Evening sentinel, Friday, July 1, 1892 · page 4

 

 

 

 

 

 

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IlcttQ gin, llulil or Plain.

IN NEAT BOXES, WHICH WE WILL
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lenIIoIIarsinIInId

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beairea rotlnm the will before July
tin, Mind the the meet «melee and

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new York Herald IVS-tier Forecast.

To-day alkhtly cooler. clear weather and
herb eonthweeterly winde will probably
prevail. followed by rialnu temperature. On
Saturday, clear. warmer weather will probably»
prevail, with freeh to light rariahle windn.
mostly Motherly. and on Sunday warmer
fair weather with a "warm wave. " followed
in the western parte of this rectum by boat!
thundemomu.

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

What the People of Our City an train.
and Sarina.
The boat Linie LIL-Williams IB dim
charging a cargo of coal at Raymond
Brothere' wharf.

John H. Ferris will give a clam bake
to his many friends, at the home of his
mother on West street, July 4.

 

'l'he Epworth Undue of the First bl.
E. church will hold a strawberry festival
and entertainment in the church this
evening.

 

There will be a line display of tire—
worke nt Rotor: Point on the Fourth, in
addition to Heine's Band and other
attractions.

——Struwbarry short cake and ice crmru
at the depot restaurant. Open all night.

There will he no boat from South Nor—
walk to New York on the Fourth of
July, on account of the City of Albany
running to Roton.

Tho steamer City of Albany can be
chartoml for moonlight excursions.
Day excureion partiee will be taken to
groves convenient on the regular trips of
the steamboat.

Aret you nenous from want of sleep' r
l..lr Rirlmrdsm'u (4am. ( elm-y and (‘in~
I- Imna None ToniI Powders run» In-
summit and Nervous llvlnlity Auk for
50. or We. nmuplu.

The lecturo. by Emanuel St hmidl III
the Colgate University, Hamilton. N.
Y.. in the Baptist church, this evening.
on “(Inatome and Life in Sweden." will
doubtleuebc very interesting. The pub-
lic is cordially invited.

up. Thomas Kippie, of Bart Norwnlk,
complained to the police last night that
her husband had assaulted her. It was
very apparent, lmwever,that she was the
aggreaeor. and the case was coiled this
morning on payment of coeta.

—-’l‘ho Epwortb League, of the First
ll. 8. church, will give “entertainment
and strawberry featival in the lecture
room of the church this evening. Tick.
eta 10 cents.

 

The case of W. N. lleodrickaon again“
William W. Crane. of Went Norwalk.» ’
not down for tomorrow morning before
Justice l). P. Morten. It in an action for
debt brought by Mr. llendrickaoo for
laying a atone wall.

The union picnic of Courts Mahacke—
mo and Nanak, A. O. I". of A.. will be
held tomorrow afternoon and evening
on the Fair flronrtda. llrlne'a Band will
provide excellent Innate and all attend-
in‘g will doubtleal have a plea-oi time.

llanfflnin Smith. of Bridgeport, a
hrakenian employed on the '(bneolldated
,waabadly injured while couple

 

thd‘lidfiooea night ear In thin
tyyeoterdayeflernoon. dumber
of lite eabomwaelower than that on

tbolrellhtoar and be war caught be-
tween than. Hie right ride and rib-
warebadlyinjured. Dr. W. C. Darla.
Jr.avraraunmonedandltiended to the
man’aiajurlea. lien-able to take a
tt'aluferhomelaterlutheat‘ternoou.

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~TbeNetv Haven Grand Avenue (lon-
sreptloualchuroh 'wili come to Itoton
Point July 14th.

A daughter war born to Mr and Mo.
HWEWM, corner of Summit null
Golden Hill Ilflieta laet night '

the Iritt Scrotum «centurion of the
team will leave 80qu Nowell: July it,
and weekly thereafter, until September.

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The motherof Frank Blauaon, a clerk
employed by Grocer Charles E. Seymour,
died at her home inflow Connemiaet
night.

—Picturea framed to order at Becker's
79 Washington street. South Norwallr.

 

:The ball some to have been played in
New York tomorrow between the
Relolutee of South Norwnlk. and the
Original ‘Acmga, has been indefiniwa
postponed M M“

The aelectmen have appointed special
policemen for East Norwalk, who will he
on duty from early Sunday at coins to
the morning of the Fourth. It is ex-
pected that the reeidenta will not mine as
many gates as in previous years.

