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Itiw nus larplry. j Wino-am.
Visiting in Brsnitwd. ‘

list. and lira. .0 .l North have to
turnsd irotn Auburn. N Y. E '

Benson Bchsnck, oi Canarsls. N..- Y ..
is visiting iriends in Norwalk.

The young iolks are looking “iorward
to “oust season oi line skating.

: ‘l'hslsdlss oi thoGrsos Church Guild
‘ elsarsd about 3100 at their recent "Kat-
iss ltla .” -

Ex-Ghlsi oi Police Morris 0. Battery
lsout today tor the ilrst “monitor a
severe illness. ‘ .

E. B. Parker. secretary oi the Norwalk
Gas company. is ‘slck, at his home or
Halli street, borough. .

‘ W. N. Simona, secretary oi the Y. Ii.
0. A.. is expected hours today from a
trip to Bockville, Conn.

A supper and entertainment will be
held in the basement oi the East Avenue
I. E. church this evening.

Atherton & Company will open their
new store in Randall’s block, East Nor
walk, on Saturday evening,

" Bnpaflosa company was represented
by hiteen members at the Mayflower
ball at lusio flail, last av. ning.

 

 

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‘g‘ In barb Ink-III Weather For-cunt.
-“Yssterday'a lake storm centre has

curved to the St. Lawrence Gull. iollow-
’ . the remnants of Sunday's "cold
wave.” which, though small, isssvere.
u this city today much colder, clear
Weather and brisk westerly to west
Whitest winds will probablyoprevail,
temperature tailing to shuttle 15 degrees.
Fahr. tor-night. Thursday in thissec ion
ind to Row England iair weather will
probably prevail, with iresh westerly
Minds, beoiiming variable and slightly
lower, followed by higher temperature,
Ind by cloud nose on and near the lakes,
and on Fs' warmer, iatr to partly
cloudy Wentbcr cud light to trash vari
ibis, winds, becoming southerly and to!»
lowed'hy a storm now iorming north ni
Montann

l- -llltltlrn Almanac tor to-nlcrrnw.
Icnrives Sun sets (lien ride bl'tlde
7.” 6.14 . 7.50 l 12 41
Buckingham Post. G. A. R., hold their
meeting tonight. .
The headquarters of the borough police
.\ on being wired ior incandescent lights .

 

 

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Florence, the ten year-old daughter oi
Benjamin Payne, oi Rowayton, lien or
‘the point oi, death with diphtheria.

 

 

A. Dtckertntin & S to tank the carpets
to the new East Norwalk church this
morning and they will be laid to trim
row. -

The East Norwalk scholars are getting
settled in their new building just added
on. It will be a very pleasant school
throughout.

—Join the evening class in shorthand
and Typewriting. commencing February
9th, at the Shorthand school, Lnudrr's
Block. Only .5 00 a month.

The schooner "Eva L. Ferric,” irom
Noriolk, with 1.000 was oi coal, tar Dari
bury, arsi Monday at Bridgeport, and
lie outside t e bar waiting to be towed
in.

Mrs. Ii. L. James has closed her milli'i
cry store in Lender’s block The store
will be connected with Councilman
George Lockwood's store and be occupied
._.__..._ by him hereaiter.

A special meeting oi the Norwalk
Wheel and Social Club will be held to
night.

' E. I. Ierrltt had one at his fingers
badly flushed In a punching machine
yusrday noon.
‘ 2, Col. 1". 8t Roberts will give a reception
cttllel'lorwalk Illitari Institute, next
‘I‘ussdav evening.

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‘fic ladicsoi. thsGrace church Guildv
meat at the residence at Ills. Win.
loudy'thisaiternoon.

. The third eociahle oi the Norwalk
lun'l’enni‘s clnbwill be held in the
Armory. Friday evening.

he “1‘1.” Fox,” with a cargo oi
flloraflbitumiauus coal, is at Wilson
Point, i_orplta_ymond Brothers.
lilicil. Gilinm, oi Henry street, East
Walk. is able to be out again, alter a
cavern illness through the whole winter.

