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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 9, 1892 · page 1

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thcloorhaingfifledwitklifimydancera, lcitonhiin when he beenmeexctted. A's
adncroirdot apectatom thronged the Mumubelearnodfinneytnmdictr
pllery and each ride 0! the lull under store was the first one Visited. Mr. Berne-
lt. no alshtthnt continually met their dict was alone in the More. when a tall,
an VII indeed I decidedly unique and slim man, wearing a light. overcoat and
Will] one. my of the container aslonchcup pulled down wcllovcr llll
World-aloud bubonic. Theeveu- eyes. entered as i! in an nwtul hurry,
iii": entertainment opened with several leaving his pal waiting outside, Ile pur-
wcllvrendcred concert selections by chased a box 0! blocking. giving a $10
Heine’s orchestra. which ahotumishcd bill in payment. Mr. Benedict gave the
cxccllont music {or dancing. Three tab- stranger 335 bill, two $2 bills and 90
lacunae thongiren bythe members cents in change. 11w purchaser then
at the lodge. They represented the concluded thnthe had rather have the
friendahip of Damon and Pythian and large blllback and showed out the it“) and
reflected credit upon the originator and was? billsr Mr. Benedict caught on to
there who participated in the pictures. Iii-i trick and the strangenapologizmg
The sand march formed shortly after 9 for his carcinoma». threw don't: two $5
o'clock, and wulcdhy the floor commit» bills, one of which Mr. Benedict thinks
tee, Henry Oatmann, R W.Srreeuey. was counterfeit. Tlimc he refused to
C. 17. Clark. Fred Heine. \\'. B. Mills. F. take and the stranger. muttering "\l ell.
.Hoflmnn, George N. Selleck and J. W. suit yourself," left the store. Mr. Benn.
mm Mmeemexact- dict watchvd tlii‘, crud-'5 nsthcy left his
ly alike, being copiesol those Worn by store and saw them cross the btrcct in
noblcnien at foreign courts. They were front ot’ Starr's confectionery store. The
lollorved by about seventy couples, who tall man entered the store rind tried to
executed a numberol pretty increments play the some tin-k upon Misti \\ nlluce.
Refreshment: were med in the rear of the young lady vlt-rl: in charge. The
theta“. Thehall was the mostlnrgely stranger purchased :1 stick of molasses
attended ever siren by the Knights, and vainly, giving a $10 billm pnynmm. Mr.
comeqiwntly Ilsacuccess both tirmn— Sturr liitpln'nt-tl mlw iii the rmri-f the
cinlly and socially. Among the many wire and was not now-rid by thr- man
people who furnished amusement for win-n hr first came in. \\ hen the young:
thine mm were Mortimer Hzirtwick. Indy “'0'”! togo to him for change the
who took the character 0! a Yankee man called for hcr income back as .llt’
farmer to perfection; Tommy Welsh. as had something smaller. He then tried
the non comedian. and J. C. 'tlkaF to mix her up in making chnncc fora
hum, attire] inblack velvet. The ladies $2 hill. and bring unsuccessful left the
wereprmmed withhanilsomegnungnins, store and. joining his friends, the); walk-
. , ._ .. ed off down Wmt avenue. Mr. bmrr Is
The Typewriter Jolie. inclined to believe the $10 bill first tt-ii-
],nv; it about time the fill-amphfl I... .1»ch lilies Wallace was 3 cutllih‘l’ft’ll.
up on their senseless and slanderous lel'fic'? “'9” inlormcdot “I" 31'3an-
john about the typewriter “1mm“;- ms' game, but the intormation mmc too
M is little wit and no “5.1"“. in Lil." and no arrest» wcrcmnvle its the [cir—
iha-i,and their militant reitemtiim it rim had ample-d. in,” . .
liable to work injustice and injury to a “Bill". AND THERE.
mpectahlc and intelligent clam of work- ____ ___
ills W. The typewriter joke was
funny enough when it “'an (refill, :i (cw
yearn Igo, and it it were applied only in
ngenenl sense. no harm would rr- .lvnc.
Bat from applying it in a gum-ml sense
peoplcnre led mapplying it in ”with:
aces. and therein lies the injustice.
W should stop and think JJIHIH l 'unnvrty, of Albumin. 83 years
”wand “p0“ whom their shafts will old. who has lived in domain forty
alight. It can hardly {all of d on; m-
jitryto wine young womon that mu}
cause her untold null-wing. It is a call-
inglor which women are ptirticulirly
well qualified. and as the typewriter
woman hustle-come an indespensnblc tir-
turc 0! every large business only. tli»
pungrapheni, instead of belittling. lint
tony. degrading her. would do well to
turnthcir attention to more honorable-
Vork. It's time to ring the hell on thmsc
would—he funny own and smart them all
a new line-Springfield l'ninn.

