figdufiseionbsmadetweu dive
f‘flbsentlmant amongthedel
mythe‘lresgue to the bittereud.
‘ ,hetaken
Oakley latter
of the Baltimore sndObio
company and is en the linen!
& mémaw...
Mudutionwssadopted:
' Iaviewolthecahinghssohall
.. youtodosoiumy behalf, as!
,‘ miniaumentoirent. Amauowner
'enncludedtheywonldhewillingto
" mandlsmgladtobeout.”
tar asdelivery wascoucerned, allegingthst
she obtained surreptitious possession of
The firm of Poston & Postou was
of counsel for Mra Pillow, the complain-
antiaud have prosecuted her title vigor-
ous y.
A very bitter feeling wasaroused, be-
tween the parties to the litigation, and
evidence hurtful to the social reputation
of both was freely adduced. King’s bitter-
nessagsiast Mm. Pillowwas‘in amessurs
transferred to David Poston, the leading
counsel. Thecase is new pendingth
supremccourtoi this state audissetfor
the April term of that tribunal, it having
ken decided in the lower court in King’s
ror. '
Hr. Poston is a member of the law firm
ofPoston & Postou, and his family icons
of the most prominent in the city and well
known throughout the south.
Col. ll. Clay King served with distinc-
tion in the Confederate army, is a brilliant
lawyer, and is the author of “King’s
Digest of the Laws of Tennessee,” which
was for a long time a standard work.
FIRE RAVAGED BUFFALO.
The City Visited by Another Expensive
\ Bless.
Bur-ram, March ll.—-A disastrous lire
startedbctweeuland?p.m. utthecoruer
of Court and Pearl streets. Flames were
discovemd about 1:80 o’clock in the new
sis-story building occupied as a clothing
house by Forbes & Co. on the northwest
corner. The fire department was quickly
on the scene, but the blaze made wonder-
fully rapid headway, and in five minutes
after the engines arrived great waveaof
damewentnp a hundred feet. They
Pearl street and caught the comics of the
Dental company’s building on the north
east corner and at one time threatened to
get acme Court street to the opera house.
Sorepidwasthe lire thatbyls'ibtheirou
and brick building occupied by Fornes was
slidowu. At 1:45 therwall of the building
fell with a crash, and it was thought sev—
eral people had been buried in the debris.
It was found. however, that all had so
caped. One man was slightly hurt.
The firemen now turned their attention
tothe big Tucker block to the west of the
falling building, which was in great dau-
ger, and to the block across Pearl street,
which was now in flames. The Dental
company’s building and Crowley Broa’
store were soon one mass of flame, and the
walls tell in shortly afterward. It looked
atthistimessifthe lire would not stop
short of Main ‘street, but a general alarm
had brought re-enforcements and the water
towerwus deluging the burning building.
By 3 olclock the tire was under control.
The building occupied by Forces a 00.
was owned by Henry W. Burt and cut
“8,”. The scoud, third and fourth doors
were occupied by Schauroth & Wohlers,
deabrsin boots and choc, who employed
over it!) hands, mostly girls. All escaped
in safety. The losses are estimated as fol-
lows: Burt’s building, “will; insurance,
mono, C. V. Fornes, loss, 850,000: insur»
ance unknown as yet; Crowley Bron. lou,
811M; insurance, partial; Buffalo Dental
company, loss, mono; insurance, 031.com
on building owned by Merritt Nicholle,
loss, name. insurance, ”#1); Schanroth &
Wohlers, loss, probably, 80,000; insurance,
pm mm.
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'hmother sources makesthc eu-
THE NEWSJN BRIEF.
Condensed Telegrams flattered at Baa-
de- Ibe- Varieaa Places.
At the executive mansion, Washington,
nothing is known of the rumored recall or
redguatlou oi Charles Binary Smith,
United States minister to Russia.
The body 0! an unidentified man has
been found in a marsh at Millhurn, L. i.
etiug Themanncr of his death is a mystery.
Warden Brush. of Sing Sing, is rushing
preparations to execute by electricity mur-
derers Smllsr and Slocum next week.
