. , lSTlIE BAIKCBISH
The Itemick National, 6:
‘ Boston, Goes Under.
manomzvuirsmomi:
\
”when II can Withdrawn In-
W the Controllcraf the
m Blanca iii-c Deon—Baal: Ea-
." Hap-dc} Bloc in the ”mo-s
. m, Nov. 2—1th Maverick National
“amended payment today. The dc
emu toolocc its doora was reached after
a protracted conference of the clearing
”committee of Boston national banks
«Bur-day morning. It is Muted positive—
ly that the failure will not entail any
Wand financial loan. The official on-
Jfllaclnlntd the anspcnaion was made
by the chafing hour: at a meeting of the
nub-u o! the clearing house to take
lain on a [Imposition recommending
that all the banks composing the associa-
tion unite la making advances in can to
“Win the Maverick bank. « he
Whtbcbank ten daysagonmouuted
. to moan than “comm The last week
‘ lam than mm was withdrawn.
mm withdrew some mono
d bl. mmonwealth’a money on depucit
than. Othertrustswero also taken out.
I. all" Imitation Imperllcd.
“immediate came of the bank's aus-
pllion wacthc cnicide pf lrving Brain
The loan caused the bank by its dealing
with Renew-a not large enough to ceri-
otllyinjnrv it. being not more than 8!»;
CD, but the talk of the street made the
M’s loaa far more. The stories included
tidy rumors about President Potter and
“relations with Evans. Potter says no
nth institution will be imperiled. lie
, baa permally assigned to Thomas Hart
andllenry 1). Hart. Colonel J. S. French,
adfnctor oi the bank. will also make an ‘
“amt. Hie migneea have not yet
bran named. Colonel French was seen,
bntwouid not say that the bank was sol-
“ It it stated that Bank Examiner
launder. who has been investigating the
alive 01 the bank, and who died Sunday,
reported to Washington that the bank
wutnaoivent.
Bythe last sworn statement of the bunk,
“Sept. 3131». it was shown that the
“of the bank included the capital of
mono, the surplus of 8&1),le and undi-
Vfld profits of a little more than mom).
It 5 Claimed that the clearing house
m threw out all assets which
they Mend wortblcao, and deducted
. ”persimmon the other securities, and
W the cipitnl, surplus» and undi-
vided were wiped out, and [but
whatwaaleft will fall short of meeting
WWW. This would indicate that
“I auditors might expect u dividend of
county-live cram on the Alullzll’. ft is
W that in good band.» tin.- depositors
will rceeive dollar tor dollar.
- ‘ Died In [lamene-
m faithful bank exumiuor, John \\'.
launder, who examined it regulnrly. and
who in January lust reported its condition
tabla ”parlors, died of heart disease a
hw boon after the decision to suspend
w- reached
To Meet the Strain.
'l'bebankaof the city, at a meeting of
t“! album at the Algonquin club, voted
to combine against the panicky feeling
widekia likely to seize upon the public,
toadvncc money to the Mavericks do
pedtora and to naaint each other.
They have plenty of money wherewith
”do it, I0 thot no serious results are ex-
w. This in the opinion ofaacore of
Ina-data who have been talked with upon
the situation. The Maverick bank was
W in 1%. Its location at the
coracrof Water and Devoushirc streets is
aeoncpieuoua one, and its banking rooms
mmrpalaed ln clue and elegance. its
aim and depositors in Maine and
New Hampshire are a multitude.
THE IRISH CAMPAIGN.
My floaty hlakcc a Very Ab-nlvo
lunch at lmgfonl.
1mm, Nov. 1—11: an address at Long-
!“ Sunday, Timothy lienly was more
vltupcratlve than ever. He Accused the
W of cowardice. The Parnellitee,
he I‘d. talked of English dictation and
will to dynamite. "only imputed to
m Parnellltaa the dynamite cxploclon
Whack place in Glasgow some time
“creating great excitement. lfe con-
hlall what he called “the alliance of
h Millie! with Mo». O'Shea," who
”We to Pavia. locking up the fund
*5 lovthccvlctcd tenanta lie cold he
'- mhhed that they should unite
with ll English prostitute. wboce honor
a member of parliament, had
“W to vindicate. "only acid ho did
“lick to the unhappy woman (moaning
. WI Mwhom the Dublin who
had induced to write to Perle.
adviacd unity in combating the
At pro-cot, he raid, the l’ar-
tricll to make up forbralnswlth
c
l
led-cad challenges ‘l’a-ncr.
