no called Benamy colony,»
outing from var-loan inter-
,. I cert-in land- in Galilee
" to hear trait of acme aort, tor
' , ‘ havedetermined to carry the
" lute onngreis and into the political
114‘- not that has placed the depart-
, ON the coloniata at sworde’ points
' duds which include those of the
m and among the restraining clauses
' " which reada u lollowa: "Provided,
that nothing in this act shall be
m as in anywlse nll'ecting the
Wetland-madam the state or Call
Moral meeting any bona ode entry
“Winnie within the limits above do-
willed under any law oi the United States
paint to the approval at all. m ”
‘ . "at tho Colonist: Chin.
TM ooloniatl claim that this proviso ao-
It". till: the land they occupy, but Seo-
W Kohl. places a ditlerent interpreta—
ion on it and thinks the colonists ahould
m Amt Canldwell. oi the general
Women, aecured the conviction of the
“We! the colony under the act, and
hlatoppod them from cutting timber on
when;
E alao attempted to oust n colonist
Ml! landwithin the reservation which
Habcoloniat) leased from aman named
I m The Atwell estate, it is claimed
hytho colonists, is private property, and
than has a! much right to cut timber
on it as the owner has. Complaint has
boon made by colonists to President liar»
riannoi theallaged overzealous interfer-
nneeo! Agent Cauldwell in endeavorinl:
to canoe the military to prevent the coin
nint- lrom working on the land.
It W” No Wonder.
In speaking of the controversy, a prom.
inent member of the colony here mid it
waano wonder Secretary Noble and the
Mal land commissioner placed different
con-traction: on the congressional act
when the boundaries at the reservation
no found when traced on the map to lack
nix miles of joining lie says that Agent
Couldwell is devoting all his powers to the
rapecial work oi constructing the act to
mean that men who have made bond tide
atria under law» prior to the pmsing ol
all! act shall be driven oil at. trespuuaers.
I. We. to the Military.
The Inhibited statement that the coin»
“mm the military is denied by
, thin g-tlennn. “The truth n," he said
. ”Sb colonists stood on their rights as
m citizens and refused to recog-
nise the are or the lederal troops to Input)—
~ ae- mal from their own private property
in time of peace and depended on injunc—
lieu of acme civil court. This the oliiccra
could not give and they doubted. This
"all the defiance there W“. The people
d Galiloroia are getting weary oi this sort
“thing. and it will he odd it they do not
apeah pretty loud about it at the ballot
box not election.
“at Iaweah Will Do.
“We intend to make this intammu piece
d My legislation and peracclltioll
tomore milliona 0! people 0! the
,. “m than there are scores that
know it at pennant. We mean to amrtaln
citiunr—aome oi whom
m to an" thaUnion—havo any rights
. mum in birth plan. are bound to
m We are going to llnd out who
II.” government, and whether out of
‘ themilliouaolaermolvmnt land in all
' wide continent there cannot be one
corner allowed where men and
many get rit they with to
handlinhoneet liven. it will not pay
I“ ”moot to make martyr» oi the
ooioniata. Thin injustice may he
hum cloud no bigger thall a man'e
hall'thfl will prove the precnrwr 01 a
political deluge.”
“um M's ”situated at Ian: Branch.
N. 41., Aug. ill. ~lit. Ml-
tholle church at Long
macaw Sunday by Bishop
at Toronto Right itev. John
D. It. had the dedication
Th on cool. upward of
lee-e.
”a considerable Mot Athll’u
”Wm cunt. General Thom.-
lel Daugherty. John A
colonel D. It. illidreth and the
and Jeremiah Carlin. A
tar hen been prevented to
1 by Banter Drench-amena-
m «the It bat-ado.
II! . m, Ana. ill—Chief Olllcer
d the lumen line Reamer It!
“arrived on the revenue cutter
' that H44 rem-i struck
Macadam
Great Bahama
lop
away
Way—W MW...
earn month“ ro aura.
The
ironieflhehmw frail.
