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Evening sentinel, Friday, March 13, 1891 · page 3

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”‘2 HARDWARE,

OILS.

a“: Paints. Varnishes‘,

tale-April s u '11 '12: Jinan 17.15; Aug. 15.
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12.13114: Sept-36.3.27-
no, lay Jol- Iho Annotation.
8.1mm, March n—W Mc-
Clmhey, o! the Sacramento Baseball club.
dd that be had receivednonotiflcation

from President Young, of the National

motto: decision tonphold thexorth»
westcnlsagne in itaclonstoholdplay-

annually the Calitornialaagnoeloho.
"Ittllb is so.” uidhlnagsr Hm!
"allthatremsinsistotmhothenational
agreement and join handswiththcaaao
datioo.”

NOT A JUNKETING TRIP.

We. Who Attended the floors!
Faun! An \‘cry Indigo-ll.

SA! Mum, March 11—1119 special
tul- mvcylog the remains of Senator
I!“ arrived from W M
day. Thomnml ointahe placcSooday

, alarm. Thestwytelegraphdtrmtha

cast that the party hanlasautnedthcnatnn
dajnnketiogtriphas reachcdtheaanot
thaw-W who escorted thereon-Ins
and arousal! in them grant indignation.
Judge Valentine,sergsant-aoarmsot the
mate, declared that it was an 11ande
wholly untrue reflection upon the south
m composing the committees It on a
Idiom-nay, he said. and all those whoa»
tooth! the (noon! {including the law
mittens current on by congress to
attendatuneral) were impressed with lta
sadness. Certainly the coaches showed no
sign ol the wild hilarity of which the db
patch had spoken.

light Ill-d!“ Union Ont.

Pnovmmc, March Influx!“ hundred
weavers employed at Atlantic mills Non
1,2aod3arem1tonstrike on account at
nllemdoxesastveflnsstmpmut tor tropes
factions in the cloth. They also complain
at tho frequency 0! the lines Yesterday
hnfll No. l sixty-four lines were posted
oothehoaul. The wearers were stunned
”immediately quite wort The] wall

are
women. Mmidthsy did notohjccttc
secs-nary lines or lines tor neng
They told «imperfections made hythr

ulttasot firstocooter with the

It! last I. I Flier.
Wmlxmoxflareh 18. ~Adv¢rthcnmtc
WMthnon-utmdlooolmhu
lo. 18. provided torhythclastnavalap
reputation hill. have been hamlhythc
sand-partisan ’I’hchida are to he
a June) out. The mental

ROPEmeE.
Wire Rollin, Winn Wars, in

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'0‘“: II hLI. smelt.

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ALL,“ GRADES

.ARD/t'l‘

Lowest Prices 3

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Clot-k & Lane’s Block
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EOLAIRS,
CREAM PUFFS.

and JELLY ROLLS

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Snanar' a
Command!

Is a compound of the choicest
and best Roots, Barks and
Herbs, carefully selected and
prepared, and has no equal

ALTERATIVE‘ ‘

“i“ All Bland Puller.

it is pleasant to the taste
and may be used with perfect
satcty by all. It has never
failed to be of benefit in many

disorders arising from

Illll'lll III the B1001

Try 11 bottle,

ONLY 75 Cts.

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. Evaporated Apricots” ........ :....

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HOSE LOTS on Loindos
" avenue so reasonable in
price, only $350 each, and
those on Woodward avennem
from 8350 to $500, ,nocordinsr"
to size of lot, are spprecmtb;
by those desiring a toolbar

gain.

Nine “lots have hoes sold"

that
Molina.
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womanhood-anyhow-

‘lai’l” Bani flue

this month and more are being w m

looked after.

You can secure one it you
will only try.

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

For further

to TAYLUB
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.

FEAT MOSS

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Clean, Economical, Healthful.

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HAZELTON

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Hickory. 01111, Pine and
Chestnut Wood.

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nibble & Contact

Call attrntloo too good line at (honed
goov,andwlllaslttheo1 at low prices,
as lollmta When one 'i" take Ill
can- or morn at any snub-on, we vull

mat: them yet lover,» you m. We

have been tononata in ”fling our Cali

tunnla Canned Goods at Inst yrlr‘a prion
‘ nod I. are who; that at the old rates.

All gods warranted. Spoiled

In" at times appear among the he»

Manda. Set the spotted can aside.

Don't throw it on the ash help; you an
mutual to a good can. in place 0! the

poorooo. It yoogotthathere:

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Early Jone Pros...
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Bartlett Phar-

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GREAT __I_l_1t_R_GAINS.

DAVID STOW

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A CAR LOAD

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ELECTRIC WORK.

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III-Ion Repaired.
Batteries Filled.

III-L8 FROM .8.” "P.
so whmdbmm

W. C. PERRY,

8D Ionth lol- It» South Ion olh. III.

9 l‘ltlllbl 1‘} ll. RA YMON ll,

Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 & 48 Main it, Homlk
Also [Pant-blag Undertaker.

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California. Apricots. - ,
Bullion“. White) Chamel-
Outlet-nu Black Chantal.
Wot: Bartlett Pool-a. ‘
We guarantee the above goods to be first cl
more than please you in price and qnality.Wol1a
Tea and Coflec that money con buy. Getin the
dnft this way. A ticket 111 given with every 25cm
We still hold the Celebrated Northfield
32¢ a pound. Secure your Onion Sets now tot5 dig."

cHAs. E. SEYM,

LEADING GROCER,
33 Washington Street. South

W. B. Illlll

or BRIDGEPORT,
Have bought the Ambler stock of Dry Goods, on

MR. LESTER EYAW

ls selling it out

I'l LESS 'Illlll FIFTY BEETS [III THE Illl

At the old stand in Norwalk.
2,.

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Cloaks at less than half price; it
Wraps go at $5; Jackets and Sacqnes f2,
song; Rugs and Oil Cloths cheap; Rib ,
and Laces at half price; Dress Goods S I.
Linens and all Fancy Goods at really asto
ishing prices

W. B. HALL & C 

 

THIS SPACE RESERVED
THADDEUS GUYER.

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AND

COMFORT

Everybody buys their Footwear from
that old-established and ever-popular
Boot and Shoe House of

O. H. HARVEY

70 North Main so, South Namath.

Prices are so, low the goods are
sure to go.

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