'«mud to make it an ob-
.11 to do so, we have.
a line of the best
now STAIIIINERY
ND
fustm in.
Low Prices.
M..-“ m _
Pialstoi’
Rrug Store.
IIJNDEPENDENT.
RE A. FERBIS,
shun-Arum”—
. Bargain Grocer.
Stools] Bargains ioI Saturday.
FOR CASH.
.1131» TBA.
Tryourwc'l‘on.
.sonoi. opp; sIIIIInII.
" "0 WEEKS lllil.
VI ”drain voice of thin: 11 3 r
éfilfl‘lfil which we I"! million? it
"KIWI?“ thin blown.
’A Ferris,
VIII-I'll! “MEI,
1 ' mmcniflnzfornnyoftbmlettorswifl 111m
tank Books
Popular 813 ion and
A3 Washington st. South iiorwalk
TEA.
mutt. :oomt outfit
OPEN. BALE 0F BALM! Hill
nudwurnnt it
one tannin s...
Till? EVENING SFNTINI‘J.
JAMES Wldllfi. Editor null Proprietor.
WW $5.0 onthl. 3 months.
3135: I mouth. Millicent: outlawing. 3 cents.
. .. . .. ,-.n.. - _
onim tor the nwhwtunxnums. not. my
any they mndvmhed:
South Norwnlk-Mrn 50 in Bhilin ti
M" 11113111533335an “it‘ll“? lithium. 13:.
n . r. . 11w 0
linyca..lohn Kali Thorn-n Orr. illicit Jenniw:
Seymour. Frank \ mrton.
Lust Noni alk Mr. A. D. ('.orsou.“' llohou.
New York Herald Weather Foreman.
in this district to-dny womenclw weather
and light tofresh southerly wludu will prob-
ably prevail. with wine cloudiness on and
near the counts. On Sunday fair. warmer and
more sultry weather will probably prevail;
winds frat-1b. shifting to muthvretuerly. follow-
cd by local rains in the hike regions and coat-
wurdly during the night to New England; and
on Monday partly cloudy to fair weather. with
slight chanson of temperature. pmccded by
local rains.
Minlnt ure Almanac for To-mormw.
Sun Risen} Sun Sets lligh Tide Low Tide
at 4:56. II. not. at l:.l at 7:5.
SUNIIAY SERVICES.
Preachers and Their Home. in Norwalk
Churches Twmorrow.
Scorn Solution CONGREGATIONAL. West
nvcnuc and West strcots. ‘So settled
pastor. Services 10:83 n.1n. and 7:?!) p. m.: Sun-
dny school. 123 m.: young pcopie‘zs 11m-li11g.b:lti
p. 111. Subject. "Christ Our Judge." Row. ller-
bert s. Bruwn.of Lockport. will preach to-
marrow.
Sumo 3111133311.»: Morn-11111.11". \"t'rsl nronnr.
near Humor. ltw. ll. l-Z. llurnos. pastor.
Preaching. nit-1111.111. and 7:2!) 31. m.;:~iundny-
school. 12 m.; young people‘s meeting. lit!) 3). 111.
Rev. Otto F. Burtholow will preach.
1‘11an timeout-A1. West street and Fair-
ticid urn-nut. South Norwnlk. liar. ()iiu lini-
lock. rct-tor. Morning Prayer. Litnny and nor-
111011. 101:!) n. 111. The lit-3'. Chas. M. Scllerk w ill
Dmtlalt‘ and preach. No evening N‘rtlt‘t'.
Soc'm .\'onw,31.1t lint-1151. West 113 crnw. nt-nr
Pine street. Rev. Archibald \thutou. 3mm“.
I'rcnching. limit :3. m. and 7:31 p. 111.; Sunduy-
school. 1:! 111.: young people's mooring bill 31. 111.
Rev. ll. N. Dunning. of this city. will prrtwh
inthe morning. in thc owning the church
will be closed
Nonw 111. (‘monrzotrtox 31.. mrner l' ark
and Lewis nirmw. [{0V. T. ii. Noble. it. it.
push". Services at illfili 13. 111. and 7:2” 13. 111.;
Y. P. S. (Y. E. meeting. 0:23) p. In. Morning
subject.“.~'owiug and Reaping." tin-hing. n
midsummer praise urrricc with the story of
the hymns by the tailor. 'l'ho l‘lluil' will be
supplrznmttrd. both morning nmiewning. b3
13 inltlt' illldi'lt‘ili‘. ‘i‘i.1~ liltlllft tortlinlh invitm
.\‘IInw,31.n lltfl'llnlits't', “Rot nnIi Mott 1131--
nucs. “CV. lit-urge \"nn .tlstyne. l). 1).. pawl-1r.
