THE LOCAL NEWS.
flaw Isak WW weather resonate.
' A strong now north of
hhfluron wi probably move today
mum Gulf, occasion.
mull“. tohviak southerly winds, with
-1,”
from Vir northward to the
lakes, andl rains to the eastward
our the coasts. In this city and subur-
ban districts to-dsy cloudy to par
dandy, more sultry weather willprobs-
hiy prevail, with fan intervals, sli
thermal changes, rain and fresh to sk
, winds. lathe Biddle States
petty“ warmer and more sultry
west and fresh soother e‘liywinds will
prevail, with rain, follow by clearing
“a” Lou load If in? m N"
yc y, lg t warmer
morehumid weather an fresh to
hrhk southerly winds, followed by rain.
% Frigay ll: thlls fictioil tail in New
_ glaa rtycou y, sIg tywarmor
weather 5hr mail, with southerly to
westerly wl s, preceded by rain near
the New Jersey and New England coasts;
and on Saturda ,fair, slightly cooler
wauthor, follow by higher temperature.
mafliifiiifirm
risesISunsets flightide In“) tide
I?
:1, ”‘4‘2
, .33!» matured drought: is becoming a
WM“! and all vegetation shows
. the edicts _
The schooner “Eva L. Ferris" is at
Newllaven with a load of coal f:om
Norfolk.
lira. Chutes DeKlyn and a large party
of borough friends picniced at Compo
beach yesterdaym _>
All. Abbey Davenport Is seriously ill
at her home In Wilton. She' Is a daughter
of Judge Davenport.
3%
The prospects are that there will be a
ball game between two Atlantic associa-
tion clubs in this city at an early date.
--I"rash milk by the quart every day
at Theo. Knapp’s old stand.
John Mattern, a German tailor, sixty
years old, committed suicide in Bridge-
port yesterday morning by hanging him-
chry Eddy, the Danbury hatter who
ahot his friends, Alfred Maiden and
Frank Slocum, has been removed to an
iu-ne asylum. _~ _.
Olive Branch lodge, No. 19, K. of it,
will confer the amplified degree on four
candidates this evening. A full attend-
ance is requested.
John Carl, whose scalp was torn oil by
machinery“ the hat factory of W. A
a A. If. White, in Dsnbnry, two weeks
In died yesterday.
Numbers of the Second Advent church
and Sunday school are pieuicing at New
voo to-day. They were taken down the
river on the ”Caution."
Thefiocioty of Christian Workers of
the East Norwalk If. E. Church will
meet at the home of George W. Han.
ford, Friday evening, July 25.
~Slnoke Lauder’s Straight Tips.
everywhere. ~~ fl -
, lies Jennie Rood, daughter of ii. 8
Rood,eutertalned a few of her young
friends at tea last evening at the home
of her parents on Chapel street.
. The Cedar Point yacht club will hold
warranting on Saturday evening at Hotel
Stanley, Bangatuck, to perfect arrange-
ments for the regatta of July 30.
Charles Gregory fell from aloud 0f
hay at his home in Cranberry Plains
yesterday afternoon. He was bruised
considerable, but not seriously injured.
Sold
The marriage of Miss Marietta I. Stow,
daughter of David Stow, to Joseph B.
Rider, will take place at 6.00 o'clock this
evening at the home of the bride on
High street.
The Commercial Travelers’ association
will hold its annual summer outing at
Branford Point to-morrow. A base ball
game will he played by teams of Hart»
ford and New Haven drummers.
A party of young men. composed prin-
cipally of employees of the \‘olk Hat
company, are arranging for a sail to
Bridgeport on Saturday in Frank Nash’s
boat, to soothe great RIvsl-Eumka yacht
m
.A'rofluction has been made in the fare
on the Wilson Point route and the steam
0!, “COO. Charles.” Tickets can be
thldbs other: at the United
Statue-Express company in Booth Nor—
-—-New baby carriages, :5 and upwards
at Pod-ors‘s.
W Winnie was “tried yesterday
Iftunoon before Justice selleck for an
when Patrick Fitzgerald. fleorgeA.
Bonaeekar prosecuted the case and the
prisoner was fined 31, 00 and costs,
”lilting to $6.84, which he paid.
