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fund
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We are not, stsn
-’ great sale of trousers
fig.” ,
. ills
has never
E HBIISE SEATS CBMG
The Pennsylvania Contest De-
cided by Gusting Stewart.
‘ mamas mnswm nor nmwn.
laps an'amta Voted In Favor of stew-
lrtlld Republicans for Craig—flinglmul
Will later the International Monetary
Conference and lisfluas Iter- Position.
Wanna-res, Feb. 21-11»: Idaho case no
copied the senate without conclusion The
debate '8 enlivened by the novelty of the
What’s Incantation of his use on tho
doorofthasenate. Itwas the general
opinion that more graceful and impressive
day than that which lfr. Clam:
_hwghttobeunpou hisusehasnotlately
boonheard within the senate chamber. The
Isnlpdntainvolvedinthe case have per-
. eaptlhly broadened as the discussion has
and the probability of an im-
lllediste determination of the case has
grown more remote. ‘
After the transaction of routine businem
“ohm then ed to the considera-
tion of the Craig—Stewart contested election
. me from the Twenty-fourth Pennsylvania
Alexander Craig Seated.
After arguments by Mr. Moore, of Texas,
and Ir. O‘Perrall, of Virginia, for the con
teatant and Mr. Dalzell, of Pennsylvania,
for the contestoe, the previous question was
andouayea and any vote, 150w
figtho contestant, Boa. Alexander Craig,
wu declared elected to the seat from the
Twenty-fourth congressional district of
Pennsylvania Fucorted by Hon Jason
Brown, of Indiana, Mr. Craig was then
"on in bythe speaker nndtookhiasoat
amid applame on the Democratic side.
Huts. Cochran, New York, and Bobbitt,
of Wbconsin, Democrats. voted for Stew-
flbthe contestee, while Messrs. Powers, of
Vermont; Dean, of Ohio, and Haughen, of
' Republicans, voted for Craig,
Democrat, the contestant.
The Silver Bill.
No action has yet been taken by the com-
mittee on rules respecting the order for con-
aidarationof thesilverbill, but it is expected
tht it will be givenadate shortly after
Ayril 1, Opinions differ as to the meaning
ofthecaucus. Thefriends offreesilver
Olin-go n-el’t that the Bland bill will be
p-edwithout question after it hasbeen
dulydbcmsed. 0n the other hand doubts
arenprumedastheabilityof the friendsot
hes shver to musteramajority of votes.
"The lac-urn is killed," mid a representa-
tivnho will vote with his state delegation
for mags although personally opposed
to it. “I know Democrats who will vote
Wfree coinage and more who will vote
sgainstmdemion. Icancall the roll,"
boonthned, “but it would not be wise at
this than to do so.”
A lonetary Conference.
marry pmgross is being made by
countrissinterwtcd toward the holding of
It International monetary conference. by
mutation of the United States, Great
Btltdn, France and Germany. Correspond—
eloeluoking to such a conference has been
inmo- for some time, the only country
“It“ aloof having been Great Britain.
At 0: treasurydepartment it was ascer-
hiled that England had now signified her
count to take part inneonference.und,
whatiraore important, had indicated in a
we the extent to which she would go
in the matter. The intimation is made that
Mud, which since 1816 bu had but one
Wary standard, that of gold, would
adoptdlver to the extant of permitting the
Molnnglandtoholdone-flftb of barre
m in silver: would imue small silver
anteaandwould open the lndln rnints to
silver.
”rotary Foster's Mission.
'lhs United States has been foremost in
flinting this conference and Secretary Fos-
brhas taken an active interest in the silver
llllnow before , and was only do—
rlved of a conference with Senators Teller
and Aldrich on this subject because of his
denture for Europe while these senators
wars about from Washington.
While Secretary Poster’s trip abroad is for
lb sole object of benefiting his hrs-lib he
wfll remain at Southampton, England, for
mthsnaweek. in that time bowill be
“upon by Iinistor Uncolnaudperhaps
by when of the British government, and
ha will unduly not permit the opportunity
tossesps tomlina business with recupera-
as be h nation at thb tims
Pawdorly I‘m itch.
