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It,“ MINDAIGOMIITIV'K, [my .1 :i \' Mu, tun st, r5.N..F.J.I1nlbb.mintnnt nupt. NORWAhKlfiinl
New Farrow Ufliliiilii) . cums all re 1m.
NORWALK rum lh'ri co. x. l l “ . '
Ilauownur. a coroner. MInennnirueIIlll. Nnbnimwlngliiiiccmnii "”1 ”Mm m“ “l
a llP 11: cost
" outcome steers.
- herons
lighted byolcctricity dur-
one o'clock, for $50 per light. In case of
. Kenny weather, and notice given by the
, city, than company agreed to run any
of charge. No such notice over has been
ran, as it has always been anticipated,
"will“ company's fidelity to iteagree-
, ” in face of a clmtinued loss during
s whole term has shown. In Aug-
‘ nut; tif- year, the I were homing
‘ «fly night but two, and in July every
night, bind n It matter all fact the com-
puny has availed itself of very few of the
ofl nights. Anadditional feature of that
contract was three lights for the tire de~
partment for which no charge has ever
been made. The company Inn fulfilled
its contract in a way that has not only
met the publicly expressed approval of
the mayor in his message a year ago, but
that! received the repeated praisal of oth—
' ers in and out of the city, both for the
dfliciency m well as the economy of the
for are wool the city and no business
hashgen sought for it that would In any
m interfere with that contract. so
. Earls tlleGas company are centered.
the contract has proved unprofitable.
ultimugll it haslmen managed for man-
economically than any separate organi-
sation could possibly have married it out.
During the year 1890 the city puid for its
'ights:
scanning the year will: is and ending '
withflfi. Wench"... .............. W725i
Private consumers ............... , .....
184,01 72
4,533
No! receipts. .
honoree. fuel. oil. repairs, lnbor. etc”
11..."... . .5 let;
0n larch l, 189.1,".th Common
Councilordcredthe company torln un-
tilfia. rn.,alldfrom April list into. m.,
In! W receipts were:
.m the city from the let ol ”January
thIIy hit... .. ... ”mull
From private consumer-r ............... It]! “I:
'lbtnl receipt» six months ......... mo :3
Expenses. faei.oil,rr1nlirs, labor, n [I 2,911.?!
Gain ........................... s it I.
[hiring tb'm entire eighteen months In
which these accounts have been very
Whom, not one dollar lIlDI ham
I 15' wear and tear or deprecia-
than! plant, which the chuirnrnn oi the
(itiaena' committee admitted to be on
highspccdmacbinery. polcunml wires,
It lentil ten per cent, but for which ill
his ertinratohemade no allowance: not
enedollar for intuest on money invest-
ed. or for mpchtendaoce, taxes, rent,
orntcrrent, clerical services. Marion
or contingent expenses of any kilui.
Mshwingisimpiy ibeham running
costolthenlachinery (romday to day.
Wen “mother items figured in, on they
My would its by an indcwndent
Mic company, or on a ultrnicipal
plant, the showing would beexcwlingiy
1. dhoounging for swimwear or tux-
: pyers. Under time circuulstalm.
when new bids was asked for, the (Ian
(company believed that to orwriooce bad
.shorrntbatto give tint-class senior it
mm to run proctimlly every
I!“ it was imply fair that they
L‘oilld he paid for every night, and
, mummtrtbmethmhuodred
truth accordingly. in other words. they
proposed as before to fumbh three the
deprrtroent lights tree-mod charge for
so every night light to 1:00 o'clock
.1 ”Wain. in the summer. Innk-
Ml. [All‘l'i' Will’l'llfl
In”!!! Illa-t would or a
‘1'. Mien—Two years ago the City
vol BootililorwsIk mile a contract to
lug Ill lights in the year, from dusk to
o! the remaining fiftyothree nights free
system. The plant wasbuilt expressly .
lilli Ilti‘
M.fl.andas provided in the coolrnct
4’ ,Mlfl‘wwud
M
WII”- and flow my Bpand ’l'luir llallrs
“ or Recreation.
llirsllsdaddamnis Visitinglilli him
.Kthorieu.
mm at ”“1 war
in town to-dsy. ., ,, ,
Charlie Hayes, of South Main street. is
visiting friends In Brooklyn.
licnry Comwall, of Newburg, N. Y.,
in visiting relatives In Norwnlll.