, flout-41hr two factions had a
Huntley outcldc of Cork,
tine were no police to interfere.
came out ahead. In the
F at
. .,Eov.!.-llx~(:ongrevs«
Albion hm iii-mm
(SUCHANAN OFFERS A REWARD.
f‘crmma'a Governor Will (live 05,00. for
the t’nnvieuou of the Mob'a lender.
Kh’flXl‘lufi. Term, Nov. avidverythinl
is quiet at Bricevilic nud (foal Creek. No
attempt has been mzulo to liberate the non
viola at Oliver: The guard! have been
ninforced at that place as well acat
Tracy City and the lumen mint-c. but itia
not believed that the ctockotlcn at there
tbruc wine- will he attacked by the free
miom. Governor John P. Buchanan bu
loaned a proclamation in which he calla av
toution in the law holding the lvacea re-
sponsible for the mnpe of convicts. con-
cluding as followa:
“Now, therefore, i do hereby olfer a re-
ward of twenty-five dollars for the cap-
ture of each convict recently moped from
the branch primna in Anderson county
and their delivery tothe warden of the
main prison at Nashville, which sum
shall be paid as required by law by salt!
laces."
Thcgovernor also tuned the following
proclamation:
“Whereas an armed mob hnsovcrpcw.
cred the wardens and guard: and act at lib-
erty state convicts confined in the stock
Idea in Anderson county and burned pri-
vate property; now, therefore, 1, John 1’.
Buchanan, governor of the state of Ten-
nessee, do hereby offer for the arrest and
conviction of the lender of said mob I: re-
ward of $5,000, and for the nrrest and con-
vlction of each additional member of laid
mob a reward of £230."
in an interview the governor said he
would do all in his power to bring the
leaders of the mob to justice. Culling out
of the militia would be useless, because
the mob has dispersed. He believes the
ofler of 85,000 reward will not the oflicera
of the law and detectives to work.
J. C. Goodwin. one of the $11le at
Briceviile, was naked what he intended to
do and replied: “We can’t do anything
but saw wood and go to low about it.
Half these convicts will never be captured.
The miners came from all over But Ten.
um and l enact then- were miners
from Kentucky there also.”
no RESPECTER or Ypsnsous.
l’lro Partly Deatroya the Residence of
the Prince of “ulna.
Loxtmx, Nov. 2.~—Hnudriuglmm Hall,
the residuum.- of the Prince 0! Wales, was
partly destroyed by lire Sunday. A poem
mun cussing the park amv amok..- ismting
from the roof. 'i'hc local volunteer fire
brigmle mos quichlyuu the acetic, undo
brigade Wll‘v ulm) summoned from the
town of Lynn-Runs, The local brigade
could make but little imprr‘wainn on the
flames. which guined headwuy rapidly.
The engine from Lynn, which came on a
apecinl train. was more effective. flun—
[172115 of people volunteered to assist in
the work of extinguishing the flames, for
the Prince of Wales in very populnr on his
ESNKKE’.
The flames for an hour and u half con
tinned to guin hemlwuy. l-‘ur a time it
seemed in if the building was doomed.
Then graclunliy tin: fire yielded, but for
four boon-t the atruggle went on. The
second and tlunl floors, the root and much
of the valuable furniture were destroyed,
and the rooms below greatly llfllllflgt’tl by
water. The damage amounts to town.
A spark from a heating flue opp are to
have caused the fire. The Prince Wales
is on the continent, and bin wife nnd two
of his daughter-.3 are with the czar and the
notion, their aunt.
Mexico Wantc Reciprocity.
Chicano, Nov. 2.~—Thoman Ryan, United
States minister to Mexico, is here en route
to Washington to report to the president
and Secretary Blaine the sentiments of
the Mexican government on mfipnn-ity.
“Mexico is .mhmiuutirully in favor of rec—
iprocity with this government. and it in
the ardent uioh of lbcoillcmls of the re—
public to bring it about," amid Mr. Ryan.
"The Mexican congress, now in melon,
and President Dial all favor the scheme."
