Heads were Broken in
the Tipperary Row.
mop-u. our» and munch—annals,
nan-lag“. One of the Muted.
'- Dumas, Sept. mw-Patrlck O'Brien, who
was arrested at Cardiff on'I'uesday,wu
W to this city Wednesday and
placed in prison. Late that night the
Nationalists learned that he would he
W thither by the morning train
,hnrsdamandtheyatoneemadepropan-
pasted" him worthy escort. Much to
the m of the authorities a large del-
mtlon of prominent Nationalists boarded
the train at the same time that the officers
appeared with O'llrien. Among these
were John Morley,wa has In... no.
,- forsome time studyinfi the Irish
member or parliament for. Bradford: 1'. a.
nun. Commoner Harrington and several
others.
Charged by the Police.
On the arrival of the train at Tipperary
the Nationalistssmd for the court house
in a body. At a street corner they entered
into a conversation. While they were
standing, in no way disturbing the peace
thine, they were ordered by the police to
move on. John O’Connor, member of par-
liament for South Tipperary, look very
rigorous exception to this order, and
showed his contempt for the police by call-
, upon the crowd—which bythat time
‘ become large—to give three cheers for
John Morley. The cheers were given with
hearty good will, much to the exasperation
of the police, who thereupon charged upon
the group and attempted to force it to
move forward. In the melee that followed
the policemen did not hesitate to use their
‘ batons. One burly constable aimed a blow
‘ at John Morley himself, but John O'Con.
nor, who stood near, warded it 01!.
They Bad Their Shillalnghs.
The Nationalists then continued their
way slowly toward the court house. As
this was the day fixed for the trial of the
arrested Nationalists the streets of Tip
7 paltry were full to overflowing. National-
. vista thronged to the town, many of them
., carrying the national weapon~the shilla-
‘ Talia-and they proposed to use it if provo
' cation would arise. Early in the day it
We known that still another arrest
had been made. The victim was Thomas
J. Condou, member of parliament for Tip-
. wary East. He was also brought to Tip
perary.
When the hour for the sitting of the
‘ court arrived the authorities decided not
toopen the doors to the general public.
The crowd did not take kindly to this
treatment, but pressed forward, trying to
force a way into the court house. The
police stoutly resisted, using their clubs
= ‘ y. Many of their blows took eflect,
I but the crowd did not yield instantly.
I It Was a High Old “Shindy.”
I For fully five minutes there was a stand
‘ up fight between the now excited throng
l and the police. At last, however, the crowd
Iwaa gradually forced back and the police
succeeded in maintaining a clear space in
frontal the court house. The leaders of
. the crowd continued to make vigorous pro-
tests against being excluded from the
court house, and the police were subjected
to jeers and taunts from the angry and
:' wounded victimsof their recent onslaught.
; John Dillon. Alfred Illingworth, 'I'bled
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Manatee! Batteries Wald
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“Cleveland—
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”York....000000192.I—d
Playm‘ langua-
Pltnuhlnirg - IDIOlDDII-I
Brooklyn ............. OOIIOOIDD—l
Basebits: Pittsburg. to: Brooklyn,'l. Errors-
Pitt-larval; Brooklyno. Batterlal: Btalsyand
)‘isldsflVeyhingand ,
Atllulsio—
Buffalo .............. i (I D 0 3 0 0 i i~0
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Base hits: Budalo. I: New York.0 Errors:
andCIsrke,CranesudBmwn.
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llsse bill: Wand. 17: Boston. I.
Cleveland. I; Boston, I. Batteries: Dewsldsnd
lutclifle, 03!!th and Kelly.
American Association.
At Toledo—
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Baltimore.... ......e l l 0 I o o 0—!
Base hits: Toledo, li: Baltimore, I. more:
Toledo, 3: Baltimore. I Batteries: Smiths-d
Sage, German and Townsend.
Atlantic Association.
