”MMMdlflhfl
Wight-ll
wasmdthouwstsnjoyableinthe
"hidouyof Illumination. Alnlostthe
mthvumbirirtpwumhandsho
,somellftyguauflomoutof town. As
habemdrscustvmlatormsrymtho
last menus wanton-dra- sit-iv. the
toilstvofmsuyofthelsdiesheinlrpar-
ulIIic IV .Blnythe’a orchestra was the
bestfurnivhsdthisueasoumearlyallthe
mmgnemllefreshmentswm
mad at which and durin the
availing by our mustang/12A.
Lane. Itisoesdlessto sayinatth’n de-
'1 Mt was My Ind satisfactorily
conducted. 'l'bsprsseuoeof such alume
.numherolguestsfrnmoutof town was
amount muchenjoyment tell]. and
WM rsgretthatthiswas tobe
'_tltelaat ‘fHumeSuciable" wereheardon
allsida. It has com to he almost a
mount] with moiety in this place to
Md than gatherings, and indeed the
social season would not be complete
without them.
The floor manager, F. M. Knapp, and
his able amistante, together with Major
C. E. Duty, were on their mettle and
contributed much by their efforts to the
pleasureofall. Theolficers and manag—
enuwellmthe membership, aretohe
captained, and there is no doubt
there will be I Iargelyincreased member-
ship nextseason.
The threeprevious nociableo this season
have been most delightful affairs, but
the grand finalefar eclipsed them all.
The large number on the floor mounted
a brilliantspectacle, tlle ladies especially,
attired as they were in rich and ntmlco 3"“
divecrlatumss.
Below willbe foundal'nltof romeo!
those present and the beautiful costume:
mum
palmetto-lam new. which
one half of a tract of land and water [at
owned by one of the New Haven News
l
aarlnluttrm.
”“03
Ma! fiNmustanlw firing
m'shdvfitamd. War
' usii mm rsAisrrra
A ”It Il'mflu Maw I.
on I'm our“ on».
George W. Byxboesudllary ll. By:-
M. husband!“ wife. to Harriet Lucy
Godmmfiftyfoot frontlotou lain:-
Wu avenue. ~
Ilarrls llorohouao to Baaiuel Horn
house. a fifty foot front building lot on
llyrtlouvenuo.
J. (Harem Hawkins to Emma A
Jackson ahnildlng lot on the east side
of Prospect street.
Julius l’inkenstein and Catherine J.
Finkenstein. husband and wife, and0
James 3. Kelley, of New York city,»
the Iloton Point Improvement Company,
all that tract of land and buildings
known all lloton Point.
Amanda It. Simona, wife of Henry T.
Simone to William R. Inckwood, a tract
of land at Rowsyton.
Robert Bell and wife, of Brooklyn, to
Glades. ll. Aisthorpe, land and build-
ings on tho southerly side of Riverside
avenue. .
.l. Clarence Hawkins to Frank 1. Mar-
riam, a lot of land on Prospect street, B.
N.
William H. Lockwood. Emma I. Lock-
wood, Frederick W. Lockwuod, Oliver
8. Lockwood, Richard \V. Tripper and
wife, Lillian Lockwood. and Catherine
E. Inclrwood. of Stamford, to Frank
Knrp'leneki, land and buildirlgson Spring
Hill
Alfred ll. Morgan and Harry Taylor,
of lhlnhory, to’William W. 'ox,of Beth—
el land adjoining Bell Island.
John ll. Knapp to Edward F. Knapp.
lzlml, buildings, and machinery on
Water street.
John ll. Knapp to Edward F. Knapp,
wilhdoclr and buildings on Norwrllll
harbor
A CtNlNi WONDER.
The News Dug, terror-ta the Work
of The. lea-auger Boys.
Rover is the name of 3 ml Irish setter
mm'ii’fetu’um 3»
. aha-p,“
Wmnwmwm
3,1wrenbytheladiee:
:“ mmwmmnumnm;
reporters. Each night Ron-r accompan-
ies his master on his rewrhwial rounds.
No kind of weather is too inclement for
Bovutoreprwtforduty. When copy is
readytobesenttothe ofllceitis
”0.3. Duty, momelinede soie;
IsuLkflanford, pinksilk, pearltrirn—
wring, diamonrh; flirt. A. N. Clark,
month; In. Chritian Swartz, gray
Moe do sole; Mrs. E. S. Bennett,
creme white satin, lacetrimminga: Mrs.
