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alliance 3‘... the Houmtonic road.
fiche" _ ismidtobetosecure
Wt and monger line to Ben.
.. Bay in more particularly inter-
thall’ any other point on long
- because the report carries with it
practise of a direct route and TWOD'
running time between that place
New York. present road is
tons, and the length of transit time
A Oyster Bay and New York is so
In to seriously militate against the
‘- meat of the place.
the Housatonic railroad has at we
in Point, on the“ Connecticut shore,
in nearly mite Oyster Bay.
- . 1 facilities at which New England
handiae is run on transports and
'0 totho city orviceversa. The
has it that this is to be the How
. ' connecting point for the new
.h.
l; Oyster Bay a similar dock hi to be
It will be one thousand
in length, and already the prelimin—
‘ Show have been taken linking for
w} condemnation of land tomulzo the
W connection with the Long
‘ ‘ .. tracks.
Site New York Herald says but little
cold beleamed about the new scheme
may _
. , in the alnence of President (.‘orhin
m Traffic Manager Norton. felt author-
.1. to speak on the subject. At the
llice of the Houoatonic
Kr. IcCanley said that Provident
- ' k had conferred with President
h nn relative to the subject, and so for
the knew both the gentlemen were of
hopinion that the plan was feasible.
In was unaware of any dt-linate arrangeL
hints having been made. If they had
new passenger route helm-on New York
' ~ Baton.
‘i‘heeuggemion of an alliance. lu- mn-
inaed, merely had for its purpow freight
hipments to and from Long Island and
low filgland points. It was ridiculous
5% of a new merger line when
hm already in extol-nee were so
“highly equipped for the trullir‘. if r.
“Conley mid tlmt the Housalonic road
Iadno occasion to find fault with its
amt passenger terminus in the city.
. He expremed himself, however. of
m that if the quantity of Brooklyn
“I! Long Island freight to New England
baaofsufilcient volume that the prw
fled arrangements were well mll'la'l'll
thd would be beneficial to both roads,
“with. Train and liklnned Illa Now.
An ltalian, who refused to give his
an. attempted yesterday ntternmn
low the Berkshire oxpvraa which
1” thia city at 4:83. The man
5* in m5 fruit More. and
W the train had Michal the
, dilator: street crossing he run out
analog a numlnersault and striking the
;: Mo on his face. He Wm mirth-d
Whfio‘MMmm'hem the mud
, charted ol‘hia fare and clothes.
‘l'ha climbing» he sprained won in
Wit a lively pace. lie was
’ . . - near the Congregaurmnl cllfll’t'll.
mum. who ruin the wagon.
wine my one of his herein to
“ , . timboraewvvingtoau injury he
some time ago by cutting it
. shone
1‘ evuulngmhlle Peter Killer. of the
' pilllbv a Sample, \va showing
. WMamw horse in {mm
WW'MN. tin» animal
~ ffllhtenedatalraln and giving
y-mpearlyupmtlnm.
it
. mopenmeetlngln the Y. ll.
hull.“ evening. wine the let»
many have been heard with elfcct in
after ye The custom of having
graduate- epeak at the clone of their
courreis anold and honored one in all
our institutions/pf learning of high or
low degree and is always a pleamnt
occasion. not only to those interested.
but to the throngs of friends who look
forward to graduation and commence
mcnt as a time of rejoicing. There can
be no purer. more ennobling pantimc
than the fleeting moments spent in listen-
ing to the voices of youth. seeking with
their choicest thought and language to
please and irnpreso. At such times the
spirit of criticism is absent and friends
listen as to a benediction. The guidan-
lion exercises of our own public schools
have already been received with much
favor in South Norwalk, and it seems a
pity to depart from this old custom.
Such a radical change should not have
been made without a better W880“ than
that it takes time and trouble to preprne
a close for it: for suchwritiug'aud 31ml:-
ing is a part of the school work of an
advanced ohms if it has talent. and our
classes usually have. it cannot be other-
wise than tedious for the bright vim; of
ISQI to sit pl'l'l'llt‘fl on the stage listening
to 3 him] speaker. “'lllkil' fee will l»
more than the ordinary graduating exer-
lnittec has made a mistake. and we hope
that in another year they will restore the
lwautiful custmn which has always
A Pretty flighvh'uon “’A-drllng at 'I'rtnlly
Rpluupnl Church.
