lass-m ummm '
1861 February. 1891
It. Til. Vie. Th. Fri. Sat.
'2 3 4 5 6 7
9 “f 11 12 13 14
16 17 18 19 20 21
‘26 24 :25 26 2.7 28~
MOO” PHASES.
(mulllrdfi )I‘Irat15h”
etc. 8 it...” old-23h“
law lurk unrald leather loosens“-
The storms advancing yesterday Iro'n
the southwest and west will probably
continue their respective northeasterly
movements, causing snow and rain in
this section and New England with dun
gmcus easterly winds on the coasts. In
this dbtrict today warmer, cloudy
- weather will probably prevail, with snow
or rain or both, and brisk easterly to
southeasterly winds, increasing to a den
s Iorcs. preceded by fog on the
coasts. On Tuesday In this city and sec
tion and in New England. partly cloudy
to fair, colder weather will probably pro
vsil, preceded by snow or rain near the
lakes and eastward to the New England
coasts, where high winds may be expect-
id. followed by general clearing; and on
Wednesday fair, colder weather is likely.
m All-nan twr Ian-slum.
Son rises I Sun sets I High08 tide bow tide
; 15
«i Mi
1282
Prof. Vulgar will be given a benefit
hall at Arion hall this evening.
A. Browor and family, of New Can
nan, will soon remOVe to Norwalk.
St. Paul’s Guild WI" meet in the par-
Ish rooms at 7:300’clock tomorrow even
he
Forty hours’ devotion commenced at
St. Dory’s church at the high mass yes-
,\/
Willie, the son of William Benedict, of
CometiIck Bron, is improving slowly
from his recent severe illness.
‘ The Y. I. C. A. educational classes
will all resume their regular work this
week, and meet on their regular nights.
-On londay, the 16th, W. S. Hall A:
00., will place on sale the Ambler stock.
The Ladies’ are Society or the East
Avenue 11. E. church will meet at the
residenceof Mrs ,G._ Howard King on
Wednesday evening.
0. EPatterson, of the Agricultural
Insurance company, was in town last
Friday settling the tomes by the Bonn
dersand Vsrlin fires.
New matting hasbeen placed in the
Council Chamber and police room on
Havilandstreet by the South Norwslk
Boston Store people.
Flags are at half mast on the Ilabsck-
emo and Gsrmanis hotels, and on Grand
Army hall, out of respect to the memory
of the IatsGeneral Sherman.
W. A. Ashton. who took the position
of telegraph operator at Seymour vacated
by David S. F’snn. has resigned his post-
_ tin- and will return to Norwslk.
During the year just closed there died
th fourteen persons who were
”yearsoldandover, and one who was
over too. and um who were 70
The ndlcial board of the East Avenue
finchurch wIIl meetat thepsrsonage
this evening. On Wednesday evening
thoquartsvly conference will be held.
A collection for home missions,
amounting to 31m, was taken up at
the morning service In the South hor-
walh congregational church, yesterday.
» Our Brnthevs’ lodge, I. 0 0. 17., will
confer the second degree on live candi:
. ”It their meeting tonight. At a
spseisl meeting tomorrow evening the
fimsdsynwill beconferred upon at:
m
'Tltelscturson "Short Swords” was
sat unused among the weekly no-
” at the South Norwalk Baptist
m yesterday morning, owing to
nmenvsrstght. It willbegtrsnas ad
Win another colnmnon Wednes
”musing.
~Dcn't fcrpst thannlor Prohibition
slab natural-ms», 13le Ball. Ibls
arming. W
~ Ospfila W. C. Staples has recslvsd
humps-man lites a letter, In
whichlsstflsdrslstiveto the proposed
tnlaWestpnrt harbor, that
fisrswfllbemsdsnoapproprlstiouslor
rlvssssndhsrssraattnasuslonoreon-
.4!»
Want Donut, or the liner
“dildos“ NorqukEIsctrchsght
,asas'f‘aalsimrtntosay that
‘ h nAmwahtcbtbsSnnr
.sgsgcmnutsn frequently that It has
“ponder “the Light that
Wham-giving In. beatnfsatis
w. it caused trouble some than
mutton Immediately rspatrsd. If
whnttvsassrsnyltshtrthatgtvs
Samuel W. Post. of Brooklyn. In new
tag Into the Pantnn place at Broad
River,
Jacob H. Layton lshsving bis odice
on Wellington street "Permit and
on Wall Lodge, Ito. toe. EandA. is,
will confer the third degree to morrnw
evening. “fl“
-Altend the Junior Prohibition club
entertainment this evening. Admission
ten cents.
