Iew Hotel.
New Bathing Houses.
. . ' New Attractions.
Every Fatility For Providing for largi ExturSions.
DANCING DAILY IN WTHE PAVILION.
Boron POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietors.
d. FINKENSTEIN. General Manager.
ENEIOHT TRAINS MOVING
Nonuniou Men Raising the Big
I I Blockade at Bufl'alo.
mm A000MPANY EVERY 0A3.
lbs Inm- llava 'riro slight Skirmish"
I“. “I. Slrlkon—‘l‘hr Situation Quiet
III-t museum—sunny Badly 8|":be
by the Railroad Companies.
Burial». Aug. fits—The general situation
5 quiet, suppressed uncertainty. Repre-
flat-fives of the United Press, after a
through tom- or the important posts estab
lbhsd by General Doyle, find the troops
.and pollen aloft, little being done in the
way 01 moving height and a general air of
“Whalncxtl” All the troops ordered have
arrived, been posted and are unusually alert
for men not schooled in uncertain guard
duty—uncertain because of the rigid orders
to hop every one outside the lines, and at
the same time to allow free movements to
all the employees on duty.
The excitement of last night was fur-
nished by two incidents of the soundn-
rnatic sort, both of which served to keep the
troops near the scene. Near the main
freightyard of the Central the tiring of
three shots in sum-mien shortly before 2
o’dock caused not a little stir, and investi-
gation revealed the cause.
At thi point the nonunion men have been
housed in an old paint shop which has been
conveer into a dormitory and quarters.
are made for them. Here good food is pre
pared by cooks of tho Wagner service, di—
rooted by Superintendent Yaeger, of New
York. The troops of the First Provisional
regiment are also quartered here.
A pretended nonunion man 'was among
the new men at supper, and after the meal
began arguing with them in nu endeavor to
have them quit the service they had just
entered. Those in charge soon tlluCUVul'k‘tl
the character of the supposed "scab" and
he was promptly driven away. From the
edge of the tracks opposite the barracks hr
began throwing coal in the direction of his
punuers, for which he was fired at by two
men of Captain Kirby’s command, the First
Provisional regiment.
The report of the mush-is put the polia‘
under Captain Wurtz iu chase of the spy,
but he could not be caught. The summed
nonunion man was said to be a ulnkul’ whc
had worked for the Erie. During the in
vsstigntion which followed several auspi-
cious looking people were found in the yard
and were locked up in Captain \‘I’urtz’s pro
cinct as vagrauts. One of them claimed to
be a locomotive engineer.
A Lively Shake lip.
Camp 4, the important part of the» Con.
tral elevators on Ohio street, guarded by a
battalion of the Twenty-third reginwnt,
had a lively shake up just before midnight.
when strikers at the Elk sircct crossing
stoned nonunion SWllCllult'fl who were mak-
ing up I train. Some of the missiles hit the
loldiere til the ’l‘weiiiy-iliird, but none til
then was seriously lujlll‘ml.
The soldiers ordered their murmurs II;
leave or atonpt a dom- of lead, and th-n th.
ordor'proparatory to firing was givvn then:
was a scarcity of strikers. No arrests wm
made. After this train had been sent to
my Buffalo word of the affair reached
Vice President Webb, and bi: thereupon
ordered further operations suspended for
the night on the ground of insufficient pro-
tection for the road’s employees.
Thb action on the part of the Central
oficial is regarded as signifying that the
load will insist on the fullest protection
from the civil and military authorities or it
will not attempt to do business.
In view of the repeated statements from
various sources, alleged to be Uflll'lfll, that
than are more troops here than are iimled,
the position of the central will doubtless
calls the authorities to adopt more vigor-
ou measures than are even now in form.
Brigadier General Robert Shaw Oliver,
the Third brigade. arrived,
and “calling “General Doyle’s head
Wyatt to his hotel It is said that
& phones here' is not official and iii due,
to his personal interest in the
several commands on duty here from his
“a Control In Good Shape.