‘ lath-Wot takingh’imar Bun
anrl allowing him toot out out
Huck. Throttle fellow hadlookal
Inperintendeat oi the stables; Patrick no
Gee and Robert Nowell. lie told Mahonay
that he intended giving his boy his noun
ride. Re bad scarcely entered the atahl4
when the men were startled by a ohlld'r
voice, crying. “0h, papa!" Mahoney ani
entered. the stable, and were llur
p to nee Unlack'e feet sticking iron
the atoll.
They then now he was lying lace down
ward, with his child clasped in his right
arm. The hone had evidently kicked hill
ashewaa in the act or lilting the chili
upon his back. Picking up the boy. McGel
ran with him to his mother. At this mo
ment he gasped leably and expired. Th4
grief of the mother was terrible to witness
and when she realized that her husband
had not returned, she darted from th-
house to the stable with her dead infant
clasped to her breast. She arrived then
all Uniack'n dead body, crushed by tb4
cruel hoofa, was carried to one oi th4
empty stalls.
The doubly afflicted mother and widon
gave a heartrendiug shriek as idle caught
eight of her dead husband, and tell in a
faint. The doctor: tear that the lerribh
accident that carried away her husbaur'
and son may also deprive her 0! her reasor
STABBED BY A WOMAN.
Fatal Alray on the Street in Phila-
dolphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Ana. lo.—-A white mnl
named Frank lletzelberglor was fatally
stabbed by lda Howard, in llororious mloret‘
woman. lletzclberger and two rumpnuiom
were watching the Howard Woman not
two colored men playing "craps," whet
the woman look some bill-nae at some re
mark dropped by lletzeiberger. Son“
words passed between the pnrtieo.
Finally the white man walked away,
stopping at the corner of the next street it
talk with some ncquailltancoa. While they
were standing there the l‘ulumi rvnmax.
ran up and stabbed lletzelberger in tin
breast, directly over the heart, producing t
wound which caused his death in twenty
minutes. The woman mu away but Wlu
subsequently captured by the police
“mt lli- l'nlh-r n.- to!
Cm i.\.\.\il. Aug. 1 l.~l;.-... .: > P. .\‘4un:;.x:
was shut 44ml inmullly killsvl by iii-l mu
Charles F. Sienlun. aged tlwllty yearn, at
their home, 15 Glil'fllilli street. 'l‘hn- «or
saw his {other mine a puir 44f toms t4.
etrike Mm. Nicluan, who la a nipple, and
shot his father dead. The young man nur-
rcndered him". lie in liablxllllll were
tary oi the Cincinnati insurance company
Shot Dead by Bill Arp'a Nephew.
SAVAXxlm, Aug. l0.——il4~‘1.ek'luh .lrp,r
nephew ol the original llill Arp. shot rm
men to death noart state iincin Fannie
county. Arpharl n aim against William
Brnmlett and had Bramlett'n filct‘rs at.
tached. This produced aquarrel. during
which Arp shot ilramlett through tin
heart. liralnlett' a brother then interlaced.
Arp shot him ”through the chest.
Save- thn Negro [rum Ill: U’rluula.
NEW YORK, Aug. low-Rev. l)r. ()aka. oi
Manchester. N. ll., preached at thr
Twenty-thinl etraet Baptiat church on
"Shall We More the Negro?" He won 414v-
cldcdly oppoaed to the movement (or flu
removal of the negro, who, he said. wan a
goodcitlnen and wouldba all right if he
was only leit alone by hit too nmnermn
irienda.
shot by Ills Friend.
New Yona. Aug. to. ”Arnold llltrtnl. m
a twenty-ope -yrarol4l butcher of 2m U44)
street, Chicago. wan accidentally allot lard
night at 28 Greenwich etmt by hi» lriond
Calnlno Klee, and will probably die, The
young men were allootlng at 44 42444 mad
while Hartman wan trying to take the
weapon trout hie friend'» hand it exploded
A (la—bloc charged with larder.
