TITO, Most limiting" Slimmer Basin in, [oils Island. Stunt.
evv Hotel. ' New Bathing Houses.
‘ J New AttractionS.
Everyllaciliiv For Providing for large *Excureinvs.
DANCING. DAILY m THEPAVILION.
“ ROTOR POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
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VMFADVISEIN 3:ch
Republican Consulting Commit-
tee Not to Be Made Public.
mi moment nearromonmr.
I. In W to Be l'ucouatltntlnnnl by
ta- sapme Court of the fitnte~'l‘hle
ls Allen Certain to Insure the Blee-
“ll 0‘. ”mule-n to the “nah.
Wannmoror. July 20..—J S. Clark-on
J. N. Huston. of the Republican nation-
eolu'llttee. joined Chairman Carter in
WM With, Senator Fulton, of Cali:
tennis, they called at. the White House and
spent some time with President Harrison.
am; the political situation and the
Inset-lass and probabilities of the cam-
tnisn- One thingthey talked of with much
Interest was the work of the literary bureau
uttbacainpaign, which Is to be under Mr.
flarkaon’s management. and the character
and number of publications of political mat—
ter was discussed. a 4
Another thing that was‘discussed was the
organisation of an advisory committee.
Chairman Carter said that the names of
Hikunnmittce would not be made public
by him. even after it. had been decided
“P0“-
rte-m Carter and Clarkson lulu-lied with
the [resident and then held conferences
with numerous politicians who mlied to see
them. Among these were several from the
“them states. in which it has been de
maimed tornake astruggle for the electoral
in“. Another caller was said to be J. K.
Gowdy, chairman of the Republican state
anmittee of Indiana. who was invited here
to explain the situation in that state. ~
The Chicago Brunch.
It was stated during the day that Mr.
Turner, the member of the executive oom-
lnittee from lllinois. Would resign in defer-
once to the president’s intimation that. he
did not think it right for n federal ofllce
holder. at least one of such prominence. to
beidentified with the management of the
mil-inn
The opening of branch headquarters in
Ohiagounder a subcommittee of the na-
tional committee was under consideration.
and Ifreaident Harrison and Chairman Car-
tar are said to have united in a request to
Ir. Huston. of Indiana. to take charge of
the Gringo branch. Mr. Boston a said to
Ill" stated that he could not devote so
and of his time to thecampaiznuthe
chirlnanship of that subcommittee would
require. but announced his willingnesa to
take a place on the subcommittee. Messm
R 0. Evans. of Minnesota. and E ll. Bose
water. of Nebraska, are mentioned as tin.
diner-members of the subcommittee. Mr.
Evan’n alsospoken of napossiblo chairman.
An pctive campaign will be t'nrrieJ on in
the south, and Chairman Carter blunder—
M to have promiwd :iponkeh- rind liter-
aturetothe reprv-zwm itlvrs or time» stairs
whae Impose! snow» lu'.
'thctur’ol the Port Hendrix. of New
York. was a visitor to the capitol, who
wt considerable time with the national
Genuine-omen.
Willarkson said that the situation
In New York was improving and that they
were going to elect Harrison. "1 have
never taken much stock in tho idm of car-
nuthern states." he raid, ”not be-
we have not votes enough in some of
them. but because we cannot get them
Muted. But at this time things look very
tumble in North Car-Minn and Tendon-lee.
and onrfriendzl there think they can win.”
Hull. .L'larksou stud Carter returned to
New York.
MICHIGAN'S “iiiirbmmmm.
It Inna-laud to Be Unreaniitmlonnl by
the Supreme Court.
Munro. July 21t—Jl'he supremeconrt has
Maren unconstitutional the two legisla.
five hilk reapportioning the representatives
and, the master» in the state legniat nre.
mandamus asked lor is granted in each
use and the century is ordered to ism
We! election In accordance with the
sets of mu, the acts or llllitiboing held to i...»
molly defective with that of H01. The
W Iollowe the lines 01 the (ch-brutal
denim in the Wisconsin gerrymander.
Theeourt in unanimom in its opinion.
the elect of the decision will. in any
event, be to make it wsetlcaily certain that
the WW will elect the next United
m Dnntor. Although the governor
all an extra union of the legiehiture
a new reapporttonment htll he passed.
ts have lint cmmgh members
eltbseaste by death and resignation to
What body into the hands of the Be-
and us any bill unfavorable to the
would not pass it is likely the Demo
cahwlll take their medicine and go into
“elections under the law of ltiel, which
hmhlrthaa either of tholaws of 1086
Mo's People's Party.
at. Denna. July an?!» People‘s party
the nominated for governor ll.
all“; for lieutenant governor. D. l].
m: tor attorney general. Eugene Eng-
len mmmotstate. ll. Medium; for
m. Albert Nance. Presidential
meshoaonvd’aatnd.
