4
‘ Mm ' (”hoof Ilobewmfor
‘ saleevery Saturday.
Woolledforand delivered.
Wholeral‘ , s and Retail Fish, 0 s-
were Vegetable Market;
Hlfllllilllli’s
W.H.lleaker&llo.
, I2 summon STREET.
,
THE MlNlill‘llN
II All SIZES. ‘
estuarine: item-m-
luuaeln town.
Call and See Them.
.—w.wmm
OIOOLIIE I5 OEITO A bill“.
nusrc um. BwCR.
'"” nu. sun. run on man
7m»... , ‘
Stoves. Ranges 8; Heaters
hilt-Bill.
, mar.
postal tlon vcatoJobbia . Aller-
dessewlli fimmr£ with woodman and
3"?“ $1.]. m by nrst-olasr workmen
m WitIlllltToI tr. anon.
800038808 T0 5. BILLE‘K. at it
' PluuptuvriEmunnrn‘s
Outlaws Evans and Sontag Will
Fight to the Death.
rm HAIDS AGAIN BIDODLADBII.
O
"“ n- ma “hires. Ibo-t ‘l'hm of tho
- ma Poses Dead and Wound a
' ream wane Desperately Resisting
00“." Ill lake Good Their Escape.
Vilma, 0st, Sept. 1L~The hunt in
fillers and heme counties after the fugi-
live trainrobbers, lvmand Sontag, which
anetouelifleattheouwet, reachedaclimax
‘ today.whenthresmenwerekiliedaud one
“ " Mywouaded by the desperate bandits.
Chi-Ivar», JohnSontag and George Son-
tagrobbed theBoutber-n Pacific train near
Oollia, Fresno county, on Aug. 4, and got
away with about Q50) in gold and silver
coin.
Three days later the detectives secured
dew! that led them to Evaua’ house in
Visits, though they then did not suspect
Iver: Theirerideuce pointed to the two
Wwbohadjustccmefromhlankato,
mun. GeorgsSontagwassecuredbystrat—
agem, but when the olllcerr went tethe
home to get his trunk Evans and John Son-
tlg opened fire and drove them away, badly
wounding Deputy Witty.
Then followed one of the most remark-
ablecbssesoa record. The robbers actual-
ly returned to their own house late at
night, and, being surprised, killed young
(hear Beaver, who was on guard. They
escaped to the mountains, and though they
have been seen since at several placee‘there
h. been no fight with them till today.
Riddles! with Buckshot.
‘ On Sunday night, Sept. 4, they stolen
horse and buggy from Supervisor Ellis, who
lives near Visalia. Two days later they
Ht the stolen outfit at Howell's ranch,
Iylngthey were going to Samson’s Flat,
where Evans has a mine and a ranch. 0n
last Sunday the robbers narrowly escaped
capture by a posse beaded byan Arizona
railroad detective named Victor Wilson,
who has been on their trail for two weeka
Wilscname upon a little campinase-
cillied part of King's river, and was
amused toiled the buggy robes and blankets
stolen from Eli' house a week before. This
placeb forty miles from Visalia. it was
oviduct that the robbers had heard the
pn-ecorning, but had no time to remove
tl'aoea of their [nuance
Of course this discovery greatly stimu-
lated Wihou's party, and they felt sure of
“I082,” rewardfimgd 0:11“ Etzhln bandits.
M. m Yam’ gun.
heirever
. In the morning as Wilson and his
lien were riding past the house of Rancher
Young, in Samson’s Flat, they were tired .
upon by m and Sontag. At the first
In Victor Wilson, theleader, United States
larch] lotiinnis, of Modesto, and Dickol—
In fell dead from their saddles, riddled
with buckahot.
A] Whilty, a brother of the (It-put y who
wnaobadly wounded by Evans at Visalia,
was severely wounded, and the home of
Warren Bill was shot from un—
derlain. Theirs was so murderous that
Hill "the only one of the live men who
wasable tojump to u place ofmfeiy.
