Arv-ewl mm
PABNELLITES’ APPEAL.
The Probability It That It
Will Fail.
m
can LIBERALS Ins martin.
Wy'e Moe, They Say. In the
Political Death Knoll of Parnell—Perle
Excited Over the News from Wages.
eel—Other Foreign News by Cable.
Kuxzm. Dec. fits—The result of the
election held to fill the seat for North Kil-
kenny in the house of commons made re-
cent by the death of Mr. Marum was an-
pounced at noon yesterday. The polling
resulted in a victory for the anti-Parnell—
itee. their candidate, Sir John Pope Ilen-
neuy. being returned. The result at the
election was as follows: llennessy. 2.50.2;
Boldly, 1,358; majority for Helluossy, l. 1-16.
llanneeey a Valuable Addition.
Iptmox. Dec. 3% .-—’I‘he l’nrnellites will
llle a petition for the setting aside of the
Kllkenny election. but there Is much doubt
LESSON XIII, FOURTH QUARTER, lN-
TERNATIONAL SERIES. DEC. 28.
the rum Extend from [alike xx. 0-19.10
Luke ulv. «was Including Closing
Renee In chfllt'l Earthly Mission.
lhetehee of Participants In the Tragedy.
The quarter now closing began with the
parable in which Christ announced to His
disciples the method of God's dealing with
a sinful race. The world is typified aea
vineyard and the prophets as messengers.
the proceeding closing with the murder of
the Son and «prophecy of God’s judgments
on the murderers. Then follow the clue
lug scenes—t he arrest, trial and crucifixion,
the glorious resurrection, llnul instruc
tions and ascension. As this is on epoch
concerning which some historical ques
tlone are raised, it seciris well at this point
to turn aside from the texts and mention
some facts in the lives of the principal pcr
some—facts which show the reason of their
words and actions its there recorded
it in no small proof of the authenticity
of the four gospels thnt the writers every
where assume full knowledge on the part
of their rcademof the nature ofthn Roman
a! to "‘9 success or their 950'“ i“ ”m" d" 2 got ernment. and those II ho wrote chiclly
notion. in the first place. the Tory au-
thorities may not entertain the petition.
though it is quite possible that they will.
But assuming that the petition for an In-
vestigation of the case is granted. the hem-1
lug will take place belorc a court composed
of three conservative judges of the queen’s
bench division at Dublin, and it is will?“
to get any Xrishman to believe that a air
decision of such a case is to beexpectcd
from a Tory tribunal
Meanwhile Sir John Pope llenuessy will
be in parliament and will be a valuable
addition to the forces of the McCarthyite
faction His vast experience in all the
branches of governmental administration
will make him an excellent adviser of the
new party, and he will be able to com-
mand more attention from the English
members than almost any other one of
the Irish party.
The Appeal Will Probnhly Poll.
The doubt as to the fate of the Parnell-
ite petition is not confined to the Parnell-
ltes themselves. and the weight of opinion
is that it will fail. There seems to be no
question that under the reform bill of 1867
the ground on which the contest will be
madeiswell taken, for "undue influence
of the clergy” is expressly named in that
act as one o! the causes upon which an
election may be set aside. "Undue in.
finenoe," however, is an elastic phrase, and
a Conservative court may take a dillcrent
view of the evidence on this point from
that taken by a Parnellite layman.
The Liberals Jubilant.
Hennessy’s election is hailed with de-
light by the Liberals, who profess to be-
lieve that it means the political death knell
of Parnell. Sir William Harcourt says he
has no doubt that the lrish party underits
new leadership Will soon be working in
complete harmony with the Liberals, and
that all the ground lost during the recent
demoralizntion of the Irish contingent will
speedily be recovered.
Dillon and O'Connor Satisfied.