Into Stetson Nominated.
it. Part. July fl—At the newborn
duh convention the name at Kent. Biol-tin.
“Alanine. was the only «an wanted
for the govmorsbip and he was nominated
by mean. David I. (.‘lough, of in.-
aeepolh. wen nominated lorlieuiensat gov»
sraur without opposition.
Milan n» Governor.
loo: Beauties. Wy.. July 29. —-At the
etate «invention Dr. Urbano,“
“hw- nominated for governor on the
Wrath tailor.
a. lutrn court 'lena. J
Amer. July um Flower lb
an out general term "at
court for the lit]: department
hie ldat Male Aug. lo.
‘ W wan- Ilstlilag.
Ill-am 1!. J.,July museum“ Kant-
Thoinu rn-
an.
no that this.
In. July 910. -—J. B.
“Mahmgwouthehvitathe
mummvuiiuutmum
“use“
‘ Mount“, July 2‘.‘.~'l‘t.e vigorous retail-
ation measures It'lnpti d by the United States
in regard to Canada have hurl their elect,
and the government is already
considering the best moons of hacking out
of the dtulculty gradually. The govt-ru-
meat has wilfully tlI'i‘idvd to abolish the
route system and make a plum: toll
without regard to route-u a-r him» away ul:
together with tolls Premier Abbott will
return from his vacation in a few days,
when a meeting of the cabinet will be hold
at Ottawa and the whole Bill'je‘t‘ discuawd.
'l'hagovornmeut organs are already pre~
paring the way for tho governmrnl's back
down. The Montreal Goran». our of the
leading government orgu t‘» whivli iv edited
by R. S. White. a pmmimn. t'ormrmuve
member of parliament. in WI 1- w‘ulvntiy
an inspired article. fllllllllci i. ll! .. er: of the
United States’ contentious. ll ronriniier:
“One thing at least seems char. mum-Ty,
that no elfort should bempnrrd to in“
aboutaspeedyadjustment of this question."
The Canadian Pacific railway authorities
were so alarmed at the prospect of a ”blow
at their road that they bmught strong prre
lure to bear upon the government to take
backwater.
CHOLERA CLOSE AT HAND.
It In Rumored but Dank-l That It Illa
Reached Vera Cruz.
(‘lrr or Mmeo. July 2‘3.w'l‘he startling
report reached here yesterday morning that
the dreaded Asiatic cholera scourge had
reached Vera Cruz. despite the strict quar-
antine regulations that have been enforced
by all ports of the Mexican government.
The rumor was set afloat by an American
tourist named linskell. who arrived last
evening from Vera Cruz. He stated that
there were three deaths from the disease
on the day previous to his departure and
that the authorities of Vera Cruz were
making nu effort to keep the information
from the public.
An inquiry was made at the board of
health headquarters and a denial of the It“
port was authorized. There is an epidemic
of typhus fever raging in this city. twanty
deaths from that muse being reported to
the board of health.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
“ATTOSAL LEAGUE llAllKS.
At Boston~ n. n. r.
Benton.........'.’ 0 o u 0 n o 0 until 2
(‘inciunatlmml 0 0 o o Iv o l l :t 5 l
Staley and Kelly. Dwyor and \‘uuglL-in.
At Brooklyn» a. II. I:
Brwkiyn........2 0 0 0 o o u o u— :: 5 4
Cleveland ...... lxuoolonbilll
Hart and (‘on bailey, Puppy and Zimmer
At Kev York is n. u.
NewYork... ..l 0 0 l l 2 l 0 I-Tlt 0
Louisville. ....n o 0 0 o u 0 0 two 3 t
Rosie and Doyle. Sander» and (trim.
At Phllultlllllllam n. u. n.
Philadelphia. 0 0 :1 3 l l l n :42 ‘J 4
Pimbnrg ....... o 0 o o :l l l n 0.; '. I
Knell. Mack and Crone; llaldwln.1‘erry and
Mlllt'l’.
At Baltimore!
u n. z.