Services “hill n. 111. and hill p. 111; P‘undn3
school. it: 111.: yonm: pcopiv‘s met-ting, 13:33 31.11:.
licv. i‘. S. Wing. presiding chit-r of this ille-
trivt. will prruch in the morning. lnthc crou-
imr liar. Mr. ('rowtlcr. of Rowmton. will
occupy tho pulpit.
Nthltl’nl.‘ Barron: Exist nvcnuc. rimmin-
tin-en. licv. P. 2. Robbins. motor. Scr-
river. 10.30 a. In. and $in p. 113.; Sunday school.
1:: 111.: young pwple‘s Inn-ting. 5:11) p. In.
Morning subject. "Law of indirect nose.“ I'Ivcnv
ing subject. ‘Eentitircnosui‘ licv. t). J.\\'hite.
of $1311th X. H.. will prom-l1 both sermons.
The public cordially invitul.
M' PAUL'S Erm-omr. Church sin-ct. oppo-
site the limo. Norwalk. Roy. S. 1‘. Graham.
rector. 1051) a. 1n.. divine service with iter-
Inon: subject. "Every Man ut‘uotodinn " I an
p. 111.. subject. "Mimi-y nil Hour." A cordial
welcome to all.
1511.301: Emmott“. llolden avenue and (‘ronu
strt1'i..\'or33'nilt. lit-v.5. ll. Watkins. rot-tor.
Eleventh Sunday utter 'l‘rinity. Morning Pray-
er. Litnny 11nd wrtunn at 10:2!) 13. In: Sunday
school. 1:: 111.; Evening l’rnyur Ind M'rruon.
rm p. 111. All are welcome.
9r. Mann‘s. R. Li. corner of West «room
had Chapel sycct. Sorwnlk. liter. W. J. Slot--
urn. pastor. hm MW. '1' 13. 111.; (‘hildrcn‘u
Mamba!) n. m: illsb Mutts. 111.211.1411.; Yeopcro.
1.31pm
Burr Avast: lit—monitor. m'ur Von/mutt
n313uuc.llust1\orwnlk. Row. (‘. M. l'nm. 3m»-
tor. l'rcnchlng tom 13. 1n. and 7:31p. 131.: not»
thy whom. 121...; young movie's mooring that
p. 111. RM. K. i). NettlctonJ). 1).. of Rot-hrs—
tor. S. l'.. will [trench in the retention. in the
tnornirm law. Mr. Norton»! Hammock. will
preach.
Anvmr Columns. “summit Avenue. Emu
Korwnik. Rev. II. II. Tucker. tin-tor. French-
inn. 101mg. 111. and 7:1!) 33. m.: Hundny whom
is 111.: pray" and 11qu oervlvo. silt p tn.
Mornlmr nublu'l. “(lmwth of Filth And
nimmullnu charity." Evening Intunrt."l'bt~
“not 1mm." 'l'ht- imagines Port. No. All.
it. A. A.. in cxpcctcd to be mom-1n. t‘mnc 11ml
brlnx your friends. All are welcome.
l'ocsm lint'n 1‘11“:th Amman-Ion.
Spurn! service Bundny ultornoon Itt 1 o‘clock
in the mono. A. ll. Wilcox. formerly of Nor-
walk. will hm chum at 111- Illfl’lol.
HIM!” 1.31m: cunt. It: art-nut.
south Nonrllk. hostility outwith It'll p. m: ..
owning mice». .11)». 111. Hometown“-
(‘mtlou Ind luluflwflen. L21 and it". xx.
12. chnnndny evening nubim-t."l‘hc liml
of idiom»- John Vi. to.
tutu" lint-rm. Quinton-d building. cor-
ner Wuhan-Ii Knight mum. limnlh. it».
t‘. W. Allenmutor. detriment. Wu. In. 13131!
Taiwan Hominy trim 3p. m.
The ludopomient m1 club mot int
night with Archer B. 19111111191.