At burrow-Lebanon. ii; liewark. 5. Base
bits: “Moon. :0; Newark. 9. Errors: uhauon,
a; Ilel'll’k,l. Batteries: Smith andWinklemsa,
Fitzgerald and Murphy.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensed Telegrams Gathered from Varl-
one Places.
The suicide of Victor Lee Johnson in
Brooklyn, it is believed, resulted from
business worriment. The young man had
a romantic history and did not know his
name until about a year ago.
John Liebrccht, of Baltimore, is suing
William H. Evans, is rich man, for 875,000
damages for alienating his wife’s afleco
lions.
George P. Whitney, of Albany, pleaded
guilty to the charge of falsifying entries in
the books of the Albany City National
bank and acknowledged mlsapproprinting
about 617,000. Judge Core sentenced him
to seven years in the Albany penitentiary.
Mr. Parnell has fixed Oct. 6 for the meet
ing of the irish Nationalist party at Dub—
lin. in his call for the meeting he says
that a line of action will be declared which
will be a guide and a signal [or the Irish
wople at home and abroad.
“list the Canal Men Want.
BUFFALO, Sept. div-At the session of the
Canal and Harbor Protective union a [880‘
lotion calling on the legislature to appro-
priate not less than 8250,01!) for the repair
of the looks and prisms of the Black River
canal was unanimously adopted. A reso-
lution was passed indoming the action of
the Northern Boatmen's association in
asking the legislature for an appropriation
of memo for the improvement of the
Chum lain canal. Other resolutions were’
carrl as follows: Calling (d:- the building
of state elevators at New York and Buffalo;
demanding the enactment of a law pro
viding for the maintenance and operation
of free piers, warves and bulkheads in
New York and Buffalo; calling on the
legislature to relieve canalboat owners of
the necessity of insuring their cargoes.
Congress was asked to declare the Dela-
ware and Raritan and Chesapeake and
Delaware canals public highways in order
to get rid of unjust canal tolls.
“on. George B. [Airing Sued.
During the conflict many persons were
wounded with blows from the policemen’s
bludgeona. One of the most serious cases
. was that of a man, some of whose teeth
‘ were knocked out and forced into his
throat. Several men were so badly hurt as
to require surgical attendance.
Itimothy Harrington llnrt.
Among the wounded were Timothy Ear-
rllgton, member of parliament for Dublin,
and a urnfialifax. Both received heavy
blow. on their heads. They made their
way into the court room as soon ssthey
could, but by that time their hair and coat
collars were saturated with blood, and they
pearaucs in court created a sensation and
William O'Brien was making to the court
d the brutality of the police.
John Morley’s Plea.
ThonJohn Morley arose and addressed
Col. Caddell, the presiding magistrate, to
3 reverse his decision to keep the doors shut
against the public, and at last be induced
tbedoors thrown open. The room was at
once mired.
A Pretty IIow-de-dn.
Atthe outset Air. Dillon objected to be-
ing tried before Resident Magistrate Shan-
nen. lie had bad a personal encounter
with Shannon at Cube]. Shannon had
grosslylusulted him. lieurged. therefore,
that there would be manifest impropriety
in Bbuhion's sitting at the present trial.
' Hr. Shannon refused to admit the valid-
by oi Mr. Dillon's objections. lle de-
alared that he would perform his duty
without bins. William O'llrien also ob-
to Shannon. Shannon had already
tried him three times on similar charges.
;flll sitting In the present case, O’Brien
bid, was an indecency and an insult. The
~maglatrste answered O'Brien’s objections
in the same way that he had disposedof
Dillon's.
Then, despite the protests of the prison-
.I, the crown'a attorney was permitted to
make alterations in the charges against
Dillon and O'Brien.
Themendiug of the warrants will enable
the government to include new charges in
I the complaints. This unexpected action.
mod by the magistrates at the opening
;: tithe court and withouanotice bariugbeen
"» glvento the defendants. is regarded as an
1% eondueuhe one in an arbitrary and high
‘ tolsud itaaid in that direction. The pro-
, capital for the Nationalist cause.