E. l". Krupp, white silk; Mrs. W. S.
Crofut. W Indialilk; lruWJl.
Smith. Huck ice, j“ trimmings; Him
WM. m and white China
ilk; Is: James Golden, gray silk, faith-
or trimming; Hrs. P. H. Quintanl.
1Clliul silk, white lace; Mrs. Howard
namfishtuuecnimunmna Mary
Punter, black silk, pink ilk tlimrninge;
In. Julia later, black satin, jet trim—
minga; His label Boers, China silk,
chiflon trimming; ll- Aimee Wood,
Nile goon ilk. black feather trimmings:
lilayl’unaelt, pink silk, over lace:
HillaryF. Purdue, gray Inndsdowne,
origin red carnation; Miss M. KJen-
ulna, white silk and lace, with forgot.
mounts; I’m Alice Mallory. white lace;
lb Grace Hillard, white albatross: llhs
Bud. Bumbaldflllw silk: Miss Maud
M block ilk, jet trinlmingn; Mltlll
lltunieltowan, brown cloth; than May
Pitch, gray cloth, pink trimmingu; Mine
I‘ll lowndrl, Hack silk, jet trimming:
m. In, Iowndes. black silk, lace
trimming; I”. lfaud Shter, white
dotted Sari-I: li- llinnie Thornton.
Hus ilk, tulle eardrum; Ills. Eugene
mhhck lace; Mrs. Dr. Cummings,
”all. silk, silver trimmings: [In
MW. figured China silk; Him
m , blue nth, lace: Ilsa
mun. white silk, point lace: line
M 0m. pint China on, chiffon:
“he! Hauler. old ruse waist. black
.tlk flirt; “Annie We, white silk.
yilow won; Ili- Draco Hearts. white
aflmldloa; li- A‘uss Gibbs. garnet
nd thunk. In Thorns-Benedict, Jr...
lavas cups do old-s; In. Charles H
M ass-nuke div div; ostrich
WW III. John 1km,
' run-m. monocular-um
mm: Ibflattlslfille‘r,
mw;fiumwufim.
mud Imlan stlk,wklss has.
mutant-lumJlav-flknu-Bsrths
w W. grvsn lilk, lacs
m
Mallow!“ In. Bdrm! Ilia.
salilk:llli’.1s7mblack rllk.
and he will not leave the Ollie-e until the
city editor signs receipt acknowledging
other night "copy" sent by him at
7;!) was received at the chine at
755. the trip being made from Arion
hall,
again found his saunter and delivered
the receipt. Fourteen "muses were do-
livored the some night
alike to Rover; he treads the labyrinth
of the streets at all hours of the night,
one of the moat willing and faithful more '
sengors of the monling press.
the Western Union memenger boys and
say that there was
' In. Iavyknswnothtulm n. mt:
founded Ir. lavy with bk urichbw.
placed in nomnll leather bag attached
to the dog's collar, and he is told to
“go to the office." He obeys instruc-
tions, and always makes a safe delivery,
the safe arrival of tlle"copy." When
the receipt is placed in the hog Rover is
happy, and he immediately starts off
to find his master. He never rents
until he has performed his duty. The
and at 7:45 the dog had
with equal
wornptncss. All parts at the r-ity are
Already then- is discord in the nukuof
threats of mod-baggyog are frequently
heard. It appears that the intelligent
dogisperforming the same work that
three boys have been employed to do in
the p. lot. -.-
XII Dory's \‘IIdIe-tlnw.
To file editor of The Sardine]: Sub—In
your issue of the 80th ult. armoured an
item in which I was accused of assault»
in; a little fourteen-year-old Jewish
girl. living in my 15*. I desire to
aftoundutiun in fact
for such all Inclination. as l have never
bod any such girl in my family. nor do
I know anything about the affair what-
ever. The publication of that fshelloud
hamlono rile much harm. and I wish you
would do the the kiudncrI to publish
this letter. that my business patrons may
understand that a W has been
made. lam informed that the police-
rnan. Samuel Ireland, who gave the item
to the pun. was ntslsfonasd as to the
person. andtllaths is now willing to
correct the mistake.