Mills Lena Miller, of Brooklyn, is visit-
lng Mrs. Harvey Kent, Arch street.
Miss Addie Naphy. of East Norwalk, is
visiting Mini Eva Mullain. ill New York.
Minn Florence Ellondorf, of this city, in
visiting Miller Nollie Rowllford, Dunbnry.
libel Genie White has returned home
after u visit with her brother in Danbnry.
Nine Nellie )l. Wciton, of Waterbury,
is visiting Mrs. Frederick T. Bette, on
the Green.
Mills Annie Flynn, of Bridgeport. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. [Word lline, of
East Nero allr.
Mm. IeGrand 0. Better and daughter
returned from a ton IlIlyI. \isit to Orange
N. J.. yesterday.
A. Wiggins and family, of West Ho.
bokeu. N. J .. are at the l'lnn‘laud cot-
tage, Bell island.
Calvin Purdy, of Mystic, is nymling a
few days with his aunt, Mm. W. ll. Wil»
kins, Lou-o street.
Miss May Everitt, of Brewsters, N. Y"
trill guest at the reeideum- of A. ll. lloyt
on Berkeley street.
111'!
(i. I-‘rod Moulton loan-s town to—day on
It ten days‘ vacation. lliI-I iinIt stopping
place will be Bath, M9.
W. H. ill-athcote and daughter, of New
York, are at the Mahackomo. .‘Iir. Heath
cute in a loading druggiet in that city.
Hubert Binbop, of the through, and
Nelson Taylor, Jr., 0,! this city. have re-
turned from their Adirondack outing.
Miss Fiend» Ward lulu been spending at
week with Miss Aggie Milk at her fath—
er's residence on State street, Westimrt.
Mrs. L. P. Squires and daughter, of
Washington, I). (Lars the gumtn of Mrs.
Squircs' sister. Mrs. Charles N. Wood, of
East avenue.
Dwight Graham has returned to his
home in Lynn, Mae-r., after ll visit with
his grandmother. Mrs. Webster Brown,
Kant Norwulk.
Miss Lizzie l. Toilet, Ill Fairilt‘ltl ave-
nue, who int-l been "roughing it" ill
i’lrl'lnby for liw weeks with n party of
friends, n-iurnul home ymtenlay.
t'lilii’li'd Edwards Miller, of llighstreet,
Nurwaiil. attended the National tennis
tournament at Newport \Vcdnl-sdlly. Yes-
terday he Willlt’n'rit‘ll the contest ill the
doubles (- Ir the championship.
’l‘liil stool or'fi’r'ori'ro;
flow It Cause and Wool and was Finally
Slade Into Fragrant llavallau.
Not a little ilIl-rrimcnt has been created
among a few of the leading business
men in this city by asingle 1mm. It
was picked up by a mrluuu, who intend-
«1,011 «count of its emrlnonn nine. to
plant It.’ and was assured oi hiring II
winter's supply from its grow til; but un-
fortunately for him it was taken from
its hiding place and with great rm put
in n mil-be! Indonging to II Bridgeport
gentleman. lie. however, had no par-
ticular use for it and returned the potato
early the next morning. Fearing that it
might. through thumb-rue» III others.
be Iostdle put it in the overcoat pockete!
a South Norwnik friend. it one carried
to New York. lifterwani sent to image—
port by expo-In, and finally. so carefully
was it cared for. after being planted in n
very elaborate box. that it grew. and
when in lull bloom it was again primed»
ed to the South Norwalll fricml. In
order to about his anneistimt of the
gift he took the plant to a plurtogrnpbm.
and to make the picture colmilcte. had
the photo of his Bridgeport friend taken
with it and «out it to his Mme. Imagine
his nurprlso when he saw his own chann-
Willem In, t o! the beautiful
elm» ”Mm be the HIM! is
turn, mm salad s.
ddidbiillf'iirvl-fl
numb “mliilfi all calmvnlniweat
blip» ' ,llllt ire Haves of “to put”
pillow were dried still made into claim.