Miss l‘i‘llt'lllll‘ l'ox. of lluton Hill. and
Jami-:5 Wood. Jr..of New York. were
married at Trinity r-hurrh. this lily. at
l2o'clm-lr today. The l'l‘rvmnn)’ was
[x‘rfornu-dby the "0'". Dr. Burlington.
llallwk. The bridmmuids were Mites
Amy l'ox. of this city. and .“lrlfi I‘. A
Woodmf New York. David Wood. of
New Yorkwan the gnmm‘s biz-st luau. Thr-
usht-rs “‘l'l‘t' Fred Harris and l‘. A.
Phillips. of New York. The bride was
prettily nttin-d in n t-mtuuu- of whitv
satin. cut on train. and wore a veil. ‘
Mrs. ll. J. Sawyer pmidml at the organ.
and during the imprcmive cereumuy
rcudoml several .‘lt‘ll‘t'lillllrl. At ti»-
conclusion she yaw Momlelmvhu‘a
”Wedding March.”
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the realideuceof tho bride-'5
pun-non lllr. and Mrs. Joseph ("onwhivh
wax u 1mm enjoyabh-allair. n large num-
lwrol’ gill'nlrl from out of town living
pn-eu-nt. Mr. and Mm. Wood will leave
this afternoon for New York. and lo—
morrow they will start for Loire lhwg»
and other print. of internal. Upon their
return they will Midi) on RUM) lllll.
LAST NIGHTS LAWN PETE.
A Pretty None at the Nornallt Congrega'
l‘ougn‘gatluual church wow luau-fully
dworuted with (.‘himw hum-ms, In»! Mr-
ning. and not with Iwnlly arranged tablm.
[ll’l‘rlvfltllllg a pretty mono. which was en-
Iiwnod by the pictureaqw l’tn‘llllllf'il of
Milled quite a harvenl with the whim“?
of u «up. of pretty girls. The chapel
was orthticallydr-mwatml with float“.
in one (armor man a fancy table, prunhlnl
over by Mm. [toll-rt \Vllmn. Mm. A. J.
Meeker and Min Alida Ball. The bell
tablowaa in charge of lira. Dr. Noble.
Ice cream and cake were mm! on all
rides. The entertainment «immortal
ringing by a quark-tu- (Mahmoud of J. P.
Treadwell. Fred Fort-e. (Y. A. Tucker and
Julian Main, and darn-lug by the my
Meltdown The microfilm
mummtmtobemteh muted
author. die-l yrsb-nlay rimming at Slam-
uetnot vertrymr-n. each claiming to ho
orthd. I3. Kh-iuand E. L. Well: vermi-
nent the defmlanta.
The emirt "mm was well tilled through-
lowthokaee. Achebe-meridian
tumor in a circus. in phenominnlly
strung. lie in said to be able to bend on
iron rod nearly an inch think by atriko
ing it on his bare amt. also to be able to
bend it with his teeth, and is said to
have reomtly held at arm's length at the
some time two men weighing 185, and
[70 [numb respectively, with a boy of
eighty pounds standing on his hum,
wlulo the men were seated on his palms.
At the Y. M. C. A. athletic meeting
in Hartford. Saturday. New Britain
won tint plaee in the armcintion by
winning fortydhreo pointo; Waterbury
second, with thirty-three points: llart-
ford third. with thirty-one points, and
New Haven fourth. with twenty-seven
points.
Hartford is indulging in n diphtheria
tit-arc in crunmlutmce of which St. Pat-
rick's Parish School met summarily
cloned yesterday.
Charles Pete-rum. a Swede, aged 62
years. was amouml ymlorday at ('olnilt
on a charge of having not all the recent
incendiary firm in Middle llndduui. Th.-
evidence that secured his arrest wa<
seemed by Rollin (3‘. Woostvr. a reporter
of the Middleton-n Herald.
Oliver Morton. the twenty—imv-ye-arvold
mind the town vln-rk of ,‘lt-w Britain.
who lute hem making his home in Wu!—
erhury, hired a horse Saturday nth-r-
vnluv-d at $300. A. warrant
ironed for Morton s arrest.
Jmlw-Tlmyz-r in thr- rluporiur l'mlrt
has lu‘t’ll
will remain chief until a decision is
given in the quo lmrrunfu proceeding.