Dr. hours, Feb. fl—T. V. Powderly, you
seal master workman of the Knights of
Iatmhvsrysick at the Richelieu hotel.
uh thatIrJ’owdsrly mayhsfmced
h 2* his position as leader of the
Mutilation
m ubsrals la Despair.
w- m. m...-
THE news 6i? sLsauv. W
I'l- Ooaoral Canal Its“ Bill I'M-a
Bane la the Assembly. .
Anna", Feb. fir-m senate pa-ad a
bill appropriating "£39,711! for general
canal debt; also appropriating 8142,” for
the canal debt sinking fund.
Themmbly passed the bill permitting
liayor Gleason, of Long island City. to ex-
pend Omit» on schwl buildings. Parquhsr
insult to have the bill recommittsd so that
thetaxpayersoonhllavhsard on tbepropo
aitlon of placing the control of the fund in
the hands of the mmon would). lie was
defeated. timrge Bush, the Democratic
banter, charged that Gleason had made a
deal with the Republicans.
'Hfimltl: ‘Thepenoainwhose handsit
hpmpmwl to place thisfund is one of the
biggest pirates that ever presided over a
city government in the state of New York
or any other state. lhnve been informed
that this man. Pat Gleason, had already
made so strangeth bywhichhewasto
support the next Republican undidato for
president in exchange for votes for this bill.
“I say that this bill should not pass orany
other bill that putssomuch money in the
hands of Pntrick Gleason The taxpayers
are opposed to this bill for that reason. Ila
has been indicted and mnvictedforcriminsl
oflensos, and they think he is not a proper
person to handle public funds.”
After some remarks- from Mr. Busted to
the effect tint. Blaine was elected in 1884,
but was counted out in New bots and Long
Island City, the bill passed with 75 ayes and
18 nays.
Mr. Gnenthor moved to discharge the
committee on internal affairs from the bill
totlx the boundary line between Erie and
Genesee counties. The motion prevailed
and the bill went toaaecond reading. It
has been here six years.
BUTTERWORTH WILL RESIGN.
'
After the Election of World's fair Dim-
tors lle Steps Down and 0st.
('lllr‘ulo. Feb. 2?.—Benjnmin Butter-
wort h, secretary and solicitor general of the
World's fair, has announced that he would
retire from once. leave Chicago and return
to (‘incinnati after the annual election of
World's fair directors in April. Major But—
terworth‘s retirement, it is thought, will
remove all obstacles to the return of Mr.
Gugeto the presidency of the local board
Ills mar will doubtless boa man whom
politics will haw some. influence with tho
present «Ingres» and that man will probe
bly be Adlur T. hem-neon. who was first lL'v
sislaut ptfilllwst'. r general under the ("low-
land administration.
Chili Won't lie at the Fair.
"ALPAIIAIBO, P. h. 2:.~(Yhili bmdcolirwd
altogether to take part in the World's fair
at Chicago on the plea that she cannot afford
it. lieutenant Harlow had an interview
with the government and exposed his re»
gret that i‘hili found it necessary to wi'h-
draw her previous neceptamr. Lieutenant
Harlow leaves bore own for Washington.
A Strike at the World's Fair.
l‘uu'aoo, Feb. :5.«'I'hrw buudml staff
workers at the “'nrlil'a l'un‘ ground» lml‘e
struck bumm- twiremployx 1s refused their
demon-l for an increase in wag» of two
cents an hour.
Fifty-five Souls Drowned.
lloxnos, Feb. 27.-—1'wo British steam-
ships. the Point Queen and the lamghbmw,
came into million near the promontory
known as Flamborough head. the bowof
the Mughbrow cutting the Forest Queen
in two. in an instant, almost without a
try, the Forest Queen rank. and every soul
on board. pamengorsaud crew, to the norm
her of fifty-five, with one eareption. were
drowned. The captain of the Forest Queen,
being on deck at the time of the disaster.
wars to havo- been pulled on board the
Longhbrow. The latter vomit was con—
siderably injured, but not magi: to sink.