Borough Erratum-r Wood Inn Itt work
yuitcnlny hurrying for a nix inch water
pipe to be laid the Math of llpring Hill.
unluckhorry wine and brandy for
motioiutdtuo It Betta a Furrinm'n.
boon ll. Nash bu mid the yacht
"Delphine" to J. B. Wmimn, of Bonn
fwd. flofloflmuilod mom our
thlsmornlng.
'l‘holron Iouldoallnioumo. ”.1111-
oitmun‘rnnl 11! mo tor tilt-nut
NWotibemw'ho
dflhumekolloylt tlieirpicniclutt
Watching.
”We MI W the of:
’wintuldwm 3W?!
South Norwalk.
M
.mmmtnmm
There are 173 prinoncn in tbocounty
Mr. and Afro. I]. E. Donn. of Rircr
street. are the [11111qu ofn baby boy.
bornynotordny.
W
The Norwnlk Lawn Tennis club is
buildinzn grind stand on the wuswrly
side of tho Mott avenue grounds.
The new oyster steamer built in Bridge-
port for Charles '1'. Lowndcn. of Firo Milo
Rircr, will be launched next week.
—Don' t forget that extra line Mic. tea
at Butts 1k. l‘urrington a.
L. H. Decker has finished valuing the
Franklin street school. it is now one of
the most attractive buildings in town.
The election of James T. 111le for
borough clerk at tho Court of Inorganic-1‘
meeting last night, gives the beat of
satisfaction.
—Frenchcltce~1c in glass at Betta d:
Furrington's.
J. Donot'un.Jr.. of this city, bat-1 pn’x-
sented the Norwalk (7in lktnd with to
(heck for $lilt) to aid in the purchase of
their uniforms. -
Stoplicn 00111.;ka and llouard W.
Duty. of Norwalk. w-ltctled to Bridge-
‘port. Seaside Park and Durlou's l'oint
ycstcrtlny nftormnin.
—\'i'c make our own icc crextm from
strictly pure cream. lh-pot restaurant.
Eugene J. Liucltuu. of Bridgeport. has
accepted :1 position 1124 trawling suit-51111111
for the Old Well t‘igarmtnlxiny. of South
Norwalk. His dutit-n bvgin next Monday.
Sadie A. ()‘onklin. aged eight months,
died at tho homo of her parent-I. on
North Zilniu street. lust waning. The
interment will be at Mt. Snini, Long
island. this nftcmmn.
——.\'ow is the tinn- to try that delirious
claret of Betta dt Furrington‘s.
Oliver Jurgenscn. businI-m manager
for Marie Hubert Frohtnnn, was in South
Norwalk yesterday arranging for her
:‘tptuill‘flttt’t' at limit [lull in “Tho \l’itvh"
on tin-1 wninvf of .tugmt ">'.
A number of tho Alpha witwlmcn
took :1 run to Keyser‘s inland 3'mtt‘rdn3'
morning. leaving Jackmn‘s jewelry
store at 5:31) o‘clm-k. Several lady
bicyclists accoutpnniml the party.
——S33iss.l'1m3ncfut l-‘.n3'.,li.sh. Limburg-
or and Edam 1 home at lint!» & l-‘nrring‘
ton's.
licv. ll. t‘. t'olc. who recently return-
cd from a trip to i‘nmnla. will nddrm
tho Union (imp-l Tcmwmnce Reform
renunciation nit-cling on tho bridge to
mormw nftemoon. Tho-re will be special
singing.
The Y. M. 3’. A. Juniors cit-fouled
the ilntnnwicks. of Stamford. in 11 game
of ball on tho ‘nir Grounds. yestonluy
afternoon.by 11 score of ii to 4. Nut
\l’mlnmluy tin-3 will pin3 ilotts' Amide
1113' nine, of the sumo placi-
-~Tltconl311tore in to“ n handling 11 full
lino of ilodillot's imported goods. "is
sardines and macaroni are the boat in
the world.
The Humour “Elm City." of New
lion-n. with L50 ott‘ltniitmiuts. urrlwd
nt lloton Point about 5:00 o'clock yester-
Iluy uficrnmnoud rcmnined until 1:00.
The next i-xcumion to the Point will
be “to New York and Brooklyn Liquor
Dmiorn‘ W‘lnllon. on Tuesday.
It was stated ymtorduy by iionernl
Manager llownrd. of tho Now England
food. that tho nhipplng of fnbigbt by tho-
now mute from Bnmklyu to "(Hum by
way or tho long inland it. it. Wilson
Point and tho llomntonic and Now Eng~
land nilrotnlti, would pmlnbly com-
mence by the middle of mticptomln-r.
