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“ V? THELOC__A_L_NEWS.
MAI-nan ssr l'o-lwrrow.
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satsflightide how“ this
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:law lat-k lav-Id Weather torso-ass.
A“hct wave” of first inlsnsi ‘t’yhss
formed in manual? imisslppi alley.
It will probably be tempered aomswhs
today by cool consuls from the North-
wastsas will make but little progress
today totbeesatward. In thisdistrlct
to-Ihy warmer, fair weather will probe»
prevail, with somewhat variable
.mostiy freehand light I‘pou thug:
erly and southerly. In the II dle Sta
warmer. fair weather will prevail, with
frmh to light southerly winds, followed
cloudiness on and near the lakes, and
5!
in New England fair topartly cloudy.
tly warmer “Wheat as?!“ it's?!)
winds. 0n n any n
Mm in New England warms:
fair weather will probably prevail with
slight antitherly winds, and on Thursday
warmer, fair to partly cloudy weather.
The "cases of the new East Norwalk
M are being raised to-day.
(“m cbitinitig iob'odl sandman.
«Mn-n Maker's hind Wyatemsy. -~ ~
“fiddle cashew hasaccepted a post.
tion‘ in lies Emma C. Scofleld's store.
George Harris, of the signal tower in
this city, istaking a few days needed
rest.
William Glass, the superintendent of
Elmenworth " is ill with pleurisy, at
the lodge.
The second quarterly conference of the
East Avenue If. E. Church will he held
Ian evening.
Car Driver William Barnes and Con-
ductanould Hoyt are taking their an-
nual vacation this week.
-Gapt.PetuDeckerhashad afloat shed
placed near his acow under which to
keep his pretty naphtha launch.
L "I. Jana. of the depot restaurant, is
suffering from the effects of a felon that
hehason the thumb of his left hand
Aparty from this city went to New
York lastevening to attend the Strauss
concert at the Madison Square Garden
Joseph L. Jennings, has leased W. W.
Iester’s new cottage on Golden Bill
street, and will occupy it about August
15!.
The probsbilities are that the first If.
E. Sunday school will not enjoy the ex-
curaion this season that was being con-
riddled.
Hail Carrier Peat has contracted with
HuryPerry, of the borough, to carry-
the mails for him for the present between
Norwalk and South Norwslk.
Among those who were down the her-
bor fishing yesterday were 0. 8. Clark
god a party of friends and Will Read-
man and friends, of the borough.
Rev. Archibald Wheaton, of the South
Norwalk Baptist church, and the Rev. C.
E. Torrey, of the Norwalk Baptist
church, will exchange pulpits next Sun-
day morning.
-—Bigh water now evenings. Boats to
let at Riveralds Pavilion, Washington
street bridge. _
The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
Avenue If. E. church will meet at the
parsonage to-mcrrow evening. A full
attendance is desired as business of im-
portance will be transacted.
drab milk by II 9 quart every day
at Theo. Knapp .. ”Id stand.
The licenses of the city truckmeu and
’veMers expired yesterday and the new
ones went into effect to-dsy. Those who
wish to have them renewed will call
upon Chief of Police Volimer.
—-Rcad carts nl rig-atheism. Ile-
poaltory. to North Main St.
Gen. Taylor’s cottage, corner Crescent
Terrace and Clay streets, is approaching
completion. It is very pretty exterorly.
and lnlsrorly arranged and finished in
the W and most convenient manner.
-—New baby carriages. 35 and upwards
at Podmors‘ a. _____
One of the finest shops in town is
probably that of Henry M. Tilly, the
carriage maker. . He has repairing and
aswworkrnosgh to makes man who
llhsstowstk 'in hot weatherpperfeollya
m. t ‘l ‘ W
dvmybody smokes Gtrsight Tips be-
cause they are the best for the money.
The firm known as the “Norwalk
News 00.,” which started in business a
few weeks ago at No. I'M Ilaln street,
Norwalk, under the management ofS.
T. Raymond. shut up shop last night. it
b mid thstlr. Raymond will start a
were In New Canaan.
~10 low priced horses at Brookside
Block Farm.
