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acorn rennin A cut or 5.431
racism-tars. '
risen-nuns» appointed lohavea
adieu, ofthecityol 50'..ch
walhocufintinxof Cwncilmsnhiebon
J.0raw, George Inokwood audJoscph
aquunoetlratthework has
takcuiu thcmoetearefulaud painstak-
ing, . in W. 1‘. Raymond and
“WWW, who were engaged
-. 5.21.37
boar
, 1 .anditisunquratiouably
'“ 5f ,;» Vieonatcvcmade. The
not boot inhabitsntsisii.431.the
numbered males being 2.715: {Willem
a, fisjinnnulnberlflb.
album rqiorter examined the
morning andfrorn it
there arelmpeoplenamed
Brnithinthecity. Igwis0.Wilnouhas
. 9“. the" Icitinsn.
2 his ‘ ‘hfiilg,nitpty-ttro. mm
married '~iathecityillr.and
mien Jared termini:
m-WM richly. 1“"- They 3'0
tollowcdby Kr. and )frsJohn Incubus,
agcdeighty—fivc and seventy-six. Other
old Ware lira. Mary Hayes, eighty-
eight years; In. Rebeca Seymour.
eighty-six years; His. Lilian G. Havi-
land, eighty-four. and lorenao 1). Olm-
. mu, eightyothree.
M and lla- ncytpcnd Their flown
of Recreation.
Kr. and Mrs. Joseph Delaney, who
were married last Sunday evening. arriv-
, ed homefroiu their honeymoon trip yes-
terday afternoon.
Uh Carter. of West avmne, has gone
to the Berkshire hiiln for two weeks.
Wayte A. Raymond and family ntnrt-
‘ odouaneatendedtrip to mung—
In and other places yesterday.
I'- In'llie Farrell, of Elmo-00d Place,
has returned to Providence. R. 1., where
she is engaged as school teneher. '
Ill. William H. Olmstead, of Union
Park. iaa guest of her brother in Wilton.
Ira. F. E. Skeels, of Danhury, who
has benthe gneatofher mother, Mrs.
G. W. llcrritt, Iconard stmet, returned
homeyeatcrday.
Mrs. Ann Rogers, of ilmnfonl. is the
guest of Mrs. P. W. Rites, of Wall
attach
Hi. Amelia E. Voight, of New York
city, who has been rioting Ilia; Mum»:
Hounecker, of the borough, the pun
week. returnodlhomc yesterday. .
‘ lira. (2. B. liallock, of Bay View
avenue, returned yesteniay from a visit
with friendsnear Patchogue. L l.
. Landlord .I’ower’n family is in New
York fern few days.
Frank T. Byxbee, the restauratner.
will statute-mow for Onwogo, Ionic-o
and New Haven. New York stair.
than he will spend some time.
CI“ “30” John Gorniloy.arcomp-
anicdby hit wile, went to Yonkers this
almanac trained the wedding of her
Win 'ayoung lady ofthnt place.
Wt Payne. of the Dan—
,bury . ... kdivlnlcnofthe llottsao
teem: _ . was in thin city today.
“any; Wheels. of nun m,
Nuwnlk. attuned today from a week’s
" Ill. ,, lLBaymoundanddanghtor.
who W lanai guests of Willinrn Ray»
around,“ lfwth avcnuc, started yentcr-
”W” in Ogden City. Utah.
lieu-tow: w-rnsnmu-oabynn.
walkinxuptbenaulmryaud
Norwalk railroad hackat eleven o‘clock
Maynard-«discovered that the
roar of the taupcrary ched- over the
Wand aural: Horn-all: mantle
Light Granny‘s wurkn worn on lire
my menu“ Mmyimw‘m.
:mrihd‘ulhshl'fiafil .
WM lira flan-ca menunofu
tar lfl‘tfi‘wldiflhdhdu
f‘W‘hélt' ‘2 um
ta MIMI-a.
? .1»me
’that he will go into lamina; for himself;
Emfifinwn
nmmnmrmn
~ "“7 our ., carbonate
What in lining on My Inrwnlk'ntinncr
, by Hakim-durum
lintlrer a Grumman will commence
workiuafewdaynonn new building»
rccauilw yburcal. M die that lhnnior‘o
was burned the was owned by
to. none. but an. Grumman has slum
mrclnascd it half instant in it.‘ 'l'ho‘
building will probably betwo sharia high
undthers is some talk of building it of
iron.
