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Hr. Weed hadbpn in
some makeup,
abletosoout. The cause 0! hie
was diabetia and he lay'in a rate of
coma Iron: 4.00 o‘clock Monday after-
noon until his death. Mr. Weed waa
bom in. New York. He was the only
child of the late Emmet Weed, a very
successful shoe manufacturer. flew-a
brought up in the ahoe basin” and
undentood it in all the varionsbranchea.
Mr. Weed, with his parents, moved to
Nor-wall: nearly three years ago, where
he engaged with other: in the manufac-
tureof shoes under the firm name of
Pratt, Weed & (‘41., in the large building
at the corner pl Water and Elizabeth
streets. Over one year ago. after his
father's death. Mr. Weed purchased the
businem and the name or the firm was
chaugedtchorgc B. Weed & Co. At
the time or his death Mr. Weed war the
sole proprietor. lie was married De»
cember d,1890, to Miss Leila, daughterol
ex-llayor Edwin Wilcox, who will have
the nympothy of a largecircle of friends
in her deep aflliction. The deoeaaed was
twenty-six years of age. He was a pros.
porous and ruling young business man
and since his residence in this city had
made many friends. He had the respect
and esteem of his employee and all sin-
ci-ri-ly regret his death.
The Inneral will he held [mm the resi-
dence u! his mother, No. 35 West avenue.
Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock.
runsrzm EVERY "ALP IlAl‘.
Roll 0! Boner {or the Fall Tarn at the
Concord Street tic-hoot.
Yesterday there was publiabed a list of
eighty-seven pupils of the Franklin street
school that had been in attendance every
ball-day during the full term of sixteen
weeks, which cloned at Christman. This
, am " then-any W places in
. mmummwmrmwn
'flWlbonI’olntianndwbtedlyas inter-
‘flugaaauy. It was born that theBrit-
a had run Wm during the
Revolutionary 'wa'r and where a large
nowhere! theirabipr landed stores and
‘ applies. Thiswaaalaoalavoritecamp—
iaggrnund forthe Indiana previous to
thaarrivalotthe English, and a large
numberofmounds were made here by
themlrurnthetopotwhichaviewomrld
be-hadolthe surrounding country and
,theSouudftwmanymilea. Many inter-
cting relics havebeen unearthed bere.but
one that cause- considmbleepecnlmion
and curl 'ty is the findingol alarge
bellhythe talian laborers, during the
excavation for the new spur and side
their at theHoustonic railroad. Monday
of link week. The bell weighs about
threehnndred pounds. It waaimbedded
ticket oilioe at the Point. and taken out
and placed alongside the office. llnny
peoplein the vicinity. among them be-
ing Captain Merrill, 0! Tavern Maud,
think the hell was buried there during
the Revolutionary times in order that it
conhl be preserved. If there was ever
any date or letteringon the boil it is im-
posible todeeiphe: it on acmnm of the
mat. A number of the old resident»
think it might have been brought from
the Britirh and buried there.
madnttheruinaol an old house
now remain. It was occupied during the
wubyfiaaiaanouma Tory. who re
03in “whitish coming from Long by
land and m planer totheseehores. and
‘whoooneeabd and protected them while
here. An underground plunge connect-
thhiahonscwiththellouudnndit was
through thh that the British and Tones
cane and went.
Inuit of an eflnrt on the part of the
pupilatobe present torworkatalltimes.
'I'hehabita cultivated during the youth
are fully an much as any intellectual
training secured inonrechmhl. Punctu—
ality and regularity are two or the Inuit
important things in life. Further. it is
Iound that thou: pupils who are “merit.
regularly. to receive inelructiou are the
scholars that intellectually was. that
get the benefit or the teacher's instruct.
Ion. llay we not expect. except in case
of sickness or death. to find parents in-
(crowd to have their children regularly
at school?
.llcrewith is given a list of pupil: pren—
em or the Cmcord I‘utreet school each
hall-day.
tirade G—llary l'onroy. Irma Dibble.
Grace Melluy. limrgiana Makin. Hattie
Embark. lira Williams. John Donleary,
John Meyer, llarry l’urdy. Prank Arery.
Grade fr-«Charlie Anderson. Charlie
Chrirteaaon, James ('owbmlr. George
Karrie. Willie Sritzer.