Thailand is in much better shape than it
“mmthatrike began. Alotof the
oldjwltohmsu who struck early in the week
wwworkaad two carioads of ex-
pulsnsal nonunion switchnwn arrived at
tho 3‘ Bug-lo yards. They have boon
mat Nahum, Albany. Bible!) and
“at“. Vice icol’rustdant Webb omitted
0. A. Ila-eh, general freight trainmaiitsr
headwaters mmwm hers-ad
tahechargsofaflalnatthefisst
P‘s-engor'l'rainmastsrlar
hubs plaoadiachargsofthsOhlo
“Mwhorsthsnisan awful block-
IIO.‘ Beach has eighty-Ive switelunsii at
thhaubulsutbanouo-thlrdthat
Ionday
%mmngm train-vim
Thor-was a aokltsr with a
newcomers...”
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placesaruhere to take t epokltlonsmads
vacant by the strike the nonunion
switchmeu. and that the old bands who
struck Monday night are falling over each
other in their endeavors to be taken hack
In the employ of the New York Osntral
road. Another interesting thing in that ho—
lero tonight most all of the nonunion
switchmen who struck will be back at work.
A committee of seven striking nonunion
swltehmeu waited. on Assistant Superin-
tendent Gould and asked if they could go
back to work. They were accepted.
Superintendent Bruno, of the Erie, was
busy at the wires when the reporter mllod.
"We have ten engines at work with 117
men,"said he, “and tonight we will have
185 men, more than enough to do the yard
work. We took three trains of grain from
Ohio street and sent out five trains. (lur
men spent the most of their time straight-
ening up the yards and picking up the links
and pins removed by the strikers. The
yards are now in very good shape." 0
The Buffalo b‘reek continued on the fence
and no attempt was made to move any
freight on the tracks. There was nothing
startling occurring on the line.
Sweeny's Proposition.
Frank Sweeny, grand master of the
Switchmen's union, has furnished the oili-
cials of each one of the roads involved in the
strike with it copy of the following proposi-
tion:
On or about June ll. IMF). the switchmen in
the employ of your railroad formulated certain
muests in writing to the division superintond
out of this division of your railroad. The com»
mittee emanated on behalf of the switchineii to
present this written request to the division in-
perintsndent mod ovary honorable effort to
effect a “movable settlement of the dilllrulty
existing between your road and the sw’iii-hiuen
and urged for favorable consideration by the
proper omcials of your road the several proptr
sitlons contained in tho request presented by
them. but up to date said committee has failed
to accomplish the objects for which it was ap
pointed.
This is how 13; matter now stands: The men
idle, rrattic seriously impeded. and this county
launder an enormous expense and probably
will be until the diflereucos lit-tween the
Iwitchmou and the railroads are amicably ad-
justed.
1 am duly authorized by tho switI-liinou, and
pursuant to such authority I do make this
proposition to you an to the disputed points in
question i L
The hours of labor per day. the ”th‘dule of
wages and the right of appeal of a discharged
or suspended aw in hmau to higher authority on
your road lr: submitted to a cominittoc of three
cltllcus of the city of Budalo one to benamed
by the oflicials of your company one to be
named by the nwiichmcn and the third to be
named by the two thus apwintml.
This committee to ilivtwflgztte all matters in
dispute and hear all evidence by either side.
and after such lllVUsllglihuu and hearing “I!"
(trial conclusions of the committee tobo binding
upon the officials and the nwlh‘llmt'll.
If this proposition should be favorably con
sldcrod by you and pending final conclusion» III
the committee on settlement. that it be Agra-d
that the switclimtiu who prior to Aug. l: mu.
were employed on your road. and Inn-hothor
employees of your road will: havosiiiI-i-lm-II
discharged on annual of tlioir l’vflkkl to do
switclimen’s work. be permitted to resume
their empliiymi-nt.
An early reply will greatly oblige. yours r.
s-povtfnlly. FRANK SWIIIISI'.