Billimviru, _.o o n o l o u o 0.. l 4 n
Sllmnhu. 2 ii 0 0 0 it it o I- 2 5 2
Vickery «l Robinmn, El.|‘.\kt‘ and Mom),
At Wmhingtnurv n ll. n
“'a.~lllfl:fnn.. .0 u .l o n l u u o t r. ‘i
Chit-amt... ..l n n It Ll ll 1 l x r. I) I.
Abbey and )ii (intro. Humbert and Schriver.
EASTER." LIAGLK “AIRS.
Al lilillnlo- IL ll.
M110 ......... 005020I2010ld‘.‘
Providanw....l 0 o 0 :5 l 0 0 w- 5 9 3
- Fournior. Scbellerman and Urquhart; Kilroy
and tiny.
At Binghamton-— u u. I.
Bing'tonJlllZoOUOlotlll—STZ
Troy ...... nationooiiuol—iflt
Coughlin and Murphy; Which. t'larkson and
It
I
2
II.
Clarke.
At Rochester ~- It. 1
Rochester.» n o o 0 2 0 0 vi 0 01—:
Albany...» 0 l 0 it 0 010000.:
Dulau and Myers. Devlin and Blurphy.
l
i
3
American (.‘rleketrrs Win.
llauru. N. 8.. July ®.—ln the cricket
match between theGarrisene, of Halifax.
and Germanium of Philadelphia. in the
second inuingtbe Garrbon club made tit.
lea' Germs-town butlotomskein
win. they made with the loan of one
wicket. Score by innings: Garrison. first.
13}; second. tit. Germntewn. lint. its;
second, lo.
In Love wltls n l'rlaat.
L‘Isctxmm. Jul Ell—Helena Stein. a m
marksbly pretty ewess. wan sent to the
asylum. She is sane on all points but one.
She is madly in love with Rev. Dr. Holler.
vste secretary of Archbishop Elder. the
tholic prelate. and fully believes the
priest. who In many years her senior. will
marryher. ‘ _ ___~__”___W
Nana-lo- Ilaere Seared.
Wsunxn. lda.. July sheathed, the order
was received here relieving the soldiers
stationed at Bunker Kill there has been
great consternation among the nonunion
mimmdsnumherofthomhsvere—
tuned to work without the protection or
W . ._...,..,.._
Van t’slkeahueg In Trouble.
[Koran actual. N. IL. Jul 20.-—John ll.
Van Valium. ex-superle dent of the
Themes Orphu Asylum for t Indies
Boysand Girls. we- held for trial on the
charged immoralpnetlmswtth lamatesof
the tutttutlon.
A Valuable eunu- Mad.
81mm. lien" July m—Jl'be ting
stallion Green River. homing to but
man. of Honduran, Ky.. and valued at
«it». Indeed.
A Ian Ore-Id to Death.
Wmnioros. 1:1: n—Yllllsin P. 33;.
m M m n.
Wander can sail wssv’t to death.
Judge Mam-oi.“
Mummers. July edge tea a
Robinson of the smemelaumgdied
nun inhuman-ten».
A ml, lbs-lee.
Horton's on emu
Keaton. Om. July n—lto more one
base as m
have the street
acme-gum.
fie mm“ Illa. on.
lemonade, nab
mallow-sum
Fillbustering Prevents a Vote
on the Fair Appropriation.
A contours}: THAT DOESN‘T SUIT.
Durhomw Says the Suggestion 'l’hal Chl-
cago Blur-Id Take the 35,000.00!) as a
loan Wlll Not In. Accepted-A Test
Vote.- lhe Alllopllnss llltl In the Senate.
Wauuisuron, July ill—The pmcocdtnku
h the home were intensely stupid and illi-
bustaflug motions on the World's fair ap-
propriation prevailed all day. The only
motion now in order til the deadlock in
broken in for adjournment and a call of the
house. These dilutory tactics were pur-
sued until late in the afternoon. when the
house adjourned. -
Itieimpoasible to predict the length of
the deadlock. The opponents of the apprtv
priation have made overtures for u compro-
Inbe. One proposition is that if a loan will
be accepted it will be vott-dspredily and
the house run then adjourn; another is to
the elect that if the advocates of the up
proprintion will yield a direct vote on it can
be assured on the second Tumlay in Do
camber. Those in favor of the appropria-
tion naturally refuse any offers of a com-
promise uud believe they have the bottle
won. It now appears to be simply a ques~
tion of physical endurance.
A Tent Vote In: Antlnptlon.