Wilso- Was Fearless.
The news camojn by telephone, and the
operator said that after the murders Sontag
and lvane mined the horses of the mur-
dosed door: and escaped. no one daring
hm them. The news of the killing
m peat excitement hem. and a large
paws left at once for Samson's l-‘lat, headed
by Ms Beasley and Kay and Detective
thsou,wkowas shot down in the» cow—
Idlyway," onsof the best trailers of
m ol thh coast. He was fearless
antlvesyespsrttntheureof weapons. If
Illndnotheentakenhyrurprise the ban-
dltewouldhave borne some marksof his
”thermos of the killing say can on
Ivswhitesneu were accompanied by two
Apache scout, who had tracked Evans and
leutagtoflamsou’srlat. Justasthsparty
m in bout of Young's house the door
' 1- thuwu open and Evans and Bout-g
with shotguns at their shoulders.
delivered a broadside from both bar-
lfi More the ofllcere could draw their
weapons Then the bandits selzed‘ Win-
fimhrsandgunued to pump load into
the Apache scouts jumped be-
Im More the firing began and se-
A lecturer Lyricist. ‘
lacunae, Tenn, Sept. it—Thouras‘
notorious murderer, who killed
near this city, and “natal
Jeannine-st ya wast-lam
war-ram M-Jndgs Blodgst
....::... .......'- “tum...“
Who-lurks. ,
j ,fiDWea-mv
, ”Hurt badly Magoo
s!
NEW JERSEY muetlcms.
John I. lean, In, limivoa the flouri-
: nation for “over-or.
‘ Tamas, Sept. le~WhenthoBepublicsn
state convention sea-ambled after recess
ea-Benstor Nevins m made permanent
chair-mama“ the services or the tempo-
rary secretaries were continued. The vs-
rlous committees reported. after which
nominations for governor weremade. E.
Bord Grubbwaa nominated byBurliugtou
county through Major Klrkbrlde, the "Wk
lags Blacksmith.” Rises county, through
( Richard Wayne Parker, nominated Frank-
lin P. Murphy; Hudson county,
Judson. B. Seymour, seconded the nomi-
nation of General Grnbb; Mercer county,
through Judge Buchanan, nominated ll'raok'
A. Hagowsn; Union county, through W. T.
West, nominated John R. Kean, Jr. The
nomination of Magowan evoked the great
est enthusiasm. . '
.Aftsrthenaming of the candidatesthe
platform was read and ad ‘
Balloting immediately began and the first
ballot resulted in 371 votes for Kean. more:
Grubb, '15 for Magowan' and 173 for Mur-
phy. A second ballot was ordered. Eras:
and other counties went solidly for Keen
and he received the nomination, which was
made unanimous.
r The presidential electors are as follows:
At large—Frederick Prelinghuysen, of Be-
ssx, and A. (l. Cuttell, of Camden. First
«lumen-George Boles, Salem. Second-—
Ferdinand Roebliug, Mercer. Third-—
Adolph Mack, Raritart Fourth—Luther
Konntze, Morris. Fifth—Donald McKay,
Bergen. Sixth—Frederick Kuhn, Essex.
Seventh—E. T. Perkins, Hudson. Eighth—
W. 8. Chamberlain, Hudson.
After listening to a brief speech by each
of the successful candidates the convention
adjourned
NEW JERSEY DEMOCRATS.
Judge Warts Declines to [to a Candidate
' for the Governor-ship.
Tunxrox, Sept. Ii. — The Democratic
state . convention was called to order at
noon, and the utmost cuthuaiasrn prevailed
among the delegates and the vrmt crowd of
visiting politicians. Speaker Bergen was
made temporary chairman, the committees
were appointed and a recess taken.