Brasil has accepted and promulgated
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ADVICE WORTH HE
the new treaty of reciprocity with the wt.“
United States.
maeucrailiilcahoeheongranted Mu
leaveoi absence for thirty days with pet--
urlsdoa to leave the United States.
The Pennsylvania board oi pardons has
refused a further hearing of the case oi
They David and Joseph Nicely. the Smurrset
“I! luAprl
county'munlerers, who are to be hanged
due in. a -s Is
I ah Quite pals-lei: yes may
I
It is all eyed that the funeral train hear- lien!
lug Senator Hearst's rm, to California
wasthsscsm o! junkstlng, and the pro
csadlngs were no lodeeoroos even before
the-tartwanuads that licoatorfitanford
had hisear detached, refusing to travel in
muons. company.
Absorbed by the ventral.
Warm". ll. Y., “arch ll.-—A private
dhpstehreceived here last ulghtfrom New
York stores briefly that a deal has been
consummated which the New York
annual and ii lllrer Railroad com»
yahsorhs the Rome, Watt-maul!
road No particulars are
given. Ww
As We Awful ran.
flamenco?“ larch ll.“
Jars Hummus,“ Alums, while
bore his seem to the
“cumulus Meg
madman M u
Howaad was Mostly
asset the eldest regimes oath-Pess-
, immersed.
ans-hr
Incl limb It '
lslsrs rims.
big flares a
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8. ll. L’HOIIEDIFU. Agent,
wwmm.mme
JUST 2 BEBE lEll
lhreflmih
lln taut all llllilll illlll
Business and Dress Sailings.
Wm Upwardséoi m mm» for
'l‘ressers.
Museums-ommm
“Winona.
m
HOSE LOTS on Lowndcs
avenue so reuousble in
price, only $360 each, and
those on Woodward avenue
from 8350 to" 3500, according
to site of lot, are appreciate
by those desiring a real bar-
W 3 '~ '
Nine lots have been sold
this month and more are being
looked after. '
Yen can secure and it you
will Only try. ‘
The terms of payment will
be made according to your
own wishes.
For further particulars apply
to TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN, or
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ. ,
' , FEAT MOSS
STABLE BElllIllll.
Clean. Economical, Healthful.
Athaiftbs cmtof straw.
HAZELTON
Buss Creek final
Hickory. 0st, Pine and
Chestnut Wood.
BALE]! fill ill) Sill-ll
Grain 2‘1 Feed.
layman Bras.
Illhlle & lomslucl
Cell attention toa good line of Caused
go: do, and will sell them at low prices,
as follows When one will take, six
cans or more 0! any single son, we will
make them yet lower, as you see. We
have been fornicate in getting our Cali
lurnia Canned Goods at last year‘s pllcrl
and we are selling them at the old rates.
All goods warranted. Spoiled goods
will at tunes appear among the best
brands. Set the epoilrd can aside.
Don't throw it on the ash been; you are
entitled to a good can, in place of the
poor one, if you got that bore:
Com. ................... 120, 6
Tomatoes . ....lOc
Lima Beans ..... . . . .
Marrowist Fran. . . . .150.
Early June Pres. ......... lilo,
ruccolseh ................ luc,
Pumpkin ................ lac, '
Humes’ Salmon ......... 18c,
Scotch Herring. .......... 190,
Inhaler (Star) ............ 90c,
Apricots .......
Gal. Green Gage Home. . .8bc,
(lei. Eur Plums. ......... 25c,
Cal; Bartlett Pears. we
Cal. Cherries ....... . . . .9019,
Oil. Peaches ............ 28.“, "
Evaporated Apricots ....... .........24c
Evaporated Apples ....... .. . . .. . . .90c lb
Evaporated Peaches ......... . . . . .940: lb
Evaporated Plume ..... ...........lsolh
California Prunes (line)...........lao in
Come and see about our Canned and
Dried Fruits. ..
Bill!“ lamsmck.
HALE’S
cores mum
Wild Cherry,
Homhound, .
Tar and Tolu,
no emu-as.
H. R. "5}:
cans 680
06 Mo
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.. .2“, mg
“.3"
s isrna‘ kg.-
” Unbleached Half Hose,
; Y"
line of Hosiery over placed on sale in this
city durin ‘ our eight months’ sojourn‘in the
dry goods usiness. We have never befOre
been so well prepared and with so fine an
assortment as we have at the present time.