The. Important New: or the muti-
(:hroniclcil In in Condensed Putin.
llr. J. B. Fliiit's large sawmill in Unl-
lift-Willi" ‘-t.:l.-- lnirno-l :i: l u'~lw “z Arm-ter-
dnymorulzu. llulrlluu‘zm was badly
injuredlw filling; from .: liltlvll't‘. The
lms was '5 .‘MM’.

yl‘;tf‘.. \l'lbl {mind by his daughter dead
in 'zml instnrduy rimming :it ll o'clock.
lli. fijllllt'n demise was due- to heart
lullurr.

Sir Philip Unigimm. win- ia ctiipluycd
:it the stomn sawmill of t'niuphell d: (0..
.‘illt’t‘lllc, Noun" met with ntxiliit'ul mu
civlo-nt. A large-lug; rolled down it hill
and elrurii Mr. “night-Lin. hruzikimr one
of his lugs.

lx-wi-i l). Perkins. formerly county
cmurnmiuricr (or New ”:tVt‘ll county.
expired at hislminc here Inst night of
pnwuimliiu. llc writs tilty‘wrcn yrars of
am- and haircut ti wile. llc mus wrll
ltnw'. n and wry popular.

Edward h‘ingleton.’ol Amonin. who
wm saiiivllinzgal Thursday night and
robbed of twenty dollzirn. diml Saturday
night from the cllcctn n! his Wounds.
lli- wnsiiinctccn yours old and bridal-
Ways lived with liiiiinnthur in that place.
He was a well-known. popular young
man. :in employc at Wullnce'n foundry.

A llnrttonl Inn in Loch.

George W. Nurtltcdmri-y a rmtin- nl
Bunion]. Conn. has just ll't’t‘lt’ml word
that Itch-l {allcn heir tozi fortune ol
31mm). Northmluc hat-t lived in “bi
ergo tor a number of ymra. most of
which tintehelitu been cumml in the
real estate bullpen-l. Ill health cmnpel-
lephlm to give up Work a year ago, A
name-aka min of his in Tnl'ulthi, (liit..
left him the money, mid alter n diligs-nt
arch .l. H. Gilchrist d: 00.. from fing-
hrid. found him lnat week, through a
chic {unfilled by conning. ol the more
W in Mantra-Land broke the “In“
new. to him. [lets not at all eluted
lint—ya with the cool hemlolnmi on
good W man that he will invent
the noncyin Chung" iiml nettle there

Jolm Starla-y. Jr.. clvrk in n llnrtlord
zilurc. took his tirxt walk yesterday aim
n Wan-R's illumu with tln- grip. He went
to the store and with n bliicItnmilh'u
hummer broke one ol the large plnti-
glam windows. lli- explained then.- was
it thiw in the glam. It mot plain that hill
mind had lK‘t‘DIllt’ nth-rind by hi» illtu‘w.

hnhandniutton.

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Owned no ituiiui Illa 3m Am: the
Vlnt snub—ut- l’lenh Burned.

Sine Sims. N. Y.. Feb. 9,-4'1'he horrible
swims attending the previous electrocution:
were m—ennctcd at the ex tlon here 01
Charles llcllvnine. the milieu who murdered
Grover Christian Luca. o! Dnmklyn. Ito-
porturn tor the first. time were permitted to
he [rmient undor the new law. When all
the witnesses were assembled in the chum
her where the tonrtnl legal tragedy was to
be enacted Warden Brown and Principal
Keeper Commiugliton appeared at the en-
trance to the room, followed by McBraine.
supported on either side by a keeper. .

Mellvainc was apparently ailin, but had
to bah-ll carried to the chair. He muttered
as he ndvanmlntownrd tho death chair,
holding it crucifix in his hand. He rim tolv
lowed by Father; Creden and Smythe. He
prayed while thi- unicorn plated hill: in the
chair and tightened the straps at the arm»
and legs. '

“Oh, Jesus, sure me."

These were the words of the man u the
straps were being adjusted. and he uttered
them in an ecstasy oi agony.

Ari lilportrlio-nt Tried.