NEW YORK, Dec. ill—Messrs. Dillon and
‘ ”O’Connor, the two remaining Irish envoys
on this aide of the Atlantic. have issued
the following statement in reference to the
Kllkenny election:
Welcomed the result of the Kilkenny election
with great pieamre. The majority l.‘| greater
than we had hoped (or. it n: a \lndlcaulon of the
patriotbm and sagocity of the comtituency, be
came it shows that consideration of the good of
the cotmtry and the safety of the came lime pre-
vailed with the electors over natural feelings of
altitude and election for agreat leader like Mr.
Parnell. which have hhndcd so many to the. min
line at stake.
The mull in Kllkenny, in our judgment. offers
a chance of reuniting our party. and we hope that
Mb aides will now cooperate with Mr. Li‘lirien
in Ringing about a reunion of the irish National
parry.
Frenchmen in :I Ferment.
PARIS. Dec. 21.—The news from Madn-
gaecar to the ellect that a native uioh had
Attacked the French buildings at the cap
ital and wounded a French missionary
causes considerable excitement here. l’l’c-
vions information indicated that the
Horas were in an agitated frame of mind
mrthe assumption of a French proteclr
onto, and were disposed to assert their in-
dependence. The Horn» are chiefly of the
Protestant faith and do not like the
French. whose missions are Catholic.
From Abyssinia comes word that King
Hencleh objects to being preteen-Ii by
Italy. and claims that he had no idea that
he was signing away his independence
when he signed a treaty reconciling the
protection -._.. . .
n. Scotch Railway lllrllte.
umber. Dm. 24.~ The direct-mi of the
three railways most Inflected by the strike
Min Glasgow yesterday afternoon and
r-OIVednottoyield. The North British
railway station was totally closed to pair
ne'er trelllc alterthc train left London
step. In The blockade uow extends all
the way from London to (arhsle All
enbnrhan trains In and out of lullnhnrgh
he" been discontinued The Dundee and
Arbrolth men have joined the. strikers.
flopping all male between time point.
and Edinburgh.
Mine Ila-t- the Champion'- Tine.
Alhttllwau, Dec. tumln the skating
tournament yesterday the me for the
championship of England over II mile and
0 ball course was won by Smart in em.
Due. in aeubseqnenl exhibition spin.
Joe Dooeghoe. the American skater. trav-
steed the same course in less time than
that made by Smart.
It. mentally Chilled.
Wit, Dec, MHNolhing is known
hereof the proposed journey of the em-
mln Yranoe. The story that he cm»
“plot. Inch a trip in not. generally
emitted. At present. and for nowadays
been, late mainly will be near the side
«the ”filming empress.
Wlllntlng the Pope.
m Dec. ill “The popr yesterday re-
“ the mmtnlatlonaol the cardinals
won the nftrthlrd annivrmry of his first
man. His holiness looked well. In his
m to the visitors he deplored the war
d eeeta against the chnmh and naifirmed
the rights of the papacy.
Rum], I'm-pod "elem.
WWI. Der. mmlioga. the husband of
fieweleen who. with her child was mtIr1
“ed by Mary Eleanor Wheeler, executed
Whom pursued by- mob in the
Mead had a narrow eecape from vie
m.- am»; levelled.
Blue, Dec. lit—«The anarchists Pet-
naleaed lieu-earn Maia-mam to
to Misc frontier and expelled from
m
n
l for the Jews do not pnu so to tell who
lAnnae Iiud Cainphus, ilerod IInIl Pilate
Were they speak of them precisely as .In
American writing today for American
readers would speak of President llnrri
eon. Secretary Elaine and Governor llill.
if he were writing of events oceurring in
England uceutury ago he would he cure
ful to add words explaining who the prin
cipul men were and why they took certain
action under the law. nor is it possible for
the most able writers to produce a work in
one century exactly in the style of the pre
ceding century This on:- fact is II power
fnl argument against a recent. assumption
of infidelity that the gospels Were pro
duced II century later than their assumed
dates.