No one need fear that they will get some-
thing only' resembling what "they want, but
will find the exact article they are in search
of. W e have. never deemed it necessary,
nor do we at this time consider it so, to call
particular attention to this stock, but the
bargains we shall offer this week in this line
will be without precedent, both as regards
to. price and quality.
GHEDRENS’ HOSE. ,,
Fast Black, Smith 8; Angel], 5 to 10, 25c per pair worth 390
Fast Black, Ispwich Bicycle, 6 to 10, 25c “ 390
Grey Mixed. Ribbed, 7' to 10, 25c 390
Fast Black, Ribbed 6 to 9}, 21c 29c
Boys' Block, Ribbed 1' 5; lo 9}, lZlc 17c
Boys‘ Black, Ribbed 6 to 8.}, 100 12lc
LADIES’ BLACK HOSE.
l5c. _
25c.
35c.
39c;
39c 49c.
‘ 49c 69c.
_ LADIES’ FANCY HOSE.
Striped Top, Solid Fool, 25c per pair, worth 350.
it it 330 it 410.
. 37c , 490.
Black Boot Lisle, 39c per pair, worth 49c.
Fancy Striped, 12k per pair, worth 150.
“ 250 “ 350.
Solid Colored, 25c per pair, worth 37:0.
GENTS’ HOSE.
Mixed Half Hose, 5, 10, 12lc per pair, worth 8, 121}, 15c.
“ “ Shaw knit, medium weight,25c pair, worth 37 {c
Fancy Striped Hose, 150, 2 pair for She, worth 170 per pair.
Unbleached Half Hose. 15c, 2 pair lor 25c, worth 170 per pair.
Fast Black Half Hose, 15c, 2 pair for 250, worth 17c per pair.
Striped Half Hose, 230 per pair, worth 290.
u u 25c u 37“,.
29c 39c.
Solid Colored Hall Hose, 250 per pair, worth 37“.
“ - “ Lisle, 250 per pair worth 39c.
East Black Half Hose, 25c per pair. worth 37“.
“ “ ' 35c ‘ 41c.
Dull Lisle, 25c per air, .worth 360.
25c per pair. worth 37“.
Lisle, 250 per pair, worth 390.
. emu
Mlllllllllll lPlNlNll.
Having met with such pronounced suc-
cess in all our endeavors to please the trad-
ing public, and havin had so man calls
for this class of goo s, we have decrded to
put such a stock in our store. Wait for
further announcement as regards the day
of Opening.
if
it
is
it
Fast Black, 12% per pair, worth
it ‘ 190 st
25c
33c
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”gated udlémréfiuddl 16:3
* Lil Codfieh, ‘ Country
coon; thorium White Full
rectfi'omfactory, Remembortho
we odor cum 1', ‘ You can get .
finer so at 81.00 per pound; we
,ofler it at 50 cents a pound. _
. The finest assortment of
Fancy Crackers in
, this part of the 7
state.
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The race is getting warm on that°’muchine. “ Are.
A ticket with every 25 cent cash purchase, at ‘
CHAS. E. SEYMOU
. LEADING - GRoCER,‘
33 Washington, Street. South:
’- or BRIocePORT. . .
Have bought the Ambler sleek oi Dry Goods, and
MR. LESTER .HYVA'
Is selling it out
"g:
l
u ' LESS run our onus or m. no
At the old stand in Norwalk. ‘
Cloaks at less than half price; 201‘
Wraps go at $5; Jackets and Sacqueef
song; Rugs and Oil Cloths cheap; Rih'hof
and Laces at half price; Dress Goods, S” 3"
Linens and all Fancy Goods at really a: ' ‘
ishing prices. _
l
w. B. HALL &-
AND
C OM F 0 R T"?
Everybody buys their Footwear from,
that old—established and ever-popular ‘f
Boot and Shoe House of ‘
c. H. HARVEY,
7'0 North Main St, South N orwsslls.
are
Prices are so low the goods,
sure to go.
The Bus [:0anqu
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