(Blanca W. Ian's la Has-ans Ayrea.
Pmunmu, Fob. til—«Erwludgo P.
Carroll Brownie!) of this city, just arrived
item the West Indies, says he learned from
an authentic source while on his trip that
Gideon W. Marsh, the fugitive presidmt of
the defunct Keystone National hank. isin
Buenos Aym. where he is engaged in boat.
nets and doing well.
Ntetattx in the In“.
llsvam, Fob. zit—By winning the twen-
ty-secoud game of the chess match Sirloin
recovered the lead. The game was opened
by Steinitn with knight to night's it
The Russian resigned on his thirty-ninth
move-The score: Tachigorin, ll: installs,
D; drawn. 5
A final (real until-Ia.
Losoos, Feb. :7.-—'l‘w0 hundred thousand
minors received today a fortnight‘s notice
otawsek'astoppsgsof workatthemuclu-
slots of the notice The object of the stop
pageistolucrssaetbeprtee of coal,witha
view of maintaining the eat-fin; rate of
wages.
marlin. Wants run.
Ionaislowa. N. J., Feb. int—Parishioners
of the Sterling church say thsyiutandto
utterinnlll‘s rriaatalomont as pier,
aadthattfthlsrequestis refused an indo-
psadsnt church h very libslytobeestab
\,
“slinky Cults Attentio- Io Iaasta.
Ommsns, 0., Pub. 21-60mm le-
Klllsy h- ind a
“Leomwviutiiififi ’
ltarrapnsatt park has been sold toa rep
r-sntative of a rudely to be called the
“Rhoda Island State Fair Association" for
mm. .
In an interview at St. Paul Ilenry Yilhrd
daniedtbat the report wns true that Ir.
.Bdisou was to be inner: out of tho newoon
:Yoh'datad Electric Light company in New
ork.
George D. Kelley, u pmmlnent pig iron
manufacturer and a partner in the firm of
Hem, Kelley s ('4... wmmilted suicide at
Charon, Pa, by shmliug himself through
the head.
Weigbtruan Thompson IW been found
guilty of the murderof W. W. Pearson, wife
and two children near (lohlslmo, N. C.,hst
December, and sentenced to be hanged on
Thursday, April It. ‘
Colonel J. R. Ionlague, of New York,“
begun salt at Findlay, 0., against James A.
glass manufacturers, for “woo damages
for alleged defamation of his characteraud
injury to his bro-ins» as a seller of the
flout-gun roller serum gin.
George Woodyatt Hastings. ll. P. for
East Worcestershire, awaiting trial for elu-
bustling trust funds, has been adjudged a
bankrupt. This will make it nwessary for,
him to vacate his seat in parliament.
The Delaware, Lackawanua and Western
railroad company look legal stew yesterday
to enjoin the city of Newark from interior
log with the corntrnction of the proposed
railroad bridge on Orange street. The court
Irish League" fall Oat.
lance“, Nob, Feb. EEK—John P. Sutton
has tendered his resignation as
the lr'lh National league of America, ass
result of the disagreement between himself
and Treasurer Lyman, through Prairie”
Canaan’s issuing a [reclamation a couple of
day-sage towhich their nameswero up
pended without their knowledge. Sutton
has also taken offense at the Moments
madeby Gannon in a published interview
sinceLyinau and Sutton made their pa-o-
test. Gannon rays in this interview tint
hehastily glanced over the clipping from
the paper sent by Treasurer Lyman. “It
was not sent to him,” says Sutton, “lobe
hastily glanaxl over. Guunon' confessed
thathe wrote the address hurriedly, No
address over the signature of the prvsideut
of the league should be written hurriedly."
Fire! lie-III! l’olaonl Blind!
Passatc, N. J.. Feb. 2:..ram is a well
at the roadside in front of the Fourth Ward
hotel in North Pascale, which is used by
many families in the neighborhood and also
supplies a horse trough. When the pro
prietoroi the hotel got up in the morning
hesaw a sign on the well containingthe
following words; "Blood! Fire: Poison?