It would be hardly right to tell how
‘nlanyoiourgrratsnlohersaudgreat
nil-n enjoyed the fragrant iiavanas made
from pure potato leaves.
llistrirt Convention cl tile sons of
Temperance
W. A. Ambler. Louis Iiubinii. 1-”. P.
(ilnilrry. i'harivo Bartram, immao Elk
and “whit. dime and wife enjoyed n
“genetic ride to Rowena-an fulfil-PM
day, where they attended the Mini
«romance! ttwtiaae of W.
which convened at 8” o'clock bribe
)iasoaic bull. Thediltrietmweilrrp-
more on or run covert
, Millennium
In”: spout-tors Welsh rest-turn “I.”
' lad Applllnd the Splendid Work ol the
Player-bro close With a Guild More.
A large number of Norwolll's four
hundred, together with many out-of-
town people, attended the games of the
Fairiioid county lawn tennis tournament,
held on the grounds of the Norwalk
Tennis club ymterduy. In themorning
the attendance was solid] owing to the
threatening weather, but when the sun
broke through the clouds in the after-
noon every ovailoblsaent on the grounds
wnsoccnpied. Theweather was warm,
but this seemed only toligbten the spirits
of the took-slants and spur them on to
do their best. Their-tel theaiternoon
games werein‘lbe doubles, preliminary
round. and were called at 2 o'clock on
courts Nos. 1 and 3.
(in court No. I. A. E. Tweedy and II.
W. Frazier. Dnnhury, played it. W.
llathlrorne and ii. I’. Sheldon. Belle
Haven; and on court No. 3. Bamick and
S. Hawk-y, Bridgeport. played A. ll.
McClure and W. 15. Carbon, Belle
Haven. Tweedy and Frazier won byn
score of 6-4, 6-4, and Ml‘l‘rlfll’t‘ and (‘l -
hurt byu score of 6-0, S—Ii. Following
these blues W. Tomliuson and (l.
linwley, Bridgeport, defeated R. B. Kerr
and Ellsworth, Belle Haven, on court
No. I, by oscore of 5-6, :Hi, 6—4. On
court No. :i Winthrop Real and B. Boa].
Danbury, Were deft-nod by R. Burubani
and A. B. Run-evil. Norwalk. by a score
of (5-4, 243, 6-4. .
The following; games ill the second
round of the mingle.» were tin-u phlymi:
()ll court No. 3, ll. W. Frazier, Hun-
Imry. played it. Mallory, Bridgeport.
end was III-icon“ by a sum- nl 6-4, 6H.
At the liilllit' time, on court No. i, B. S.
Ilelknap, iridgqslrt. bout ll. liurolmrd
Norwolk. 6-3. 0H. It. W. llatbixlrnc,
Belle Haven, tin-n played B. E. Counter,
11! lIIesamel-lub, on mun Xe. I, and
detained him by n scone III 645, $4. ti«'.'.
W. Tomlineon and ti. lino-icy, Bridge-h
port, then played it. B. Kerr and J. W.
Wheeler, of the suns club. and Were
defeated by a some of $5. 5-6. The sets
wereI-xmiingly well played and drew
forth rounds oi rm-iferour‘c applause from
the players f rieuds.
In the Ilo-iknnleilllrrllzlrd whilurvblml.
who had been playing hard all day. was
ill no condition to put up :I gain-- againel
his Irmwtlent. who was I-Imurlmtiwly
ill-sh. The that games iu the tint m-t
wm- well played by him but after that
he seemed to lose control of his muscle».
and could hardly hold his own. lilld tin-
gzlmo been [maimed until this mnru‘mg
it it mid he would have billed u better
clamor winning.
Among the speculum pn-llent from out
of town were Mr. and Mn. (‘. i2. TWI-l'dy,
lites Ida thy, Miss Hollie lloyt. II. II.
Scott, Mr. Scbmrnmakcr, lA'tIIIIti‘ll Wild-
mall, and Thomas Walkins. oi I'Ianbury:
Minn Annie Winch-r and sister Lillie, of
Bridgeport.
The weather was very unpleasant this
looming, but between the sham-rs R.
Mallory and E. S. ib-lknup, Bridgeport,
played W. M. I‘opp and ii. 15. Boomer,
Ill-III-Iluven, on comt No.1. The nets
wI-n' «:1»in won by the llridgemrt players
by ll Isl-Im- of #3, “vi. (ill court No, 3i A.