Grand MIL-tier su'ItI-lqu-n'a Mutual Aid Asst»
elation of North America.
The Proposition lmiored.
The proposition has iIm-n totally ignored
by all the rod-b iz. Iiiil‘hllilll. \‘i. l' l‘rrsnlvnt
Welrb,o.’ the Now Yurkl’eiilmi, win'nmkrd
by ll l'liilwl l'i'I-rut ri-p-Irt- r What :iI‘lliIn, if
any, Would be taken by his road on Mr.
Sw’eeny‘s proposition, replied;
“I don't know any such man as Swimny.
Who is be!" Mr. Webb concluded by my-
ing: “We have no jobs on our line to offer
anybody. All IKHIIIOBS have been filled and
a number of applications refused."
Notwithstanding the denial made by
President Sloan that the Lackawauna would
continue to handle freight from the roads
on strike, the men any they will not tofu-Io
to handle any freight offered them. provid-
edit is not freight which has been divvrtnd
from roads on strike If thin is done trouble
may follow. ‘<__
“1" Put 10,000 Mon to “'orli.
Yonsusrows. 0., Aug, zit—The confer-
ence committee of the Amalgamated assir
elation and the iron manufacturers of the
flattening and Hhenango valleys agreed
upon ascale the same as that at I'itniburg,
except that instead of a graded reduction
there is a cut of 10 per cent. straight on all
finishers covered by the scale. All the
millswill sign the scale and begin opera-
tions at once. Over 10,000 men Will return
to work after a shutdown of two months.
’I'he clillian Claims.
Wasniuurox, Aug. al—A telegram has
bsen received by Acting Swrcmry Atlas, of
the state department, from Minister Egan,
at Valparaiso, which says that the Chilian
senate and chamber of deputies have unani-
momly peanut the appropriation for the
payment of claims growing out of the Bat-
timore incident
Through Campbell's Spectacles.
Benoit, Aug ‘40 ~Ex-(lovnrnor Campbell,”
of Ohio, was in town yesterday and or
pruned tbs oplnkm that Ohio will go Re
pahlimn; that tbs Denim-ts will achieve
victory in New York. tho greateiit in forty
years in a national obctlon, and that ladl-
ana will mbably out its electoral vote for
. Cleveland.
A 'a-lly hurl-d.
Cairo, Cat, Aug. ail—By the explosion
ofagasollmrtovs inshot'uisotsn engineer
nun-d Wright was destroyed and his three-
ysarI-old child we: burned to death and
Wright and his wlfc fatally burned.
’ Imu- (link Dead.
“DWI, Aug. lat-layer John H. Cook
dlsd here, axed fifty-one. lie had been
muscled with the customs service have
for twenty-nvsuysan. lie was commander
of Grand Army Post 113.
Goods laminated.
Furnaces. Pa. Aug. a). —The People's
party of the Fourth ensue—tonal district
nonmetal (lulu-s] J. Thompson Goods, or
lscklenburg county, for congress.
let‘s-an lay lost”.
Was-moron, Aug. lit-.II it undmtood
that Consul McCrsary will resign, although
It claims the charges splint him at udlcial
”conduct are talus.
“Hmong
Loos lain flours. 1!. 1.. Aug. so.—
Prddsatllarrboa mealhandltta
about. Thblsabouthhiaualddlyoeca-
flat-llama Isa-shot.
martian. All. adobe! Idiot,-
“mtdmutallyshotl. I
mmummmm
M 00”!“ VOID-ah-
THE CHOLENN SCOONIGE.
Persians Dying by Thousands
of the Malignant Disease.
THE SEA}! HA8 I‘Lllll 1‘ ROM 'l'BlIERAl
Illa Cow-rules Ilf'llllllll'l‘ll by Ills Sub-
Jsets, Who Are M" In Willow—TIM
l'la'ua Hating Its Way Tliiuugh nua-
aIa—ll llaa Reached "mulling.