Tirade Hermie Dibble. lortlmer
Whitney.
tirade 3—5:»; Full»). Josie Jondreim.
Btlwl Merriam. Margie llalhwanrflrthur
Bros-er. Allen limp.
tirade 2-m- l'owperthwait. Mary
Mhnuty. lloward Davida.
tirade l A-Clara Dibble.
tirade l B—Charlle Subtle-Id. Mime
Chriateuen. lljalma Chrirtrmen.
ltrwm'l’m mar-mu.
Minotawoekagoamanwhogarohia
name-Manandhirmidenorllrldgr»
portmtmllrwtown and brpntr’dig
inaledgeolmcltulntlm northraatpart
olihetown. Alrmtthelutottlwyear
Mmhndavault ol about tour leer
aquamandtnwhlchhe lnuadaheavy.
lmodmund chest. 'I'ltrehthtmntalnsda
uumbnolpamtwopewur rue-aural
Illedwlth gold and literati-Ida
unallhax in whirl ma pfla dill
dump-trot cant-u and (our mail
“whittloar In W ’It‘i
Knew-It VI!- co-paalaa lloet “learn.
The Kawalk the companire elected
murmur-arena»;
Phanixlnfinecompany -CIPtIia. A.
LCbinery.Jr.; first lieutenant, C. M.
Smith: second lieutenant, D. H. Weeks:
recording secretary. John Greenwood;
financial-century, Willie .l. Kavauagh:
W. Charles Burr; engineer,
Georga'Aiken.
Pioneer Hook and ladder company——
Min, Edwin Birch; first lieutenant.
A. I. Whaler; aeorlnd lieutenant. l-‘red
Harittuecretary. Fred Bette: financial
,Iecretary, J. 6. Gregory: ~ treasurer.
William Herritt.
‘ Bupeanecompany—Captain. Patrick
flattery, lint lieutenant. Willie Bouton:
resend lieutenant. Charles T. Phyne; n».
cording ascmlary. T. O'Donnell: financial
secretary. William llcllullin: treasurer.
Albert Chinay: executive committee.
Hichael Fahau. William Powell and
Daniel Gormley.
‘ Wu Alhlrlrc (fl-h.
'l'hezmnalelection or ultimo o! the
Southl'orwalk Athletic club was held
lutnlghtaslollows: l’rtnident. Thomas
W: Vicevpmiilent. Edward
My; rmding secretary. William
., Manny; financial Ircretary. J. W
Myanmar. 1’. B. Coleman; board
of m. Thorn:- Caranagb, J. W.
finally ud W. F. Tammany: committee
on m. D. Ilclntyre. William
Grillla..l. I. Slater. F. Buckley. John
Phdar, John Walsh and IIJ'. llnlartr’y.
The reporta o! the llnamlal neretary
and beam that that 31.0mm liar
beam during the pan year. Thin
hampodrbowluglor a club little
”Mayan“ and the when
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mambo. Orville doubler: or the
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mMMeyhu’banmaadltup
holda Birthday u governor do Iacto and
memdejureottbutale. The'd
which i unanimous, was writtenbyc‘hlet
JurtieeAudrewa C
Theminmentofaorernorllulkeleyonthe
decision btbatltwujurtwbatbeoxpoct.
ed. Whateilcct it willhanontbeles’nla-
tarot-problem.“ 'l'heDeraoci-attcren-
ateeanno longerisnoreBulhaleyaamerely W118
aprlvate citizen. {or ahould they do '30 and
adjourn he would have the power to call
them locally noun. now am he has the
hackiiig of the unanimoaa opinion at the on.
plane mart of the state,
Inthehouaeanother debate '3 nob-hie.
At any rate, a mortal lobby influence is
atwork, and it iprobable that bothhonau
will remain in region tor some time.
Rule or the Argument. .
'l‘hebueiroltbeargumentol‘ the-apron»
court in sustaining Governor Bulkeley is in
the fact thatthe legislature made node-clam
tion or the election at state unicorn, and the
court holdethat the election is not complete
until such declaration is made. The pro
Vision of the constitution that thin declara-
tion must be made on the remind day or the
scream is explicit. and the hint that no
declaration was made preclude. the m
bility of the general mmbly from com-
plctiag the election by declaring the result,
asnny mdeclaration now would be un-
constitutional. .