Notwithstanding the intense heat and the
ascertained departure for the manner of
nearly forty senators, which II t luireiy a
voting quorum on hand. the to dwlinrd
to take any decided anti '
antioptlou bill or the ho
adjourn on Saturday .
lay the antioptiou bill inside until I). Ct'lll‘m-r
was lost by the unexpectedly largo vol- of
[3 to 32. Au almost equally frigid n‘r‘vpllun
was given to the adjournment n‘sillflluu.
Ilr. Allison at first declined to ask its refer—
ence to his committee on appropriations for
action. but subsequently relented and it
was so referred.
Comiderable miscellaneous legislation by
unanimous consent was accomplished in a
halter skelter way between times. including
thepasrmgeof an eight bom- labor law to
apply to all contracts on government \\ "rim.
which now goes to tilt! president for up
plural.
The melting away at a quorum loft Mr.
Washburn nan hie untioptiu- hell helplasau,
and an adjournment was found for the tint
time this session by the. augmtiun that
there was not a quorum in attendance.
The l‘air Illli Compromise.
WASBIKG‘I’IDK, July 2!).«Tho propuitilm
credited to Judge Holman. if the deadlock
on the World’s fairnppropriatiou continues.
to bring In a resolution extending for an-
other year the appropriations made in the
sundry civil bill for mu and mu, will not
avoid the difficulty. So many now in. :2.“
ores have been arranged for ivllll't' [ll-ll bill
was passed that a continuation or in. terms
would be warmly less muons than a
failure to pass the pending lull. Even if
the senate were disposed to amp: that‘s.»
lution of the dtmcully and ogre.» to adjourn.
it is said the prnildent would fl'tl l‘tilllpt‘llvtl
to ism) a proclamation h‘cullt’t‘ulllg unn—
green to provide means for carrying on the
business that such astap would put a atop lo.
llr. Outhwaite was asked for his opinion
on the situation. He said it the brunt»
sgreeato the reroluriou to adjourn in all
prolibility thert‘ will be no fair appropria-
lion unless there IS a provision mi urpurutul
in the item to theoffect that the loom-y shall
be paid back. as the money war [and by the
centennial expiration “I will vote in favor
at a government loan. and 1 want it under-
etood that l have always ban willing to
vote for a government loan ’l'hrrr- in quite
a hrge mop of Di-movrutewhn will vote
for a loan. and there is another group which
does not believe that the governnwnt elloulll
loan money."
Chleaga [hurt Want a loan.
The southern group in Repmlentntive
Outhwaite‘a following. however. will illifltl'
don their present leader and mi: a new
captain general if a serious attempt be mode
toeompvomise on aloaa basis. In the worth
of Mr. (Jokes. 0‘ Alabama. “We an- opvnwd
to the fair item became it is a loan. and we
do not believe the government should loan
money to any concern."
Representative Bingham. or Pennsyl—
vania. who bu led the fight for the app»-
priatioa, said: “i do not believe the senate
will act on the adjournment resolution
until the sundry civil hill 5 sent over to
them. Theonly thing I look for lust now
is a continuance oi the filibustering.”
Representative Durbarruw,ubslrmsn of
viii: Gillllflillllis rut:
so. Yovr Teeth.
HAVE THEM FILLED OR (‘ROWNETL
Tooth filled with gold. Matlunln. Alloy.
Ania In and all pleatie material-i.
Trot treated and “carefully crowned with
Gold. Platinum or Porcelain Crowns.
:Artitlclal teeth on Gold. Platinum. ('ontiuu-
one Gum and Rubber . and all work pub
lainlug to modern dentlatry.
ti rental attention given to Irregular and
Ch ron'n teeth.
All Work at rho-vi reasonable coo.
Teeth nib-d sud extruded nleuely.
DII. F. W. DINNER.
if! “'aelilligton 5!. Over Mm“).
South Norwalk. Conn. o8 iv
lllHN illlllll'
Saniian Plumber,
STEAM and (its FITTEB.
Jillilllllii i SPECIllll.
Having taken the basement under the Lib
mr ', Till Washington “WI. 50th Nurwalk.
illi- 'lllnl It for
All [0le
Fill MBI N li
l rrsgmlluliy Milirit a than uf public- patron-
...a: l rem lupinmbing l have done for the
[mist wwu year, inllio employ of W. H. leek—
rr or W: All work will have my personal nup-
ervomn. and will be )mrlly eawnlul‘ and
sai'lnlfll‘EI-Ifl vimrant ll ‘19 moatrlaLan
Economy and“ Comlonl
INT".