An event ofmaritime interred that done
not often happen In this city took place
onboard the barge Lizzie McWilliams
yeaterday, when a daughter was born to
Captain and lire. John llnldin. The
McWilliama ,ie discharging a cargo of
coal at Raymond Brother‘s dock.

 

Olin: Branch Lodge. No.19 Koighto
of Pythiaa. elected the following "month,
last evening: 0. 0., R. J. Smith; V.
William Fraser; R, William. F. Room:
3!. at A..(Ieorge N. Selleck. The otticere
willboinetallcd next Thursday evening
by District Deputy Beach, of Stamford.
We were reminded of our happy
school day time to-day. as we heard the
good little boys abouting thatold refrain:
”Gambian. scholara,
"M’bycv III-hoot.
"Md-bye. teacher.
You darned old fool."

letter you tel-day from his son thump-
whn is on Inward the su'hool elIip St.
Mary's. He says the bout mode the trip-
from New London to Southampton,
where they are at lament, in twenty-four
days. Charla: Treadwellandflermthrr.
the other Norwallr boys on launl. an-
Wvll and :Ill him-III are enjoying thum-
sI-It‘m imIm'nw‘Iy.

~—Mal:I-eure to attend the strawberry
IIetival of the prorth league in the
lecture room of the First M. I). l'l'llll't‘lt,
this evening. A grind pmgmmnw “'lll
be tends-ml. Admiaaion in tents.

Tln- service preparatory to conuuunion,
at the Congregational church. Inst even-
ing, wan cutulurted by Profmor George
B. Ste , of Yale University. There
was a good attendance and the examine:-
Wero very interesting. At the conclusion
of to union Profeaaor Storm announc-
ed that a church meeting would be held
next Wednesday evening to take action
regarding the advinabllity of extending
am" to Rev. Gerald ll. Board, of ("hi-
cogo, late of Yale University.

“DIWALI NEWS.

A line-y midget of Ito-a from the
Burundi! lad of Town.
William Billeborough la aoritmaly ill
of pneumonia at hie home on Wilton
avmue.

Rev. David North. of Berkeley utreet.
yesterday celebrated the eighty-filth
anniveraary of hh birthday.

 

Thoma: Ryan and Min Mary O'Brien
willbomarriedat 8t. llary‘e [mmhiul
residence Sunday evening. They will
waldo on the titep Roch road.

Anerrorinthe date of theaunual
meetieaof the Fairlieid Amhdeaeoury
mneeditt deferment until July 12. it
will u tilt time be held in Trinlty
diurcthouthpurt‘.

lntareetatthe rateot four per cent.
permuunrtur the current It: niotlthe
willhecredlhd Wkly l.hythe
Nowell: Saving moiety, and paid to
the-on and afterJuly ll.

mllberlehleatooadaatthebepotlla-
tear-nutmeg“.

Emile/let theme! ltlmaobnol
maniac downtheharbor today. In
Canaiu Wand

 

 

Wand that “each it up
muffin-lead».

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whmof'tllhm Mum

 

' Betta' new-room today for incandescent

‘ ('nptnin William O. Roberta roroivml a .

 

oelved their 0800 annrtment of Ilreoork‘a
yesterday. ......“

Mlohael Lucy died at hi-I hon
Wintinauk thii' morning lined; t
{hm ly W I '3' {I'll I! I

Bernard Mane died at him boom, Is
Plattarille avenue, early this morning,
aged forty-four yearn.

Mrs. George ll. VllnAlotyut! is“ now
considered out at danger, and improving
”rapidly at could be expectml.

The Norwalk and South Norvalk Elec-
tric Light nonpany are wiring A. 0.

lights.

 

Among the campaign fads is the pin).
tograph of Harrison. under which are
the wonls'Tho Nation's Choice." stamp-
ed on handhm‘hicfe. E

Privates U. B. Rile Frank Saunders
and Cheaier 1... Ball have received hon~
arable discharges from. (mummy l",
their term of enlistment having expired.

-—~lloau<uioble prim-s at Lannie depot
rmmurmrt.’ Open all night.

A hoary load of lumber collapsed
yremrdny while being drawn up liar-
num'e Hill by oneof I). M. Finch'ltmms.
The wagon was turned over on ital ride
and the load fell in the street.

The commieruomrson |llv Sang-tuck
Iron Works insolvent outute held their:
last meeting at the tummy: WIME
court ymtenluy C. II. L‘odirlgeistrmtoci
am”. it llurlbnit is one of the tutti-
llllfib’l‘ “INN.