Respectfully youn,
In Luv.
Tolhsdlforof “Sentinel: till—Hr.
Ila: levydesirsvmetuvtstelomeor
ptlbllclllflll. thatl was misinformed a.
tohhhsviuu anything to do with the
young rm,“ Jewish girl th-
in; In bh family. I Ind that the girl in
quutioullvall with antlfihhrmandthat
whom. If: mt ml: 00-1
Yours truly,
hum 0. future.
Warm
The following were issued M 1,
Int. Llatfurni‘ldfmmmlfA.I.
Chlamnm MINT!”
Alt-1440“". Winn-gin...
Today, Colonel Russell Frost flared
Crofut,ulNorwalk.wltll rank of First
Lieutenant.
Chaplain, thellev. BuvsrlyBIWarner,
of Bridpprwt, commissioned as Chap-
lain withoutothsrrank. ,
Impectorolllifle Panties. Joseph D.
Conldsn, of Stanford, with rank of
Captain.
Regimental Surgeon. Dr. Charles It.
Godfrey, of Bridgeport, with rank of
Major.
Amistant Surgeon, Dr. Wither S. Watr
son, of Danbury, with rank of First
Lieuteulnt.
I’oylnmter. Edmund B. Crowe,of
South Norwalk, with rank of Flint
lieutenant.
Thosixmemhsrs of the non-commis-
sioned Itafl willnot he appointed until
later. They will hoeslscted from differ
ent townsin th'u cougremional district.
as was done with the commidoned
stall.
'I'heoflloero thus far appointed are all
active, earliest young men, who are
deeply interestadiuthaproulotionoftho
Fourth Regimt‘s intuualu, and will,
witlioutdonht, work harmoniously and
enthusiastically to advance the old
Fourthto u position its many friends
Frostllasexemited amt care in rank
lug these selections from the numerous
applications made to him, and has had
in mind only the welfareoftherugiment,
after giving due consideration to ques-
tions of locality. He believes the wis’
door of his choice will be demonstrated
by theetllciencyandrmlof theme-nap-
pointed..__M‘
THAT WISTI’CIT LAND.
The: neuron" of the ('vrIlult-Iatnl Road
sushi-rd.
Judge Wheeler. of Vermont. sitting by
special assignment in the United Billet
circuit court, has rendered a decision in
the case of theComolidated road against
the Miss Cockroft, of New York, recent-
ly heard before him in New Haven. Ile
mataino the plaintiff's demurrer to a plea
in abatement made by the defendants.
The suit grow out. of the taking by
the railroad of land belonging to the
lliaues Cockroft for the enlargement of
their grounds near the Weslp'ort station.
The ownern claimed that the railroad
could not take their land without con
damnation pmceedings in the courts,
but the railroad took the land under the
nu horily of the railroad commissioners.
The Wilder Concert.
The closing entertainment in the Y.
I]. C. A. course was given last night and
proved satisfactory in the highest degree
to the audience. the performers and the
(annotate-e. Before the doors were open-
ed all the nvservml seats but four were
sold. and shortly after Bo'clock a sign
“standing room only" was put up. As
tln! Opera House seats about 600 this
npeuku for itself of the popularity of
the Marshal l’. Wilder Concert 00.. and
the trust felt by those who had never
hand these artist» in the taeteof the
Y. ll. (3. A. mmmitlee. )Ir. Wllder was
in the bent of Ipil'iltt and hi happum
mood after his [demure trip with the
I‘rmclub to California. It is tilt-opin-
ion of those who heard him last year
that he on even funnier than More.
All his joke! were good. and hill wonder-
ful good humor in mpovuling torncove
afterewwe delighted everybody. The
handful soprano, In. Jennie Hall-
Wado,was “charming and delightful
stills po-lbls for womanklnd to be.
She hashson ill. only being able toltavs
thohotnsfor thiscnnosrt. but far from
seemsdonlytogivaan milled delicacy.
Ilervoicshan unusuallyhlukw
thrilllng and extremely pure intone.