0f the persons Iiictilioned the most prom
inept is Pontins l’ilnte.un(l we know his
history almost us well :Is that of any man
of equal runl; in the last century The
Jews had been conquered by the Romans.
and governors set over them by the Roman
emperors. Pilate was procumtor of J udea,
just as Governor Bent was governor of
New Mexico soon after the Americans had
conquered thut'oountry; and as there were
quarrels and riots in New Mexico on ac
count of raI-cuud religion, so there were
in Juden. Similarly. as the United States
government refused to take notice of the
religious differences. but punished only
those who rebelled against the nation. so
Pilatc's duty was to disregard the com
plaints of the Jews on merely religious
grounds. He therefore refused to execute
the judgment of Alllllltl. L‘uluphtts and the
council. us it was merely for blasphemy.
so they brought 1! new charge. that of so
dition, to make II (‘zbe' under llomnn lmv
Pilate then assumed jurisdiction. and
questioned the prisoner. but as it was cvi
Ilent that Christ's wards and acts were not
aimed at the government Pilate pronounced
him faultless—three limos, John says. But
l’lllllt‘ "feared the people." “'hy.‘ Be
cause he lmd already caused serious riots
by violating their religious feelings, and
knew that he was in danger of reprimand
from llomc. The l‘l'llOl and suspicious 'l'i
berlus was then emperor. and was chuug
lug local rnlcrI-I in every pnrtof the empire
Pilate was the sixth proourzttor of Juden,
and his first ucts there had caused trouble.
He entered Ilt‘l'llsult‘lll with the Roman
etandnrdsIIIlI‘Itnchl. and planted them in
places considered adored by the people.
The latter lochcd upon the figure-I on the
standards as idol llrllll". and then wash
bloody riot. I-o l'inl to I‘chIII-(l the stand
ards In his Illll'il’lllll l. anxious to plot lie
the pcopleulill unwilling l0 slay the lone
cent. ho gladly licurd NItIt l‘l‘lrist wns‘u
Galilcczin, :11: l llit‘rI-fnrv writ him to llI-rnIl
who I'lllf'll (izllilI-II. but “in :It Ilmt time in
Jerusalem
This was llcrod Alilll-lln. MID 11f llI‘I‘oIl
the Great and uncle of that lch‘oIl men
tioned in Acts xii. .‘I man with all the
vigorzmd ext-culin- IIlIiiIty of lit-I family.
and with more than [lll'll' III‘I-rzzg‘v [mile for
social philosophy and rI‘~I~:II'I‘lI 'l‘II llllll
Christ was no more than it curiosity. he
III'anthltlII-Snviuur in I.. l‘., ”111 gh'v his
views," as a modern III‘liIII-ian “'Illllll say,
and had sumo hope-I IIl‘ M'VXDL: him work a
miracle. ('lll‘inl.llu‘l‘l-TIII‘I'.
speeches Willi ti digiiiliml sin-Em“. it was no
part ofhist-urlhly llll‘eNlIlll t1I sutlwfy tho
idly curious. llI-I'Iul. tin-refute. l‘l‘l llrllt‘il the
prisoner to [)llillt', wh I mmln one more fun
hie cilort nunllm 1:II1 popular l‘l.lllllll‘. then
\t‘extllly yll‘ltlt‘ll :IIII! :zI‘I‘v II'.'(-I‘ t lIII innocent.