Frank Finch was arrested for assault
and breach of the peace, not for drunk-
enness and disorderly conduct. an we in-
advertently stated Tuesday. lie is an
old veteran and the ‘ authorities will on-
deavor toget him into the Soidion’ Boole
when his time expires. '
Mr. and-Mrs. Fred Lindgren, of south
Norwnik, visited at the residence of Jun-
tioc Koch yesterday uftcmoon.
Theophile Euphrnt has purchased the
attic of the late James I]. Ridalock and
engaged James Stevens to rebuild the
foundation. which was knocked down
by the fire which dmtroyed the building.
Mr. Euphrnt proposes erecting a hotel
of wood, three curries high, with a bar
andbiiiiurdroomnndnstoreonthefirst
floor and ten moms up stain).
(Turntable Kceler has at last arrived
safely in ltidgelield. lie borrowed Bull‘s
dominoes to practice with during his
stay there.
Patrick l-‘iannignn'n three—yenr—oid
daughter died inst Friday. The funeral
was held Saturday.
Thomas Eugor is unlit-ring from n can-
cor and smdil hopes are entertained of
his unwary ,
large and valuable mastili‘ dog _
Charles [)inguo is building on hurricane
cinlern near his residence in Norolon. ll
The pastor and threcdeiogntm from the
Baptist church attended the convention
in Boston ytoteniny.
The ladies of St. Luke‘s church held a
very smrcessful fair last evening, and a
great variety of useful and ornamental
articles were dorm-d of. Refreshments
were served. ‘
Rev. 3. J. Austin has started on a
three weeks‘ vacation
Buwnyton.
G. W. Bryan and wife spent yesterday
with frierida in Btrutford.
Tho Baptist chun-h in nearly complet-
ed. and the mun-is will be put down
next Week. Neat Sunday they will unite
with the Methodist people and hold a
union service in the if. E. church.
llelm L‘liommedieu has left the m-
ploy of C. L. Ogden. nod it in l't'wl’lt’il
The «no of Alphonso Dibble vs. Jam
E. Stevens, Charles Brundugo and Ed-
ward l-‘. kilo, which was heard before
Justice lure" Tumday morning. and
reported in Tn: Barnum, war some-f
what mirlrndingl ltwan arrnuged by
the «tunnel of both parties not to go into
the detail» of the case, but to how judg-
ment rendered so that it could be carried
tonhigher court. The decision of the
higher court will alaoalurw whohan a
title tothe MW involved. the town
of Norwalk or Mr. Dibble.
A Section fora-an Severely Injured.
Benjamin Trembiy, of Winnlpuuk,
foreman of Section No. 25 of the Danlmry
and Norwalk division of the Ilousntonic
railroad, was trimming down a guard
rail yenterday morning, where the new
spur track in being put in at Wilton.
when a piece of iron new from the roll.
cutting a deep such in his left leg about
the knee. llo bound up tho wound and
«rational at but work, but lute-r was
obliged to stop work.as hiastrenxih gave
not. lie war taken home on the noon
train. where a phyuioiuu gave the injured
member W care. Thowouud inn
very severe (lit! and llr. Tremhly will
have to remain in bed asrerul dayn.
“a mu; w» ram.
,. _~ .,. 2. c -. --v = m..-
lili- Hlln Mechanical annul-
worm friends J her, home onillln
strlici. hat amidst, giving anpidcr
web my. "lawman“: vocal
rundown; indulged in and small ru-
joyed. A edition was also ed.
Among thoac preaaut were the Ila-ca
invinn Chumnr. Edith (tomb. Eadie
Humidity Jenniugt. Hattie and Ella
limits”. and levers. inward Brush.
limit Vail. Victor and Willis helleck.
«lama Fountain. Edward Chnunarund
Thorn-am.
the at M l'lro llllc Iivnr.
AHMharn owned bwaucilmnu
Wharton-immunisation tltcrsd
mill at Hiddlu live Ills River. war
hrnsdtuthenoundnbontllflo‘ulock
thin morning. The ion in nhoutflflt,
with an Minced tron. The barn
nmududthmwnucthiuglnlt
hatch-yen“. ‘l'hhlr’thothh'dhara
iatlntasigilholhuedowardbylirdnck-
wood and hnfathar.w.lt.lmawocd.
tltathuht‘hunsd.
