Take Place.
THEME 1001’. All ACTIVE PART.
-—-
flur- Won Only Two lows During the
Dayntho Hut Serious lulu; Precipi-
nhll by the Prune—Brief Sketch of
III, In“ Pope flenneuy.
WY, Dec. :33.-’Parnell practically
concedes that his candidate is beaten. Be
“than” Henneny'e majority to bow).
Keely says it will be at least :,100, while
Both sides
an“ that scarcely twothirds of the totsl
”(literal vote was polled. the Tories stop-
ping away from the polls almost to II men.
men are
”toured, only 930 votes were cast, of
which llenneasy claims 850; in Gowran,
whore 1,” men are registered, only 775
‘ votes were cut, of which both sides cluim
Dovltt feels sure of 1,100.
In Castlecomer, where L301
the majority.
The votes in smaller divisions fell OR in
proportion. Parnell proved the strongest
among the farmers and field laborers,
while his opponents captured the miners.
It has been an exciting day, replete with
petty rows at the polling booths, but ex-
ecptin one instance there was no serious
violence. Parnell takes his defeat calmly,
and says he will not change his determinw
that to fight. each constituency seat by seat.
He says this was one of the worst districts
for him to contest.
Not So' Exciting u Expected.
The events attending the election were
notao excitiugnathe heat of the contro-
versy leading up to the srent occasion
gave reason to fear they would be A good
lus energy of the people
was expended 11 actual work instead of
talk and fight, which have heretofore been
The most conspicuous feature
of the day was the activity of the priests,
who all day long Worked like heaven,
leading bands of anti-Parnellito raters to
the polls, raising cheers for llennessy on
every possible occasion, and keeping up a
constant fusillade of exortatioummounting
certainly to intimidation, against voting
deal of the em
in order.
for Parnell.
The priests were directly responsible for
the most serious row of the day. It oc-
curred at Johnstown. A squad of anti-
Puruell men were marching in from the
country under the leadership of a priest,
when they met a squad of Parnell men
opposite direction.
Blows might have been averted if another
priest, in his anxiety to avoid a serious
row, had not placed himself at the head of
the Parnell men and endeavored to per-
suade them to keep out of the way till
This
provoked brisk stick swinging, which was
not stopped until the police charged upon I
themob and took the sticks away from
them. ThefiiiOpolicemen were none mo
many to keep order. They had all that
coming from the
their rivals had cast their ballots.
they could do.
They Hooded Not the Prion“.
One good feature of the policemen was
their absolute indiflerence to the priestly
sub, wherever they saw fit to interfere.
They treated priest and peasant alike.
donut mean to say that the priests pro
yoked all the petty rows which have made
this day memorable in North Kilkenny, or
thunk. Parnell's supporters did not let
their temper get the best of them, but cer-
uln it is that in nmnycases where the
priests could have avoided quarrels the),
PABIIELLITES DEFEATED
The Expected Rioting Did Not
mu. non Ina IIIoI-f come.
no Popular and Hoodoo-Io Cashier Who
. lived Beyond Idle Home.
Mum)“, Conn. Dec. aware“ excite-
ment was created in social circles yester-
day by the announcement that John Watr
no, the popular and handsome young
cashier and head bookkeeper ol the Merl-
dln Silver PluIe compnny, was It Ilefaulter.
Watwn had been in the I- Inploy of the
company for nearly twelve years, nod had
their confidence absolutely All their
funds passed through his bonds, and only
a few days ago it was learned lli'ut his ao~
counts were wrong. When confronted
with the evidence he ndmltted his guilt.
The company endeavored to get him to
Itraighten his accounts, and undoubtedly
Would have forgitou all quI I; ept the mut-
ter quiet if he anI r :muinI-Il III his post.
He leaves behind him on nitrationnte wife
had two young children. The amount of
his misappropriation is not known. The
popular impression is tlIut it is very large.
Watson’s best friends are unable to us-
Iignarenson for the embezzlement. lie
did not drink, gumble, drivu lust horses,
nor have any bud hubits so for IIII known
do this city. Friday night he wan known
’to be in New York, and wrote two letters
to friends here from tho Sturtcvnnl lIIIIII-In.
