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MARRIED AT A GALLOP.‘
,“Welll” in a decidedly testy tone, was
film old Joel Gringer gave the tall
m aehoolmaster who stood fumbling
”Hello! the front gate, and clearing his
1.“ more for the aake of attracting at'
notion than to remove my obstruction
Inn his windpipe. "wan"
But it wasn’t well. That wasn't the
right way to encourage the young man.
. ‘ and ahrewd old Joel Gringor knew it. He
‘- wanted tomake him go through the tor-
” of telling him plainly that he had
clone to see his daughter. on that he could
' "pt an end to the thing then and there.
“Well!”
“B‘ml l——l—-just wanted to know if
M’m, h’m—is at home,” and the
, yoonzfellow relieved his an. by
Mug up the gravel walk with his left
Inc at I rate that threatened to damage it
worse than ten years’ regular wear and
“i thought your business was to teach
, the children to speak the English lan-
guage, and here you can‘t do anything but
horn and hawk. fun at home. endaoie
‘ Growler there. Anything else?" and the
Italy eyes looked through the young man
like a ferret'e.
“No, air," with aloud ahem; “i was just
.m up the road to Mr. Mason’s, and
wantsdtoknowiftholnmilywereall
well—that's all." And the bashful young
bllow scorned to have found his wits some-
where. for he turned coolly Away, raising
“fine as he did so. and striking the mn-
plo loll-590m his head three sharp clips
. thatmedethe leaves cracklikenpistol.
of Andthe old farmer’s cyan-ere not no
» tarp-o he prided himself they were, or
he might have seen the hotter of some-
thing white, three distinct times, from the
mowed. opening in the blinds above,
and have guessed why the young man was
nearily satisfied. '
layhelove is blind to its own objecu;
' Inki'or dullness of vision give me, all the
time, theeyecthat are ever so sharp after
almrgain, but have not the quickening of
thodiviue passion to make them vigilant
.oarde against the dangers that threaten
tothwart love's plans. That’s a long way
0! spelling Joel Gringer, but ntrue one.
He watched the straight, lithe young
.fonn until it seemed only a shadow
against Neighbor Mason’s barn. nod then
beau hanging to the shutters with a vev
hemence that said to all. "Joel Gringer
centake are of hlsown every time—
‘ leave him alone for that.”
”Gone on to Mason's," wan his grnl!
amwer to his wile's questioning look.
, ”Only wanted to inquire after the health
01 the family. S’poae he thinks the decor
(dick is encased to pay him for goin' round
Ili' doin' “lair—ha, ha! What would the
funerals of twodhirdn of this lumil y count
, with him! Good It fractions, they say.
We’ll-cc how his fractions work in this
Loon. Much goodit will do him totalk
itover with John Mason. the old"——-
"Sh—l” hissed cautiously into his our.
and a warning linger told him to leave no
complimentary references to the neighbor
—-with whom he had been embroiled in a
We! lawsuit. and between whose farms a
“devil'- lane" prevented any joining of
Ibo foocec— urn-id. "There’s Mason's
hired men ‘n.”
”Weill” About in per cent. more pep
L pay than a moment ago.
’ '"l'heold moo sent‘me over to my them
the hop 0' yoorn'o been into the buck
mach! aain,ao’he won’t turn ’em out
tilldoomday, nor let me. They're there
yituli' makin' the interest on live thou-
.nd dollars fly like sixty-than what the
dd run 'low- the lleld'll fetch him. Bet
”not take that there pup along, had ye!
, Ill! Wait till i an get out!”
lent
3 “Sold myeayont. lle‘u the dog’o wit.
aumhlreckomtothe nerimrnsas
he'll be. l'monmed in southern-e.
ain’t to my likin', Joel Grinnr,
tho-chitin koowhowto drive'empurty
.dlek. Wouldn’t “elm that do; if 1
, hdl‘tcalledltapnpan'rleommeodednot.
Inst but there'll helm-eh tom fortn—
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Willis opportunity which is oderednt the famous Boot
and Shoe store of
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’30 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH XORWALK, CONN.
end fother"-— .