Dnnwooo. St 1)., Aug. IO.— ilenry
Willie ha- been arr-null charged with
the murder of William lamb. Both were
gambler-a. Willie war ”broke," but lamb
hsdeotnetl an in money and diamond:
On June ill they started for 44 boggy ride
together. since then nothinghaa been
heard of lanolin
Carnegie hall the ear-u Mm.
Minor, Aug. 10 wAndmw f‘arneule laid
the moon? alone 0! thobltbllv library at
Sunni”, in which be ill!
donated H.000. He made an lntemtingmm
mach. lulloldovotlon to his native and
land. l’eterhead maple garam
him an oration.
A title. lander laagled.
much". N. Y.. Aug. 10.» William
Quinn. a builder trout Video. was run
over and killed by allow York Central
freight train at the iron pier on Onondaga
lake. Onion; medulla-nimble coat
noteaught horn-thrown under the
A Guido tilled by a (la-par.
him. a guide. of Pope'» Mills. Alanna
Theron” “tone and W ‘54:” got on Black
ag v we when a
m rile wa- eoeldaotally rile
charged. hilltog'l‘niley.
no lawluaa Iyatory (floured I”.
”mafia; ”rem mystery our-
man the young woman
river at lawletoa but been cleared up.
liar name was Cora run-um» Wm
Ferry-treat. Themwaromotsuletda
Wale! “in Dual.
8. 31., Aug. ill-bileddy
WW
Webb, annuity, and John ll block. at
min-en.
{ought ionrflemronndainthla
dtyiaetuight. welsh llniehed his than
lath-taunt member onlyal‘teraoeo-
mm
they win an no at can our.
Wm. Aug. lowAdrteee {rota
mm from
ohlhaveaetefieww
inlet-lab.
3%....
‘haaflrwla
Wl‘l’lflm N. Y.. Aug inw’l'llornaa
who-e hotly wan toned floating in the
contra-ammonium
“44:“
crash
runes not slur.
1 John G. Nicolay.
Mic. m llutlae, learnt can
one and other. ,3? We luv-eel! la.
our algal at the 'lla-Ila cult-urn.
h, m, mM‘
or the column rims.
‘ , i won- in on conno-
veray with llr. Nicolay. “mint-Mary.
and biographer. about the pro-idem), art}
tulle towardVlee Pro-ideal. Hamlin. pud-
lng the Republican nomination in mi.
The statement made by The Times and
dhpllted by It. Nieolnywalihat Mr. “0-,
coin had (neared the nomination oi
Andrew Johnson over Mr. Hamlin.
Illa Public Duty.
Colonel McClure saya: “We deem it a
public duty toaettlo the issue by the di—
rectteetimony oi the man now living, or
the pretend direct testimony of the dead,
who were in the confidence of Mr. Lincoln
andactedin accord with his convictiona
of public duty. ”
latter: and statements iron: prominent
actorain the nominations of 184R. includ
ing an apparent eonlesaion by Mr. liamiin
himseli are gilen.
’ Judge l'eltia' 'l'ratltnuny.
Hon. 8. Newton Pattie. who was an
active supporter 0! Lincoln at the conven-
tions of NW) and ism, writes lit-(flare irom
Mendrii)... Pa, under date»! July ‘3). lt'lll,
as follows;
On the morning 44! the luv-sting oi the Balli-
mure wuvontiou in ma, willrh nominated Mr.
Lincoln. and immediately before leaving (or
Ntimore i vollnd upon Elr. Llllmln ill hiastudy
and stated that l 4~ltil4~4l «annually In Mr hiln
whom he dutiful put on the tlckot with him as
vice president. lie loaned lur‘vnml and in a
low bnt di-lt'lrllrt tunout rulm- mid. Winn-rum
Johnson. 44! Tomb-544cc."