Bluce then there has been no II'IH'I' of him.
Those who know him bust Icur he has
cor-milled suicide. [III was IrI-uIIIIrI-r of
two of the local societies. but IIIII funds of
both are uIIIIIoLcstI-(l. “'utsnu “In. It mem-
ber of the city government from the Third
ward, of the Illusions, Knights of Honor,
Red Mon and the Home club, the most
aristocratic organizational the kind in the
city.
The come of his flIIWIIlI’lll Izun only be
accounted fur by In In: II) ”VI! lm high on
81,500 as did ill'li' of his nsmciutcs who
drew" salaries oi mice that amount
THE SCOTCH RAILWAY STRIKE.
Numberless Complaints May Force the
Director-I to Yield.
GLASIIow. DI-c, ‘3'l ~.\I II meeting of the
railway striker. I.I~: I-veuiuu it was an-
nouncedthnt 4, SUI) nun \Iould quiI work
today. The movement ”(In includes the
employee of the ( IIlelIIIIinu, North British
and Southwestern companies. The rail-
ways have given ”19 men one day’s notice
to return In Irork. this being the proper
form of demanding II lulfllliii'llf of their
contract-I. ’l'lIo I'lilllpllllltc-s (-luim that. the
men struck without giving legal notice,
and are thus liublr Io proaccution for breach
of contract. All trains are more or less
interfered with by the strike. The express
trains are on nu uveruge four hours Into.
The Worsl sufferer of all is the North
British company. All its trains between
Aberdeen and l-Jdiuhurgh have been abun—
doned, including the London express.
The demornlizutiou of the railway serv-
ice is allot-ting the collieries and furnaces
and III! IIIIIIIIIinIIIuring businesses. ltia
feared that nmny establishments will have
to suspend operutions unless the strike
can be settled soon. The Singer Sewing
.Machino works have nlreudy decided to
close until the trouble is over. The men
l at GreeIInI-k lIuvc joined the strikers, but
those at Edinburgh illlll Perth have rc‘
fused to do so.
The director-I are showing signs of weak-
ening in the fIII-I- of the storm of coni-
plaints which is ponrlngIlIIwn upon them,
and it is likely that they will make II cou-
cmion to the men.
I New England Society of l’eIInIIylvnuln.
PfI'ILAflEIJ’ffiA, III-I,- 7:7I.—-Alluut 2’50 guests
were present III. the IIIIIIII unuunl banquet
of the New l'IIIglnnIi Society of Pennsylva-
nia at. the Continental hotel last night. A
letter from llou. ('hurlos Emory Smith,
United States fllIllISlt‘l‘ In Ros-.21: IIIIII presi-
dent of lIIt' society. “we read, llllfl toasts
actually encouraged them, “3““08 Ollwere responded to by [inhop Potter, of
bullying the people, as circumstances re- New York um.
\‘lllldlll McKinley, of
quired, in amanner that could not be ex Ohio; Jolin’l‘. IIIplI III we - III' Georgia and
colledin the most priest hidden country
under the sun.
The first serious disorder of the day was
at Castlecomer, where the fight was the
hottest on both sides, Here the miner ele-
ment met Mr. Parnell in II threateningly
hostile fashion when he came to exhort
hll supporters, and almost drove him out .
prevent him
from speaking, The miner-I are almost to
“town. They did, in fact,
a man for Heunessy.
At Carriek-on-Snir last night a crowd
of Parnellites attempted to burn publicly
a number of copies of [lavitt's paper, The
Labor \Vorld. Davitt's friends rallied in
great force and rooted the i’arnellites,
Several of the combatants were injured in
the fray.
There is some talk about Panic-ll going
The
antl-Parnellites say 0' Brim will entertain
no proposal of compromise which risitel,
Vengeance on any single Irish member who
in fact, the chances
of an amicable agreement are very remote.
pcnonally to Paris to meet O'Brien.
has opposed Parnell.