"Well, give nymfoot and III we no
We’ll chow Joel Grim whether I a.
competent totuchadditiontoa girl.”
“And on you sure the m Iain-
rumba?
“Sure. darling; he’s in be at Brother
Stillwell's tonight. on hh way to the II}
deer appointment. Now, old fellows, do
yonrhest. Mr. Mason told-caution”
horsehair.”
As the clatter thehoole rang downtko
road pint John ’s two unusual nrl‘I
incidents might have been winced—tho
gleam ofalightaeromthe mm
and flickering on though carried by an a.
eitcd,nmsteady hond.aud a men inning
miner the door of John Mason’s m
whittling a stick sud running over soror-
thing which evidently pica-ed him much.
He, be! lower helpedtokc the-route!
here. Can't prove it by roe who’l takln’
tostenlin'; haiu'tl been behind the hy-
Itnck tryiu’to hammer the hung in that
barrel? An' it wouldn’t stay, but it node
an awful racket. There’s doctor-solution:
il them therehomes haveto go for. they’re
been wellfedan’everyohoo is: sound-
a. tumor—ha, hnl” And Ben Stone shot
up his knife and went in to inform hie
mutathatu likelyas notsomeouc bed
stolen something or other about the place,
but it couldn’t be proved by him.
“Shut up andgoto bed with yoo,aud
don't answer questions until your Inked!"
woothe curt reply, with this addition in
an undertone: "l-l wouldn’t begrudge
tho-bcntepan l’vegottopt even with old
Gringer once more."
Putter. patter! click, click! neck to neck
and nostril to nostril, along ridge and
through wooded hollow Ikimmed the two
fleet course-rs like some well mated link
of flight. But few words were exchanged,
but two pairs of human ears, at Tenet,
strained, minute by minute, to catch the
first ‘ of n, “ pursuit.
(hit of another volley end up to the too
of mother ridge they go etendily, panting
and steaming. They pause I second to
brent he, nod look and liaten.
Away beck on the lost ridgeJmileorE
more away, the moonlight glisteno on;
something brith silver plated buckle
or saddle decoration—nod then there comes
a clear, ringing sound, as when steel otrikea
flint.
"He's coming! 0h, hurry, Dick! We can
not reach Mr. Stilwell'e in time; it’ "—
“Three miles yet, anti"—
“You know Fleetwood’l gait; Mr. Mar
son never hm! u horse that could outrun
him. What shall we do? Oh, if oolywc
were”—
“Married. and i. could call you my own;
then lwould not need to run to a step,
but could defend my right to you in the
eyes of the law. listen! What's that
ahead!"
"The Comets are just down there, you
know. and some one may be coming on the
cross road.”
“An him! That is the direction from‘
‘ no old handkerchief—”making of miner
.' dances, motlemenfl mu: tell you a very
ahead of us. Yes, there he tum! Whip E
which the preacher comes. What if it
should be— But. no; he’s going straight
op,nnd let’s overtake him, whoever the
rider be!”
And the two blown and jaded horse:
were urged afresh.
A quarter of a mile; half emile; three-
qunrters. The sound of hoohio bothdi—
motions are growing distinct. Oh, so nee:
behind!
“Coll him, Richard! He may stop. Oh,
if it only is!"
"But your father will hear, too, and
hasten! Hello, there! Wait!"
"Who is it?"
“i can't be m’mtakco in that voice. Dick.
He has stopped. Now"—
lnu moment the overtaken party was
seen, sure enough, to he the very preacher
they were riding herd and feet tofiud. But
while the situation was being explained
the fmntstepe of the pursuing horse were
heard close by, and in a minute another
“Hello!" rung on their ears. hoarse and in»
luriated: “Stop! stop, I command yonl.
Nannie, your (other tells you to stopl'
Young men, l’ll horsewhip you on the spot
ll you don‘t give me my daughter!"
The two looked at each other in despair.
There would scarcely be time to begin the .
ceremony. Must they be torn asunder
when so near the goal? The thought mule ‘
the girl turn pole, and she almost sank
helpleae in her lover’s arms.