one to a cruel death
The till‘fd‘illltfllf limiury of the two rulers
is in the higlII-si deng-v instructive. unrl by
a series (If l'l’l'lll‘i \i'llll‘ll wI‘III provldentinl
thofIIclsIIrI' IlI-IIrIy proved by tlu- testl
many of Jews llllil llIIIIIth who, if they
lutduny feeling on tlIImIIinm-t, II‘I1I‘I- liOaillC
to Christianity The \‘I‘ry evil \Vllll‘ll l’ilute
hulanvueutml IotlII- I-ruI'lilquII III avoid
soon came upon him. lll' attempted by
cruelty to llllllpnm~ llllllll'l'éllifi, and the
cruelty provoked ng-sItI-r limuz'rI-I‘lmn At
length he IwrpI-ti‘ulcd II mu ‘mlf'l’l‘ of the
Samaritan“. MIIltrIIcIIIIIIII t hill the lIIInII-gnv
erIImI-nt ‘Inwrivrml l'llttlv mm l’l‘f‘illlt'll,
tried and C(Hlfll‘flllll‘fl to lI‘IIIIuiIIIII‘nt t1)
Vlcnnc. in (iIIIIlll-‘rIIiI1‘I-I 'l‘lwrr authentic
history leaves him 'l'II11II1 W.“- 1 .‘l ll‘lllllll')"
that he lived in II mum in the mountain
now called by his mum: .lllll IlrIIII‘nI-Il him
self lha IIIIIIIll lulu- ll"1ll” in Illlllfllll. hm
this in not proud
llcmd Amipns IIIIlIIlnI-Il hu p1.“ 111m f11I
I". Mill luxury M long H‘ 'l'ilwilun r»
malncd emperor. 'l‘lw LIItI-r. lIII~..11II-r. wh-
succeeded ll)‘('Illixlllll."'1“!le wool and
euaplciIIII-I. and mm; “mm To him
went llcrml mm a "'0'" «I 'llf‘l lll' might
bare the title 1If Hus: illl'l I'm pti'd‘t'l‘nnl
hlII father. but ll Wm Mu I1I11fIIrIIIIIr- II:
mch Home at the tune “l1! II l‘IIligIIliI
was enraged by the lllw'H‘I‘l‘I’N II! a pint
“MM Witt! "HT-fell llllll narrowly I'IIquI-(l
death He, too. was banished, IIIIIl flunllv
died in Spain He had married :I IlIIIIglItItr
0' ANT)“. king (If [\rllllizl I'I'f mm. null rv
podium] her to marry his half brother
Philip‘s Wife. This mused ll Ivar with A re
tan and much misery During these
troubles llcrml Alumna urmulvrm of
Herod theflrv' It and IIIIIhIw 1:! Antipne.
was livin in ”mm. am so I: IIIIHl 'lll‘ fl!
vor of {In 35min Il-III lII1 IIII-I cl. I1:I the roll
over Judm and IIIIIIII Inna-I 111 II-rrimry
lle yielded to the IIrvaIIIIInIIJ IlII1 Jew»
slew the Apfi'lll“ lands and imprisoned
Peter. and after sown IIIIrII of pride and
luxury died "llfl'l’ltl II1 Ilmthl \1III xii. 23)
hen the Jew-1 Ilmnorml for t w cruel
llltlonof Christ and Photo [1: nimml they
cried out "ill-blond be upon II). Will our
children And verily It was l-IIIIn that
day hirth troubles mnivipliwl upon them
and the last ice 3mm of llII-Ir national
['3' in mm HIrIlI'IIIIIIIa or“ (If erm- Itfl'l
horrors 'lhellmu. l» II1IrII|.etIIlII-lmrd
hearted Roman mll'll‘ls «i1 a host at
the fri htftll puniRlIIII' In the I. In II‘IIIIIghl
upon brill-whoa III1l lmvplm- presents
deulle which even now In” scarcely lie
read without liars \nril' "the wicked
shall he turned ism tell IIIIIlIIlltheno
time that forget and
received all his ,
REVIEW ornmoumnr
KEEPS BALSl-lll
rm: BEm°°UGHSUR£
Ounafleldalbe mflm'l'hmtcreep. Influenza.
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«NM Conan-p k Inl Ilene. Mil nun nlkf in
airspeed stage I. the at ones. You will see the ex-
eelleat shot" after taking the first dose. Bold II,
Icahn everywhere. Large hairline. m ccuta and 31.00.
lids tut I it lti' s
WIiIIIIleIII llll 111m III
Crown l'laattr- and l’lIle.
Thm urr [he 1:1 Iy Safe Kevin-Inns to nab ‘or Ihw-c
.Illlic ed WI h [in ht'a ulneimt, Live ('onI Iairu nnu
Unlmry Adorn-1m: Only llllirc prepare-I I!I,lhI
nIIv roast no It" HrIutnIIIII 2) th 1Iiy lllflll')
.I.(l Liver "hit! IhIII III! realm you (I) p1 Ilicl
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S.Coughs Colds. influenza Bronchitis.