In )l44r4'b, lie-ii), Judge l‘c-ttis casually
mentioned Lincoln's remark to Mr. linol-
lin, who seemed aurprisu-l. :mll srlid he
was sorry Pcttia hlIli told iii!“ of rebut
Lincoln lurid. Later Puma aaw Colonel
McClure's statelln-nt that Lincoln had
made the some remark to him (McClure)
and incllmi theriippiug to Mr. Hamlin,
who replied ru- follows:
Mr. llamlin'a lath-r.
Burton. M4» Hopi. 11 but.
To Hon. SW iPa-rrls. Meant lilo. Pa:
Mr in; All Slit ilaveboen {rum hulllo for we.
oral days and did not get your letter and new»
paper slip until but evening. ileum tho 4l~lny
in my reply.
When into! and mulcrred wlth you in ‘Vlk'lll-
ingtou. and you told rim of your llll'r'rt'ln-l'.‘ nulh
Mr. L. lLlll"Hlll‘. lllzul not ”I" - labial .h. wt
oi yourmrrm: . < “1- h: in. l‘ut l n .*
WM r'nllr-wl wil- lly‘ luv :1; .w l. n. llluln ,.,_ .
atate‘mut. to 44! Sir. l nilil- ll I had MT.“ in it
with h i did not bull- w until m yin thlll‘ . by
you. l was really entry tn be dimlutwd Eit‘llt‘t‘
l was truly wrry‘ at u‘lmt you 344:4! and the in
formation ynu «are m»,
Mr. L. {inllmlul u’ldnnliy llw‘laflw mmc
alarmed alum his to 4-l4wrlun and rhanlrmi his
[trillion That i. all 143m in any, i! luv r-Vtfil'
Ihall meet again inlay my remit-tiling ilmrn to
you. i will write an more. You“. wry truly.
ll “Anus
“'lmt (renewal Ilutler mayo.
L'mlerdntc ol July ll, trimJiem-ral ii. i".
Butler write- Colunel McClure that 444
March, l8“. General Clllll‘i’fllt came to him.
aaying that he um twill by Lincoln.
“Cameron mid:
ThePreeidont, on you know. tolerate to be a
mndldale for rrvlwtinn. and an hie Trina-in
indicate that Mr llamlln in an imprint.»
candidate (or via» prmicb-nt. and as ho i~ from
New England. tho i’rmldvnt think» that lily
plot-e ehonid be tilled by 44mm 0114‘ from that
aectbn; and nude irnm mums u! pommal
(thud-hip which would main it plenum to
have you with him, he lrllevm that. being tia-
Inrt pruninont “01""3! who “durum-rad tor
the war. your walldamre would add uncouth
bathe ticket eapwlaily with the war lit-m
ocrsh. and he hupw that you will allow your
friends to cooper-tie with him to place you in
that wanton.
Mr. Butler rvilnuai to be a candidate
(tenant (fan-roam Evidence.
The iollowing in an extract from an in-
tofliew with ("-44ch l'mnemn taken by
damn it Y.olllll.z now r14 unite clerk of
the state, in into, reel-ml by t' «memo him-
lcil and publiahrd in the New York Herald
in the hummer 44! that year:
In the spring of Mil. when it was deterring“!
tornnllr “modular amnnd term. it wan the
doaireol ldnmln and also at Stanton. who run
them man 44! the 4 alum-t u m whom [Amado
thonlnghiy depended. that lull" nhwid run
on the “that with him an the candidate for
vimpraaldant. i w» called into “moultattoa
and heartily loam-e4! the activate. Amwdlngly
him-4dr: aoat ale on a min-dun to Port ltonroo to
loo Gem-ll butler
Din-Ila Hour Ilaal a than».
The following interrlew with (Mural
Cameron. taken by t 'olonol llurr a low
yearn helm hie death, wan ranlnlly re
riled by Ca memo himwii:
Ir “nook: thvlughl and an did I that Mr.
nunlln 44 4444444444 during Ibr- hmr ymn or hie
ton made it ulvlaabla to have a new
aauemlatltutod ’ ' ' itr innmlnmraad
lowdown-l Butler-4 Will. aadatter
wardthe name or AndrewJoham-waamg
and mooted in my judgment. Ir
aoror had a verbal: chance to human
thorium presidential mildatn altar Ir. but.
with mutation wan armored.
