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035803! ’I’IIB WINNING IAN.
Insult all the Alpha Wheel Club's 'I'ca-
llla load Buo-
Yeaterdaywaa a great day for Nor-
walk wheelmq. Bicycllsh was in
town fromall over the county and at
twoo'clock the streets near the. Alpha
ml Kid’s headquarters were thrunged
llall ” k ”‘W '" MI" with riders and the gutters lined with
”u" . wheels. Theoocasion was the first an-
Ira. Wallace PelhamI attempted sui- nual ten-mile handicaproadrace of the
lids by drowning this morning. by Alpha Wheel club, markingthe first an-
fromahoatatCnptain William niversary of the club's organization.
B. Verity'n building bétween the two Their headquarters wereopenulldayand
' ‘ ' . [nun eleven o'clock were visited by a
In. Pelham has been employed by large number of wheelmenand citizens.
FrankP. Petty. who recently rented the At four o’clock the wheelmen and a
hoathotle. Hr. Petty and Fred Time greatcmwdofpeoplebeganto Humble
son, employed on the “Addie V.,” were in the vicinity of the Green, where the
engagedinwashingabcat on the float start wastotakeplace. Afewraindrops
aboutBo‘clock th'w morning, when Mrs. fell and somewhat dampened the ardor
Pdhamcamofoutof flwhonavand get of the wheelmen, but several
inane! tlIeboats. They noticed that minutes later the sky brightened,
alienated somewhat peculiar, and when and at half-post four the riders
ahebetttcvarthe side of the boot,lfr. woreat the tape in front of the First
Petty called to her, nying that he wish- Congregational church. They were then
ed to spmk to her,and attempted to provided with numbers and checked otl'
Galveston,nearlynew........................I..............32,$
thuildinglotstlrown avenue, each
3250
nest-an'oaanawltbvn-
GEO. LOCKWOOD
Real Estate and Insurance,
South Norwalk. Ct.
nine entries thirty-two men were ready
to start.
At «taththallve—minuts m were at
WWII,“ threeminutsa later the
start wasiuada The um bahh of rldsu
Ilew awatalald thl chan- II the crowd.
A minute ktsr the four-minute men
rented. lhllowwl tryouts momma-i
half minute and J. “Perry, thescratch
man. Great interest was manifuted by
the crowd. and Chief Del-‘crest. assisted
by Oflicsrs Dunn and Martin, had some
dimeultyin keeping the peoplehack to
the edge of the road. Thecourae was
down East avmue to Dorlon’s Point,
around the hotel andback around the
Green, the racers goingover the sum
course again and finishing at a tape in
front of James B. BaileyYs residence.
, At 5.04, sixteen minutes after the limit
men started, the Ilyera commenced to
return from thel’oint and pun around
theGreen auddown thecourse for the
second time. The riders was some
what scattered, and it was fully live min-
utes before they had all turned the
The spectators then surged area the
finch point, andwhen the cry of he's
‘ _ comiu went up, intense excitement
reachthehoat. Beforehe could do so, and It was found that out of the thIrty- prevai , Themen mm“ “no...“
,however, the woman jumped overboard
aandwnsstrugglingin mthewater,the I _ (m:
outgoing tide carrying her toward the l :5- ! g Imus;
Washington street drawbridge. The i \AME (‘LL'B "g g '3 "ME
twohurriedlyrowedtoherarsistancein I > E 5": I a
another heat, while lira. Pelham’s cries til} 1-]: WWW _ f—j“ ~de" l 13‘: l? g. , 33'
" ' ‘ I ........ , n. . .: .__, - a.
of “Don’t save me! ; ‘:1 dont wantto P 0 “3|th {PLI‘K’hoI-wm 5 M 2 3' E a; ; a ‘
live!” .“I want to die!' mat the air. “’11:: mohfirds 21“.:va ,. z {“113 ills}
l i - r ..2 .I '
Hr. 'l'lmpson finally secured a mp9 .13 Magi 0‘ 3%:er 3 g E g”; g j. gi
r ' . . en ' . . .. m _ I... ‘. 3
alien. tthewoman and succeedel In pull ('ry‘mw... . srm‘IiK-‘II... ‘ M I an! ax . “)1
Ingherto'thetlnat. She was taken mm in. ..I cumin. ftlonth Sound 3 .\I . 0... 3’» hi
the boat house and in about half on f"- IQ‘PMGYTI“ Norwal é: .‘thpliw 3:, g, ‘
crn ._c‘res......