The only way, the court says, that Judge
Norrie can now establish the tact of the ma-
jority be chime in through the importer
court. Any :urure action be may bring In»
low the superior court must be amended to
Claim ll majority 01 hll the were met. not a
majority on the lace or the return
Thecourt recognizes the new-unity or “go-
ing behind the returns" below any devian-
tion at election in made by the legiolnturv.
and lay: at the door or the general mommy
the blame of not having cmted Inch legis—
' as would admit olnich investigation
pier to the antenna day in the lamina (he
otthelnadiugteatureaolthefiehioniathn
Ihelring of demand Mervnn. the Republic-
an candidate (or gorernor. The content is
no longer between Norrie and Merwin. but
between Norris and Bulkeley. This 3 only
haplied, butinlhelogirxdrmultol the rea-
ming or the «ant.
Lrglnluauun Will (tonne Now.
The complaint: of the legislature h in-
material in thin rane. as It ampere»:
now to readin- a dorm in the main-r.
shouldJudgellnrr‘u bringactioointheau-
perior court and the return be fitted, it
would mean a (ll-climb or no election by the
jimmy an to theolllcee or gown
noraud lieutenant gut-mm. but ll'lllw that
the Mari-arm candidate» might be seated.
It in oonaidered by every one that thede-
cidon means that "Hold "Vet” Bulkeley
will mnttnue to hold over till the next Qlt‘l‘
tion. The damn-4mg. aunplir-atcd and
involved ar it bode-n not touch award inr—
portant inner ra‘ned during thl- nmlmrnnly
in the legislature. and have»: that body or
much in the dark mover. The two bounce
cannot agree. Altar wrangling (or a whole
year on the point: at dillervnn' between
them the court giver no intimation Iur
their guidance. Aside from giving no rain.
tion or the matrorerry over the atate outwit,
the decision or the wall positively oontra~
dicta hull.
Alter upholding that clam.- to the unatt-
tatiun stating that a ill-duration of the re-
mind the electim must be made by the
mlm on the around day or the Men,
in outer template the election. the court
tnrurichtamnnd and aaya that lineman
will not new attempt to decide this point.
It boon-literati pfllliullll now that thing-
irlatore, alter room deflate. will drop the
mrrrnunhip muddle and pruned to am
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“are. by the Wye.
Pin-luau. Jim. n—Jl‘lle Pro-Na
mummwumlrj
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The plan of the Democrats is thin: Act-
ing nuderthe powera oonlcmd by the con—
stitution or the United States and their
rtate lawn. llill, with the mutant and Ital-t-
atitutxunal and an be woomplhhed.
Another feature at this prop-reed Hill
rehemeirthat tbemmnmaumaotmoucy
rpant in the usual state mmpaigu {or the
election of the electors by popular vote can
be reserved tor dbltributlon during the can-
ran in other doubtful Malia
When it In remembered that both houses
olthe Miniature in New York are tobe
controlled by the Democrats, and that the
strictest harmony prevails between the
11]”le and Hill, the [Milan-3' u! the
in question iaat once apparent. Both
QnayandDuilleyi-drnitmlumur lemons
the burnt acriour matter olpolitieal fact and
thtionlzflt’hat has stared at them inany
In ‘ ' prerirlential campaign. since the
Tildon-llayca of 1m They are
non-planted about i3
With the exception 0! West Virginia,
which is usually cleared under the head of
southern rtatu' list. they lQuay, Dudley
and other prominent leaders and members
of the national committee) name that there
in practically no hope oi carrying arlngle
southern state next year Ior the Republic-
an nonimee.
"Was the nominee'. name War in-
quired The Prom reporter.
“Not disctmled«it iii too well howu.
lib name in James G. Blaine. and no turns
1 have heard among prominent llepuhlnnu»
in New York and ottwr status at our cun—
rm Sunday there will be no second
oblate at the Iinncapolia mvention.
THAT REBEL FLAG IN TEXAS.
the Authority hyalt'a - Ilyth~Anolhnr
hy- It'a a Duality.
