.. at the bottom.
‘ I“ _ faultless suit and at the .
IIIJ igood candidates, they’ll redeem every pledge that is made in their '»'*' J {J 1
:IS behalf. Equally strong candidates are our Fall Ovei‘COats. "
J , ‘Was' Bonianger’s Parting
‘ Cry to France.
J JW sass-p1 as 111-1: U” the
, m Austria's Imp-tor Was
W Only by the Premature Ex-
“. 1 the Bombs Under the Bridge.
» moms. Oct. a—Mm Rochefort,
Dalame 11111110an and Csstelsin have
arms at the late rsfllence of the 11.19
mailbag". The outer casing of
NbJMltlnwhich the body rests is, by
lbIml'lm desire. an exact replica
d that 91 Mme de Bonnemaln At a pri-
VI“ meeting of Boulanger’s friends his
J 'plilltloaltestamaut was read, as follows:
Illa Political 'l’estanent.
Mmfollowerasodevotcdandso
willbeu‘tncnosngorfordisspmr
" humatdsmowsogroatthstsif
wail-WWW.
”Ibo Lula. New Deficit Alter.”
brawn-amps". All my iifelhsve dononty
.aadnothingbutmy duty.
“lbw-hamstomysolfibnt his
“to my pro-critters. to those who have
”hundsbyslaoldier by theyudgmont
ldosire
«swarm to recall the
Mmyatimal have oneredtoconsti
Many-It a prhoner if they would accord me
sol-anion Judson The holders of power in
Mint. always refused this request. and
has so acquittsl was made tumble
‘ hm» Ml Viva Bepnbllquol"
life I have but one regret, and
‘33 have not died on the field of battle
tormy country That country will at
”Whitman! its children. at the moment
otreturatnginto nothingnsss. to recall himself
Gotham-icy of all lovers of the ”patritt.“
Viva Francs! Vive Bopublhine! Done and
“mmmm the eveofthednyol
may death. Enxas‘r Boouaoan.
n. Able-pt to Kill Austria’s Emperor.
Yuan, Oct. ie'l‘he commission of in'
talativeto the bombs found at the
the! railroad bridge shortly before
the arrival of the
train containing
Emperor Francis
Joseph has dis-
covered that thir-
teen bombs were
deposited t h e r e
- with the apparent
‘, object of dost roy-
lng the imperial
train. The fuse
acted before the
imperial train
passed over the
bridge. The explo-
sion destroyed the
mry work above the tunnel and dis-
turbed the roadbed. The bridge structure
ball. however, was not harmed. A large
force of workmen was speedily procumd
and the roadbad was promptly repaired
at! the train pound the point where the
hsdoccurred without its august
or any of his party being aware
d whathsd occurred.
he Mon caused in very great, and
the psople of Vienna are preparing sgrsnd
Waco! loyalty for the ksiser’s
Idem.
mucus JNII’B.
liberals at Keven-tie.
m Oct. 1~The formal opening
dfia [rant National Liberal Federation
oeeurrad bars. The platform in-
F plank to abolish the law of entail
“abuse at lords. Mr. John Morley
II Inland bad vindicated the confidence
'35:?" work with
Gladstone arrived he received
.Mthawaatherwss cold Mr. Glad-
”who was in an open carriage. re-
witb head uncovered, bowing and
to the cheering multitude. The
closed in behind the carriages and
to procession. giving the police
trouble.
AM“ learned In ”all.
Ham Oat: Ampirseybsa been
1 , dtbs atBarcelloua to snlrprise :11:
"I prison. literals oi the ,1)
than“ proclaim a republic A
otbsincsttbahsadof the
wrapthesryandminnkesp.
flail-‘1
lbs Ion Deal-m Not.
In line. Beunernsln dlad aha left to
amass traces. lie therefore
dsbtsorpasnnlsrydiilkoliies
1111111111 Justin's 111.0111: 1111.1. m
NATIONAL “Will-
AtllowYork~ 51.3
ll'ewYork ..... 0 ii i 2 I I I
Brooklyn ...... 0 0 l 2 +6.6 5
1’1!th ...... ti 0 4
A: Chicago—— I. ll.
Chitnm........0 i) I) 0 0100 07412
Cindnnaii.....2 0 l) (I 0 2 0 2 iF-t'i 8
Batteries: Hutchinson and Schriver.‘ Mullah
andllnrriupton.