5. With regard to the gubernatorial nom-
ination the light is Banker E F. C. Young,
of Jersey City, against the field, . in the
field are General John A. Dounclly, of this
city; John P. Stockton and Judge Lippin-
colt, of Hudson, and ex~Chancellor Theodore
Bunyan.
Judge George T. “'crts, who was a con—
didate of the Governor Abbett faction, wrote
a letter yesterday to State Committeeulan
John Hone, of Monmouth, saying:
{ Mr Dun Sin-Referring to our converse
“on of Saturday last. in which you spoke of my
probable nomination by the Democratic guber-
natorial convention, I have this to say: That i
would not accept the nomination if made. You
may make such use of this as you deem tit.
' In view of this letter the nomination of
,Werta is next to impossible.
MASSACHUSETTS REPUBLlCANS.
{William H. Hair, of Springfield, Gets
‘- the Kornination for Governor.
l Boa-ma, Sept. lt—The Republican state
convention to nominate a state ticket and
presidential electom inc-t at ii a in. today
in Tremout tr‘mple. Chairman of the State
Committee Eben 8. Draper called the ne-
petnblage to order in a brief address, in
which heurgerl hard work, the getting out
of every vote and the avoidance of the
danger from overronildence. Hon. Charles
E. Allen, of Lowell, the defeated candidate
for governor last year. was made perma-
nent chairman, and delivered a lung ad-
dress, devoted mainly to an attack upon
the principles enunciated by the Demourats
at Chicago, particularly with reference to
the tarilf and silver, and to the conduct of
that party when in power.
Lieutenant Governor William ll. flair, of
Springfield, was tin-u nominated for gov—
ernor y acchuuarinn.
. The patent over the lieutenant governor
ship is in progress and promise: lobe warm.
The candidates are Roger Waicott, of Boo
toms lawyer, who mugwurnperl in 188i,
returned to the partyanu wasum pres
dent of the Republican Club of Massachu-
ietts: Francis W. Breed, of Lynn, a young
manufacturer, always a party worker and
financial helper; Captain J. B. Adams, the
one armed sergeant-alarms at the state
house. and Hon. Samuel C. Darling, of
Somerville.
M'KINLEV IN INDIANA.
The Apostle of Protection l’rrslrles at the
Birth 0. a Tin I'D-la Mill.
Isnlanamus, Sept. l‘i.-—iiovenmr Mc-
Kinley was surely disappointed that the one
day of all the year set for the big Elwmxl
celebration, where he was to act as high
priest at the birth of the infant tin plate in-
dustry, proved the racist disagreeable of the
season, with a continual torrent of rain
coming down.
Notwithstanding the downpour, the train
at Elwood they found 8,0“) or 9,0“) from
other towns in the state had also braved
the storm to us the works of the American
'i'lncornpanyandbear the apostle of pro
tectiou.
About 2,000 paoplo stood in the I'aluin
front of the opera house and lirtenerlto
three minute addresses by Governor Io
Kluley and Governor Chess, who were
Marina without shelter, and later as
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It In Agai- Declared llrlcoaatllntlonal
. by the “supreme Court.
Dunno, Sept. lip—The general term of
the supreme court handed down a decision
ailrmlng the opinion of Judge Ramsey, in
which the assembly apportionment made
by the last legislature was declared uncou-
stitutional. Judge liscoiuhor wrote a long
dissenting opinion. Judges Lewis and
Dwight each wrote opinion» affirming the
opinion of Judge Rhone-y. Allthroojudges
are Republicans.
The majority opinion wven nearly the
same ground as that of Judge Ramsey.
Among other things. Judge h-wis holds
that as the apportionment waa "th by the
same session of the legnlrrrum that made
the enumeration the apportionment was
clearly in Violation of the «institution.
The provisions of that instrument with
reference to this matter are held to be men-
datory and not advisory.
If, therefore, the earrnordinary nosionoi
last. winter had no power in fill-k0: an up
portlonment no other extraonlinnry M'fiSiHB
of the present legislature can make a valid
one. Union this majority opinion is set
aside by the court of appeal: it Will prevent
the present legislature irnm lx'llll: trailer! in
extraordinary session betwi-vn now and
election to make still another apportion.
merit.