SIR JOHN’S MAJORITY 500.
Incl Sketch of the Mun WIIII Dole-tad
the Pamellllao.
Lotions, Dec, KL—A dispatch just re-
solved from Kilkenny to The Daily News
an that there III not the Isliulitrst doubt
that Sir John Pope llennnsy iII elected by
a majority of at least 500
Sir John Pope llenuessy, the McCarthy-
“candidate for parliament irom North
Kllkenny for the seat mode meant by the
death of I". l’. Mnrmn, was born in Cork
in mi. educnled at Queen' II college in thgt
city, and called to the bar III the lunar
He was member of pur-
llumcnt for King» county in will the hut
Catholic Connery-live in the hon-e of com-
mon. lls amended the Irish poor lav
- Temple in 1861.
Rel. 'Iferrilt HIIIlbIIrIl, of Philadelphia.
Secretary IIf \\ III I’IIII Im II II. dun“ fora
response, but “In IIIIIIIIII- IllflIlPllfl.
Mrs. Burke-IIIII-III- III- I-I a Divorce.
“'ILIHNGTON, “(4., ib-r, '33 «A decree of
[absolute divorce was granted in the air
perlor court yawn-wing; to Mrs. Frances
Burke Roche, daughter of Frank Work, 0!
New York, from ltl‘f husband, lion. Jnmea
Burke-Roche. .‘IfI-u Illa-lu- has been living
in this city fora I‘IIII lnl'tiw purpose of
applying for .u IllII'I‘I'I' [Ir-r Iipplicutiou
was made in ScpII-IIIIII‘r lost on the grounds
of deserlirm and non IIIIImrI. There was
no opposition in lbw .IpplII-nliun, Mr,
Burke-Roche IIIII bring l’I'llI‘t'HI‘lllt'd by
counsel.
‘,'.';CIC'II .\g'-Ilv~f IIII- It'sliuus.
NEW ()III,I:.\\.~. llvr 'Ll~'l‘iII- nineteen
ltalmm urcuswl lll ill" lionnrwy cue
pleaded not Izlllli} ill Ill" f‘l‘lllllllltl court
flflII Illetl a [III-II ifl IIIII' IIII Imwr' ngIftl‘IIln:
First, [but the Lil’ :IIvI wry I'IIIIHI not have
found the llllli‘.‘illlt'll! III the slum time In
which It did; Ht’t'llllil, lIqu IIII' IIIIIIIIIIL‘DL of
the case was iqurnprly IIIIIIlI-. Judge
Baker overrulml lIIIIlI mnlmm- ’l‘lxe pris-
oncrs Wfrl‘ft‘lllilllllrtl u IIIIIIIII II:III louwnlf.
trial, which mil mice pim- some time next
month.
For It ’l'renfy ultli NrwlunII-llnnd,
HOSTIIS. Mum, III-r '51. III» I-IIIIIIIIIer OI
commerce. IIIlnplIvIl II I‘I-~»IIIIIIIIII recom-
mending the mnsidern'unv by ”W United
gut” gan-IIIIIII-III of prnpwuuln from the
BrllialIwIII-IIIIIII-III III :I lrI-uly Willi New-
foundland I‘Il' II.” We» vac'hunuu of certain
lpeclfleni prmlm m. IIIIIl which IIIIIIIIIII w
cure tonll Imr Hum-b. entry In all ports
and buys o! ”W Iculull) of trading and flair
ism
“In IIhnil I'lu‘lnrrcl In It Mrert Fight.
Clad procured amendments» to the min.
regulation bill in the Intcmt of miners,
and generally labored hard for the small
motion of the condition of the Irish poo
pic. Ho opposed the war in China and the
bombardment of mm in Japan. and sup
period the northern states during the war
“III-rebellion. ii. In» appointed gov
moi Labuan in user, of the West Afriv
“Moi-In 131:. of the Bohemian
in m oftlic Windward Islands in ma,
New innu. I)”.
of Harlem, IIIIIIrmm.
dlytlmt II. young um. II III Ir'II-II III kl” her
IIIIIIMII «dried out to find
the Icllmr, but “In mm II quarrel with
A lly. I followed, during
.‘IIIII, Kale llmgnn,
l .r IIIIIIlInml yentcr—
Thames 5III'I’It3‘.
which thliy'h hkuli -.