One of her sonar, "The ll
mtohsvnhssuwrltlrntoibowthmv
marvelousxlllutonvther with no»...
pathetic quality, which in votes and
womaolssothovouxhly charming. Btu
will never be advertised to sppvar la
Non-alt withoutdllhu anyhouss with
her ulmlms. Ilse let, who
Ibo played forlfr.Wildsr.hlnasler of
Idsartmndwhvnwuaytlnthswssw
nailed-fur hhopaalncovsvture oath.
piano wail-rm that hlstaltat was up
pivotal-d. lb Bohr-us, the tau-lad
vhliahhpvaatkvrhntsvlvutlollm-
mall's -w Danna.“ which sits
play-dist wuktaamwdvdhoassla
lil‘iilbbons.
willbelwoudtohavsittake, Colonel um
Till! CRANK "A! A ”It!“
Gould to Carry It Out.
New You. ran wanna Wallis; kh-
vills,ll..J,hsshosuwle for
in the mitt. thong“
W
BEVEN MAIL POUCHEB STOLEN.
Ian-body Matty Ilaa Skeleton It"
That Open the Hall VIII.
nafloftwopouchaonnmfl.
vvu run out Bartel Turret
Bosnia, Feb. L—Wheu the bow of
w-sahumdthenskotwasfoundtoau-
unused-them, aqmulyotwstw
“Guanttohavu drowned her. no db
may-muthouttwhelldthat shown
sheenddswskefrom the trance inwhich
tbeuworn statements of the girl's family
aad,whilvhelmsnotystmadsumkv
com those who bought about the
funeralbeforethepurmithadbeauobtainsd.
Ilsa" Only ‘0“ for Protestants.
S'r Lou-l, Feb. ~1——'I'ho American Pro-
tectire association held n meeting with
300 delegates [no-eat from all over the
United States. The members are pledged
tosupport only Protestant political undi-
dates. The minim claims to have votes
enough to matrol the wwdentisl «diction,
andwimnominateltsowucandldate.
Ito-y wu- Against m
Ntw You, Feb. t—llenryC. Sherhurns's
suit against John they to rtwver “mm
claimed toberlneasSherhumsslnre in a
Gm- !Iy w Bradley.
Nkw Your, Feb. t—It i said an trut-
wurthy authority that Wt Harrison
will anoint Judge Gm, of the United
mditricteourt of Nostivsy.tosao
used the late Annotate Julia: Bradleymf
the United States supreme court.
he over-II Court Haul-I.
CLIVILAI’D. rob. t—Ths court martial
totry Injor L C. Overrnaaconvenedhsra.
The charges are conduct un‘
A's-i n- w—uw sumo-1s a... as?
1km"
twain»
hum-m whowuhumdium ..
M
huriodalivsudrhownrdiatke man 5
shewashuried. Coroner Blood butakau r
1 Realismmllnsuanw
IIINIIIJIII BTIEET.
1.18001!!! NORWALK, 001m
IMH‘" “Andrlrnlln ‘rffllgu “'oace'wbfigm
one...“ C» ”men-n.1, 11'
" Overturn-miles.
out Pain.
%lthmlhlu “
film... :
Ole-Ilium Wishing, ’1
mon-
A‘A'“..r.““.{'{l..l‘u'.t""' m“mmmmtmfi
' 1"“. 9,1 autonomous-scrum
M “ 1:531: damned-r. °m.nfim:?d r.
Aho%l£o. w mm" 1. ~~~«—- ~ 3 . I ~—~—
_ luff-TEN -1 m murmur , .11‘gunuerso
Tim mmwgm BENNETT 8f. NUSTET,
MJIWaturumtJo. I“ ,11 tr“ . ‘
urn-moi” random“I n. 'mum *
tintlrrrwulk.M ’ ”Mtge
Hone“ arr-gum ul‘. Ilayel mM' 153;,” FISII- Oysters-
Phi“ ,‘Cm‘W . m Flunsleguahlesmoultly.
“no”; “fawn. m WEE. ormmosmrlmnsnsort
few-3,,“ 1 1 1__1_}}{‘§1 1 AT WHOLELALumunpAn.
AMI-Rm“ (nit-go Banana” family.” ‘1___ 1 1’ 11
Applgto ’5‘.” Clark, ,lllQuintanlngt-l‘lne, ALONE.