The Junior Prohibition club will hold
a musbal and literary entertainment in
Dibble's Hall this evening.
The selectmen'aolllce Is now supplied
with a telephone, placed there at the
expense of the town physicians.
The soldier boys leave 80th Norwalh
on the 8le train this evening. Ninety
_of them are expected to go to Stamford.
A unanimous call has been made for
the return of Rev C. It. Pegg as pastor
of the East Norwslk Methodist church.
33.4“! whmgou csn’ buy the cheap-
est. Plans. South NorwalkBostonStore
Invitations are out for a sociable to be
given at the residence of surge B Fair-
cbild, in South Wilton. Th sday even
ing.
Two schooners with coal fér John B.
Ferris and the Housntonic Railroad
company are a week overdue at Wilson
Point.
Large congregations were present at
the First If. E. church yesterday. Rev.
C. .1. North preached two powerful
sermons.
The Connecticut Sons of the American
Revolution have their annual banquet
In New Haven next flocdsy, February
23, at 1:00 p. m.
Herman Quitner is to start a pool room
and grocery store In the building in
Springwood where he has been refused a
license to sell liquor.
A. T. Post, a prominent New York
banker, died at his home in Brooklyn
yesterday afternoon. The deceased was
the htuthorrinvluw of Alfred E. Austin.
A strong company presented Steele
flackaye’s masterpiece, "Paul Kunvnr,"
to an appreciative audience at D'll‘lic
Hall, Saturday evening.
superb, and received deservrd npplaueo.
Only one morning thiswint‘ r has been
colder than yesterday. At 6 am. the
thermometer was 6 degrees above zvro.
The only colder morning was during the
December cold snap when the mercury
dropped to 2 above.
A large delegation of the members of
the First I]. E. church Epworth Magus.
of this city, will visit the Washington
Park chapter, of Bridgeport, on Wedneso
day evening. Excursion tickets will be
sold for forty-live cents.
Governor Bulkeley will have an order
issued today from‘thendjutaut general’s
office, relative to the .death of General
Sherman. He will also address ncom
mnnication on the subject to the General
Assembly. when it convenes.
Yesterday was observed as the month-
ly missionary Sunday at the First I. E
Sunday school. Instead of the lesson,
interesting remarks were made by
Superintendent Charles F. Bullock,
Franklin A. Smith and Frank A. Ferris.
The rector of St. Paul’s church was
assisted in his duties yesterday by TH".
S. T. Graham, of Bishop Potter’s diocese.
Service will be held every day this week
with the exception of today and cculir
mation classes will meet on three nights
of the week.
Saturday was St. Valentine's day, and
in consequence the stationers and Uncle
Sam did a big business handling the
missives cl love and hatred. The so
cient custom is as much in favor as of
oldln this city, and many unique
mentors were exchanged.
Architect Thayer. of the firm of
Tbayer & Wallace, of Brooklyn, who
drew the plans for the new Grace
church, was to town Saturday, and up
poured well satisfied with the structure.
Thsnew church will be ready to wor’
ship In on Easter Sunday.
The King's Daughters of the Norwalk
Baptist church, will hold a tea this even
log at the house of III. Dr. Ucfl-rnegat.
on West avenue. Tomorrow evening
the Y. P. S C. E. of the church will
gtvensonlablent theresldence of C. C.
Sentence on Earlier avenue.
—-Peerless nit... last black hose,
competition price 12k. pair. South
Norwalh Boston Store. 1
Rev. 1’. 2. Robbins, pastor of the Nov
walk Baptist church, was listened to
reward-r by It lets- mun-lion. but!"
morning and evening. Ills «suing dis,
course, "From Forge to Pulpit,” was ex
cesdlngly Interesting. Next Sunday New
Is. Gardiner, of lswtcwn Cesar, II...
will preach a sermon appropriate to the“
ssnivermry of Washington’s birthday.