Jurors hm, formerly employed at the
rceidenm- of lion. Samuel Feast-mien.
atrmt three~ wrecks ago wont to Maine to
spend a few woeka' vacation, and while
there but thI- opportunity of taking a
nuiiion as coachmnn in the family of
the lion. Jame-s (I. filament Bar Harbor,
w lIiIII he un‘opteil.

—-l’owdcr and shot for min at Ambler};
Imwvry. 5 Wall otn‘et.

i llflflr‘fl ll. l‘oix. Jr. “ill return home
from ‘5 iiliston summon. of hurt Ellump;
tun, Mass. to- anormw urth $50 in god
to Ills pm iwt This to flu timt ”wiring
prize, uhich he won. l'ul' the tint tinn-
ill the- history of the seminary u member
If the junior clam vmn the prize from
the Ht‘llilll'l lime. Mllanbnry News

Mr I’ it iawellnnd (monthly known
In Nnrwnllt. having born formerly mn-
llt-t'frll “till I‘. ll. lllle 'IHI'u l'utim't'lir‘tlt
I 'oumm‘rnnl t'nllvgl'.

After the (Ivor Rim-r school was Iliu-
momi. yesterday {ilk-flitmn, Arthur
I':.;noy uni John TrI-mlwrll verv- nimble
Iutind th-ir bicycles. which they had
lt'“ in the roar of the building. and it
wn-I feared they had been sullen. They
opined the fzwt to Prim-mu! Wiglmm,
who learned that the wluiola luul been
taken by Willie Russelland John Woyer
banner. The two boys. after riding for
an hour or two, rcturnml the win-«Ia.

The new safe deposit vault in the
National Bank of Norwnllr in rapidly
nearing completion. The large mass of
iron work hm been put together and the
work of tilting the more intrimite bolt
work willbe column-need. today The
sale depoait boxes are already in prai-
tion. The molt in very roomy. 0n the
right aide, opposite the burnt. It on iron
rolling. partitioningoll a epace for the
temporary: goof parcels and other
bulky articlea. The downturn willeom»
mom-o work in a few day» and it in ex-
peeted that the entire elrtif’ttli’c will be
completed by July ii.

—-Don't delay securing your member?
ohip ticket- to the grand futivnl oi the
Ctmnoetlcut Music 'l'eachore' Inoculation,~
to be held in Bridgeport next week.
One dollar is all It cost».

Engineer W. ll. Rider has made!
pmpnaitiou to the Norwalk Water Colo
min-mu input In a pumping tumbler
torupply oooaumeu with water ataueh
time an the meat reaerrolra run dry.
lilo figure: are tam outside of Itit}
land value. llIII plan would be to erect
the machine on the yard bed at Winni»

uk. near the Faoton rotate. and pump
gm rrctintothemalnplpe. Ae therein
iamundaruuundretwvdratthatflaee
it wouldbeahudmatter toexhaoatibe
empty. The Water mural-Iain
willow-tau the mm It their next
meeting.

mulling party given by Ii. IA-nee
Ultimatum Itnet,

 

 

mounaounai’terthey had eaten dio-
neruoflauvooleiand. Theladleeotth
partym'tabenmhoardthebnataud
eheIteredIMlIeoabla before a drop of
rainfall. mmmmmm
ate,however. Thumb-«mew
adjuuuitreaubedtheyaehi withtlie
younger-r Maud the

m towadehaekto tho-tore
aodbali boat out. By title tithe it
“raining hard, and all Mada‘iflre
rubbed. ‘l'hepettyulledtoflnltttl’ellt

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

I. and vow. at ii? 09

The Norwalk Lawn Tonal» club re- '

filly-I ‘

ruthenium
delightful affair. The thunder MI

,Velveta and Moquettet.

~ Lat-‘6 Aaéortment Mattings' and Oil Clothe.

MA. DICKERMAN & SON,

 

STREET-

SOUTH

ream we give a 05.83 DIEGOUII'I of 10 ctr. per yard on Best Extra
ll‘tpeatrier; 5 ctr per yard in Medium Grader; Short lengths and

of
me...

I": . .
strawberryumi
choicest Dive Olinfid

y evening commenoin June
months for ihe benefit 0 our cl

CHAS. E. SEYMQ

hot

LEADING

 

NORWALK. CONN.

 

wfiddle: rou KNOW.