Hons: 0- Fourth avenue. neurona-
East . .
mm It. WWI. 6"“ ills” J ”
I’Olulrl) 08 T0 BB‘T
rd.
track.
to flirt
.... 3'!
II D.
BUNNELL'S
IHIBBEPITNT THEATRE.
Saturday. Feb. 1..
THE llllllll llll.
Watlllllly. F's-b; II.
THE Bill Tfllll’.
l IlllllEl (ll IllllEl.
Manley. Ivh. in
JIIE. ~
Seats on rials Thu-Thrall) Advance.
meat The majorhashasnthupedalaoci—
uty fuvcnituhsufov yous.
Jockey Anderso- Aug-Iliad.
Cum N. J, Poht.—-'I'lro juryta the
use of ‘flp‘lrler” A the colored
detracdn‘fmmlwrhvdyvoMthism
mm"mmvm
Wmlanumlamren 1
I'd dislkvru Its-III,
thdrvtptdr of “filmma-
“until-coat ”h“.
lflHN F. FllNN
one" Plumber.
srnu or on non.
JOBITIB I SPElllllTl.
taken mm: Willem
3,,- Wilma Vin-um street. m Nov-walk.
lupus
fifiu’fir it...
”I? ”Will’-
Dump: worrying.“ INHICBATI
i'stsvrlorvslk.
It. mm WIT. I’lflllllls.
Tull Filled Ill Extracts! 'Itll-
“my
Artificial Tlllh Without Plat“.
(CROW. AND 331ml W083.)
”I:
Do
MPacific To
in: l‘uru
lblutvnsulfi
the plumb
3PM P“
n. llreallflanuc
fulfil”
n: ind $3M
mddlluchsckgwhen
Breallll’leilo.
ll thin Strut, ltruslll. Bonn.
in.
Mr
dowment Pulley in the Genomic
Life Immune Company is what
lug scheme or cheap insurance.
much.
If you want protection for your
8. S. L’Homme
Agent. m Washington St; Neath
wwqom
Butt.
it: invostrgn' to.
ducedtollc.
llamareduosdtotlo.
Ev och-nae. estimates and cheap rackets
you can foulallnfthc people some of thetlme.
1 and someofthe people all ofthe time. but you
can‘t fool all the purple all the time.
will barnafler they have been fooled into buy-
snrarlre is like cheap money: it sin'l worth
yourself in case of old age. get I plain definite
w. ‘lu on the endowment plan in the Connect—
h or accrual Life Insnrunret‘ many. of Hart-
f.ord
An In-
ur Gena-l
the people
(“heap in-
family. or
(lieu.
Wont-rumour.
- muuuwmmx. 1 1
*. 1‘ WW
,ltaadthasbllklou
3:11am
ermmm
. WW ltldnmlslnnm.
13an 1" INS.
”3'.“ mm” murmumn
”gm” W&£&."¥‘.
llllNT it ZEUlFF’S
llarkettomsuulaufthuas
India River Oranges.
All ktndsof
lll’lllTEll INT!
Till! "PIE SYRUP A
l'llIE GITSIIP
All ktwdkof
FISH
Arrive every day.
Aunts for
“all" (lllEAlEIll BUTTER
Plckled Oysters.
~ [DISTEIS EVENT SATURDAY.
'Alld'thls yoncangetat
HUNT & ZELUFF’S
Hum Ind retail fish. oystelr and Iv lreputable
W. B. RIDER
llamhor of American Water Works Assn.
“ "Conn. Civil Englncers' Minion.
‘ 14 WEST AVENUE.
SOUTH llllllWlLll. BBNN.
ltd Dams and Roaertnirs planned and built!
an Miles of “’Bter Pipe laid.
a) “ " Sewer» made.
“Surveys.
Surveying promptly done all reasonable ratce‘
Plansol’ buildings and laying out of print
grounds accurately done.
All work snpurintenrlod during comtmction.
.5 tf’
L. H. Decker,
SOUTH NORWALK
DEALER IX
Wall papers, paints, oils, glass,
coach colors and varnishes.
McCloskey’ s liquid wood filler.
Combined chair and stepdadder.
Arstits’ materials, casein
Pictures framed to order
Painting, (papert hanging and
ecora mg.
Nerwalk
gmnmmmm
You have no Mount the money
’ to be saved until you call and
Dress Prints, dark colors, re.