, munfluMaflu m.
runner-m, otYunkmfcmcriy of
r
one man,
w in South amt
Surname reu-ntiy stole P. F. Kelly's
01m I08 WI
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AI’TBBNMN 01’ HAIR SPORT.
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n... Him worm ".1: "
about twenty-five ladies and gentlemen,
allot whom were wall mounted. The
East Norwnlk, underthc railroad bridge.
to Snugatuck. around Dr. Eno‘s resi-
dence. down through the Marvin prop-
arty to Inngdon's bench. wherc‘the pur-
short time,
Dixon, Mrs. PM Baxter, Plot. R. .l.
Stephenson, Will Olsen, Dr. Bohemian.
lander.
The two lust named were thrown from
their homes during the
neither was injured.
mounts a.- m. sonnets.
a
Mlltlon of .80.018.l0.
0cm furniture. Dunbar! rod New
plant: and pmpects of the firm.
, Vnwul MWu-ld flavor Murry.
Thirty yearn ago and more fifty ladies
vowed that they would never marry.
Each member paid $5 on admission.
the principal ltaelf was to go to the mem-
ber who retrained unmaniad thallium“.
have married. and no the storm: of sixty
night they had their annual dinner.
Mill-02:0! the Math—ills latch.
mulch of the (f. it". are as follow»:
Entrance free.
minted or amounted prior to August
tlgttc uniform.
2222.2
MI .
l’n‘nitlon.
room Round-Jam at each din
. dominion
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An Injunction Initial.
thaw
2mmeuamtinam,
fine mtwo aim- ‘
limalkWhtrl cluh‘apccl 7
”him:
W it. .v 1.9 1M
' H.
l.
”a
.. 7, ”initiated
: brfi‘lfi
loci]. EQUESTRIANS out as
mammalian-d bacon-tan ling-h
about is Withti’lc'dafibw '2':
“Equestrian of the city, and her-
ough enjoyed some great sport yester-
day afternoon. the occasion being their
flmdraghunt. The party oonsintedof
start from the Green was witrmed by a;
large number of people. The course
was over the Strawberry Hill road to
ty broke up. Thelloundswhen let loose.
refused to follow the scent and wereof
no use. About onehai! of the party
took the jump, the other half keepv
logic the road. The hunt was a suc-
cessful one, and another will beheld in a
Among thwe who took part in the
hunt were noticed Miss Marvin, Misc
Sully Betti, Miss Agnes Gibbs, Misc
Taylor. Mrs. H. C. Bissell, him. it. I.
W. Perry, ll. “onion"l’rowitt, Bert
and Howard Mountain. liumld and Fred
Parsons, Ben Andrews and George
hunt, but
no" 'l'nhnl Aunt: I73.573.0l. Ilth ll.-
‘l'he schedule of liabilities and enacts of
Niobola& Maul. which will interest the
trade in South Nor-walk. has been tiled
with Judge John R. Booth of the in-
ing, and it is believed they will he
brought to a successful culmination.
There will probably be unwilling ‘06}
he known in a day or two about the
of the First church of Milford formed a
society of old maids. every one of whom
the interest on the principal thus raised
to be exported in annual dinner, while
In the three dccadnt which have nuc-
cccded all but fifteen of the original fifty
winters have whitened the hnirof the
faithful. it looksaitif they would «tick.
lilonqnnttiou who will outlive oil the
otlma and receive the reward, which
now amounts to nearly “.000. Lani
The condition: for the region-Mai rifle
Teams of twelve with m
threerrcervesmach man to hen men»
bcrof the Connecticut National Guard.
1, iii]. Allmembera to appear in in-
wlthout aide anus.
Bide, any tanned by the attic; trlncr
mum-r
mmdmm.wmu
lance: two righting chut- atlilllynrda.
llulerofthoNathruallllilunncintlontc
Thclnjuuctlouohialnedhythcborough
offitamford againstthehtamfordhirnst
liailwayciaupauyforthc dinoluticuof
whichnmotionwanmadebyiladctcnda
but and which was heard by Judge
’l‘llnyerlnttllouday,warhyhlm aoihr
nudlhedrnto permit tits'i' rail tube
hidlnnecordnucawlthllwrcnrlulhncf
pudahouttwoyamam
Belgian block pavement lilo be m;
Winch-combiner“ each rail.-
hctwcsnihtinaldnrcwacffldaiupave-
air-twill be laid cobble- rad meta
cobblspawurmtwofert auntie cash
tall.
mutt-.5”
1‘.liyaaa,ratrid'ihirty-dgh' Harlan-
acct.” Ellcdnclldaitdlfiy}
Min-2c. 0.110de mill
.rme
w: u. win-r. . *
want. it.» _
mmm " u‘nrtwur-i.r.2"~ ‘
nanotnaucnnnmau.
m ‘ u “m
l “finite!
l,‘ .»._.
railroad.