Governor Flower surprised.
Saw Your, Sept. li.‘(lovcrnor Flower
was considerably surprised today when he
heard that the general term had contained
Judge Ramsay's decision in the apportion—
ment case. "if the court of appeals should
sustain the general term decision." said the
govornor. “an extra term of the legislature
would be necessary."
THE MAINE ELECTION.
Chairman Manley e'lairna the State for
Ilia Republicans by (leer 12,000.
Alftil'm'a,Sepl. it ~~(‘hairmnn Manley,“
the Republican state conruuttw, tolegmpbs
Chairman Carter, of the national committee,
asfoilowa;
Urirvlr'tury is growing We have elwtmlour
governor by over 12.!!!" nuljuriry ul’er the Demo
cratic candidate: haw carried awry mrtnty in
the state; have four fiflha of the members of
the legislature. and the rote on mngrea—rnen
girtmualtllil plurality. J ll Shaun.
A dispatch from Portland says: A cun-
servative summary, wrth thn-c towrmo-str
mated in the First dorm-t, give» lived for
congress about 1360 llilimiliy. 0m: bun-
drcrl and thirtywunn out of if»! lr'glelrlllt'v
districtrs give to ilrpublemrn and .15; Demo-
crats itttlre house. Lari year the house bad
”0 Republicans and 4! Ill-ruminant, The
senate wtll probably stand 21: prniillrang
and‘.’ Democrats. This indicates a Demo
cratxc lore; in both brunt-bee.
A (liquid: from lawman rays that the
returns to the hwhton Journal show that
17': towns give (leaves them), 10,443; John-
son (Dotti), atlas; Horsey (Prat. Nil; scat—
tering, oar. in 1590 the same towns gav»
Burlraigh (Rep). flaws; Thompson (Dem).
251W); ('lark (i'rm, Lido; stuttering. 772e,
Republican plurslit y, 75th, as agaiuat l2.‘.’7
in it”).
Walker by Acclamutlon.
Walters-run, liars, Sept. ll—AJneeph F.
Walker Wlhv unnmmtmwiy rcuumuratvd fur
Collins for Governor.
Gnar Farm, Mon. Sept. H. —-'l'hs
Denimmt'u- em.- Convention nominated for
governor Timothy F. Collins, of (famous.
Ilenry i'abot Lodge- Honolulu-ted.
Boetux, Sept, li.-Tho Republicans of the
Seventh congressional district renuminated
Eon. Henry i'abol budge by reclamation.
lllcks for tongues.
was nnmlulriml fur congress by the Repub-
lican» of the Twentieth district.
Elijah More. luau-lasted. ,
Bar'n‘xrnx. Mam. Sept. llmnt Repub-
licaaeol thc'lwelfth district renorninated
Elijah A. Morse for congress.
\‘an \‘sorhia laminated.
Recumsu, N. 11. Hopi. l-l.-Joba Van
Voorhls was nominated for congrem by the
Republicans here.
Consul loll-y'e Injuries.
Haunmll’. 8. l-lcpt. ll.—'l‘he four pa
linemen who assaulted United tit-m Corr
sol Holley at tit. Johns, N. )1, had been
drinking, They-m under smut. l'onsul
Holley is unable to get out, but his injuries
are not really seriom»
once one anus.
France has a mine 4.000 int deep.
Mourt's father was a lxmlrblmlcr.
The first horse rsllnwl was built in ice
if the cock crows more than usual and
earlier, expect rain.
A rich widow laughs with our eye and
weeps with the other.
There are said to he “mm lilies in full
bloom in a field at Bermuda.
The father of Johann Muller, the Ger
man scientist, was a peasant
Thunderstorm» are more inquest in
Java than in any region in the world.