Ir. W’s Appeal llad Weight.
fill-svelte
wmonsrwithdissoartmy.
, We master as has.
presented a pitiable spectacle. Their up ‘
’ lent emphasis to the complaint which Mr. 1
'7 evidencethst the government proposes to
handed manner, Ind thatthe court is ready
. esdnrsof the defame shows a determina-
tion tolleep the case before the country as
7' long as possible, with a view to making
loam, Sept. fl—n'l’he'bally News' Tip-
dbpateh says that a marked change
c the demeanor of the police occurred
"in: Ilr. Ilorley appealed to the court.
Manhole-swore beard crying, "Come
people." it was evident that
it did who.» treat the Is-
....
wwnmw
Barron, Sept. ill—District Attorney 1“.
D. Allen has brought suit against Hon.
George B. boring and Hon. Frank Jones
‘0 “”0"” “Po“ a bond ‘0' WAX!) signed 3 sensation. The air seemed exhausted and
by these men named as sureties of John
D. Sanboru. lie uppealtfl-xo the United
States supreme court from a judgment of
the circuit court in a suit brought to re—
cover some with several years’ interest,
money paid to Sanborn underamistake
of fact by the government, which supposed
that the former was entitled to the money
as an informer in the matter oftheool—
leetion of a legacy tax upon the estate of
the late Gen. J. E. Wool. It was after-
ward discovered that Sanborn was not en-
titled to it, and after several years' litiga»
tion judgment for 88,000 was entered
against him. lie did not satisfy the exe-
cution, hence the suit upon his appeal
bond.
Ila Could Not Live Without liar.
thwart. mite-tins em! mimics- Ho , Pulmnlzu'mll,8ept. zit-John Names
mostly 3990319,“ ‘0 “W 00"" ‘0 WOW ; years of age, committed suicide here under
“090901809- 383?!” the "um,“ “53 0‘ “10 exceptionally tragic circumstances. Two
dill) 5! the pollcc. dfeanwhlle “10 N9 weeks ago New purchased the bakery and
flonalial lenders “WWW?“ W “PM” ‘0; dwelling in which he and his wife met
their death. Shortly after moving into the
house Mrs. New’s complaint, consumption,
nuerring aim and death was instantaneous.
BnIalo It!" In»! Explain.
some time past.
lion. John Jay lair-red.
little. Mr. Jay is 7.3 years of age.
Ila Was a Trusted Buplaye.
spenders-vast
limit -
‘V'sathavlallsflafiua
asdwaslssrl with math-st
I I J . m. a I "1
him when its
having recently been W
many. .
ingedeet upon the leaves of plantssn'd
trees Moreover. plants grown in salted
soil produeethickerleaves.
:fest. woreaNo. n boot, and an
glovesbad to beepeeially made for him.
_ "Reply Solicitad via Post.”
says, been representative and senator for
grew worse, and Tuesday she died. After
his wife's death New acted like a man
bereft of all hope and ambition. He sat
up all night and early in the morning
went out for a few moments to take a
walk. When he returned he went direct
to his wife's room and finding no one there
went over to the ice box. removed the lid
and took off his wife's wedding ring, plac.
ing it upon his own finger. Amomsnt
laterasbot rang through the house. He
had sentabnllet through his braiuwlth
NEW YORK, Sept. till-«The questionns
to the treatment of the Indians who have
been abroad with Buflaio Bill will he
considered by an lnnpeetor from the In-
dian department at Washington, whm
the indlnnsm landed from the steamer
Wielsnd today. This actionisinduenesd
by the stories of ill treatment that have
been told by straggling red men who have
been coming home by ones and twoe for
Ni" Yollll. Sept. aim—lion. John Jay,
ex—Uniletl Staten minister to Austria, waa
knocked down by a cab at the corner of
Fortyaeecoud street and Vanderbilt ave-
nue, at noon and aeriouslyinjnnd. Mr.