Ex-Coogvecamao Goocb Dead.
llm‘rox, Nov. 1 - The "on. Daniel
\l‘heclwright (Pooch, one of the moat
prominent statesmen of the pact generic
tiou, died at his home, in Moiroee, Sunday
of unification of the heart. Mr. Goocit
was It member of congress during the
most troubloua time in the history of the
country, and math: himself a great power
by his patriotic services in the dark daya
of the rebellion. lie was afterward naval
officer and pencion agent at Mon.
l’ayc Better than Mall-g.
unions, Nov. Ll—The naval authorities
do not expreca much cympathy for the
flnhcrtnr-n who claim to have had their
brute danmged by the firing practice of
her mnjecty’s thipc. They claim that the
llnbcrmen are in the habit of Inca-king
their boatc into range of the firing co that
they may be sunk by stray abuts and the
doberman be enriched by a liberal mom.
pence. it pays better than fishing.
renovating Penta- Prenatal“.
Tlml, Nov. a—ltellglous penetration
icraginglna mountainous district near
the Parish frontier. Your Proteatant
leaders have been torn from their families
and nuanced to five years' lmprtconment.
0nd hundred and ten of both acres have
been banlahcd, and children kidnaparl
for the purpose of bringing them up in the
orthodox religion.
Bald lip the Guitar.
llottaa, Nah, Nov. auliermnn France,
enabler of the Homer state bank. wac
cailedoutofhtchoascbytwomcn.oovcrcd
with revolver-a and compelled to open the
bank and cafe. Preecc can boom! and
gagged and thc robbera cecurcd mono.
Putwgacaa Milo“ Killed.
Hannah. Nov. n-lall adviem rc-
oelvcd hcrcatatc that the Portugucac at
Mmhlquc arequcrrcliog with the Brit
lshllouth Africa-company’s men. M a
fight at harem hfarnni two Portuguese
coldlcrcwcrckilfed and fifteen wound-d.
GABLE enemies.
ltichcileved that ncarly 5.0!!)
were killed by the Japan cuthq
Harry eluc- ware litterally swallowed up.
Are you paliicular ‘ ‘
you are not, you"cdi’t‘uiulygwgbrt to be. Thom is only one" .,
. , sort. of fit about u‘suit (glitclotboo that doesn’t sit cusilwwit
. is fit ibrnolh‘il‘wi 11' it cramps you in mm place and hangs '
hm lnosoly in another, it, should Show the firm of evcl'yothorv
nuisance-mil. uughtto bohbuto-«L Yum" mount. be. too fan:
tidious for us; The more politic-clan you are, llll' nun-o you
will appreciate the uttentiuu which on give to it'Vtel‘ytlllllg
that contributes to allmltloss clowning outfit; ‘
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A World’s Fair Bribery Alfi-
davit from New York.
[norm T0 Slit; on‘lmurr rm
neunn wot a- 1mm"..- r... 3100.00.
at l’llladclpbla Today. . u an». and
on»: cam wot u. urn-gm ram-gn-
wlt tho h’lhl. State.
New You, Nov. 2—Vcrnon K. Steven-
son, of this city, who want one of the dele-
gates cent to Washington to advocate the
World’s fair being held in New York city.
has made the following affidavit before a
notary public:
New You: Stimulus lltxtlm.‘
. ll! Wont Twenty-fifth lltrwt.
B of New York. t
City "gammy of New York. y' .'
Vernon K. Stevencon, being duly sworn. my-
tbct be was born in the state of Teunescec. ha
been a rcaident of the city of New York for the
hat twentyvfive years: that be was an as
one of the delegatee from New York city to go
to Washington to advocate tho World‘s fair
being held in New York city. that while there
he met the lion. Mr. Enloe. then a lumber of
congre- from Jackson. Tenn. and with him
viaitod tho diflerent minim from his utato to
colicit their voice in favor of New York city a
the its for the World's fair; that while
with Ir. W“) acarriage visiting the
won-men. Mr. Enioe told him in the pm
once of a Republican delegate from thin city,
who will verify what he claim. that Mr. Thomas
C. Plat: hadoflorcdbim [Mr Enlm; through a
Ir. Thomas, will) for his vote and to uao hid
influence with but colleagues from Tonnage.
to vote agnimt New York. Mr, Flatt knew
that Mr. Eula-r at that time had a note due for
that amount of money. and that ho dnl not have
the morn-y to pay it, and. Mr. linloc fol: out-
raged and indiguzmt to think that Mr. Flatt
abmld take Advantage: of that opportunity of
bri ' ghim. Dv-pulh-nt mu pn‘e-cli! when mn-
gr. ville-durum the question of the sum for
tho World] fair. and Mr. llnluo voted fur New
York city. \‘. ll. s-rrzvflswa.
