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of coal in New Haven for WM J. Knuckle! 3 mil-ob!!! '“m‘”
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‘ Cedar street.
V musk and water mellons at his market
I... returned to theorem you purchase them
Shatterl". Digit has accepted aposi-
tion with groceryman Charles Smith.
J. A. Farrington has some very fine
on Railroad Place.
—Securn your seat at the Merrill Busi-
ness College and enter September 6th.
Sturtevnnt has announced the receipt
01100 chenille table covers, which he
oflers at truly wondertul wines.
Raymond Brothers carted the two
dynamos from the steamboat dock to
thenew electric light station yestenlu.
Thecommittee having the charge at
tickets {or the Labor day picnic will
meet in the Warwick hotel this evening
at 3 o'clock.
A number of people who go to New
York on the City of Albany do not seem
to know that the steamer stops at 31st
street such way:
—-Purc ice cream in hail pint. pint and.
quart boxes at the Depot Rmtuurant.
Owing to the min the races at Charter
Oak Park had to be postponed ycsh‘rday.
and the probabilities are no trotting can
boalono to day.
John Tobey pleaded guilty to selling
liquor withouta license. before Justice
Harrell last evening and was lined $50
and costs. which he paid.
Charles Ii. Oatesbaa resigned In; tirst
lieutenant of Company I). it will prob
ably belcceptcdandameetiug called‘in
a few days to elect his succemor
The privileges for Labor day picnic are
now altered for sale. Applications should
be sent or made to Daniel Hamilton.qu-
wick ilouae. See ad. for particulars.
The steamer Sunshine will run from
Bridgeport to Roton Point next Sunday.
The American baud cl twenty pieces
willgireagacredconnertin thegrove.
-—0wing to the largedemand {or Eagle
Bottling Wort: soda, ramps-ills, ginger
ale. mot and birch burnout, ithscarncat-
ly mmmted that all bottles should be
ofassoouuempty LewishCo.
Di. and Mrs. W. (i. Hoyt will giro a
progrenive whist party to-Inorrow even-
log at their summer Mme, “Utowgua.”
Stamford. Several south Norwalk peo-
plewlllattend. Dr. Hoyt is a brother
11W 1.. I. Hoyt, at this city.
But little m remains in the
handsotllooslvsr L. N. Catlin,“ the
New England Terminal Co. A printed
lirtotlthto be m out and it will
then.pnd:ahly.bsdlspoandolatauction.
Thoreau one or two old flamers on
unimhtaorsalcalateotanyklnd.
~11wlurlunuuns-Collegsisbslun
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the merits ct thallugllsh dspsitmsat
Poplin: yearsct anand our store-
csivedlnthisdspartmcut nonunion
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nelsCollege will take place September
6th. admirable time for all to utter who
are contemplating a business course 0!
study this year.
!A Newport dispatch says the Winon-
Kuapp match, played Wednesday, was
an extraordinary one and will go down
in tennis annals as one of the most re
markable ever played on any court. It
was one of the longest on record, begin-
ning at 1 o’clock and continuing until 4.
It was a battle between young blood and
vigor, combined with excellent tennis
ability, organism pure nerve force and
clear grit. The tumor won.
NOIWALI sews.
A M [twig-t of Item from the
Born-III Ind nl 'l‘nrm.
Edward Sims isle-odor and instructor
of admm corps that is being organized
on High street. Norwnlk.
Some boys, playing near the fair
grounds. early last evening, found an
intoxicated man lying asleep on the
, Daubury and Norwglk railroad track.
After some ditliculty they "weed him
and got hintle {or his home which
was in Winnipauk. Shortly alterwards
a height train came down the road.
The inspectors and repair men of the
Southern Ill-w England ‘l‘clI-phunv cum-
pnny will make their spymrunrc next
Monday in bright and handmmo uni-
orms. They will be 01 blue cloth with
silver plated buttons bearing a boil in re-
liet, theiuslgninof the telephone com-
pany.
-Ptu'c notice with pure cream. 5c.a
cup, depot restaurant. 0pm all night.
Two members of the Tclephonia com-
pany, which appeared at the Opera
Roost-Jaw evening. over slept gt the
Noiwalk Hotel and were lett behind.