Over all thottnaud mu and woman
I‘m tharcmnlnn laat evening an they
lay in the old homestead. All clawe- came
topayaluttrlbutc oi mpecttotbndln»
anguished citiaso.
‘ HIV? Nona. ‘ but. flay-Irma”
C'levnland arrived at his town home.”
ladlaoa avenue, from Bumrd'a Bay on
Today morning. Since his return totllc
It! lfr. Cleveland hu addendum an
a't'tfick of rhehtil'mailam. Bklndiapuaitm
M on prcaoru- today at
fnaaralofhlltrlwadfrldehclnMOun-
mm» William L'. Scott.
.VOUNG NOEL BOEB FREI.
no la-nnn Boner-Pa lrrla; hon Pnr~
dolled by tho front-inni-
Wsnnraoros, Sept. alt—The president
has pardon-d lichen Sinai. non of General
l'rnna Slant, who was trounced on March
ll, 189. to nix yrara' lmpriaofimaifiufor
lorxla pension cartlhcnru. r cg
health.“ the firm; who in now confined
in the King}; county penitentiary, o’er the
ground for the pardon.
The news of young Slgol'a pardon wan
no nurprlaag'aait was huowu'tbat' a very
bimonthly-tuned petition for it was neat
totbepresidmtaomnruonthnanmnud
thnt it had barn favorably considered.
The friauda of the young man's hrava
father left nothing undone tumor-bin
rule-n lthuot behaved thntmnz
Staci will live long. General Sisaldcclinca
to speak about the matter.
A Woman's Tragic llnatll.
'l'orrrsvrua, s. 1., Sept. iii—Mr: Catli-
arine Her 'll and her hnnbund left their
home for vs to Bellini cemetery. lira.
llerrillremaincd in the huggywhile bar
husband visited the grave of a friend. The
horaeran away. throwing lira lianill ant
on bar band. killing her instantly.
lava Biotin; in China.
bury probate court. as follows; an: Futurism, Sept. his—The steam.
. mm Impre- of China, which has arrived at
Machinery and toolsw... ......$l0,€[li3
Vancouver, brin news of riot- nt chnng
Sept. I nudh rf. mission and ali‘forckn
\'orr...:.... we“ PW"! MN band. but hour-Inn
Nachnndlncnndsuwllcn.....,.. ..=l.flllm lent. Admiral Balkanp lumediatclyaonn
Cnahlnbnnknndonhand .......... turns mehm
Burkarmuuta...... . . .. mu) ------———-
Book monnlsrdouhtful. some» mom Garrett “'01 '0" Delay.
_——- Tallinn,” u-Counnel for Robert
Tmul....... .. ...t'::,mui Garretthnaiilcdplcndlupqucntioniugthc
uamurru. right of William E Jewctt. the plaintifl
may...» , ,. ......‘_._..t|:.rmn in the 5,000,000 suit againnt Garrett. to
"nail. A. Nichol-t . . V .. :IlJlllll) bring such suit tua new Jersey court on
Bank til-count» ...... .. .. , assume the around that Jewett does not reside in
[Bulk account. "at Sworn hi'f‘g (‘on lfififll x" J°W~
blmr.......,.........,.,. 'iffllf I III. ”Infirmary n l'nivvrmlhi Now.
Crscrxxnr Sept. L’lullct'. Howard
Total.,., . .. .WJl'iillll '
Negotiations foru settlement are pend- MacQuanry. “a" “'Wm'd‘m ”I l’m'w'
ban formally withdrnwu from the Protes-
tnnthlplncopnl church. lie hit-become u
"Uulrsrnalin, and leaves at once tuneu-
lnaw. KB" when its takes charge of ,a
church. w
I“ Line!“ by til Drlgza Cur.
Raw Your.Snpt. ale—m tall term of
the Union Theological acmhtary began
yentcrday. Thu were about thirty-firs
new student- prcaant. Secretary Kluge-
ley anld ha thouht the Brim- we would
not client the attendance in the least.
