Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 14, 1891 · page 3

whomptlntoourranh.
.destroyedthsnnityotolri

and Britishlnisrnlgand
istimidstion cndinlluences

-- thismntiny.snd disloyalty“
tohelpmeiusecuringaresllyin—
. prism-nay party,soth°atw¢

ruched. Adjecrnadtortheday.
hnsponrstothe a-amhlyeoauaitteh’r
lnquiryeoncerningareeountothYorh
state,theattorney general has made thr
followingveplyfl'lamoltheopinionthat
ithwithin the undoubted power of th
mt legislature tomato provision by
hwtorneaumerationoitheinhabitantr
dihedatewhicheanhqaudil

magewill
and hs,thehasis torsnspportionment ottht

senate sud ambly districtsotthestate."

The War I. Cllll.

otChluhas-alsstnaorttoretrievetht
government cause. oflcred amnesty to all
rebelswhodesert. Apromiaeotanin
creaasotwpercencinthepayinall
rsnhsofthearmy lsnlsoprornisedhyhin.
'l'hossvroundsdintheservice ot the gov-
ernment will, during eonvalescenee. re
crinluflpantbevridovvsaadorphans oi
hothod'ieersandprivstesrlllhemnteds
pension equal to the lsttcr'slullpaytot
two years. ’l'o‘milornwhoatoncedeserl
from the services»! theruolutionists an
inaeaesolhaltpayiepromiseduvhlls thr
payolollcsrsot thenavyvrillheincrcssed
hallthepresent amount received hythern
According to the government organ,ll
MWutin array of the warn-
rn-tnrlth the exception otthe Souths
sarrisomhasgoneovertothsrehela 'l'sra
paeaaud the whole of southern Chili it
now under the control otthe rebels, who,
itisaxpected. will ask that the Humpeas
powers acconlto them belligerent rights
lnthisvray they hope to prevent the dis
patched vessels at war and ammunition ts
Chili.

In Yorh Asia (or liar Share.
me, March M—Governornlll

I! uncured, bu mallenpplimtion totha

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Wot the trust»: torthe payment
oltheshure of the state of erv Yorho.’
the direct tax. The application 01 Sea
Iwh’s governor is the first mired byths
treasury department. The amount Jar
”Yahisabont W. It villi-ha
oboutthreewceh to properly audit and
pmtheaceount. in the case ol states
when the tax was levied on individuals it
will take ptsrsibly six months before thr
accounts are finally adjusted. As a rule
all the northern and western states aim
appropriated the money levied sgainst thr
munderthe direct tax but out of tho
atetetreasnry, but in the southern stats
thetaarvascollsctal direct tmnthepeo
vh- mm. <
Itch Young‘s Announcer-cat.
W's-straws, March Il.——-'l'lur lollowil.
coatnctstornm havcbccnnnnoullcedby
Mr. Young. secretary of the National Bass
league: Contracts [or lM—~With
Boston, C. A. Nichols. William Nash, l’.
L Lake, J. Quinn. With Philadelphia
R. G. Allen. With Drover, Jamal He
Gan. With Sioux City. W. .l. Vsndyhe,
C. R. Mold, lv‘. Grains With Minneapo
It, D. 2. Dominic, llmrsnl .l. Earl, P. l.
Murphy. With Symon». Ed Doyle. J. A.
Hm, Charles Higgins, Thomas Planar
[It]. With St. Paul. 'I'ltn O'Rourke. WM
Albany, William llanrabsu. With Dee
var, James 0. Curtis. Item—By lloa
ton, James Mona". It; Chicano, II. J
Earl. By Milwaukee, W. P. Krsirc
no Philadol'hla Ill-t Ills.
Wmsoros, Mm» ts—I’. o. Inca,
United Blows climtor of the mint, has re
turned [tom Philadelphia. He says a
proper-item be loud in that city forth:
new mint tor mum, Plans tor the roll»
or: to be attached to tho. new mint an
sour prepared and work on the plans
(amtmwul Inorgnnstonee.
A new st warning will bistro
dared VF. refinery is completed, sol»
phrtc being used W otr'nitru
as“ in refining metal».
Playing “than" “as love taproot“.
Islamic, Tana... )Iarsh Mum let
raided tumbling mars-overuse lmas
raises sad arr-uni Warm-lire sass.
Elana was playing “stud palm”
thus-cs “craps" Judge Belt use than
Ira some excess (or men playing the
seductive pass or palm but son. (or
M” and haircut: real? the disuse
his“ ya or p ma only in
and the “W ployern no

nous-r Leaders om. _
m, Pa. Harsh law/rheheas
uhmwgm London’s-foil
was”. most
Wishes mm,mug than with
passe My. ‘ labor
asmmnmmmamm fa
oneness unsettling rtetssdm
math. ”truncating.
Mflwwm
' .3. minnow
all-st « ill

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truss (lot [Ina] 

lllchory. 0st, Plus and
Chptsut Wood.