hour had my reco -. ‘.II min” 2 M ‘lzm at = to
al WM' It '3 Illlll'yllmltley l4, )1 lil. ix, 5 at
thought Mrs. Pelharn, who has had a malls lloglniecken Twin: -I a ll: 37. .3 a
m l . .‘ n . ; '
great deal of trouILIe, imputempor- i’. ii “Fm; f‘f‘f“ in?" “‘3‘... 1K1}; as... w 3:;
arlly insane when 3 e yum over .m In ._ ‘74: .Q:
. ‘II.I' s: . II unansw-
board. She has me trouble mu. her Wk .33?“ ._ § 19.: g 3.5,:
head for some time and went to the l-red Mgc'flfi‘fg :1 ‘ll 5I" 371155?
Bridgeport hospital to he treated. Sire le Rogers.- .. ..... ‘ B .\t a... fill I"),
. nose \..,.nIIo
left the hospItul about three months ago. m g A: ‘3 0 I 5!
and has madeher home with her mother . 2 a .1: 3. I; ,1
ABxImm reporterculled at the boat -; 23M! 5;: e} :5:
homethismorningand there saw Mrs.
Mum's llother, Chauncey E. Brun-
glage,of Ill Riverside avenue. He said
thorufihhsister wished to die was
on amount of the treatment she had re-
ceived at the bands of her husband. The
-couple have not been living together for
thepast year. They have two children.
one of whom is living with its father on
Taylor avenue. It is said that a few
daysagoshe wrote to her husband for
eomeofher clients, but they were,»
fused unlemshe took the child with her.
An In. Pelham was not able to provide
fuifinhewent away. This so preyed
00M mind I’M-heme unbalanced onILIrs l'Allt connisslossas.
mentally. ' _
Slammed to her nnItlIc-r's lmrm- The; Come to Nor-all to llonnl the III;
(fills-ago nwlllow.
A large number of repm-ntatim burl.
III-m men of l-‘airficld county were pres-
”— eIIt at the hemlquarters of the Norwalk
‘- ‘-"|" I'M mun"- club last evening to meet Governor
m”. h “- '"m- W‘ Bulkeley and the Board of World's Fair
M“ I l"8° “W at ““3 Managers of Connecticut. and to hear
“Wilma“ 85“?“ b1 the BP'”"" the remarks of the members of the
m 0‘ “'9 “I“ Methodist EWOW' Boar-l touching the methods and practi-
chwhhfl evening. the lwtmmw. cal details of making effective exhibits
Gregory, of West Norwalk who won
first prize, was a ”dark horse" toNorwaIk
wheslmeu.andit was with much aur-
pn'sethey saw him ride to the finish.
J. B. Perry, of South Norwalk. who so-
cured the time medal, would [wobably
have made much better time but for his
famous run in the relay race the day be-
fore. The same can be said of W. Selt-
sanaof Bridgeport, who carried the re-
lay nII-ssage from that city to Milford.
After thence the visiting wheelmen
and their friends were entertained by
“A (IALLANT GABBMBB.”
the Alpha club and at 7 o'clock a num—
ber of the local riders and visitors went
down to ltoton to cool off. The members
of tbeAIpha wheel club are much gratified
over the sum of the race and will
probably hold one every year.
There were thirteen prizes. as follows:
Gold medal. marble clock. silver pitcher,
traveling hog. parlor lamp, bicycle lan-
tern. sweater, dictionary rack. shaving
set. umbrella. bicycle hell, box of cigars,
and a medal for the best time, which was
awarded to Perry.
. .._... . -Iz.
manlllactnring interests and the hcneiit
of a display at the exposition.
Mr. Jarvis, of Enid Berlin, referred to
the marvehrns snows of the work, any-
ing that it behoored every manufacturer,
whether great or small. to make a dis
play-
Warren ll. Briggs, the architect of the
tkmuecticut building. described the
dillerent buildings from an architectural
point of view.
Other brief addresses were made by
win-nit was bathing filled with new of the industries of Connecticut at the
pie. Theprincipal festuroof the enter. "imam“,
tale-um n- - Inn-ice! moment-lion The audience, consisting of about two'
“W “A “lib!“ “ureter." “m 0h." hundred businem men outside of tho
.aotelabcingas follows: club members. was deeply interested in
‘mm‘wrrfimuad '1: “WM“ the meeting and the enthusiasm was
1" isn’t... ' "Ii,- “ha” i): very great. Governor Bulkeley tote
Ilia Suspends. her daughter. graphed that he would be unable to come.