Waarum'mr. Jan. lt~Pirat Aaaiatant
Postman" General Whitfield but just re-
ceived two letter! Iron: mwmibie partial.
relating to advice received at the pint-race
department acme time ago that the Coated—
ualc flag had been flying over the Wm
at Board. Tex. It will be remembered that
General Whitfield wrote to the pntrnaetcr
at Bainl nequcsting information in regard
to the matter. but up to now no reply ha
been marked. The lattes received tell
confining sun-ion. One or the writer: rtatea
that the lag Iliea over the motor ot the
buninernblochinwbinhthepmtodloeu
located, and on holidays and occasions of
festivities the Confederate bag can be mu
standing out [nominally [mm a few small
lexical: Iago anda email United States thug.
The other writer in his letter aayatbat there
in abaolutely uotruth in the report. and that
it in one of the many schema of thunder—
ate veterans to barrans the mini-star. an
old Union whiter. Aa them stand- it in
a difllcnlt matter to got at the truth of the
report. but (loner-l Whitfield will have a
thorough examination mail» and mrtaln
the exact situation. There in a punibflity
that the obnoxiou emblem wan put upon
the buildln‘by partlca who have tun-incur
eatebiiahmenta in the same block. but In
that event it in quite likely that the port-
otllcs authoritira will have the metallic. at
Baird moved to some other location.
To. Dead In liar “all.
9r. Jonas. N. R. Jan. ltm’l‘he rteamtug
Program. or lit. Her-re. while training all
that port picked up a man-l bottom rip-ad
tom-d her into the harbor. When Ihe war
rightod it war dbnovered thatabe war the
banking «burner belonging to La (.‘ruix, or
8:. Pierre. which had diuppeared while at
anvhoronthcbunkrdnrlng one at the re-
cent brawn-lea When in. was «kicked the
bodieool unmouwm loundlu her hold.
She had when mlllnga crew or sixteen man.
i All are upward to have been luat.
'l’hla Ilurta (not. I...
atnd,harlwenrhntdowaowingwthe
dilhculty with the men On New Year'a
night fourteen employmot the phte mill
Ml route it their work “flatbed, and
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Ordered to the tier-i. "'
Alanna. Kan, Jan. u.-—A bloody county
uatwarhaabrukeu out in this neighbor-
hooarrathreemonm ' have My
lanthanum whileumedmreerue now
mm to capture and. mmleradlwv
trlotjadpa. Abittarhnld lira been onia
Warranty "arm thetilllngdfiam,
Wuhan-pummv‘lm it 18“-
wwm ., momma a
lillluiltidae when W hat the
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Sher-ill Dunn, with air. , w
mtodtiltbrmbuahedme {mm ll"
lathe-hm” were tired it ‘
”Wtfluyman roll at
but war unbdrt,and camped by hiding in
meta. The mob hunted Iur him. but lulled
tollndhim. Hehmrwathiberal. Deputy
manner-none in the rock: at the
mouth at tho «any-on and warped without a
wound. The mob murdered tony men and
tho'hattlo betwt'en it.» omwrs and mob
lulu! from anybrml. to runner. One uflleer
was killed, and a number woumltd.
’I'lw than «I the truth,
Than in u rounty war war on butween
Weld mull Arknlou.’ A mob curnpoecd
or the old Start-ll.» county notion were de—
terlllned that ballad rimuid not hold court
atfilriugfleid. The silent! and wwere
on their way to «sum the judge to his
court. When near the Judgu’s house it Mn.
liarabie ran to Judge Bolton's house and
told him of hill danger. HM lit-d l0 Arkalou
with his family, has toilet: refuge in a
homaad his trueuzir are milling the mob
athy. Ilia irll'lltlti rm- culiing on all the
able bodied. law abiding citinrn» through
out the county to wily u. in.» eumxlrt.
Knot-July. lbs-l. tum Am tum]! turmoil
in Steven: county. l'ue county mtr'un-
tut htweeu Wombats-Ji- and Bogota: rul—
llilflad then in the women of shrill
Cu. aud Ilia drputwa. by firm Robinson
and hi gauge! alum twenty-seven men
from lingotou 'l'm-ri- was an obntemen
dfiahflltngthen until Jllucifiilflst.‘
Jmhnmotlfichnckhlorm y.
M and Illlul Sum “Wind. 0! Wm.
the acknowledged lemlnr of the Woods—
dale faction. This liming; Dir-rum“ in
front or the litti» church in Huxoton.