Gasoline Stoves
Nail avoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
“'e have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
III Ill SllES. ‘
Wlll \ukr. took and do all the work of :i
More with half the troublr and run-um. it»
in m:- ln Nlll‘ ton u. it
Call and See Them.
GASOLINE l5 GENTS A Blltllll.
W.H.Meeker&lio.
MI'SII’ HALL BLOCK.
Save Money!
BY \‘lfi'l‘l‘lxu
F. BIIYLSTIIN’S
Factorl at Five Mile River.
v I’
H
Makes an every-day cementum of an
old-lint: luxury. Pure and \vlznlcx'ome.
Prepared with xmpulous cure. lizgheat
award at all Pure Food Expositiom Each
package mnkre two large [INK Avoid
kniml' .an illfilfl ('l l, i‘ r .1 the
NONE SI'CH l'r;:'.?
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Effliiv
i beliliilli
~ Rum
BEER"
Ercsla All othevs. if you want the
strongest, purest. and he“. i'lS‘Sl m
Q‘
Q2
mi . Winaernt' It l5 uneqoezlrd in "“’ "" "——
whoioscmences and flavor. One both)
of wired makes 5 gallons. Ask for it. Gaul “Enuc‘nou
Thivi» n-ilmllv”|n\lJag-WI”
an utlvermltut j." 6.1m. “be so“,
not out mm...“ mu .i...m. EVEBWIIEII m PRICE
Imntuhtel. Imlmt." ,
n3! tux
-—-—~ ”x -~—-—-
firm! ""lr‘ly"! Velmlpedea and Sleds a
[mellow nut. Aim a line "no of [toll and
Baby rinlagu wry cheap.
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"Photographs-l
Highly Finished Sabinels
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South Kuwait Souvenir Spoon?
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NNII SILVER.
Something blew.
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ing in all its Branches.
H."S.R_ood
anmghrs
Si WEEKLY!
Watches. Chains. Charms.
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cm mm. SQUARE. BIOIINI’II. N. I
Thus far our good! delivered in South Nor-
wulk have given general satisfaction. and our
Iuvtlmtlof payment isiuxhiy appm-intal. Pull
information can lie bud of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
l9 MlLHOAI) l‘LAt 'E.
SIIIITII Nllllllllll SON .ll‘.
NOTlCE i
Q”
LUSTBINE I
On and after this date the
price of Lustrino will be
100. a Cake.
_._-, 4»——_
Samples free of your grocer,
or at Hale's Drug Store.
.luly lst. 1802.
cnvsvin STONE.
General inertial-int aliilMSeivel
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
lax-k Ila: 701. South
Norwslk.t‘onn.
Residence. No. 7 Pros-
[m1 NLJ‘L Norwalk.
jell‘”
MERRILL
BUSINESS SIILLESE,
the Colombian lion committee. said .. A1,
thisoveulauhntm lair poopiewould not —---~-----~ “ "Aifllrlltlhlcolfilth ‘ I
accept W A rmnmev-nettalan ter‘t'
mwxltflm M mt:l?n;e:rlra: $2 00 per dozen Bo‘TluG BlTHING Au” iral‘tllni't‘olrmtlgirlmen‘ anil'iolt‘lig waitinrn :fvsr
I .. us: a «min wnr .F“ r >r .
extent as to make it practically invincible ' ' min. .mp1“. equipment. and ointment .er Jr
for them to rake the “mom additional FISHING giant‘s?“ have ":53 if: llh:helt.‘(on£tlkfnre; of
it a ‘. 2 - N .
trout,“ “moth. atom,“ which “"“m” BanN'l‘u .' [humanelilnl‘grmmmlz’nmu 141.33.
Beebe-std that the [Heath 0! than
mistIouwmsi-sndllrmuatil the sundry
Hoops-dummies».
4......“
l'ra- I’ll.“ to Turf.
u
no resignation to the wedding older. it
war promptly accepted. llr. Tyroll sn-
lmhhlntentiouufgolag iatothe busi-
a-a of horse racing.
am wma.
norm. July Elm-The Boston ehlp North
Anetta. one of the fastest craft in the
merchant-testes service." stranded in
mlaehauasludwaeawwt
Jumped to let lie-tn.
Itew lam. Jury mull". noun-in
hid, wife at Profs-st M committed
ntlclde by Jumping from the third story or
her residence.
A III m Deal. '
luv-nut. July m—‘l‘b National Ir.
gr“. .theAmsetesa.theCaaullan
True! are on the mat
lib.