.................... III-I. in: Raymond but I..- W .I u... I... gimme u...
‘m “mm” """"" ll. I A‘dm ment and arrived in Norwalk shortly
[hm ...................... U. ”- Barnes .“8' nine Drank. The other members
‘ '1'.” mm was ”I, of the commission present were lion. Ir}.
1..., Wmfiwm'mfing:x 1.. llrainard. of Hartford; "on. I). II.
m. were “'de “:0“ h Wmlllridgeportzu. ll. Jarvis, ofller-
" I,“ 00.3.. murmur A. IlitclIell,ofNorwiclI;(1.l..
N3"... m flung?“ n larlor,of ”Mill“; Rollin B. llrilmea.
:wImu m“... ”m.” 3"; of Winchester; George II. Womb, "I
. . , w... ,
maimhylhsdimmmnm. M mm” "Imhfidotdcfmdr. ll '33....
as lowered “my“ ”MFOCM"; m: ward. preaidentof the club, called the
The 'masaemhlytoorder.andlnap|au.
”0 33......” In”; w- lug manner introduced lieu. ll
autumn nunoas. II. llaad. The new spoke in
glowingtnrmaofthoupuaillomaadthu
huh sum arm-I good it would do the laminae Interest-
mmflmm'”' oIImmscI-I. He stated that your»
VM Tattle 5 W as “MW dWMqJnoh
mm odds would not so 0'" mm fortlIeConnectlcutboildlog and
tha'lhenl’otuttwmnal when the Mrmumeallad for Its cornplettoum
Win-assess" Irma tsr- ”Wwfl. OuOctoher I it will
Ialual. iAlanavuhu-iargsmania “mm” “Wm,
mistake-“MW Mm Be and II was amends-mun. to
Ila-II film! W — be the Inagnltuds arr-uro-
muss-m from“!- “W “W moor-II. Thegroundcoversd
:- Mun-I‘m W” by“. mmmh'ifi
moon "8
mmcmmc .. .... “a n...‘°‘...“'°..:~“,...::
layout of the
”momma—sown Mn” M m, m that m
QM ofthsdl Immwh.madmhgltiato
Mun-a miles "‘0" .minhumeleo. lie heartened the
. ““Wflfim“ menu surmdlumcf theparhfihn
.‘mmmi Wmmummnmwm
» anus-amu- n. Mt. the new Wtolbher shrew-ninth
. “WW“ Falraflg mmfiflyhflvcflr
mulling. and
- Ir. Woman-mundane!
WNWWM made a few rsmarkn ralativstotha
wwfiflmhw sum, of Jsehnal’srburhsrsthaaa.
Whhhshaldnldfl new»
tsryuwdwtuaomhwmw
mum antennas! tlIalanla
macaw-us.
Ir. Weal- flswal with a law In
“brawn-thaw
Frederick Seymour. of New York city,
and Oscar I. Jones, of Weatport.
Among those in the audience were
Surgeon Genmlllungerford, Dr. Row~
ell. John B. Reed, C. A. (lotman, Judge
lkiwnnand learn. Judd. Lansing and
Bernard, of Blamford; Caught}. Durant,
of Butbel; Ir.’l'hatcher.of New C
llsnarn Becksrle, Beltaire. Lurch and
Benjamin, of Danbury, besides promi—
nent men from Bridgeport and other
wwnainthecounty. The meeting was
a grand good thing for Norwalk and the
Norwalk club. -
After the exercises refreshments, con-
risliag of salad. narslwichea, cofhse.
lemonade and ice cream. were served
in the billiard mom.
NORWALI IAI'Bll.
They Will be llalrl lent Wool. nonle-
nlng haul-a and (II-slag l’rtday.
The June meeting of the Norwalk
thousands Driving Annotation lakes
ptaeeaeatwest. heginulng‘rarsdayaad
cloning Friday. The mute opens
with comma-s for mm,
and thslmclana. trotters. Wednesday
mouths!!! clan. trottsrn. rm clans.
taster-and paesm and members’ free-
fun". flutters and paenrs. The third
day'sevenln wlllhethe 3:45 clam, trot-
tern. ”Belem. pearl all trauma, and
mM-‘Mdoubletsam. The card
for the closing day will he the
9:10 clam, trotterl and paesrs,
”I elaas,’ trottera. and the
tint-Ia. membera’ truttsrn and paw-a.