The remainder at the company went to
New Yukonthe City 0! Albany” The
two young ladies who were left went on
by trainand will meet the company at
the dock. ___
William Sheldon. the slum m.
was taken with an attack at vertigo last
evening at J. l. Benedict‘s newslorc.
Alter he recovered he went as tar as
Dunn‘s stables and feeling ill again was
carried to his home on Wilton avenue in
a coach. A physician was sommontd
and at wuvnllered him. lie says Hi.
Bhehlou's illness was caused by being
overheated. wwwww
Mrs. Alida Stanton.“ ileum. started
to drive to Norwglk this timing with a
loadut garden produce. slnlud guns
butanbortdialamwwlwnherlumtonk
fright and started to run. She was
thrown out and the wagon via-wrecked.
Her shoulder wm badly wreacbed. A
llarmsiwhogawtbe accidentcgnghtlhc
libne audloansd herawagna in which
toflrishhrrlrip.
~lllcyclsboysmlshohlsr. Ballot
Hitchell'a. MW
Ups-upon!» velar. Willis
thaw at the m saith-ltd
nun m.
sadism Bother-
lor assaulting and using abusive language
to David Workman and family, who re-
side next door to them, was continued
before Justice Austin this morning. The
justice imposed a fine of 87 and costs
between them in addition to the line of
3:: and costs imposed upon Mr. O‘Brien
Monday. As they did not know whether
to appeal or settle up. the case was ad
journed until tomorrow morning.
ovEIi'rIiIi Imus.
Nuts and (local. of tho Day In East
Namath.
E E. (’iorham was in Norwich yester-
(lav.
Mrs. George W. Reach. of Waterbury.
is visiting Ilia. William E. Marvin.
L. it Whitney. oi South thboru avo-
film, is spending a few days in New
Ilritaiu.
ll. E Buckingham. or You andt ave-
nue. has gone to Toriington. where he
will have charge of a gang of carpenters.
Hrs. William tinnitus and son. at Wil-
ton. have returned home alter a four
weeks' visit at the home 0! Henry Jones.
first avenue.
Ouent pipes have been laid from
Riverside avenue to Dr. Paniec‘r lot on
the Fort Point Road (or the purpme of
twltcr drainage and to prevent thI» road
from living washed away.
IIABIBN.
Ilia! Frances To"!!! has bccn spending
the week at the home of Rev. llr. Tulles
in New llamJor-meriy pastor oi the
Methodist church hero.
The Republicans will hold a caucus in
the town hall next Tuesday evening {or
the purposeol electing deth to the
State convention and tertert arrange
ments {or a campaign marching club.
The Young People‘s Society oi Olmst-
iau Endeavor at the Congregational
church eawct to have n carryall ride to
Rotor: Point this evening.
Hi. and Mrs. Benjamin St. John cell»
biattd the fifteenth anniversary of their
wedding last evening. the occasion. not-
withstanding the frequently occurring
showers. helngone of much enjoyment
for the large numbcrol guests who at-
tended. The event was tussle doubly
pleasant [root the (not that yesterday
wasalao the illiy-ionrth anniversary of
Ir. St. John's birth. The spacimre [such
on illuminated by Chinese lanterns.
and the decorations in the house were of
cuttlnwers neatly arranged in the par-
lots. The barn had been lactoiully in
toonoddurlng the day with links and
hunting and with the aid of Chinese
Interns the eflect was very pretty. llm
the young psoplaenjoyvd dancing. music
being turnth by John Bwuney’ a hand.
Inandfln Stdohn received a large
variety ct «natty and nastul ta.
Ilr. 8t. John‘s 3m to his wits beluga
crayon portrait at hon-ll. Suppsrwas
urvndaboattllo'olnck, and later in the
areal It... lists W. bower: tainted
withavucsloslscnce.‘ rim
or resents ml were iii. and
drew Waterbury. Hi. and In.
Clock, Ii. and In. Ralph Bircbaid.
lli. and Ira. William Hamminglr
and In. William lie-Ivy. ltsv. Litmus
gudwlts.lrs.3.l’. Bowen. In. First.
ltrs. it. A. Brainy the. Val
Mill! Ilhnla
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Hell tomato, fir. and In. Orchid
mailman-r. lacs-Id. John-ad
0001p Whitney. mary Wallace and
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“misused. cl Ba'yes' market. 3
cl Bonthimton nod-r-
1|”. 0m Jennlugo, ol Tollcs street.
is allowing m months in Bidgefleld.
