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Notices of local entertainments of all
binds, to which on ndsiim‘onis charged.
and notices calculated to promote private
intends. wept where an advertisement
alanine unison in advertising columns.

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law ‘lorh star-id Washer forecasts.

A barometric depression Xi“ probably
th lake re ion to ay, moving
ML; tau Sh’hvgrence Valley and in.
l lnsnergy. in this district to-
iiiirhrm’er, lair to partly cloudy
weather will probably prevail, wrth
fresh to light variable winds. On Wed-
needav in this section and in New Eog~
land warmer, lair weather and light to
treshsnwihwssterly winds will probably
prevail,” and on Thursday fair to partly
cloudy weather, with slight temperature
changes, followed by snow near the
'lnklis and in Northern New England.

Int-tun Alma-ac tor I‘d-narrow.
Buu rises Bun sets High tide Low tide
7.18 I 4 55 8.25 2.52

Amount ot Oystsrs Exported to Europe
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mun. roar. mum.

Li ' l 77%
kit-unit: verpoo 824
Sale of Nevada Glasgow 15
Miler Bremen

Rev. C. M. Pegg will—preach in the
Knight street church this evening.

The central telephone office is being
rep-pend and fitted up in line style.

A special meeting at Lincoln Council,
America Mechanics, will be held this

hnm is seriously ill at the
residence 0! her daughter, Mrs. A, Avi-
sou, on Main street, Norwslk.

Sidney Williams has been appointed
janitor of Our Brothers’ Lodge, 1. O. 0.
F., in place at the late Conrad Stash.

libllartha Knapp, who has been ill
in Now York for several days, returned
to Jim} burns in this city yesterday after-
noon. '

The veterans who have received their
bounty’iuoney iron: the town will hold
(aiming at the City Hotel to-morrow
availing.

How the people lived 2,000 years ago
may be ac. in the pictures of Pompeii
at the South Norwstk Baptist church,
to-night.

Seats are being placed in the new
school rooms in East Norwalk and in a
short time the apartments will be ready
for occupancy. __

sQurhing, 50 «3;: loot. William
Bimbo. contractor.

Lowe! Tait, a veteran, who went to
Fitch’l Home at Noroton from Millard a
low weeks ago for medical treatment,
died suddenly last Saturday.

Station agent Gould and ticket agent
Boys We turned painters and are artis-
tiosiy dscorsting the interior of the
ticket rifles at the Norwalk depot.

chimney ot the Olmstead tens-
, ' IILauuard street took tits yester-
,,‘and alter burning nearly all the
wassxtingulshed. No damage.

I! the party who is creating a scare on
Chestnut street, borough, does not desist
Mwfi lbs-pt touceive a pill that ho
can't digest, from some resident or that
lonltty. MM .- _..

The marriage 0! Farron 8. Bette and
“Jennie Byxbss will he lolelnnize'd
attho Ito-to oi the bride's parsuts on

it lab stunt this evening at ll

19% . ‘ _.
. 'ns lecture st the Scott: Norwslk Bap-
tilt church tonight will be illustrated
by pictures oi tbs Willa] city ol
Hsplls, the tsrrtbls volcano, Vesuvius,
ad tasdmmcud city, Pumps“.

'1“ the last vasetlngot tho Woman's
Minn Temperance Union it was voi-
d h cit-lip the day {or the meeting to
hldsy, instead 01 Wednesday. So. hero
11-h“. beatings will be held every
May Ilmdou at do’cmck until forth»
‘ss miss.

—-—A. 3.110” & Boo, borough, will
his tho but tan days sell all shoes lrom
fltuflw shoes at a discount of 50
(this per pair. See their storm slippers.

A richly dressed woman eaten! a

q isms earns the main line the other
1‘- Mandolins poking overs lot of
‘ ”16% than”, handsd the conductor a
III“ whatscsins tor hsrtsrn. The
”lowdown in the cspscious
psi at his overcast, counted out
“in lunar and twenty-lira csut
“substitution-blow”
fl with thonhangswslhsdouimitlfl
’l'hswoman ”WWW
Mission s reportsr no—
luqmrsd at the mdustnl
it“ 11s was interned that

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their regular inserting tonight.