Tlrtllstcfsutrtss. which tr laruw than
mkfmJael-deasaehhcrnssas (let
up .lr.‘, Budd Dollie, lanky Bella,
Pickett. Victory. first-ed ctherfarnoaa
mucous. Withnood weather
hrnnrawlll baht and awnythahmt
ever hell have.
ra- Insana Dina-ssh canes-Ilsa.
man-and 0. 1. Julia. of
soars-Ilsa
Milan-May lthaplanraat
mule“ waist-gate
whammlawnawalalau,
fortnight year Q. Thwawasna
“anathema-tannins“ ”on
- mate
Money' Is worthwhat
, carols-anneal contaminated by the dejec-
' tions of a fever patient among the em-
get more for it than
Inn. on I snort}...
Ions- ta loath leeway.
Dr. William 0. Hoyt. of lawYcrh
begin the erection d a .35.“ opera
houssJOhy‘llflaatlnlunfla-I 1
stern-high, whichwlllhnmanagsd 5!
hk brother, Llcrtiutu'fioygwhc has
managsdlflflollallwlthmunhm
Oneithsridadthelohbylmdingtothe
theatre,wlll heanmall alone; over the
stores will hecflcunnd on the third
floor, over the theatre, will he a lull
roomlhefullnineofthehuilding.
Thetheatrewillboamodel cf archi-
tecturalbeauty,withaseating capacity
ofnearlyl,000. mammhm
thegroundlloor. leadIn' g into the hal.
cosy. Youwlllgo down stain to the
orehestra,audup~staira to the gall-y.
Thestagewillhenearly double thesis!
uare ofltunicfiallstage, and supplied with
modern appliauem There will he one or
two exits from the rear through toBavi-
landstreet. Thebuildingis to be fire-
proof.
It has been suggested that lhebuilding
ofthenewOpera House would open a
good chance for Odd Fellows. Masons.
and other societies to secure Music llall
for meeting purposes.
P:
—All the newest things in negligre
shirts at M. S. Smith's.
.
Tllli SCI!“ 001136.
Dr. Hadalay Sounds a law Nolan of Timely
War-lag.
Dr. C. A. Linlbley, secretary of the
State l‘loardol Health, In his monthly
bulletin for May. says:
The time has again arrived when the
mandate: of fashion. if not the need of
rust and change. demand that all who
can, shall temporarily abandon their
"meat wenpations and resident» and
g3 somewhere.
To many itin a welcome opportunity
for relief from overstrained mental or
physical exertion. A still larger number
obedient to their instincts like other
sheep. go with the flock. and for no bet
ter mu than the propensity to follow
their leaders.
Whatever the motive which induces
this domestic dislocation and migrating
adventure, there is a common object. to
preserve and promote health. It be
comes Ila-referee matter of prime im
portance that such health sea-Revs should
know that the “change of air" which
they have determined upon shall not ex-
pose them to far greater perils to health
and life than any they incurred at home.
The reckless nlncrity and charitable
cheerfulnens with which they pay exor-
bitantly for poorly corked foal, dimin-
utive and ill-ventilated lodging rooms
and many other dmcornforts and the gen-
eral inditference to unhygienic condi-
tions which may prevail, provided they:
are with the crowd, are all indicative
that their gregarious propensities are‘ not
tempered with good judgment.
Only lutsummer. among the guests
of one socalled health resort in (homet-
‘Icut over twenty returned to their homes
and were at once taken down with ty-
phoid fever. The origin of the infection
was sulnaluently traced to the‘ water
supply. which had been with criminal
ployrs of the hotel.
The victims of this enpmuroweru real.
dents of many different towns and some
of them in other states.
[million this h but oneof many incl-
dI-ms or like kind. The frequent illuem
of summer tourists and mjoumers in
popular morn. after their return home
in the the autumn. has long been ob
norm]. Natty striking illustrations
might be referred to of dangerous or
fatal sickens. following the exposures
in unsanitary hotels and summer hoard-
log homes.