COKB‘I’AI'I'INOI’LE, Aug. 2!}. ~Anarchy now
reignsiu many town» of Penile. owing to the
cholera. The diseue is raging with (rightful
virulence and the people are dyug by thou
sands. At Tabrir, capital of the pmvinw
of Azerbaijan, thn Arnwuinn mil European
colonies are panic striclcvn and hrvo left for
the hills. This city is n 5.32%“ . ..i Input for
commerce with India and l'Itlitl‘fll Asia, and
the ignorant people are frantic against for-
eigners from those regions, whom they sun.
poet of having brought thi- pi‘sllioiiw.
The authorities have added to the popular
excitement by adopting measures impug-
nant to the public feeling, imI-h as unit-ring
the removal of the Cholera patients in carts
of the most squalid description, rmnibliug
packing cases hoisted on WNM'I'lt‘iN ltllltfu’lill
and of so sinister an napmt that they were
said by the crowd to be lit for nothing at
does
The passage of these carts through the
streets was the signal for all sorta of vita-
peratiou on the part of the populace, who
fen stoned the drivers III the pillaging of
he shops the mob displayed the greatest
animosity against the Russian mun-hunts,
who have never been regarded with favor
by the townspeople and who at present are
the objects of apt-ital aversion.
Several of the small Persian towns have
been abandoned by the pooplrn who have
left the sick to perish Without assistance
and the dead unburied.
Advices from 'l‘olwruu say that much in.
digniitiuu is felt in Persia at the cowardly
and incompetent condor-t of the ninth. who
has entirely abandoned the din‘t‘tion of al-
fairs at the capital to talu- refuge in u buff]—
mcr camp.
The Common people of Tehcran h-ive
dared to denounce the shah openly, mini»
thing almost unheard of before. and, owing
to the general domeralizainvn I'iln‘t'd by the
cholera, utterances that Would haw been
punished as treason are nurtured to [la-t9
without rebuke.
There is much misery in the Jewish qnar
ter of Teheran. where the cholera first
showed itself. both the authorities and the
maple compelling the Jews to maintain a
rigid isolation. and driving them back when
they attempt to m‘k relief beyond the
limits of their distriit
(In the Increase in St. l’otrnburg.
. Sr. PL‘I’IIL‘iBl’RD, Aug. ill-Priest: orders
have been issued to the provincial govrrn—
ore to use the military when nm‘t'iuuafy to
quell disturbances arising out of the chol-
era alarm. But. the Russian Hllllli'fy Lth‘
either massed at hi‘llllqlliirtt'r giirrwizs or
are spa-ail along the lrunllvl’, tvl Ural Im-
mense districts in the iutvrinr an» almost
wholly unguarded, the Village police nlnfiv
upholding authority.
Thmo hundred and fifty (II-atlas have oc»
curred from cholera and thI-Ilinrvitw It» on
the increase. This Is in contradiction of
the edicts] reports Quite rcmntly the
postoftlce employees, Int-at of whom are
fathers of flmlllrs,mhml that tho letters
and parcels from districts where cholera
prevailed mi; ht be disinfwted.
This request, however. not being cinn-
pliod with, they decided, not of regard for
the safety of their wives and children, to
cease coming to work until some such
measure as they demanded was taken into
consideration. This resolution was Cuff»
municated to Ileneral Besac, director of the
department of prist- and telegraph, who,
far from complying with the oftlcmls' do»
sin, ordered their immediate dismissal from
the service.
Imported to Scotland.
Looms. Aug. al.——Wilhslm l‘erdiuaiul, a
fireman on the steamship Ellen Dunbar,
from Hamburg for Grangemoaih, Scotland.
died of cholera on the way. The disease
wasof the Asiatic type, it" is believed, and
lssupposed to have been contracted from
italic-tau emigrants at the Hamburg dock.
The steamship has been dkiiufocted rind all
hands are kept on board under quarantine
regulations “an.“
l’rnulaw Precautions.