. finalithIMsesicar tins horses loll
down in MM!) at man today.

"3. I. Jscllson has just purchased a
new style will Columbia lately bicycle.

In. l-IcPardsa lsssriously ill with
pusumonis IlI her home Chestnut street,
Nor-am.

Butler Lodge. No. in, I. 0. 0. 1., will
rehearse the second degree lo-nighl, at
8:00 o'clock, sharp.

Old Well Lodge, F. FA. It, will work
the third delp'cs this evening. All Mas.
W Masons are invited.

 

 

Locomotive No. 85, which was in the
collision last Tuesday, has been repaired
and is again in service.

The newly Electra odicrrs at Hope
Hose company will give a social hop in
their rooms on Water street this evening.

Pioneer (lastle, No. 1, A. 0. K. 0! lbs-
II. C,, will work the second degree to-
night at their Castle chamber in the new
building. No. 10 Water strrel, Norwslk.

The Society of Christian Workers 0!
the East Avenue It E. church, will meet
at the horns of His. Uflord Hines, Van
Zandt avenue, Friday evening, Jan. 23.

“Bert" Woodward remembered the
Old Wellboya last evening by sending
around a box of choice cigars in honor
at the arrival 0! it baby boy in his house.

 

Charlie Rogers is mourning the loss ot
his quurinnt growth of whiskers. He
was getting shaved in Gustav Pfizer's
barber shop when Albin cut them oil by
mistake.

—Sewer connections at bottom prices.
William Sheldon, contractor.

 

J. Howard Selleck, formerly of Nor-
wslk, now employed in the factory of
Cluett, Coon it 00., at Troy, N. Y., has
been promoted to the main otiics ot the
company.

An adjourned meeting at the Board 0!
Connerlmen was to have been held last
evening but owing to the absence 0! a
quonim the meeting adjourned until
Wednesday evening.

 

Patrick Kearney, who is employed by

*— thsjleyr York and New Haven Railroad

compdny, had his right hand crushed
bét'vieeu tlhe bumpers 0! two gravel cars
at East Norwalk yesterday alternoon.

 

The people 0! East Norwalk wrll prob-
ably hold a meeting at an early date to
consider the matter of naming and num-
bering tho streets preparatory to the in
induction 0! the tree delivery system.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Building and Loan Association will he
held at their rooms tonight. One thous-
and dollars or more will beloaned. These
meetings are tree to all, and the public
is invited.

We have been requested to state that
it was Jacob Stark, Jr., of N'D'O‘On, who
found the veteran who strayed sway
(ruin the Soldiers Home about two weeks
ago and not a party (rout the Home as
stated in the Hour.

 

Chief Vollmer was credited in yester-
day’s Gmtette as having notified the bar-
bcrs in this city that they would be per-
mitted to keep open their places of
business during certain hours on Sun-
day. The Chief has given no such in-
sanctions, and lurthermore he says he
knowsnnreason why the law will not
be cnlonosd.

l51‘1“: Eviiivtso Sumner. can now be
found on sale at J. C. Randle's store,
Winnipilulr.

C. Swnrtz has sold, through Taylor &
Golden’ll real estate agency, three more
lots on lbowndes avenue. One to Frank
8. Lyon, and lo Theodore 8. Toby and
one to Mrs Barbara Stegmuiler. The
terms on which these lots are sold,
is evidently being appreciated by those
intending to provide lutore homes [at
themselves.

Owing to the (act that the plaintifl in
the case of Rivrtz vs. Wilson was
unablsto furnish a bond of 850 in ac-
cordance with an order ol' the C -urt of
Common Pleas, judgment was . ‘ -‘
against him for the costs, which amount
to about 89. This sets the case aside and
trees Wilson from the judgment rendered
against him by Justice Morreli a short
time ago.