«Mr. Nation” littorwotul, gratuito- of
it. )ltrrifl tin-11m entitle, nominal.
inu- hnm mm to till 11 lino partition
with the Stumford Notional llnult.
Norwnlk pcopio timid not forgot the
spccinl trip» of tlmntenmcr “linden" to
Robin Point this Ind tomorrow even-
ings. The "Halon" will leave this city
this evening It 6100 and 7:30 o 'nndclook.
Boron Point 3t toooociwt. rem
evening the mom will leave thin city
It mo Ind ltoton l’oint nt 0:30.
(inlyotio doytnoronnd then the trip
tomdlouihymwm llam-
gorl’ecklurecflrodmbhurty coon-
innn tint hul- 111mm bewildered.
(loodbonrdnndnlmhdontothanriwn
«Wmmuntnmwhbk
Monro. More 11ml client»: may
beobtttlnedntl’hirtedndrugm.
«Mdefdeigrunndmhory puts
Ilhrtbthflingms.
momma-um»-
inogun min or "The Witch.” tit
It Elohim, 01:111.. when the ton-nu
031111111 Amour m. Ann tit-undo
novelty'TIbVlitoh'kuhhuluptno
lithe north of tho ohm-ml ltwlll
,: «amount-0.11m MIW
-—A choicu line of intuit “FAA othp to; ,
_» i
with»: uncalled M :t. the {WWW mt familyttsc at Betta qt Parrinbton u. ,
Quinton! uterine. hue moved to Mind
Mary Pclkrwglttfadten 3mm. died It
her home in But Norm-1k ycstcolny.‘
Tho funeral unbound! mint.‘ ~
”Hg".
91-,«1 ~11 it HMl
.
.' ”:13 :1
walkiu front of Honueokor'p bakery,“
coming. in In intoximtod coalition.
110 w taken tattoo look-up and this
morning brought before Justice Augtiu
nnd‘fiuedfl undoostc. lie was taken
to jail.
—Whole hinder: chicken. turkey and
cnpon in glumjatxat Ballad: Furrington'u.
lint. Deb'omh Dunn, widow of the late
Nathan Dunn. died at her home in Butt
Nomlk yesterday. used ill yours. The
funeral will be hold at the residence of
her son, 0. J. Dunn. No. til Maple ure-
uue.to~morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
and from the East Avenue Methodist
Ep‘woopul church at 3 o'clock.
——The host olives are Betta k Farriug-'
ton's own importntion.
A bush meeting will commence in
lletts' grove to-morrow and close on the
16th inst. During that time services
willbe hold in the grow- instcnd of the
church. The hours of services for Sun-
days are 10311131. and 2:“). 4:00 and
6:30 pm. (.‘olorcd clergymen from
neighboring places have been invited to
be prcscnt.
—Onr wines for medicinal purposm
have the endorsement of our leading
physicians. Betta & Furringtou.
An old wreck of nlmrsn- arrived in
Norwalk Thursduy for a South Norwalk
man named Kent. and onto hold by
Agent Morebourw. local agent of the
llutunnc «minty. until be notified tin-
hondquartem at Hartford. N. )1. Right.
11 mpn‘sentntire of the moiety. was in
town yesterday aftcmoon nod unit-ml
the animal killed. Officer Mondnmsc
put an end to the animal's sufferings.
~llctts& i-‘n nrrinpton lune tho lamwt
annulment of func3 1 mc ken». 1n Nornnlk.
Always fresh.
it is ropmtI-Il that during the pant “wk
John Header “21110. of the Hour. has
been sitting up until midnight in vain
attempts to monitor tho art of cycling.
[an falls have been many. but thux lnr
his bond has withstood the shock and
now he dushm like 10mm“ or Teuny
mound the block. The fact thn'l tit-day's
llour cmrtains an ndrerttfleuwut for u
Mllnlltl-Elflllll “ruifet3'” bicycle conclu-
sively proton tho tnttltof the report.
.i Illll'T STREET FIRE.
The Norwaik l'in Downturn“ (‘nllul (Int
Early I'M. Dinning.