Joham’e Mercury 'l'alha
lien 0.1mmn. private mercury to
Andrew Johanna in lira. write-l Coioal
Reclaim underarm of Julylb. 1M. that
he now all at Johneon’e mall, nod ham
it to be I [act that Mr. lAnwln tie-trod the
nomination of Johann [or vice preside”.
that Brownlow and Maynard went to Bab
«mot-at motor Nominandaohaaoa
to promote t nomination. and that 1.4..
cola. on the whole, pvaterred Johnaoa that
and llolt neat.
Joana trail the Raymond.
Henry J ltaymond was editor at the
lewYorh 'i‘lasretn Mot wkiebtleorgo
loat- war the. noon, the our owner.
and their relation were of the moat coal»
neatial cheater. Raymond was the lla-
enlalaallor and the router Ipirltul the
roar-uno- or leek Raymond he. long
lice joined the great maturity, but Jana
than lactoirety make tor him:
acorn l’oum lo 1
Ir Dun (roman. Irt‘wu
LKM,
therlyhtia yearn-tenant nttbehrta
«mane Joana
tuna neat to he.
flew You. A443 Hun-mun 1r.
Meteor. only too yearn am
auto grocer ankle any."
howl lieu:
mm time no nm‘,'
n." man... :44... 044-4- Judg- ' .
the are going at pmoes low as you Would gbldfer ,
they were in the halide of an auctioneer. Prices have fallen,
530 heavily that ”you could hear, th
We are spelling our Bargains with a big B because »
there’s nothing small about them. Do you want to make a
dollar go a long way? We Gilli give you a better return for it
than you can get for a dollar and a quarter elsewhere, and
.25 cents saved is twenty-five cents gained. Here’s an oppor:
"tunity for putting your money where it will, do the most good
half n 4102941 blocks‘i
THE “ISIAH. WORLD-
"ale
3—4 I l
l—l 1 l
Ira-In
Maul-g of the clan
urmnl. moor. , .
w. b. n.0,: w. L no.
”hooking.” u .H
come-e : e
" u». v
llama. .. .. l.
A! AWIATION.
no. w. 1.. ac.
medallions...» a .on
m4?.incianati 42 as .447
mm 4.0 M
391m #387 3.!
THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
Pitcher Bob Barr I44 Now a olaat.
Other Neva.
Bt'fl'au), Aug. lD.——liob Burr. the popu—
lar pitcher o! the Bull-Ila llaaeball team,
has hen sold to New York [or {1,510.
Barr arrived in the city last night to mull!
arrangements (or the transfer. lie ray}
that the contract has been signed and that
he will report at New York on Tuesday.
(.‘ailillan and tlormun will carry liltflnlc
through the reason.
llraignnl by Loni-villa.
Lol'lsvn.l.l;. Aug. ill—Junta “'olle, the
bmbnll luau ruled-4rd Friday, has been to,
signed again by the inuieviile club.
Kuehne. oi Columbus, has alao been
ligand.
'l'lray Want Bennie to Ito-ign.
ST. Lol'ls, Aug. ll).~’l'lm seven cluha in
the baseball association have signed a
paper requeuting President lie-nan. of the
Cincinnati club, to resign. The seven
clubs own and anpport the l'inoinnnt‘.
club. The pmident get- a salary at W
a moat b. He in considered unclean
THE NEWS lN BRIEF.
The Snlvmiurian government had con-
fixated tln- l'.l4'iil4: .\l.4l. a-t..4llll4ll'lp l’lly n:
Panama .4! l.» Talbert.“ l'nr lemurs in
Union without a perm‘u lmm the mpln‘lr
oi the port.
The son of Mrs. lit-m.- tin-en prnpmm
to have n big twwnpapcr in (‘blmgo will.
eastern editor».