M. erlo‘larc. Belle lion-n. leIyI-d W.
iiml. Danbury. Ml defeated llct 'illw
5-7, OH. 6-3.
The contest in the mingle: has now
mimlwuldowu to Mallory and lielknap,
of liridguport, “stillborn, of lit-lb} "own,
and Beale, of Danbury.
This siternoon'a ganIl-nlmml'ole to in-
even own interesting than those oi
yesterdsy. it the wonder is invertible.”
the tournament is drawing to urine» and
tho III-III player» are matched against each
other. There in a [notability that the
singles will ell-lo this alternoon. and the
doubles tomorrow.
Tomorrow morning the nl'lair will
wiad up with a grand thrice h the club
Wit which uns- In. prises «an be
.iI'v'i‘ici‘Iilil to "Dividers. Julep-sunta-
tloo will be MOI}! Rev 8. ill Hashim.
Indrwiilmmmmw
IM‘ LOB! Ills hll’l.
.1! Ir
Jared by the cm
Another railroad ambient iii‘cttl'fl'tl
has last evening. by which F‘rsnil iioir.
nature TO I clue "
II. 'l'oilu What "I! ltnnwu Alton! lbs
rive-Yearmd Ira-h lair WI: Ill-
liar-Ion IIauII Ii rel-Ilium.
I'llltlortrull. My, on than... how
theme-t earlier
mimosa!
Inmate-mums.
me coal-Elm
counsel, wintry «n.5,
turned‘tt orbr‘to ”when naddwum
“lads u inflows: .
' "Pmuorl'fma, Au. to
"Colonel William 1’. Drew:
was deceived In your examination oi the
Keystone National in
place every means
diminish tho liabilities.
by altering the’ pencil Largeheiv
decreased
else to excite your suspicion "
then that party drew on the account him
will ans the: it necessitated a raarranp
mt oi his account and a
change in someosllerabooa n. ma":
done to the extent of probably ”MM
monorhaa
owed the cash drawer.
all which was temporarily borrowed
iron the back oi the due bill hook. some
tent ohtnlning a loan
or km“ pro-II
iotahethaplaerelotherhiiirdiscounted,
as ltraultlalyouwill and this
clout roahowyonhowdtilcnltitwaa
audition or the bank. With sincere.
out the instructions of my lhpevior oflcsra
i all rupeotiniiy yours,
"minim Laws sscl. "
THE Wfifo-‘lfr’I-oimcs.
'l'ho Itch“ flavor! in the field by lary
land Icy-Dino...
0on3 Cnv, lid, All; ul—J’iu Mary
land Republican state convention noali
noted the {allowing iiclat: for governor
M Sharp, tor clerk oi the coortoiappeals
Enoch B. Ahrll.
Harmer calipers. congratulated Pro-I
tratioa,
Marion stutadsmrtnlent on the brii
as the party
“or... old Frau (lot-ago.
givemmeaeyiorooviahornndprd
am
with a W dollar. it w
raundoilouaasasrsryhrhb
Min-dial.“
AW. 8 1., A” artisan
Cutout). Aug. .—-A
the Mien le Kass-sh
”Dun Stu—i has to submit to you thy
ioilowing circumstances as to the manner
in which you, Is ”than! bank examiner.
in the first
ibie were used to
both swell the trustee! the bank and Ir
"'l'heindividnsl lodgers were altered ul
least twiesevary year—about the time you
were looked for This was done one:
locum, and the methods pursued were
vaflona. Sometimeswholu panes wt ah-
straeted. Mostly (also balances were made
overdrafta wiped
out. Samaritans (also credits were posted
to so overdrawn account, s'o that your at
tattoo wouldnot he drawntotheied'r
more minutely by an overdrawn account
when you might possibly use something
"Sometimes (also checks were posted to
accounts having a large balance, sous to
reduce liabilities This, you can readily
no, required attentions sud realtcrationl
to a my large extent, because, it u check
had been posted hissiy to an account and
self in the regular course of business, you
"Now, i know that on the letters-ids
there were memoranda carried or oil
which represented the amount Mr. Lucie
This Iran replaced
atthr time of your examination by real
sometimes by means at In due bill tnllrrl
times by means 01 a certificate oi deposit Lexi
discounted were swelled!)