Sworn to More me thli first day of Novem-
ber. not. L'ruuus l‘ lurrm‘m-u.
Notary Public 3’7.
New York (futility.
t Little attention is paid to the nflidavlt
hep by the pres;
Boy. Dixon Denounce-a Tammany.
Stu You, Nor. 2.—'l'he Rev. Thomas
Dixon lire-l hi» lust shot into Tammany
Hall before the election along with his
sermon on Chri-itirm Charity in Associa‘
tion hall yoetonhty. lilo dcuunclnliou
was probably the most bitter ever heard
from apulpit in this city. in the course
of his remarkn he said:
Tammany Hall in a private curmration or
club of irroemmublo adventurers who are
bonded together for the purpn no u! plundering
the public treasury. it crumb; armarcly in the
wnynfevcry flexibility ux' monir-ipalor social
reform. It baa fastened its slimy form uwn
evcry nook and writer of this [tn-at metropolis
It has mult- tho mum: of yin-tire a byuurd and
jail. The only power rem rxn‘uwl within its
royal domain is the puwor of a "pull." it but
"conform-Ml the guwrnnwnt of flu- ~wnnnl city
of flu- world into a rummly nf {lib-we.
At the boat] of this wtllfi nits Hugh J. Grant
in tho mayor‘s chair. a self mufoml criminal.
who rmivm a Mfi‘nllll term as mayor in vindi»
cat'mn of his own public mutt-union that be ap.
propriatad whlloin omen 5mm! that did not
belong to him. Back of him stand: the royal
trinrnvlrnt» who have full tho cold atcol of the
law upon their wrists. u in tho prleunerc'dm‘k
thoy faced then-drum words of a grand jury
charging them with murder.
Back of them stand an army of criminal»
whom Tammany has trained. and upon whoev-
ill gotten name the deep tribute, blackmail, in
regularly lard
hunk of all lieu a city tnmry through who-to
vaulta there pours annually a Niagaraof guld~
nearly mMW’ But it falla to such a depth
in looking the lmttom of Tammany Hall that
there is no foam to rboe even from thin bottom-
loen pit in chow whnhor it has gone.
In tho name of God I apponl In tho t-onacienco
vote of that great vtate oi Xt-w York to rcmum
her than things on next Tue-«lair Let every
voter rice to it that wherever the hydro bond of
Tammany appear! upon a ballot lu- utnkca it
II he would that of a snake.
Round-lo Ila-loo a Story.
Aunt", Nov. 2—Simon W. ltunemlnle,
the Democratic candidate for attorney
general. denies the allegations of the New
York Tribune and The Recorder that he
stated before any lcglalativc committee or
elsewhere that “only a few untenable chm
maker-c and dirtmolders are. opposed to
prison labor competition" or tbnt he made
any ouch statement in substance or effect.
lxdlayor Bewltt'a Letter.
N”: You, Nov. d—Ex-Muyor llcwitt
baa written a letter in which be cayr: "1
do not believe that the defect or election
of the Democratic candidate for gov-rnor
will have the alightect induction upon the
preaidentlal election next year. If we are
to give our votea in view of future eon-
tlugcnciac, without regard to prevent con-
ditions, we shall ucvcr be abletoaccurc
good government. The control nowpoc
acac‘cd by machine politician will be per-
pctuatod."
' Ir. quay to no malt-ca Ion.
Buy“, Pm, Nov. l—Senator Quay,
after consultation with hie conceal, Mr.
Shapley, baa Instructed him to commence
cult today in Philadelphia again» James
Kerr, chairman of the Democratic Itata
committee, for 0100.000 damages for libel
and conapiracy and for a libel. Mr. Quay
baa retained George R Grahmdictrtct
attorney at Philadelphia. with Mr. M
lay. andanumhcr of other suits will be
commenced in diluent partc of the Itch.