Paragraph- ahant our and
("her Peoole'a Friaada.
Attomey George A Houneekcr In
unwilling a few days In JcrIIey City.

NIH; Swords, of this city,wrllepend
the coming week with friends in Brook-
lyn.

Mrs. W F. lockouood of Sou llnwn
in visitingin I‘Iuat Norwnlk, her former
lIomo.‘

l5. .lllisui, of Brooklyn, one the
guest "I W. ll. Swords and family
during the present week.

Fri-II Elwood, of Bangor, Min, will be
the guest of his brother Milton, of Root
Norwalk. over the Fourth.

Mrs. (‘briatizm Michel and two children
started tu-day for Callicmn, Sullivan
county, N. Y, for the emmner.

T. F. Kuwait and II. Mt'NnIluy, of Thin—
bury, are. spending n few days with their
cousin, M. W. Reynolds, llolden street.

llr. Schuppan was callednwaysudden‘
ly last evening to the bedside of u hmther,
who I. II:In1,,-i-musly ill at Bradford. In}.

I). Fl-Ihelsan and wife. who arrived
from Sorwuy. \l'eduwluy afternoon.
are guests of Theodore ll. Olsen, at
High sire-«t, Sorwnllr.

,Pieaaaat

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William llunfunl and Ut‘ul'lgt‘ ’aIInIer
Matted this morning to join the Su’or-lliwh
club, who are at pmwnt in New London
to witness the Y ule- llunnrd rm 0.

I» Grand Raymond has ro‘turmd
from his trip to Billion, Maryland ,
wlw-n- lu- was the guns! of N. l’. Whitv
lain-r, . f thr- .‘iurwalk Military Institute.

Roi-0r: Raymond, salesman at Swirl-l
It III-yt's Nurwulk store, will lean,- anil,
I'lrtlirday. :u-rnmpuniml by lllrl (molly,
for u all Wr't‘kfi' stay in Litchtivldcounty.

William ll. Earle and family, of tin-
l‘urlt .‘u‘onur hotel, New York. arrived
in Nurwalk this 'nt'tcruoon and will
apt-nil the summer at their handsunu-
rrsivlvm‘c on Emil urn-mm,

Mr. and .\lr.~'. E. It. Bennett. of Spring
‘tnwl. wil South Normtlk i-I—
Irnrrvvw for a “colon visit to Kwyp.»rt.
‘l. .l..:msl will abm 1.1in II trip to 1hr
Allunliv Highlands and Adult)" Park.

lt'.l w

l't‘lllt'llltl W. I'. I'mzw mil ain'ilvl tin-
:IuquI-rut Luke Ii»: mgr. lllrt gu-sl Hf
.‘II'. and .‘lrs. 3|. ll. \Vliiiv. llv will tile-u
llllt'll‘l the "looting of [Ilt‘ Nzttiun II litlu-
c:ttimI.II .‘kwn-iatinu. in Sirmtqat.

Mi‘h titm'v- I'Iillllv‘l‘. of l-Ilimbvtli N. J..
“'lltlhztgtItr't‘!\ll\lli\lll1III\VU “win; \i~'t
“I“. III» :‘lllld llmmmu, nI‘
. It'liitlinl Ii our
.‘llm Dunning urmmpnuiml
(ll-.Il ml! nukvu ~lltlf‘. a

It. \. \\'. Mrntlwr Jame, of St. Paul's
II. FJUII ll, Hillll'il “'anvaAy
{I :m Now Yuri; for Hump). Intending to
bu :zb-wut until Iinr- in .lIIgu-zt. lbw. I‘.
.\l, N'Ilwgk, of .Vnrunllt. is tn Itl‘t'ill'lt ill
tIII- l":tiflll'lvl I‘lmn‘h during a grvzitn-r
port of llli‘ IIIN'IIIK‘ of Mr. Jnnm.

”ARIES.

WIIILIIII Imignlnn mm painfully injur.
oi I‘l.~l Monday aftI-rmmn by running It
pitI-IiforL intolris foot u'lIil-E unloading
hit).
willm'i in. Mr. Lang-Inn hue. tom-u un-
fortunate of lulu. It will ho remember-
ed that some time ago he was umnulted
at ltoton l’oint.

George llorriot,of ltuwuyion, yester-
day wimhuard the handsome llutol
Columbia in this place from 'l'hcophilo
Euphrat. the price paid being ”2,500.
The dual inclnnlm the transfer
to Mr, Euphrnt of a valuable piece of
property martin-dorm in Yonkers. lt
iIIunIlI-ratmd that lmubort & Ste-Iona
will still tofllllllll' to occupy the hotel.