the introdue‘uoa or fictitious notes n-
were intended both to swell the assets and
which it was thought brat not to W you
you or anyone she to discount-W
William G. Vannmt: for controller, 1
Mulbnald; for attorney general, Geor-
‘l’he platter-pl ludaravd the acts cube;
dontilarrison III ill rigor of his adult!!!
s high co'alplimont to Ihv
usury oi his diplomnuy and denounced
the ancillary oi diver. The profile. bead
and bust of Abraham Limb. was adopted
Pauline. 0.. A113. n—la sear-Irma
Banner Sherman
Mwflirdalthspricr
silvovtothorltioolptd. lonoeouo find.”
Irrirltllswllridwbsre flflcoiugeelius
tuition ounces oi stir. equal to car
onnesolgold Pres coinage would not
Thiar-erwooidnot hens-eater
nah
Walden Demon run a Waterloo as the
a tireyesr-oid boy, will probably lose
his liie. the lives with his parents lit
the runner oi Ely avenue sod ill-charlie-
street. Ymerdayhewuplayingontbe
outside at the Danblny and Hermit
munch null started to go home
would o’clock. Mug his little ex»
mwagmaftcr him. Ilia latinvrlnn
ntohingbim {millet-nun. sad when
Intimaghttbeboywusatdymhe
tract. ”sway. lint-adjusts”
illumination“ W of the m
momma-In timbhlasibadileal
benhytbe northbound Wrath
inn-Winoni’oiat. 'i'hetmyhadsten
rihiegasllishhhsadaadtwoliaasuof
biertgilthaadwrreersslridmthtam»
pnlntioa was new. The toy ira
iabtbeuorinctmawheaitnarwtty
manual.
wan...
n» m "new. (we new
iniwiiosuooooum
Twenty-three Persons Killed
,Nur Statesviilc, N.C C.
r I I If-
one ,M-‘s if no... rte-I e
fie-tie nod v... Ill the ”any Pursue-
” W Aline! filth-II lflorin.
Boa-tor M's Boa Island.
murmur, ll. 0,, Aug ,fi—Ths most
disarm railroad accident known In the
history oi North Carolina occurred on tho
Wanton: North Carolina railroad, twr
miles west oi this place at 2 II. In Twenty
three persons have been taken Irolnthr
wreak dead or have died door nod twenty»
In on wounded. The dead are neiollown
A III“ III the ”and.
lecturer William West, flnlislmry; Fire
also Wsma i‘ry, Salisbury; mow
m "ugh K UnsterJltutcsvillo; W.
I nouuon, merchant, Greensboro; Parry
Barnett, Ash-ville; Samuel German, Ashe
ville; Charles Barnett, ’Mlmille; Jill:
M traveling “Iceman: W. J, Nishsr.
“uphill; W. E. Winslow, thcvillc:
---Davies, rumour, no unknwo our
”prim-”J. 8. Austin, Hickory; Mrs.
MlloCormich, flmwood; memu,
Hemphis. Tenn. unknown lady, ring on
Inger, innide at which to engraved "L ti.
W. to L L it. ;" no unknown colored man
In. Pool, Williamslon, drowned, 1'
Mile, New York, traveling for a piers
house, Rev. Jam M. at.“ Cluhesvilic,
TODII.’ Dick Wells, colond porter, Mill
lloore, Helena, Art.
as. l-Jnnrl.
'l'lis (allowing were Injured: ammo
Bowlou, Atlalttn, injured, but walked to
town; Conductor Speech, will “'9 I'm
ductlirllfl Clipper, bend not, nrm sud
“this sprained; ( olorrd Fierping f or For
we W. Lawson, Louisvdll- Minsk: III-1.
Pool, Willianswn, X. L, Mn it I'.
ladle, Helena, Ark . A. l- Sink and wife
ksingtou, seriondyluxllrmt ii M Hem,
Jr., “surplus. will live Fingmnn rlimo!
own, will live, Since Anditortnorgt
W. Baudsriin, paininiiy. but not doom
only; Panamanian, 0! Northampton
many, so. ot Booster 3! W Ransom,
out «I head, not dangerously.
"no Aeouoal "mu-rad.