A meeting oi the vesiry of Trinity
church was bold last evening. The re'
ports of the diflvrent depot meals at the
church were read, which was the only
business of importance transacted.

Chiei oi Police Albert Del-‘orsst re-
ceived a dispatch from Station! last
night um his father. won-m r. n.-
Forrst. was seriously ill. Ir. DeFirrekt
started (or Btratiord on an early morning
train.

Ira. C. L. Rockwell, formerly Miss
Everest, oi Norwalk, entertained the
mambers oi the Thursday'tlorning club
last evening. at the Winthrop, in Merl-
dcn, in honor or her guest, Miss Pomsroy,
(«Bouillptut ». _. . .
5"an Kings Daughters of Trinity
church will hold a dramatic entertain
meat at the residence oi Hrs. Burr
Knapp on Washington street, Monday
evening. Feb. 9th. The play “Uncle‘s
Will” will be given.

Representatives at W. 8 Hall A: Co,
and Copeland Brothers dt 00., oi Bridge-
port. and th- Norwalk Boston Store,
looked over the ami and stock. oi l. L,
Ambler & 00.. yesterday, with a view to
making an ofler ior it.

 

 

—A new line oi spring colorings in
unveil.“ the Boston Store, Norwalk.

George Kling, oi Greenwich, was he

' lac Judge Knapp this morning charged

withdrunkennsss. Bewas fined $200
and costs.

Little Robert. the interesting child of

Ir. and In. W. 8. Tate, of Henry street,

‘ I“ Hurwalk. has been very sick, but is
newt-nob better.

Attorneys John J. Walsh, A. E. Ans
till clld James T. Hubbcll were in Went-
port yestarday on business connected
with the nelson Cro‘ssman estate.

The meeting oi the Epwortb League
at the FirstlE. church this evening
willhc led by Bobsrt'l'hompson. The
rubies will be "What to do in Youth.”

EApoolgamcintne on Wall tourna-
fiut was played between Thomas C.
(fivanagbandl). W. Hariord on lon-
hysvsulugaod was won by Ir. Har-
hard

The lumber laden schooner "Etna"
which ran ashore of! Sunken Island, near
Bouthport. Saturday night, was lighted
yesterday by one oi the Baxter Wrrck-
ing company‘aateamers and hauled oil
into deep .water. The boat was then
towed to New York.

8. B. lichens, oi East Norwalk. was
recently elected vice president and man-
ager oi the National Bond association. oi
New York. Ir. Hollands experience
and knowledge oi the system oi building
and loan will make him an eillcisnt
manager and sdicrr oi the company.

The Choral Union met at the music
parlors iii 0. «F. Bender, on Knight
street, last evening. and enjoyed a plea--
ant rehearsal. Business matters were
discussed and acommitteo composed oi
the directork oi the society were request-
ed to look up suitablequahsrs ior ihs
"fin. ‘ '

no engagement oi Rice’s Surprise
Partyln "Never Better" tor the Opera
House tonight, isan event oi unusual
interest in the theatrical attractions at
the present season. Fins music, catch-
lug songs, all oi the latest dances,
mechanical surprises, bsauiiiul costumes,
inuny situations. novel scenic sheets,
prstty girls aadgood comedians are all
ionndlnthlscnmpaoyandplay. ‘

The inventory oi thssssstsot J. L.
Ambler has been completed and amounts
toalloutflmo. The iiahiliiles arsabnut
010.000. Quits a number at dry goods
man irons Bridgeport were dver yester
day looking over the clock. It is pro
posed tossll thsstock in a lamp, and
scaled hidsarc to be received tom-tor.
it taxpscisd that ltr. Amhler'sereoltors
willrscalvcisvsthanlbpercsnt.on
their slaiais. ~ ‘

‘rbs lorwalk Euchre club met at the
alliance oiDr.R.l~lltggius.on Elm
strsst.lastsvenlng. ‘l'hsclubisavsry
prcapsrunsone, consisting at over iorty
members, nsarly‘ll at when were pres
sat. Tbs gathering was an enjoyable
one. unusual auctabtlitv prevailing. The
prises were as iollows: First ladisa’ "it“,
Ira. uawysr; second ladles' prise. lira
Maud-salons; “with”?! we ,

.. The [allowing boats arrived to-dav ior
John BJ'srris: "Two Brothers" with
nlt‘mal, ‘ Owen chtlliams” with Le-

_ ' stove coal' "Andrew chilliama”

9,99 at lacs coal.