Island by a lurid" Vina.
Bur-incur, Sept. 3i.-Ncurly all the
silver and plated ware in the dining mums
ofthn Imperial hotel warn ndard by the
sbcrtd under a writ oi replrrln cued out
bythn Maiden Britannia company. The
articles were appraised nt 81.311.
0-. Drown-d. tln (lilac lav-d.
Alto N. 1, Sept. “—40“ [legato
wandruwa by the «pairing of a sailboat
in which be audit. Andcrlou alien
to cross Hereford inlet. Auderaon c an;
tothnbotac-oithohoat turnover-l hours
and wan plckcd up.
Aunt Donation Bold.
Tannin. lid.” “MA. ii Donald-
coumumal at in weatevn i’cnnnyl—
vaula of the Life insurance oom-
y. who is loud for kldna but ll. A.
I. has held in ti. ball for
Dr. law at llanih'a "our.
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louver. “tattle in In mural“
forum his «lanthaqutctlouofafow
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Intel's. called In—npirltanllntlo lan-
lhnintlnnn lav Lacuna-ant Only.
Saul, In... 3'» u—Two important
u
will, on that ubb‘upunr
. WW‘I‘Waflahufll‘
clowdndoourtronm would be a vsrycon-
narrative statement. it wan also evident
thatllr. Saar-lat, whcwaaoathantand all
day, was diaconcsrtnd and depressed.
‘ Saarin- nn tho M
Frantic baginulngto the and of the
cog-ion he was aubjcctnd to n merciless lot
of cantons. Mr. Scarlcn’ oonnasl, Colonel
‘ Solomon Hooch, began proceedings by
asking that the moat important part of
the marriage contract. the annulment. be
nndtotbroonrt. lie-aid that had been
omitted Ir. Bur-lay than readlt and u
appenradtnnt tho the contract wu au-
uulled by mutual eon-nut on July 10,1583,
in than a yurnflcr its signature. but on
runs date as the emotion oi the will
now in dlaputc. ~
Their Wodding Journey.
Mr. Scarin- resumed the oatand and was
questioned about his wedding trip. He
told honed his wife went to Europe Nov.
El. 1m on a wedding tour. Previous to
starting on the wedding tour Sim Scarle-
vecured the feeds. about 0100.000. The
trip wan for all months nod included wit-
nern lib wife, a lady'a lilald,‘ Martha Ep-
sl‘nz. and Rev. Dr. Cinpp. his wife and
HM, 2m‘l‘fll mlriay sprung
the nun- of Spiritualist Dr. Slade and
c , Sub? noto- upon the witp
up. nah-d , W0. queuin—
nuclei“ mcuhhhfhflnaw '
“Io. said tha ‘witnean, "it did not
mast any clairvoyant on our trip her
after our trip. our 4;: we ulna; all».
lolly on that 2 . later t in he
call-d ‘t r S‘M. Isl-tint. i
don't be pretends skill in curing
disco. 1 met him at Great Barrington,
where he made a social call."
I'lrlinnllailc Mnnihntutlonn.
“Do you recollect any nplrituallnt nib
ting: by Mr. Belles or his wife, or both of
them!"
“So, air. I do not. There was a sugges-
tion. 1 recollect, by some one of trying to
tip the tabla ldon't recollect at whose
suggestion. it was tried .1 few times an a
matter of amusement only.
Innrina' Allnpd acne-Ina.
The counsel for the (ii-inherited son then
their energies to showing that
me Mar-the widow of Mark Hopkins
maul-l the decorator of hr houaa ho was
Introducing to her two New York lawyers,
who are executors of her will. Thom-n ii
Stillman and Thomas ll. Hubbard. when.
billion it was to secure trom her a
powrr of attorney giving them control at
heryaat mates and that thin authority
waauasdwhlluhcwan lyingon her death-
bed and within forty-eight heart of her
death to dispose oi her property. aotbnt
than would ba no possibility oi conveying
it to her son.
Tho ennui-orally Alblr.
Mr. Hurley naked: "Do you claim any
title to any property of Mrs. liopklun aa-
crpt undnr the will now before the court
for probate?"