Death! Paris Green and Indigo!" The
atoms about the well had been removed
andtherewasPar‘L-v green on the ground.
When water was drawn it was found to be
mixed with coal oil. A sample has bren
sent away for analysis.
“130 llwns Thk )Inucy'.’
lam-nexus. N. ll, l-‘eb. 27,—5hurtiybe
fore New You": a letter was mailed to a
lady in Franklin. It was made up of letters
cut from n newspaper and real: "Will you
b» ('unvuu'ml! Wish you a happy New
Your." It mutaincd a large sum of money
in United Status greenbadts. The lady to
whom it Wu: midrmml refused to receive it
and it was bent to the dad letter once,
wheme it was forwarded here for investi-
gation. l'nhus itsaeluler appears the money
will be turned into the national treasury.
The Double Heal! Bao- Assured.
Tones“), Feb. fi—‘Anicles of agreement
for the double soul! race on May an at Point
of Pines. Chelsea, Mast, between Tamer
and Boomer on the one side and Ilanlan
and O‘Connor on the other, was signed to-
day by Banish and O‘Connor. The race
willbe for the championship of the world
and 81,000 a side.
Prohibit Io- with a Yn‘eawee.
Noun: Qanvn, Ind, Feb. 2‘2. ~-.lacob
Bernhardt started asaloou here in spite of
the vigorou protests of the people. Yester—
ihy morning before daylight the saloon
building was blown into thousands of pieces
by adynamite bomb, whichhadbeenplaced
in the interior_by the thibttirm‘mts.
Jay (luau ladisposed.
Haw You, Feb. til—Mr. Jay Gould, who
was intending to start for the southwest
with a party of friends on Wednesday in
hhprivate our Atalanta, ha been obliged
to postpone his tripon accountofabad
cold, and he is still confined to his home by
hi indispositiou.
Bishop Richardson I Halli-pt.
Manon, Yeb. 2’1.-—'I'he light Rev. spanner
Richrdson, bishop of the Reformed Episo-
pal church, In» failed. lib liabilities amount
toabont rsnmummm About
gram ago ‘ Bungee failed
and ' two to
the paid shilling pence
Jugs lolli- Waa't 157M
’I'oraaa, Kan, lab. Ila-Judge Bothin ar-
rivsdhere,audsauouaesd that hob-ids-
ddedmtoit-judphthecassaofths
is also bald for the murder of fibril
Dunn ’I'hsauaouaceiaentmeathlyuo
npeetsdandcreatsdaseuhtiuu.
The Deadly Electric Current.
law Barn-roar, B. 1., ran nwilarry
Wtfliarasstraeksaalsetricllght pols with
apisesotiroa ssd fell lotions-d
”lam rum he
natal-k his waste-onus
Isadla he thekosp.
Another Baal l'atls.
law Issuer, ll. 3., M It.-~'l'hs tow
earl-phat has
tartan-ts iavsstaiastswathsra-s. 'I‘hs
mum-mamas ’l'hsuwlllhs
acculturation-toms ’l'hs
“hastened-pt
Waco. run ”Fm
flotilla-m Must
wasautseaadlaass manlyhasssths
aaasptths manna-sass
.3
on any ceremony H _
been, arhllelodl in the his-
tory of~ the trade. Ceiuaiuly nothing - fire it was over soon
before in this city and it it ever glans been matched else-
where, we have yet to ear of it. ’,It has been a source of '
just aslmuch astonishment to those who are in the business .
as to those who are out of i They don’t understand how
we can afford to sell a firstl'ato pair of trousers at a third
rate price. Well, we are’doiilg it; it you doubt it, come
and look at the trousers and the prices-— both will astonish
Wells and Samuel J. Taxman, two wealthy 1
either. 0hr
W .
baseman. Ill. wolves that has: he...
hrs-mat. grim wulms ll‘lt'l'e no,
And one is Items. and our 0.. sin.
And one is him.
I at: and was till rm mm s Mitt.