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Scorue hroat. asthma. .1ml I: cry til ILIIn oftl r
1hr. Consumption
nil r lilly-‘y Ir'.
PILé's. RUMORS
Rerol‘nla.lc1t~mn Hall "in: III: I lll'll’i all
Diseases of tho Fkin and llloml II." I- rural by
FOWLE 8 FILE and H"r.’.-I1l2 CURE.
ltI hm
Ellllllllllilllllls llllll. El.
ll Murray it. lies York City.
WE HAVE 0035 “Am? 0}} In“)
Steel Sizein Farm Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad Carts
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Phaetons, Surreys,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagons, Milk Wagons.
will is gem: is mmy Ballet: 3:1 C:::::m,
"twill. Lungs. Iml Ghost in
Speedy and Ir {shortcut l.
They are the unit!“ that will
you. Our “lagoon have. a uorl
rcputntIon an to quality.
None Super or.
lease
-wlde
style and finie‘.
Street Sprinklers We
have the best Street Sponnklcr In the
for id. Also have the nu cat and bell
rural Milk Wagons in New York. '
MGJm
"Seeing ids.BellcVih~§.”
And the l- c .7- .
evermauI-J. .1
din'aef old. “:1 .1 1. -
derfullnmp‘" A l ‘ 1: _
lbeolutI ly 5~I1 .1
exploein :i'. ‘ a: :1"
breakable. '
does a ole-z I...
rilllantwlu In!
0' N5 1" 1‘ 111‘
Purer and l‘fl'
than grisly-'1.
than clean: 11, .
more clIr‘cIllIl t
cithul 'Ilmt l,I:II,. .
“The Rochester.”
And with it there ii 1 II 1‘11:
III/I ’Ht‘l I r'1I'mrI11,-,Inoh: I no.1. rmawculmg.
no climbing: up oi tl; c llI1 1.» no “ tantrums”
nor annoyance of any h l d, rind it never
needs tmnminri It: in. ii l1 iml reservoir-I
ball-I 'ullLll ml min II I 1.3 II 1m will cen-
tral llll, It lenlnmlun- ly "Mural-Me.
andaenu‘eaeala wt. 10
Only [Ive years on and 1
lhlulomp in. me. It ran th-
mahe such a tell 11,; so one. Indeed it in,
for lamra meyum r- :1 Il l...: pa may 0. but
the "lioduatcr" a .‘II on forever We
make overs one ml 1 c varietira "angle
and Table 1 Impe.l‘1mmnet 8t «11'. Van an
Piano Lamps («very l.lml.l I llrnnre Por-
celain. Braae.mckclmid l. llkkWIhughl Iron
Ask the lamp dealer {or it. i ooh for the
trademark Ilomp: ‘ I': III lmnv-rra ' If he
hm'ttherr.1.i ancrhrntcrez- 1lihe style you
want. oril’ no lam atom in n1. or. nod to no
for free lllIIIIlreth t1l1lc,14 med reduced
rlc collar)‘ and we will Lo: 1 ml arm! you any
postal :1 by express. Ilrl I to your door.
locum-nit LAMP ”(0..
49 York Hal-.01.! ew fat.
[am ”am We!" new Del-term
”MW Loam More in the 1m
modal
GULI). SILVER, All KEL
And all kinds of (nydiaed
PLATING
MIT
49 Water Street, South llIIIIIall
Anything Fluted Irma II Item do: to a «me.
ppm-Isl" made of table one mulching and
Munich: all bird-of mmk f'rtetIIlI-lim
Hanging raps. (Tomlin Hicks Vere-.etr. (Jam
nominee- eedneeeral limiting acme.
one. no smell.
r I 1 I million of
.If’IUODlamp lo
WORK ”ON! A'l" emm'r YfVllf'! AND FAT-
Illmll l‘ 'Af'l'll l)! GUAMA‘TI!”