Albert J. Konrad family. at West
"mm. .Wl morning (or Ocean
0mm,
us his Power. or Norwalk. mile {or
Quesnstown. on thecity of Paris, next
Wednesday.
George and MAW“- at Brooklyn,
areapetidlng g fawyigys with their aunt
"It Winnipguk . ,,.
southpaw», at” New York clinic
apadlng’a lehdhyihrim urn, Adams.
'hytni “use. ’ ‘
Mrs. Frank Stalls, oi Danbury. are
guests of llrs. George W. Merrit, of
bound street.
Miss Med: Adams. of Taylor avenue.
lathe gusto! MissBelleRaymond,her
cousin. in Daubury.
like Lottie he. of Hunt Vision, N.
Y., iaspmdiug atew days with It. H.
Lee, Fairlie-id avenue.
apt-In William H. Hoyt went to New
York today and grill sail to-morrowon
the steamship Eli-aria for England.
Miss Laura Conley. of Tairytown, N.
‘2, who has been the guest o! letter
Carrier Nickerson has retured home.
ills. J. r. Whittlcgey and sons John
and Harold, 01 Madison avenue. Don-
bury, are visiting” Nu. William H.
Thomas. at “the cottage on the shore."
Miss Flora ll. Jennings. of West. ave-
nue, accompanied Eiward Caii. son and
daughter. who have been visiting at her
home, to New Britain. last evening,
where she will spend a week.
Thomas Osborn, of Merwin street, who
has been admiring the beauties of the
Rhine and other romantic places in
European countries. coils for home [rum
Antwerp tomorrow on the stutmehip
Wanalund Ileis expected tonrrive in
Norwalk September 8
lllillll AND Tllhlll.
Important Ila-a oi tho County gadg‘sute
Chronlelad In a Colds-sad lam.
William H. Cannot New Haven, was
lined W and given [our months in jail
{or driving a horse to death.
The Elm City Brewing company at
New Haven is to be sold by the mix. r
the stockholders being unable to misc
$5,000 [or the repairs.
Harry and Arthur Wright. two little
colon-d In". slide in in gold piano: from
him Bradley. of New Haven. while they
wore cleaning out her attic. They went
to Sula Rock. where they tried to
change some axles. were arrested and
conic-sand.
Representatives of the some and gran-
itoqunn'im at Leek-'5 Island and Stony
Creek Metal yesterday that the backbone
of the strike which has been on tor the
past four month among the stone out-
tem and quarry-men in those places has
at last been broken.
Item-mi lion. agent of the “'illimantlc
Thread mmpnny. says intormstiou has
been nwiml oi the death oi their Texas
agent. Mr. l'horrie, in Indian Territory.
Frank hike. in the employ of R. M.
Hclhmuld. of Birmingham. has dimp-
peared, and it is thought that be has
committed suicide, having been onward
in love.
Herman limits. u young Herman,
abmu twenty-right yearsut 3;". is dying
at the New Haven hospital [mm the
elimlsuf wulnds in his throat inflicted
with a jIIck-knilv and poiwn.
The body of the old man killed by the
New England train in llarttcrd has been
identified as Gilbert tin-ills ol Stratum.
Charles Martin. a Merldeu shoe dealer,
has received ti .0 Icit for him by a pile-
oner who died recently in the tombs.
New York. The prisoner says he stole a
pair 0! shoes of that value two years ago.
his wltc had worn them every since. and
he wanted to pay for them.
Jimmy Lyons. gllss 8. 0. Rogers. one
otthsmmtuotsd bowlers oi tho-tats.
and who won with my to Decem-
her mo. mow himself to jus-
tins and a tstlpg a states
prison mmdfwil’uw yesterday."
Hal-reportsdtuhavs shmtrsomo
worth otpropmyand bah-announced
his Intention ct leading a quiet and or»
eruplgry life from this time on.
“WW
hair Ina-org Weren't the light cat-i.
m handyman-niacin- returned
last evenlagabcnt 8:” o’clock well
countenance. lush-mi that all
Wm up- “d mwtwnaiderabloof bislifeiu the
never {orgets the happy days spent
between Bridsport and Waterbury and
tutti»! on '
using Mandy’s“!