While rs. wolf or no wind km» shaking tau
dour. ,
0r poorest Na prey unmmn the window pane
“II N. "tomato eye» lmm mu: my brain
And levy to myself: "lf the wolf be lilo.
"Gib.“ mt Mrs! in he also.” Iml «all. ll.
8!! if the wolf be "mm" or Wm,
lie will mm In all own, whether or on?
Forum In the twilight, ale!" and grim,
A (It-tiny weawn noto'a life Mr him
Al the wider wmvun hig- web for files,
And llisthrnsgrlm waive». Hin. Hunger all
“‘-
A man must light llls'lll. whether IN um
Though off in the struggle .htl liable! all“
Tonlgbl lrry tuiiml Eur bran.
Minnow night I ulna” be dml;
For the laminar.- «vault and sears-sly uti-
Thal tIil like ltpt‘t'h-lu through my brain.
And ldrram of the ”mm long. tom .93”,
When I knew out gin and living" and \Vos.
M are three wolves lhnl hunt for Inch.
Aud I hammer the “on.
And um la Hunger. amt "nu is Mn.
Ami one la Diner: . ‘
Three palm of «yrs at tho wllulow pans
Are burned and bran-int tutu my brain
Lika‘Ignnt light» at m.
l‘ram-tatiervy Fairs-bud.
'Im Eagles As. Protected.
There is good from»: to believe that the
golden eagle. which at one flow mini-d
destinedto extermination, is mudly in
ensuing in number» fly a fortunate
charm- its powen of destruction, which in
of curred the flWQllgC of the uhephrrvla all!
grim Irma-"m sreof certain service to
titular stalker by keeping down the tram
he! of mountain hares which live on the
hills. mat often spoil the yucca-w ofa bald
morning's withing by jumping up and
stunning the deer For «ice the sports
man and a binl of prey um exist Inge-the!
and the eagles are mrrfully protect“ in
onto-Him: they maynid in keeping the
forum:- clear of all other animals but «leer.
In lhm- not pnN‘rvav-‘qtliet, secluded
and nutroulaleo by sheep or shephenls~the
golden cmdesurv mannered to rear their
young, null have .0 for trumped in num
bers that ii is our to flu-rt with a dfl'l
stalker who is not familiar witk’lbrir ap
promote and in slum-degree with their hub
its The) m-cmulunlly kill a sickly deer
calf. and have but: known to attack. the
full growmlwr lint their main food is
the blur bum, not thm are so mllnt'f'ml‘
that the problem. of maintaining in any
numbers a ntmlvorou» bird which will
swallow live V)! «is inwunla of meat Ma
meal press-ma no ubftlcnli'uu 440me
Wt
lflal Displaet-g Wood.
The use of metal work in modern fur
nisbingaof all kinds is making rapid pro;
res» and taking theplaeeof articles that
have hitherto tare-n manufactured of wood
One firm manufactures altar militias.
hulunters. curd tabla. ceiliuga. mantel
[unwise-ts. crests of arms. «durum. cram
trunk and office fittings. elevator frouh
elevator can, more beans. ‘Ilttlt'l’h. hit-hr!»
lin- lnnugs. lire screens and fit? sets. flue
stoppers. garden rents, gates. grille M'l's
gunnh rah receivers. balms-ha. ball
namla, 5 o’clock tmkeule stnwln. lamps
cbniulolier». moulds. letter chum medal
lion m-vvcl you. metal partitions. rail
ings, statues. screens, transom urna. and
wood tamer: in bran, lmmr. mop-'7 and
hon—[Monitor and Furnish"
Two omit-an.
At a handmme reception in this city rs
You’ll Scarcely Know ,
who suddenly flashes on you arrayed: in one" of our" ,
suits. It will take him all his‘time to wear them out, and
you know what that means for the family pocketbook. Theyf ’
will withstand almost anything but the sharp blades of a”
pair of shears and they won’t look battered after they
have been vigorously battered about the playground. You
can get no suit that will become him better and what is
equally, if not more to the point, is this: Cheaper suits
the Boy
have never been and never will be offered for sale.