~-Astraage case is reported from a
Iowa in Delaware where a whole family
of colored people are turning white, ow~
leg to their persistent use of Brussels
“Tbs boys” at the track wars dissp
3
pointed last night. It wumuounced
that W. Gregory would be there with
his , and drive him a fast half.
humbled in frontal III.
m... M33333.
until annddwn
Was‘flsy” dlduotputlnanappau:
Moloddthedaywltballvsiy “scrub
I”It’lawhichall claimed thav
m'W’shersslssaldtoma
swamp». w.I.o.o.r.,‘
mandatdegresfiisevmlag.
Genres a. mm. of Norwalk, has
been granted an increase In his pension.
William A. Wheeler's residence on
flavilsnd street, has been very prettily
”we
L. H. Decker hasaforce of men rs-
paperlng the interior of George 0. Still-
sou’s store.
George H. Stillson. of North Castle,
hasN. Y., hasentered Gus Pilzar's barber
shop as an apprentice.
J. I} Nolan.of Norwich, is in town
training for his racewith Froman. of
Bbmford, which will probably come off
in a few weeks.
Funeral services in connection with
the death of lies Laura Rapelyea will
be held at the family residence, No. 24
Lowe street, at 2 o‘clock tomorrow after-
noon. ”g” _M
It is rumored that the Norwalk straw
works have been sold out to New York
parties. A. C. Wheeler still holds a
lease of the building, and will conduct
the humans as before
A foot race took place near Dean's
livery stablelaatevening, between a well.
known saloon beeper and a would- be
”Infill“. Th0 mlonn keeper won the
racepmucktotbadprinterisdlsmst. The
sprinter-is a weihknown shoemaker.
Carmi G. Hubbell, the newly nomi-
nated postmaster of Norwalk, received
his papers from Washington yesterday.
He will probably fill them out and will
receive his commission early next week.
Postmaster Golding will not, however,
retire before his term expires, August 2.
—Lasts twice as long as cheap soap
for laundry use—Brussels.
The ball game Wednesday afternoon
at the Fair Grounds between the Y. II.
C. A. Juniors and the Alerts. of Dan-
bury, promises to be a very interesting
game. All who can spare time to attend
it should do so. It will cost you a dime
to walk through the entrance gate.
--Smoke Lander 9 Straight Tips.
everywhere.
Sold
The new schedule of cIty licenses in-
cludes milkmen who do not produce all
the milk they dispose of on their own
premises. The rate is 85 per year. This
causes some kicking, but it is so easy for
a milkman to increase his product by the
addition of nature’s beverage that he
will. receive but little sympathy.
-—Abeconding cashiers should always
tskeabnx of Brussels soap with them.
asthere’e nothing in Canada that can
equal it.
A Democratic politician says that
James W. Hyatt would be a much
stronger candidate for Governor thanooc
William B. Stevenson. He says Steven
son would not receive the majority of
the popular vote. Hyatt, he Is sure,
would, and the legislative vote, too, if
nsoemsry. If we are to haves Demo-
cratic governor, we would rather have
him from Norwslk than anywhere else.
It ” Tm -_.___
The arrest and imprisonment oi as
American sharper in lauded called forth
a surprising number of letters, caper»
tonnes and complaint from British trades-
men toths local papers. According to
tbe shopkeepers there are numbers of
Americans who regume fleece trades-
. men in London for clothes and the small
luxuries of life. It is not claimed that
in every instance there people are out
and out swindlers, and .doubtless the
majority of them intend to pay at some
future date or other. It is certain, how-
ever, that they go away without paying.
and that when they return to [oedema
year or so later, they run up bills at ca.
tablishmenls which they have not fleeced
before. The system of credit in [nodes
is a very elaborate and easy one. Very
few people pay cash, and ninety days or
six months is not considered at all out of
the way for credits to people who have
no real estate. Householders or property
owners are never appealed to for money
for a year after their purchases are
made. This universal laxity is not
owing to the good nature of the British
tradesmen, but is due to the transient
and lucid laws on the subject. If a
tradesmen makes up his mind to sue for
a claim he finds that all of the machinery
of the law Isso thoroughly on his side
that no diflicultics present theorist-hes.
Anybody who proposed To abolish iin'o
prisonth for debt would be looked
. upon as a huniorIst. It is the easiest
thing in the world to prove that all
money owed to tradesmen in Lindon is
in the line of fleecing and swindling
when the question comes to an issue in
the mom. The tradesman has the
whip hand from beginning to end.