Many Bristol purple have the habit of
selling Illll'lll‘rfiill' pulls jmt ullfalrlulln'li'
doors. with money enough itoisle to lmy
“in! milk they want. in tin-natural
course of ('Vt'llllt tin-y willetimw hm.-
monry for this goes into the piln‘lwr or
pull and the honest milkmnn « l’nliin tho
amount. Early Sunday luomiuz v\'r'l'_\
pull in thr- town that tunlullml any
money was robbed. A5 reports rmuinue
to come in (mm diliemnt lm'alitim it is
M iolrnt the thief am'urnl quilua 2mm.
MIN-s liaroleucr, a Hartford gnu-er,
sixty-two your» old. dropped dead in his
~turvymlrrtiuy rimming. llturl Illmatm'
“a“ then-ause.
\V. F. Swords. a Bridgeport lumlu-r
lltatlt'l'. iv in danger of dying in cotton
qurm'r' of the rupturing of :1 blood vmsrl
by being thrown from a marriage during:
a runaway.
l’rofveemr A. llrowu, llll‘t‘lllllle-‘é‘r and
lord. of llriuht’s dist-zinc. aged seventy
three year». llv had (-orupnnl over 1'”!
unuiv-nl Works.
WIZS’I'I’UR'I' l'lll'llf'll (ASE.
The t‘ouvt lluolu Filled with .‘lrnihnu and
I’d-mule of the (Tlruvrh.
l'nr'mhiolwm ul Clu'L-al church of Wral»
purl moulded in the worm hurl-w at
’l'lwnquubblv in which the path-h lube
been involved for snitlv time was aired
before Judge 'l'luryer, in tho Hulk-rior
l'ourl. and mid» from the intvri'uh‘d
rextryuwn and officials of the parish.
warmnur trimming. to caramel the
latter loabow by what right he holds
lheoflhrcof clerk. There are ohm two
legal.
Attorney lfoyt in munch for the
plaintlllo andAtlovneys floodwin Stod-
The rate will
[muddy mpy uneven] daya in trial.
out the day with intended npeelntova.
tank burst and the water poured over him.
Supervtrer Ranch wat struck by a large
chandelier and bruised merely. George
Barrett, the man, wan thrown
howlong out of the door. landing uncon-
acious on the oppoalte track
At now the wreck was cleared ruffl-
ciently to allow the regular traffic to con.
and dressed the wounds of the injured.
The doctor: ordered the removal to their
homes of Engineers Strung and Fowler.
and Firemen Elliott and Sweeney. El-
lott’a condition is critical. Telegraph
Operator Mitchell, in the dirpatchcr's of.
lice, who witnessed the collidon, fearing
the engines would blow up jumped from
the second story window.
The injured, an officially reported at Su-
perintendent i’hyfe’s office. are Ada J.
Brown. Williamsbrldge. badly bruised on
the body; Miss M. Carter. Mt. Yemen,
achool tendier. cuts in the face; Henry
Odell, Seamdalo, cuts on head; David Wil-
llama. of Mt. Vernon, lawyer; eyes bruised:
John Sweeney. fireman, of hekskill, bead
cut; Gilbert 13am. 1&3 Greenwich street.
New York. legs cut and badly bruined;
George Barrett. Inggageman, head and
neck injured; A. l. Babcock. of Sing Sing.
deputy county treasurer. lips cut, teeth
knocked out, bruised about body; 11 I".
Palmer. of Mnmaronech. deputy county
refistrar, braked about the body; Fred
Strung, engineer. back injured and bruised
shoulders; Michael Lauch. shoulders to
lured and body bruised; Frank Fowler.
engineer. White Plains, cuts on face and
several scalp wounds; George Elliott, of
l‘nwling, fireman. severe internel injuries.
Two Bonnie" and Illa Daughter Shot by
the Suicide. -
BEVERLY. Mam, June 2i.—-Warreu A.
bullets in his breast and one lathe thumb
Shaw's daughter interfered. and was»
lx-atcu over the head with the butt of the
revolver. The would be murderer fled, but
was seloml by his daughter Liuie. at whom
Show tired n shot, which lodged in her leg.
l’nllcv'lm‘r Raymond pursued Show and
caught him, when Show turned the re
pital. The bullet has been removed from
Hula-Ha. The cause of the ahooting was
jealnuvy. Show had not bean living with
his wife for the past two week; The
daughter will be lame for life. Bohemia
out ofdaugrr and hopes are entertained
for Morgan's recovery. Shaw was about
forty-two years old and was a shoemaker
by trade. Roberts is a sheemaker and
Morgan is a barber.