AMERICAN ambition.
At Boston» 11. 11.1.
Baton.........8 D I) 0 0 D 0 0 0—»: T
Washington...000100000—l 0J5
Batteries: Bummer: and lurpby. Career and
lcfiuire.
AtBnltinxore— 11.11.:
Baltimore. .............. 002111—1101
Athletic ...... ‘ ........... 6 3 o it I 0415119 :1
Batteries: Madden and Robinson. Chamber-
lain and Mlllignn. 61111113121101! on amount of
darkness.
BOSTON EETS THE FLAG.
n. Blue for the Natlounl League l'an-
rtanl Praetleally Over.
Bosron, Oct. 2—The race for the cham-
pionship of thoNotional league practically
came to an end yesterday, and on the face
of the returns the Bostons are the victors.
The only way in which they could be bent-
an would be through the throwing out oi
some of the double games won by Boston.
and as the managers of the latter team
secured the consent of two-thirds of the
League clubs, there is not the rcmoteai poo
sibility of any games being thrown out.
Therefore Captain Nash and his skillful
players will hoist the pennant in Boston
next spring.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
The adhesion of the Australasian colonies
totln Universal postal union, which has
been for years anxiously sour t by the
commercial nations of the worm. became
operative 0111.1.
There is u post of dam overrunning .\fid-
dleton, 0111111., and much nnuoy once has
been caused.
Abram Turtle, eightytwo, a pioneer in
the anti-slavery movement, died at Bris—
tol, Conn.
Superintendent William Murray has re
turned to his duties at police headquarters
in New York.
The game law is oil in Connecticut. and
hunting has; begun. There is an unusual
abundance of game.
lle leoled Prince George.
Mournmuici. a—Rirhani Neil O'Brien
has been convicted of libel in having sent
to various American newspnyn‘rs IlIhpalCli-
ennui-ting that Prince George of Wolw
was min-d nplu :1 J‘lll’t‘t'l mw in 11 our-s
tionable section of the city during his visit
to Montreal. The judge sungmnled sen-
tence, but intimated that if the young mam
continued faking the judgment oi in:
court would not long be deferred.
'Ihe Sta-lord Unlaerslty Opened.
SAX FRANCISCO, Oct. aw'l‘he Leland
Stanfonl. Jr.. university, at Yale Alto.
was opened here with imposing ceremo
nits The first class that matriculsm will
be much larger than is usual with new in-
stitutions. students having come from all
parts of the Union. The Stanford univer
city is to the west what behigh university
is to the east.
Selmrs Wlll flat Resign.
Nzw You, Oct. it-Mr. Carl Schurs has
withdrawn his resignation as American
director of the Hamburg-American Packet
company. Mr. Schurz’s resignation was
qualified by the provision that he would
stay if it was desired that he should. This
was desired. President Nissan urgently
requested that he remain.
She Ban While lie Halal "In.”
Gussxsncno, Pa. Oct. a—A married
man named Wick. of Selina. ran away
with aslxtecn-year-old daughter of Hrs.
Ferris, of that place. The mother ob
to his attentions. (loin: to the
house, Wick held Mrs. Ferris while tin
girl. at his command, packed her clothes
and dad.
secretary Blaine Criticism.
Nrw You. Oct. sun special to 1111
Post from Philadelphia says at the sec.
and day’s session of the Baptist minister-1'
convention a resolution was passadcenr
luring Secretary of State Blaine for ex-
tending the sale of bocriu the South Amer
lean republics.
Haul- la Oat of Danger.
Batmarom‘, Conn. Oct. 1—31!
roll. whom William Wyncoop at
to drown by throwing bar out of a boat,“
out of danger. Wyncoop and the girl were
lately inmates of the county Jail, be for
disorderly conduct and sits for street
walking.
ultra! Ma's lea Weds. '11?
Batman. Pa. Oct. a-ltiaa Annie Cir
mar Brooks, of lilrdsborooghnhis county
.1111 111111.11. son of 111111111111 he. ol
Washin‘uin. were married in 81.. Michael's"ll
Episcopal 111111ch Birdsborooah, shortly
after noon by Bishop De Wolf Howe.