\l'itnus replied: "i suppose my lntomt
lo the copartuenhlp would autcdute the
will. Altar my marriage to Mn. Hopkins
several tracts of innda were trnucierrcd to
tilt by my wife. *The property included
the attain and palace In Great Harrington
aadtiro llopklna mention and land in San
Marl-cu" Witness sold tbut be under-
stood that the marriage contract can hint
the property annual. as well an other valu~
able intercom The summation of a mar-
Ilr contract was made by Mrs. lionklna
ha details of the snark». Stillman and
Hubbard copartusrnhlp proved a vary in-
lIIati feature. especially when it was
nlud by auric- that be bid tha bau-
p . The annual the reporter»
ahlpwura to b- dlrldnd no that Mr. and
lira Scarlet rec-ind Inch G pd each.
and Stillman and Hubbard cash I
not. it was estimated that the but two
llwnld my your receive WW each.
Indihoothartwoflmsaeh. Whenever
then-rota did not n‘r'uogum I; area
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It‘ll laid run-mm travel-nor Janna
Vin not line.
In You. Brut “-“Tll' Prwn an
m Edward [Juneau-will not.“ in
Ildlawall infumudcirciar.ba a «rule
“interwar-or thh‘fall. Though ma
Ma Incl-limb d m I it:
I” l I ‘l .
"N“ "we... rum-loss ”‘lflmll‘fi'lllly-
Among the p on anguoaml in that the
lhnleuant governor shall, if nominated,
decline, and later in the campaign take
the nturnp against Flower and his col-
lcnaucn
(lint. var-us Ilorrlch. ,
Alum, Sept. 1'1le“: Third Judicial
' district llemocrctlc convention here
adjourned
without looking a nomination
.to Oct. 8.
mature oi Br. Carly Herrick, who is a
candidate for the nomination for supreme
court jud , and the nomination of Judge
Clots, n 1 ill mun. The governor had dclc
Baton enough to force the nominstion und
urged that It be done. but Chairman Mur-
phy law the bitterness of the fscllngln the
county and declined to take the stop until
ha had had time to feel bin way.
Allianc- bin, bat Del-min.
Arux'rs, Sept. u—The Georgia legln»
lnturn has refused by a vote aim to iii to
lndorae the much mooted Ocala resolution
as lIdDhiOil by the Alliance and demand-d
by them of the next mngress This action
indicates clearly that the Allison: melt at
the legislature, who are in the majority,
are not in sympathy with any measure
that in directly opposite to their viewu on
Democratic members
In Joint Debates in flannel-bucolic.
Bonros. Sept. dis-The ltcpublicun cam-
paign committee bus declined the invita-
tion of the Democratic state committee to
ioinin arranging for u series of debaten
between the gubernatorial candidate. of
the two parties
lirhlgnport'n Police Fight.
'BIHDGIPNIT, Conn, Sept. lit—JIM po-
lice department is m a state of :iomorul—
iaation. Cnptniu Pinker-nun. who has
been ordered to take command of the force,
was ejected from the chief's chair by Chic!
Rylanda The wmmon wuncii recently
abolished the 0mm of chm of police. but
Rylauds will not burn-odor thuollice. l'n—
trolninn have been ordered uy um: oi the
police board not to our} ltyiunlla. Excite
men: in high, but thus m no Violence has
been adored “gallant the old chief.
Editor Wattcraon'a Father Dying.
immune, Sept. 2i.~-llur\'oy \l'urter~
Ion. the venerable fuzxmr oi the editor of
The Couricerournnl, is lying at the point
oddantb in this city. lie is the sole cur‘
vivor of the ‘rWt‘flly-alxlil ("Gingham and
dial-ill of the clone perwnul friends of
General Jackson, who nus hie guillotine:
During the days of het'iiuuul conflict he
was a strong advocate of the Union.
President illar'n s‘hn-ud More.
SANASIUSIU,,1'9I., Sept. ‘ll-A large
quantity of live clock in Ming rushed
through lll'fl‘ fur Munro belon- tbe Lew
Mexican tunll goes-Auto “petition Nor, l.
The new mull practically burn out Ann-ri-
can manta. it is con-minted a shrewd mow
of l’mltluill Dru; r... give the Mexican
reciprocity c emrnim‘rou \‘nulstuv ground in
lladcnliugn with the United mute;
A Chin-nun .liicmptn Sutt- tin.
l‘mmnztruu, 5ch tub—in lie, at cm-
aarnanuured forty. utthitlplul ~mcid¢ by
cutting hi.» lhl‘mit nub a ruler at his
laundry. lie u’iildir. This in mid coin
tho that run- of u L’mmuuun xttmupling m
and hill Mc m lhl‘ l‘vrlllllr)’ law llo hurl
been very Ilmmllchnly lb‘a'nlln: my (mum
not get hi» Wu: hue. and met nimble to
no to her in L‘umu,
Rowan-u "in \l‘ll- lint at Warrant.