Alley Bro... of Ito-ton. Anigna.
Ilosrox. June 24.~—Alley lira-t & Place,
leather dealt-m, bl South etreet, have as—
signed. The liabilities are from Mallow
trump. ’l'he basilica; of the firm has
latterly been managed almort entirely by
Mr. Place. who resides in “’oburn and has
been regarded an worth "WOOD or more.
The firm has done n bualnesa of “Jill,”
n year and was thought to be making
money. it baa enjoyed good credit. W.
ll. Alb-y ha» residul in Chicago for mural
yearn. when he is engaged in the railroad
busincsu, and he has not. therefore. been
an active member of the firm The firm
ironed a statement of its» financial condition
about two week» ago, showing a surplus
of him-LON above all liabilities it would
mm. therefore, an if the arm'- claim that
the creditors will he paid in full’rill be
realized.
[repealin- I'll! Be the more.
llttlo sensation in burlap circles, an it
has been known to be in financial uralta
tor the past your. The hca'leat. loner! will
he in. depositon. The total llabilltlea are
figured at mourn, duo principally to
Nanhville bank» and the Hanover National
bank. of New York clty. Thane banks are
kllled, rendered a verdict Mag ‘1'. c.
Tenant with gro- oaulealnuln leaving
thewltebopenandCondoetorfaamaoan
m lntheantof neglect. than men
mhefilnthanunof Manchurian
chamotmanalaughter.
n. I‘ve-nary lama.
Wanderer, Juan 3—11..
mrplna of 01.37.“ 'l'hla not mrplua
wlll probably daily them from now no
tutti-end of the month, when ltlaw
the holler, knocking him ”unclean. The
tinne. Two physician were commoner!
that Andrew Joyce in threeecoro and ten
years he has and until recently a strong in-
clination to enter the matrimonial market.
A: a realm he has just been served with
paperaiu a suit for breach of promise of
marriage. She whose heart hm been
wounded in a widow and alto mlmitg that
aha la seventy years old, and that she has
been many times a grandmother. Another
interesting item which the gossips are hav.
in; fun with in the allegation that the fair
widow expended H.000 in trying to catch
the recreant Mr. Joyce. .
In Old, but looks l’ouu‘.
it is man y years since M r. J oyce lint
embarhd on the sea of matrimony. and
now, although it widower, he enjoys the
proud distinction uf being a grandfather.
He in still strong and vigorous, and were
it not for his long flowing gray beard and
white hair would pass for a man of forty.
He la in the real aunt: businwv. having
an cflioa at Tel Atlantic avenue. His real.
deuce in at the Dean utreet. where he occu-
pls a flat.
When the tavern-king neg-a.
The plaintifl in the cure in Mrs. Matilda
Partridge. who lives at 714 Third avenue.
ller complaint indicates that the lovemak»
ing wan of a business character. She says
that on May It be burroon 81.000! mm her
and gave his note as security. lnconsider-
ation of this loan, she says Joyce agreed to
marry her at once. Although he made
that promise last month he has as yet
failed to perform that part of the core
mony, hence her suit.
thelegal [ltlptfl‘rt were served upon him.
He is reputed to hare said he was out of
the matrimonial market. and that it um
an outrage to one him He admitted. how-
"! am too old for lunch thing.» now." he
added, “and you can safely say that that
part of the suit, or least, will never be
brought to lrinl.”
Claim- Ilo la Not the Individual.
Mr. Joyce evidently felt sorry for hav-
ing admitted so nun-h, bemuse, when seen
some time later, he denied that he mm the
A. Joyce. who wnsalwnys getting him into
trouble by his escapaulee. and he supposed
that this auit was another true of fireball“!
nature.
He denied that he had been served with
papers in any breach nf promiw out! or
that he had borrow ed any money from
Mm Partridge, , ‘
in spite of this positive denial lawyer
Mott. who in counsel for the fair widow,
rays that Mr. Joyce did promise to marry
lib client. and thatthc null w ill be ptuhed
against him.
An Indian l’prlsln; Feared.
Les Ayn-nus, Cal. June 24.~—‘l‘he fol-
lowing dispatch lute. been rem-trod here
from Lieutenant Brett. commanding adr-
luchrnent in Kern's (Runyon. A. 'l'. The
dispatch is dated at Arrihn village. and is
addrezlmdto the minim! atljulant gcn~
eml; “(inure to Areihn to arrest several
Art-lbw. who have destroyed the survey—
or’» marks and threatened to tlretruy the
achoola. When we entered the village we
were confronted by about fifty hostilea,
armed and stationed behind a barricade.