Best Checked Apron tibial
. Best Dresa Gingham induced
i9 Washinzton Street. South Norwaik.
‘ THE GRAND
lentral thonning Emporium,
M. 8. SMITH,
A Week of General clearing, com-
mencing Saturday, Jan. 30m.
The following figures tell the advantage
to he gained by a visit.
All are invite to investigate.
A large Variety of Snitlngs In
No Following [on
We grade reduced to 29c.
58c grade reduced to 34¢.
Mounds reduced to tide.
Don’t let it pass
usul ulninvun.
Opportunities as these you
cannot afford to pass.
35c Corset Covers reduced to
25¢. ‘
350.
500 Chemise and Dinners re-
duced to 35¢.
65¢ Mother Hubbard Gowns
reduced to the.
880 Mother Hubbard Gowns
reduced to 60c.
w...“
HUIISEIEEPIIB lllElS.
Figures that ought to meet
with response from every house-
Trooper in and around the city.
tit-in. Loom Damask. regular
“equality for lilo. t
ell-in. Damask, regular 50c
Quality for 35¢,
old-lo. Bleached Damask, regu-
lar 609: quality for 490.
men ’I‘ all: 30 inches
or flu, e, 210 and Me
”“2...
upturn slrnuli»
50¢ Cornet Covers reduced to %
WWW
onflgléfiaro um an“, 1 1
U .
wars 1 , ‘
honor; "me; lac-in mum... 1
' mourn: snore.
NORWA nggONfltom ()0 Til
merit“. Wow
SCOFIELD. Will. AM Knlxht N. ‘
ehlnerymadoprumvll ”IRWDI'IP‘JJIS :u‘m’ .
glANU’AOI'UuEB maximum '
VEY. C. N . '
“fl" in II. III will "Witt 8m a
“null.“ 'm ,
‘1me unmfl.
N. Allan» At. N. entitle”.
33%“. filth, oyuterg. clumuflw "flu.“
KN E'l'l‘ dc BUSTED manta fish.
.1. mwmmfmlmkNmMalnll.”
2"- ‘ .A D'rlC h k Fina
t. hlty. \Vuhlngonariffic‘ll” opp. Igbrmagy‘
m 1, .llLLlAM
Isl. . tine meats, vase
KAI“ "RD “WW
Bill. flouterende larda
LIMB’URNER,WM.11M.I}Vuhl on street
t5.N.'alorDe
anon "Ti
LgCKWOOD L. W
on meals. hash. oysters. clams. “zeta
RAY NONI). GERSHOM, 13 No. Main at. 3.1%..
prune meats. poultry. etc. Choice cuts at
1:th prince.
SMITH'SW AEIIINGTON MARKET.“ 05W
WmEBn ILSJL moat». poultry tor family
BLILJ. P. I2 \luin st, N choicemva
poultry. tish, vegetablee,et ll:
LUMBER DEALEBN Jr PLANING mus.
RANDALL?! MILL. E. N. lumber and timber
rough or worked to order. mouldinutrtm
ERA-SONS AND BUILDEM
SEYM 'R. HENRY, 153 W eat ave, S. N. Al
kinds of stone muslin contracts taken.
SMITH, WILL! till H. 3“th st, 8. N. Job
hing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND (.RANI'I‘B.
BATES, P. W. Water rt, N manufacturer 0
tine granite and marble w’ork. and dealer
atone: Work of all kinds.
arm's OUTTI'I'Im
COMS'I‘OCK BROS. Masonic hufld’ N., l
Mnin st, S. N Gentleman in fur nlaglnzxoodu ‘ so
Emmet-sumo. sowmu on \.
hats. gentlemen s. furnishingnmof st, whgndgnmz
MERCHANT TA “DES.
GUSOI‘BHKI, 5.31 \anl e N. A fleet I1
guaranteed , the latest scytlennlv'vaygeon hand
KOCUlfill 1-117 Nu. Main st, 8. N. Pine toil-
oring n epec. alt) Repairing: etc.
MILLINEIIY
COLLI‘N R. M. E! Main metal .N.
material Hand ifd (Heated
£ch ll ACNE.» Mia's. oi \V all at .'.
m 19min lsiand' Dyeing normal“
MI. SIC TEACHERS. '
Fh'liltltv’ N. K. :n \\ r5! atomic, .\'. TEdLIléI' of
law), Organ and Harmony.