Brogan mu bully out Iilmut the III-u].
Brogan “In nrnulrll.
If “on; Kong In is?! (which explains Mr.
of “Down with Hon; Kong
.4 British dictationl") and of the Hull-
tlu. Be In» crucial II knight commander
“the Order of In. Michael and George, III
1..
Hr John hll been afrequent contributor
0| puhllo topchI to British periodical lit-
more, and published in IIIIIII II work or
M"KIIOI‘h In Ireland, with Ilia lat
Ml’s cry
‘In on lrleh aim and Home Contempt»
nary ”acumen " He has been honorable
”story to I Inathemstical section of
It. British connotation and hsinnau of the
"we mum
mine section of I ’5! 30ml
Arr-Icing In a nut.
Pills. Dec. 1...“. llronnse, vice chllr-
m of the municxl council of Perla.
had 3 quarrel route 1 with If Domain
“he! of the chamber of deputies, ll til
lobby III the Hotel do Ville. After an on”
notes“ of word: It. Blouses struck the
Myahiovla mum Arrangements
In bluiodeffllilel m the!”
Duper": Fight "elvnn "Inns and Man.
JIIIISWTIIWV, l'II. ”or, iii. A desperate
fight took place :II Ilene VII-ell. nmonntaln
lnInIIIg IIIWII. I"II mil-'1 end of Ibis city.
Bflhfl'fllty III,_5III, llIl'l‘I :IIIII .‘llM‘s were the
parties enzngwl \lIIvIII: IIII‘IU‘ and pistols
rerun-ml. ‘l i..- l‘. in n. l’ill'l’l‘fl in II Ilnu-
”rim slmnly. ’l'hm- III the participants,
{mlmliuu one wonwi, are reported fut-lly
lift,
1 Inhur- in "no “on".
WMIIIMIIIIV, ”H'. '!:I ”lbw III-mm oom-
IIIIIter "ll rIIII-II lute Imma- III nu agreement
on fllfl'IIlII’I' rule, ltII'I iI mil probably be
reported IIIIlII- comma Imlny, although it
any lot In mllml II I for (:(lII'IlllEl’IuUn It}
3” Martin» I‘lflllllnl“. when II quorum II
liepnhlicnn «mm-Ir... in extwrlnl to b
mm W
It I'IIIIII "urine-d to Ill-“t.
lIlII'IIIIIIIAIIILA I‘ In. Pa, llrc. £~Allo
darted yew'ervlny in .I. l’. Chester‘s M
nonunion it. Ilhildren had been pllylfl
with fire in min of tin- upper rooms.
‘Ild to reported
tom
Winsome"
s
«moi...-
original
Illic- ed 'llh
Coughs, Colds. lnlloenm Bronchllls,
punts .
ore Throat,
Soto fulu.
. Iv’.’ 6m
'5
you Our
rcpt: lltion
None Sup
rural Milk
o'O-‘l'n
[Ind "to II
lbnnlulv
exploait .
tillmntwh
of res .III
Purcr nnl
than gosh, I
than electr-
more KlII‘Cll
either! Th
And with
mIIIInirl ('11
no climbing
nor snnoya
beln tough
make such
went, all
The
all) Ill!
“tfl everywhere
Urinary Admin»
our room me ”In Originals
and Liver Cure that mlI rcemre you In prim
health.
They are the .ItlIcIe'I that will
evermudeJIkr A1.
din'oof old. ‘
dcrfullnmy " '
bro-kulzlr. v '.
was n on or. «In:
need. trimmmv.
hm not 0mm M
hormonal, more I" the Vale.
loreMLOmpJafl-ma,
Md: and ”than. A sum;
in tlm I. and snare relief in
vill us the es.-
mm,w:n:m.m we,
Dali ”It. Cit uu'u
Kilian and Liver CIII
Crown Planters and l’llls.