There are 1,275 millionaire» in Sew York
city. in the entire country time are in».
Mars laid to be noon mule-rs of
:3an military companies in this coun-
l Liverpool on um catchntbeeyeof
the strap is. "Melt fuel for gas
‘0'“
la Buglaarlwhen printers take-rm
sin tin theyaresaldtobeeajoylngtheir
warmer-s.
Ahoresiahock ilavsahaeablaekeeat
in winter. butts summer it broom-a
beautifulreau.
any published his “Elegy"st thirty-
four.‘ itirsakltohavoocenpleri histime
terminus
Consider them-swim is always punc-
tual-chum time be waste-writing
tersthsrpuapie.
Wearuhutlrhsesmtagee irrespec-
un at whether a would mot, an
A later.“ is Mastery county,
‘l‘eaa. is mare allaadrwvrr
“humour-lira
NEW VOHK'S REAPPbRTlONMENT.
congress by the Republicans of the 'l'hml ‘
diatrlct.
Brownian, Pu, Sept. ll.-Joeish D. [licks is
TELEGRAPH“) BREVITI
The Mount Holly and Btuitlrville (N. J.)
Bicycle railway was thrown rip-r1 to the
public yesterday. it is the only railway of
the kind in the country.
Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the
throne of Austria, will shortly with a jnnrv
any around the world. to last about eleven
mouths.
The French Ilsditemnenu uguadmu bus
miled for than, the westernmost depart-
ment of Algiers, to protect, if accessory,
French interests, if the situation should be-
tome more complicated.
Caprlvi is announced to have aIIndoned
interference with home culture of term
in deference to the wishes of th
Herman governments. . i
Bertha, a Hungarian servant oi Daniel
Wettlin, of Kearney, N. J., who d
some days ago, was found yesterrla hitting
in the gutter in a Newark street. he was
demented. ‘
Justice Wood, of Jersey City, ironed a
warrant for the arrest of Patrick Scully, of
Brunswick street, on a charge of cruelty to
animals In burning a pet kitten to ileath in
a bonfire. 1
As there is no danger of a cholera Vinita-
tiou in Munich, the October fates will not
be postponed. .
Duribg the military rnan’euversathmng-r,
in the department of \‘anclrise, ‘ France,
yesterday, four mld‘rere died from the effects
of the heat.
The French cabinet is arranging a grand
celebration for Sept '22 of the centenary
of the foundation of the first repair ic.
Arrangements are making in England to
accelerate the South lrlsh [Klildl service
with the United States. .
Owing to the prevalence of mrrlht fever
in Hechanicrvillc, near Sarnmgafi N. Y.,
ovcria’alpup‘rla have been Withdrawn from
the village school. ‘
South
NO sraiks 0.3»: REAEING.
'I'Ilc Differences IErII'tII lilo Bless run! the
(‘ssmpuriy Amie-bl, Adjusted.
Prrrr.aur:x.r-nra. Sept. it ~ There will he
no sink» on the Reading eysrern. twenty-
iivo ermimitteernen, with I‘bief mus: :n
their ermkmrrmu, conferred wnb l’rt'slris-llt
A. A. McLeod and General Manager 1. A.
Sweigcr in the Reading’s grnrrul Ulfirr- and
the men-ting was hnmiomnns thn lizhhlll.
When it was explained that Engineer \i'll»
liam Sober-Her, of the Pbila-lu-Ip tin and
Beading railroad, who was diacha god for
belonging to the order, had not signed
acontrart to renounce inlmr organ rations,
President ”CW orrhrrml that he be rein—
stated. Engiueers John Bowman rmlWil—
liam (lrakelam, of the same line. bowvwr.
will not be mustered. fur they vmlntml
their signed agreement With the mmpauy
by joining the organization. ‘
President "Cw assured the employees
of the leased lines that they would not be
disturbed, and as the Brotherhood of Loco—
motive Engineers has not been "murmur-d
on the main line for several years, the ap'
prehensions of the leased lines ‘rn were
soon dispelled. Membership in the iii-Ming
Relief association on the leased linen mil l..-
optiunnl with the employees and they can
join what labor organizations they play
The main line employees, bower-i7, must
abide by the old rules.