Blah“. Aug. ill—The presidents of the
different Pruuian provinces have been or-
dered to prohibit the importation and
through conveyance of used body linen and
bedding, raga of all kinds, fresh vegetabloa
mil cream cheese bpschl precautions are
observed as to goods imported from
Samarium
Ald [tenant-d.
'Wunnsinoa, Aug. m—‘I‘hs United States
consul at Teller-a, Persia, reports to the
Halo department that cholera is raging
than, and that the American mission hoa—
pttalthsrelsrsndsringgrsat service, but is
short or funds. Subscriptions are ed’autly
mound.
cholera Ia Hauling.
Han-nan, Anth—fa Emhbnltel, this
city, two women have been stricken with
Asiatic cholera.
a You. Pals-an Isak-sad.
“MIAJN. ll ,Amw.~Arthnr'l‘homy
son. of last Tilton, an eightysarold lad,
was untested to tow ysan' linprisonmt
for altering-ting to poison the family of Win-
B- mm. I when by “We a
can or park great la the well water
Flo-a at Lake lab-pat.
Ian lanono, N. Y., Aug. mtg-Flames
Md In the stables adjoining the I‘d:
W hotslaad
pthuwitkthtownhalawksel faulty
mdadwaltinhovss.
AOaMaII-wudasau.
Tamra-ma, Ann—WWW
Ian’s nigger-millionaire“ Dania
will leave South Norwalk at 10 a. pt,
5:50 p.m. ‘
Leave Roton Point, 11a. m., 1:10, 2:40, 5.00, and 6:45 p. on
4:25 for Wilson Point only. .
SUNDAYS—Janus South Norwa‘k,10:30 a m., 12:30, 23:00, 3:30,
and 5:50 p. to.
Leave Roton Point, 11:10 am, 1:10, 2:40, 5.00, and 0:40 p.m.
12:30, 2:00, 3:30, and
_.._4.p.... .—
Excurslon Fare, 25 Cents.
Time table subject to change without notice.
Inseam-tic BllIIlIEIVlIIlEBI."
'Ifo rain has fallen in South Bong-l fortwe
weeks. '
Paris and London have been sullsrlnl
from a but want.
Fourteen prominent Italian-Ilium already
refused to accept. the ofllw of Behring Ins
arbitrator.
It has been discovered that the portion!
who died at Salisbury noun, Sloan, wort
poisoned by parts green.
The bureau of engraving llllll printing is
now working on ll design for tho tifty dollar
note authorized by the law of‘ltily 14, hill
The British government has refused ti
appoint a commission to inquire into tbt
advisability of Establishing a gold standard
in India
The French Transatlantic company hat
revived the project for a chain of lightshipi
connected by telegraph at intervals or 2“
miles across the Atlantic.
McDonnell and Hill. accomplices of Bid
well in the bank forgeries of to“ it have been
released on condition that they leave Eng
land, and have started for this Io.untry
The value of the iiilvervIIIii-iI and jewelry
stolen from George W. Vanderbilt's all
Harbor home Is ”I. (III).
Arthur Thompson, aged elghl, of Eliot
Tilton, N. ll, attempted to poi-Ion a bomb.
bor’s family by putting a can of paris KI'OI.‘ n
in their well.
Thomas Owens, of Uwonsborn, Ky., wbi
murdered his wife In larch hunt-as bot-s
ASK FOR
B-L
T.OBACCO
sentenced to ninety yours in the peniteia I!
tiary.
Allies I. Palmer. a young man-tied worn
an, committed louicide at Womtsr leaves
Hana, yesterday bottom a man with whom
she was infatuated was about to di sort her.
SOMEIRBV'S ADMISSIONS a I
Worthless llomla Bought and Que-(lawn I
able Transactions “lulled at. pleasant I
lsnianmais, Aug :10.—-'I’I.v Investiga-
tion of the ad’ainiof the Iron Iliill was re taste
sumcd before Judge Taylor Wllll Supreme
Justice Somerb}on the stand Ilia ailmlsr
sions were important. He stand that when
the 8170 0th) wu loaned ilm l’hILidi lphia
bank it was pn smiled by tin.- all] r rue ofli
corn to be indivtdual money "N nuprcnu
Cashier Davis. but that all km III that it
was Iron Hall money and w inked at thy;
transaction.