The Attachment Released.
Constable Frank S. Conley released
the attachment on D. Van Askie's lee
driver and engine at Wilson Point this
morning, the claims of Royal Denim
and J. E. Brundage having been settled.
WANTED.
Advertisements under this not «sending 5
llnas,ltimelsc.8timesw: I arm.
YIIUITG GIRL T0 ASsIM' IN DOING LIGBT
housework in small lmll] Apply at No All
smart avenue. Novwalk. jyli it
‘iTUATION BY A GERMAN GIRL. Milli)
Cook and Washer and hotter. and nmlerstands
all kinds of homework. Address dltualiedt."
Saline! Other.
P08 SALE.
vertlamentsunder Mooterceedtagl
liunlmmsmmlwsrklt
AT MA-
115 3:
Bl CIGAR AND 0031101108le BITS!-
nesa on Wood avenue. new nurtured by
James V lllage. Apply on the premises. 3th u
DBWIS‘I'BATOB‘B BALK— A DW [LUIS
Boole and about it acreaof land. on lly Neck
road, In 50ch Norwal being the lambasted lately
occ£led by Benjaminm .Beed. deceased. inquire
illiam B. BeetAdmlsistrato no If
Houses mantra was asp nuns AT
mansions“ raw-s asp on rear
arsoxsvss'nraavr nouns mass.
WlAT ran. rams a «cousin. Inm'
ancaAgenla. all“
TWOsbolcebuildingIots,50-ndwfsetfrunt.m
Westavenne. Applylo W CHAN “2:11;,
cAllPl'l's you BALI. Ilqiillil
backrmcnotel odioe.
A little ammonia in tepid water will
soften and cleanse the skin
Spirits of ammonia mil (Iltt'n It'llk've a
severe headache.
Door plates should be cleansed by rub-
bing with a cloth wet to ammonia and
water.
If the color has been taken out of silks
by fruit stains, ammonia will usually re~
store the color.
To brighten carpets, wipe them with
warm water in which has been poured a
few drops of ammonIs.
One or two tablespoonfuls of ammonia
dows better than soap.
A few drops in a cupful of warm wat-
er, applied carefully, will remove spots
from paintings and chromoes.
Grease spots may be taken out with
weak ammonia in water; lay soft white
paper over, and iron with a hot iron.
When acid of any kind gets on cloth-
ing, spirits of ammonia will kill it, Apv
ply chloroform to restore the color.
Keep nickie, silver ornaments, andot
mounts bright by rubbing with woolen
cloth saturated in spirits of ammonia.
Old brass may be classed to look like
new by pouring strong ammonia on it,
and scrubbing with a scrub brush; rinse
in clear water.
A tablespoonfnl of ammonia in a gal-
lon of warm water will often restore
colors in carpets; it will also remove
whitewash from them.
Yellow stains left by sewing machine
blngthe spot with aelollr wet with am-
moms, berets washing wllI soap.
Equai’parts or ammonia and turpen-
tine will take paint out of clothing, even
if it be hard and dry. saturate the spot
as often as necessary, and wash out in
soap suds.
Put a teaspoonful of ammonia in a
quart of water, wash your brushes and”
combs in this, and all grease and dirt
will disappear. Rinse. shake and dry in
the sun or by the fire.
If those who perspire freely would use
a little ammonia In the water they bathe
in every day, it would keep their flesh
clean and sweet. doing away with any
disagreeable odor.
Flaunelaand blankets may be soaked
in a poll of water containing one table-
spocnfni of ammonia and a little ands.
Bnbasllttlssspcsslble,aud they wlllbs
white and clean and will not shrink.
One teaspoonfnl of ammonia in a tea-
eapfnl of water will clean gold or silver
jewelry; a few drops of clear aquaantr
monla rubbedontbanndsr aidsof dia-
monds will clean them immediately.“
makingm them very brilliant.
A Runaway.
Yrsterdsyafteraoonthaborssbsleag-
lagtoltrJostsr. of ”massive
froaIlafrsatofl'JLBastsr'sstsrssad
randowalslaatrsstasfsrasltisabsth
Markers ltwss stopped. Bellam-
apwssdsaa.
added to a pail of water will clean win- W004
ol|,on wkiss.maybs rsmovadky no...