Jay was taken to St. Luke's hospital,
where everything willie is being done
tomake him mutton-hie. lie is bright
and cheerful and suffers comparatively
New Yeas, Sept. air-Stephen I). Bough—
tallng. for twenty-three years an employe
of the New York poatoilce. was arr-tad
last night while rsusseking some dram
and closets in the inquiry department, and
tedaywashold in m baiionaehsrp
of having stolen finals, sang-ta, etc, or
other employee. patty ts soured
mouths. lie admired
mm ‘is DIM cheniesl
in Ger-
Seaeirhasheenloundtohsvesthieksn-
Washington hldbighandlund
TheRfiV.P.ouncsIdoiinvitationto
areeeat public dinner wn understood by
a provost of an ancient barge to mean
Senator-Hoar denies the insinuation that
beisrichsndaristocratlo. Hehu,he
twenty years, and has never been able to
hire a house in Wailhfngtou.
Mm Nary Tlllinghast, of North Stonlng-
ton, Conn, is an inveterate snake killer.
Since July Ashe has settled the fate of
ninety snakes of all kinds, black, copper.
head, adders and rattlesnakcs.
Mrs. Cora Belle Fellows Chaska, who re-
cently gained some notoriety by marrying
an Indian, has again demonstrated her grit
by putting to Ignominions flight a number
oi "braves" who sought to take from her
herebars of the annual government issue
of soap.
M. quuet, author of the French divorce
law, and one of Boulanger'a lieutenants,
will retire from French politicsand assume
the management of a dynamite factory. He
evidently wisheeto lead a safe and quiet
life.
Of all the queer losses lately reported,
one of the most exasperatlng must have
been that of in Wilton, Me, woman who
Went berrying the other day, and just be-
fore she was ready to start for home lost
the ten quart pail of raspberries that she
had so laboriously filled. An hour’s search
failed to bring to light the missing pail,
and she hurl to go home without it.
A clever swindlcr has been doing Flor-
ida. lie guarantees to rid cotton fields of
caterpillars, and on receiving his fee—usu-
ally Sir—he goes from stall: to stalk llllllt‘
log for the “king caterpillar." Presently
finding a big fat follow In: hangs him by a
string to a tree. lie then tells the crcdur
lous farmer that the strung up insect will
die at sunset, and that then all the other
caterpillars will leave the place.
Maurice Thompson, in. giving young
writers a few words of advice, says: “Send
your goods to a reputable market and got
what you can for them. Sell nothin on
the lottery plan. if you have a good i ug
you may be sure lhatu good publisher-will
know that it is goml,uml be ready to pay
a good price for it llf you demand a good
price), and if you have a poor thing no lot.
wry scheme will make it valuable.”
The New York Stock Exchange has set
itself up as an authority on art. It haul
refusal to allow the new tmst bonds of
the Missouri Pacific Railroad company to
be ”listed" lx-cou-u- the engraving and
printing is inurnsriv and badly done. This
isthc reason piano out. The sccurityis
lmqucstimml, but as Immi-l not “listed"
are not rvgnnlml m good collateral asthose
that arc, the action of the Stock Exchange
has prelim-0:1 quite a collimation among
the stockholders
The large sums of mum-y which the gov-
ernment of India lIt‘\'tllt‘S annually as rt.»
wards for the destruction nl snakes in that
country have brought about an unexpect-
edrcsult. It seems, from u communica-
tion made by the chic! mmmissioncr of the
central provinces. that the natives of those
parts :ch now Ilt‘Kllllllll]: to breed and
rear [mismzmm snakes for the purpose of
obtaining the usual llcud nmuey adored.