WW load 'irom Kentucky

rscslvsd at Aldsa Bolmans'stsblsto-day.

'and scatters, workers and [or all
purposes. Canbsssonat stable. corner
Olly street and Railroad Place.

W Ionokan. the pngillst or this
qbflsdnt oi. bislndenturs as an,- hat
maksi’s apprsntics. lie celebrated the
Or“ by doing the proper thing toward
II drapinatss in the Bentwood Bat
works. ‘

 

 

 

, , _ church. this evsuing at s
‘ he happy couple will reside
um nuns. last Norwalk.

 

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attraction}, «motto.
is in town to-‘ihy calling on irlcnds.

”Illss Beebe, oi East liorwalk, is enjoy-
g a visit iruui her mother this week.

as Minnie Allen, oi Newark. N. J I
guest at trier-d: in Winnipauk.

'Ason was born to lir. and lira. Lewis
Raymond, oi this city. Monday morning.

Butler Lodge. 1. O. O. 1",. will copier

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the lnitlstory degree iii-night. All Old
Fellows invited. ' , ‘
The ladies of the Fir; Congregational

church will given rune supper in the
chapel this evening.

A cottage otayo-r alerting was holder
the residuum: oi 8 Hopkins on», Osborne
avenue, Brat Niirwalk, last Herring.

The Christian Wuikers oi the Earl
Avenue ll. E. church will hold "It'll
meeting this week in the basement hall.

_._..__..
Manager Stanley has booked A. ‘ld.
thleti‘o C-IlossalGairty and Vaudeville
company to appear at. the Opl‘ll House
on lhi: evening oi February 10.

 

William P. Beardsley, a Bridgrpxrt
peddler oi kerosene oil and a member at
the police commission. died at heart
ditme yelleldly. ,bsiog attacked wblls
delivering oil at a customer's house.

 

About Prlnncca‘ Ink.

This is the dayoi printcrs'ink, and
thepriwsarofor those who useit.
Your traditions and prejudices may be
tothe contrary, butthe world doesn't
careaiigrior them. The manwhosits
andwaita forhie trade in these days
geteleit. Don’t advertise, don't quote
your price lists, don’t see that your city
or your business is represented in your
patronizing territory, and don't stand
up mauiully alongside oi those who are
lighting for your rights and interests,
and there can be but one result—shutd-
ing up. Good salesmen, first class ar-
ticles, gilt edged credit are not enough.
They are excellent. centenary—but not
enough. Printer-3' inkbeats them in the
long run. Uncle Sam's mails go every
day, carrying their height of special
odors, new crops. long crediin, cash dis.
counts. job lots and lovers’ tales from
everywhere. And in the end your trade
iseeduoed. It's the world-old story of
the honeyed tongue and the open car.
In the fierce “competition of these days
old habits and associations simply cam
not stand the premure. The trade is (or
the man who uses pfintern'inb—Grov
0er World.

 

Wisdom oi the Wlta

It's queer about eocwry; the minute a
man grts into it he expects to get asked
out.

”I hear the plumber is. engaged to
your housemaid ?" ."Yre." "Why don't
they get married 1’" “He is not rich en
ough yet. She hasn't been ln‘my employ
long enough to stud the water pipes
more than once." ‘

Bands-up Ike- Hand out your rally
bulls! Lord Wiahly Werome—Ily deah
sir, you'll have to speak to my Valet it»
the smoking carwage. He carwies all
me money and attends to all me busi
noes, doucher know.

"What picture is that in youtEninsh
paper, Mos Grinldlm?” "That. Ilr Far
away, is a picture oi the Forty cr'rlllh
Lancers." “Forty-seventh Lancers! Bow
date. They must have dawnced the
whole blooming night."