Samuel H. Seymour has left the em-
ployof PHD Lawtonrlz Co., and has
accepted aperition In the grocery store
just purchased by Captain
A. A. Bette. Mr. Seymour’sdeparturel”
from South Norwallr will be regretted
by a large circle of friends.
Robert IeDonald, not Captain W. B.
If. Ola-k. assisted In ‘rns Bea-Iran. of
Msy. is 01.1: Nell Book and Ladder
eoqpany’s rich. as to the State Fire-
w’s convention. The reporter whom
waetsthe item was misinformed. Cw.”
tailClark is the alienate.
“Plan Cadeau, the Fisherman of
Gran Points," will be presented at
Iu‘ellail, Friday night. The piece is
a comedy-drama Illustrative of life in
lawwOanada. A fasten will he the”
mist the lonuulflaowfihos club,
mm will Introduce a number
I ”tilts! songs.
thissvsnlag at Eoyt's jewelry
' Thomas Molten, of the first of
Betta a Farrington, is confined at his
homson Mott avenue with heart troublem-
Tho borough lire alarm rang last even-
Ing. it was caused by the breaking of
the wires in the Phoenix Engine com-
pany's house.
~Evsrybody smokes Straight Tips be-
cause they are the best for the money.
The report that burglars had visited
Darlen Tuesday night undoubtedly
started from the casein Stamford on
thesamenight.m W_
W. F. Bryant, of the borough, took a
party of young ladies down the harbor,
last evening in his sailboat, with Captain
Demorest III the helm.
J. S. Randall is havinghis residence
on Van Zandt avenue thoroughly over
hauled and ioasbort time he will oc-
cupy it with his fanuly.
Although the news isa few days late
we state that a bouncing girl baby has
arrived in the household of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin C. Godfrey.
The Christian Worksrs of the Realm
Avenqu. E. church will meet at the
home of ills: Nellie Fancher. on Maple
street. tomorrow eveninsw ,
I The delegation that Butler lodge, I. O.
0'. R, expected from New Canaan last
evening, did not put in an appearance.
The South Norwallr brethren were much
disappointed.
The Y. M. C. A. moonlight sail on
Friday night, Augu-It 1, will be to
Northport, long Island, as the majority
who have so far given in their names to
go have expressed a prelcrence for that
place.
The placing of poles on the inside of
the track causes much dissatisfaction
among the members of the Driving asso-
ciation who use the track evenings.
They virtually render the truck useless
for speeding purposes.
Bennie Lyon who met with the ter-
rible acoldent in this city on Tuesday
morning, passed another comfortable
night. This morning a message from
the Bridgeport hospital stated that there
is no doubt of his recovery.
The schooner “Minnie R swan" arrived
at Wilson Point today with 10:30 tons of
Pocahontas coal for J. H. Ferris for
Danbury manufacturing trade. T he
ington street discharging a cargo of
cement, and a canal boat Ia unloading a
cargo of coal at the steamboat dock, also
for Mr. Ferris.
ALL A801 SD Till} STATE.
Matters Worthy- of Aleutian that Do Not
Happen Every Day.
The water in the Naugatuck reservoir
has become so low that use of it for
sprinkling has been forbidden.
Willie Beverage, seven years old, was
drowned Tuesday while bathing in the
Connecticut river at Higgauum.
Joseph Filley, aged twenty-one, of
Windsor, narrowly escaped instant death
Tuesday by falling under a mowxng ma-
chine.
Mrs. Lavinia F. Denison died in Mystic
Tuesday at the age of ninety-six y.ears
She died In thchouse in which her whole
life was wassed.
Thomas Carson returned to Waterbury
from a trip to England and was at once
arrested charged with attempting to
murder Patrick Began last Christmas.
Shea and Farley, of Hartford, and
Boardmau brothers, of New London, are
to row at Hartford August 16, for the
double scull championship of the state.
A strike is in progress among the em-
ployees of the stretcher department of
the silk mill in Warehouse Point. Boys
have been hired to fill the vacant places.
William Collins, twenty-six years old,
a breakman employed in the Belle dock
freight yard, New Haven, fell beneath
the wheels of a freight train yesterday
morning and had his right leg taken oil.
Connecticut Patents.