Lighfkrcpvr lingers, of Slmitsmouth
island, uil‘ llux-kpurf. Mass, reports that
while sitting nil one of tho hemllnnds Sun-
day Morning he experienced a peculiar
he had great allllir-ully in breathing. There
was a rushing sound like that made by
skyrocket... and there was a shower re
gambling millions of stones lnilinginlo the
water, after which Mr. Rogers noted that
the water was boiling, as if some large,
heated body. was submerged therein. lie
is of the opinion that it was a meteor.
Progressive Pope Leo XIII.
Pope Tm) XIII is really a progreSs-iw
sort of minim. who watcheslhe signs of
the times,xmrl constantlyconcedes some
thing to the mund eyed Denim. He has
now ordered the Borgia galleries to be
thrown open to the people. Three apart-
ments, splendidly dcmrntcd by Pinturic
chic in lllt'llllli' of Alexander VI, were the
Ilomenf the pnpl's until Sirius \', thinking
them too sunk. :lfllltfll nimmf a new [mlilf‘z‘
to the poutiiical alumina when' all his suc—
ccmws have dwelt, and aumm; the il,ll00
rooms of the Vatican the Borgia galleries
have reuulinml almost disused and half forL
gotten until rum: Ills believed that his
holiness Intends to npcn tullle public other
lung closed apartments of the palace.—
llurper‘u lluulr.
A shower of Fisher.
The writer basin-Tum him at this mo—
ment three small fishes of a tropical ape-
clcs: two alive and well, the third pre-
scn'cd In wmnl alcohol. They arc relics of
known in southern latitude: as axalatt.
‘I'Iu- lhrm- [ilsl'lllnrllll upw Illlt'lis mentioned
they, too, will take in bath of wood alcohol.
~5l. Lords Republic.
A St rung Cement.' .
has.»——Good Housekeeping.
AWN-annual“.
her mail, writes Ham, c
unsha- out out". tor
x,
5%
min loraa
unmsweyu town’s wfi’a'rfiwm
cases of bad coilcc is over
r sting; it is often burnt so
as to destroy all the fine flavor.
sult of our; instructions to our
coflec man, and a special ellort
on his part to give us a light
roast. If you even judge of
Coffee. we believe you will
pronounce this fine indeed. It
is well to change and compare
sometimes. Take a pound and
you will want another like it.
pound.
one of the most remarkable lish showers
on record. On Juno 1': n! the present your
there was a clmullmmt two miles north of
Sibley, In., which was :u'rnullmnlcd by n
{all oi million» at sir-all fish of the species
olmu- \l‘t-l’l! or"? in "W writer on July 4,
after having llt'f‘ll kt'lll in ;: ruin bum-l for
nearly a nwulh. The two living speci-
I‘lll‘llfl still srnlu lively and happy, but will
not out. It is onlya qucstiunof time when
A ceawnt which will adhere wrfeetIy to
giant] surfaces, repair bmkcn minerals, or
In fact stick to unythinmlsmndc by taking
two flllllct'a of clear gum arable, one and a
half mucosa of “no starch. and half an
ounce of white sugar. l’ulverlze the gum
arable, and allwnlvc it in as much water as
the laundruse would use for the quantity
of the starch indicated. Illusolrc the starch
and sugar in the cum solution. Then
cook the mixture in a rem-l suspended in
boiling water until the starch becomes
clear. The cement should he as thick as
tar, and kept so. it can be kept from
spoiling by dropping ins lump of gum
earnphor or r. little oil oi cloves arm
lira. Emma C. lingers does basins—l on
Illsecker street. Bhobasaulsnpgerto
look after prescriptions and customers.
but every day comes In frmn , gets
A
She is only
nmblubevown righuawidmvmadtoo
Whats“
If you want some particu-
larly nice'Java Coilee, we hep.
pen to have an extra nice
l uslity just now. One of the
This Java Collee is the re-
Also note the price, 34 cents a
Dibble & lumsluck.