[onsets some 090.000.
cmcsoo, Oct. awn-11m oi 1111,0111
in Muesli Kellogg’s account with the
Home bits insurance company of Brook-
lynwaa wudlsalesad by seven suits bean in
the United m dreuitcourtbythsin-
Car
w W company.
Gav-an! Osborne Isrrlsl.
New Ham. 0st. 1.411111 Ball Osborne.
at Pennsylvania, United States consul at
about. and list Bertha J. Grinnall, of
111nm ,warausrrisiiitm last main.
ILOI Orzornsbsl’slagrsdostaoftbaoim
of ’01
Patafly Morel is a (is-a lash.
Bmuntit, Pa. Oct. I—W. Ladd-
avail, sstndant at initial: univetai bars
in a sane
111»th
”that“.
ileianlsriexfroot
Bhbmninat. Innis
M Ito Dial will ill.
in? mml-‘Bhummd
tar ' nus-um" 11. swim-
$11. 1...... mm
mammalian
E
i
, "rue 1113:1111. won—aw VI
, It was scarcely 115111136117, to place 0111‘ Fall suits 111 nomination,
because they were already running like wildfii'e. Their availability
is so unquestioned that all parties can unite upon them and they
lure so popular that 1111111, nomination is equivalent to electitm In
one respect they are at the top of the clothing poll and 111 another
They are at the top 1n all that goes to make a
bottom in the matter of rice, and, like the
THE WORLD OF Pill-ITIC
Speedy Settlement of connecti“
cat's Maddie Probable. I
0111mm: memos 1111111111111
la Alleges flat so Improper Ilsa Ila
nun lode a! :1...» Yuri saw. 11.
folded Ia.ooo.ooo liiroot Tax Money
campboll and tile Keystone roach."
NEW llamas. Oct. 1~Att.‘1meys Charla.
J. Colo. of Hartford, and William C. Case
of this city, representing the Republicans
and Attorneys Henry B. Stoddard, Wil
liam Ifarnesley and bacon B. Morris. 1111
resenting the Democrats, met in this city
and agreedto present the qno warrant:
proceeding to the supreme court instead
of the superior court. ‘
Simply a Question of Law.
By the terms of the agreement the con
troversy is stripped of its voluminous com
plication of facts and will 0 to the at
promo court simply on a question of law.
This quution is Wliuflit‘: the legislature
hostile right to correct the election ro‘
turns, or. in other words, to reverse the
decisions of the moderators. The supreme
court sits in this city on Oct. no, and it is
probable thatadecisiun will be reached
by Nov. 1 and a session of the legislature
held.
Mr. l‘aasett flakes Charges.
P1)L‘1111111:1~;Ps11:,\'_ Y. .a—ln the
course of s syn-e1: h at the opera home in»:
night Mr Fossett Rt.- publionn guberna—
torinl candidate, charged that 11 compmury
had been framed for the purpose of utiliz-
ing the two million “11.1111111411- 1iuil 1r
fund which was 1111‘ 11:11. 1! to ‘11“ l uric in
accordance with the dirt-1‘1 tax bills pro
visions to make the triumph of the l low
er-Shoelmn ticket (rennin
Cit-reload when prhizleni, ruined the
bill \1“hiih gave inn-l; tn the states the
money advanced by them to supprns the
rebellion. T1 was ninir- 111111 1-11 111 the ll»
publicnn Fifty first 1-1111 gnu“: 11‘ .15 passed
and signed by l'resnlt 111 ii :si’rhnu.
”Where Is ”1‘“in staid.
Continuing. .\fr. Fusion “1.1:
So a check was sent to .'\ll~:\fl\' (rum l'm‘la
Sam's treasury fora iiiilont‘ur :: 11111-11 bit-na-
tor 51- «untried tnsifix 111 tin- fa; r: llll. mi if
wehndln‘on pomnttml: 1 10.11.11: lml you our 1111
hart hail the luwmt ratio )1111 1 our bud or will
ever be likely to hurt Vow what has 11.11 om:
of that money? That is a auldw! which the
governor did not tell; on 111131th about I
uninformed. from Willit‘m‘o nullit' 11‘1nly trod
liable (or m» to bellow. although I tunnel
vouch for it in am the re wards. that this msgniii»
cunt sum, “'llll'h lu-l-unn tn the whale state.
has been (unlit-ll not 111 little l1‘vl»tul.‘1\'n1‘1h~
bankers at hind": [11-1- vout inturunt. ‘Villl tho
agreement that the urinals by whom 11 In
ban-11 shall ‘IilH'ltlt‘ up the -i.1ls 11-111» in‘iu‘mn
the l 1111de r 11-111.. and il11.'- and 13 pur rout.
fur whit-hit l~ 1 1:111 d. by tl-n :1 $11.. 1111;11‘121
su- NM! ”11 V II. ‘ . . 2...“. fund.