Law proiessor—Whal constitutes bui-
glary? Student—Their- must be a break-
ing. Then ii a man rntsrs your door
and takes a Clo bill item your real puck
at in the hall would that be burglary?
Y's, sir, because that would break me.

On the Sixth Avenue Elevated-"l: is
very cold on this plallotni,” said Cholly
Ureeuletri, as he stood waiting tor a liar}
lem train to arrive at the Grand street
station. . "It may be," returned the
ticket chopper, gutsidcdly, "but the next
station is Blacker." -

Blushing bride—J want to get a pres-
ent ior my husband, but I hardly know
what to get. Clerk—Milly not get one oi
these nice silk mutllers l-i wear evening-i
Bride—0h, don‘t, no; my husband nevri
goes Ell“ nights. Clerk—Well, you might
get it ior next. year. '

Hts. Enpeck (irisprcting pie-tent oi seal
skin cloak item All. Enpeck)—"lt was a
piece oi extravagance, William, but it’s
heaut'iiul. I shall go out in it oilen.”
(Five minutes lawn—"(lot your hat and
overcoat, William. I‘m not going out
alone.” Ir. Etipeok (with a grab»)—
,Fulled Again.”

Lilo in Pixen Creek—Hajor Buckshot
“Good morning, Colonel; l are you have
an extra gnu this morning.” Colonel
Whi w (oi Rattlesnake rennin—“Yon
can yer whiskers l have. layor. I'm

sconndrel, Bill Cbaparejo, that’s been
tallin’ around town that I am quarril.
some."

Lawyer—Well, sir, we won the case,
but it was a pretty narrow victory.
Clinch-Yes, I thought the other side had
us until you showed that their principal
witness was a fisherman.

oi mind.” ”Ah 2" said she, you appear
to have the peace oi mind; when do you
upect the tea: 2"

Spacer—Jinn point oi your j lkvs, old
man, is like that oi . a ncrdls!

needle sharp, l suppose? Spacer-l re.
ierrsd more particularly to its size.

the man striking the ’ iorl liar
mamms-oflsisnot strlkln her. lie is
only heating time ior tbv musicians
Little Burma-Wt", then. what makes
the lady sort-am like that l

Tutor: a courier,”

Rlll Rlllll ill Ilill'llll.

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EXPERIENCED OPERATORS

0n (Wilcox it Gibbs Straw Machines.
Experienced Mai Trimmer

wm take a low I) tgh‘t also young lsdiw tolssrtl
sealugaiul

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" Mso’ Girls to learn Straw Sewing.

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quire tie: tiuel adios.

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lookin' for that dirty. low-down, lyin'

"I came here.” said the youth to the
Boston girl. "(or a little rest. and peace

Liner-—
Ab, delighted I You had the point oi a

Little Emma at tho concert-What ls

 

 

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to a sane.
summat- undcr not secreting“ s

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llnm. lunonatlmes ak. I week It.”

 

 

'r BKLLIILAND. as [16“? neon up
A blowout house, withalarge plot or ground

The how is commonluns and ainvrnlent an very
pleasantly located. Will he sold cheap and on easy
(err...
lalanu limo.

apply in Ira. Jetusha ll Tu hill, titan
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[ottoman tanned-toxin cur urine
used; wil be sold for less than haii otter,3 sin.
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0 choice building lots, to and 0. test trout. on
West avenue Applr in W (3. Willie or
I. I. now. no it

 

 

 

 

adreriiaemenis under this item ow arming '
'lm», ltirne the. S trim, to: lwwk 91m

 

 

Lalwn. WHEY north: tilts? rim"
iraihiy pal. 3rd avd paper-d; tilde ordrr; up

per-sin clrect Mouth. Ap,ly at pin. 6 Hum,
street, Norwsls.