WAGONS
New and second-hand
Buggies, Phaetons. Carriages.
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices in Suit All.
Call and See Them.
HENRY" "TILLY.
Swan & Bushnell,
862 Water Btroot.
(root of Bank). - Blilnukrom'. coax
Pure lead. Zil c and Calcutta ()il. swing hangings,
Sella. Nels. steals, italics. Tom's. Kcl Pole, l’ulev.
I.“ cut. and everything needed show a boat. way—
Iblng nqusrrd by Engineers, United States Regula-
tion- l’lus for Boats. Houses and Scho ‘ls. We are
the rmgmml headquarters fnrall kinds of Dredge!
and that" Deslcxe‘ Supplies Our Celebrated
Il'audd Imported Ilanilia(,‘ims ll snil meeting
with an rice-tinned sale; thcv are lfnilsvored.
lien-'m ale and very Program We will Mind a box
of its) to any morn; by null for “2-.
Telephone.
New have Prices.
Never limit-room.
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In. Wilson Point. Lv.iio.Norwalk.
I a a. II ‘ ” a. II
Sauufio .
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hats, Fish, ulcers,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc
woes only as fares Great Barringw
only as far as New lilfold
Vice Pru‘t a Beu‘l Iaa'g'l
. . r
. A. hfirss.&. Pea-new an. Meson.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Weill. erxv-soa.
One Quality-The lest.
1875 to 1883.
. Veal Lamb, , Hall and Fresh, . ,
.... Mm Al... I’4’z.‘5...»,mil3... ‘ sum-:33- oelving' nae nurses,
.' “rm“:um'“ ' """"""‘ "’ suited to all
orders Delivered Promptly.
numerous“. com. 381‘ OOAGHBBB. m
BEST 3.0mm. ‘
m m A- A- McLEAN’S creamer..."
Bennett & Husled, Illllllflgfl IIIilIIISIIIIII 3‘” “”‘m‘m 0'
till Nasal-[ton Street,
essence, 80..."... 65 NORTH MAIN STREET. figufigfil’; m’m. ....
by this estab
are WARRAITED.
or All Kinds is Their Season,
lib if
.romv n. canals,
Having fitted up a
ll. I. BIKINI? U. I. 5. sum
DWI’IIIIIT
FINEST
SUIIIIERIESIIIII‘
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LONG ISLAND SOUND.
NEW ATTRACTIONS THIS
SEA FIIIIII III? ALL KINDS.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
First-Class Restaurant.
FINIENSTIEN & INIIBEI.
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lull I
Examine IIlI {Jill
SECURE PRICES BEEURE
PURCHISWG.
-— ~WB AIN‘T. iiPFXlHNU—m
Grand 'lnducemenls
CASH BUYERS.
Raymund Bras.
HALE’SW
EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER
In (rm new as "rung so that which to mull y mid
nml cvnln the- s not.
’Hala’s Flavoring Elll'alll
Argnrenrpassed. Supplied by all Irateiavs decim-
HALE,
’|‘II It) I) I{ [70303 181‘.
“Mill!“
“WWI“-
David Stow
Daily Direct Frill Linn
CITY OF IIIIBIIILK & EAGLE
Illl'eava HI! 1’. I'll liver (HO-a Smell.
flew «I ,
vs haulage: I p ...!
min-ha mmrwnlm
www.mt "a M:
mica me If HIM
sad'gmr he sell Mudflats or thirst
owls ‘flhflllltflr
at?“ m ‘ a ll.
g-d m
9 manila-m “a . 3‘
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Carriage Repository
lrilinal Kidney and Liver Burs ...“.-.JSM CIIAI. “III WIIIIII
USE DB. CBAIG’B Ir'hoieealesnd Wimmallm‘
0",". “...." and ”I“. make, warranted and include the leading styles of
Thev are the eel Safe Remedies to use for those Sin-rays, Buggies! PIIRBIOIIB.
adhered with Brie l‘s Disease Liver Com lain: and 31'1Ck1 me! can‘t,
Urinary affections. Only those 9 in the concords‘ Spindlos' Road
our real are the Original and t only Kidney
big! l11mm Cars that will restore you to perfect
I .