GlitaUN. ALEX 5. 27 Merv. in st.‘l . .I’hmo
organ and harmony.
OI STE]! PLANTISKS AND DEALEILS.
lIOYT. W. II. it 50):, 1:4 War r t S. N. f
of Raymond. ) Planters, exwftebrs’arid «1‘..ng
1: deal la in nativemnlern.
Bill-1D Jr HUT <31. \N. Lu W ater st, :5. N. Plan-
ten! and strippers of Somali; o) stern.
VAN NAME, J. 1.. 5:60. P. 0 M30488. N.
PATTERNN AND M00318.
NORWALK P ATTERN W ORKS. Chas. Tintin-
t urpe. prop. ,Rth'l’bllle mo :5 N. Househeat-
than and i. lit}. by “it‘llm but water or hot
air. lie-rerun es: Nor-unlit Lock Company.
tale, urn: Dr. Bullnnnun, dream): H. 1. Dev
null, 'aIl‘ um: Jenn llryon, shot air); “till-tn
Ii. smith. (alarm); (' r Church. that,
an .1 many otho- ‘ an: m);
PAINTEKS-
llilAlNARD r C.'.' it are: st N. 5;
Paint. gold and silver :ign: a speciallyrn‘"
lit-EERBAXKGEO. H.“ W liter-5t N. House
and .- lgn palutur. paper horizondecorator.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
NORTH. (i. 5. is W ashlngton in: 8. '”
quality' 0 1y {mom tbebuet. ‘ ‘
PHISICIANS.
Burt-e, \V. C. ,omcetfiaud t.
e. N. llourstltolo, ltoil. . :08.
Pl AN!) TUNER k REPAIBEB.
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denier iii pianos,orzans,.—hcet lfinzllcfxtcfih
PL ‘1‘]th BULB, SIL‘ Ell AND NICKEL
xtll' Til NllhllALK PLATING (‘0. l9Watur
-t \ll hinxlsofelectro taxing fishing
and refinishinzof all gr‘ (is of meningeal“.
REAL ESTATE. AGENTS.
Lamas on
One
Washington at.
l. :‘l'r‘ TON. JACOB M. \V rushingtun st next P. 0
Property forsake, houseatorunt. incendr
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rent and building lots for sighs. min
RESTAURANTS.
’1' X828. F.F.91lailroad Place. S N. M05134
or all hours. Htrlctl tint lasst .
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l. \VE'S DEPOT RESTAI.‘ RANT s.
t y the bent, pricesthelowest. Cpon‘all
SCHOOLS.
THIRD” JUSS INS'I'I’I'UT N. I in lnd'
txumlinz amino) school. I" INT!) gcnpt. 1“.”
nus. MEADNSC IIOOL for iris unl on
ludl «WK. Paulan‘iopemocr’. l 3‘
fiHOB'I'BANI) AND "PLWBITINO.
LAl’lllilt‘t-l BLOCK 8. N. C. F. Plum Prin
buy and evening sessions. Send for 62:11]“!
STEAM ENGINES IND PUMPS.
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STEAMSIIIP TICKET AGENTS.
L AYTON, JACOB M. \V ashingtonal. next 1?. 0
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STONE 0m
TERMS. JOHN ll. ft \\ hingto t \
brick, lime,c‘omenl.hnli:,phat tin-1:» S“ “W
)llllt'nlN. JOHN B. “'1' l .
Almlnyernl'mmrwttwmm avenue 5 \
NTOVBS, HANOBS AND HEATER».
Kri'n'lllIM. LANDON 9 naVHLIItT st, S. N
(in atom and water'heateru. l’. 0. box M?
POWELL. J. W. :3 \\ uhlngtoa st. fl. N.
TRUCKING.
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heavy trucking pmmptl y at “end-d
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fulfills will?“ later) Nllll
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albums beveled ledge mlrrnvs,‘ ton
to. air nus. rifle». rattle-x wan:
to: am. We old ”who Mia in.“
things given with club ordm for ourcsle :-
ell remand baking powder. Hurt sutlsf Ic-
lion guaranteed. Herein: stump for particu-
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