.\n alnrru of iiro from Box l5, followrd
by blasts from the Electric Light com-
pany‘s whistlo. called the Norwulk Fire
dcpnrtruent out lilltlflly uftor. " o'tlotk
this morning toextingttiidt a blaze in u
largo double born on lloyt ntmet. owned
by Mm. Daniel Kellchor nnd 'l'. S. ("on-+-
ing. The iirc guim-dhcndwuy rapidly
but the well-dim'tul ntrmnta of Pinrnix
11nd llopo llotw mtnpaniw 11mm control
led the llamas. which were ironing from
both burns. The firemen tltcn turned
their attention to saving the buy in the
Cousins burn, but tiwuppcr ports of both
buildinurt were gutted. in the Kt'llt‘llt‘f‘
barn wunn little boy in the loft. Tin-
lower floor 3331» used tutu chicken «top
by Joni-pl: (i't‘onnor and William Wal-
lncc. They bud 11 number of lino fowlu
there. but they were not in jumi.
“11100111111113 burn is mated by John
"mun. who keep his lumen ambit-d
tin-re. The animal was tuition out by
tho ilmnen during the curly lingo of
tin-lino. The wired mijoiuing tho burn
is tool by Mr. Cousin. to More Idiot-
mnwnt. An thin in very exphnirt- their»
was nomo four of it: «spiraling.
The low to Mm. Krill-bur in about
‘75. nod to lint. Cmninu shoot Iuoo
Mmpptoition' n that both turn» were
(land by luccndiurllu. .
wimlown in Mm. Kclicim'n boom. 'i‘lwo
31mm imam]. Thom was no inuurnnco
on her horn. Mr. (Willi ml no
immanent his burn. llr. Him-u lost
about hill 13 ton of buy.
m..w.........wm n... .. I»..-
it": to Ito-iii limo": People.
The Bright Little Daily. with a pm
clout for putting its foot in [3”th
Ind everything trium- itdtmnotbelong.
has Ward that "the tumors of
tho cityof South Nomlk moonshin-
ably sill-ml upom the “of moot»
dumbing; Went am. from tlnrniinnd
trunk to the borough “not” that rumour
of fees. triba,otc..m flying illicit-11d
room that wily quiet rim” that
”the city 1112mm author in knots uni
disco-I this wonderful dilhlnotnfinl
tint "prominent city mm think
till-um that undo thorough brood
pitta.“ all of which will to m to
InlicLClnrkwn-foundlyingontho 1
(WT (ill 10'! turns.
“at In tic-tux at Alon; lunar- lur-
by Konstantin—Mum.
"‘ John Morton: burying comm wnlkl
m1 the mine; of William. J Eng.
' limo More
“inhuman“
xAntler 013 tipptfiof 039ng York
bummt bin home in High W
_ ark.
Rising Star Division and the section of
Cutlets, Sons of Temperance. will giro n
festival and. ctitcrtnmmcnt at Crow's
“all and the adjoining grounds this cre-
ning. ”Wm“.
. Darius.
William Dunn. of Albany. is in town
for the [but time in twenty yours.
Tho Indy friend» of lrunbwtkmtlo will
moat Monday evening to complete 111'
rungemcuts for their fair.
-—\"ll| in “are Nan Hold-y.
Prof. J. H. Comm, the oculint opticinn,iu
with nil his appliances for correcting ini-
perfcct sight, can be consulted at A. S.
Forrin'n jewelry store Monday, Tornado)
and Wednesday of next week. lie so.
lit-its ditlicult cases.
1'. )l. C. A. Hotel.
The mug service to-morrow afternoon
at do'clock will be. conductcd by A. ll.
Wilcox. General Secretary of the Mori-
dcn amociution. and will be of unusual
intern-st. As another opportunity is thus
utlordt-d of bearing Mr. Wilcox it is
hoped that all the young lllt‘u will uruil
themewlrm of it.
Arrangements are being made for 11
Moonlight sail to Black Rock on either
the 17th or 19th of this month. the exact
date to be announced next week. The
party will bc limited so 2“ not to crowd
the bout and all who would like to 0113113
the pleasuro of thin sail should give their
names to thefienernl Secretary at (“111‘
and have a plow reserved for them.
o
Company In Agllu Furnish“ the (‘olor
Mrgcnnt-
lly gout-ml orders. No. 4.1‘nlonI-l Skin-
ner appoints Sergeant Charles D. Taylor.
of Company 1). to be color sergeant of
the Fourth regiment. on thoatntf of tlic
ciilonci. During tln- past ten yours. the
South Non-talk nunpuny has been poi-l
the mmpliuwnt of having the color 5N"
grunt Si‘li‘i‘lt‘tl from its wry-ants. most
the time summiwb and more oitvn
than otlu r tonipuny in the regiment
Snail-word Ihr Chicken “hole.
