmsstiagof .thotwo honseaof the
wallet congreu. Tickets for the occasim .
will hots-nods» the pruilentandmemhm
of andadmittancetothecapitoion
tintdsy will he hycard only.
FOUR MEN PERISHED.
A Fatal Dock fire on the North River,
new York.
New Your. Dec. 9.—'l'he dock of the Na
tlonal Line Steamship company at Pier 30,
North river, took fire Saturday afternoon
andhurned. At lent four blackened dead
bodi- wove taken from the ruins. A donru
more people were badly burned, some oi
whom may die. The killed are the follow-
inguinal:
James Barry.“ m-watchman. No. 41
Downingstrert.
Georg Booker. 44 (colored). 'longahoro-
mamltofltsullivanstreet.
Richard Johann, 4-1 (colored). foreman,
Wile. thorneliaatreet.
Johuwmstcarpenter.
Thslowernoorof thebnilding had been
dearedoffreighthythal’rsnce,butontlu
uppwloorthsrawerustored 1,700 boxes of
tau-nimbaies of eottm, upon which a
-allpngof ’longshorsmenwue at work
“hung” in acorner. When tht
mumtmmm and of the
ahrnthsyfonndthiacottonin names and
admorsomniymmtrylng to another
thalra.
”halter-gin.
mum. In, Dec. 9.-—A
wudtcovcredatlbo'ciock Batnuiay ’
hthshouof August-laundry. who
momma. ”burglar“
i
ti
Willi it
Gilbert and Bulllvan's new opera. Wm.
Gondoliws."hss1asdsahitinlnadoa.
The ofavoluthnhasisttllateu
“with...
G.D.ll.'l‘rask.thagovsrnordthalall~
ava‘Buog liarborst 11ququ
st byCapt Enoch It. Andre-ea. a former
lumatsotthsbutltntion. 'l'hs fillet-ar-
rowlyinhsulsndlng‘i‘nsk'slita Anderson
hundsvarrwtt.
nun-p Inla'a Funeral.
human. 1’... Dee. 0.-’l'hs funeral of the
late Bishop Tutu, of this city. will take
plaoson Walwiay morning at 10 o'clock.
Archbishop ltysu, of Philadelphia. will
probably weswh the sermon, and lhhop
Phalan, of l'ittuhurg, will celebrate Inns.
Catholic busimas people will closa thdr
mimtbedayof thafunaralasa-arkd
nape“ to the memory of thadsad palate.
One hundred priests unexpected to take
partin the ceremonies. The Altoona City
bud hullsonsecursdlohsadthsproosssion,
audit wiliheths largest funeral that has
ever taken me. in this city.
'l'ha 'luoaty-lfth Anniversary.
l’lnunnumu, Dan. 9.-—'l'ha twenty-fifth
anniversary of the ownership of The Public
W! by Mr. George W. Childs, and also
the twentydlfth anniversary of its director-
ship by Mr. William V. chsan. as editor-
in-ehiefuwal turds by
a no , d '
udkoravi‘teppr a
the journal. The .ugheld in
Amie lfl’vvwv ” . sr all the
migiél'litr of £ CK" dd a:
number of public offlciah and private citi-
uma attended.
Mstnwan'a Live! Blane.
Marswsn, N. J,, Dec 9.—A fire that
startrd in the grocery 1 re of 0. Clarke,
shortly aftur midnight of Saturday, might
have wiped out the town had not the Key-
port fire mmpnny gone to the rescue, as the
Matawan water nupply gave out. The are
dcstroyml the grocery of (1. 8. Clarke. with
a loannf “JIM, nwl damaged Robert. Smock‘s
placn, worth $2,000. The [mtodlco building,
owned by i’nunmlor liens W. Dayton, and a
cottage of llubcrt timock were somewhat
damaged by tin.- fire. The flrc’s origin is
unknown.
fills-oft Is fibulowad.
Mouton“, IM‘. 9.——A man who is sup-
posed tn l-u Charles E Silcott, the default-
ing enabler of tho sergeant-atrarms of the
house of representatives, is in the city and
is being slimlnwed by a privata detective
until the arrival of a Washington officer.
Thedetm‘tivo mys that be is punitive the
man in Sutton from the full description that
was telegraphed him from Washington.
It “'an Sold to the Standard.