But the preacher, hackwoodoman that he
was, when man of witond resource; and:
“Keep on," acid he
of heart on well.
quietly, "and video- font as you can. i will
follow. Join your handoand sit lirm- in
the saddle when l tell you. 1 have it ell an
the tip of my tongue. The lord pie-e,
you’ll homo and wife before the: hour
hrusheo hie none against yours."
Chiller. clatteHiink, clinki may the
eharp hoof heats! Nearer and own they
came together, but the words rolled o! the
.meacher’s line, on he rose and look in his
stirrup. faster ihcnrhupeedoftheneue.
It moraeeoftongnealrnlmt hoof!
'l'hewild. mad peltiuuolthc iron ahod
feet wcrcvpitted against hoarttkrohceed
brain pulses and trembling lipvl
The strain upon John Xuon’o haul-h.
and lie ureter competitor, whose Inter
opened him neither polo one life, we: tell
inn: bottho union on two heats the
were tortured by muons wee still more
terrific.
Nearer nod nearer sped Plectwood, until
hi: hoarse panting slmoat drowned the
prcacher’s worth! But a ”rode-em
them!
“Join your right bonds," can tho-harp
command.
"Holt, 1 commend you, in the name
of”—--—-
"Pot spurs! Fora-much an new W.
Anderson and Annie Stinger hove an»
looted to”—---
"Hold up then! l’ln an Ollie-rd the
lawl”dcmanded Another ”he,“
the not of the ore-chef. "torn-eh."
rm the wild wedding party abs-Her
ward. now almost covered by the duel the
othen raised, and the practice'- he
worked inst. .
“in the name of the raw——
“ll-it, or gum ruler the ”mm-—
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devoured byscow,hot whicheverwey It
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AT WHOLELALE & RETAIL.
and!
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Johnny Gram was the son of donor
widowwkoeehmbondwentmtofeedth
honour and mutton-din
mm»: dentin-fly. hive-cor
uncanny-neuron: Item abducted-d
kflfmmondhyotkun hewu
wachhewifewao Mir-1th a mighty...”
form soda mighty his molt” drawing
Incentaodshceooldn’t many time
Had it not her-1a little Johnny she
would have given up lode-wit. llecu
all the wood, Minsk: water from the
spring, labored in the paleomndwheo
chemimahrokedmmonder her but
den of Wkstoodheforehcvandmaa-
Miran“:
“ 'ilcthcrmtkcemn ofyomdear
mother. Shntyonrleethendhwgun. It
will all arm right,aodym'li ridemoad
inyonr own iophnggyyet."
Aadrhennhcwaoeo—oledandenmm
ed. Amlnhcpatted him oathcheadnnd
Inidhowglnrl she was thethehedbcea
Winter. (finedlyliulelotnuym
his mutt? weepingm it herheanwould
bruhandwheahedenonduiihcuousk
mlqaedthatmwautwaedneonth
mumpthiuveryday,whilechrladooly
nevi-time (“Wiri- ande lottery ticket in the
home. 011i Smoekart,whohcldthem
Warmth! nodaobthethenbcfoveai‘ht
loot]:
“Gimmethem interact or okip‘.‘ Wk“.
no sugar!“ Then consider yourself ship
pad"
”Mother, do not worry," pica-led the buy.
”It will redder) the end of yonrnoce may,
and bookies. oh! Smear: moor disturb
on. There’s ll heir on."
”3y child. you speak «nearly. What 3
it? In not keep me to cooperate?”
”Time Lay the nan-w, mker. and
here in the dischargeof it in due form fro-
the money clerk."
“Am lawakrordmming? Child? child!
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What merino this!" «he cried.
”()nly a little surprise, door mother.
he: Jone Rider Davidson olered no a
cent for every ten om bowl 111 kill on his
vines. oml during my spire born. when
you thought l win-i felling (rims and play—
ing marbles, l l. illed seventeen billion hogs
and got my cub on the nail. 7W
we go over to the Red Clay farm, which I
now own, and there will be four herbal
new lorninure on hand More m There
comes my carriage ad driver now, nod ii
you will put on there Mend lock
up about live hrukelc of mild in the poetry
we’ll take a little whirl mow] the school
house to m oil.”
