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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 19, 1890 · page 3

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cm in Weddings and Parties. Ice Cream
constantly on hand lorthe sick and well. His new,
brand Root Beer. and Implement. Dillon. '
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Carpenter and Builder.

Pim furnished and Estimator given.
Johbin of all kinds promptly attended to.
She Ann street, near Main

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. Successor to L B. innurd.

Undertaker h Embnlnier.

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lo. 4 Knight St. Residence, 5 Elm St,

 

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FURNITURE!

NEW WORK.
SEW 000m.

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when. thong mam: epeeisll‘y W he

Holiday Presents.

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Architect and Civil Engineer, 1
Misha Plans, Spucldeatlons and superintend-
snee luv the construction ol every dCl‘Cl'lDilol‘. ‘
0! buildings,

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In on Saturday evenings from 6 lo 8.

'lntoru: allowed on Deposits

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SDI—iv JOHN H. KNAPP. See. and Tress

Oysters.
osldavlrinz oysters opened (roan daily can
marathon I iLJ CUT'ILI.
can a row ofaavulondm.

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'JEWELER.

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row was two“ ”armor-sud llnguglaat
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landfill!“ we». lt'o on: not at all particular at
mtiwlamm running: away bspul.

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1M (vale-rem (to-sullen“ Ioport.
Allow this dispatch was roadamplo ol

hmro or awn: was taken up with lnlormal
talking ohm the Iona m which tho ansond-
mt. mould go into tho bill. The revision
ollhr muouuvadmmwaartlon lol the
W H“ um out the shutout nausea
provost la the humus sin-al.- amendment.
”or. arm the new mam-r with robe-non to
lbw “colloids solo, «Minion tho mntial
«mom min by tho wmllronm committee,
crime my»! made in tho legislature today
to as loilmve la Mi:

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Mi mwfirva'ut'r Wflulwr wont“! to rambler
Molina-fiasco“ by llw mum to assembly hill
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:mmmo in it a mayority vote ol 3
in» who. will be women: in (round.

to.
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sump MW ‘0 tower) thing else alter it is ap-

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”r. liken! rml‘y intend-ad it should do.
Wife“ in Will-y mm luv doubt, however,
M «the "M M the (mule-ruler columl'lr
M; limit “would slow. and its adoption will
hurl W ball over to the g-n'crnm‘.

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Wrmwm-x. fob iii—Ne- Yorkers are
Who-ti and l ‘dhk‘lg'm dismayed over the
World": lair Wanna agreed upon at
(Mu-or mm. W limb, chairman
at lllw mum World's lair (mullahs, said
loam-rm; “Now, we ‘all have a
WWW WW. Politico has been
Mom to the winds. and in my judgment
M WM will asylum the “Intuition. Ol
m lmewoil «was with the
Monorail; them; llhiuk l maypro-
fitment“ mumlmam-
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mirror-mam veryoonudens. ‘l‘ho lat.
mm. “Whoa woostioly them that New
Vest wmbwtbeeatmexpennool the as-
Mull. Islam. that atlaasttwo-
m ol’ lilw southern milieu will be
WWW.” Iain Rallies, Payno,
m.mm, Wallace and indeed every
m at like We idiots delegation

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rm. mm are saying here that the pro- ‘

Potash flue hob the Virus carol-ll:
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n. South Dakota house has passed a m
elation admitting that deatltallon «is. in
mypartsolthostalo, sud thattllolarln-
orslunatlis lurnhhad with seed whoatby
public and private subscription

21-8!an Motor St. John, at llswbnrg.
I. Y., died Fob. la. agod'ill yours.

George Wilcox, at West Franklin, Brad-
lord county, Pa. Iott a provision in his will
that his grandsons, in order to inherit a

ion of his property, must veto the
ratio ticket. and his granddaughters
ulust marry Donwcrato or remain single.

Pin which started in Henry Frita‘s eon-
lecllonory store, Newark, N. J., hnrnrll
tour buildings, causing a lo- ot 050,000.
Hrs. llnry Barns, aged at, was lulrnod to
death.