They openly declared lumtllity to the gov.-
ernment. and alight was barely averted.
A strong form aheuld be cent here with
lhnchkiau gun». an i anticipate aeriona
trouble if the hmtileo are not summarily
dealt with."
view l'reahh-m “'ot‘xlrnlf and George Q.
Cannon. of the Mormon church. asserted
that there was no truth in the charge that
the no called People's party of Utah, the
memberahlp of which is wholly Mormon,
was Ill-wired by the church. The pro-i.
1.0er The threa lived together. and of
late they balm had trouble bee-nae of the
alleged Intimacy of Gamel with hilly
Loyd. Garnet and Lllly have been amend.
Tote-d by the Governor.
HAMBUIIuJumM—«Tha hllbdlvldlna
the state into constructional and legtalatln
dlurleta have been vetoedbythouonrnor.
The Warrior alve- aeveral manna for thin
anion. his main ob being that the
bill-arc unfair contain many irreco-
outrun-ante.
larltlen contrary to the constitutional re
from 21/2 yards
in need of this
15 cents to 101/2
Glass Ware.
to quote prices.
Watch th
{ Reduced
C w 'R PETS.
WeWhave for this week a." few
pieces of Carpets, short lengths,
We don’t claim to keep Carpets,
but this we do claim, if you are
and see what we have to offer.
‘ SATTEENS.
We are closing out our stock
of yard -wide, best quality Sat-
teens for 8%, cents a yard.
Big reduction on Colored
Too many styles
-——- mm -~-
a..- .. M‘ p...“
MILLINERY
, as Washington Street, .
to 25 yards.
class of goods,
cents.
is Space
to Cost.
lumen “.83. meats, poultry for family trade. "
TICK or NASIlfiNoJfaln st.H.N. lineman...
poultry. etc. Clmice cuts at c pricea.
\l'l-IllIlEll, .l. P. 1:: Main at. N. choice Innate.
. poultry. fish, vegetables. etc. ,
IBMBEB DEALERS & Puma runs.
RANDALL'S MILL. I‘LN. lumber and timber;
rough or worked reorder. monidinnlrlmfic.
“SONS All) BUILDERS. .
SETMOITB. HENRY, ms West ave. S. N. All
lads of atone mason contracts taken. '
SMITH. WILLIAM If. in West at, S. N. Joli
hing promptly attended to. .
DIARBLE AND GRANITE.
BATES. P. W. Water at. N. manufacturer of
line granite and marble work, and dealer in
stone work of all kinds.
arms-s omrmns.
COMS‘I‘OCK BROS. Masonic build‘ 3.. 14 So.
Main bl, 5.x. Gentlemen‘s (mobbing guide.
FRANCIS .92 CO. in Washington st. 8. N. line
hats, gentlemen‘s furnishings of all kinds. ’
MERCHANT TAILOBS. . ,
ovsowsxr E. 31 \"tlll ' N. A ”or;
guaranteed; the latest sly alwayfiiliflnd.‘
KOCOITR. F. 17 .\'o. Main rt. 8. N. Elna idlo
oring a specialty. Repairing. etc.
MILLIXERY.
COLLINS. R. M. 12 Main st. 8. N. Ladies own
material used if deuirui. f
FITCH. APXES Miss. “Wall st. N. no or
“old milieu inland Dyeing Eembfisme’ht.
MUSIC TEACHERS.
GIBSON. ALEX S. 3 Merwin at. N. Piano,
organ and harmony.
OYSTER PLAN'I'ERS AND DEALERS.
HOYT, W. H. & SON. 12% Water st. 8. n. (foot
of Raymond.) Planters. exporters and whole-
sale dealers in native oysters.
Ill-ZED r.- HUFSMAX. Ln “'nler st. 5.x. Fidu-
lers and shippers of Norwalk oysters. ‘
VAX NAME. J. L. 5: (‘0. P. 0. box BIB S. N.
PATTEBSS AND 191001318.
NORWALK l’A'l'l'ERN \\'0RKS.Chan.H.Ai£-
' ’t b b t Call .
lhorpe. prop. Riverside ave 5.x. Househeab
' ‘ . our rlces can 6 ea. intro specialty. by gleam hot water or hot
thatcity yesterday. No one at the cises cost. noon and started fornshort drive. llv JEALEW Y THE hf J Jo,“ “u firmmfllf p . WWW IWWWWWW WONWWW Lock pany.