WQE e...“ ”.3... m . ._
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f.‘ ,1 ., .IIItIm.
t“: I~- '.. II hints-I."-
1.1 m 1. I11 II11mu-rmneile
ere-11-yIIIIww1-I III inm— ”your”
on. N 1mm“. III '9' II ”Ivy-no,
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N, an um um r are- I mwrn'lpwlylo
II... work Alllemw annual!!!“
illgIlIay: ruin! mlfilfi
'l‘llE Slllllll Sllll
For 1891
Has made the most important literary
«IIgIIgImeIIIII ever entered into by any
Am "can [Irrlnmcal m Iwwnpnpfll.
ROHERI LOUISSTEVENHON’SSOIIIII
Bea Lrltrlo Wilt ll'uln With the NI‘"
Year. They Will appear new in THE
SUE”) \Y SUN. and will c Institute the
ul'ul. lIleIaiy lI-nluiw of 1891.
A low atIIIy h. the min» evlehretfll
author. who erIca “the 8 stand Puree!
€012”th of our lime," wdl tw pulIlIshed
In J 11mm III THE ' UNI) \Y SUN
ll. RIDER HAUG Iltll'ri "EIIc" WI"
III-1Ih11utn In January. 11 III filli't‘ I)! II
fight-neilmmn IlIIIII I‘Vt'll "ng Solo
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lohn Swinion, A. lay l‘ummlngs,
George W’eredi‘h. W1l|l.m Black.
And1ew L ng,
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Rudyard KIpli g. N Tmlfl Loc-yer.
uh I- air 0-K
And Many Other Renowned Write-rs.
TEE SENEEY SEW
For the ensuing twelve monlhs will print
more twws and more brilliant lltvl'nlllrl‘
Iinguohed of hiring write-Iii, than lill)
other pt‘l’llldlcal In the Ulllli Ii Shu- II.
By Mall ‘2 to Your.
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GREAT BARGAlNS.
250. MAIN STREET.
IIII'WIIIII
Fall Styles.
in all grades and colors of
hiiél .ilfl Soft Huts. Nllli lists.
lguy'u lion: and I‘nps, t'rtish lists for men and
bows. .‘I‘Iiirm soft llah- for men at
KI‘lAPP’S,
91 Washington 3t.
Particular Itllonllcm paid to
“slug, ('lI-unlng and Ironing
Mlle llntu
Willie 81 811111.031:
Are Ready for Ch I tmas Trade.
homo raised P I..I.1..
f I 3m IIiIIIIIIIl good quality "g *1 27, 3....
“lb lII1'
“IV THE"? Ht IIIN‘
MIIII- I MI- at. In pnckaw s to make. " largo
III time email no II. 12I a [in knee (r In
hurries; a largr stock of l-‘rveh Candy. II
> good vaIII-ly at title a pound or lllfl‘r
p1undu for 50¢. Try our Molasses PM
not Candy,frceh and crisp, warranted
not to pull your twill out, 20¢ a I1-Iin1l
Nuts—Englinh Walnuts 20s a pound,
8111le Nuts 20c II pound. P.IpI1r Stu-ll
Almumiu lificn pound. llIcknry Nuts, 2
quarts 25c, II wooden quot! mes-on» full
of l’I-anutn for 10c. Filbert” 1813 a pound.
New F g-, lilo a pound. 2Q pounds fIII
pull; Corn, trod and plow-II good. 3
pun-Ids lot 250: Channel Currant» are a
success, 2 pun: III for 250; Found .‘l IIIII-sn
lbw-inn. 256» pound; va RIMIII 12c.
lllc and 20c err-nod Nmico our new
1-inch of fancy crackers. That Ilutlor.
lDt'llIWlll'l' Cunt-l} Dairy.) i- just alumin-
ing sumo-III, selling at pin-sum at 250.
W;- exprcl to advance the pm? to 28¢.
this qualuy worth 25c now at wholesale;
lie-t can Pumpkin 12c. cheap by file can.
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DAVID STOW
FlIIIIIlu Oranges .lllc II IlIy, I ;‘
251': N1 w Dan-II, TlIII, lilo a pound; l'npv‘
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE,TW:HE,
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Wall Papers,
l-‘in1 III and Largest Assortment
the Isle ('N).