The Boston Globe says 0! the l'rosl &
Fanslulwe company: “ll merit goes for
anything; it good, genuine, honest,
tirst cilia- acting is what our people
want; it s "mun: sflovt to please and
sclerotic-an rllort, by the way, “that
hashill the mark ovary “mot-is to be a
drawing card. then the Frost 8: Fun.
sbaws Dramatic company [or the past
week 1“ the Opera House, are dcsernng
ol' crowded houses, tor they embody all
thisaitd more. We bsspsak {or them a
good house this ensuing,"

 

titrat- lasso-nus m“...
The Connecticut Tamprnncs Union
will hold a quartousutsnnisl convention
at I'M! Asylum Street Methodist church

marrow. There will be an address this
evening by the Rev. Dr. Thwdore Coy.
ler, oil Brooklyn. N. Y.. on ”What Twen-
iy tlvs Years flavs Taught Us." Comm]
Gardiner Mia, superintendent of tbs
Islllchttsnfls Relormatory, will talk on
"Tsmlpsraacs Wort Among Criminals."
Them will in s numhsr oi intending
addresses io-rnorruw.

ammonia-u. ’ '
John H. Farris has had cargoes of coal
arrivlsathis yards in this city on tho

“Williams,” "Utah," “George chii
,iims ”imam" and "no. 21w.”
Mimi's! slur Ir. Ferris at Wilson
Point, the hosts "Liars chillisms"
sul“'80.2l65.”

nimumrm is TREE? The Ito

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in Hartford this evening and through to "1k-

lollollriug hosts this morning: "Andm A

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SOUTH nonwm EVENING SENTINEL. “ TUESDAY. JANUARY 20. mar.

Innis surround

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Wimyd Hahn-m
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105- Rru. the luau-rs sass-u
who had thud M wills coupling
cars at Nsupissh. had its injured
member ampulatod My.

Firm. tro- psisou alder basalt-gin
tbs kitehsu stuns Wilda-
Bngbos and wile, ol Lyme, and a pity-
”Ciao had a hard Iii-ul- to rcsucitasr
the lotus.

It isrumosad thata quarry company
intends extensivs Mug operations as
Flying Paul, Stony (lush, and that the
Island View Brutus bass wens-d
[or a lodging hossstor ins gantry-sun

Huge discussion} tetra-pl: lineman
employed bytho New York and New
England railroad, was struck by a train
our Bristol about noon yMssday. Br
{all trons a tree when he was cutting
away I limb that intelftrcd with ll»
wires. Just ssha tell a into passed.
Bu was seriously injured. His hours is
in Providence.

At Clayton station, near New Britain,
yesterday morning, a rapidly moving
cast bound freight train on ths New
England road, crashed into the tear at
another not bound train which had
halted in discharged load oi birch. A
sharp curve prevented the" rnginser o!
the moving train from seeing lbw station.
my train until too late» to stop, and no
flagman had been sent back to wave a
danger flag. One engine was consider-
ably damaged, and the cat.» was com
pletely demolished. No one Ilsa inv
jored. A similar accident happened on
the same road Sunday. 4

The luurtb annual meeting 0! the Con:
necticut Weekly Press association was
held at Hartford yesterday. The «metro
elected are: Pneldent, E. 3. El»; vice
presidents, Harry Hayden, E. M. Jrrume,
E. C. Brown, J. A. Bales, L. 0. William-v.
James McLaughlin, E. I". Bigciow, U. It;
Guernsey: secretary and (lesson-r. er l
ham 8. Taylor; auditor, 8. T. Adding
executive committee, National Editorial
assocraiion tor Connecticut, B. W.
Maples. There was a general discuaimn

was decided upon.

Hartford, Merldm, New Britain and
other Cities felt the, lore» oi Stlntviny's
storm to a great extent and much dam
lags resulted. In New “stain the Talc
phone company mile-rs a i so estimated
at between SL500 and $2,000. Wires
Were broken and palm were broken
dnwn and a month or tam must clap»
helore mattors are siraighrened our
The city was In darkness Sunday night.
the electric ligh' currr-nts being Ell-labia].
The some state of all tits. only on a root»
extensive smile, exist in Hartford. There
were so many wires broken and the flan.
get to the linemen engaged in lvpallll'lu
them was so great on accunat at th»
electric light wirm that Mayor Dwight
issued an order compelling the Hastlord
Electric Light company to shut oil the
current from all wires This order at-
lected the Wetherefleld electric care.
which are run by power from the elec
tric light company's plant. There is as
yet no telephone communications from
New Haven with these cities.