Nuw.ltiu|1' L111. 1‘ tor: i 1". 1.». 1 I 1-1111‘ lumw
that Iliad veryrrt «l. 1.11111 1: “-rmalinn in Iliin
1‘tlw1.n111l1i it 1% 11.»! ~11. 1‘:~111rJtili‘r \l'uinplu.
whowuuld nut tell at falwhmul. u‘rli 1:111. the
flu“... in they-“pin It mil l-u \‘rry izitvrmting
tnknow where that Sit-nun is lsuivnm to
you whether you are lh‘mm rule or iiupui»
insanity-1111‘.» no: 1111111: 111111 halal!“ in”!
aufiflh)“, tohow answer-v.11 Would 3.1m 1. .1
kn to have heard from uim-rnur Hill on that"
subject!
Campbell on l’enuwylaisnla'a Tarll.
errnxxwtu. 1)., 1M. 2. -~i:owrnur
Campbell nnd party arrived llt‘l'il at 2:11)
o 'clock
Governor (‘ nmpbell w as in 11 most happy
wood. \\ hen he stopped to the from. of
the platform he held in his hand a hand-
some. large peach which had been pre-
sealed to him by a Pittsburg admirer. The
governor exhibited the peach to the sudiv
ence and said: "llere' is the from of pro
teciion in the state of Pennsylvania. When
I was a boy, duringthe days of Democratic
low tsrii‘l. the peaches were small and
hard \‘ow we have a high tariif and big
peaches."
The governor put the audience in a good
humor, and as he jumped from one min-
parlaon to another showing the alleged in-
consistencies of the high tariff oratnrs he
carried the close attention of all. "I am
tired of bearing these high sounding plati-
tudes about America for the Americana. 1
antic favor 0! America for Americans,
but l am also in favor of the American
voters doing a little for themselves. This
cheap ater of gush no longer obscuras the
real issues"
The tyne-1s- Deadlock.
Brewing}! Y.. Oct. a—At 1119 liepnb
llosn convention is: the nomination of a
candidate for justice of the supremo court
thirty—four additional ballots were taken
without result and the convention s1!-
urned for the day. The candidates are
.l. Wright. AHM Killer ll. E. Turner.
W. M lingers. W. F. scripture and W. A.
Nation»: The situation seems as much
complicated as over. The Democratic
tndicisl convention was also held here this
alternoon. No nomination was made.
Factions light at M Ila-I.
Ditto lites. S. J.. Oct. a-i‘hs Abbatb
Blodgett factions of the Democracy of
Bhvawsbury township have each elected
do tea to the assembly convention of
in! district to. be held in Red Bank
Monday. The Abbott delegates favor John
B. Beyer for the assembly nomination,
while the opposing faction vtill stand by
Dr. 0. 0. Dominica.
A People's forty Candidate.
Honor, it 1)., 0st. J.~W.lf.iimiti1,of
Uinnshslis county. has been nominated
for congress by the independents 'l'ba
pistlortu pledges slieuisncsto the priest
plat oi the National People's partysud
tarps tits appointment at 11 non partisan
snarl-ion to adjust the details at the
0er .
‘raa passions st titles.
tines. N. [0111. 9.me Mb ballot
in the Rapnbi bilesn senatorial convention
of the 'l‘vrsntrtbini district we taken last
ht, but without a decision.
tilt Shard is the candidate for flat-kt
what. David I. Will-riot 0 and an
master Jobs 0. Smith for lean.
crust-u mam win spout.
New Your. 0121. limit Democratic
Isis heath. will its 1111 at tinnitus
MMM" 11113. .1111: 11.1211»
Wilma will bssnos;
“W mousse Winston.