Thomas S. (tslmrn owns :1 dog tliut ltzni
taken :1 dislike to n lame chicken which
fmnonts his premises on Ilerwin sin-ct.
This morning tln- fowl flow at the dog.
when he opened his mouth and swallow-
ed tho fmthery biped whoic. lllr. Ul-
btvrn, who witnemed the gnntmnomiv
feat, says tln- dog only made one pulp
and down the chicken wont.
‘l'o \cntilnte The Tunnel
\'it‘e~l’rettid9nt ll. \"ttlttu' \Vcbb. of
the New York (‘eutml road. has signal
11 oontnwt with (‘otutnblo Brothers for
the untolruction of u pntr-ntcd apparatus
in a motion of tinI Fourth urenuc tunm-l.
This apparition; includes a false roofnvith
nir—cumrnt fun» of sutlicicnt wwcr to
drive the smoke from tho hicotuotin-s
backwards from the moving trains to tin-
mick-o of the tunnel.
All lit Minn-Ir.
it" here the canoe in unknou n.1’he non
dorfui euros of Bi tofulomi and specific
poiwno by tln-t t'uctun lilood t‘ 11:13 min
the miracles tit-min» science cannot mo
plain how the blood in [ninth-d: but it
1 urea then terrible «lineman all the 13111110.
No fuilummnd no wisp-11111.
Hold at l’lnistcd'n dru «tore. undor tho
Unlocks-mo Hotel.” INorwnlltJIoun.
iiou't tiulfcr from any kind of lthcn
mntism or gout! Dr.lticl1anlwu 13 Win-
wrttrwn. Prickly Audi and t'rb-ry lilwu-
nintic Powdt-rn cum "Ill wont minus. Ask
for be or too ample.
Merrill BusIness College
IWWQRD. 001m.
1111an '1. both mu.
"it ill": .l'tfln“:
l. ti
't.....:. “Wm“..lrimn’f‘m “1'
out mart-c lowed at tho- Colin-xi- an.”
An in c-mlk itnd. l‘ntn-
long: not on owl ,
llfillu 11113111131111 common.
MAINE“). 0081‘.
c. Loom-:11,"
Carpenter and Builder.
Pin-II and Minnie» Punished.
mm to do I“ kinda of work both
bonnet WW Inga-trutat
3'1’Allllil AND 11.111113“ W0]!!! A
W“.
GIVE me: A CALL.
dun 11 ms mu um. 11..
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NOTICE.
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Their.“ from the tin hroh round m
an” at “a
c «a "'19
M” Inns. I II. Mouton l"—
.Tuler & Golden.
BoaIESta‘teandlnmranoe,
Villillll'iili SHEET.
soon 11mm
lSAAC MIND. ll. 0;. '
onto: ”D INDM' .
89 Wool Street, cor-or Trinity Place.
801m! nonwnnx.
Oillt'ofioun-- lilo 1011.11... Rwanda. and
GtoTpJn. 13133-11
tot-1'41“ m
LADYI‘S Gala “'ltr‘h-IISA ('bnllu.l§utxrrlli13‘3'
Q\Bll BK. Warn 0 c or
nrd will bu '
crnlrew t item I J I
KMortonortothilm. or urn 0 31:3!“
_ F08 SALE 08 T0 ilENT.
IIOUSE on 11...}; street. Bust Norton]! 1.1.911.
tnl ulna nine With burn. well
and fruit tree»l on 4113mm order
thmuxhout. lurk re of Marshall 11.10le
at Hutch. Butte. commy'l or on the l1:31:1-
l
TO LET.
lrmnt rooms to mull famil" .good
.horuuxhn water on sewer
conuortu on, rent”
munk in =ndvnuco N
D) lv‘nnklin [Valiumfit 0'
.1311
Ann.” noon! colt-(re on "“"
intui-d avenue.
App! 3 to Chester I". C it. IS Quiutnrd
menue.
5118 if
Ol‘tll-l at $11.3) Monroe street. inquire ol
Mr: W B. Rider. IEWt-stn3'c11ue.utf
VIVE mono; on Burbank nth-ct: lower iltior:
rent '12. .LL. Burbank. of South Slain
um t. South \'or33'nlk. 113:3 1w
P‘iVI'Z. West Main «dru-t. \nr33nik. two 3'er
desirable floors to «mull families. or would
rent whole house to one party. brains are
convenient and in first-clue order. Rent low
in
‘Ol'R
not
.l‘or‘pnrt
'lt \\ nahington titre-rt.