‘Iti
Wold!”
AmtfidloftoWambury, who
windycity.wasaakedtheotherdsy
whitOld Sport was doing and how he
was getting along. "0h,” arid the
Chicagoan, “Qld Sport is doing nicely;
he’s selling chewing gum and when I
last saw him, which was several
weeks ago, he was enjoying life. He
trequently he will suit), and thoroughly
reflect on the time when he sold three
quartsotpennntsorpsgcbeslor a quill:
toronBankstiast. Old sport to proud
of the fact that a Chicago publisher has
brought out his life and copies of the
boot with two photographs of the great
Campos: my be found at every book
stall from Chicago to New York. Sport
baa Men selling chewing gum (or two
years. He claims that indigestibn. in—
fluenza and I think cholera can be cured
by using the gum that he sells. Does he
sell much? Well you bet he does. You
can find him at nearly all hours of the
day or night on State street, dressed fair—
ly well. with his valises of gum strapped
over his shoulder, and always making It
sale. Sport is a permanent attraction in
Chicago. and willbe one of the interest-
ing churactera at the great Colombian
exhibition."
Where to I’m the "air.
it is interesting to note that a largsnum- ‘
hero! eastern men are porting their hairin
the middle. in the west. this habit. Is gen
orally regarded as elleminste, and many a
man who tries to mnke the change {rem
what is generally considered manly is
laughed out of the attempt before be him
iairiy got into the habit. But In the east
this reeling Ls evidently dying out mid the
tendency to a parting In the center is get-
ting very general—so general. indeed, that.
ii the craze continues to grow long at its
present rate one will begin to locate a
man's home by the way he parts his hair
instead of by the way he talks.
Nine-tenths of the human race can part
the hair more conveniently In the center
than on either side. and hair so parted will
keep amwth and tidy several hours longer
than when brushed from either the right
or lett. When a man has what is known
as a ' double crown, " the only way hccnn
keep his hair remmably smooth is to keep
it out very short or part it in the middle.
I! he lives In the west be generally adopta
the form alternative, even it he ‘ "
imitaii! colds in comequence, but it he
is an eastern man he is more likely to
adopt. the easier plan 01 parting his hair
like a girl as the severe critic is apt to call
the middle parting style. «interview in St.
Innis Globe-Denim.
“tutu“.- OI Cottonseed Hall Pulp.
Travelers In the south bore frequently 7
been lmpl’lmd with the annual waste of
several hundred thousand tons ot cotton-
and bulls and it is satisfactory to know
that steware now being taken to utilize
this waste Approved uppilnnces areiikely
to lead to the use of the rclusc In the manu-
laCtureol certain classes 0! paper about
exclusively.-—Nrw York Telegram.
A Mexican Vlllagc.
An old hunter and liontieiaman named
Gee-rue Darling reports the discovery 01 a
long abandoned village In Mexico. Several
brick buildings still remain. and the our
rouridings show it must at one time have
becnaiaigstown. The minaaresltugtcd
wastot the gndcnt cltyot Temmrche, In
the midst ol the Sierra Madre mountain
—-l’hiladelpbilt Ledger.
A most extraordinary instance at human
longevity may be found in Smellle'a “Phi
loaophy oi Natural History, " wherein ac»
count is given of Peter Tartan. a native cl
Hungary who died Jan. 5.1M attha ad
vanccd age at 135.
North Dakota has atoll community or
Indian Sisters established under an ludlan
mother superior. the that community at
the kind ever established. though their
have been belo- thla lndlanSlsterain
other conventa.
in the time at Alexander the meat war
rlors were taught todraw their bows with
their [act as well as with their hands. and
this is done at the present time by the
Rock Veddahs ot Ceyhin
Unltorm warmth and protection to all
parts at the body mauve heat and vltall
ty, besides having a very turntable ell-ct
up“! digestion and animllatlm.
I
Toruncmadg speaks at rubber. which haul-1d
touad was ussdbytha natlvcaln meson!
benmhacc and tor various other Illasaaat
In Canterbury. N. 1]., one ct the rest-
dentahaaaiampcblmney thathasbssnln
constant use tor twentymsn years
it is the custom in ladle m; the
“min-to throwtlnir mnblaushta
thwcltrlrwhgatheybsccmshrckn.