“in Lilli it corner,"

Hill Estate all hsiiiill,

WASHINGTON STREET
South lorwnlk, Conn.

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Advertisements nndcr this had. not exceeding 5
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it» the Red Hill Mien. 1!? Ell.

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~nr sonar. floor» KARMA—rill. rail...

etc , belonul toms uteri." uni Isms. lav
qu‘lreon the pram No. 1': Day lt‘ELI lion h
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'l'wo chute: sunning lots, to and on feet trout, .1.
test svscus Apply to V. C. “nuts, or
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Advertisements under this toad. not attending 5.
lines, I time at. 3 than '11:. I witch II C)

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SI tiUlfsl. <EVIN mums "Nl'itlni'fkm
street. “300. .l. l.. Bit-molt. M with Halo
. raw

5708! AT .‘l:l BSLDIN AVlfil'l. sortinu
(loud location for any business Postseason
am of larch, or sooner ll dsslml.
premises.

LABOI runmsnsn 800! 701.1? 1'0 A

national warm up wars: within Its

minded wallet “through. Add" ”
walk post units.

1 avenue, ‘13. Also house of six ro- mv. has
n .rwain. Jill. Mot Manson 'M'“ straits.
It inqulm o! I A Woodward.

I 0U~IH all? it told (in WATER nut"
and Taylor avenue, Tints from .0 to It!

per month. cu suit all durum. thy-oar! do

tum. Ms!

La Bill filTlLOlMl. LA!" I“!!! "lit -

hat factory: main hnildra his?» two none!

amt ummrm ism, and and ; a good but!"
an hum power. amiable lov any Malnu- ply
In John rt Knapp. no. in West stunt. Mtg” as

 

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pmvmnts. Ill-It 3w. apply to V. B
smith 3&1 first strnst, routs: lawn! arm

 

5’”! runner 01' 'am mm. .1.
s 5mmntoa Dal-runes. so; 1 rui-
tenements-Wu «strung»; I m- war-sins
«ism strut. fl; 3 mas toss-sat as war-er stint.
as; 5 most ins—sun'stsvsmu is: it has.
hams n Taylor ammo, '10; l 7-mo- tram-i
monument”. lawman can

ill woonwsitn tic-mun.“ moons.

nuts“ warn, tsrsrm batman.

with stahllsgtsrlvshwswt cow nah-I. estrus

sonsss, Dex-lilo mu,“ updv Imam at c.
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South Norwalk Baptist Church

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Tucsdsy Evening, Jan. 20
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Rev. Kittrsdgs Wohgclsr, of Hartford
llailu lentils and Parnell

managing]:
will Elias-stic— hrs.
Mama lac;a:u).tdc.; Single am

slim ac
)bu mllmm ATBO’CLOCK.

'sFic-n mat-In}
Nor-walk Opera House.
5 K s’l’tlLlY, longer.

’srthsrwnntsanlyol

Frosiail Fanshawe’s

IDIAL (.‘OIIINATIOS.

Tliril :1, inlay all Saturday,

JASLABI 22. '23, 24.
Uith fhldrrn'o wtm Snowy autumn at 2:0:
«cloth prmmtsgarey: Mirror new vnd original
plum by It A I. Fatwa-dwdbynootm
y the tutumsndyol cor-s
lone. ’ may. W comps: y‘s
latent rura- with faint taro ry. ‘thc Csmtry
Posts-star" tiara; iy matinee the r urn: am
‘1 draw. of 50mm .llc “ «a (curious firmly."
ward-y evening, the mating comedy drama al’ that
topical shay "Witt! i an "

At the as l :9 Sn. nrdai abundant the hour llnl
N4 which now on club lion at Austin's kw ry
score willingness to them or :1“ moving vhe
haul number-st mmwy spelled Sulr'h word-I
iron ills Imm (amid the tune wrists-RPM
sad “nouns."