BET THE BIB 4.
Thea—Nectar,ilo’clock Breukv
fast Coffee, A.&P. Bakin Pow—
der and A. &P. Con Milk.
“SHOW
FREE DELIVERY.
Breatlill’lealln
.ll Iain Strut, lav-alt. Essa.
Read This!
By «heroes. estimates and rhea: rackets
you mu iu-sl all of 1hr people some the time,
and more of the people all of the time, but {on
can't fool all the people all the time. An a-
dowmeui Policy in the (buns-stint General
Life insurance Pom y in what the people
will have after they are been {mind into buy-
ing scheme or cheap insurnucs. Cheap in.
maria like cheap money; it ain't worth
mac . ~
It you want protection for your fanil . or
younellin case of old age. a plain de nits
llcy on the andowment p in the Connect-
! 13:! Caner-a1 Life lmuranoe Company. of ”art-
or .
S. S. L’Hommedleu
Amt, ll! Washington St. (tooth Novwalk
really a clever young u... .- r
was a gum Another guest was a woman
whose wealthy marriage several years ago
took her from the mull and toil oflbe same
profession. In the days gain by the two
but known each other, but they seldom
meet now. and theelder and married worn
an voiced her surprise when they came to
author the other evening
"Why." she said itllplllni'lly "you here!
Are you reporting iv"
"So." replied the other r nickly. "are
yout"~’ller Plant of View Sew York
Timur
I-ttaliag the lasts of a Cascade.
Certain tribes on the Autumn have been
fascinated by the music of the waterfall
fluvial instruments were foolnl in use
among them misting of a complicated
mhaniam by which water was pound
fro-none bowl into amber. in imitation
ofthe cascade.and then returned by the
receiving bowl into the renal which had
poured lLao that bya repetition of this
lama commit mnrruurof a cat
cadeeould bakrpt uproloug as thsaudi
suesduired crib-playerwaa able taper
fem iL—Goud Words
latter ‘lhaa Chap-mass.
The young hullo' asmiuaryuf this city
baaakimlrrxamauachnisut. Bach-lay
a large. strong and highly ornament
coach learn the institution of
and iadriveu stout town tothl homes of
seminary, and when school isovsrthsyan .
rallatributsd ~l§au Francisco Armani.
In many parts of Barony the peasants
will not raise chickens. even though they
could double their investment fold.
OatbsPaetlsassstsnfoaslua-srass
“lameness-atheism“
tbs “divans." because at rust.
Haaatootlvsusat stwblrhthstsdhas
thd walnut-deal:
Makes an every-day convenience a an
old-lime htxury. Pure and What-ml";
Prepared with scrupulous (are. u; .es
awardalallPureFood Expositiom. Each
Rage makes two large firm. Avoid
wand insist on having the
NONE SUCH bran!
WELL It SOULS. Syrm sr, ii. Y.
WISHINBTBN!
Ssue'r 'l'duns To Tun
NATIBNAI. CAPITAL
Hanan 'l'aa’ Wall.“ Connors» tin-ran
0: m
PENISllIllII BIIlllBIB.
Fm l8. March 17, A I7, fit, May
19, um. "i
Excursion Tickets
Good on! tinned-I tntmwillbs sold from
y New kaat
Room) $l 2'50“
TRIP.
$ l I .00
Return coupons vain oul‘ on tal uni
the fiaturday follow The CI rate in'
:- odes railway fare maah in both
sections, ion- in meinfl-
tonsttbsAr mWhlbbilt.‘ -
lord's, or Big from an on Thursv
day to lane on gammy, h incluxive.
TbeOIIJOrate does not include meals en-
route, but eavvmall the other fealnm of the
urns. HI'ECIAL TBA]! will leave New York
? I'lha. m. congregants While] mentioned.
on t agent r perm areorn
for itineraries. tickets sungl’l
onriat Ag! Penusyl
W Broadway, . York.
J. R. '00!)
General Pass. Agent.
Painless ,. Benton"!
III “M.
So. roam sum onus.
Overflow-tom.