Printer- and ramlca.
saw You, Nov. 1 —- Typographic“
Union No. their] an indignation routing
. (timbre headed "Big ain'-
War.” and coding with a recommendation
for workiugmcn to vote for “lcccett and
Vruonsu." run the canoe. W. J. Bron-
naa wedded. Revolutions were patted
declaring: that the circular wca booed
without authorlty, and that the utter»
am «The Union Printer wcrc likcwfcc
umtborfaal by the union.
m beta-a Illa-all.
15mm llov.l-Wllllam P. Bitch-It
mmummmwumtmhm
bc elected lieutenant governor. M
Rhetorical cum Republic-Ia.
took him up, Maghreb-ah meat
Will-Mom cg Moms-c-
Innadtkchct.
*flal bra-bar and Plait loy-
lllw You. llov. {withheld Croklc.
the'l‘caamaoy llsll lcadwuayc that Met
wlnhcelccudmcnor by tom ache»
by. xx-Beeatmm any: that harm
wtll win by man majority.
The watch on W reconci-
mmmccut
.... men" we
l
about; but initiator bf a i
‘" itieafilifitc 'Evi'é'i'ifiiéi”
The iron rolling mill at Cola
mtly cloned.
by the gotornmcnt of that country.
Thelma-tron concord from 0
rate wac fortywlgbt mile: an hour.
Budd Doble'a atable next xenon. Mr,
Bonner intends to trot Sunni next team.
Theodora Doerllinger wua brought lack
chargca of embezzlement of school [node
and acacia of the Dexter‘b'prinu company.
His ahortago la clone to trun,un
refund to aurrcnder his money. in Toad.»
lamp, Mu
William Duncan. who, while rcaictlng
arrest, killed Officer Jamar Brady. of St.
Louie, baa been convicted of murder in the
first degree.
“bowler-cod and Balboa.
Platinum K. it. Nov. 2—“. real.
deuce of George Scott. vice precldent of
the Portcmouth Brewing company, was
robbed of a gold watch and charm. valued
at um, and a diamond pin. valued at 8150.
The thief, who chloroformed Mr. and Mrs.
Scott, secured the key to the safe, pro-
ceeded to the lower story, opened the rate
and rifled it, securing between “00 and
In!) in money and jewelry. The total
value of the artch taken will amount to
nearly “All!
Freight Agent. Indicted.
ST. 11min. Nov. 1-5peclal Agent F. (i.
Kretcchmer, of the interstate communion,
has completed his inveetlgation here. The
shippers waa atfted to the bottom, and it
has leaked out that the following xenon]
freight agents were indicted for paying
kebabs: A. Fell, Delaware. Luckawnuna
and Western railroad; George it Sprlgga,
Chicago, New York and St. lmxla;A.S.
(3min, l-‘llcbburg; .\l. Knight and S. 1!.
Knight, of the Wabash.
1'. Benton the Andra Montana-t.
TAPE“, S. Y., Nov. z-The question of
restoring the monument ewe-ted by Cyrus
W. l‘ield over the spot where Major John
Andrg'wac executed in being agitated here.
The monument was broken by would he
deatroyera. Sentiment in regard to the
monument has changed materially, and it
icthought if it were Minted there would
be no further efforts made to destroy it.
Two Warcbipn ordered I» Sall-
Nitw \‘ortx, Nov. ‘J.~-Thc myreue Kear—
enrge left yesterday for th.- \t‘ent indiea
She is bound first for St. Tltouirm, Tue»
do: Admiral tiburunh'a flagship, the Phil-
mlelpluu, will aim aux-t for lot. Thomas.
The chips ought to :r-ncu N. Tun-mun mm.
Sunday. lX-vrhlpuu-nls in the f'lult quar-
rel may then lead to unc or both of the
veueln being ordered to Vulpnrniao.
Avraatcd at the Altar.
le YORK. .Vov. 2. - .‘vliu Jeue i'inkln-
sky, of mi Division airect, was to have
been married on Saturday night to Her
mann Hyman. a young tailor of are (‘bcrry
ctreet. but the ceremony wan strangely in
tcrruptctl by officers, who rbrbcd in and
arrected llymau for bimmy. lie insult!
to have two wivea
Abbott Gala (‘haplrau Io Ila-hall.
Manual. Nov. 1 »- l’rctmer Abbott has
temporarily at least bridge-i over the aplit
in his cabinet caused by inc refusal to
give Mr. Chaplain the p‘trliollo of mini»
ter of railway: Mill canals. Chaplcau
ha been phwnted by ea-rmul cottccaalons.
and, it in nllllriblllld, in writing to remain.