Them Mi throttle northslde oi the
tract. Themumlies partly up the em
tantalum on the em side The am
an coach lieu on top at the second elm
ubmwmedthatsslhemginewas-ak
you in. tweatyflve to thirty allies as tour
unm.» It staid mm
“9 trad-oral spreadtigtaen Want was
pinto-ed under his cash Within
arla's mash oi hi1- were the bodtra at two
hole Ml"! Itow their III-its- gel
from the first class eonch to theeagior
will never be known
”in Paul's Ilovnisfl.
Miss inc-lien Pool held the head oi III-I
mother out oi the rum until her strength
was unsalted, when the had dropped
mad the mother wne drowned Pam ol
tho-hem nod of the first risen roach so
in tho water. Superintendent bridges wu-
not aboard. lib m was hang bullied
empty to thuvilic
"cosy-eight We! Killed.
Another report says twenty-eight were
killed The disaster Wm call-«i by the
spreading oi the rails on the Ylllllifl. but
so ”than to doubt whether the
haw-tile result of accident or Igo.
numlmmwumymn
themareoolysn hour and a bail be
fore. Mhntbmytbnlthrm)
"mummionlnpomoi
The first news or the disaster was»
aired here by Governor Holt in stoic
spar-ll here said that 'amirorut'ohoei Cameron whonotilsd
“Mum's,“ elstivvrweailirob 1 mammalllebndgonemslnlu
my, mm was
in The ram-es of ties
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Stewart, willie
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your (out sod inure [to Rollin-1.0m. 0!ch bore-and anterior-I I-Inmlny lllllimHlDll’lvm..l4 m3” “ gimme"'n‘.‘..§...§,’l'*‘1§’m:.....'{. mm 0 Qw‘i'f: P1: W ( ;I.’.‘ “at. "w rm k“ '5' N' I I335?“ ””5335," “12‘,” 3,11,13,33,, ”w” figflghgmw$m “W 1'
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gimp»! you 1240'. LAWRENCE .h” bONFEdSEO. . .-_. ... anomalous! cu . .
AVIRON, A. iii! ”bill It N.
dailies: iiah, try-tome all!“
BEN 3m 6 “LISTED '
Illuminate. irui with,
In sea Soundmgs'
. our new...
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or: Iliioinde. mum“ :1
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"We have it ’fronl good authority, the deétmst sounding We"
made in thell’aciflc “coon was about five miles. This seems
very doe , yet it is a more triflle compared to the depth of
interest which we take m placing before the public, our immense
Idol-ll of Kitchen and House-Furnishing Hoods. and as the‘ysea IS
a constant source of wouderflto evory one that looks at it. So 11180
are the many bargains- which Insulin:- from time to time to our
customers. It is n coltmlon thing in our store. to have customeré
say to us, ”Why, how is this 2' I have always been in the habit of
paying such and filli‘li a price,” and usually from 25 to 353i per
cent. more than we ask for the same article.
The elm-k We wish to will your attention in til-day, is 01d. yet
always new; clean, and lllyyaye saleable. and money invested in
it is never wanted, for that which goes to make your home more
UMBURNER. WM. 1” Wm
brid go ELK. Dc “malaria“
L00 K“ 001). l Washington fit.
one meals. deli. oysters. clams. ‘
sulrn'swnsulxo'ron ’
Wow N. meats; poultryfordhx
'l'lfl: k NASH. 5310. Main WSW
poultry, etc. Choice cuts at c p
“EBBERJ. P. I? Main M. N. Wm
Wu tiry, Iish. legetnbleteu,
w mum 1»:an r. ruin!!!
HAXDAIJJH MILL, E. N. lumber
rough or worked to order,
“SONS AND 83mm;
SEYMOL’ IR. HENRY. 123 West are. K N. .
ill tide of stone nulsnncon ‘ »,
SMITH, WihldA)! B. mWelt 8.31. 10h- ‘
hing promptly attended“). u’ 1, ,
marrow AND cum? ’
BATES, P. W. Water st. N maul-cm
fine granite and marble work. nod dealfl hi
stone work of all kinds.
MEN'S coma-rm ,
COMSTOC'K BROS. Masonic Iranian“
Main at, 53-3. Gentlcrnen‘ s furnish“
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e: *1
trillllfitl'lalllt'. is never wasted. FRANClI-iktlo. sew nun-Ill s.