Dr. Mnedonald hadnnid, quietly, while the
ttmpe wcro bring adjusted: "In the «mem-
tion at llcllminc :i new method, suggested
by Mr. Thomm A. Edison. will he tried. Ina
stem! of applying the electrodes to the head
and the entree of the legs the current will
he sent through the body by way of the
arms. the clectmden being applied to the
ham bud and to either hand. I! itilnot
moccasin] the change to the old method can
be instantly made."

Mellvaine‘s hands were placed in mull
boxes and held there by strain. The how
were filled with salt water. Then when all
was rmdy. no just as the warden turned to
give the signal tor turning on the current.
he shouted \rililly:

“Let her go.”

The words wm almost cut of! by the
eluririml shock. Th0 body straightened
out with the power of a Hercules and water
dripped train the tightly abut hp; Smoke
arose in little pony dumb from the inter.
‘tklnwdswhltwdilnnimn Dr- W
nildcaqnlck more. and in flight!” to it
the current was cut oil. The. doctor bur»
ried to trnniiier the clcctnxlcs lrorn the
hands to the calves of the legs. slits {or
which had been made in the prisoner"!
tromcm.

.\ llnrrlhlr Sporlnclr.

Not so mil: My was it done. howm H. but
that Mr“ i‘:.lll"'r‘ body hdaxml and colluwwl.
with back in tEu- rhmr. .ind his chest heaved
convulam l_\' ”is hintltiu‘ll roe: nnil tell.
and he Kmart-d and uttemd a stout“! like an
unearthly groan. Thi- wttnmses were hor-
rified. They had on onion-nu» tut will
lurt in their nmmnrioa m long as they live.

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~ llARLlls ii'iixnisr.
was that at one in grunt nanny. but the
phytvti'inm mid that hit was nnconnciotu,
nod ilint the-v uppucnt throw) of salinity
were but the minu'nlnr action produced by
the notion of the electric fluid.

It was only a tow moods when them
rent mm again applied. thin limo by the old
method, to tho lurch-mil and the will at the
leg. Again the body of Mcllvaincntmigbt»
cord and ntrnined the «trap! tbiit held him
to tho chair in ii vimlilm grip. Therava-
n porrmftil mnerttlnr action. Thin In A
Milli evidence that lilo etill cxutul in this
than. Little puffs"! chm-l mine from the
clectmle on the valves of the h-gsnndmi
tho tori-bend.

A fluell o! Rural-g I'll-uh.

Dr. Mudonnlil broke ”in Kl‘lmli‘hfll id

lance of tho anti: chamber. remaining

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about thirty petition were received. The
petition were about anally divided ca
touting against the excise bill. the .
meat or women In humid: and the open-
lng at New York'l exhibit It the World"!
01]!!!"an exhibition Sundays. '

When the anti-Pinkerton bill was report
ed mm the would: it was ordered to a
third reading.

In the nupeinbly Ir. O’Connor prorated
a communication from the Journeyman
Smoocntterr' mutton prob-ting taint
thedreuingotitone tortheapttol hym-
inct. It will miemd to thawnnnd
means committee.

Thereadlngotblllawaa taken mud a
number or code amendments unrestrained
toa thirdrcadlng. among their one intro-
duced by It. Stiller. inure-in; the pod“!
flnular corporations (ruin Wham.
Also Mr. Varney’s. withing podium-tit
for mulching with hike-outlined train:
Alan Hr. Httt'n hill, ' r85.”
tor publishing pelaontnlou at m.
etc. Also Hr. Hultby‘o, appropriating m,-
5tl) for the St. [awrence hospital.

Assemblyman Stein will intrndna n hill
to repeal the electer execution Inn, which
he denounces a hurt-rm . ‘

FREE ODINAGE NOT LEGAL. _‘

An Important nodal- In no Ian-on-
. lllur until-a can...

Wnnuimm, Feb. I.-’l'he mpreuiecotii‘t
ot the District at Columbh rendered n th-
c'ieion on the appliation at Herrick, Horne,
ct IL, tora writ it “damn: wound
mammary algfi tum-y world into
standard donned silver monumental
at the various United States slate. The
plaintitln «lama that n in. their right
under the corntitution rind existingatltutm
to have their tilrer and gold cot-ed in
money. Them «touted the writ prayed
tor on the ground that the acts at 1537 Ind
ls‘i‘z whlt‘h nuthorined the coinage at Itlvcr
into standard dollar! when presented at the
mints. were in eflect repealed by the-ct at
1878. which authorised the government to
go into the market and buy tilt" to be
mlnedintudolllnnt the rate ut not le-
ttinn amnion our man than wwwuo
per month
fl'l'bcwrt further decided than!!!“
the applicant» were entitled to have the
silver coined and unload to money that
the secretary of tho treasury was not the
proper portion against whom to with the
court to min- a wrltnt mandnmui. The
chief justice (‘0an with the condimen-
ol the court and states that an turn-lie
krww until the beginning at tho pri-uent
prwwdiugs. the not of WW, known on the
Bland law. had m-va-r burn in {.1 to in.» :»
lit-d: tru- ( outage.