Initials-mar.
llavlm neural the environ of ntbomngh
brat-clans hind-Trawler of pmrllral u.
r . Hasano. . ew York. l on
e t c
of what raphle work in all he branches. and
In cult-fin aim-lace In) work. will mate tor
a short tlmeonly. the beat blue 01 «Moots at
$2.00 PER DOZEN
The same uality for which you pay double
the matter I re. Ila r slag lu -
tlmr. Thiauflar baht-ml arali (lit I
ONLY. therefore do not delay. Come early.
svoni ,"."'.'.""§ i svlciim
J. E. Power.
that“
JAPANB
F:‘JIIJRB
thug.“ .Ilgrtee. big I in?“ “’21::
in ppm man a ram
in Box and Hill»: a [Ive re fur Briana].
Internal. Till-d or Wing tcbim. (. mule.
“ml or “Haitian l’llan. 'l'hle med: baa
mm been know to fail. 0| par for
fiunib mall. ymfl’arfurmtbisl Ne
w a written unsrautcels ti
given with Oberon. To refund the
Iota stem or resonate than.
flleelawed II... All. I". let and
late Agent. newsman“. Bani sole.
7
0s parlor Prsacall.
Ian Sprlekt Dealt-I.
mall-Ill. Photographer.
42 Washington ttmt,
oven POST OFFICE. BOUT" NMWALK.
my! I:
blind. ypewrill .Arcbltertnrmlh-rman and
luxllrh utudien. )wu the entire aa . tired.
3'?3?“‘£&l‘f"i‘u‘.i'h“.h”h“«o‘lli¥"‘“
. I. or .
«in?» .u. A. medium. Provident.
Itamfonl. ulna.
. when” x... J a...
’Musvcx‘i’hbsvé‘i '
mum Kamlmmm'olli‘lIMI .
Hull. .t‘eraiah director at Harts Mill-
tag “an“: Wheeler. S. Y.. and Hr.
J. ,tyles.
‘ lt well-known (meet whirl. haw
corn-o stcd are now [gnu
1:1! (hand (been: and
flies attest the purity
More than 100,000 New England fam-
Mantel Clocks. Diamonds. w m s
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
I H. BROWN,
SNNITNIIT PlIIIIINB. STENI and
BN8 FITTING, TIN IIIIIFINS.
‘ SHEET IIIIIN Ulllll
in al branches.
The lines! line of
In the city.
at the lowest pricea.
Slit TEESSOR TO 5. SELLK‘K.
{got for SOUTHARD and
“OR RTSON SP ammo and celebrated
MAIIONY LOW PRENURII‘. STEAM and
“(If “'ATKR BOILERS.
Stoves, Ranges & Healers
Special attention giventoJobblng. Allur—
dere will beervculcd with pmmptitude and
care. All work done by llrsbclam workmen
l9? WASHINGTON 8T. IllllllIiE.
al I):
Concrete Walks.
Flag Walks.
curb and Butler
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
lillAlllNli,
SIIIIIIING,
EXCAVATING
B Y
city is at
HUNT & ZELIIFF’S
32—Wasmserotv STREET—3‘3.
freshest fish to be had.
lot of shall arrives every day.
PIIIIE Tlllllll SITSIIP.
ter and Vegetable Market.
vuviiziivii’s
n... leadinir iii mini. '0} .1...
There. you can always find the
." fillt‘
INPlIllTElI SllllllNES.
PlilKlEll SISTERS.
Orders culled fornud delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, 0y 5»
WMUN" .3803-
A Splendid lnvestniéni
llElIIlNli 5 PER SENT. IN IIIIIII
BWN CITY.
The owner has placed in our
hands for sale a. limited number
of first-class building lots on
Quintard and Lincoln avenues
vibe Woodward homestead) at a
very low price, as the building
thereon will greatly increase the
value of his remaining property.
Unly 3100 need be paid in ad-
vance. the balance can remain at
:3 per cent. The party selling
this propertv is positive that
these lots will double in value in
three years, and to each purchas-
or will give. a \vnrrrnx unnu—
TEE to take the lot back at the
32 WNSIIINGTIIN STREET.
GSMHII
‘i INSTANTANEUUS
PHOTOGRA
i ‘ ‘$2) ».
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expiration of that time at the
purchased price and allow inter-
est at 0 per cent. er annum on
the amount of one paid thereon.
This is a reliable firstclass offer
to home builders or investors.
COOLIDBE & [BCKWIIIIIL
9 MAIN STREET, NORWALIL
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Geo. Lockwood.
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