Biennium it it... 0111. luau-tar
mm (mentor itss 1111111 new
«We: tbs‘l‘vvastyvtosrtb
TWTEWLRVEM IT”,
To STOP MY COUGH“ a
Mucmflammmm
”bl-Iris “small-(II
m meats-ca «villas-thesa-
salient alert after the .
Graham-has. I.” 1.12.1311.“ 'l
A Wotitlflliraclter.
“BOSS”‘
Lunch I_l_i_ll_1_ Biscuit
Su- 111.1: ulcli
lussuli is stumped
t
.
4"! WM list‘p 1m.
1‘ Boss Cracker? 1
MMwa
Spring Styles
HATS
1.\‘ ALL. GRADE." AND 1‘1)l.1)ii.~ 11F
siiflandSoii Hais.$i111Hais
in) a Hub and (2115. ( rush ":1me .‘lt‘ .1 and
tiny“. Nutriu snr: liutu fur M1111 111
KNAPP’S,
9! Washington St.
Pariicularlttetillnn Paid to Fixing,
cleaning and Ironing Silk Hats.
F. HAYES
Having removal his 111ml market
1111. 6 North Main Street.
“illauppiy the people of ihi; 111111111 with
thennmi ililt of
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POU LTRY. Etc...
To be found in the 511111.
F. HAYES,
1111. 1; 11111111 111111 1111111
501"“! NURWALK.
‘1‘ $11....
l 378 to IBII.
Oilit‘oa, 4311 Main Street.
IBINBPOR’I". Ml.
DOUCH ERTY’S
lbitx‘ \11‘ i'
viii if
Vaiz‘r
OUl'
‘a- {I
. «1 ‘E"”\"“‘“
‘\
You’ll be Quite apt to open your eyes a little Wider than youus-
“ nail-y do when you come to look at our Fall suits. Neither a micro
scope 1101‘ a magnifying glass would enable you to disvaer any flu“
in them. Yo deli’t need to be a clothing expert to see at a glahee
that they are as far ahead oi the productions of other years as a
palace car is ahead of a stage coach. You couldn’t improve their
‘I appearance, but they can and will unprove yours. It 18 impossible
that you should be otherwise than pleased /with our large line of
m Furnishing Goods.
llNE Willlll IMllllEl
To all who have MM taken the advice exper-
lonoo Miami Mandi the Intern
against oil changes, by tall 111: '
LOXATON l0
and are now suffering from the consequences.
*0 “I.
STOP THAT DOUGH
immediately. with one bottle of
Yankee lung Soother
after trying all other known rum-«lies and
failed. you can at once turn to this with 11 cer-
ianlfy of sures». it
DOES CUBE l 0006“
Don't sulfur any longer with hemlarhrJnni-s
tit-lie or any other 111! of who» atitmlimg
malarial po $1!th. but tlrivuitoui of ill-J syn-
icui 11111111711 with one bottle of
STI ELSON’S
SPECIFIC
FOR
MALARIA,
a cure mummtu‘d or money refunded.
Mrs. Mead’s School
Full
Girls and Young Ladies
NE-DPENS OBTIIBEN l.
PRIMARY, lXTl-ZRMET'IATI‘I. ACADEMIC
ANTI ('ULLEHH l'lil‘Il’All_-\Tt)RY
lil‘ll'.\llT.\lE.\"l?i.
l’upih admitted in “1- llv .-l1~ and Vassar 1111
1hr 1 eriiilt aie nf the Print ipal.
Mrs \lrmi announces that on stormy 11ml
unplu .wtm tiny-amnion will b- in uniting
on iht Park turner Ill Franklin 111 ‘1‘. n 111..
mill m the Sqlmnl of 2:2” 1. 111.. in 1“nuu\
pupilu up and down the hill Without calm
horse.
NEW T 111111
1‘ Tim 1w nn‘ mrtlinllt limited in In on imnd
iii lhl 111a liliiguf flu .\1‘ u "‘lm More.
4I-Main Street-4|
NORWALK,
suunnn, 1111 1911 11131.
llstt- mu hut inc slime sinn- uiih the finest
nwtrumiti 11f Teas. ( allot-s. linking I‘omler
i “-11n1lt ‘11-1.-1l Milk and Ho an. him h m- guaran-
Ifl‘ to null all lovers of
PURE GOODS.