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ill n’l'ultlt. No 4i sthl'il “MN r’l'likh'l‘,
occupied by Arthur 5 rents, trnm tray lat,
tailors“ sniper month .lilirns Joan Poms. r2

 

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l5, al‘. mnu‘ lento; b l’oflflti, lleury siren.
Nutwa k. tent ill; alrtvdrtmm- PIHAW‘Jlt
In t Norwulk mar depo'. rout Ill) l‘vwreseiuii at
rote Ill ply I'lT'lyllW A Gutdth, or W Young. at
Loclwmo Jig Co. 3 iii

 

 

lltrllfifi 09' 5|! itUtllc 0N WIHDEDWA'UY -
avenue. flit. Also 13 neon! sin l0- m-, first,
N vrwalk .13 Part oi h rn’UMl Wuodwaru avenue.
IO Inquire oi I A WuOuward
[lull-8* a“) it “ll" 0‘ WATER nTltlli'l'
and Taylor avenue liunta iron) {I to did
per month. can roll at. eta-es. ttaym or! on.
have SM'

LahGl-t Bl’lLDlNG. LAST "all! Hill a
A hot into); main building emit). two games
and aimltmii are). and mod odlce; a good boiler.
3:. horse power “”11le 'or any Pomona ri :ply
t John ll Knapp. Bio at} West “.2“, mth nor-
walk. did it

Till Wt'OlleBD Bolt-TIA!)— ll no tlsl.
not and cold water. bathroom heater gas, 8: .
with nibbling tor lire Muss, cow stables» romkeu
wuss he; an in ritct repair inquire at u
want. at old Wen ar tmpsey. m ti

PLIAIIAN’I Bulk II a wxvnrtirm
A locality tooled topavsaswhowudlliketn
visit Waaolugton some time t. m or

Room and board
.rttm twig! w

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LOST. 4’.

ashmctnn. It 1‘ wart

Advertisements under this head. not extending 5
lines. 1 lllllt‘ the. lumen the. l weekiltio.
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Pall! or not.» aoannTeitirrian-i

i‘ lost on lower lain street The Antler Ilil be

suitably rewarded by returning than in his other.

or to the owner. lira uuo e Incas. ltd ti inik Iain
street South iIurwa‘k. it it

8001'“ NORWALK

8"“ SRHI’IRIIIR anti Twaimiut

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Linda's Block. Booth florwsik. t’orlo

Open every by to the week, (Saturdays ext-spiral

tron: 0t , it: a in. and '3) to ft m p. r....aisd every

leiiday. Wednr advy sad Friday Mr logs iron? to
9 'l borough lneirutloue guardian! in a months.
Pupils cw rule: at any time on examination to

on red 1m [mm per month ior dry corn, Mid

.500 for errmtg class
C. 7. PLL’IB. l’r’m,

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Cures Rheumatism
\z\*‘ L ‘ (W item-gm, a ck tic-duh:
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Anti-.II-hllflfl‘ltldl ra-s

. y .. q , Fatally l’o ' live Hill's

) "‘IIII ; l’l l0l\’l' D-‘Tlifqllll

‘ 4 ly relianleiorrcrim Pity-m

all iorms For sale duty-

)0 \ ’ whrrs Pries‘arentaahox

' ' ‘ 0 A BILL Proprietor,
f L Portland. ii toe

tllllltGBC nTletN.

Apothscary South Norwslk. Conn jolts:

TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUILD.

can. at iay once and see plans for all klads or
modern bouncer-ally and systematic lly
i need iag~t the line! am'rllillo'lt asst r the
sin expense .5 lclA ass oi ball :iag operations
cattle", so mlntsndrd

I. I). RANDALL.

Architect and llamittscrmit.
Iahacleuio Bots! Block, Washington street,
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Points, Varnishesr‘:

ROPE, TWINE.

Will Netting, Woolen Ware, lit 5‘

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. Special Engagement.
‘Ws-dncedly .

:30 WHAT?

To close out about $1,000 worth of Men’s Underwear, which
we were table to purchase through bur eastern agent from one
of the largest underwear houseein Boston. They were bought
right; in fact, they were obtained at from 50 to 00 cent..."
the dollar, and we shall tiller them at the some pro ratio Value.