They are the m. ly roun- itemaum In use 'or there
tin ht‘a IIiI-esstiive Connialnrsno
Only [hike Impaled In the
III [I only Money
All Ladies Use
B. R. I . -
Craig Medicine 13".. l’ IHNillI’. IV. .I.
seen In"
Plaisted’s shrug Store.
up? lionib Norwalit _ .
oarteneu, Whooping Cough, Group,
‘3!“ 612. .ml 6 try IIcIIma of IIIc
lhroal, Lungs Ind Chest In II. I In: Consumption
Speedy and III r. n In: III l
ficd h r itfly \Inrs.
FILES. HUMORS.
lieu-Inn. inlt Ilhcum and all
Diseases of tho 5‘th and Blood m- t: urnl h;
Illillllllllfllllllilllilllll.
8i Hurray Si, lies York City.
"AVE NNSTAKTLY ON HAN!)
Steel Skein Farm Wagons,
Farm carts, Railroad Carts
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Phaetons, Surreys,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No '10}; Delivery
Wagons, Milk Wagons.
VIII is firm: :3 Barfly rulers 3:4
55:51:55,
lean
Wagons have a Iaorl -wIde
as to quality. style and firms.
er‘ or. Street Sprinkler: V‘Je
have the best Street Sprinklers In the
lorld Alan have the newest and be“
a
Wagons in New York.
Seeing Is Belicvmg
catlél'
3: v.1. -
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IIIII
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tIIitIpIJ
" l he Rochester.”
it there is I I I'.’ ILL», no smell.
mm. .I. XVIII. II I :, Loswratlnz,
up of the no .I: , no “tantrums"
use of my sun and it never
lie {on :.I.; not reservoir!)
rol cIlr- :YYIIII‘S'l I .,« with com
hill rail. iii: absolutely uuhrruklbla,
and as mic or n In
Only five yrnnold and fl r 1w. million a]
linoleum III am.
MINI”.
it must b: u GOODI-mp to
I tell rig nucrrs't. Indeed I! It,
[or lamps may com. or. I lampu may a, hut
tho "Rochester"
an” oven, one an. slit vamtlce.- “Ill‘Ill
and Tibia Lam”, lln: Iquc
Piano Lumps (Ivory
“lulu, Bram, Nickclnnd lélntk W taught iron.
M the lump dealer for it.
truth-mull: stamp:
mum-yum“ Rochester and the Itylc you
no lam
for flu illustrate
lee-list) and we will to: and send you any
“up solely by express, light Io your door.
noon DWI
lhlucl on forever We
t Stud y, Vase an
ldml. m iIrenn, Por-
Lcolt for the
" ' Inn l'mnrrrnu. " lfhc
store is near, and to .9
cat. down (and reduced
LAMP co"
‘9 Park Place. In York.
«Irma.
00L”.
“MI-”WI
Mt!
SILVER, NICKEL
and all kind1 of fixydlud
PLATING
Done-I
49 Wain Sinai, SIIII Ilium]l
Anything Plated from s lam rim to II elm.
It) node of table were
“enviable and
all slofllvde In». «out. I. «lieu.
pp, mad” IIIIcIIII, Vane. m- (lune,
Rand General Repel ring done.
WORK MI 51' "In" rumor AND BAT—
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int.- y»: In roumwswa at horned“.
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the out. III II "a. I. mi mm “It. {or
hwy I‘m" We It»!
14%de «shinny-«I
II as. “an?“
Sew York. New linen
and Hartford ll. ll.