The I not ‘Miu-ra' ~trlkc to End.
Plflsm’tut. Nuv. 2~The great strike of
the cu.“ unuera of this district will be
called all on Tuesday. The atrlkc wan ln~
augumsz three nmnthn «go for a it) per
cent. per um ndvnure. and mince that time
nearly mm men have been idle.
W. Curt Malta Armor l'latu ‘l'Io.
Wauutxmm’. .\'nv. liv'l'be mutt of
the unnor leaf. ut imllun “and, Mil,
proved the ability of American mtabllab—
menu to turn out rolled plate 10?. incbea
thick, platoa equal to tho beat European
armor producuum.
larder-d Illa Inthar-ia-haw.
Burnt». .‘c‘ov. d—(lscar Hrlcbt shot his
mother-ln-lnw. Mm Amelia llama. last
evening, and she died Within live mlunta.
He had been drinking and true threaten.
lug mahoot but wife. who hire Heinz in.
tcrfrrcd and van chat.
It. Paul's Vac no Yuan all.
N“ You, Nov. tuitepreceutattvhe of
many prominent old New York famlllcc
attention the 13th aonlvcrcary of tbc flrct
(lunacy aervlce held in old at. Paul'c
church. corner of Broadway and Vcsey
strut, ycatcnlay.
larder of a- tlaliaa In If“
tun-arc. N. .l.. Nov. aqua“...
lamb-ado. an Italian here, war murdered
sunday. as it to believed. by Michael an.»
vb. acid II». In Imm- om- grinder
who lives in the cam maroon.
lined lilac" area m- rev-latte.
Nation, Court. Nor. l.—~Wsma I.
Parlour. an old rcctdcnt. committed sal-
eltbat hiahomc In Hobart ctrcctby Itch
Ho'fihlmcclf with a pockctkuifc. llc leav-
s cc and five children.
The weather promissc to be nightlycold.
or and fair.
0006 AND EN“.
g”
'l‘ry ginger ale tor munch crampa
During out there um built in the
United Billion "m: church-rt.
Bone l’itriciau mum-b- have combined
to manufnrtnre tam teeth [or bum.
‘l‘amlchal paint may be cleaned by rub
hing with a cloth wet with ..eroams.
Virtue and team may live may,
buttbayar’e onto-canyon the but“
At limo. Hamilton. em trc foam
cont- adocen moi Imuer twelve mica
mud
The watcnr of lake ltna arc to he pip“
to Cincinnati. taking to my other thin
ca mic.
A unique luv-cat by the brftlch w
clue cc the Wake Mar wen u
can out clinch
”one mu ‘
perfect no 11“
Man, with four other tullltof the-auto
kind in New England will court he pct-ma-
The rapid development of the wine in-
dustry in southern llraail in being foctcrcd
to Detroit wsa madc' on the Niobium: (lan-
tral road, the train correlating of four
Wagner veatibule can covering the lilo
mllea in lace than air boon. The average
it in stated that Sunni lawbconaof
to Pittabnrg from Omaha to anawer
17ch Wilson, a railroad fireman,
waakilled by highuaymeufio whomho.
manipulation of rules in favor of large 1
l
Doyou fiudéauy difficulty
in finding asuit that suits you?
If you do what is the trouble? Whatever it is, we will take
theytrou o to remote it. W 9 83111110 unsuitable suits; they
We make it our business to hold the
load by sweeping ahead in fit, “tutorial and price. Whatever
olse lmppens, you can makeup your mind to one thing-—
‘t‘her‘c Will be no mistake about the fit, and in all other ro-
spcct-SWe will guarantee to give you perfect satisfaction as
are not in our line.
well as a perfect fit.
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Wu. «1...; tloay .Brcamrranedhtana. am
a "unwrap!“ v: a... nun nan-u- mm ~n
alt-am ' ungrs t'cc aanu- You will act the u.
0' ll that after taking tho Int dou-
'1er unnam—
m by
at n-etn and ma
53—:
llcnichuL than.