Judge Theulisua Bulk“: having convert-
ed the church into n courtrwm. when the
June term of the Htevvm county district
court may being held.
Brennan Wm. mrn-tml. and after two at—
terupta wgiVe him a trial on the charge of
mmler he wan taken lurk to the jailat
Hutchinron round: the third and tan ut-
lempttorecure ajury trill month. Siam
Wuahl‘ death hontlbtm have waited in
Bugmon. and now upgrmvutly have been
transferred over tho boundary line into
Seward tummy. whnh hm been pun-In]
Min-micro. though it in... always bet-n ac-
knowimlgcd that Springficld. the mlmty
real or Seward. hair lmu m rynumhy with
Woodaihle and Arkalon. lLr! prinpemw
county real in sympathy with anotun.
This feeling of Iavon:;..rn which unqam-
tionably exits baa l't'ldi'utl)’ men tothat
point where it lmwnc mzrunrrulhthle.and
the tipringlield p. uplv lmhr gum; in to help
out the “’mxlmuulc lut‘llun.
A Dunn flare tilt the hurt.
This new killing llM‘l‘t'M'at the number or
men daughteml in the counties or mull»
wry-tern Kaunas to twelve. not taking into
ammt the lllllulfl Leon-I 'umnnau county
neat fight in Wichita (minty.
The direct cam on the projected attack
on-ludga Bulkin Ill the (act that over atom
thvleud begun hm eympathwa have been
with Ham, though his bmao is at Spring
field. in heward i‘uuul)‘. tony miles away.
Janice Brennan. who lullnl hum Wood. was
In- oonaaellor and friend. and traveled
about with him on his Judicial Journey-
tbrooah the matter cumin-3mg the dim-let.
Anne um attempt to try harm in
September but at lluuotoududgn Botlrln
reluaedto pruideJor the momenta.
thatllraanan had bum his friend. Bone
trialwuhadaor any attempt mutate-r
curva jury until Nov. 4. when Judgewan,
«Wichita, made the rum Judge Botkin
wutullugoton when the 1m attemptto
trylhnnnan warm-denial iii-remain-
bendthatwheuhedroveoutrdwwnalm
them had {alladtogetplury tho abort!
elbow-rd county went with him witha
WW over his Mulder. Bat thh
warneatwrlghtln that place. The
Moran-mil men had amply tau-
‘ endow: , . ,.
“been” [storage-"nu. .
' "m ' _, boom
”Anna’s. Jan. hw‘l’haplot
here. A mob o! twenty to thirty
new area and about “I"
uafldtblrphaabwnehonuum
.mraadtowartlt
ma me It away. A. l
Antlerthwd-Ilalaaadcda
-A an.» Mob Declares ll:
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FIRST on the list is a lot of heavy
.weight, vest front, difi'erent shades of
Beaver cloth, were $7.98, but price is
flu. nothing to us now, for we olfer you this
garment for $3.25.
One other special bargain is lot of
about 25 or 30 Jerseys, in black. sold for
$1.0m: your choice now, $1.00.
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rate.
Jackets which were $4.49 can he had
now
Jackets which were $5.08 can now be
had for $3.95.
Jackets which were $7.98 now $4.41!.
I In Children’s Cloaks we are out. of some
of thesizes; note the different-v. howi-v
between the former prices and the
n 0“'
Suppose there is no need of adv
her high-priced Jerseys at the same
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for 82.25:.
or,
prices
FURMER PRICE
$6.25
$4.69
$3.00
goods at way below cost.
We close by wishin
New
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cialty
FOR inns WEEK WILL BE
KET 5
Induction: on same will avengelirom 30%:to 60%
Puffin NEW
$4.00
$3.60
$2.00
ertising that all
'I‘xristmas
gall ourafriends and patrons a Happy
South Norwillloslon Store,
33 WASHINGTON STREET.
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A, Big. Snap
Furs,
Blankets and
lomfnrtahles.
Our 81.25 black Conic Mulls reduced to s .75
Our 1.7.5 “ “ “ “ “ 1.25
. Our 2.00 -' “ “ ‘- 1.40
Our 3.25 Imitation Seal “ “ “ 2.25
Our 4.25 “ “ “ “ " 3.00
Our 5.00 Astrachon “ “ “ :l. 75
Ladice’ Fur Capes and Children's Sets rmluccd in like
portion.