A monument to the herocsol the rcvo
lutionury battle at ltcnningtou us to bu
unveiled with the most illilmxlflg cero
monies at that place.
l-lx-liovernur Henry Lloyd, 41! Maryland
any» that the «tory oi his 244444 beluga swirl
dlerhataiwhmnl. ile mu not luarrlu.
nntil 18th, and his children are very
young.
William 1’. Round, accrvtury oi the
Prison emulation. baa received pennin-
aion from Superintendent Lathmp 444 in
vestigate Clinton uriwn and hurt goneu
Dannelnorn, S. Y, (or til. 4! purpose
Young Cue-Er, Attarlu Ill. \t "r.
Cute/loo Aug l4l.-.-\ rilhpe'rltlc attavzl
on his wile in the Palmer House by W. K
Cooley. of New Ufil'llllh. hm uni-urinal r
aeneallonnl atory ol domes-tic lilo. )ir
Cooley la the nephew at J ll-lge Cooley, ol
Ann Arbor. Mich. chairman of the inter
state commerce commission. Mu. Cooley
is the divorml wile of Mark Ell-444, 44 wel.
known bookmaker. A low montha 44m
young Cooley and hi: wile came to Chl-
o. The couple quarreled daily. an4
Cooley, it in maid. struck bio wile to thl
door became at his wile'a reluanl to g'm
him money.”
Ill-peel with a Ila-rimm- clerk.
bowie 1'2. Drake. clerk to the board oi rdu
cation. milling ‘at No, «MIN North rligh
teenth street. haa eloped with Eran!
Swinton, a hand-mm clerk in the grocery
store oi Kurt: Jr Manon. Swillion took
Ill) oi hie cmployrr'n money. and In.
Drake loll. behind her two children.
“at While lust-ling Aunt.
New Yours. Aug. lowlllchael lluiko.
whokaepra heeraaloon in the haumenl
of ”I Hecond atmt, wan allot by (Mice:
John router. oi .the Thirteenth precinct.
while real-ting one-ll (or violation of tin
excla- law youtmlny. ill: injuries wili
prove iatal.
loll tho “to! at Police a lirtwh.
Haulers. Conn, Aug. Ill-acne: at
Police Ford entered tho llrunawick hotel
otthia city In diagubte at an early hour
Sunday. lie called iorndrlnk ol liquor.
When it true haaded out to him he arrest
adtho proprietor. George 3 Hammond,
Ioraelllng liquor on Holiday.
no forged and ‘lhaa It'd.
llAnoorrlnto, N. J., Aug. luv‘l'la
light ol Samuel mane. one of the heel
known lamonin Camden county. in the
aanaatlooonheday. ltlualrlthatelalau
animating to tally mm are held
him. ltwaathadhooreryot a org-4i
note that precipitated his flight.
Allo- tl. fllgelow Dead.
Animus. N. 0.. Aug. lib—Allen out
man “plow. a well known aawapapet
man. maniac writer. poet and musician.
died on Saturday at Amarillo. or one
he ole-Into flyotuy Deane-e.
ii
tan or worn can lat-loo.
rowan. it. L, 1" team: on»
clan,
murmured a...“ "3
bath at wort canard the deal.
W lenient- a mini.
Puluuaunla. Aux. 10,—The wile oi ,
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all! hlret auto—a h
mule-ea noodles-thou.-
oellelt‘avtdtfl I-u
mm boar oak—Tom... .'
' l Wullerllflraeker:
“BOSS”
Lenoir fl Biscuit
See that each ss
biscuit is stamped 80
lines your grocer keep the
Boss Cracker? j
L
Fawcett’s
HElllollllTElis Hill
MllllHEHY!
Ho. I7 Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St. Harwell.
Just received. it!) dozen llata (Milly to sell
without MTVI‘. all shapes and 4-.olord at the
extremely low priq-r- of 35k" Tnl’llrr who Si.
”no lot 44! Hot.» “be. 1,41“ W n-"nlhu - .rm ll.