October Ill, 1'00.
w'llliltfli LIAVI was,“ IORWALI A5 10%
You New You: A I ~Jl‘ (except Imam)“
we r 0.00M ex. GII'Imsclau. :55“ 0
me me on 9:0. ex. 9:)!» 10:1! «1. ""71
lot It I’ll —It:4 e- Borne, mm 1:54 e lo
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we I'tjhnm es. nundsys—‘lwscq 0.2M" am:
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ronlisnrroun A.—M IIIIIIIe.9lGe1.. 10.2
50 t‘. v . mex. lines, I. Mundane“
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10'.“ -c l'M—l'mllle “lithe. 7H5“. (Ill M
I. U: (rXCI p \Ionooy moru lug between New limit.
son wnmd Idiot
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l' \t —— 20‘.ch IIIII .‘prinpll Id; line: (via Imi-
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III: IIO n III!) II I: .IIIIrisII. I200 OIIKHIO’X.
nuns-”dim .c Mom: to. ac IL'ImoIdIlItht-
IIII Minn" emotion“.
IMNBUIH & NORWAIJ DlVllIlloN.
Corrected I ember 21 um
LII-WI: youw ILK.
FOR “sanl'ui’ ,\ ll «Ilzvli 9‘11
21'I52l‘1ti‘3l0'4 undo! 9305" 0357.!“
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p. In.
Main Lino.
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:III 10, n." ; I240 mix A. it new .1: II III;
through are, '1 I5 nonIisyI-v- 735m m,,n.s:i.
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firm h \‘nrunlk MC: II p m
Frughr nkvn from on" row fired for all min II III
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lpIIn owl I mum I I :I; lnll iv» 4 i: or H Iwnlitl
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ill-)IIII‘t' in “VI-w hark II iv! m by
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90') TI! NflRWALK. - (301‘.
JOHN H. mm
Whole-elm“ mull Dealer in oil lulu!
(lull. Illll W001i
Brick. Lime. OQIIIOII‘.
nine Stone. Etc.
Lshizh, Imehwsnna, hornet
iionutoin. Franklin, and
Wilkosnarre Cools.
lint III RUBBER Plill'l‘
Yard foot of Washington and In:
dhallrtreeta. Brooch office U Silicon
Dina Dion. “lot
Bennett V Hosted.
LEAVE ‘.0l rn moment as rm” "- a”?
menu“... I II- -18: ”3'8 i' ”noun. «Imam: 4 pm. A banker to
:l I :2!» l0: '5') run myr- .I’mm. m . .
i-ou W II-Ion Pumr, I M 561. '56 Ema. fepu‘mJI'z 80d! 1"ch30' (mfg)
i’ M.~ 10.4:20. ox. ..:II 5 It: on: ng WI can a I c more) I
II In , :OJp III EALEBS. '
Clark A: Lane's BlochI
W. l}. lllllll ,
,Wall Papers,
58 his BL, So. lime“.
hats, Fish, IIIIIII,
lrIiII, lanolin, Poultry, III
oI-III IIIIIIII. II’TIIOII' Home,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAII
u. I HINWKT‘I’, IV!) I 4 lii‘fl'V'KI),
his all SllllIS
OI"
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices ;
pariah, new lull (my. motel
two service» on Chmtrnsn day,
durum 'pr flpf'ic‘yn'oni ”hm-vy ".'I
~-AT—~
H S. BRIWN
Iliili’l & SHOE STIIBE,
new “MW ‘I’QF‘T.
HARDWARE,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
naparwme,
Wile Netting, WIIIII Wars, in:
I‘ll' §Il' ll‘ll I. Ill. 0‘ k.
Plum and Lorre“ Assortment
In :III. city.
I’lm- "III of mm III 25 com- a
IImIlIlI roll
.th- [In- combination chair and
step lander, only Ir) do.
I‘rll‘ln' "nu-rial».
ill-muted IIII IIIrI-II-iII-r-I.
I'ul ling. l’uprr [longing and
I alolmlutnu.
L. H. DECKER,
79 WIIIIIIIIII SIIIII,
South N orwalk.
l} IIKLYN 8: {Mill
mm » ms to C. l3. trait".
In Washington Street, South Nomad
27 Main Street Norwalk.
I’m-Class Balers. Cadmium
And Ice- Cream.
firders Promptly Attended To.
CRIIVIII
Wagons
Buggies, Phaeton». carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit
All.
Call and 890 Then.
BERRY TELY
Swan II Bushnell,
86D Wain .u-m.