Klllrtl by an Built-chili.

”uncut. Pa, Feb. 9.»!"luirlz-x Harris.
revenm-n years, was killed. and John Sheri-
dnrneightccn yrm. Frank ind Stanley b‘hlr.
Icy. u-wntecn and eighteen years. and Wil
ham and (berries Vicki-finger. thirteen and
fifteen years. were bi'rt‘n'ly injured by the
uplmnn n! (lymmxw and powder in n
Manuyunk shanty.

 

A [Boy‘- lutnl "my.

Vixen/mu. N. J.. Feb, 9 ~Jnmo~z Dow
holly, u Ltd of sixteen. yearn. who lives ni
buckpurt. wugcrcd two dollars that he
could cut tm-ntytour ravage» within tit-
teen minutes and drink twenty glow» of
beer. He succeeded, but in two boon m
taken with convulsions and died.

Mn. Stater- lloullrlo Importation.

Kimmtox. Pl. Feb. Q—The hmiia at
Mm William ll. sinner, who lived in the
mountnum thirty mile:- trmn Kingston. min
dentruyul. Sim And her (our children.
dreamed in night chitin, wrdinl on» mile
throtr'li allow nu inch «Imp to the inmate ul
nnntg bur.

Maia-onto”: Vuln- Deb-ted.
FARM. l-‘rlt Bin—Tho civil trillion! harn-
ju-ml the applimticn of the widow 0t
Hemmer when and time o! the pictlrul
left by the Artist. rind decided in lnvorot
tho u'hlldnln of the first wife, who with to
keepttwm higcthcr.

sllrnr Pun-hm
“'Alfltflfll'tw. l-‘r-b. 9an t de-
r-nmm kid-y tmn'hrw‘d «new man-oi
silver. in lollmu: 5.33m om It .m
Mill)" at JIM. 50.00“! tit um. 50.“ It
106'. 50,01” at U”). 25.” nit ll“. at]
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my. Charred Bodies Taken
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In at in. rim-u tau-rim.

In You. Feb. 9,—lt b not yet known
how my potions met death in the appal-
lingdtrarttr which tollowed the outbreak
dhnttne Hotel Roy-1,01! than is Al-
uuttnlnolntely nothing on which tubule a
norm «innate at the. number at then
whwrhhcd. ' ,

Ill! mltively known that there were 1562
m in the hotel at the time 0! the the
and at them cighty‘two or: known who
do, Tirelro bodies have been recovered.
M lune Illtyelxht per-om nunccount»
tiller. norm of then ”pedicur—
tdhnndit is cqunllyocrtlin thitt a good
[infield thine “numerhapa all.will
Whoop their identity secret (or ob-
rigfi m. Many of the names given at
thhotel on tho evening of the flmnreprob-

lilac, null were given by thoae who

with women not their wives.

Ththotel hululnrge Iltll vulthypntrun-
root on kind.

thiywlrrn the lat pleural debris lu-
beo removed [ruin the ruins will the num-
ber“ dead be positively mcrtnincd.

’50 bodies of those who perished by
may from the windows at the burning

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mud. They he in comm at the morgue.
Tb excavation at the ruins rind th» m-
ural at the debria has hardly been hogan
It till he urinal dayt' balm the work is
nnlhal.

run-uncoun- III-popping.