The it“. on that was sent to not to“?!
Hayes at Philadelphia to be iuv tried, he
stated had been invested in bomb of the
Mutual bank. Under close quotitn-ningauid
with reluctance he admitted that the bonds
were absolutely worthloac. and lariln- -r ad-
mitted that he was compv-lli-d to die: barge
his son in- law, III-Meal ham. Htlpl‘ullltt ad
juster, In order to gain the rousi- at oi
Walkerand Dan: for the loan of "Now
for the bank.
The plaintiff produced documentary evi-
dence to show that two out had own drawn
ostensibly as It loan to tho.- bzink and re-
cnipfeil for, but that mill) of this amount
was never accounted for.
The testimony of Morrison, Supreme
Cashier Davis” clerk, devi- duped thi it the
"cash ticket" for nvu 810.01” had ln-en car
ried on the supreme cashier’s limits to bal-
anus them for over two years to has kuowl
edge. The book called for that much more
cash than there was on hand. It Was repri-
seated ass building awonnt fora ioy:ha~.d
addition to the home office. It was (Ilklr‘h’v‘ll
off the books a few days ago.
He know little or nothing about the
canon taken to Philadelphia by Davis or
the NJ!!! that flbtllppt‘nl’v‘il In its» ‘S'llht'
direction for “investment" at anutbur How.
It was all curried as "cash on hand,“ He
said that on Julyh} the onior'a (“dull departs
were ll. (H5, M5. 74.
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-lime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Pftplll'cd with scmpnlous cite. llighat
award at :01 Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large fies. Avoid
hilalltfls -—-:In.l insist on having the.
NONE SUCH bmnl
HERRERA. at SOULE. SI, i... 3:. .Il. Y
out: 1y
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At Cleveland l‘tovelauil New York game
postponed on amount of wet grounds.
usual! LIAul'l trauma.
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bullm. ltn Illuminati wot niiperhir moth-
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Illa-bowl» Brands-s :anxht. Mil-kn lug.
II .I'vnmaa-IhlpJ nrmwndrnvr, 2i
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In I). l’. Illnctor of luts‘s lilt—
ofPorIc ,3. Land In“?
well-known must on v-
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their "rand (leaner! and
tenants-Ia (mm or loss
uniforms a la 00007:;
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A Graveyard outrage.
Burma, Tenn, Aug. m—Ira Initial. a
moouahlnor, was recently murdered, to
[other with his whole family, and the
bodies were buried. Yesterday a dynamite
cartridp was exploited the hole near the
gravsssnd the hodlsablowri in all direc-
tion ,
Int-sky's Rain. Dual-a.
Mama's, Iy.. Aug. ill—Tho governor
has inn-d a [autism-tron calling the logis-
laturs in extraordinary unionAug. ”to
amend the electkin bill. which was [Ia-ed
In an unconstitutional manner.
Goa-val Ila-wits martin-a.
Yunnan, N. 1, Aug. ”:4“. P. 11
Inso- sald. after he haduxisuliod with Dr.
lost, of New York. at General Hound's”
horns, tbsthlspatleatwssstillavrrydcky
man and not out at danger.
Part 6mg! N. Y.
Illhdbymcoblo Car.
Mummaoutodor'anmm
waver-sauna lamls Manual, and
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arrested.
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is a “reward 0f
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Bring Quick Returns
If placed
in the
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel
Save You Teeth.
HAVE THEM FILLED UR CKO“'NED.
Teeth filled with I.ld I’latniiinm, Alloy.
Anna and all plaid malclrl
'l'i-et itreatmland andfstwcaie n1 ly clrowriod with
Gold. Platinum or Porcelain Crowns.
Artificial teeth on Gold. Platinum. (button—
iiiis Gum and Rubber Plum, and rill work perL
raining to raglan-i dentistry.