It In, you dine that an M
traveling puhllcslIouIdd-aaudcf those
who “use the the W“! of”
their mph-nut. some minutes”
that the beatalrlsa in which they are
ruwivrdahallbe in such unitary cou-
dltteu, and the supplies so whole-unto
I not to endaum the health of the
gusto.
wfilcerlchlsmouadeatthenspotllea-
Maugham
m I“. Willy.
last year. it will he remembered,
allttlsmhslatecnyaarnof age,
eeradtcrhareniploymentlatlnsllflua
Wan-Wristband the
unratedthwauatlltweysals an.
wharlaraturavdtelfew ”felt to
Mitts-OI. hummer
nevus-I term-III... to
sea-mun. can-Inn-
Dr.‘.o.floyttwlalllalawom
IS IT SEBIIETNIII DEPEVI
The Great Orator Will Proba-v
bly 3'5““! Blalne.
' ”our tam. strait our
W“ ;I,,'e
summer In flaunt at Washington
flat trestle-t lanlean Inn Already
M In. Depo- lha Portions of the
[tats Depart-ant-
'mllurcu, Jana tl—(haaacay I.
Danaw-nrrlvad heresathstle‘eloeatrala
Ito-law!“ mmnlnudffrom
tnlhlngunthasubjast of It selection for
unshryuf state. aadmerely marred to
hlswtpas'hhotnudlusty' one. lie-lac
said that hswenld unabanashluatou
anti flatuday avnnlag or Sunday. Bin
who strengthens the general ballet
thatthalnaddauthu chosen him as Ir.
mum-m.
---—v—3
Ir. Inna-aw Ann-sad.
Was-Isms, Jase Ia—The Democratic
maturity of the house committee on reform
inthadvllasrvlceagrsed upon a long In-
portwrlttau by Ir. Boataer, of Louisiana,
oaths allagedviolationscfthedvllservica
IawatBaltimcre,whiehhnvehaennolively
aauhjset of controversy between Postna-
trr om Wanamaker and Civilssrvlu
Gem-Hun" Renault.
‘l'hn'repcrt labors tomaheoutaans
ngahmt Ir. Wanamaker. it finds that the
“a of the civil service cum-blot: in
Wading the removal of certain enr-
plo”. II the Baltinove was well
Bounded. Thereport rays: “The replieaof
the postmaster general to may of the
qu-Icrl propounded by you committee
w” «live and utterly inmnniatent
withthe evidence on which he claims to
bar-acted
Chicago to (Eat Ila 05,000,000.
Wasmmron, June law—The homo oom-
mittse on the World's fair completed its
bill making an annopriation In aid th
World’b Colombian eapmition. and author-
inad Hr. Dnrburrow to report it favorably
to tb house.
The bill provides that. for the purpose of
ailing in defraylng the rust of mmpletin, '
haauit‘ble III-nu? the work of Ira-pun.-
ticn for inaugurating the Weriu‘s lair,
than shall he coined at thomintsol the
United Stats silver half dollars, of the
bul weight and linens”, not crawling
unions pieces, to be known: the (k)-
lllnhlall half dollar, the devices and designs
fcwhfiahllbaprencnbedbythedi-
We! the dnfitlae coins tohemnnu'
factored from uncurreut subsidiary silver
coins now in the treasury.
I'M President's Thanks.
Wasmsoros, June IS.«'l‘hc prvsident
It- received hundreds of mngrnlniamry
man from all parts of theI m 2min. and
they still continue to pour Into III. “lure
House by every mail II ”u on: rly mum.
nibln for him to 'aikuowlI-dge any t l
able number of them. and he bu
writers will not think he fails tu up - ~
”Wm they do not run-Ive
theanswen he would be glad to :n'nd, were
It with hb power to do so.
lira-d New Lawyers.
m. 3-. tsp—Thu Albany Law
a“. apart at the Union unIVereity. held
tram curds-a in this city. The
following undated: {harlea Applehy
DavtdB. Agnew, James A. Barnes. Will
KM George 1!. Brigham, Franklin
Kuhn-a, A. Benjamin Chane Prescott
Kubrick. John K. (lunacy. George
William Gadaey, Thomas any, Bug-r ll.
Bat-ea, George ll Harrison, Arthur
Balms. Clayton Kai. Herbert L liner,
Willard. Warren leCrtho. m-
wnrd Murphy, Burns Haltby, Charles l.
Icon, Harlin T. Natehlaanu, Charles V.
Nannie-y. Edward D. O'Brien. Charla» ll.
Page, In, Leslie A. Peace, Rufus W. Peck-
ham. Jr, Robert ll. ll. Putnam. Nash
W Walter I Rowley, James K
lyaa.hlph’l'hompaou. Jamn’l‘owm.