Price- 180. 830. 83°.

”in! open ”may Jinn-tr- ill-t Balc’rud
Pisa“! o.

my
sot his, “Ilsa In.

it? I" ll "£0311 Show.

liillflliiiil‘fiilqielale Ball

0? THE

GERllNll STENGEBBIIND

Gerunds “all, Washington St. Bridge
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concerning the proposal to secure W l MONDAY EVEN'NG, JAN. 26.

age 0! new nPdeap-Ii laws. but nothing:

Tickers, admittang gentleman MA at... 9H1":
: um lady. m unto.
law: m P» ! Ill-inf: Vail Orchi-lrt 1m lw
sssy lit-um oi Its-tics sum-c.
, '(Yi'tCl l5 HRRIBt' GIVE? THAT Till
t Baudatitmer tor in- City of tooth Scr-
wux, will m on Monday J may 3,..r. 3 Mom,
. Saturday January 1») M, 7 My in '. Przday, 1mm
m is art-m m; and Thar-day January .2,“
E73109 m. atr ,i'ortonl Churn valor rbepnrwse
bot Warn-mt rtv'rrmxmng an appeals, from the
.mmpo‘the (1:13: Arm rs and «qntmzi ;; and
mi; will}: the v ..;tai:mn i:. in: 11".” f NIL
lsTTEII“ c-Iltnn' l',- Ronni”!
Jails W Darin - he'll"
[listed at the Cfly 0! South Nanak the .i'.:. day
of Decrmhri, ['50 d2.

sorter;—

KI BOAR 05' RBI; 3? o! the Town 0' Nor.
INK,” the assessment List of ir-s-‘n ll'l
meet vt tits oar c n! the ‘Clrtllletn, I. ml y, Jana
syn. it'll at: am p in: so! idly. January
in azzo’Ci-r k t in . Werlnsednvausry H at I
o'cl (I; m , SaturdayJuuuy 17,»: : Wraith
u in: Mass ”January 21. st :o'rlocs -,. in;
mid Elmira-y Jams-rs It. at : o'clru p uJ rtbt
at Wand determining org-anus 1 up
mt “mil-Wot a—asoss.
This Board a! Better will not with the Ass-warns
an s-lolnr hut, satanic}. January 2- at sacred:
9. ,, .tovrh-r purpo e or shaugrhe palm of mi
nd rimmed parrots.

3.8. KH’I’H. l Board

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l'irirwalk. mun . [number 20. it 0.

 

Did you want the l’arcguric.
and discover that it was all out
or the bottle misplaced?

Avoid such mishaps in the
futon: by purchasing our: of
our

FlllLY [ENGINE GASES

('onlainiiig all the remedies
usually called for, properly
marked and always in place.

Is your stationery getting
low? Call and sec its, wr- can
show you some nice paper at
prices which will makc you
buy.

Pllll'l'lll ’S

DRUG STORE,

43 WASHINGTON STREET.

IOU‘I‘II NORWALIL.

 

 

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0 TOT] REALIZE

That we are selling Fine Fancy Gilt Edge Butler at the buyer’s
price, 2_5c. per pound. cheap at 28c The choicest Creamery
Butter in one half pound prints at 320. per pound, It sells
like Long’s Breakfast Flour—rapidly. We give you a great bar-
gain in splendid Florida Oranges. any size at 32c. doz Mes-
srna Tart Oranges, 20c. a doz We are selling goods cheaper
this year than ever before. Don’t let people tell you that
goods are high. Call and see us; go where the crowd goes,
and get your share of the bargains in Flour, Rice, Sugar,
Collre, Buekwhcol, Fnrnaccous Gonds, and especially we give
you a strictly high price Tea for 50¢. a pound, that can’t be
beat in this city.