\ hatr.genilcmen’s (orb-hhliinuot ' mulling.
» - - uncanny Installs. : 1
- - » m sowsxl, 1-2. or“. A
Wit "h“ 0‘“ guaranteed: the letcntustyw alwayson
_ u - KUL'OUR, r11: No. Main st. 8. N. {in nu.
oringanpceiulty. Repairing,“ '
ousefurnlshlng ............ .
col. use it. M. ammonia Wow fl
material used if desired.
Fl'i'i' ll, AGNES Miss, “Wall“. . ‘W‘
‘Oid ‘Slaten inland Dye in: ,
MUSIC 12.1ch
mane): ALEX s. 27 Men-1n III. I. 111....
organ and harmony. ‘
oils-Iron rumour um it“
new w I resort, mwnleni, no. «no
exporter"!!!
Department,
sorrgorrlt
Prices for this Week.
of Raymond. I Planters.
null dcalcm in native eye-tera-
RF. ill) a. HOPSM AN m “’ater In 8.3.5 Pies-
it re and Nbiptxre of Suntan vy‘a “Hr:
., . , , , m5 5331's.! I. ace. 12., bus 8. -
Inc-gum Appbqllv frlug. «I \alsl :1’. :l style-s. I’liuii't‘. the. o, M '
PATTERNS moons.
‘ t ' 1 I . ' r. v ' . a I ~ 1 ‘l s ’ Elbe .Chl‘.
1'“ l, .IrI .lI.-II :lmu’lng n-Ime mu- .iurlllnere, rI-duI-Iul t-v willilllo- ‘iiffil‘fbikéh‘éigfgn‘l 81$: House
‘ . ,. ~11. . , , ltr'll ~prl‘l y ' earn a VIM!“ *
mm em I or am small” M; licenneén, Somali: Lori: 1-
Hiram): Dr. Bobnnmln. {steam}: H.
um, (rlcnmi; John Tryon,(hot air);
H. Smi i.tll (etlnrni: Grace Ch larch.
and tnrmy others. ‘
PAINTS”
llIIAl) “\RD F. F. TWatersi,N.
Paint. gold and silt or signs a II
UFTERBANK GEO. “7 i “'ntcrui N.
and Sign painter, papl r hunger,eco deco
PHOTOGRAPHERS. .
50m II II. ..::-A \\ millnglofl at, s. 1?. One ‘
quality only, and that the
Pflh’SlC IANS.
mm W. In. Ollie-atrium! 47 Washington rt.
3 N. Hours9toiti,l toil?
PIANO TUNER I 32PM“-
illiSiIEi-I ". F. Inrhnallanllxnichtstsfi Ah
dealt . in plum». organs, sheet music etc.
Pl. l'l'lsfl- -(}0l.l), SH." LEAN!) 810m
#01 TI! Milt“ ALK l’lATlXG (110er
M m in till-U. I ZII-lrupbltingdone, fishing
and .I nubbmg If all kimlsofmet
"lull. ESTATE AGENTS.
l.. -\\ TON, JM' OB M. Wanhingtonsi.naxt P.0
S ..\'. Property (or salmhoueeatorcntdsecadv
\\ tMIIflVARD. E. A. No. Mailings. N wt.
mu and building lots [or
BHSTAURANI’S.
Ii .\lli:i2,i1l‘.9ilallroadPlacc,S.N. Hall
at nil lmnre. Strictly first classin everyw-
~l~ . t A few table hoardmlnlen.
l..\\'l-2' s liEl'IYl‘ i'tEs’I'AURAN’l‘. 8.x.
ll) [hr but. prices the lowest. Openail
_ SCHOOLS. , ,
mun.- .lllss lxs
bum-dill and-lily u
\lkh’. \ll'AD'h 84.8001. for drip M
helm Illlieide..\'. Springlrmom
mon'rlmxn sxn non-warm
I.\l DER'S BLOCK. 8.11, C. I.