AND AT
PRICES TO SUIT ALI.
‘lzuwsuf citizens. W1- 1t~i1 our and 111liom1111~
and givennr tannin a fair irutl. All orders 111‘
int-11ml immrtnreuill m‘r‘itt‘ prompt Ilh'll-
flitn:1liltu-rul im‘ in all parts of 111191").
llomunlnr we hun- mme to silty.
The Great Atlantic a Pacific T fin.
ll MAINSTREET. NORWALK. CONS.
llmhiuariem :51. :f.‘ l' w) 111. New \‘ ork.
.111 storm In the l' $1.. and the r"lantern tea
t-uttipnny in iliel'
lion-Twini- Rom ruin prosaniui mall {11111 has-
nm on ops-ulna day. s ”In
Economy and Comionl
1111:.
Gasoline Stoves
Anti avoid Hut and Expense during
the Summat- Season.
We have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
Ill All. SIZES.
WI! Hath. Molt and will? nail the work of 1
store with ball the lenslentom. Fifi)
in not in this town.
Call and See Them
W... WWW- . W
INSDIINE l5 BENT! N llllfll
y W ll Mtakertlo
nonunion 111111112.
FURNTTURIEI
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
Wish“.
and lasl
COMING EVENT.
M. 8 SMITH’
llry floods Emporium.
FALL OPENING!
Beginning Saturday, Oct. 3,
lug one week.
A big line of Dress Goods,
Dress Trimmings, and Fancy
Dress Linings.
A large assortment of Prints,
Ginghams, Linens,
Blankets, Gomfortables, &c.
Flannels,
A new arrival of Woolen and
Cotton Hosiery and Underwear,
for Gents, Ladies and Children.
We Will also open this week
all the Fall and Winter Styles
of 01011113 and Furs.
Oil Cloths and Shades inlarge
varieties, constantly on hand.
Remember our place is in the
INSU RANGE BUILDING,
Opposite Depot.
811th ~ Nogvalk, Bonn.
1. 11. 11111111.
is Washington 31m. 311. Norwalk.
{I Dealerln
Wall Pa pet‘s,
Mixed Paints,
White Lend,
Oils, Glass,
Coach Colors. and Varnishes,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
J der, 82. 00.
McCloskey’s Wood Filler—Best
in the Market, $2. 00 11 Gallon.
‘ Paintin,
Pa ringing,
cimining.
. 7II9 Washington 81111111.
Dorlon Peint
(GNEGIIIIT' 8 Pill“)
SOUTH NOR‘VALK. - - ‘
NOW OPEN.
lllllTlNli, BlTlllNIl lNll FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpecialiy.
{8' A stage will mount 111 South Norwalk
with trains on the New York and New Haven
railroad.
J. E. POWER.
sill
CONN.
There is nothing. (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantly sold. since 181;». Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
u‘asluluy, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la-
bor. and save your clothes? 11
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know. that it is the best,
purest. and most economical
soap mode. If ynulmven't tried
it. ask your grocer for it now.
lie sure and get the genuine,
with 11111 11.11111: on the 11‘1“..1pper
Run “"8 it is not the selling
pm 1‘ .1l1.,1ne that must
be oomiilered in arriv-
m'cE lug at :1 knowledge of
the wheel on article.
There is as much real pure soap in 11 bar
of Dobbins Electric 35in four bars 01
an) other soap made. and it will, if used
acmrding to directions. do {our times
as much work as any other. In; cost is
but a wry slight advance on that of in-
ferior soap. insist upon Dobbins‘ Eleni-in
I. L. Cutout a: Co.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hangerlalommenlamiel
And dealer in
Will PAPER AND llllllllflls.
8! North Main street. :50. Nowell.
Sample books of full line latest at In
Papers, Borders and Gilt Maul dings télen
houses for insper‘tiun. on noticaby Wm
13ch Estimates cheerfully given.
Plans and Specification Paralskad.
I am prepared to do all kindsof work by the
beat of workmen.by the day or contract.“
the lowest prices and at abortno talc
STAIRS AND MANTIE WORK A
SPECIAL
I
GIVE ME A CALL.
8MP NT FIVE MILE NINEI, 01'.
”$3111 NEAR Tl": DIM.
thump-1min
um’su
1111 shoal-filo rs
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