Vll.‘l'l'l’0ll'l‘.

John llrmoll’o bicycle. which he had
juet taken from tho rapair ”Imp. Cullupuv
ed in front of.tlIo Wmmwr pint-o, on
Stomach avenue. the other afternoon,
and Mr. llriacoli tool: a graceful header.

J. i-‘. Diugao'o new trotting mum at
Uri-en‘s Farm-I will be in rendition for a
union the Fourth. A grand stand for
tlmpoopla and tired. for home are also
to be erected by Mr. Dione. Thoma
Quinlan, of Wertport, has the contract
for putting up the buildings, and will
begin work at once.

Rm. Stephen B. Dexter. of Chicago,
wholaepeudiu; a few weeks with hla
Inothcriu South Namath. will preach
in the Haunted: M. ii. church neat
homily morning. Mr. Dexter baa had
marked Miocene In the weetmhare helm
been laboring the part two or three
yaarriu cranium-tie work. No doubt
his many friends will be glad to hear
him.

VVllIl III-r I~
\‘.'. .I «'r -.I llllrv mum-
hr:

ing.

INI'.

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1" mutatleoafifw Sympaihy.
Tho nudenlmed mmmlttee appointed
at the hut meeting of Company D. to
parent molutltmt capturing the comb
mentor the company tow-uh Captain
Charla Z. Doty in hie preaent troubles.

would rapt-«Irony rebuilt the following. Em...

Wm Charger atleotiog the per-
sonal character of Captain chariot B.
Dotyhareheenptefmrdtlll’l-

Wma‘l‘imumhm ofthll coma
myhuow him from experience to he
mm, upright use m: m
in all his acts and Mop with the
“ban aud atlaira of the company;
”Mouton

wmwa “MM”

 

“dupe-detour tine-re and hermit

It is: feared that blood ptmioning '

_ the dinner almoldnot

uncovrnno llEil'CllILD.

 

The Dualmry Kidnapping 0m ‘I'Inlteh nu
Exciting Turn.

The celebrated Danhury kidnapping

being taken by force from the {other by
the amber at Stamford.

On June 15 the father of the child
Frederick 11. lllcl‘urlune. went to the
humor of his Wlfll‘lt father, George \\'.
Scott, in Dnulmry, where Mrs. McFar-
Iuno was living, all" having loft Iwr hus-
band on uI-munt of ill tI'I-ntnivnt. and
tool: their child, who Item air-Ir, away by
force. nesistvd by two otheers. He put
the child m a carriage that was waiting
and drove hurriedly" away to the New
York state line. eight miles Ilietzmt Tho
frantic nmtlwr upwalol with tears in her
eyes to Police Captain Item-ens, whusuid
he knew of the ("fair and would not us—
sist her. Mel-‘arInne made his (Willi:
and went to Vermont, noting, it is said.
on the advice of Prowmuing Attorney
Averill. of Ilmtbnry.

le raw was then brought to the ab
tuition of State Attm'ncy l"t‘3.~'t'ntlcll. of
Stamford. )Ir. chsondm heard from
McFarlano about a week ago and re-
qumto‘l him to return the child and avoid
prosecution, and promised him that he
would Ix- solo in returning: to this star».
I)" llllfi promim- .‘III-I’zlrlanc
with the l'llllil in Stamford.
Forlorn: “‘zwnotilinl by Mr. I'Iuaemlvn
to nit-ct lit-r husband at his willow :It
Smmhml. She went tin-re, :tL‘I‘nmlmllIt-Il
by III-r father, “cargo \V'. Scott (Hill Ilvr
attorney. James E. Walsh. (In reaching
liw v-Ilive. Mr. Fossurulvn Ira-a nu: in and
”ID motlwr oxprI-asiug .I «Ivain- [-l m'l.‘ her
child, llv'l’ :Iltorm-y informed llt‘l‘ that
the little our Wat's at .\'II. Ii" llroml HUN-t
wlwre it has left by its lathe-r. lira
llcl-‘urL-mo and lulr father found the
child and tool: it away lrunr tlw Brunei
street house by furor. .‘lr. SIM took
the child in his nrrm and they alum-d to
rI-mrn in Mr. lv'nssvmion‘s Iglim.