1....
Its New York volitional Illn-
nvi‘at 5th avenue and ”llama-st.” ‘
Proposals
laborhy Picnic
Privileges.
M ’1
Wax... It'd: Teams at all Hours.
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I22 Falrfleld Ave..
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3‘ We close at Six o’clock on Wodiiéadny cranium
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THE NEW BHSIHESS-..GHLLEIIE
perfect health by
GROCER,
ngton Street. South Norwalk.
Brldson‘Ort. Conn.
Three Womb—Business, Telegraphy Wupby and Typowrlting.
J. I. 03min,
Beat of references rural-had. Oal‘loi write for circular.
WASHINGTON “Ill".
Persons lookin for- lot. or house and lot.
with the new 0 pnrvhasin music invited to
callandex Mannie chm
sin every panel“ the city at reaso
prices and on my terms. aumtf
wanfiiii. m
couPErEui rITJIIo charuhcrworli
and waiting. ppiy lolludley l’. Ely. 166
Washington street. South Norwaik auJin
TRUSTW URTHY girl as nurse for Ihild 4
years old. Must be well recommended.
Anni! at this once. anal t!
ONERri—Psid while learning. Ann I) ' at
the corset factory of Both It (ioldschmidt.
themf'i'
ravioli: colden- iriIIianI s a a Seas
Heal Estateandlnsuranpe ironing. on
Alivery Monday. to close olscaso
floBailway
ffofusta
Concerts
GRAND DELIoII'rrUI. FOUR DAY 'visrr
$8.50 - TOTAL 0081‘.— 88. 50
The magnificent. Po
Visit. For slopplngt nt
creased charge of cued
wards. Side :35)? lo LakeG
ex ow nit
wleaiwes South Nor-walk 9.15:3
.minclushe 9
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h: tiner hotels an iii?
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George. Mt. ME:-
m'finratoga train
Magnificent l days'yisit to the
001053.“. VENICE 0" AMERICA.
THE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
Startha'l'ncsdg “August a!"
_ ,- . . _, .. , “m“: End‘g‘im 321%.?1 heilkéfigie‘n day
a
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To LET. hot Small extra chargeto "In rand 110‘qu
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\' ,5 {elmvwmn ot ”I” . roofing :1? “EMS full migfonnwon axis! the once of 8.1!.
- o. oodw avenue. to . on 5‘ Mug
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YEW house Taylor avenue kid"); 5 mums
1 Water «rec-I. 89:5ioo av.enue 55:
farm house. bun. Kurdcn Maud matures:-
lil: .9“ rooms. Row-yum. $13. Raymund
FOR SALE.
[GAR store So. 6 Main street Nor Ialk.
Sold cheap to cash customer. Apply to
Mack Roth \‘o. 6 Main street. Vorwnlk.
«tut iw
"L HOOD quad horse ten years old Apply to
L.\nlenllue.15t‘ Washington street
bridge South \‘urmdk. uuzl Iw
FlIII SHIP—l liIIElT BIHHIIII
The well known and popular American
House and Restaurant. Imalul at Ill 5!: tin
street. Nora-nit. l‘.onn It («minim twenty
furnished rooms ’and has been catablislmi thir-
lwn years. Do inIta good bIMm-se.
The continual iii healthot the proprietor In
‘Ill' oni ?- «unpe- for selling. This I: a rain on-
Elnunt y for the right pnrti. Tenn. I* grin.
JOHNt. COLLINS.
LOST.
itEVV'Ali-i).~ —Clnster pin containing
ruby surmounted by diamonds Prob-
1y lost between Franklin street and Lguder‘ a
block. Alibi berai reward will be paid {or its
return to (hid mm e not . ho
hum...»
MUSIC H ALI...
Monday, August 29III.
orxxmu or Tm: SEAsox.
The Recognized Singing l‘oincdlsn.
°”1-"fs ELLIS
IN HIS NI“ PLAY.
GHHNI GASPEH”
Ilia; Great New York Sunnis
Hear
”TI“ Old ;'ulillmfiI “umr‘. ’
"H "or 1 Lou- tin Babies."