“Initial at lion given to Irregular and
('h drcn s teeth
All work at moot roamnablc prlwa.
Teeth filled and sairarted minimally.
ON. E. W. ONNMEN,
l2 “'abhinglrrn St. (her I’m?! 08109.
South Norwnlk. (‘oura
lONN E. ELYNN
Saniian Plumber,
STENMIami OAS FITTEN.
.lOliBlNll I SPEOIIlll.
Having taken llwlnuernsni under the Lib-
rare 1m \l’ ultinglnn aim-.1 Smith Norwalk.
ant titted it for
iIIIIIIII's
PLUMBING
Impectfully Ioliclt ashare of public pairom
I refer to plumbing I Nut‘t' dour for the
past seven years. lathe employ nt W H, )1 99L
er it (‘ o All work will have my personal sup.
en isinii. and will be promptly cheated and
satisfulinn instants.- v0 me a trial ( m
[tummy and (Indian!
I'SE
Gasoline Stoves
And until liint and Expense during
the Summer Season.
We have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
IN Ill SIZES.
“'ill bake. look and do all the work of a
slow with half lhi trouble and earn-rise an
in Inu- in this town.
Call and See Them
GASOLINE 15 GENTS I GALLON.
W. H. Meekerlilio.
. \Ilslt‘ “ALI. RIJM‘ K.
Save Money!
BY VISITING
F. BOYLSTON’S
Factorv at Five Mile River.
»— ~— ‘ m-»—
ONEIl NEOOOTION
IN PRICES.
coo—.—
Ilrwit s-nrirtynf Velm-lwdm and Hlmls a
lean tliiiu unit. Also II rim line of Hull and
Baby rurrlmzm very cheap.
'I ll Iv
«ilorlon Point.
BOITINIG.WHING iIIII
FISHING.
.SHDNENINNENSIIII ISIlOIllli.
J. E. Power.
mfllf
NEIIv_ LII-“e.
immanent
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Heads: Nervous
Pros-
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Wilson-Ina. Bra! .
laualtfim mm ”mulling" luv-On-
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lions ochre. order with
wlli send “written mates to tori-nil If a:
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PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
WaleheslflIIIInslharms.
Mamd Clocks.Diamonds.
“NON. JOHNSON N OOII’NNI.
219 Montague 81..
cm HALL scours. OlOOlell, N. l
walk have giien general satisfaction, and our
method of payment is highly appreciated.
information can he had of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
ll RAILROAD PLACE.
SOOTN NONNIIN CONN;
jll
lIII
Thus far our goods delivered in South Nor.
concrete Walks,
Flag Walks,
Burt: and Butter
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
GRADING,
SOINNNG,
EXOAVATING
I
Cradduck’s
The People's Market.
ALL KIND?l 0F PRIME
FRESH VEHETABLEEI
SI’AN)\'.
MEATS
IN THEIR
Give us Ii trial and )«III will lm-Iiinr- ll sir-ail)
NO. I09 WNSNINOTON STREET,
AND
RAYMOND BROS.
Raise the
Objection l
THAT
.\’l' 50 HUIALL A MJBIXIK
I'IUII'IT TIL-‘1‘ THEY
.‘ll'ullfl 1‘“ .ID‘ mkflfikl.
is Jon win' ‘f'llIZYI
ADVERTISE. WHERE
s
awAnIt or villus r),
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merit, Whih is: as
‘ as breath to
not-
”life.
KYIZIKI'I'IIING I» sow SOLD
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CANNOT
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15 'I’III'I
ADVAK'I’AHK 0' SBLKC‘I’IN“ FAB,
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INPECIALLY GREAT BARGAINS
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Columns?
IN WNIT
customer.
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A. O O AOO inIIIIIIEIII
PROPRIETOBS.
tl’r . all full! attention to the fact that
You an: about out out of Notchuids.
IF lth-rhemls. Statements. Billlieads. En-
vt-lupo-s. Nlrlllltll'h. Acknowledgments,
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