Moan“ liilu the father of tho child had
Iwunl what had been rlunw. and llll‘! the
put) on tinwtrwl. .\ll altI-rr-Iiiinn I-n-
sued. zmil Iho- two llll'll I).'I;.ill Ii,;h:m,:.
.\ largo I-rnwal soon Irnile-I‘tml and

returned
Mrs. .‘lt’.

(I lit”
lice-nun was nbligml inwpumiv the ruin—
II:II:II:!~. 'l'ln- willow-r trztvv‘ {III-'I'IIIIIltII
its nwtiwr. «In: inuncvlmtely hurried to
llr. l'v>»IInIlI-II'-. otlit‘o“. 'l'hzrt ,zi-ntlc-
mun bzul not :lltll'lll'twl y-I. I'tml while
the parties VI'I‘I’E' waitm; for him tlo
mniIIorIpIiI-tlydipped out of thr‘ ImI‘L‘
“‘ilybll'lllr'flllll’t‘.\\‘lllt ilu- child in her
puny-Minn. Siw iI-nriwl t-I ll.» r:t:lm:III
station :IvI-I Imk tin-- the: ruin tlm' lrft
Stanford. In Ill‘l't‘XI‘lll‘llllllI ah" took
Ill” south inshwl Hf III"
Imin. but. finally um In
South Norwulk.

'I'ln- party in Stamfuzul .Iul rut no“
tam- Iwr :lliiiilll‘v lliilil him- had b 1'” gmiv
thirty miuutm. and thc n b-gm n «win-II
I'I-r lll‘r. \Vhiiv- th" rfllrt'll mm Iwilx;
run-Iv Sin-rill l‘mtl’u'. of llIIIIIIIry.
Hl‘rvt‘li uwnrrum upon III-Furlan" and
unusual him. inking llilll to lluuluxry.
“III-relu- will bv «hm-gull In court to—
day. It itlt kilirupp. rig

ll 11.“ l.\l'l ll .l1' l'lMI'

north-3w 'llllll

tinnilt born :allt Suit-a IIy “ av of ill: ll."
ter and l-‘urrler.

lluiting in South Norwnlk for the
month hm; been only lair. Order» for
Spring goods are taken earlier much your.
um]. cornwplvntly. manufacturing etupa
manor. t'omsidemhle is being done on
Fall gooda, but there will bu but Iitil»
activity until after the glorious Fourth.

('rofut a Knapp. in their twofactorim‘
have haul their usual amount of hunimm
in their well’ltimwil make. their etylm
and colour proving good milieu.

Tho Melville Manufacturing (.30. have
finished up It Very mod eeamn on spring
good». ll. ll. {Idler In“ been riait-
lng tlw l’mitiv tlt'h'ltil mule with full
Myles, and ban token good ordeni.

If II New Yorit millionaire Klimt n din-
III I at 5th III-mun- and Wilhelm-t 1 until»;
{700 I)", which giro-a ill pI-ophy (ll apt-ruin.
and them- pm In a pond N, m. IIIJ to «lot:-
tore hille am “will har'e to pay IFI. 00
each for Seattle lli Cure to cure them.
what would bathe raring pt'l’ copita If
barium. limo
luring til [mm at the feast?

Inquire at l’laleted'a adrug atom when»
you may have the pmblem solved and
not hiformatiou alIoutCactue liimd (lure.

BBILLIAII’I’ DNA“)! 0" In”.

To Sutton, m. am, It.
leer-yer. Thousand It tn'dr,

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m'l'lrallygxla and Ilecrentlon ”“00. T. 13 Pk

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rains via Reunion

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Howell Steamboat 00..

HIV I’ll MNORWAIIKE, “081‘. m Irv
A Splendid Investment

lIElIIIIIII 6 Pill Gilli. ll IIIIIII
Illlll Illll.

The owner has placed in our
hands for sale a limited number
of firstoclnee building Iota on
Quintard and Lincoln avenues
(the Woodward homestead) at a
very low price, as the building

no mm... thereon will greatly increase the

value of bin remaining mperty.
Only moo need be pad or tub
vanco. the balance can remain at
5 cent. Th: party selling
thiep ltivo that
oithcuo', loam ivi ldoul loin value in

or III I Ire a warrant outnu-

rar to ethe lot back at the

expiration of. that time at the

pin price and allow inter.

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H.EMI)RY PEASE’. t0!

POINT

.IIIIY 4th: 1892.

STEAM BOATS

“CITY OF ALBANY”,

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Real Estate and Insurance.

WASHIIBTIIII STREET.
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