Innin- nuny'nmre minimum be.
with the mini, Fm: bodic- liare been
mulled It knot yct known who: turner
warm! the Wm bum in lilo. Twenty-
tlree mjurcd persons are in the hmpitnlr at
thdtyormhe‘tnxmdturatuther
Reborn thelimncant (rind;

The extent at the dis-tar grown with
(try hour’- worh o! the 1m engaged in
moving the debris [min the lmrncd bulk!-
iig. Thewalhol mmtmdmthwlnp
otthdcniolialied hotel are attll .rt-ndlng.
ln’a non: than prob-blunt many charm!
bdier are hidden with thine walls To
fiat Mthowalbmmbawrn down,

:tblcnreely prom that my body found
mayor there-tier willrm be identified.
Th indies removed yesterday Ware trtgho
My curred nod W lieu-mural”
“the bacon it- work at destruction. and
thwillol come "it?!“ with each no

nth time! the «,9 every ctr-up!“ d
It» building war in bed and when they were
armed by the death Lfllv'“ t’lhmcs they won!
cltl only in thi-ir that W} unity night.
mu Thu tact null yrnvvnl the identim
“Quintin-tetra} one at the bullies by
”In at their clothing. . remain.
Fatally. but one lacuna at identidcntlnn.
’l’htiibyiimimn immunity
to identified la “in way ymerdny by the
datit who had tit-mired on the WW“!!! of
mm

“he [allowing u A correct lint at the dead
“show “I“ thi- puma-mil norm-ii ut
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The Dead,

(b.- N» l - )tn int». wit-”i norm
lain
“a!“ ‘2 An unknown home. “I?“
io'ia In llarnm.

“It So. ll l'utrrsovn nun. ulna! tony
yu- nld, with «him hrmrn curly but: ran
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Crumb Tray and Brush. . . . . .2lc Silver Casters, five bottle...
Clothes Lines ................ 6c ...................... We each
Flour Sieves. .. .............. .5c Wood “'aterpails ...... 10‘. each
,Large Size Dippers ...... . . . . .7c 4 piece Glass Table Set ..... 15c
'2 quart Milk Pails. . . . .. ...... 7c Glass Fruit Dishes ........... 90
112 piece Dinner Sets . . . . .. 7.49 Indian Berry Dishes, glass
Handsome Bisque Lamps. . ..95c ........... . ........... 20 each
Toilet Sets, decorated. . . . . 32.98 400 Bowls. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5c each
Flat Irons. . ......... . ..19c each Decorated Shell Butters.3c each
Fancy Spittoons ....... Pele each 500 Root Scrub Brushes..:w each
Lamp. complete. . ........... 190 India Salt Shakers ...... 20 each
Glass Table Pitchers. . . ltrc each Gilt Band Egg Cups. . . ”50 each
Vim-gar ('ructs. three styles 100 doz best blown Glam
............ . . . . . . . . . . 19c each Tumblers handsomelydcc—
Round Wash Boilers. . .29(: each oratcd ............ only We doz

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-THlS WEEK;-

Close prices rule in our Kitchen Department: ‘
Wine Gobletc.. . . . .. . ”37h: doz. Dust. Pans.... . . . . ...... .5c each

Patent Tack Pullers, guaran- Decorated Tea Plates. . ..8c each
teed to bring them every 100 doz. real French China

is a... South No

time. . . . . . . . . . . ....... 12c each Cups and Saucers ...... 69c set
Stove Polish... .. ...... 2c cake Indian Platters ......... At: each
Daubers. . . .............. 4c each
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Have You Seen llur Facial Puzzle?

Read these prices, get them firmly fixed in your mind, then
come to us and we will do you good:

 

SMITH Nllllllllll BOSTON STORE,

83 Washington Street. ‘

 

All Hoods delivered the same day as bought.

South Norwalk
BOSTON STORE,

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THE.GRAND

M. S.§l_VllTH,

A Week of General clearing. Bom-
mencing Saturday, Jan. 30th.

The following figures tell the advantage
to he gained by a visit. Don’t let it pass.
All are invite to investigate.

A large Witty nl Siting: in '08th llllllllllflll.
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SMITB'B WASHIXPTOX llLARKET.$W .
tnston nuts. inc-ti. poultry for lnmllytraeh:
WEBBKR. J. P. 12 Main rt. N.
poultrr. fish. "gunmen. etc.
LUMBER 024L238 8
RAKDALL’S’MILL. LN. lumber
rough or worked to order. monflhflm
”480163 AND BUILDERS.
SEYMOUR. BEXRY. 125 West I". 8. H. Al
in or stone run-on contracts taken.
SMITH. WILLIAM H. mWaat 8.3. J b
bin; promptly attended to. st, 0
M43318 AND GRANITE.
BATES, P1 W.Watcr at, N. manufacturer 0
line unite and bin dealer
stongrwork o! allnkliridn. with m
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COMS’I’OIIK BROE‘. Masonic bufld' .. l .
Thin at. 5.3:. Gentlemen: (nail-fir: 30.03:
FRASCXS Jr CO. lit} Wu It .
hate. gentlemen'ii [mum {Hams n“
MERCHANT TAMBS.
GUSO‘VSKI. 2. 8| “(all fit N. A not
guaranteed; the lateat styles dung: hull
KUCOL'K. F. l‘ No. Main 3 S. N. Fina
orlng n apecbilty. Repairiitg, etc. “u.
fllLuleY.
COLLIXSL R. M. B Mat :5. X.
muterinl M if dental?“ Lanes on
FITCH. AGNES, Mire. “\anl gt. fluency to

"Old Staten island Dyeing Establishment.