Do} and urchin: whoa: Sela
s‘rrmis morons nzrn roirrwih ‘
xmzluul mos mwomis goxrsm'liie 1
“'aterut. S 'Jllll
812. “will? mnom AMI l... m i
int-\"i'OX JAC‘OBH. Wash
Pm fickelafilfll‘m‘ymi I
JIM runivwleluull lot of WI} ell-want line of luxury (lines
Boekctn ('zltcb- :Illsx, etc" from 1'.» up.
I'Imieedieplm m w p llll'l‘li-I \iajlim lil't‘dii and Cake plates,
cimiw {or 21.1? I IlL’li.
label 111- -.~'igll of l'uiil Fro-lull Chino Cllspdlllll'cs handsoml Iy
dcl'nraltmi only We.
Uthvr lilies of Earthen Wore “unpack-I'm; from leic up. this
week.
“enrol-arryillg the largest stud: of Dinner Baskets, Work
Basin-ts etc. , ("91' shown In South Sorw alk.
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'I'Imtil Picks at no lmx. Wullli m-
SI'rIlbbillg lil’usbreat lit' I-m-ll. mu'lh Ill'
Pinup IIiIdlI-II llt or, wunh 3w.
“is“ ,“Ilpre‘ UV, Wurlil {Ir
halt Bum-sat 2c. worth II.-
it it guilt Spiro i’mxc- -s. 1'30. worth $1.4“
wet porn-lain lino-d. In quart kvtile. lilo. worth I
Slop l’ails. decorated, at our. worth Ifw
)liik Pans. large size, llc. worth 2w
IimnlsizeSiI-u Pulls lm Imrlh lit
lig jubin \ elv ct lop \\ bisk Ill-omits. lflc cal-h
Iquzlrt Milli Pails 5v. north In. ‘ , >
I lirxllart llichpun. Inc Worth-.10 ‘ .
O——-—
Wooden-Ware.
l Bread Board, 201-. regular pm.» we, i'i- lune roux u.flWuhingtnnnt.fl1§mnl:t,
| Kliifi‘ BOX. 33“.. r., '390 brll h, ilmememcuhhalr ' 10"};
Mourns. roux ll. an int 1‘1le 3
I Shoe Brush, 20c, “ L'm‘ $33328.“ MIG”. urn . . .
v I r I; . . “ulna.”
' lbw“! Bmth— W"- UI K'I-I'TI I‘ll“, thongs amalgam-Ilium.
l "it , {It *- o9. Ill-rowan” w r u.
.. ‘i ' liourd l (' ‘ ‘ munuu .w. nwmhim I.
l IoWI-l Ital-ll. no. " HI- neuron. ~~ .---
. . , .. . . Ilmlmxmms our. Iorarinue
1 Dust Brush, Jul, 3sz mum-Imam: ’ WNWHJ-EW
won-mum
JIZSSINII. J. D. .ilorao B.
llcncedilnlrt. No?” omn- M w '
thldll'l’l.“ 6K0. SING lHall st. ll.~ ll. m
RAYE‘lD.
TIN-WARE.
I Disbd’nn. best 'l’iu, zinc. regular price line.
I Tea Pot, 291'. “ :7o
I (lotion Pet. 27.», " rifle
1 Quart Fail, to. “ me
1 Large Dipper. 5w. “ Ill-
map, 31-. .. he
I bust Pen. 7c. “ In: . 3 .
1 Dinner Poll, lite, .. 22w " ' moire»
I Milk ran. Etc, .. I~..- ”Ens In}? 1!
i m Pan. tic, T'_ lib? slum their “
will» w Ito. ‘r In»
CROCKERY.
I large thickiugilom Tea Pot, 29c. regular price.‘ . ‘I‘I-
WWW
Gentleman, we would call your attention to the fact that we
Ire ovomtockai on one line of extra line quality of shoe brushes,
but lIristIss, sod weitrrortil 75:3,mi1; to close ”9". out we one:
titanstioceach.
n
Agate iron Ware Reduced In per cent.
Banned Tm. no sett. worth one.
Wash Bowl and Basin. one. worth 900.
Stop Jars, 90c col-h. worth 81.25.
No. 1‘ Wash Boiler. 790. worth ".00.
l (lions Fruit Dish Im- 1120
Dinner Plates tie “ on
Pudding Dish ml- “ 22l-
'i'ea Plum tic “ He
llIIWIII be. “ ‘ 7c
Plotter 7e ' "‘ toe
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