THE BASEBALLHWORLD.
KATIOJAL ”MHZ! BAIISJ
rlggs. flame vallvdon account at darken.
Atllr-mhlyn« u u r
Bnnnklyn.., ..... 0 w n n 3 o o uh ; r. l
('lev-~lnnd., ......’i n l l I u n [i T P‘ l
, 8min and lirnalowfi'uungslnrlZrmunlr Ham»
called an ar'r‘nunt of darkum
wtlmururl'hh‘a‘u game postpone-ll on Irv
count of ram.
Wuhibztnn'i'lnrlnnail garm- [umf‘hvnml rm
mount of rain ‘
EAST!“ Lllfll" "aura
A! Albany. u n g
Alinay. ......0 0 o it 0 2 n u oi... 1 5
“main, “Mn 2 I) ll :2 0 u .1 ll mm a
Daley and Hayes. Vouraler and itlyl:
At Presidential , g," :
Provhlonr.e.,,,l l l n It i 0 fl op ill 6
Bmheoror ...... l uunuonouxi r31:
Bulllvaa and Ryan. Hhearun and )lv‘iiuuuah
a: iiinghamtnn _ ;
Bluubarnrrm..... .......fl 2 a o‘ n o a
Tiny. ... ,, 0 n J u: o In;
lake and Ila-lac. Wei-“b sari ('ahlll. 3
oer-aria; 1mm an o. serene...
Tumult-pt. lentil» Jane Armstrong.
an aged New York lady. elm! heron-if rlnui
insvtllaln this cityou account of heavy
gambling loam la floats Carlo. Mm her
arrival in thb city she told auroral sci
qnalntancss that she had lost loom)
francs. predicatlyall that she her in the
world. she was greatly dry , wept
frequently, would not goto her In rural
muted that-helm! nothing in m» m
and might turn do. as es. to? Ignore
dared her all.
Marta Challenges “illva
to la: tea-Champion llamas or any
means of money the latter new either
with gloves or have knuckles. and"
the Marion priaering or iarquir of 1M
bury rules, the battle retake pleural-via
Aussie-or Instead.
lie John Abbott AHlsutaJ.
Ottawa, lentils Joke bbott‘r
sadallhispsreoaalrl hsve
{23: to loansatlsdiertlag thetke
“humanism” city-a
Makes an every-day conveniarnc of an
. Pun.- and at; Home.
Elepnrrl wtix scrupulous our. ll:.:hcst
award .1: all Pun: Food Expngi» .
pmkcgc makes two large [.v
llnitalinm‘r— .sz insist on hiring the
NONE Sl'CH l‘rrmi.
MERRELL 81 SOULS. 5:. tr.
At Baton-- Is u r.
Boston.,.....,.i n o n n l n i It 91:! r
Pitt-burg ..... 0 u o «I 0 u u n r. u ii (-
.‘s’whuLw and Bennett. Terry and )lelnr
M Philadelphia ‘ a u 1
Philadelphia”?! 0 o I) n w 2 u H, 2 vi 0
htuhfiilsi' ,...l n o o : u n l w i ea 2
Weyhlngandl'lemu-nta Strattniuini 31am!
At New York ‘ u n r.
2&eran ......... 2 n 2 2 s 0 2 2; it l: l
lithium .. .o) n '1 n o u n l! 5 9 5
King and Ewing; Hawk-y. [luck y and
M «iv u-wvoayxlt am uvnriv on raw wunarh. Vin-r
sl-Inryn. not Is a pic—um hutl'r. This emu
Is male from bum-,anrl tspvsrme-l furore uneasily
LIKES “ENGINE
an ammo-u sell is It or. “1.: a
blender a... (
nor-D's m" Md'rosnltsr rls
\Tllli i". VO'IIUDWA
we (H‘s-6.3.,”
Mill-cs. l‘i'i \lzritr street,
EIIMIMIT.