Chief Ifctlowan hasrseelvsd scorn
mnnicatlon from CstsrsctEngInecom
puny, lie. 4, of Pooghheepsle, stuttngsI
tbstnsxtfall that orssntutlcn teen“
make an excursion and they will be
phasedtcsullupcnthslcnth h
. 'I‘hscllsrrsofosr It
msntwlll hseaIIsd togsthsratsuesrly
due to takesomsaetttmlnthsmatter.
fllsrllf (darkens went to Danhary
Saturday and returned to Srtdsepogt
withhhurprisnssrswhowsrsawatt»
mguhltstssSnperanourtaI-d wars
”churchmen-chumps“. Thwsars
sow I’IB prlsonsrs esullasd in the
The acting was} .
to a battalion drill under was“ of
Michael Cdlonel James 0. Oral"-
W
”Dr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Carter, for.
merly Miss Georgie A. Hendrix, who
were marrlsd on Tuesday In Bridgeport,
hats returned from their wedding tour
~Childrsu’s rlbbed hose. 29o. grade, at
19c. apslr. Booth Norwalk Boston
Store. --.
Thscommltteecn naming and cum
boring streets In East Norwalk have
calleds meeting at theVolnnteer Hose
house. for. Friday evening of this week,
to hear the opinion of residents on
Ssugstuck avenue, relative to changinu
the nnme of the street to lisplo avenue
At thr- Norwslh Congregational church
last evening. a lime congregation listen
ed to Rev. 1'. K Nubls'sssrrncn on ' Dr.
Jekyll and Ilr. Hyde In the Patriarchial
Age.” At the Second Methodist church.
Rev. Dr. Van Alstyne preached two
forcible sermons—III the morning on
"Heredity, and Character.” and in the
evening on "Heredity and Grace.”
«Av—ow.-. W W m...
ENTERTAINIIIN'I'S.
‘Osuatast léabIDrngIIaI.
W. S Cleveland's Consolidated Min-
strels have been secured for so engage
ment at Itusic Ball, on Thursday everl-
ing of this week. This is an organization
of great strength and popularity, con-
taining as it does some of the greatest
mlustrel celebrities. The company that
plays here is claimed to be the largest
and most rxnensive minstrel company
ever seen in this part of the country.
‘ r’
Glllstt's [Burlesque Company.
This evening Gillelt's Burle-qtie com
party and Colossal Gsiely Girls will msk»
their first appearance In Norwrdk at the
Opera Sun-e. The attr ction iarairl to
be one of superlative excellence, inter
spersed with a euccveeton of bright and
witty saying, crispy dialogues and spark
ling music, introducing a bevy of be-
witcbiug girls.
"In. flagplshar‘s cans "
Justin Adams’ excellent company in
”The Bugpicker’s Child," will appear at
Nusic Ball fownorrow.) evening. ‘ Mr
Adams ha.- nmnzedy partlo which be
fairly revels unliturr-I: 'lIP siltntinn to
the serious my view rly t!) :t Ire ruttmmmla
t'm' Itmrlnneo which ’Il‘J. uy-I‘fnl' Iw ', \l't-s
Biirnlnm to the: ideal “L'trh Jar-l" on!
in IIrr boy's cl. time hi I diminutive fig
ure correspond-«i with but peril» and
captivating style of timing.
Weather aurora... Answered.
Editor Sentinel:— ' B B, " of Wilton,
asks the following questions:
Why is it darker one hour before suu-
nan than one hour after sundown, when
the sun is the same “distance below the
horizon at night as in the morning?
Why is it colder on March 20th when
the sun is on the equator, than Septem
ber 20!!) when the sun is as far north at
that tune in March as September?
To the first one. I would any, saturate a
ball of tags with kerosene oil, light it, .
and throlv it from you. Where is the
blue?
To the second question I would say.
bake a potato and find out when it gets
cold B H. M.
loci lat-ta Summary for the Wash.
The Weekly R‘Ttufl ltenl Eda!»
Supplement reports sales for the w»ek
ending last Friday, as follows: New
0, Bridgeport 21, Hartford 7, Waterbury
7. Meriden S. New Britain 0, Dnnbury 0,
Norwalk 3. Springfield 13, flolyokes
The amount of money leaned on 't.‘
estate mortgages, uptn the same data,
was as follows: New Haven, 8.51.186;
Bridgeport. $88,041; Hartford, ”“50;
Waterbury, “7.150; Heriden, .8650;
New Britain. H.200; Norwalk .9 400;
uanbury, 36,300
larder In Bridgeport.
Alexander ltlligan, was found dead
on Harold avenue. Bridgeport. yesterday
morning about 2 o'clock. A deep wound
was discovered above his temple and
ma- other marks of violence on his person.
Murder is suspected, hIilIigso's pockets
having been "an pf their contents.
D'tectlvea are worhtng no the case.