Ask to ace the scheme who-rcbv you can get a $60 Wheeler
S" Wilson Sewing Mar-hint- FREE OF CHARGE at

Charles E. Seymour’s,

L BAD] N0.
33 Wmhinctou Street,

G ROGER,

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unwound” and gets glass
of Soda. Water, Free.

25 Plflllil. SME

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THE ONLY SALE OF ITS KIND EVER
GIVEN IN SOUTH NORWALK.

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waiting too long. We have
on hand a. large supply of a1
goods adver13ised,but they will
not last forever at the reduced
prices.

 

price list, get one, peruse it
well, for it means the saving

A. lickermai ti

Don’t make a mistake by‘

If you have not read ourg

-=:-=JANUARY=-”-

MARK llflWN SALE

THIS W EEK.

————-Q..——_—.

LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S

mills, Jillll an. Newmarllts

AT COST AND BELOW.

n.
84 WASHINGTON ST.

SOUTH NORWALK. CT.

lllllll'l' night Sill.
SlflFlElll & llflli’ .

We, arc opening :1 bi;r 1in of Spring Ginghams and Seer-
pur'kel's that “ill be sold cluntll fur (‘2l>ll. Come early and see
the new spring: styles
. We have innugni’ulwl a big reduction in Clunks, Capes, Seal
iPlzlsh Samples :l'lll i‘hildl‘ml‘» Hunks. (full and get prices and
‘s-wt Mill you (-2111 buy.
.liurmgtliv: bargains will iw :1 large line, Towel for lllc; 6
Mira or Fun lilwk HHH‘ {or 2%: (ii-uls‘ Camel's Hair Hall
Hose, 390: the llt‘rl lmlies' Ribbed Vest cvm‘ Ollered, at 250;
Levin-J ”muslin-bod ll:.lullu-1‘t-lliell~., file; a big drin- in Dress
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SOUTH NORWALK.

Wo- have plow-ll :1 Lugs line ul' Carpets in our South Nor-
szll.’ 5mm Tlmw- liumlnnl ymls ul' remnants at 250 each.
Carpet Paper. all kinds, pin-up Yul] will find a liUf,‘ line of
Spring Ginghams aim a bi drill; in Dubs Goods at 10c.

Give them a call : no trouble to Show goods.

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Moro open llondu y, Wed ill‘hlla y and Saturday evenings
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of a. good many dollars to you.

THE BflSTflN SHIRE,

83 WASHINGTON STREET.

SOUTH NORWALK CT.

Gall Wednesdaypand get a. glass
of Soda. Water, Free.

F; H”. NAWS H 3; BR 0.

um; rm nurslvnn A mg no... or
(hilllh‘lMll, FRENCH AND lllllllllllAN ”IPA,
Decorated Dinner and Tea. Sets.
33'1‘()Kl N (1? AN I ) \VA'I‘ ER 8161‘“
FANCY cups, saucnns AND Firearms.
Mugs. Plain and Shaving. Enaraved and Plain Glass Ware.

(“'8 GOODS ARE Flllll'l‘J'LASll AND WILL BE SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICE“.

F. H. NASH (b BRO.

lilillll‘ilsuilijnBlilililili
MOORE &HARMAN’S

Until further notice we will give 3 pounds of Granulated
Sugar with every pound of ion for 50 cents,

FOR CASH ONLY.

Now is your opportunity.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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thoroughly. undo-tea llurdln mylnvpmitlml

Call or send lor pr sp- cllls
“on!!! Business“ liens. tiisvalnnl Conn.

contracted try her alter ihTs

Selliiigficmfiat

All goods in . ur HKXTS’ Fl'lih’l‘lll‘i‘. DEF \RTMEXT. l‘mleructr and llm'ierv at am price.

 

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All

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We are constantly re-
catvtng Pine Horses,
suited to all p ones.
You will find the I'll-
Es’l‘ COACHERS. the
BEST ROADSTERS. the
cHEAPES’I' WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST Assual‘nsnl‘ or
sALE HORSES in Patr-
fleld County. Parties
wanting any kind of 3
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HERB. All Horses sold
by this establishmnnt
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