And wmn'r that read niecklhtrolt Fm
Prim
A M (We.
‘Spmkingof cnimidcneu." sold them
with the wooden leg. lube lighted a hall
amounted cimrhe had been carrying in
singular thing. I mu going up SW
street, in llndnhi, when I new :0 m with
n. wooden leg; ore the nthereuieofthe'slmt
coming «hiwn. We looked uwmueaeh
other and flopped. Sty!» l m myncll, and
.9:in he to him-we'll:
" "Door. fellow Emit his in: at the Mile oi
Gettysburg. or rm downer." "
"Well!" inked aunt the my.
“W‘e looked or each arm erro- the
s strut: for a momentum! then sayn l to ,
myself. and “yoke to W:
'l’ll strike him for e quarter, and an
old comrademl fellow colererwill ohell
on .." "
“Well?"
"Very comm coincidence. gentlemen—
very curious," mother-i like roan, a he
pulled 5W6}? n: his old skull “We not on
the room ivzrlk. We shook hands. We
amwh each. other for u quarter. but doin'l
get it. We were both. mm; Neither
of us who in the bottle of (Mryslmrx, or
any other hitrtle. The: mayo 1 to myerlf.
and say» he to " ‘ :
" rm kin eyes! hon he's a traveling on
his shape and telling» titled were.“ hf»
no mo for rectum with? cad» we
walked 0le I dou'l like eliminate» any
self, there’s no room in iter " New York
sun.
1-- I'm
A recruit wan WM up for medical
invocation, and the WM bier:
”Hove you any defects!”
" Yes, nil". I not am
"How do your prove lo?"
“Molly enough. data. [to you can in
nail up yonder on the troll?"
h-Y‘.‘ .5?
”Well, I doo't."——Motlo per Rider:
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”What who» you look so pee-in,"
dial?" mid Dr. Nick we» wile.
“i won only thinking," replied she. m
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around New thakvby?
yet ynummt o‘er-l to math: In
dollars room aw.
Travers-«That’s nothing. Yawn-fir In
new the hilllowe Ibo Emu-holler.
pcr’n Em.
not! a and conceal Idem.
Jodpiwymhfol “notably no.1-
yoo know what would Ion-ed yeoll
mohouldmuwhtbutwt
Youthful antec’r. The lawyer-
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“’l'hry’ro perfectly well. both of than,’
”lied handler phonlyJ thought. So
leaid, ‘l'mdclithlmhearit; rememha
are to them,’ and swam away.
”And what doyoo think 1 received from
himawaekortwolaterf Anitamiudhill
—ooe item:
“Tom-teen, fivedollanl‘"
Although nooue haaeveroeeu that bill
the mellow: to the doctor's name to
this utencfur (being-col many youn—
Youtlfll Communion
mm for a I'd-cc.
l have lowly had more to notia
(11:11»le [or name and grand
Intimates. in: they psk More the morning
gowns provided by amnturier o la mode
for familiar-d, prince of He has
a Mm {or attirins himself in silken
llmptrmciiia. Out of the miracle
electric blue, lined with the “maternal:
over entrain". and electing sourewhat
ria- formof a prim robe, with embroid-
eriesofapmwmenmiein whichstecl and
lightning blue head‘s were mixed. The
rash we. of soft brocade-l silk ribbon. hav-
ing a pattern tom-uh intonewith the
A creamy white.- eilk aural! shirt. having
has: miller ofpoint lumaod pole,old—
rope branded imwudblu, taking the
form‘d adividai skin, with blue chock-
Iags. embroidered with old-rue title», and
blue flippers matching the mob completed
thermomewkich lwutoldirtobewovn
at a morning concert. Bottom studded
will brillianbaoda'l‘orkishopof uatin.
havingndia-oad aim“- in front, were
to he the ”finishing touches."