(tent of Benin. . ”IMMIMI
Pun lull. Zine mmmou,
“In. lot- We. RM. Tm, lei
”0".MW Inge mum
no" Mm' for I. Ila-In In.
the cutout! Malcolm
an! 05!“! W I. ,
with unreal-sud ; I
“and m c oilseed o bl
d “DMMWM’JII
liaise Buyers
We m constantly ro-
calvingd to 1:39 Horus.
I to purposes
You will and tho I‘ll-
nu'l' 00408288. the
BEST BOADBTERI. the
oHEAPES’r WORKERS
and attogethor the
8281' 5880811121! or
IIALE 803888 in Fair-
flold County. Partial
wanting any kind of a
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horses solo
by this establishment
are WARRAIITSD.
‘II. II. I’tltfitlh’s‘,
BlillllliSlllE STUBI Flilll
HM!
YOU
WIII Tu Inn ‘l’IIs.
,.,., or com lwnmwr w, or: PI'JII display the
largrei dfl'. r... s1 Murine emf
Pure III IEIIII
for tho Holiday . It": opened in this ci'y.
moo lbs. I 800 lbs.
WI f‘JP imip’lrfll In fun In lint. lay “hon. II Md
all who not {I wolrnd; . v r..-z'y of amine some
3211211323!
F L O U R
l‘ (In if." upward go, WI’ ltIlI hold I!) LIN: OM
price of
86.60 per Barrel, (3. i). I).
in: u. y brand lint you alum-Io
When buying 'nnrml ’Innia. r roman that III
av enrmn new [Irv l' I It not flu -. and lrgcmbln
nrr the hen ”III a I. or find
W m: netlnnt (‘rrnmery firmer in Prune {ll
llr pvt p. out from vrlhtr. my stow I! I'm pint).
Newman“. y [mm-r ft' to per pom IyI‘Xn‘l
IN 7 Ilflf er at it. {II rpunrrl
nplrnmd norm 3: 2’, per porn .Il
The tire I I-iniI, of zoom 11x.lf‘wIII'Il.l“I‘VII"{IfM at
Charlasiieymuur’s,
33 Washington Street.
LIA ”IS“ enacts.
S. E. BAKER.
SECOND-Hill!) FUENITUI
Household Goods of All Kinds
.0.
Cash Paid for Goods or Sold 0:
Commission.
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'3'.’ Still'hl if.th Si'l". ",l
(‘31 :m MI! Fli 1‘6 WW). .PL
SPEC Al. SALE
ill Tllllllliil Hill and BIIIIII
erh w .Irr oifrr-nx at I-z'remciy low pares.
E. ”mm Tr m1 vrl it ‘U‘IL Yawn Tanner and
IurIumI, $2 (armor pr fr 1'.
“LIN. Vevrf. HI I- I; .III .11: .7 (runner! with
e“. um new. {It 1‘. rrmeny ill
limit El"?! H iim trimmul m It ()Itr‘ch Fmth
er: mm 55 up
’l‘lII- Ia sham Me ma- Ltilllli w i. 1.0 weii '0
call hvfl m muttering «my-hurl-
Illli. W. FIWEET‘I',
3 WATER STREET.
SIIIIWMJI. . - Ito“.
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2130
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5:3: 8H0 untrue
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. vr I I M m I “r the «new mum-w
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out And
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at WI " 'W
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r I14
W? If. our. m a:
lake School) If: Son,
Whammy!”
’su om: Inuusncwnt.
Graduate
Homer B. Hoyt’
18 North Main Street.
waist-u titled to all complicated um
and nonprescription 'plm
acIHlonqunoteed
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old lure. Ill!
tuning eyed.
nou’uulnhw'”
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you? n We. msliyeul mate
”:me Mount-aura .3... ”Wm:
axiom" Cl. mu
armor! an" a ll“ n
alumni and menu you on. No
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Ill» fl me
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N}: ft" m I»! Irv uphill: surrnllful at film". 1140“,”.
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I'IVI' MILE RIVER.
’ltr- 0mm manufacturer of Baby (lemma new
offer» notched limit for solo in M» doom" IIi‘yItv
o runny gent. m. " rmt vmezz n! boob-.I.