MUSIC TEACHERS.
FEllllls X. h". 3) Went avenue. X. Tmher 0!
Piano. Organ and Harmony.
tian'UX. ALI-1S n'. 2" Marni ‘.
organ and harmony) n at. b Pluto
OYSTER Pia-1311138 AND DEALERS.
BOYT W. Ii. 82 SUN. 12;. Water at S. S. t
of lilit'tnonrl.) l’lnntersmxponers’nnd whirl“:
rule «lenient in native oyntern. .
REED at HOITSMAN. 134 Water at, 8.8. Pinn-
llk owners.

choice mute.
[HG mus.

turn and ahippcr» at Nortr
VAN SAME. J. L. a: C0. P. 0. bost. K.
PATTERNS AND DIODES.
SURWALK PATTERN WORKS ChanJL
itiurpe. prop..flit’ernida av Siciliouaehc‘aji:
ingn aLM'lltllY. by an: at water or hot
air. KM”. um: Noni-n k Lock Company.
(steam); Dr. Bohanniin. watt-mu): H. I. Be;-
nrtt. wittultl; John 'l‘ryou, (hot air); “'lllhin

ll. Nomi, tumult): time Cburc . '
and many others. a h. Md”.

PAINTER.
BRAIXARD. F. C. ' “'nter t X.
Pnint. gold and silver sign: 'a a S if“?

us HERBASK GEO. H. 7 W t . cm

and nigh painter. par-er bugging N B

PHOTOGRAPHERS.

NORTH. 5.5. 78 Washington at, 8.8. One
bent.

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quality only. Ind that the
PflYfilcmL

Burke, \V. L'., other: 5 Ind 4' Wflhllm

n. 5. Hour. 9 to 10. l to of: to a. "'

PIANO TUSEB 8 REPAIR“

BESDEKC. F. corWnllnndK hut-,8.Aln

dealer in plums, organamhectflri‘inchm
PLATING -GOLD, SILVER AND KIM
SOUTH SURWALK PLATISG C0. 0WD”!

at. All kinds of el 'tro Iat' rubbing
and varnishing broil {indhngtdr‘i’igu‘ anode.
itiuu. noun: noun. ‘
lutYTtlx. JACOB M. “'13th onrt,n .
“36.3. Propertrtor salmhuuneg‘tonnt—tgrd‘v’
”WARD. ILAJSo. “Infill.“
rent and building iota tor Isle. .
m'rnumrs.
:YXBEE. F. F. 9 Railroad Place. 8. N. Manta
It all hours. Strict! first has .
. i-pcct. A tow table binder: take: "m to
LAM-1's DEPOT RESTAURANT. X. -
it; the beat. prices the lowest. 01:3.“ I.
schools»

.mizm' .Mlss INSTITUTE. N.
ting andday achml. Pill tam.

.\l R5. MEAIYS SCHOOL f In In];
ladies. Hillnide. 30'. Pull $531;pr - I.

“OITHAID AND urn-Imus.

LAl'DER's BLOCK. 3. S. C. 1'. Pl Prtn
Day and «realm union. field gelr'cnhr

81‘“! “Gm 1"!) mm
SUlthALK [HON WOPKS COMPANY. The
‘ Mirna! bribe.

Water at. 3. 2o. lienr

518A mill? TICK”! Lam
LAYTDSJAPDB )1. Washington“ 3P.

3.2:. Pane. tic kcmulraltuuoncy "film-ll

3103]: Dunn. ’

“MUS. JOHN II. It W '

brli k. lime, cement. MI; p tenfiw‘ din
llolt’l‘uh'. JOHN B. at Taylor ”urine. 8. h”

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irons. nations m Ina-rule.
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“amino.
loflmeoflN “Tutor-venue “3.1V. I h
and heavy trucking promptly atteiidad trig
unions-ram

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