_ mum
Advcrtisemenu undefthls bead tut I
limlmmkmaiwwsflw“
ROOM) “.003 OF FIVE BOOBS (IN )lAll
shall street. All modern 1- reveals: ta. lien:
81 t. Inquire of C. Becker. lit asbnautnn street.
south Norwal l! 11 III
[1008 1100's 0! llRST YIIGOB. "SQUID!
at No. 9 Woodward avenue. 3on III
HOUSE AND BARN-Bulls! BA!) 7 BOOM,
andhazn mom for three horses and car
rages. Apply to Thomas V image... ‘Il Day elm:
south Norwa k. 1.14 It
80115! ix EAST NOBWALS. SIX mom.
can lete order. rent Sill. Also a house as
Inquire of l. A. Wood»
th‘Ll
Ill SECOND ”.008 OF IIBRARY BUILD
log. 5 rooms inquire at Library rooms. JilJl ll
cost: or £168? BOOBS 05 701.118 31'.
South Norwalk. Water and l cements In
house. Beat ‘19. Apply to John . Knapp.) (I:
Went street, South Norwalk.
Fm APRIL let, 0!! IMOUB PLACE
lowcrdoor dvercomsand twuroomsin attic!
Eloy-sour. mu
avenue, Slat.
ward.
110% mu AND Ball! on traces
meant lid Wilma avenue, lorwalk. halal?!
A naasm Boll iN A CONVINIBN'I'
oflsruitopersnawwhowoaldilkew
vhtt'mhllgtcusn-r thswtater or
rtng.lionmaudbnudmy.n%rn1.l.
Whetslunlw. :an . 0. one:
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LOST.
Advertisementswads thiabasd.aotmaediag5
llass.itlms2§e.8ttmesl&.lweskfl.dd.
MUSIC HALL,
Saturday, July 19th,
on stem ostr.
llpeclsl my I of mamas
' ’ World’s ' [ls ]
lllll .... I ll
(Io-turning the following well-kawwn arm
WI. “Ill! Inca. BILLY DIM”.
DOB ILAVII. l'ltANlI IlOltAl,
TALLY-llo-‘I’BIO. HIANK sun.
and 25 other well-known comedians of canal merit.
Brilliant First Part, Superb Oichettra,
costume Buses BAND.
251; [10085 OR “sauna IHMILBY.
NEW SONGS. Nll’ DANG”. NEW AL'l'tl.
PBIOIB A. UlllIA I.
lleanvrd seats on sale at lloyt's and Gregory'- drug
allure.
JOHN l). DOUGH TY
ARTIS’I‘.
rorInerIy of West Twenty—third street New York
city, has opened a studio In the Post Office llmlnlag
thNorwalk, where he is to Instruct
Esau.“ the lIIghest art. is class or In private
ortralt Pamtlcg. Water Odors. Pres liand Draw~
lag and 'I'spmtry Painting a specially.
Ti... 0an
A. S. FERRIS.
'JE‘WELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a specialty,
I. South later It" - loath love-alt.
LADIES’ BICYCLES, Sis.
ALL “All. BEARING.
l'o' nmbla lir ht Roadster .fiafcly ”9:.
liartlcvd dsat'éty ....... inf
walla. ,. lmm‘li up
s' all amt Exist-inc Stock.
Free instructions to All Customers.
Before you buy a la lII'ul, get our terms and prices.
Jac kso n Bros.,
{III trail Street, horwslk, ('oan.
PLAISTED’S
DrugStorc
A 7*.» —
\Vt,’ Wirill to will your atten-
tion lon low smwrmtblv :ll'llt'lt‘S
lrum our Very mnlplclc xtmyk
of Drugs and Family Medicines.
l’laislcrl ~I lie-cl, Iron and Wine
.1 litre sIIIItIIIcr tonic. 75C
4 ounce
2 c
“ Sol. Clll’llljllt' .‘I'lll 25c
25c
of
" Jamaica Ginger
bottles,
“ Cholera Mixture,
Coperns IIIIIl Chloride
Lima in any quantity lot Ills—
Irwsaswcmrc'r a return newest
Magnum-me we. ,. ., . ._ 2.."
M“ Wfiwbw "l . [I 1‘, l in. .