“no tin. of (tilts at ‘35 1'91"“ a
double roll
SI I the outlIlrluIIlloI-n (that! and
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5| Washmgtor. Street, South Hermit
27 Main Street Norwzilk.
WIIWCIIII Balers, WIIW‘IIWIIII
And Ive.- (Irena).
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New and mfllndrllflllll
Buggies, Phaetons. (anions.
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Call and Ice Tim.
HENRY TILLY
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809 Wain berm
(Mot Bank). macaroni. cm
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allow a; hoses
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transom-ed uncommon-all medium
and may-mm supplier our on
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{Household Goods of All Kinds
SPECIAL SALE
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Prices to the“ Au.“
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llorst Buyers
We “constantly re-
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moses.
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sen soapstone. the
racers“ woman»
and altogether the
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eat! 303.8118 in Vail»
field county Parties
wanting any kind a! a
Home. can be suited
8.23.2. All Horses solo
by this est 1blienmom
F] V ll ”I'Jl; RIVER.
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mummy, It . I; (1.1- which wtll in: lab enough and
law mourn w mu. the romt lavlldt me
Baby and hell Carriages.
Homer B. Hoyt’s
18 North Main Street.
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him a C‘ornb—f hit I- of superior finish with an improved Tonal Jriuspnr and both purlfllulinx' In»
Mir, IIqIIirlciy prod“ m1 w Mndnrfn'l y p. Ianlnlrsml fuebionaldo rmolta With its airline ball no:
”A in any 1lI sired st‘ and with n In fixml WI
WLM u not even e “ml by the damp eir
PRICE. 500.
1! Kliflulll‘hd t I (we satisfaction
no: 3"
it is (or sale by the feedlot! drn
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It do” not bunt odor min the hairlike most “Cutler! ’flhcfl'l'nml any»: "gall“ 0
dry and farm“ y gm. IlIIfl "ado prwmllw but if not obtainable in your
drI-ie poetrpsid. anorantrrmz safe Minty. on rm ptof or
lraft,1‘xpreee. or poet-0mm em order, or currency n neutered
I . Broadwayj mtum this peter. A to wanted or
LBnigman sf III-nets .Brnehce.Belte aluminum, licentllulsad populazmde. “muffle-
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large as any Nev. Y orl: house,
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PRICES ARE POSlTlVELY L0
CO.
B R I I )Glr ['3"I1’()R 'I‘ .
Ell ES BMW.
and Best Assortment- of Silks,
VI-lvets and llandrnnm [In-1;: Goods in New England.
ELMKS lNll I’llllS.
lC aims “ml Seal, lsirakan, Mink,
sable ('4pr SI Il lackcts Plush f' apes and Jackets is as
and
limp-1 Merino and Muslin
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Vlvilllt‘l‘l'JQfill'. Small Warm. Dress 'l'rimmingsé, Books, Yarns and
All Unod< in Bridgeport.
LL & CO.
AT 'I' II II
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allies in you!
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Will Best Goals for We Least IlInIII
BOOTS AND SHOES
9708!! 0"
C. H- Harvey
«l 11 1n .1 1i .1: ~1Il'lllii ht to make
+le15.th from v.1- 1hr loll'lnimi lrr hum.- 7n everythimv from a
1 :5 'I boot .1'I onrnimr of speci-
1. dines. A ladies fine Kid
.‘tllarif'fl' Good School Shoe.
73 cents. Please {call
i1 .I pleasure to show them.
ARVEY,
i
70 North .Vinin fin. South Norwnlll.
WI WI WWI
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GLOVER & OLSEN’S
SI’ECI A IJ'I'I It)“:
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, W'frmh Kid Hand Slowed. Mien? I’m torpedo-d wells“ W“
. villa-moist you.
A out line 11! new. children's and not.» so» am will n all to m:
& OLSEN,
leaders in the Boot and fiber Trade
in I hit” it II III Ellllll initial
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