The following were issued July 2'3,
1890. List furnished from office of A.
ll. Wooster, Solicitor of Patents, Bridge-
port, Conn.:
W. A. Smith and 1'. ll. Peeks-ell,
Bridgeport, construction of tenement
houses; Lriah Cummings, New Haven,
rock drill; Joseph Dawson, Hartford
mucilags moistener: Joseph Dawson,
Hartford, envelope moisteuer; Theodore
Newton, Hartford sash fastener; Francis
E. chards, Hartford suspends; buckle,
Frederic". Monster Waterbury, puzzle;
Morris . , Iris, Corset waist.
Assn
George A. Richard, New landon, vehicle
spring; Ephrem V aliquot, Norwich,
screw-cutting lathe.
mun MARKS.
Braincrrl & Armstrong Co., New Lon-
don, silk threads, cords and upholstery
and dra 'fabrics; Celluloid Starch
00.. “New 2trsde marks, laun-
dry starch,
" rust can:
TWIN” thisbead,uot Trend-I 5
MlmficdtImmIogl 1m" m‘
N EIGHT!” roar CATBOAT. TWILVI
mfoot beam. inquire of C. If. Woodward,
lhflorwalk. jy2l3:
Am BATOB'I AALB.— A DWKLlJNG
llausendahoutliacresofhndonll Neelk
road, in Southlovwalkk
Whthm .Mmdsoeased. ragga
0 wrs AND PARIS“ AT
PRICHA AIBND 0N]
O'A ssrumggn 12h“)
TAIWB ‘00 31'. Mint;
Oriolesballdlag Harlow festnuagoa
West
1.11101?“ Apply museum". or
Dissolution of Partnership.
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NWIIITE? an d "’S'u‘h'sm
Ines. to On
unfinmmw' 'w'm'm‘m
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no sense
'f'iu
lentil lorwsllr. Outlaw-Ir m, It” ma at
schooner "Iowa” is at the foot of “'asll- in
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armaments aadwthls nose:
l"ll.ltluleaor.8times5fc. ml'u’hll-W- b
AYOUNG 1]th WANTS A PLACE 10 no
thouaewovkortaksearoofchlldreu. Ad.
llsstavsaus, Norwalk. MI it
“flu-GOOD COUNTRY BOARD, Bill-
BM”
gisperson or two for 80. can he found b
allows-tag Burl .New Osman. Ct ”23 at I
TO LET.
Advertisementsunderthishead, uotcxusedlugb
lmlmmou-awc. lweekflm.
‘URNIBIIID FRONT llool FOR ONE (Ill
two gentlemen in ivate family, at No. 2i
Washington street, Boot Norwallr. lyz'l lw
110ml] 0? tilx norms AND 0000 ()L‘t’l
bulldlngs.withone acre of round or ten.
iionse of live rooms and outbuil logs, with one
acre or four. [louse In good order and newly
led, located three minutes' walk from l-‘lvc
leltlver Depot. Address P. 0. Box mitowsytou
Conn. L In
Room; or usurious crises“ mutual:
at Your list Fae: ory. )le tl'
PART OF HOUSE AT NO. 95 some IAIN
street; all conveniences. Also part of house
atNo. :lllenr slmct lroonu, rent aw. Apply to
TuylofA‘IGol ell. jylmf
BCOND FLOOR OFPIVK ROOMS 0N MAR
sllallstreet. All modern Im ruvemcrhls licnt
gal.“ inquire of C. Becker, lil 'sshlngton slreot,
ulllN orw_l_tl j_ylz' its
“01' SE lN EAST NORWALK six 1100)”,
complete order. rent in. Also a house on
Woodwan avenue, all. IIIqu'IrI of E A You!
. utl
til SECOND FLOOR ()P‘ LlBltAilT Ill [Lu
log, 5 rooms. inquire at Library rooms. jail If
IL? ’3 0’3! “1‘ TON” Wag;
house. Rent 318. App' y to John K.napp .03.. ’
Ill
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1‘ BO are III. on armour: macs
. lower door live room and tom rooms in atticl
11.84: Seymour .3 If
}10U533.8TORK AND B‘lliN (IN CROSS
street Ind Wilton avenue, Norwalk. lnqum
of Burr Smith. fl 4 It
PLEASANT 110MB 1N A CONVENIENT
locality is shared to persons who would like to
vlsttWashinglon some tune during the winter or
s ring. Boomandboord 3.00 a day. Mrs..l. ii.
hour, 1008“!" N. W Ellington. D. C. nest!