Jlillsh‘l' l'l ll. Sow. ‘.‘l, .lnlm Smnmdl-r,
wlorty-mtruyn‘ \r , o rmruin, ‘.'l luv-um
avenue. bud ll‘t’ll on Al drinking apt-ii [m
notnn dnyh. and his Wife «mun-d u warrant
for bill tin-mt. When -!u- told him that 1.2:
mutt go to the police court be hanged
hlnicil with a plow of old rope.
“hauler O'Brlnn'a Imynl Wild».
Cnsrunmoa. new. ill—nu. J. U‘itrim.
tho defauitmu trounrer of the Catholic
Kllxhlnol Ami-tint. in in tho melody ul
thal'hleiity Snrvtycompnny limil‘llrwn
is willing to give her lnht-rnunce m the
llqllldalion of but husband's «honour.
MAW...” .WN .
Ibo Amm the (Jo-viable.
Kat'IIIBM‘h. N. .l., Sept ‘Jl-«llvrtha
, who in union a tu rm m Ilergt'n
county jail. km made no am. mo Mon before
Jnatlcc 'l‘holnun ll. l'nmnnu that ('on‘
liable Henry 1. llnrluu l‘t rcenmaibla for
9" her condition. lit:- demo» the chorus
Ila-Ind ”inn-elf in tile trait.
Raw hwmwwu. h’. J.. Writ. ill—A
nna nmntul‘lu- new _ llrtttim m tori be
minor hdll"‘rtltsnhl”up§u ,i to police
lid. hultllllq
no.2 22.22 .22 .222. 2.... ,
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I“ m‘mmlfilfiyxwi: “ll“ ‘22 2 . W
Oar-an catholics and Temper-l Power.
”Wham. ‘3ch ll. MT: “armor: antho-|
team a caution re am a
platform in which it declares for 22mm.
[dual power of the pope in llama and dc-
lahdi right to use the llurman
“barium.
'i'n lot Ila Johnna mm nthtac.
“can! lilac. iii-pt. litre-Tho stains oft
Jam llnvln will hr him-ml u. mum
in the vaulted chamber of the Collateral:
nonumt on Tuned-y or Wuhan"
call and unveiled about Oct. 1:
law Wallace's lather ran in.
him. It rcpt. u~llrnrhnahla
wmmm of (transition Wal-
loon, hlyiuacrltlcallyill hm. While-l»
‘livntu alternated-13M thr mono:
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“Wu. Pt. Mn-
wmmus infirm
larch; itblarnitnaithafllluiy
w" 'l‘ha “nation war one of th-
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The old question ever return-
ing, and not to bennswered with-
out due consideration. The best
way to solve it is to come to our
store and take time enough to
look through the various lines of
DRESS MATERIAL
we. have in stock. One thing
that will please is the variety of
our assortment. The patterns
are extra nice. They are
Stylish and New,
and when we get to prices we
can't be beat.
3'; inch Cushnu-rc. all colors
and black, 2i cents.
35 inch Serge, all colors and
blackfilll cents.
«l2 inch Serge. all colors and
black. 4!! cents.
“’2: how just received our
Mew Stock of Velvels.
in all the popular shades, at
98 Cents Per Yard.
Don't forget Wu have a full
lino of
,Fnster’s Kid Gloves,
in block and colors.
(in December 20 we will
PRESENT!
to the person who returns the
ruupous mph-mulling the largest
amount purchnsmi. the olognut
BEDROOM SUIT,
on exhibited in our store. The
sewing machine and piano were
we have scimted smoothing for
individuals to try for.
The coupons are now ready,
so he tulle dud Wot thorn ouch
limo ‘ you“ ’ unlike “a pinhole he
yourchnucos of 912mm: mammal
with your neighbors.
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and refinishing of all {new '
REAL ESTATE Am”.
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S..\'. Property for “lubricate“?
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rent and building 1 .1213 " .
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boarding anddaylchonl.‘ ‘
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LAL'DER’S BLOCK. 8. it. c.-
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