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Our 4.25 " " “ 3.7.13
(m. 1"” II It ll 6‘ 4.2.5
UL. 5.50 it It to in L75
Our 6.15 “ “ “ “ 5.00
(Jar “.75 u at It at 5.“)
Our 7.50 n u “ " 33.75
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naurlt.ll.brlldgez.‘ll.vlvl. “Ram mach W
bran mull tor m hobbit
repair- ior manu auto «and illuminate.
drown. 1'“
monument onrmmm snort:
fl VEYJI. ll. 70 N Hat 5.x.
d‘e‘a‘ler In boots, Wmhbegn‘lmher
“, '3' mum mam
AVISON, A. 158 Mala
eta”, nah, oysters. c
BEN ib RUST!!!) ta
labilermlama. from. 2% Wm%.
i ‘ 7‘ LL A'l‘ JUDD’II Carib Mari Fl
. ! uci‘lally. Wuhlnutonpt, 3%. 0)::
than. WILLIAM ll. Benedict Faun
manta. rem-him. canned
E“ "r
otr‘a kinda. Home
LIMBUKNRR WM. 108 War on «not
bridge. is. x. ‘ Dealer In .11 kinds hmeatr.
UKIKWOOD L. Washington St. W
line meats. dab. oynterr. clam. rem ha.
RAYMOXI). HEEL-$110M. It! So. Main at. 8.13.
prime menu. poultry. etc. Choice antral
cosh prince.
SMITHS WASIIIXIVI'ON MARKET. “Wash
Ington inns. meats, poultry tnr family trade.
WEBBER, J. P. l2 Main at, N. choice meata.
poultry. bell, vegetables, etc. ,
LUMBER DEALERS & PMNING mun.
RANDALL'S MILL. ES. lumber and timber
rough or worked to order, mouldingeddmwtc
MASON?! AND BUILDERS.
.sEYMOUB, HENRY. 1:88 “’eat ave. S. N. Al
kind: at stone mason contracts taken.
SMITH. WILLIAM ll. It} “'ent at, E. 23. Job
hing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
BATE-l. l’. Wrwmer at. N. mantactnrer 0
but: gmnltc and marble work, and dealer
atom: work of all kinds.
MIIS’S 017171111235.
L‘lllln‘TOt'K BROS. hiaaonic build” . hi. 14 no
Main st. 5.33. Gentlemeu'n Inrnis ing gooda
Fll.a.\'¢.‘ln‘ a (30. M Washington at. H. )1. fine
hale. gentlcmcn‘s turnishlngn or all kinds.
MERCHANT TAILORS. ‘
ijl’n‘OWSKI, 1}. ill Wall st, X. A perfect I
guaranteed: the latent atyleealwuye on hand.
Klmil'lz. F. I: No. Main at. S. N. Pine tail-
oring it apex tally. Repairing, etc.
MILLINEILY. '
l‘t'!l.l.l).’.~’. it. )1. l'.’ iii-tin “.2. S. )1. Ladies on
Ihéllt’llrtl Flrvf'll if lll‘tut’ll.
FIT! Ii. AUNT: .‘v!l~s.ilt\'v'zill ur.
“l
‘ NJL’JCDCY (o
m Sirius l-mml Dyeing Enlfllgllniimtllll.
MUSIC TEALHERH.
Flilllllfi N. KJII Vir-I lit‘ulilli'. .V. Tina-her 0!
Pill m. “will“ ant ll.l?lli!lli}'.
cz-llr‘hx. ALEX r; 2: .tlvrsin st, )3. Piano,
”rum nml Larinuuy.
ll‘l’n‘I‘EIt I’LASTKIIS AND DEALERS.
HOYT, Vt'. ll. & NIX. it.“ “'11:" at, S. N. (fix):
of Raymond.) l'iarh'ermcxgmrtera and whale-
mii: llrillcl'ri in native oysters.
{mum liOl'r‘llAX. I‘ll Witter 3:34.51 Plan-
ten end shipper» ul Somali: uya‘itcm.
VAN NAME, .I. L. or L‘O. l’. 0. box .1“: ti. 5:.