I)! E D-
ritually. 1......" elm, ,. is roan; III ler
ssrdttyssrs ”In all II: attest Ins
reside-Icon! ale eravln- law. Idwln Adams. Wed
may at tzfi
con DDIEYICD
a Interment at Riverside at
Infill v.
TO LET
Adettwmants snow thirteen not Add... 5
"midnight-satin: lwssshlw
"10!? two! AND 360 IIOOI loll IAN
alfaortwo gentlemen A Ice view of
Iheharoov y Ira w I. ledwan. Kiss
8 untowa's , salt and of WashingtonI strrst
W- 43
TB! mill. Ito In sum” halts rifl'ltll'l'.
neon tsuby arinar e. Vents. from In tat,
rostrum-oath. Aflftflltu'm. letw
Hrlzlmslx accuses [IAIIL'I'IIN AVI'.
lost 9.5. Apply to ‘dwla Illeru, at
DIM mien. Its-t.
k. ' tllflw
HDUIIOI usinowsrusar mfimn
toms Iowardoor
IssalrsotIIrJlssedlet, earth‘s-tarmac mi
”non consumerism .III'I'
6 ””5“”35”
uraniutshdrssnlsrtsvswas.
mudspsmuat’io at
Legumes. m. w ‘ I If“
mezl. 0' SIX‘b 40'
WOODWAIII)
”43.3%....
of I A “wound
com Album)” on VA!!! "III!
and from ht to It!
ltmts
«Isabel-sum lay-milks-
wammo.unussnroaa
um
fill
so M ..
OPERA BOUND, NONWAIIN.
street.
it ' riots... m
on I"!!! ”'9'.
MONDAY. FEB. 16
S. I. ”AMY. Eels lsnsgss
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINABYI
first appearance of the Renowned
tilill’s Brilliant lIIIiII
And Colossal Gritty Girls
In Nerwalk. Presenting snaitme'IOnot Input-ll"
escrl'sncs Interspened with ssucosotoc of hr
music lot
”a wlirymlnss rrtspy dish goes and spsrhl l
u
sing a bevy of
80 Bewitchlng Ilandrolne bulbs 80
In all their loveliness and decline!
be lit
arr-v of sped-ltthosd dhy the
to it
another wort snows anlsts.
l’oPDLAIt PRICES
Admission
Now on sale at llale‘s and Pialsied' a. flit
The Fourth Lecture
Ii.
To It s Course at the
58ml NIIIIII Baptist 'lliril,
Will he delivered on
Wednesday Evening, Feb.18.
By Rev. J. Sexton James,
or mama
Subjecl— 'SHORT SWORDS.”
25 CENTS
ADlISSIOR
Lecture begins at 8 o‘clock. II'I
tile-It
cllsts acknowledged champions of the world.
.252: RIRI’W’O lion's, are and 50c
Mamie Hall,
70. Oil! MOST ONLY.
crossbar, ran. 11.
The Popular Character Commedlsn,
JUSTIN ADAMS,
Supported by
MISS LILLIE BUBNIIAM
The Poop e'a storlte calibrate sod the Strongest
motif-war any that has ever spurred
the Great Comedy success.
Funny 'uylngs.
THE RIGPIBKER’S l}
Ludrlnnus Scenes.
Special Scenery Incl dlmr the moat novel Icicle
client ever produced,
estrous, as, contra so cents
Seats new on sale at IIoIt‘s and Gregory's drug
sl- res. ’ Ill
MIISIC II A LL.
our NIGHT our.
Thursday, Feb. 19.
THE BIG CONSOLIDATION!
DB. T. DerTT
TALMAEE
Will 1 colors In I'roctnr'n Grand Opera
House, Bridgeport.
'l‘llU BSDAY, FEB. Illlll.
hifBJlOT':
SCHOOL FOR. SCANDAL
Chart for sale of seats now open Popular price-
!i. w 75 .I on. Incladlnc reserved seats
IAGNI'ICINT PONSOLIDA'I'ED
All the II strcl Stars,
WINTER, "DWI and WALL.
Hmlldfl; Soto Philharmonic Orchestra
Grand Military. Band.
And Amazing Antlpodcari Annex,
I: ores
Ill
m bit 25. Martini}! INTI
tremor 11$
(Formerly llatvci’ Opera House) Telephone d ‘all 230
SATURDAY EVENING. PEB’Y 218%
THE CELEBRATE!) COISDIAN,
SOL SMITH RUSSELL,
In "A PO( )R
BEIJIA'I‘ I ()N.”