In. llohooea Way Taylor, mother of the
late distinguished author and traveler, Bay-
ard Taylor, died at Konuott Square, l’a..
Fob. ill, in her ulnetieth year, alter a briol
illness. lira. Taylor had grown qulto loohle.
physically. but she greatly enjoyed thoso-
clety 0! her many lriouda.

Albert L Johnson, tnvoulorol the John-
son switch and other“ uselul railway appll~
stress, 4er “ll dead in the Equitable build-
ing, New 'orlt, Poll. Ill, ol heart dines-o.

The polorluance at the Broadway theatre,
New York, lor the bonolll of Ira. James (I.
lilalnr, Jr., who is very ill and liltsly to
be permanently an invalid, yioldod nearly
“Jul. The surllencn was the largest over
huown at the llroadway.

The preside-tit has awarded certificates lor
hravory inn light with robbers in Ariaona
in May, 1%”, to Privates Thornton Home
and Jamal \i’hmlrr, ol the Tenth inlautry.

lleury l‘anz, tho llnner, at Aberdeen
lilies) lat-1e, has been recommended lor ap-
pointment asaspocial agent at the census
allies to collect rtatlutico 0! recorded indebt—
odneaa

Tho e:~-cutivs committee 0! the County
Democracy at New York have elected
Michael L'. hinrphy chairman lor the arrow
lug year.

Willlaniifowio lllopi was elected mayor
of Hyral‘tlae. N. h'., by 8m majority over
William ll. Kirk them i, the present incum-
bent. About 17,000 votes were cast.

('harloo J. Hurrah, the millionaire lira—
sillatl railroad contractor, died at l'llllfld‘ll‘
phla Feb. I», aged 74 years

Pitcher Tenor, of last year's Chicago tonm,
; has signed a contract to play with the Pit“?
. burg Brotherhood club. He will also not
guru-rotary and treasurer of the Brother-
: hood club.

F The twonty~socoud annual convention of
._ tho National American Woman Sullrago
‘ amncintlnn has opened at Lincoln music
3 ball, Washington, D. (3.

l l'ounl. Julius Andrnaoy, the well known

 

.. ¢ - , y . 5 Hungarian statesman, who has boon ill lor
Eggmm:fifl:~m mm I'm “1‘31 some time at Vulosca, near Plume, died

south “omalk 5W. MW “‘1 olmdr View by this' ”b‘ 1‘7. H” "‘6' ”“1 °m' .
A” Q ”my I l At lane, hr. some mlocmnt threw vxtrol

i in the lace ol Mini Emma Fischer. Dennis
‘ McCarthy, the young woman's lover, pur-
f sued the viirol thrower and was shot twice.
2 The miscreant to still at large. McCarthy
will recover.

The striking minors ol l’unutawney, I’m,
have rmllvell to fight the company, al-
though there is much sum-ring among thoir
lnmilim The operators any they have all
the [non they want.

A “mini from Washington states that a
It rumor is current in that city that Erminie
1 Thibaull, nllms Miss Louise Barrett, either is
l on her way to Washington or has actually
arrivrd thon- upm an important misalon.
The police are boiling lor her. it is hid
that she will man he lollowed by Bilcott,
who intends to surrender himself to the
authorities and make in clean breast ol what
he knows.

THE JERSEY FRAUDS.

 

2 Little Jokers nun Found in llmlson
('uunty linllot lion-s.

’l'mza'rox. N. J., Feb. “iv-Six ballot boxes"
were examined by the senate investigating
committee in the Hiuhr-Mcllonald contest.
The not lose to McDonald by the recount in
these precincts, including little jokers and
lalse counting, is about 32! votes. The
Third precinct hnx produced ill jokers; the
Fourth, L'; the Filth, 5-; the Sixth, i (lor
Btuhr), and the Seventh, in”. Three ol the
six precincts present. apparently honest rs-
turna The other three were learning with
evidence of the most colonial lraud.

The not In. to McDonald in the two as-
sembly districts is about 900 and the gain to
Btuhr is 200. McDonald's majority in these
districts has been placed at 3,515. which is
now reduced to 2,408.