"The Eminent Row or All.‘
'Il P'lpundi Inwu."
Paying l‘uny with l 'atpcr. "
ELLIS
8' ng :iEiiVH'himillnliin‘iliilcli? \lo."
ORIGIVAL NEW lllltlil‘ 351'.
ORItllNALSCENERY AND EFFH'I‘S.
floats on sale at usual places aum
THX BDIIEBTIII 8 HdTlllE
“UT“ 8 Is hen by given to all Ion-unit llab‘le
loony taxes tnthn Town It} Sunnis,
tbcl‘otlnly n! lalrltuhl. and hint: on nnflttll—
when the mnmcut llsto! ind. that I will
meet them to revolve slid tuea at thr- billow-
lot: times and pincer, to wit.
At tin store nt llnnlonl a “twin, East Nor
walk ulowu town) on ’l‘nseular. mun-I :IlIlI.
“ti. trmn Ill u'IloI-k. lurmwou. until its”
o'I lock. altrrnoon.
Al the store of .l.
“reality. August Mb.
till 'c-.lock.altcrrum
At the store in! Alpha»
Fired! Mlle mltlwr. on extant-leptambor lab.
o'clock . altsruonn, until!
"Him” I h 'r I
no t s as (‘u hunter Nu lila-
sonlc Wholldlnml n the lkmamhot. N’orwtlk. In
orw on odor-ads . out
m. on. ”his“ (.mmnii on till a
o’clock to Hi!”
(with? «clock with
miter.
Main street
ton
l' thistle. “Innlpank.
MR lhtltt :lu‘c 'Im it until
in lllbbli at Hunt II
l‘uletmrn. of J Illinois-i i l' o.
and limb I Layton. MW rushing
mm ilouth Nurwall. m antlmrlauul m
“.91.?"— “WW 9'
n “saw c s a remainnn laid [I r
the Isl day of 0c tobeli. iota-isn't alt mllw‘l’fl‘l‘fl
Int
39mm.
armors
fflglaaudlmuld‘lbwnjgm ”JOHN.”
atInrw
. I . L"
Heidi” .. film
nations m can. "
“M!
s I: . ..........W h "c.“ 9...:
strait ”(loans until mm
amid; n’ Minnow-on min-
the mm limos at Non-lg; with
Gomslock Bros
, IWEHYIII BHAHIHNH
STABLES,
run or no menu tours.
soon man. ”In.
hill!
GRAND EXCHHSIHN ‘
'SUIIIIII, AUGUST 28m
B} THE SHAME]:
CITY OF ALBANY
.10‘
Sea Beach Coney Island
IchIIIsmII nuns, 75c.
LE. AV E 50!. TH NORWAI. K till) A. M.
RETI R\I\'Ii LEAVE SEA HE .‘t( H C ONE"
Isl. AND 4.3} P M.
‘ EAST no STREET. NE‘V YORK 5.1: P. M.
gnu t!
J. H BHHWN
SANITARY PLUMBING. STE]. lull
6A8 FITTING. TIII IIIIIIFIIG.
SHEET lIIllll VIIIIIK
in all him. I‘ hex Ascent Y 50
lullli’ Ri‘mlh SI El' [A L! Iii-S. IEnH‘i‘IiIE-‘iiinliiii
ll \lll).\'\ Inn m
nor \\ ITEII sou Eight “E STEAM "‘d
The lines! line at
Slaves, Ranges & Healers
lIIl, siI'IEITI‘é’III' IIII'I‘ Illllll
III .
nghdnuemidir ‘ ilcnx
den will lIeI1eI*IIt:I vi uJobhing
mrr All work done I»
at the ion est prices.
iii WISHIIGTIIII 8T. BIIIIBE.
Sl'Ct 'EIKSOR Ti) :5. SELLKCIC. ll I!
Elgin" and 'WIIIIIIIIIII
All or.
tub pronwtltude and
) tint-I ins-s workmen
IN 001.“. Ill." KIA ID m2” CAI...
Silver and Hand Ware.
(HOOKS, lIlHBlE, Hull All!
H00 00 BASES.
lispalrln; III all Its Branch».
H. S. ROOD
in Issooru trimaran“. 'JMM
”H {.SMI h
I \ NSTANI IANEUUS
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