@08on the Long Island Railrmnl eom- We think our excellent district com- has not been 5pm since. The "m“ “J5 U§_ CAUSE- “ 0"" “'1‘ KM" y surprised “it?"
(alumni; Dr. Bobnnnau. lslcarnl: .
next. tell-amt; John 'l‘ryon. (hot air); William
ll. numb. {steam}; Grace Church. (hotair);
and many others.
PA INTEBS.
.1 Ben-
. . BRAINARD. F. C. ‘l’ “'alcr 5!. N. Si painter.
. , _ _ _ Show. whose mfe REPS . WIDE house ever. that he had given the note for 81 mo Paint. KIM Ind silver signs as all)".
‘ railroad, afforded 3" "“1”” enjoyment and SIM» yesterday dissolved the temporary up on Horne street. entered it at 9 o‘clock and but that n “apt...” 3 business 1mg“: OSTEKIMXK GEO. If. 7 “’alerat N. Kong."
; over, Managing Director Mct‘auloy faction. As OLDSVIIIMLBH‘J. junction restraining (1,“ "f puny. allot llt’ury‘L Roberts in the back while dammit um, "km the no“. felldue he A; I I and men Wilmer. poperhanger. decorator.
“' that an arrangement ‘0 tranalhip ~—~~ ~-—~——~~~-m llylands of Bridgeport. from exercising WidWlWliWhWtklmi “1:: 3:32: ‘Mfiz‘ymé‘ would taieitup. This thing at promia- b a, le " 01.1083) reduced Pom \‘mt'rll (‘Pgl‘g'agfgfm 8.x One
~ ' - . . . . . . o a . , ' . - , . ; . . .. . _
at from Wilsontzdl’omt to Oyster “(NIB—(0X. "mum”... of his um...“ ”H” llylnmls Mora“: allot; r e r.“ 'vedmivrc mg tp’marry Mn. Pannllbfl, he and, was 9
’had‘beensuggee . --—--—- ”a ran l W
quality only. and that the best.
PHYSICIANS.
Burke. \\'. l‘.. omre ti and 47 Washington st.
S. N. llouru 9 to I". l tin“). 7 to 2‘.
amino TI'SER a RIII’AIIXL'R.
demon-1. P. F. wr Wall and Knight clah'. Ala
dealer in pianos, l Imam. sheet music. etc.
PLAT l 56» 001.". all LVIIRANIJ NICKEL
sul’Ttl NURWALK I‘LATINU (50. 49 Water
l b [f d hi I h’ b . at. l.\ilxhiplll~;uf rift-tho darliug‘donf. llshing
In \- »r on time an cw on I! nuns. . . . u“. n. m __ um; D a In so me e.
_ fl . lllll'i of n dollar or lllt'l‘l' standing: and the Tile “films we at to the .. le h party nut-ll. He said lllrl’t‘ moo nu hlwanl L
tenancy ccrtainlyhml nothingtodowith 0f lirmlzlyn. around by the ROW. Uhn W H“ be m as '00“
1"
REAL ESTATE AGKN'I’B.
Wm )IIWARIL EA. No. )lainet.S.N. houses to
BYXBEE. F. F. 9 Railroad Place. 8. N. He'll!
LANE." lll'Il'lVl' llESTAl'RANT, 8.3.
llAlllll‘h‘. .\ll.\'.\‘ er‘TlTlWfix. Youngladln
ladies. Hillside. .\'. Spring term open: Aprl] .
[my and evenlng unions. fiend fut-circular.
' lroad lurid
l..\\"l‘0.\'. moon .u. “mammal: annex: .o
mlmad
STONE DEALERS.
LAYTON. J an lli Al \dedng'ton it next.
5.x. l’rowrly (“Eminhtmsestu rent.(aee
rent and building lute for sale.
RESTAURANTS.
at all lmnrs. Slfll‘ll ' first class in eve '
.l‘r-t-l. A few table llt’llulll'rkt taken. n n-
it} the herd. prime the lOWOHl. Open all night:
Sl‘llflfllfi.
lmurdingaml day Miami. Spring term Apt-lid.
hills. JIEAII'S N‘llOOL {or girls and yuan
HIIOII'I'HARD AND “PIS-WRITING.
l..\.l'l)l-‘.Il':~‘ “LOCK, s. N. C. F. Plumb. Prln.
sir-nu! humans AND wits; '
NllllWALK IRON “WWW.“ COMPANY'S!”