Allan McDermott, chairman ol the Demo-
erotic stale committee, condemns the funds
in strong language and says that the porpo-
tratora should he sent to the state prison.
He believes that Abbott had a legitimate
majority ol mill), however, in the county,
and McDonald 6,0“).

The ballot box lunch will he relorrod lo
the Hudson county grand jury.

The President at Plttalsurg.

Wfimlsoroa, Fob. ill-The [resident will
leave Washington at noon today lor Pitts-
burg over the Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
He will be accompanied by Con
Bayno and Dalzell, Private Secretary Hal-
lord and Mr. Andrew Carnegie. Secretary
Blaine is unable to go. The president's visit
is for the purpoao ol being prmont at tho
lonnsl opening at the Caruogis Preeldbrary
on Thursday night. While in Plilsbvlrg is
will be the guest, it is stated, n! the Duquesuo
club, whose invitation to the president was
tondernd and accepted through Mr. Carnegie.
The president will return to Washington
Thursday night.

Ra-Coagrwasnau Sessions Aaoanllod.

Jamowa. N. Y., Feb. :9. ~Ex-Congm
luau W. L. Bunions was .vagsly assaulted
on the street last evening by Frank Grill-
ith, a former client, who claimed that Mr.
tie-ions had sold him out in a law unit.
which was tried ten years ago. The weapon
usede a small cans with anironhoad,
which cutadesp gash in the camps-
man’s head. Three blows were struck he-
la-athomanwsaeaptnred. flawaahrnught
hdovo the police justiea and waived ox-
aminatiou. He will probably ha committed
tojsil.

mama cttlaeoa on on Ball.

Aroma, In, Fob. lit-Tho savaatscai
elli— ol Sharon, aunt-d and lwought
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young quell. intending

Ills-om until spring
weather: but oaths birdobsgaa dying
oflthoughthesttolosthoromalnlng
ones loose, although it was tasted the
cold weather would kill than A recent
investigation showed the birds to be
selling along nicely. About twentyv
tlvo years agotho qnsllln this section
were hillodoll' by a heavy snowstorm
and toe several years afterwards low
birds could be lound. Balers the next
season several Derby sporting man eon-
trlllnlod 0100 and Shout! Gates was dep-
uliaod to purchase lira quail. lie did so
and thobvood are the birds that have
been shot around Derby ever since.
Bridgeport ind New Haven did the
same. Bnt the birds were not nearly as
largoss the ones that originally stocked
tho woods ol' Connecticut. The original
Connecticut quail were slusou as large
as thopsmldo of the present day; and
alter the snowstorm mentioned tho
bones and tooth»- ol thousands 0! than
could be loud in the fields and woods.
Occasionally one iashot now, but they
are very scares.

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A Barthel Deal-late Who I!“-
lobol sword-Isl».
An Atlanta dispatch, February 12, an.
monitors the death 0! the dealluute
Fisher, who was awordmah-r lor the
Conlrderacy. Though horn (in 18l2) in
England, he was brought to this country
by his parents the following year, and
they settled at Harper‘s Ferry. Fisher
was educated In Hartlord, at the Ameri-
can Asylum, alter learning the trade ol
an armorev at Harper’s Ferry. While at
Harllord he tell in love with a young
lady, alooadeal-Inute, at the Asylum,
and in 1840 they were married. Subse-
quently they went to Harper's Ferry,
and lonr years later to Knoxville, Tenn.,
where helsught in lhs deal-and-dulnb
institute till the war broke out. He was
an expert owordmahsl, and at the Rich-
mond arsenal he made all the swords
used by the Conlederacy.

Yot Still 'fluoy 60 Want.

Says a Maine man who has been out
in Dakota: “It a man is tho owner 0!
ton acrrs ol land in lialne he can realize
just double the income that our Daho
tan can who owns 100 acres. 0! course
there In no doubt but what such I state
ment looks absurd to a great many,
but It is true. What is there to lnducr
a young man to leave his home and
come west to tail. Remain at home and
torn: With the same spirit you would in
the west and you will get rich."—-New
York Tribune.

Question 0! lolallvo Values.
From the Chicago Tribune.