The wine: is an aesthetic no any English
wI-nhjprr of the rundown. A gown for
an evening esteem war in amber brocade,
lam! wzth ram-rm vial..- of yellow satin,
end hadron-d wood the track and down
the (mo: with amber beads and yellow,
My switch {when The chitin were in
yvlhrrw silk. frontal with will): do
now mlour Wm,arrnngul in e kind of
rim—'17, ml with miles of the name in»
serial. The ladies of the Corps lfiplomn-
my» an M6; delight in the young ruler’c
mum. —-l.urvlmr Truth.
1].: Poor lav" finally Inf-n.
lie had finished hie introductory re
mark». an»! wan about to pm, when he
Mirrored that hie yup-zeal would be
Ire-rated w::h motrorpt.
'13-; on. Sir. 5mm" the said, impo-
umalgr ram/log her foot on the carpet or
he pom-vi in if» remarks.
”I '31- nhooi warlike Hillier." he roo-
tinned. What loni aware that the human
bonuewetuiiy a woman's. is a delicate
thing. and l tome tonight to «inert a
wrong impure-vino which you have been un-
derlorm lime, i think. To be plain.
Itallilikr.hccameldonotwiehio
can» you future ends-ring, let me state
thatlkavenerncamleooogh foryouto
an youto link yoerlot with mine; there-
londnnot think that l mmmnthelove
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nothing we. list “root thin will not
bar-cine» a true friend. lie amend]
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59101.6“ air. :5! ex. ii ll um. “imam. “12mm.
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heir lluvcn a Hprinzile all or.
ion limos. A. )l.— .1_ l2 (vie Shore line).
P. 31.4200 ex. (via Springfield). 1 0: ex. (via
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LEA YE SEW YORK
fog: Snr’rn Normans. A. M.— .501 cm. 60]
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Housatonic Railroad
Oanhury & Iomalk Division.
CORRECTED Tl) FEB. ill. kill.
Trains leave south Sorwalk for Daub“ ~
6.15. 91H a. EL, 1:11, 1' l". 5 10.6315 and m ‘5 (Sn.
paralyze-93$». m. {Hill 5:33;). In.
infirm leave lh-nimry for South Xorwnlkv»
ad». . an. mr. and ll {3: a. m., 3 in. 5:1) and 640
p. m. . bundle-y» M5 is. In and 515 .m.
‘ 1"th [leave Smith Somali: for Ylhlgeileldv-
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1 rows leave Rlllgefiwld for South Nor-walk‘» 2
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h 06 a. nu. xiaa-v-‘ngcr for l’illni’tt-M.
“Ulla. n... wrong-r for l’iusfield. making
i-i'irinei'liiun. fur Albany and the West.
in inn. rd. mire-l {or Howler ville.
l‘.’ M p. m.. mixnl for meal Harrington.
4 flip. m.. l‘nbtlvlal anti Albany mil-.wngn-r.
r: in p. m.. Sew Mlllnnl spa izrl'
I flip. nu. mind fanirIn-t Eklrririglurx. .
i .3» Hominy» gun's-nor for l’lttazirlii and1
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l .\. \i’. l’lnuix. firm-ml Possum" Agent.
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1 lot All W00] Sailings 250, 1 lot
Wide Lace Stri
choice Silk and V?“
shades at only 500. t
All the new Colorings, it)
in Plaid Pongees. every slm
' _ e m
Plaid Silks. 500.
Laces. liuchings. Collars. etc.
200 styles New Dress Trimming
_l lot from 381' to me a doz.
mg Tablets ‘30 each.
Bags I550. worth ific.
L Oid'and Reliable ;
Daily Direct Freight Line'i
———. To w~
SOUTH HOHMLK AID IOHHilK.
THE PROP}: LLERS
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um Tom mu 2;. E. it. it.» in...“ mm ,‘
Kr“ lurk. in! 7-1». m.. Salrirrlny-nt 2 p. m.
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ilvluruin; haul“ lc-zlw Norah”. M .3 y. m. rtldl
Sum]. Sunni“: e! um p. in.
freight taken from and l'-'r«'i¥fll fur all,
point no the lianbury and Nnru all; and Shr— i
put}; llnilnwh all grmtl) mum-d rzlll's. ’
I P'll up illl'itlllil‘l in iota-ms lln- H!) of NM»?
wal ,tflll land: will hr wm {or .p« ml lnlsn!
lrnxlulil anywhere in New York or its iii-init“.