“BOSS”
lunch [in Biscuit
See that each SS
biscuit is stamped
lhcs your grocer keep the
Boss Cracker?
l
L. - .l
Spring Style
HATS
IN ALL GRADEhl A81) COLORS 0F
stiflandsmsfllxflafs
Boy’s Hole and Cape. Prunh Data for Men and
Boys. Nutrla Soft Rate for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Particularlttentlon Paid to Firing.
cleaning and Ironing Silk Hate.
Bra-twee I-
I'. a. Patent 0.”,
1378 to 1883.
Offices. till Main Stroet,
lurmxron’l'. COHH'
o‘l
Prepared tb
awadataul’orcl’ood
makes two large pies. Avoid
-and Insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand. v
WELLkSOULE. SmNJ.
a
b
‘
within fill-clan “cc-sat cacoph- mm
tall- I run: In «at tangy]; #Nmeil
"' pnu'n'ii rowrca Atria. Wylie-mo
Ego... mo -.'- m ”l on:
let. . If. u. Minimum.
W.“ Mini“ 80.
Salim Pllllllblflfi
luv *m‘lmm
mam simian curt.
Mhrmtmmw-
legume. '
nu
MflflthWMEMltl-aafl
' leading
not taken the advice apar—
t and frwllhed the cyatom
«hangs. by taking
LOXATO‘NlC
harm
and are now coloring from the consequences.
'0 ”v
$10? but comm
immediately. with one bottle of
Yankee Lung Soother
alter trying all other known remedies and
failed, you can at once turn to this with a cer-
tauil)‘ of ammonia. it
MES CUBE l (3006"
Don’t suffer any lo r with headachm bone-
achc or an other Ind of ache» attending
malarial po mianrut drive it out of the ayo
tom at once with one bottle of
STILLSON’S
SPECIFIC
Fl )ll
MALARIA,
a cure gunrnntml or money refunded:
Mrs. Mead’s School
Full
Girls and Young Ladies
IE'BPEIS “STORE! I.
AND FULLEGE Pill-Z l‘AilATt DRY
ill-IPA RT.“ EXTS.
l’npil-s mirnlftwl In “‘n-llcslev and \‘mr on
lln‘rr‘flifh .tttvnf the Prim-final.
Sin. Dir-ml announces that on Manny and
unpleasant days it carriage will be in waiting
onthe Park come! of Franklin at nzt'u it in.
and at the School It! 2:21) i. m.. to convey
pupils up and tlqul the Hi mxhnut enrn
charge.
JOHN F. FLYNN,
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and GAS FITTEB.
JOBBIIIGA sucum.
Having token the baaemcnf unslrrthr Lib-
run. it‘ “'uahlng‘fvm simt. 50ml) Nllfll‘alk.
hntlJlif-Nl it {or
All KINBS
l) I"
PLUMBINE
l respectfully mild! a abareuf puhlh‘ patron-
atte. l refer to plumbing [have vlnur for the
past covet: yarn. in the rtuplu)‘ of W. ll. Mcvk-
"k ('0. All work will have my pc-rnunul cup‘
crrivhm, and will l’a- pmmpllyvxu‘utwl aml
autlafactiun Kuarnnieml. Hive mrntrinl. ot‘f
Fill AID WINTER lllllllilll.
Mrs. w. Fawcett.
lmpomr of Fine Million-y. Formerly No. 3
Water atrcet, now
ll Hill STREET. lllllllillll.
Trimmed million . in” different Mn».
ilata now ready. latent ruwelt from
Samar] and extensive patterns from our own
rum-umr not and llnnnete. Fine
cut 4 men!» n crown rm out», hand
ta. hirdn and butterflies. (mulch and
f . feathcra. mutant line of anecllk velvet
all c in and «alum.
lfavia’mmade ”remaining with an of the
tuna on. rig 0 cm I us
with direct no. Plf’inllul hondtm than
coabl on u to fnrnlah wen-mm": with the
moatmrrcetntylenatprleanmsultall.
llERSllllM ’ RAYMIINB
ll IUITII Illl SHEET,
flllllfim 3W3). 30m NORWALK.
bum II
mu. (runs. memes. mum
vmrmnnm. Bum um.
mmmn,muo.suounom
nowom arm CANNED
junta- Goons
In no am can am,
”I M
FURNITU m:
GREAT 3mm
David Stow,
' M
Ettwwmum
0NE WOWWWRE!
To all who have
lame
acalnlt climat
PRIMARY. INTERMEDIATE, .\l'.\llE.\ll|‘ ’
\
lllTEl emu: nitrous.