”munitions... .1 ,k ”m. T93." . owl Int, L... '
'1‘ we” I 11:35:”
Business Opportunity.
for Bale-42b”, for Cash.
Imrsamadgncdwillofalirltrl‘ssv
Grocery abaslasssof Grimm, which can
«all mistress-Illa Silent). perm. lwa
distaste sflnrwslb. Arsrerhsass lovpar
tim wish to Iatkarcesvy human.
Wrestler
m0.w. landfillmhfl. jyl’im lw
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
IBOI’BII arm-us Id.
A ”summon-ram” last
was”?
GEORGE ll. BAYIOND,
Furniture Dealer.
llssStersltfttllsisItJlmslt
Alsslll‘arakkias cw
m'wmw
stir
”‘5‘
m
Natural Mineral “nu-Is by;
the bottle or «use.
Pure Wines, Liquors, Ales
‘ and Beers for Medicinal am]
Family use,
Remember the place,
a
PLAISTED’S
”DrugStore
' Under Mahackemo Hotel,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
-9 lllll Pill
N EW
FIN EST
SUMMER BESURT
”2305;:—
LONG ISLAND SOUND.
ATTRACTIONS THIS
SEASON.
SEA F001] 0F ALL KINDS,
w
First-Class Restaurant.
suns II i may.
. PBOI'BII‘YORS.
norougomr !
THE STEAMER ”MEDEA,"
CAPT. ll. ROWLAND.
Time Table
Daily trips from South Norwalk to Baton Point
achell Island—10.3”; In., 1:50p. In imp m..
320p. m,51-Ip.m
”we norms I~ Ixr.
coins. In. tear-nth Nurwa: I..
II, 1.5 a. m. '
It s-
80‘0‘5.‘
use
.
I .to WI son Paint and tirnth‘ .omalk.
8
a ywpv
9 P333
71m! um I-Issn
Fl a) .to Wilson l’olnt
«or. a. m. to south Norwalk.
I! no In. mwmmn Point and Saudi Nurialk
I 3.. p In to south Norsalk
:3 '«I p m
5.5 p. m toWilscn Polo. and 5mm Norwalk
b' 'I p m.
mm: s I~ ll pour
a, m to Hell Island and Ill) Im l’mm
£35
17
p. In to Dell island and Son'h NI- walk.
.1) pm
Bl. XDAY TIIII’II
lure Bell Hand” "in III (I: tirIuthquaik
l.» ave ‘imr h Norwa’ it for If I on Hunt and l-rll
feigndldflns. In I! top. In, amp. In :2 In: In..
a ll p.m .
lean Retort PM at for firm. h Norwa. k ll Ill .1 to
ill; In ,2t5p. to. 815p m. Io‘.0tol’.cliislarnl
and loses Pomt). 6 Up In luttnp
l-' am one way. the; I: acuraion ‘l'ieketc. 2hr:
The lair: will stop at I)-.r on I I’mnt, on any of
Itsrrgnlartnps when there are message It to git
on or 0:!
The Medea may be engaged f r Moonlight Err-u!-
siona at {mm m- mm Term”; upon opp! ration
to the Captain. unit if
“cart: cutouts, "
CAPT. I‘ll!!!) L. BI’XBBB.
Will eminence making Daily Trips to New York.
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
POPI'LAR PElCE—flooih Norwl'k to 5-1
York. single- trip wants: excnmou 70 cram. Up
and a fter
HOIDAY. JUNE 18th.
The! ram" w. .Hmve “i arm 1’ m arrival of
“mm Lraln leaving Ninth Nurank at It :7 a.
In. Banning lave New York. her to Bast ltm-r
fattof Jefferson urethral :UII p. In. and foot of
Thirty am sum-t. Em I '0! at .l 15 .In.. cmmrt.
ing with train at Wilson l'mnt. [#Aiways take
the Ifonsatcnlr “or. m For further Information
apply to the New England TI rmlnnl Co
slim" S'I‘ARIII' (‘K.
in I'Mlllsbi and “PM!“ Honour ml» ”dull.
street, Nrw York. III-:4 If
confirmations D.
DASDUB! & NORWALB DIVISION.
Corrected June lith. 1590.
Passenger Trans.
SOUTH.