£1".\llp¢-rwn.~i arr {ithlll lnhrlm: '
li.~-vlri[‘li-}r~ n! lln- bani-t or llil~
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sift
PeatMoss
STABLE BEDDING.
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mur H". can or. our.
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A mi
Cross Creek
99A!»
Hickory, Dal. Pine and Chestnut
W99 9:.
Baird Han and Shaw,
“W! H" f5??-
RaymondDroth‘ers
(OIEOOIV'B POM.)
South Norwalk. 0t.
J. E. POWER,
PROPRIETOR.
m
in South Norwailk.
. [Andyoqulleoonot‘
. . float and Perfect F
But one in which ' l .
Besillalerial is Used. combinin rabiliiyandityb
Making it the best mo Seamless Shoe in tho'markot. . TV
EVERY" PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. S. BROWN’S
South Main Street, 80. Norwalk. _ ‘
" ""is'uiooiéliofi‘l‘fm‘
W. B. H3O &Co
SPEQlAL OFFERINGS."
me Pieces Blank Brillianlines, 40
Dollar quality, price. 29c.
One lot Colored Brilliantines also 290, 1 lot i
Grenadines.
at $1.50, these are the finest 00d '
ool Goods, handsome All wool s mporéd’
Henriettas and Cashmeres.
All the new shades. 1 lot 46-inch wide at $1, not d
less than $1.25. line French sl Cashmeres-at 75c. 80] elsewhere
Fifty Cents. ‘Ti
150 pieces fine Set es, includingnll the
“or Small Kid Ladii-s‘ $2.00 Slims are the finest c
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mmmmmm»
Ii Wide Sailings“,
elegant Fluids 3710 and 50g I if, ““5
code.
new Spring and Summer
is is the regular 62%0 grade.
Silks and Velvets.
nt bargains in Black Silks,
75 lee
Plaid Pongees, 1 lot handgme
More Room .
Has been given the Small Wares.
Buttons. Trimmings, Art Goods,
1m styles Black Laces for Dresses,
Special Lots.
201» ( lmamcnts for Fancy Work reduced from 500 to 150 a (102.,
G -. “will Splashes Dc. worth 20c, Writ
'cnuine 'Ol lugs '50 cach,Sho '
3!. worth $1.5". Lubiu’s Extracts. 55c, Vaseline 5c. p mg Bags
Travelling Bugs. 85c. worth $1.25.
The Best‘ coo
AT lOWEST PRICES.
Boots and Shoes
hatelaiue
ds
Glover szlsen’s.
ver offered
lriilio-s' From-ll Kid. linnd Scwcil. Lailivs‘ French turned and
Writs ill prices that will aslonislr
A full line of Ladics'. (,‘llililrt-n’s and Men's Shoes that Will
pay all to exmninc.
Glover & Olsen
you.
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lEIOERS III THE BOOT IHO SHOE TRIBE.
Thaddeus Guyer, *
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FIRST-Bliss OHOOERIES l? a
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sum mm mm sum unnwili. .
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Estimates given on
Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
“'9 are soliin
Victory, New Stamford and Silgby’s Steam "eaten.
We have a line 3 0c 0
Decorated and Plalnfcmna,
l‘he DUGHESS and U NULE NICK RANGES, Both Set and Port.
nbie, including New York Ranges. 1 ‘
Build a Home.
Those. lots on Wmulwurd. Lin.
coin and hownea avenues are the
culmination Lois tulle
Iomiuflucflylinits
mum um nor on
son was you.
light more lots will be offered
at present. Terms of payment
will bemnde to suit your con-
venienco.
You can secure one of these
late if you will only try.
For particulars apply to
nun limo. .
:SPBIIO “MOWER
M l L Li N E RY.
.wmm
Mrs. W. lawns“,
IIJWM OWN
trillion» all the hue: rules in
Puma Hats. MI: III I
Immune.
[lulle- will learn wept '
2:... coin-we ”one
on when: ”Hit.“ ‘ ‘
ICEW 7,
CREAM
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