0! )cnttst-n
South Mirw‘aiit. _or 0. l2. \\1i~on.tiuzette
Building. uni tf
\VA N '1‘ I‘ll}
\,\' order took. Om- who understuullm-omk-
’ int; son food and opening tintns. Appily
ut the iioton Point hole
I‘Y‘O’l'h All MA.\' to help 111 11 dry goods Atom.
Onc bar in: some expcrie lll‘t preferred.
A Dir kt‘l’lltttn ti 3013.3 “$31
roit 5.11.12.
1 U llDL‘G bars for rule for-$3]! on the in-
stallment plan no into-rust . no fairy
If“?! for on) lots: tin 3 are iaded and tip
tbt lug tuolw fret to m on 133 :.1trr
tut .ll.§mitl1. nmr t -boll ground. Wood).
roar-1 13'. our. 1111'! it:
111' “ng3 and building lots at nttuiemtc
I trues. A l tufiA.W iodn nlrlnuth
Soruldk. pp 3 t A. ,
I-‘fll’h' I) .
_\l .-\.\’ 331mm prvpnrul to 1 turn all kinds of
untrim ourk. out it tt.“ raw mum. mou-
nnu-ntr. c (t. bent-cs amour grave \anl plat»
also repainted. llll uin of [.tlwnrd .lunc. Nail
Hoyt street Snrwn k.
REAL :s'rn'rn.
TH E
I
Min
Woodward Homestead
Allll Aiililllllilll iiiiillllllls
To let for Season or Turn of
Years
At Reasonable Price
Also night lots for tillltf on
Woodward. Lowudos 13nd Lin-
coln avenues. Price $350 to
$1.50. Tt'l'lllii to suit purchnwr.
Twenty-two lots sold thin year.
For further information apply to
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN.
OrChristian Swartz.
wrw N139 - ' g”:
Saratolsio take Surge
and lit. Moment!
A Billlillll: §El8lll illil
RENEW A!) (if 1‘“! onuommn PIR-
MlNMJA‘ PONHUKH'ID
Grand Foucilays’ Visits
W Wm M “.t.:
39"" oi: W;
iruinrs inquire at otl'ice .
_ 30111-11 nonunion.
HAS COMMENCED AT“
M.'S. SMITH’S.
“’1: will place upon our counters for the balance of the season I
broken lots of Small Wares and odd lots of all Summer Fabrics .
at prices marked that must sell them. Genuine bargains can be 3
expected. We have a large quantity of Light Summer Fabrics .
to clear up, and quite a large assortment of Hosiery and Under-
wear which we have marked at half actual cost to dispose of
them. Call and examine before the stock is soiled and while the
assortment IS comparatively good.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII ntoootoi
‘,_*__
The balance of our Lace and Silk Mitts, consisting of all styles,
ffor what they will bring All silk, clocked and plain backs, 1n
Ecrus. Fawns, Tans. Blacks and Opera Shades. A few more of 3
those Ladics‘ Ribbed Jersey Vests. in quantity about 4!) dozen.
W 9 will sell to close stock to end the season for what they will
bring. The balance of our Ladic -s' Shirt Waists consisting of all
colors. with which we have been so successful for the past three
nooks will go with the rest of the bargain lots at not. more than
tost.A11otlwr split 111 Ribbon» tor this sale. of which wehave
unit:- a quantity. (‘ ustomcrs ill need would do well to call upon
us during; this week. for “e are goingr to sell them wry cheap.
”.4” ....._
.fionts’ French Flannel Shirts
A few loft in all sizes of (lents' French Flannel Shirts. With
lllt' rest of tho alun'o-montioIn-d bargains. we have placed these
upon our counters to clear at astonishingly low figures.
Film 250. UPWABDS.
Wt- inm- just received 13 new lot of all the latest \lusic, con-
sisting of vocal and instrumental, which we are selling for
ONLY lOc. A COPY.
M w on t to .2 it .o- to fit it 1311”
,3‘3‘89‘3‘1 FEfiitififiEI-gpflanomt ..
iiElliiliESl SEWING MAOHINE.
$19.50.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
on. 3. SMITH,
insurance Building,
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