MONDAY, FEB. 23, WITH ii MATH DE at 2 l’. M.
Curd Ce' ebratlou of Washington' It Birthday
“THE CHARITY BALL, ”
Dy TITS LYCKUI TB! “'8. COII’ANY. of Isa Y.nrh nudr r the dlrlctlwn of Daniel Probrmn III
CALI. at my once
ears ully arc
need to get the greatest amount of
IO THOSE Agoui TO BUILO. JUSTHECEWED
m ... .2»
slat expense. Alicia reset hall tog uprrttlon
carefully an unintended.
V I'll. I). RANDALL.
Architect and superintendent.
Iahsckernn floul BI. rck saith Norsalu
Comllslian from 5 In t» p or I‘ll. Itf
JACOB M. DAYTON,
cal Estate and lichen seem General Insurance
We and Accident. Ocean
Drafts
Fin,
steamship m‘Tlchels-Cuhm and litecraue
for it and upwards d Irmey Orders to all parts
harem thug Public; acknowlodecmetitr
tritium lruadl r‘s. Mange Chtchsd to Des
t union
as Washington Street. lost to Post ones.
SOIY'l'II \(lIlWA Mi. ”1‘.
l have last rtcelvcd t? e.
—POE——
Business and Dress Suitings.
Trousers.
Call Early and Nelle Your Selections.
t We gusran'eeaperfrrt Si. sod nmrrcl ed with
mtnrhi
A.
JEWELER.
Iliamomls ,
line Watch Repairing a Specialty
3! South Ilaln -
Ill'l‘lll QBIIIIIII unlit
D'I'A UFO“ II, CZDSR.
[dream for Mathematical” both sexes to In
primates and lucrative
time to to st Ihls College and hatred lnrlhe
Its-ant
Boot. test-lug. Penman, lp. ban log.
shorthand “r"mw'iyfl Tot Malt: ranger
thorough! rsdtiates III paylsv poultloiv.
essnopltt aith chem-5“
an read In
rrIIlelnessC lsge. Mumford
auteur: ll. unsure,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 Ill 46 Main rt, Norwallt
Also Punishing Undertaker.
(him. 3 larurrly street. 'I’stsphov
S. b‘ BJRIIJI-l,
Watches, Jewelry.
hontlt larval!
striations NIIIVInIho . est ha
and 'm cvercnr em» ”I" o! g ode
William H. Swords,
on Washington St,
ADVICE WORTH HEEDING
| p'aln and did me contract.
human-Tortillas, renal Tontitua
Plans when» etc. however sailnllr dl'tttl' out
allmeansnareihloglrddnhesndncesrlain 'lwrnry,
lftsrn, ten. ordve
dud oat what you
pay: gfnr when you start All schemes wIls'ftb’
(the utility you my beasest laser-
Ileinem ererypoll
Olrtlflnl. Lll’lt I
Bartram“ Is a dim
bit It"... I serous
Istsrn tins. not all at ymrrelt to
big lgures when deciding where to Insure.
Muck
I'a-hlarton street. South horwslh
I
mn nluh
Trims a echoes,
[ill] Niall all lllllfllll,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Iowan. Conn.
”If
NEW WINS
NEW LICK “LETTING
r03 SALE.
Adetlssmestsaasm
Ilsa-Lithuantttmssuulusahpl...
thin-standings
NEW , llllVlLl'llS.
A
road . Illt
mundane wtl
s for
Until-box. run i It'lllo warm!
cross for upon or say
2"":
old
and lowest prices.
T20 Italians anti ’l's'o Va arr will.
hatred Ismail insulin
H “on “I.
Amy. -§T:Iw~ A datdm‘s hell
“Inn”.
ATHEfl'l'llN 81 Ill].
Imp Illlhll’ta.
run vnozes nivnii some .
Bargains 111 Elm class Ii III Innis.
If yoh (Toni sec Quoted here below what you melt, just to
member the fact that we have the suing- and the reason fun its
not appearing here IS only on account or our lack of space:
W. 8. OLEVEL AND’S
WILL“ I’ bWBAVTHM. SILLY RICK. BANKS
G realest Living Satirist. .1 ll lack; Wonderful
Anatomical Mysteries. (Yrswlord Bros, worm and
THE naps:
Seats how on sale at any; a and Gregory a drug
Will Latest and Nlhllill sues
lpvards of 256 l’sitern-I for
The [wiresslso will suit )on Comets
Go and): Non-walla. Ct.