I EPORT of the mndillon of the t‘ l'l'Y N \rmxu
Buff: at South Verna: k. In ”it: Mau- all up-
C((‘lILEiL III the clued of lmamw‘. .IllIy l‘i. We”.
llEa‘Ul’ilL HS.
Loam and Discounts... 531:: 'I'll Ni
(iv/entrails. rerured and unsw sled ....... ' Oi
l' 5. Bonds: In eccuru: circulation .5 In: on
Sta‘ksnecurlllcs, )llllmn :Il '
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lkmklng hour-c. (Immun- II
l'lxler -'.
l‘ilrrcn'. «x ~st and lure-I pun:
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pvru‘ul nirln mill: or. . . HI
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l‘up HIE slim i; will n. 31mph .10
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IhllilltJlI rt. llcuiIrII’I
('cmrlni checks
le ‘ 'II Mill-r .\atl Innl lldnit‘ .
Due tl Nate Bart’- t and hunkrrs
Tom ‘ Sm. ’53 <"
Valet] (2mm lie. r turns/Paul’s I l
l. in 08 M. l. AYI‘ON, f‘AI-blcl’ (If the above
named bout. (.0 ml: Inn y swear that lllr at we
slatlmcut is Irusln the {II-«tot my treated I and
held! JA ACUB .\l l. .WTOX Uh
Subscribed and s\ om to b( fun In: line filth day
or July, Nu)
Cll HARLKS E. FERRIS Notary l‘ulI’I‘I‘
Correct attest
JOliN ll. KNAl’l’
I lllils’l'lAN erARTL
1LT). ROWAN,
D R ESSM A K I NC.
1‘ 188 PEARSON ls prepared to do l-‘ushxonarlll
Dream Iaklu" a: lS~ South Mala street. South
NorwnlL, or by the (My or wa-k at adles own
houses. yrllw
Milli“ BllSIIlflSS Uflllfllfl'
STAMFORD (UNN.
RIIOI’BNS SEPTEMBER 3|].
A Business Traimnr,I School for bother III-s. Bunk-
lrccp'm Banking, I’cumanr hlp Tell zra-phx Short
baud, nTypew‘rillmz, cm. thorcu .1th touch! I run-
dent may be interviewer! at Lb: Col cge utter AIL
JIIh. Catalogues scat on appl: cation ,)
SOUTH NOBW \LK SAVINGS HANK
l
DlrI i tars.
bl Washington Street.
Open Dallyfrom 9 to l:a.m., and from X :o 3 p.
and on Saturday evenings from 6 lo 53.
Wlulcrerl allowed on Depot-Its.
ALDEN SIIKJIANS Pres
JO BNll
Ll'slruis VIcI- hm;
tsp-II. Juan II snares“
A. .9 F1 RBIs
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Flue Watch Repairing a Specialty.
39 South Main 8t.. South Norwall.
JOHN l). l)OU( ("I‘rllll'
ARTIST.
Pormrrly of West Twenty-llrird street, New York
city, has opened a studio In the Post (mu-c Budding.
South Norwalk, whlre he re prepared to lustruct
upllsln llIc lIIghest art in Ilsss or In private.
ortrnlt Palnllng. Water Colors Free liuud Draw—
ing and Tapestry Painting a specially. )le 3m
0.1.. 0.” .r E 1; I F 1« E,
UNDERTAKER.
zit'ltortll llaln Street, South Norwnlk
I..I
.yarm ’i‘rcas
Open stall hours The services of an Embslmer
and Funeral Director secured. myl l y
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Fine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the PIN-
EBT COACHEBS. the
BEST ROADSTERS, the
,OHEAPEBT WORKERS
and alto other the
3381' A38 31']!le or
I», wanna HORSES In Fair-
fleld County. Pan-ties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRAN'I‘ED.
Ill. 1]. PARSONS.
BBO0K~ BSTBGK Fill.
filtf
dings"
, Hartford Milt t y ..