In, AM V. Van Vaast, (.‘lnrenec B.
Ward, Walter B. Wurtina.
the children Dew-and.
Parnell), Juan la—I'lve children were
drowned at North. bland. on the Ohio
river, mine from this city, at lull
p. m. were: Paul Fitted. Ihm
your old: We Plttock. nine years old;
Hm. twelve years old; Ada Pit-
fuartaaa yearn ohm-nil files Richard-
”,ml years old. The Piltock chit
mw whhthrhpreaidutofthellollo-
ataral One company, were washing a
mhaltumplnlmm the but Into
the water. [filling the five children
withlt. . -. -... . W
A Cat II Wagon Adela“
mono. June 1&le the Bret tlrua
inns the Amalgamated mention unor-
pabsd manufacturers address-Id lta dole
”talk that! Winn hall. advising
to atom a cut in wages Theydo
year.aadtheeampusladmrted.
he an. of “mutamlmiae-
bamhnrssatvatthtrdlplulnna
MN MW”...
Ions rater as. warm Imus
Woman-a, Pa,Jnna Ila-Aha Whip
plawho b dd to hunters use at the
henna tit-var la thaws-try
liars-fro. Injuries received
Inuit-Jar” lanterns
feve- Verena!
m "hara allewlaa aha Can-
Ithafut thatnrwlutbalnaum‘
huts tributaries slider
to)! only in Estonia.
OMSTK « .
BROTHERS
II Still In: use * name using.
Bulb Iornslt.
INN.
That’s where”;
if you tall .
This’ Is a time w
are strictly dra
political disputes 3
high and the voice of, I 5
orator is heard g
land. Therein
'ject, however, concerning which there can be no
ences of opinion. Our clothing can’t bobcaten.
isn’t any use of nominating anythingagainstthem.
have all the elements contributing to a walk over. ._ ,
is more in them for the money you pay than younfim
ever bought before. Nothing could be truer than this.
winter underwear.
mostly from 38 to 44.
One
ISIIIISMII
H . ”'—
IT IS NOT OFTEN THAT WE ARE ABLE TO GIVE SUCH
BARGAINS TO THE HENAS WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK,
Iii do; or .lllll Undershins and
Drawers ‘
tobe sold for less than the cost of manufacture. This lot com-
prim all the manufacturers’ samples for the season of 1892.
Therefore, what you buy will be the best. Also it is possible for
styles, from the lightest summer knit shirts tothe heaviest of
The prices will vary from 150 to 980 each,
and it will pay you to look them over. The sizes In shirts range
Finale, don’t buy your underwear till you give us a call.
Word More:
In connection with the above lot we shall sell
300 Bems’ Light Weight liming Shins.
Collars can be laundried or notes you wish. They are extremely h i
dressy and neat, goods that were manufactured to sell for 50 to
We each: but nothing pleases us more than to give the best bar-
gains in town; our price will be We each.
they are actually worth double.
B5
' " No. 83 ~ Washington Street.
~ 8E0 ll. VIII ILSIIIE. PmpIieIor i
M. S. SMITH’S
POPULAR
lllll BIQQQ SHIRE,
A little Moneyw toes a Green We".
IF IN NEED OF SOMETHING COOL AND YET Ill RABIIE
FOR THE SUMMER. BEE (IUR
Shirt Waists
In White and Fancy Colors, made up of all kinds of materials,
which are displayed on our centre counter.
lliht' lttlllilfllttt it all Sluts Ill Stylus.
ISBMWWOIWIISMWIIIN
MIMMIIIDMNIIIII.
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Music Hall Block.
HEADQUARTERS ROB" “
In Hind and Soft Wood,
All Sizes,
AT LOW PRICES.
Theonlyplaceinthe citywhere
us to suit any and all, asthe lot comprises at least 150 difl’erent Clove! fallll BIeamer - W I
13 SOLD.
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WILL PAPERS,
Paints Oils. Glass, etc.-
Combined Chair and Step Lad-
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Don't let them pass:
Columbia Biéycles l
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bin Sn eIies. which hate been usedbu little.
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BICYCLES!
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bicycles, Watches. liIBuns, Rifles
And thousands of other things given a
with orders for our telebratul Teas. Co
and Bakingl’o
Perfect satisfmlon guaranteed.
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I North Main street. 80. Norwata.
Ham books of full line latent
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recli laItInataa cheerfully alvaa.
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