"Ill Int 4.! nm l-‘rt lull I'll-tun #042, 904‘ "fine.
curb. hunt (urge-l lbw number,
I? MAIN STREET
No“ in .i. F. Bt‘llnril's dry “main elul’t’.
Mrs. W. Fawcen
' In. W Main street Harwell
Did it ever occur to you that
there was a difl'crcnco in Soda
Water? Syrups sour vorv 4' lsily
this season of the your. W4»
aim to have. the best, and our
trade is so large that we are
obliged to make our Syrups
fresh every day. May be you
don't know it, but We serve pure
Cream with our Fruit Syrups
and at tllosnlnc price you pay
elsewhere without it. Perhaps
you have bought yoanmlo where
it didn’t suit you. Try ours.
null HALE GIST.
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an: an... ‘3
Offices. 43“ Main Street,
I‘lwml'l'. 00".
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near oar m we VEAI.
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“flaw. Q SOULQ .me “.7-
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Of All Kinds.
Wohavcoa handabout
20 WAGONS,
Canopies.
‘Bussies.
Spindles.
Phaetons.
, Runabouls.
Business Wagons.
Which Ire alter at
Greatly Reduced Prices
in order to .qu’c carrying them over till
next Spring.
(fall and m thonnaml «more a rural bar-
gain. You will never have :t both-r opp-tr
tnnily.
Wrighttilynn
FIlIllKLIH STREET.
South Norwaik.
F. HAYES
[loving removed his meat market
No.6 North Main Street.
Will anpply the people 4.! this vicinity with
the [limit line a
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POU LTRY, Etc..
To be» found in the state.
F. HAYES,
\ tl tt sul'TH .\'4 )itWALK.
Arc sellingal very nice quality
of Butter. It is from the Lob-
anun. (7L. (.‘rl-zllllcry.
time of the your when pasturngc
ill plenty. the Lebanon ( 'rvumery
people do not find a ready sale
for all the roll butter they make.
The over product is sold in tubs,
and this is the latter which we
call to your notice. it is the
some sweet. woll-nludo article
that is sold ill rolls at from 3
tofi cents .4 pound loss than their
Roll Butter. 'l'llisl IS our wound
mason with it. “'44 know it is
as sweet as new boy. and will
keep well, it is so solid made.
Wu are finding sale for tube and
half tuba. as wall or; by the sin-
glc pound. About 54) pounds to
tho tub. if you wish a nice
article hero you have it: 250 a
pound. Special price by tllb or
part of lab.
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(BBEBIIHY' 8 POINT)
SOUTH NORWALK.
now OPEN.
Bfllllllll. llllfllllli lull Hsmlla.
Shore Dinners aSpeciaIly.
"F Ariana will connect at South Norwalk
thtralua on the New York and New Haven
railroad.
CONN.
J. E. POWER.
Family Horses, Grocery
’ Horses, in fact. Anything in the Horse
, Fine Coach Horses, Eleganti
all-ranted.
All Hui-see sold by this es-
tablishment are w
M. H. PARSONS,
PHIGES LOW.
Brookside Stock Farm.
Heavv Truck Horses,
Horses-l, Farmers
Line.
Roadsters,
TO HORSE BUYERSEZ
Trotting Horses. Pacing Horses
Bill Of THE MANUFACTURER
Fl VE MILE RTVHIL
BABY “ll llllLL (llilllllBES.
Thoolllt'ni munutlntrlrirot baby (uni res
now oil'u'o l‘lniaimiw ork (or pale in tin- 4li 44r-
em iii ion 4)! running gear: also“ great \.4rirl|y
4.! b4 m4 and li’ilullllllfi'e. at wk on milk h M l
be high enough nnd low enough to suit the
ritual {lurid ioua.
NK BOY LSTON
Ally article that has outlived
'3‘: years of comrmtitiou and im-
iiatioll and sells morvand more
each \‘r'.4-ll must have lllel'it.
Dobbins Electric Soup. first
made ill 1:44;». is just that article.