The lot comprising the samples which the above firm hate
used this last. season, consr-qmnlly they are a little soiled, but
are the cream of the stock. Silos Will

Under ins msastsmsatoi

.EMR. EDWARD E. RICE.

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being samples they
Vary from 34 to-44.

1 Written by Percy Wedon and Innis .'

40H! BUT IT l'l PU‘NY!

With its fluperh Cast. (truanc-
lctraiciug lusts.
wlirhlrg ipeci lites

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BUY YHIIH cunt AT HHH Holt.

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Don’t 3'51].

"Bonanza Git-lam

ml. ““323th Mm Gmmm B. PLAISTBD, Deitr
Sin—Knowing the formula
‘ from , which Plaisted’s Cough «
it y rile nipflt 8c lTnhle iched Muslin for $1 00. this week only); Remedy is prepared, we certify
ls'r yardao’i our 7 1-20 Illenclietl lliisliri I'or $1.0ll,’tlti.~i week only. that the medicines of which it

 

deenreroar sealant. llaic s and
,Plaistsd's early,” at to

"Will Him Recital

o irrii contra“.

WtRHfiiRil Inning, hi. ll.

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;is composed are of recog: ized]
I utility for throat and lung tron
titles, "and that it contains no

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We have on hand a few Children’s and Ladiee' Long Gar-
ments. We will after them at just one half the regular pricc.3_"lv’i“m or other poisonous 01'

A novelty in the shape of, :i bequvs: tooth-pick holder.
They are a very handsome article.
irliilice, in: each.
shakers. for tic each, Value 15c
I30. others ask 1050 or 1&-
of Giiighams. ,

Pref. Geo—if: Morgan
Illiss It

‘ . injurious drugs.
Our price Will be: fork ~
One lot. of amber. light li'ue and white Sugar;
Splendid Wash Board for;
Call and examine our spring liiieii
Finest Soda Water in icon (it our storming
least every one who tries it. says So.

if. S. MERRAY, M. D..
DEXTER Hircncocx. ll. ll,
U. It )ItJUOSEUAL, M. D ,
“'3! C. Bt’RKB, Jr., Ill.1)., So. Norwalk.
C U ‘BGHAS‘SAN, M. D.,
G. W. BESEIIIL’I‘. M. D ,
ll. HL’SGERFORD. M. D., Stamford.
It. 1.. Boluxxas, ll. l'.,
W. 5. TON), M. 1).. Ridgetield.

ELERY C. CLARKE, Washington, D. C.

aud Morgan

ADMIS'ItDk,

Dior are (or Reserved Sr its opeo'oix l'rifsy morn-
l v. F’rhruivy 6 a 9 ocrrk. at Powell’s rni
tin-gov“- ri u: vowed it

HAL es "
DOUGH BALSAM

Wild? Cherry,
Horehound,
Tar and Tolu,
mo Grant-rs.
H. R. HALE

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price, only $330 WWII. and
those or. ,‘ll'o-rtlward‘ :iveiim
from $35” to $500, according
[0 size of lot, are appreciated
by those desiring a real bar-

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83 WASHINGTON STREET.

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A RARE" CHANCE HPLMSTEB’S ,9

MAY” 1. 1891,

We will givo away at our store it New and Impound
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With (‘llt'El cash purchase amounting to 25 rents between
now and May 1 wr-"will issue to the- customer a ticket
person holding: the large~t number oi those. tickets on the‘
above date will b i entitled to the Range I
counted by peril-oily tiisititervsted persons

“are you tried Heckur's varieties of tall rating flours. Siltrlll
as Graham. B istoii Brown Brood, Yo low Sweet ('orn and;
They are line and our prions are :16. low as:
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that old-established and over-popular
Boot and Shoo House of =

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lit... flouth .‘s‘orwalk.

Nine lots have been sold
this month and mole are being
looked after.

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The tonne of payment will
be made according to your
own wishes.

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Fl if further particulars apply
to TAYLUR & JOLIlEN, or
CHRISTIAN S“ ARTZ.

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SNIOKING AND WA’PER sorrel
canon ones. cannons arm or council.
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