\\ am of. H. N. near Rm an
STEAMSIIIP I'lclflt'l‘ A623“.
8.5:. Page. tieketsdraftmmoneyord
lr‘l-le Ills. JOHN II. n “’Mhl on at 8.11. alao
brick. lime. corneal. hair. platter. '
hillllTUN. JoinsV ll. e: T- *lor avenue. 8. ll
Alan layer of «excrete w a.
woven unseen AND murmur;
Klt’l‘t ‘Ill'tl. LANDO. a Havllaad 8. .
(at... new» and "turbo-ten. P. 03"»: «N7.
POWELL. J. W. hi Wuhlulmm at. 8. N.
TBIIcKlNO. -
HURTUXJUIIN ItllTnyloravenae .N. ht
and heavy trucking promptly alleged flat“
, UNllll’ll'l‘Alflllfl.
, - ,_ . . , . _ . . . . . . “assume. .1. u. m .. lama. 1|“;
. hold 0‘ 0!": 0f the guard» tluntal Church. llrnlpr [Inl’l ’l'filt hill} but In»! for ‘llu .3MflVlllK, Jun. a_'rb {wunafum 'l'na lenplnn l artyfiln l-tah. “Human!“ "I N.‘ [Telephone-.RWWM
. ' m ' ‘ , . purprme of holding a religion“ bl‘l'lll‘i‘, hashvllle Savings bank baa created but San Luis (.m. .luuc etc—In an inter-
slaloathiahold and felloverlxu-kwanls. Tlu- lawn Nllfrmmlllllg the horwalk
Jl-ll.l.ll"l‘l-l.tll-ZO. as .M i ll. .
at allhoura. " anal. N 0M
RAYMOND. GEO. ll.“ and ‘9 II t. .
llmhlrucelt Berkeley at. Telephogl‘a‘fli' N
Jacob lli. Layton. "
cum II .
Fina Boots and thou. loath"
and Findings.
rnlnnl‘plat'l‘entlunslmwllmlrlIm "can
at MAIN men. NORWAML’OORI
alflh Rent to Bryant. Bean & 00; ’
ALBIN MALm‘o.
Deal" In all kinda of
“mlflt‘wh'lhm'
B“ t I‘m‘ O
on litter. cnfiw moan.
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who *0 la the wagon attempted a...“ ~~ M n" “m" mm ‘" "mm“ am. about momma lamammm, June “It-11:- nonm- . . _. . _, ,_ ,
, M v lot! i Prisca '" in“. "."m ”arid Hitler. bookkeetm for Raymond court “decided in favor of the lentil!“ . . sou...“ Inlwn,‘ “ill“ "I‘.
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and Peter was ertrlcatal tritium the Nmulk lawn Tenni- elub. he of. early Mlm' “9 m 3"“ ““9" «Merlin mmkdthmluh that knee-e! mun 1" ll l *5“.- v. on. and on Halardar mnlm manure
, feted W“ In, ”my; mainland insure dmrof ltr. Column human nahhtonraroxndtbvmldgr arrived our the urgu‘lrttanumbu mm ,. ’ tr'lnmm alhrvedoaarpuua , . .
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SMITH‘S “'ASIIINGTON MARKET. BWaahr» -
“calibrate-and House A t. General In-
, . dent and that hedlaclalmad the right to . A «n . “Wm: A u l
; With Ilium-d and being Imlly tlu-gywv and flower Kirk The leluou- "ll-Iv were many other: including a part fully mural by lint clue DO ,_ Hon. control the pollilcalaclion o; the mun gfil‘airril'teagpf pTlek‘lta‘v-t-fidnfind Sizer-3..
U M man My stand nmhlnl m," h Miro “mi“, of the fenmhv [Ilflllm of the [vault James lilJleadhaIbecaae antenna otthechurch. licalaoraldtbat he favored ‘ “mum”: "W'ézfighl1fi':
mull- , .p ‘. y . 'n... imb H” has i“... thomtl hly and lulu-cud at once to lake enamel thcaeparatlonoflhe church and um. ml‘llllme— :nlmnem. liken. 'll'al kin. —
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. .3..ng ~— oodnnr am Mon lento I . nan . the bank and wind nplta‘bualneu. w..- mm mrbeckullodultlnallon.
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