I’imm'ms. Dec. 9,—A number of state
ments have been made concerning the re-
ported deal between the 610M Refining com-
pnnynml the Standard Oil company, and
they have,- bocn on constantly denied. It has
been learned, however. on the authority of
an employo of the Globe company that on
Nov. 2tbe plant was sold to the Standard
Oil, company. the consideration being 0-1, ,~
’°"Is voun
mum POWIIEB
HIRE?
Do its Manufacturers Publish all
the Ingredients Used?
IS IT FREE FROM AMMONIA?
An in well known. ammonia in unhealth.
ful in food. and dries up the bread
material.
Protection to consumers of food com-
pounda lies in their ability to choose
thme made from healthful substances.
Union manufacturers publish just what
their baking powder is made of. do not
use their goods. but boy imtead
CLEVELAND’S SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER.
This powder is made only of atrictly pure
grape cream of tartar. and strictly me
'carbmate of soda. with a little what
ilonrtoprceerveit. 'l'hiaiaatteated the
official analyses of Government and late
chemists. and “physicians, and chemist of
Boardeof He th throughout the cotton?
Cmnuxn Bmum. Amn. N. .
deco-run.
m Wham-er (tiered.
PERFEGTLY PURE.
A :msr Dalmatia BEVERAGE. TRY IT.
7:: will wt: in: try other. Quality m: “is:
it is the flit-urn Onion luv,
2’. n twat plsrnnzzunn um! unnrrintem at;
p vm and {run from all u-lultcrntinm or
'llullrzir ngcs m hamrtimity; 2.
m1 full weight. it in mum-n.» .
m": than the lower grades
11..-”, 3: Cuidental Tea 60., L't'L
Haul 0' l ,_ 7:3 wrung sup, Km l'mh'.
For .1an by flu.- best urn-I'm.
E‘s l’a l1 AWToN & 0‘...= '
ll. b’llollllllflm,
Gills. ll. 11113818,
South Korwalk. Conn.
GO 'I'O
luau gums
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
N6. OlehlAl .m .111 or;
new”: ”Alt mm.
Wazons and Carriages made and re-
pa'sred. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
JOBIIIEO I’RIDMI’TLY A'f'l'l'll‘i Illil)
am
WRIGHT 81. FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And manufacturers of
All kinds of Wu. one.
Trucks. Carts. 9 c.
All kinds of rspairi prmptly done.
Several new and round nd wagons for talc.
New Road Cam on! y 520.
Horse-Shooting and 1111'
kinda of Blacksmithtng
Pool of l-‘rnultlln 51..
South Nos-walls.
10.
ii
spill tf
Mafia”.
WAC-0N8
Newmdsemnd—hand
Buggies, Pbaetons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
i
“ '"“""“ 5
Prices to Suit All.
053136365 Thom.
HENRY ’TTILLY.
lllllllllllll
F._.
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The Best Goods for
the Least honey
——A‘i‘—
H. S. BRflWN’S
300T & SHOE STGBE,
Clark a: Lane’s Block
-...’ mm mm.
Ofallhlndl. mm
BAKERY!
oomcoms. CANDY TOYS. ands full snort-
uuit of ornamental candy.
MrsJohnlIolland
moon's unonu.
OKE‘
pm:
mfima‘é‘nw
muse Dallaco hours.
wand-unmet.’ ria-
SIB-if
ml!
Bra-taut I-
U. I. mt OM
1810 to toss.
it
'CAN’D‘IES a... in RUBBER “mu
Yard“ foot of Washington and Mar-
shallstreeta. Branch omen atStilnon
LA iIES’ ‘ AND
sCLOAKSm
anmu Minn Film.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
84 WASHINGTON STREET,
’ nouns & crane,
six
m
SOUTH N0R‘VAI1K.
PRA'I'T’S Ffl
-————- FOR —————~
Hll‘lfll, Will all Clitlfllll
Sure Cure for all I‘ll-leases.
MAKES “ENE LAY;
Peat Muss
,BALED my App smw.
Stable Belling
”AT...-
RAYM ND BRIJSi
1| ENWS
to
coals.
All coo morons!
al V!’
————————-
Coal
BUY YOUR
llua and W001
From the New Con Yard.
E. M. TOLLES & CO.
All the favorite “timer of hard and fr-zoburning
Special price:- given for winter supply.
niy screened. we‘ll prc~
paved and promptly dcilVErvd.
Oak. Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Splité
BUNDLED WOOD A SPEi‘iALTY.
vaun AND orrurn.
Water 51., Foot of flavltnnd St ,
Opposite Pratt dc Wind‘s Shoe Meuufucmry.
lountalu,
llrug Store
Join; a. E‘Eltltltd,
Wholesaleand Retail Dealer in all kinds of
601]. All] W001!