‘: Free Instructions lo All Customers.
’Jac kson Bros.,
MR. JOHN
FAMOUS MONTREAL SNOW
.I __. 7,
.4 l' -'4
Supported by a carefully selected ('lih’l. of Sterling
MUSIC HALL. SO. NORWAIIK.
FRIDAY EVENING. JULY 25th.
._._ . .4.»
The Charming New Comedy-Drama
PIERRE CADEAU,
'l‘llE “SHERMAN OI" GOOSSE l’OlNTE
Presented by
HARTIGAN
Actors
IND “ll-I
SHOE CLUB QUARTETTE
.a- ”4— '
.v'l‘lcltots' now on Sale Ith'floyi's and Gregory’s Dr‘s‘rg' store's,
3
LA lllES’ Bll‘ Yl LES”, 7S.
ALL “A”. I' Erllilen
Commbia “I“ h’ Roads: ct Salli 5.
sum; es, .
(‘all and Bromine Slot k.
Before you buy It WEI-IE, . l: {I rr‘.~ elm
I“!!! :Ifis‘tll.
In Wall Street, honvullr‘, f‘unn.
W. l".
BICYCLES-
“0.1!.lrlllllfltlf" f-Ir 'ht
WARWICK AND V lC'l‘Olt
'me \‘ l'u I
Putt-.ctmn Slfely and olller i ;.-ll 0
Also a lire: .‘.I are Safely. all lull llcarmy- .
First (MI-- strum! hand Wllu' Is (mom 9 HI min I;
in skills branchro. iadus‘ Salem, II; bail loam:
‘55 III:
Leroy 28. Wheeler.
133 Water Street, South Norse-1k. )Illl In
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BOT-ON POINT
II‘I N I'} 51‘
‘5 SUMMER BESBBT
ONE—-
LONG ISLAND SOUND.
.t'l‘TltAC'l'lONS
SEASON.
NEW THIS
SEA-F001) OF ALL KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
FINKENSTIEN & KNUBEL
l’ROl’RlE’l‘OltS.
ROTOIVW POINT!
THE STEAMER “MEDEA,"
CAPT. ll. ROWLAND.
Tlme Table
Dally trI pa from 50:11 ll Norwuik to Helen Point
audits”; lslsll<l~ l0.3lla.ul., 'N‘p. In ‘ll- p. In
i‘fipllL, 5 vpm.
IIIIIII poms I- In.
to Soulh hwrvral'h'.
myzm‘ If
'iH-Ia. m.
ll 25.1 m.
Lblp. In.
315p. l
Imp.
«on Point and south Nauru
u it) p. I. .. ..
n _ ..
m. to W."
m. ..
runs us: I. FLASH.
m. to WIlsou r‘olul.
m. to South Nor“. alk.
m. to Wilson Pam! and Scum Somali
m. In South Noraullr.
III. " “
5 :0 a.
" 05 a.
ll in a.
l I15 p
I. I. McLEAN’S
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NDR‘VA 1.“, CONN.
ilsvlng Illlui up a
Carriage Repository
Al 65 North Main street, Broth Norwalk. l (Miro lo
callthv attention of the pnhllt‘ to the tim- line i
have to select from. Them Wagons are of the heel
make, warranted and Include the leading sly leg of
Sun-eye, Buggies, l’llaetons.
Concorde, : lipiddltts.» Ito; I
f‘arts, Business “'ulzons,
Grocery and llilk
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
f-iTENDED _TO.
A. La. MCLEAN.
§l§sCIAL SALE
01"
SAILOR and SHADE
H A T S. '
FOR THE F01 it'l‘ll 0F .lULl.
Those purchasing list and Trimm‘. or will lure
Hat Trimmed Free
Illwlllclll’s
3 WATER STREET.
s
Carriage RBDBSBBTB
NORWALK. CONN.
O
"1.?" p.
l 2!: p
II ."I
[ll
to “menu i'niu: .Imi Scull. Nam-rig
m. .. .. .. ..
p.
'4 iv a
l :H p.
-l N p. m.
6.10pm.
l'mu \Vl'. «III IIIIW.
III. In Bel: lured and thyme l'ulnl.
m. .. .. .. ..
to Bell 15‘qu! and South Nl’ru:..k.