UIIIIIIIlngII, III mm III: ch will be luh enough and
low moon; to suit the most (midi III.
llshy and lie" Carriages.
F ran k Bo Isto n , W .I. .. ..
IMIPJIIMg tough: and provided without nut
”migrate Ian. mabluwlhcruw ”I‘ktz If!
I I 2 cu .
mu consummate “M! .r pk” ,. “M
r A UM” AID BODILY Ull'lll. Ufltl III‘I'IIIIII? IOI um
II II
IIII’LEX ELEGTIIII-MMIIIETIII IIIIIILEII AIIII m
Hills the most «lat. rostrumu. nu III and Muller little toilet outdoor" In “or
Marroflnmbolur M of 1an III r .Inish w to an improved Tonal 'rimpcr. andbot hpa new:
on c, “quickly pmdmm wumtmlnlly pinning . mul fasbwnable "suite. With” that the Mira;
{:39- In my demons: Iziw on i III” II In I‘m lwni. III‘II little Imimmtnt It retain! Ihcofiefl
mmmnrl u not even e cud by t‘m. dump as: (hue med, 0 my: end.
PRICE. 50¢. a... BR'DBMAN'B
It do" not break odor ruin the hairlihe most Curlers new Cllmgfl.‘ never fails in
lazuatsmeerl togivn satisfaction. I In If am-
" In for up. it the imbue rims. rity end fancy goods! trade ncI'IeriIilv but Aif not obtain“. In your
vicinity we WI! (moi! It to any Ilren pent-paidmuorsnteeinx Isle leim-ry, on recei 1
on for 02.... Remit II draft. express, nr post—omen mono
7 bin to ‘o., .577. Brosdwsy.N
find: norms IIJormanuheILBelIs, andepcclaltlea.
II v'.’ Im
W.B.HALL
:19 CO.
BRIDGEPORT.
NEW DRESS fill 118 IIIM.
BI «gt Light, Post I outil «lion and Best Assortment of Silks,
\elvets and lldllllf-‘IIUII' Dress Goods In New England
IllIllKS Illll l'llllS.
Our .Is~oritnczzt of Soul (apes, Wool Seal, Astrakan, Mink,
"and Mel lo F. apes, Seal Jackets, Plush 4' apes hnd Jackets 13 as
large as any New York house, unci-
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY LOWER..-
ii» an lIrrrcat Ilmlms in [lo wry, Merino and Muslin
I ndIrrw Ill, .‘flliitll VI :ili" Bum: Trimmings, Books, Yarns and
.I.”, “mule lll IlriIingmf.
w. B. HALL & C ..
‘l'hI Best (lands for in Lust lune]?
3001's AND suozs}
11' THE 9"lele "I“
C. H. Harvey
Haring: ll: «I lowest sin: l; and :I "U’l‘l assortment to make
selection: Iiom, no on: plepilrl (l in Ilil‘l. Ish every thing from A
child's. in (II lli shoe to a gen ills $5.3 bout A number of apeci “
allies In genie , liillt‘t’a :IIIIi clIilIlII -n :5 slim-II A ladies fine Kid
Button Boot :II :3", immorly $2}. limos Good School Shoe,
onlv itl (lul (iron .9. LII/moi Shim. .It 75 tents. Please Icall
and examine lime-o goods. as It I» it plmsum to Show them. '
C. H. HARVEY,
'l'llI BIS IIIIII Inns Pica
mac.
IllllllS Mill SIIIIE
GLOVER & OLSE ’ ‘<
SPECIALTI ES :
[he ilovsh Kid ladies' $2. 00 Shoes are the finest not offered in fiooth .
[Mid French Km Hand Saved, [India-If French turned and write“ price-I
will “which you.
A full line of Ltdm', (.Zhiidren'a and Men‘s ”how that will pay all to - «
CLOVER & OLSEN
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
0 or
I "I ll.‘“".?;°' l" Rem
NI loft I ”
lloaatiluland popular goods. tliberol
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