Lv.Norwa1x. Lv 80, Norwalk. Ar Wilson Point
4
his "IIxed 6'— ” ”Ilred
(at!) "
ssr .. .. I030 ' " Io
smsr.
mam.
.I.
" crowns.
.Wllaon Point. battalions-ls.
”5 .. ..
Main Lino.
luveBrldgsport for Pittsneid.
luff. s. m. We
lions... Ilred
11“.: I. “it“ MIMI IAIL
Motto.
Ii“: ll‘l
ord
Emm.Vla Prea'ta Gea’llan 'g't
:. ll. Mamba-T
MAIL. DIM-elm,
Horse Buyers
We are constantly ra-
calving Fine nos-sea,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the nu-
}:8'1' OOAOHZBS. the
8281' mustangs»
CHEAPEST WORKER!
and alto other the
3281‘ u-nrzw'r or
SALE nouns in rats-
field County. Parties
wanting kind of a
Horse. can be suited
HERB. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WWI).
M. H. PARSONS.
nylon llllll Fill.
ii. s..’.~.".‘-r ”I. I...) “I... In... no SAILOR and SHADE
The New and I'alatial Steamer
"P to $1.70.
We will offer them at 8c.
can be found elsewhere.
Gazette Building, Norwztlk,
and
Washington SL, So. Norwalk.
Come early and secure the bargains while they last.
store will be open Monday until 8 p. In,, Saturday until 10 p. III.
Will begin their great July Cleanses
‘ialc on Wednesday, the 9th.
Ten doz. Gents’ Domet Flannel Shirts, 30c apiece. Ladicst and Misses’ Blouses from 253,
Onc case 30 inch Challies; these goods were rctailcd at 15c at this sale;
Wool Challics 18¢ per yard.
52¢ per yard. Forty dozen Lace Curtains, full size, at 69¢ per pair We have the largest
assortment of Outing Flannela to he fouhd in the state
One case Dress Ginghams at
Parasols at 25 per cent. cheaper than
The Norwall:
SBOFIElll & Hill.
A. A. Mali?! "’3
carriage Helium
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
BOUT" SOB‘VALK, - CONN.
flaring filled up a
Carriage Repository
At as North Iain street. south Norwalk. I dcrint to
(all the attention of titt- ptmlu' to the; flue line I
how to select from. Them: Wagons are or the bent
maltr, warranted and include lltc leading sly ice of
Surreys, Buggies, Phat-tons.
Concorde. Spindles, lload
l'arts, Business “'acons,
Grocery and Milk
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPA‘II’IIIIG-PROMPTLY
mgsprn TO.
A. A. McLEAII.
,yi tut
SPECIAL SALE
HATS!
FOR THE I‘Ol'll'l‘ll Ol‘ JULY.
Those purrhsm gills: and Trimming ule have
Hat Trimmed Free
IIIWIKIIEII’I
3 WATER STREET.
SOIIWAI. it. ('OVN.
WAS NIPPON MARKET.
Ono Quullly,— ~‘l‘fsc Ilcsl.
Bx: Vtal lamb, Hutton I’urk, flail. and hub,
turned Earl. limoked Tongue, llama.
shoulders Iifacomlzlaloxu. Prank-
o'ia it
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
m8 SMITH
5:! Washington Street.
OLD STAND
36 Mam Street, Norwalk.
. Plflllfll Fflllllllll'l Slfll'l
Is the place to quote prices.
ANTIQL‘ I OAK CIIAMBIR til l'l’s. s Dir-(Til. '13
“Id prim s Swelld '5. All othrrgoods lnproportlon
Willow, Cane and Splint Chairs at Cost
' ‘L’At’fl A. an. ‘ "'
-w/
5 V I f , ’ - r
TOILET BIT HANGING LAIPJ. PAP!!!
lavas "M ’04“) 'la‘rl
TIM. It‘ll". YAINTINUS, (3.. I 0
Oil Cloth and letting Very Low
llfllll & WMIHBSBV.
HllBSES! HHBSES!
Arrived today. a car load of nurses. salIahlc for
alipnrynwes can beseen at stable former! cera-
IIy ti. W. G .Itallrcad Place is lot
modessomevsry rsbleones Callandseethem
A. SOLMANS.
loath Norwaik. Jone m. law In?» lw
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