Those who use it each Week (and
their name is legion.) salvo
clothes and strength and lot
soup do the Work. All that we
l'llll any on to its "writs. pales
into llotllingnoss, before the
story it will tell, itself. of its
own porfcl't purity and quality.
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. llo has
it. or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
There arc mnuv imitation
N, B. hiectrh firm—in wh'uholw
trit ity plnyllrmlvtrt. llolrbine
in the original one, all .llagno-tim. E'lu-
no n. and Elwin» Moxie» nrl- fraudulent
inmnlimm. Auk tor lioblriln‘ Electric,
ow that our name is on every wrapper.
and it any other in rent you by your
ions-r. when you 4 can» it
It to him.
i. l.. (‘ttMilll 41m.
Philadelphia. Po.
1. H. DEBHEH,
1! Wublnmnn ”not lilo. Norwaik.
liralcrln
Wall Pawns.
Mixed Paints.
White Loin],
Oils, (linen.
Coach Colors and Varniellee,
Artiste Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad-
der, ‘2. 00.
McCloeke ll Wood Fillerwiloet
in the arkct, $2.00 44 Gallon.
"gl’aintin.
“Pa anging,
79 Washington Street
l. o. ’lEllIIES.
Pan Hammond-militia“
Andria-Erin
Hill PAPER m M.
ammo-meow
mama-rim “fl
Peat Moss,
Illli THE cost or trail.
HAZ ego
Hickory. flak. Pine and
THE EAGLE
p44... "ohm”..- W“
. T‘“'“'""".
"STABLE BEDDING;
(dean, Economical. mom. ht
-_. _ “fivwnwflm
Cross Crepe]
COAL, '
TIGHT llfllllSTEll SINGLE.
Thin whoclhna been thoroughly tested and
cannot [all to be a favorite among wheelnen.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent (or Korwnlk and vicinity.
Olllre :Dl lluylnond sum-t. norm-r dll
y.
l’. (I. llox 5479. South Norwaik. (it. 114221er
Morning, Moon and Night
—~—- 'l‘.\ K E ~—
lflXATllHli'.
line Bottle Thoroughly convinces.
ll i.- rvlnnrknble how many )ple there are
who lime that tired Keeling: w to seem tothinl
it oi n44 imp-mam r: or that nothing
dun- {or it. The vy Would not be anemic-4
it llrry realized how really serious them-I-
all Hot they think or any. "It will'
after an llill:.' " \\ u do not mean the”
ultimate wwrino-sa which all ex
nlhr a hard day' s work but that ALL
4.4M: wollx n4 1‘ l-rlliuml which” n
.1...“ rally ”unmet—ring in tho morni
wlun tin body would be retreahed and
rmuiy for work it in a lubvlake to allow
llliululllllliun lo 4- ritllilllli as the body may
0 mu- -4li4 inc known to th 4r mod
is a 444m- mrc (or
mull bwonn- debilitated beyond refine“.
I‘llrltlu and \llltlizra the blood: regulates tlm
Bills and Fever and Illllll. 4
aplltl
or nonn- liiwaw may gain a [mt—ho
ignlmn and really does
Kilt; {trivilitfit at ‘l'be‘r I’m,” fiifitifnrrin:
“4444 been art: a g "mu-x
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSOH'S SPECIFIC
Spring Stylcé
HATS
IN ALL lillAllFfi ANT) (1)11)!“ 0'
Still and SollHals. Silk Hats
lioy' a "ale and “ape. l 'rlleh llata (or Moan!“
llarya. Nutria Noll "ale (or I'll It
KNAPP’S,
or Washington at.
monument-4444mm.
timing and boring tilt 44444.
Economy and nominal
Gasoline Stoves
I444! mil Ilatml it uh."
the Banner 453"... 4
We have the very hurt at.“
THE MANHATTAN
II All. Oil“.
wm bake and at one
first“ with “ruin. tron Ike.
Call and See Them
MIILIIE ll WOW I Elli“
4‘
ill Mentalist“
Norwalk Chronicler