When Inner rg your life he sure that you let a
burnt lilmv yourself
tolmlelnd dbystlrnstrr Do mt be raised by
Dls rl tilt vn
gears lsslorvg time to wall In
n'.‘ got. lacy r urge- will
pin that tilts Setter krow what yrn are
a. prostate slnwhatmhers lots are allulxg a «I
dun -.ive and corn inls hauls artsy trnmim are
ill the
lit IMCO~NMJHCUT
sNCI CD'I’ADYM of
ref;
8. 8. L’IIIIIIBIIIFU, Agent,
Valentines
We have the largest alt“
writer; but when presented In
dry goods counter jut-t as they
mTHEm
6163818 Bllfll ll Mill]! “18 ill,
’thn viewed throtfgb the matrix
at war prices they must fail to be
ought to be, on account of their claim to antiquity. We do
not claim to be teachers or expoundcrs oi ancient history.
neither do we deal In this class of goods.
stores where such goods can be found nearer home than China
To those III seach of ihe same we will gladly give such infor-
mation as they may desire, by calling at our store.
we think, or to put it. stronger. we know we can benefit every
one who calls at our place of business this week whether In
ancient or, more especially, l9lh century history, In the. shape at
colored glasses of an able
eir unvornished state over a
were revious to the war, and
mired, as perhaps they
However, there are
In fact,
Value 6c per yard.
22 yards good Unbleached
Muslin for -
31 Im-
NEW GOODS.
Value 9lc per yard.
Extra heavy and extra qual
ity Bleached Muslin, better
than Loosdale. *
63c per yard.
NE W GOODS.
” Vélu’e 4ic. ‘
Prints
2c per yard.
NEW GOODS.
value 20c.
Novelties in Wool Beigos.
I2lc per yard.
NEW GOODS.
Value 31.50 each.
Broken lots oi Men’s Under-
wear.
75¢ each.
NEW GOODS.
Value 6240.
Corsets.
Style of 1892.
39c ouch. _
NEW GOODS.
Value 68¢ per yard.
22yds good I'Imlil}, Bleached
Muslin [or
3‘ 0m-
NEW GOODS.
1401inch All W 001 Heuristics.
Value I to per yard.
Lorisdale CuIIIbric
for
72¢ per yard.
N EW GOODS
Value 7c .5. yard.
Best Indigo Blue Prints :
58¢ per yard. 3
NEW GOODS.”
Valuc 96. I
(' 01w Styles Pane}
5-... per yard.
_\EW GOODS.
Value. 62-148.
Dress
39¢ per yard. ‘
NEW GOODS.
Value 12:0.
Gcnls’ Hose
50 a pair. ‘
NEW GOODS.
Value 180.
Best Feather Ticking.
12¢ per yard.
NEW ('OODS. i
Value 6c per yard.’:
l
Lininrr l' rubrics ‘
3-10 per yard.
NEW GOODS.
Value 93c.
Fruit of Loom.
to per yard.
NEW GOODS
Value 6c per yard.
Best Shifting Calico
3lc per yard.
NEW GOODS
Value 30c.
ore. ‘
19¢ per yard-
NEW GOODS.
Value 16c.
Children's Block Hose, Nil)-
bed.
" 38'lllcll Henricttus ‘nll col—
Value 6c per yard.
(mod quality 64x64 Prints.
40 per yard.
N EW GOODS.
Value 7c.
Best 64le Mourning Prints.
43.0 per yard. 3
N EW GOODS.
italics... ‘
[Very Best Dress Prints.
to per yard.
NEW GOODS.
Value 25c Ih.W
Fine Mixed Candies.
NEW GOODS.
allover” as quoted DO" I" “it
uwevsr, It will not ha to
I to hair. “30 lb-
NEW GOODS. FRESH GOODS.
Value 50. Value 10c.
Spool Cotton. Waist Lining.
lc Spool. 8c per yard.
thsm cost you more. but lees. if anything.
III IIIILII 8881118 88886.
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NEW GOODS.
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PLAIST
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from which Plaisted’o Cough Vii
Remedy is prepared, we certify j
that-the medicines of which it
is composed are of recogniped 1
utility for throat and lung trout
bios," and that it contains no I
opium or other poisonous or f
injurious drugs.
C. S. MURRAY, M. D., Norwalr.
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this month and inore are being
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will only try.
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be made according to your
own wishes.
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