Tutti Filled and Extracted littl—
out Pain.
Teeth Extracted.
mem Without Pain.
Malian
Gold. 3 and now .
Chain-ml Polishing. ‘illt
Artificial Teeth Without Plates.
lt'lfllWK AND BRIDUE “'ORK.)
Me of Testh from $5:
Bile"! 5:101; red rubber. JD!
No better made. no matter how roach you pa).
All Work Guaranteed to bathe last
usual 0 accommodate those d
da a; 9.9:: fir. Y. W. DAME“. mt.
4“ Iv
will F. FLYNN
Sanitary Hunter,
STEAM and GAS FITTEB.
units A Sl’flllllll.
”Having taker: the Easement nude/ribs: Lib
":53. hi “'ashmgton street. South borwalk.
a C"!!! It for
mom
PLUMBING
I res 'rfully solicit ashare of public vatmfiv
age. ”I Menu plumbing] have done for the
past seven . rs, in thee-spiny of W. ll. leek»
er A (‘o ‘ work will have my personal sup-
ervision. amt will mmm [y thvfultd and
«fish-turn: imarant ll v- new trial an:
enchpart .
2a
50--
Tfirand l
s-
w-
The leading fish market of the
city is at
HUNT Bl ZElllFF’S
ill Wasiuxorox Srlum'r 34.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. Six
hundred barrels of fresh weak
flab, just caught. will be here for
Friday's trade.
shad.
HllNT Bl lElllEF,
34 IIBNIIITII STIEET.
Nil Neskertllo.
Also a fine lot of
Sanitary Plumbing
lav Multan Hum
aspsehtty.
Til Ill SHEET IIII VIII.
llst llr tinting. Imps Isl III”-
II: Guns.
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Florida Boiler
Wilhelmina.
BENNETT Bl BUSTED,
n Isis that. ts. Ion-ll.
Meats.
Flt!» oyster!-
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5* ties,
LOOK !
Before You leap
In an oldaod tried saying. but it will
apply as well to Printing as any
thing else.
Society Commit-
tees who have
I charge of Printing
will do well to
look at the bean-
tiful Art N ovel—
Souvenirs,
Programme Cov-
ers, Menu Cards,
etc.. on exhibition
at the
Sentinel (lilies.
We do the very
best and finest
Printing that can
be done in this
vicinity and guar-
antee that the
prices will be as
low as is consis-
tent with- good
work.
We do all kinds
of Commercial
Printing for the
ofllce, factory and
store QUICKLY
and neatly.
Fine Catalogue
and Book Work a
specialty.
Evening Sentinel,
13
Railroad Place.
South Norwalk.
ml... . . , .-_...__-.
HATES
Sars anarilla !
-50Cr
Per Bottle.
Same size as the re lor dol-
lar pre arations, an guaran-
teed to equal to the best.
HALE.
THE DRUGGIST.
1.0. Jesuits?
inner Banger. Calciminer, Palnlei
And dealer in
Will PIPER INB BBBBEBS.
lNorrh Main street. So. Nora‘s.-
“mnple books of full line latest styles of
Papers. “fil’llflfll and Gill Mouldings taken to
more» for inspection. on notice by pristal.
moi? Eet‘ulatw clwerfnllv given.
Peat Moss
STABLE. BEBBINB.
Pratt’s Food
for Poultry.
Ground Scrap
for Chickens.
AT
BAYMBNB BBBS.
Inquire for theirPoultry Book,
f roe.
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since-1869. Now,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
washday. 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 have 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.
with our name on the wrapper.
nun "us It is not the selling
colloids-ml, in arriv-
ing at a knowledge 01
Thereisasrnuchreat pnrempinn bar
of Dobbins' Electric asin four bars of
standing to directiona’ , do four times
as much work as any other. he cunt is
quw soap. Insist upon lhibbilia' EM
1. L. Guam: & (30.,
Be sure and get the genuine,
rice alone, that must
mlcf‘ the value of an article.
any other amp made. and it will, if used
but a very light advance on that of in
Philadelphia. Pa.
Norwalk Chronicler