Brick, Lime, Cement,
Blue Stone, Etc.
‘behigh, buckuwnnna, Locust
,Fl'llikllll’, and
Wilkesharre Cools.
Mini
rylu
"uric-‘2'
I
I
. stunt ..
. rum. m
vera. Uuumtlon. inflammation ..
a, Worm Fever. Worm Cob.- .
Culle,¢w‘l’cethlngoflufnuta
Iarr an. of Children arm: on
uter mining mmtrwlic....
iii In Rorhnmlmgmfn. .
oothar Farce: '
eaduc ea. Sickll chc,vmi;o
I Bilions Stomach. .
mecca” gins Painful Periods.
€553. 'll‘ siiiiiggiiiiilfil
mantlhe firtflbfiiliatfll.
HUMPHREYS’
Du. Iluuruusvs' sncmca are scientifically and
preacrl “one; used for many
ll .
ins.
'l'heac Spent
morndnclngthe syrtcm.and are n for and
deedtheaavmfn remedies of the World.
1"!
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"no?
sea
essences
by or all! fig”)
fltflmfln
We?
I08.
7%
“Mammal-nucleolus"!
Spring Goods“
not: ”I
mess 6011111111"!an
we. Hall too. I
Brenna EPO RT.
“it! will have Ins 111 mm
take or” at rains lino: :1 a. as
linens.
w... B unfiltered}. "“ ' '“"“
”we at a dual"! .nOFE’H'
timber Conn. I. u. Ass‘n.
Wm. ll.'lllllllll & SON,
Sanitary and Hydranlicbflneen
IIaln (linen. an I ‘7 W
8001'" IOWALK. 01'.
boost Server istsnd General Work will
jvm Ilc elven prompt attention.
Artificial stone Steps. Coping,
Luvs lltilllJlltll.
(an {UAW momma-3.
«Sac. doc-
Manuiactured by C. T. lEONARD,
35 Water Btruot.
mersm'
roars wgt‘gwrmr.
warm mar.
5 ..
Branch 0
lalf 1y
HOLIDAY;
@6133”?
iruusm's Annua smut.
1
i'rolu-n' (minus, M
I roux'rux I‘EXS.
c f ‘ . u ' .
no u: mans, l H‘ A\D not [All nexus,
. SIIAVISG sun‘s,
f ‘ inner r'nl-zunonu'runs,
ism“? cases, nos nos Boxes,
; ’ t'l'xul-zx'rs Iv SILVER A“) 1151‘ «mass
itASILEé .th unw-s-nnu: m norm. won-
, eunuch, CARLSBAB, he.
;——1
,‘ . I. ; ~ _. fl . . , .
alum .x l.ui;.n'.~., Atkinauu's, ll nght’s, Lundborgs and Rick-
sncker’s Per fumcn'.
I7 . ' I .
v 1* “in no pram-i to have you examine our carefully select: d stock, whether
Plaisted’s Drug Store H
FHNflSMBm House-Furnishinlfinuis
Cor. Main .1: West 3... ' C HAL!“ A
' . yru pun-haw or not. '
I
D
PLUMBING, GLASS WARE.
Steam and Gas Fitting. ‘2”.2222‘2231‘2‘3'
STEAM HEATERS '“ 1°“
AND STOVES and RANGES,
Hot Air limiters. Tin and Sheet Iron Wan.
nous All SHflES
FOR THE FALL 1ND WINTER TRADE.
———oeo—-———-
.Having ordered largely, invoices of goods are coming in‘
daily, and bought strictly for cash, and expenses being light: I
intend to make this the Saving Store of the Town
5";er.
In Prices and Qu
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12 Northan so. So. Kai-«am.
GRANDEST DISPLAY OF
LAMPS F EVERY DESERIP'I'IHN'
Ever seen in South Norwalk, from 250 to $10.00.
Also Burners, ‘ chimneys and Winks, etc.
Of all Sizes and Styles. We make a specialty of
BULL’S EYE AND NIGHT LANTERNS ‘
Don’t forget our
Great Display of Holiday Goods
Now on exhibition. Call and see our I}
Malachi Glassware;
SflflfiTnlNG NEW.
Can’t be seen in any other store. Our assortment of Fancy floods would, hakatha
big and the heart wish for them. One thing I want to say to the Hun:
ayes grow
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fl its initial 81m la. 1mm mummy,
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