“John! John! Wake up!"

"What is the matter, Maris?" ,

“I hear a noise in the kitchen. 0‘
down quickly and see what it is. Maybe
it's a burglar."

”lira. Billus, what do you consider lhe
actual cash value ol the silver and plat-
ed ware and other slenlable articleaiu the
kitchen?"

"There's 8i0 worth at the very least."

"And do you suppose, madam, I am
going to run the risk of meeting an arm-
ed burglar (or a pitllul, beggarly, dad.
diluted $10. madam ?"

(Angrily). “Why not, John Billus?
Isn't you [lie insured (or 85,000?"

A littlo Fun.

The prudent Kansas larrner is now el-
lecting quite a saving in corn by leediug
Congressional Records judiciously into
his stove.

Society is where people who were poor
twenty-live years ago tell of the pleboiau
origin at their neighbors and conceal
their own humble beginnings.

“Many and many a battery I‘ve
charged,” raid the old man. in a broken
Voice. as ho asked for load.

"With Grant during the war '1"

"No, with Edison at lenlo park.”

Doctor—Well. my line little fellow,
you have got quite well agdln l I was
sure that these pills I left for you would
cure you. How did you take them, in
water or in cake?

“Oh, I need them in my blow gun.”

Johlot—Jaggs died 0! heart lailure,
did the? What sort of a disease is heart
lailure? '

Jollyboy—Well, heart lailure is anoth-
er name lor thovold-laahioned disease
called shortness of breath.

"You shouldn’t have taken ‘No’ let an
answer so readily, Charles,” said his
more experienced lriend. "Don't you
understand thsta girl's ‘No’ olten means
‘Yes'f'

“She didn’t say ‘No,’ Jack,” responded
Charlie. utterly without hope. “She
said ‘Naw.’ "

"I hear that young flmythaloghnesa is
ill. What is the matter with him?"

“He is sullering from nervous pros.
nation. A paper printed his name with-
out the hyphen.

He was a man noted lor his Cheater-
lleldisn “dress, and had been very ill.

"You were at death’s door,” remarked
thedootor,aohlspatlontbegauto mend.

“Really, dootorl" replied the man at
the world. ”Do—do you know whether
I—ah-ielt my card?”

She-4 can’t imagine what nah/ea our
parrot swear so. . '

Ila—Wasn't he brought up in bad
company 1

Silo-lo. indeed! Wagot him lrom a

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Al 4i lain It". Net's-ll.

Good First-Claus G code
Can It. bought At Hall-Price.
Also a fall this at

lants’ Furnishings

Hard-Path Prices.

Isa-dried shirts Way Down.
Unisaadrlod Shirts tro- Bic up.
lonr Ply Linen collars 7c.
The. pair all woo! seeks for too.
Three palroouou socks lot the.
Illa U-bnllu lor I! 2:!
It is lune-ibis to slots all the lscta
sea tor yourself.

twain St., Norwalk

illlilllill'l's

("time in and

lhave just received a large line it

33. $10 and $12 'OVERCUATS

Which 1 am going to

Sacrifice at $6, $8 and $10

Call and Examine 'l‘hcm

A: it will be to Your Own lowest

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Flfll‘lflfl Slim Hfllllll‘.
Plumbing,
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
'l‘in and Sheet lron Work.
STOVE, RANGES,
AND TINVVAR n2.
mm given for
Steam and lint Air Heating.
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BISCUIT

Pavngg ;__
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS AND
Pau‘raau: Cancun orrznzn
To THE PUBLIC.

Elflll BlSllllll' STAIPEB

Wills Our Fame,

“BOSS—-

c. D. 3088 a SON,
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GLOVEEEOLSENB

SI’ECIALTIES: ,

Our Buvah Kid Ladieo' ‘2 00 Shoes are the finest ever altered in lloulh Norwalh.

Indies” French Kid Hand flowed, ladies' French turned and wells at prioea that
will astonish you.

Children's and lion's Shoes that will pay all to examine.

A ”WE‘VE R & OLSEN!

loaders in tho lloot and shoe Trade.

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