.. .. .. ..
Si'NDAl TRIPS.
have ilci. island I Mn m for Bouthurwa k
U .Iw \nu: h Norwa‘ klI llmon Pulp! and “fill
Island In .u :.I In. l330p :II.,‘3l;Ilp. m., 3110 I m,
'y. Ill pm
lean liotou Pm n! for Sol ltll Norwalk ll ill .‘l. m .
l.l'I m .2 l5 p. ill. Ilsp m Is 20:0 llcll island
sud l'l Iron Palm). 6 Up III ,lfl'lll: =._p
I are one tvay. '51“, F reunion Ticketc. ‘35s
The [mics mll stop at Dorian) hunt. on any of
Ilslegu‘ l. mp: when 'llcre arl' passengers to Izvt
on or oil
Tbs ludca may be remitted for Moonllghr Err ur
sinus at rI-amuub' t III: :9. TI "ll" upon a; pli «alum
ll) the C lipialn. myz'l It
To New lorlr in Less Two flours and
n llalf.
The MW and Palatlal Steamer
“CAPE CHARLES, ”
. can. mun l.': tonnes,
Wlll mulmence making Dally Trips to New York.
Comlort, Safety and Speed.
POPULAR ”itchy—Booth Norwalk to New
Yeahmslngle trip. morals; excursion to cents. On
er
MONDAY. JUNE 16th.
Thcs‘rarncr will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
[tom-ammo train leaving Booth Norwalk at 8 37 a.
m Returning Ieavel‘lew York, Pin to. Rastlflvrr
footof Jetlerson street.“ Lion gr. III ,and foot of
Thlrty first strmt. Karl. river. at )5 p. In. crmnrrt-
lng with train at Wilson Hunt For tickets and
furthlrlnfomallnn apply toll. D. WILLS. Agent
United States Rsprcm Complanyh opggyell Ilc
WARD Cl.
Vice President and General NManager, ‘3“ Bomb
strrcI, New York. )u'ZI It
JOIIN ll. I‘nrrltmrs,
Wholesale and lletall Dealer In all kinds of
L'UlL All] W001)“
Brick, Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgh, Laekawanna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesuarre Goals.
lull fur RUBBER PAINT
Yard‘l foot of Washington and Mar-
shall streets. Branch office at Stilsorl
Drug Store. Mini
llllllls MIBB "TBAB'BVB llll
Hamburg, trimmed, at
fast colors, per yard,
"Honesty Is the best policy
what we preach.
NORWAIali.
500
Ladies’ Night Dresses, Fruit of the Loom
Muslin, profusely trimmed,
10 yds of our regular 150 Challis for 75g
’1 case of Dress Ginghams, warranted
at
62lc
4lc
10 yds of l2lc Sateen for
Scofield 8: Hey t' 5
Ladies’ Fine White Skirts, Torchou 01
65c
We will sell good lO-i Unbleached
Sheeting at
Utlca 10-4 Bleached Sheeting,
Pequot 10-4 Unbleached Sheeting,
Hull’s Bazar Skirt Forms,
Grand Rapid Carpet Sweeper,
Preaching is one thing, practicing is another:
SCOFIELD ch HOY'I',
23h:
2ltc
in;
I file
”e
32.69
32-69
we practice
SOI TTII NOR VVAILK
PLAISTED’S
DrugStors
__1_‘._- . ..
We wish In Hill your clien-
tlml to :1 low scusonahlc :u'liclcs
ll‘um our wry mmplclo stock
of Drugs and Family Medicines.
l’lslslcds liccl Iron and “luv,
u fine blllllllllt'l‘ tunic. 750
-1 ounce
25C
25C
25C
Chlorllll‘
“ .lulllzlil'n lllllgl‘l'.
lmlllQS,
“ Sol. Corlmlic Acid,
" (‘holcl‘u Mixture,
(hymns and
Lime in any quantity lm' dis-
llll‘l‘t‘lallllfi.
Natural Mineral Waters by
the bottle 01‘ (use.
l’ul‘c
.‘lwlit‘lllul
and livvl':."l2»l‘ and
Pam i ly use.
“Cllll‘lllllt‘l' Illc plzlcv,
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