Carts, Business Wagons,
Blue Stone, Etc.
Grooery and Milk -
in mm Use Wagons hehigh, Laekawanna, Locust
o. n. n. a. —‘ lountain.‘ Franklin and
. ’. CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY ’
(..ralg Medicine (30.. Passaic, h. J. Wilkesnarre Goals.
“so,” u. ATTENDED T0.
Enisted’s Drug store. A. A. WEI-EA". AEIIIII IIIII RUBBER PAINT
south Norwalk. m ‘In Yard ~ foot of Washington and In-
shall streets. Branch oillce stfitllson
AT THE 0|.” STAND 0F
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with us.
World, ld-lncb Cut, “.00.
GIVE Us A. TRIAL. The Dayton. u-Inca CULQBJ
HEATERS— w. c. hummus
We have two new mater: which we chhl be pieuedjto show to the public:
MUSIC “ALI. BLOCK.
We alsohsvc a large line of
RANGES,
Born our sun PORTABLE.
ESTlliA'l‘ES GIVEN ON PhlfilBISG AN!) TIN W081i.
F. H. NASH 8c BRO.,
Cor. flair: and West Streets. South Nor-walk.
sons: 133mm
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W. B. H A L L lawn ....
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macaauewcs
PERFECT LIGHT AND VENTILATIOX.
Ofllccs, melanoma, You Will and “0 MIL,
SALE HORSES in rain;
nnnz. Aunorsos solo
BIlIIIIl~ + I'IIIIII Fill.
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m. ououus Puonc'rhv FILLED. P" “NEWMA-
Tnc 'l‘llomns.lhc Best In Ibo
TIE IIITIIII all [Ill NEW STIMFIRII w. MEEKER & 00.
axe. to;
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
INI‘I‘HER NEW BUILDING IIIIIIII ”$.33
Steam and llot Air Heating.
Ii‘AI..L STYIJES AI..REAI)Y.
new weaves IN BLACK GOODS. L. H- DECKER
new LINES or cohoncn casunnnus. 0......
IIUNI)REI)S ol'FIlESll N()'VEL'I‘IES
SUITS AND JACKETS.
TAKI 'I'fll ELBVA'I'UB.
Ilene-cafe“. Colors
and arulslses.
TAKE (:33 Fill :i’l'AlllWaY.
Corsets, Cnllor'a’s an. and cw. Botiaick's rhino. om forms, a»... In a..- on House. "We W “*1
Small Wares, Yankee Rollo-Iv, Perfumes .
(loads in alcove nesreisvatov fill sand i‘elvrte in the New Man. Special Bargains in
Bags, (.‘llrtsins, shades and eaevm in the New lave-eat.
best [or but my. mlside donors, .3.
spot or tars while.
" and Decorating.
2,700 Four or soul) unuss 60009. 79 WISIIIIIH'IIIIISTIIIIIIT
Wall Papers, Pal-Is, Oils. Glass
ARTISTS’ Goons.
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W. B. HALL & CO. Motown...
Till llilllllll illl'l'llll Bill!
Is what are you going to do for Fruit this fall and winter. ' or
Read this and yell have the answer. We have purchased an spnn Sty.98s
extraordinary stock of the finest quality and variety of union-name:
and they have just begun to arrive. We anticipate an unpre- , ,,
ccdcnted sale in this line, and we feel safe in saying that the mfl‘vflfl'flfl?‘
price and quality will suit you, and ii on do not like Fruits
KNAPP’S.
in cans, we have them in glass. We ave also just received
New Edam, l’ine Apple and English Dairy Cheese. Thanking .
91 Washington
you for past favors, we are yours cordially,
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