Brooklyn. l.’ l.
Full information can be had of our agent,
GUSTAV PITZER,
l9 RAILROAD PLACE.
PAYM EN‘I‘?
flNEllllllAIl WEEKLY
routs. culls. cum.
nun, mutton t comm
lllloutague at. city Ilall Square
Thus far our gmdn delivered in South Nor-
walh have given general natiatnfl'mn, and our
method of pa; men! is highly appreciated
SOUTH Ifllllillll SOIL"...
.. my... ... t. ”W... . .,. W ..... m.mm-...
la “- “EBKEB’
”Wuhlnswustrcetfimlterwalk.
Declc'rln
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints,
White Lead,
Oils, Glass,
11 Colors and Vamiehee,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Clmir and Step Lad
der, 82.00.
McCloskey’s Wood Filler—Best
in the Market, 82.00 3 Gallon.
Pamtin ,
Pa _1'. anging,
Ca outlining.
79 Washington Street.
Dorian Point,
(GREGORY? POINT)
801"]?! KORWALK.‘
NOW OPEN.
CONN.
w
(i l‘nCt‘l‘V
1y Horizon,
flu-t. Anything in tho Hon-so
All Horses sold by this on
tubliahmont uro wurmutod.
M. H. PARSONS
HUS. Film (‘nuch Horsoa. Elegant
un‘u
PRIBES LOW.
Horace, Farmer-3' liornon. in
Lino.
1\'(lfl(lfilt‘l‘fl, Huuvy ’l‘ruvk 110mm. 1“
TO HORSE BUYERS
Trotting llamas, Pacing Hor
according to directions.
Br ookslde Stock Farm.
CHILIIREN m AllfllTS
Suffering with Dyscntary, Diar-
rhurn. Cholera )forbus. Flatulont
Colic, and all diseases of the
Bowels, are stmnlily cured by
HALE‘S CORDIAL. Pleasant
to take and pori'octly harmless.
Sever known to fail if usod
GIST.
Bflllllli, Billillillll mutt
Shore Dinners aSpecially.
F!" A glaze will connect at South Korwalk
with trains on the how York and New Haven
ni lroad.
J. E. fifiweu.
There is nothing. (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
much as Dobbins' Electric Soap,
constantly sold. since Mil-t. Now,
STABLE BEDDING.
' ‘ :menn. Emunmlcnl. Healthful. at
Anti
COAL.
woon.
Mn............m. u..." _.
PeatMoss
mu will can or out.
H AZ ELTO N
Cross Creek
union, out he and cum
simian...
why rub and toil, and wear out
yoursclf and your clothes, on
washduy. when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la-
bor. and save your clothes? If
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we halve made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
purest. and most economical
soap made. If you haven't tried
it. ask your grocer for it now.
Bo sure, and got the genuine,
With our name on the wrapper.
“an In“ it i-t not the selling
rim: alone, that must
.7» mmivloml. in arriv-
mcL ing art a knowledge of
the vain» of an article.
There- in up much real pure soap in a bar
of Dobbinn' Electric noin four born of
any other «up made, and it will, if med
according to directions. do four timer
as much work as any other. its mt ir
but a wry alight advance on that of in-
ferior soap. 1mm upon Iktbln'ns' Electric
1. l.. Canola & (‘0..
Philadelphia, Pa.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hangerfialtlmlntrlalm
And dealer in
Will PIPER lllll BflflllEllS.
fl North Main street. 80. Sorwalk.
Sample hmkn of full lino latent at in
PnprrnJlurvlrrs nnvlliilt Moulding.- t en
imam fur Irmpcction. on notice by postal.
Incl! intimatec cheerfully given
0. L. CO DEN
Plans cad Smile-lions Par-irked.
lam prepared todoall klndnof work by the
best of workmen. by the day or contract. at
Ibckrwecfprlceaamlatshortmn .
”AIRS AND MAN'I'LE WORK A
SPHIIALTY.
out n ru—éwiiti run, or.
fish NBA]! 'l'lil DIM.
m. -. “aw-W .4”
den re d 1 ocean “a
"validity" .4...
New stone.
fhcvcmaovvalwrhulacatto
ovum-mum 93
aallhavciowcfcfllacof:
HEATERS.
canoes.
laymandlrothers
groves.
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