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OILS.

Paints, Varnishes,’
nope, Twine.

Wire lemu. loin late, to

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finals and Shoes
ALL Elms
Lowest” Prices I

The dust Goods tor
the Least loss)

 

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8001‘ l SHOE N’I‘tllfli.

alts-h I: Lane‘s Bloch
«- Mm SW“).

llflEl'l'llN 81 Ill.

CHARLOTTE nusss,
LADY FINGERS,
msccmnoons,

 

ECLAIRS,
CREAM PUFFS.

and JELLY ROLLS

An late on Kory Ila:

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inhuman-hear

sonlso cocoa.

our. mind

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is a compoundol? thschoiccst
end beat Roots. Barks and
Herbs, carefully selected and
prepared, and has no equal
asan

ALTERATIVE

llll‘ Bland Polio.

It is pleasant to the taste
and may be used with perfect
satety by all. It has never
failed to be of benefit in rssoy
disorders sr'ning from

Illltlll at Ill Blot

Try a bottle,

ONLY 75 Ots.

It will do you good.

 

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mun one“ on: or Sunday use; I" .
“vim! ‘Imon cm "In Won Sums ‘Imuu “luau.
“sauna 383ml 0.1.

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wanna-mass“

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price, only .350 each, and
those on Woodward avenue
from .350 to $600, accordios

tosiseofloflarecpprccta'
by. those desiring [a real bar-

gun.

Nine lots have been sold
this month and more arc being
looked after.

You can secure one it you
will only" try.

The terms of payment will
be made according to your

own wtshea.’
For lnrthcr 'culsrs s l
Home fol
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.

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one Mgr-Tho In

his has. run..- us use
”is-#55:”

Ilene Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Grim Ilelivered Pro-pug.

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FURNITURE

GREAT BARGAINS.

DAVIE-"é'row

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A CAR, LOAD

dflm‘

A. SOLMANS,
In“.
Roadsters. Workers. Poo .

AID ros au. rusrosls.
I! Calla-Isa”-

fiifiinn rum.

«alsoom rotnu
soul'l'll sonwsui. - cons.

POWER,

J. E.

ELECTRIC WORK.

hose- dtsdsllsenleI-satalr
as now-our. su—nsns
ad‘s-ammo“

llsstouerWired ”with
flattered

Iaraers m}...
Batteries Filled.

BILLS room .3.” UP.
ammo-mm

W. C. PERRY,

”mums-mamas as»
llhllllfll’l II. KAYIIIN”,

Furniture Dealer.

MSmlGhfll-‘utqllmalk
Alas Furnishing Undertaker.
a... nus-v ~ M"
N. ll. FEBRIS.
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only runs.

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IOansltanaar-d'l‘ornacoos.

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. hernias. ‘
P“
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‘OalllornlaA" cots. -

OatflornlaWhthOhmles.

California mu Peas-s. 4 -
We guarantee the above goods to be first class. "
more than please you in price sod quality. We" have
Tea and Codes tbst moo can buy. Get in the,
drill this way. A ticket 1s given with every 250 cosh ‘
We still hold the Celebrated Northfield ,. ,1
32c aponnd. Secure your Onion Sets now, for they

CHAS. E. SEYM

LEADING GROCEB, ., p
38 Washlncton street. South fig _ "

W. lw

0F BRIDGEPOR‘I’,
Have bought the Ambler stock of Dry Goods, and .

MR. LESTER 3747-11.?“
lssclling it out ’

ll LESS THAN FIFTY GENTS [IN THE Ill

At the old stand in Norwsllr.

Cloaks at less than half price; 2,0 I,
Wraps go at $5; Jackets and Sacques fo
song; Rugs and Oil Cloths cheap; Ribbon
and Laces at half price; Dress Goods, ’8'
Linens and all Fancy Goods at really auto ‘
ishing prices. '

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THIS SPACE RESERVED F0
THADDEUS GUYEB. I

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AND

COMFORT

Everybody buys their Footwear from . f
that old—established and ever-popular '
Boot and Shoo House of

c. H. HARVEY,

70 North Main St, South Norwallr.

Prices are so low the goods ore ;
sure to go.

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