PATTERYS AND MODELS.
SURWALK i’AT'l’lZiix \\'nulc.~'.l71m.ll..lm
thwrpe. pron. Riverside unusual. Hnueelzrat-
int; n upw'imlly. by «team. but water or hot
air. llall‘l‘tlll‘fi: Norwallr ltrk t‘ompany.
htmlll; Dr. Bohaurmn, (strum): ii. i. Bet.
liril, i-lrxurH: John 'l'rynn. (but nin; \\ iillam
ll. Hnurh. urcarm; Bruce Church. (hot air);
and many others.
P11131388.
BRAINARD. P. c. 7 Water er. N. sum painter
Palm. mid and silver aim a. specially.
(hi'l’l-EitBASK GEO. ll. 7Water at N. Henna
and sign painter, paper hanger. decorator.
PHUI'OGBAPEEIIB.
NORTH. (l. S. 78 Washington st. 5. N. Due
quality only. and that the but. -
PHYStICIANS.
Burke. W. l'., adieu.- to and 47 Washington at.
ti. h. Hom0w10.lm3,7 we.
PIA!” Instill it REPAIRZB.
"nun-15:. (f. F. cor Wall and Knight .Ala
denier In 3 lanes, ornament: mum.
PLATING~GOLLL SILVER AND NICKEL
SOUTH SnitWAIJC l’lA'l'lNG (:0. 49 Water
5!. All kindeot e‘w lro latiu (lone. liabl
and refinishing Ill all ind: 5t metalowidfin‘
REAL ESTATE amen-s.
LA YIUXJACOB M. Washington at. next P1)
8.3. Property (or sale. bounce to rent.1seeadv
“'OI DDWABD. E. A. No. Main «.333. how to
rent and building Iota for sale.
BESTAL‘RASTS.
XYKBEI'L 5‘. F, 9 Railroad Plane. .‘4. .V. Steam
at all hours. strictly tint claim in every re-
spect. A tit-w table lmurderr taken.
[.1 SE‘n’ DEPOT RESTAURANT. :5. N. Qual-
it)‘ the beer, prices the loweat. ()peuall night
SCHOOLH-
mum Jill‘s Itin'l'l'l'l'TK. N. Ynuxmlmliea
boarding and day M'llhlll. Full term New. I'i'.
MRS. ”BMW atrium], hr girls and
ladies. llllbllde. N. Fall {mu up.» 0.4le
slfllll‘l'llAND AND TYPE-WRITING.
LAI'DER'S BLINK. I". N. (I, F. Plumb. Prin
Dir) and evening minus, rluul i'nrcirrnlor
STEAM ENHISBS I‘ll) PUMPS.
SilltWALK mox WOPKS l'uhli’Ah'Y.’l'ha
Wall-r at. s. N. am Railroad .
”IMMSIIII’ TICKET A635”.
l..\\"|’llh'..l.\('()li ll. “Washington M. next I'D
3.3:. I‘m-a. tii'kelaelrallmnmney ornlerrhm ad
"I!!! DZAL‘BS.
FBHIUS. .mrm ll. It Wanhl on “JEN alao
hrlr '4. lime. lenient. hair. 9%.
HOME»: .mllN it. It: 'I’a
Alan layer of commie w
“or”. RAM?!» All!) all?!“
Kit'l'l‘tll'M, LANIXN. ID llavtlanrl M. .‘i. 3
line ntm‘en and water beaten. l’. 0. box 0“
POWELL. J. W. 94 Warbtuirton rt, 8. '5.
TBUCIIIO.
BORTUNJUIIN ital Taylor avenue-AN.
and try trucking pfimmly attention! to.
nauuflaanta.
JENNIXIWJ. I). . llnm R. It. it. Bu-
drum 3 Elm at. N'ivp'relcpbono 40D!
.llthhlt’l’z. 620. a: tin. Mall: at. 6. 8. Open
ifitv‘iiii'i‘hmrm u n and u an a ll
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ltaaldm 2 florteler at. Telephone TI—t.‘
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lantern-n, camera. and Human: o! M
(More elven with rich umlern {or nun-victim»
rd Iran. and balling planter. I'm “Mac.
“on xvi-ranted. Manda: damp tor outlets.
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