NEW LIFE.
.t'. wmre Still] AS" lllHllb'
TREATMENT. a “with for Ii arr-tin. lllrrl
’ lb Ewulaebe..'rrrmrshrn
tmmnflm are
near. )Irlllal limbo. Mining of lime
tumult returndusyuleathJ'nm '
W k llmumhga an: all
mu am, am on use , -
n on over "ghoul beam.
. ‘é month‘s treet-
W stile WM” "m wriilrnmnsniee to moon
PIIITEI
"INN!“
sire-tai- to the fact that
be- out
tar-mm
m 1,. Ar
Fm. ”WE-“bu
rise-ed to rural-bikinis.
it!) lieu-nuns. b
l" "a“
m
2 PM“
W
Retu ms
If placed
in the
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel
Generally searches
for a drug store.
N The greatest variety
of remedies for re-
" A n lieving pain may be
“l "I foundat
, HALE’S
POPULAR
P A IN
Corner Drug
Store.
burs
lOOll iii 2
Still YOU I
A» a sznrrirrl inducement fuer-urvle in in our
celebrated TEAS rind “AKIN“ l‘illVDI‘ZR WP
will for a short tirm- gin- to the rmdrra (if this
paper Stlhllnml.“ RINGS with club union
or 4 lbs. and it lbs. ~er 24’. slump for or page
illustrate-d catalogue. SUPPUSE
iOO THY
OS ONCE
THE BELKNAP TEA (20..
Ilkllllll’i'llfn . ('T.
Family Washings!
Plain washing....... . ........'.Im~nta per dozen
Washing; and ironing. .. to :‘ruin 1»~r dozm
Tim rilrn s' prlr'r- lm lurin—
>i,:~r1~. l'riiuw Vim, Tour-ls, Nitpkina, TAMI
I'll-71.x Baby i'liliitr‘fi.('llv'lnl%. )iglrt
Drum-v4. Drum n. Apr-mu. Um.
no! t'uvvh, an“.
“'HITE SKHKTS EXTRA.
Collections and Deliveries
Free.
Domestic Laundry 60.,
3| Beacon St, llamallr.
r‘cls’l'lut'l's TAKES Full llriTEl.~‘~ .\.\'li
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WAGONS. 0
Sew and remind hand
Buggies, Phaelnns, Carriage.
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit ‘ All.
(“LL ASH SEE THEM.
Henry Tilly.
O. OeKlYN &. SON»
Snore-emu to ('. B. Irv-Kink.
5| Washington St, 80. Harwell,
21 Main Street Norwalh.
Pint-clam
Bakers, qulectioners,
'ICE CREAM.
3. a: . 0rd, Pr: 1 .
W.§'.Deltrn.i "’ ATMNM
OomStnck Bros.
UVENY run OOANOINO
STABLES,
IEII OF THE VINOWION NOOOE.
Mill?" KIDIW'ALI. CHIN.
Teams at all Hours.
aul if
JSMHh.
'\ NSTANTANEOUS
HOTQCRAPHS. $1? '
53. 15> a!
“NHLPMHQ
Mllifimg,
age. 1 refer to plumbing l have done forthe
JOOBINO i SPEOIIlll.
vl t the b-
11‘wa hebaaarnant “'l'l’lrm'fu.
, Warhlngto st Hon
mailoditfor n M
lllllNIlS
PLUMBING
l mrm'tfully solicit a share of public patronv
van years. in the employ of W. ll. fleei-
WN. tilt
er a Go All work will have my pom-rial sup-
ervielon, and will be Krone tlv executed and
Influential: uneven
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E.O.MOOOIS&OO.
64 Sudhury 8t, Breton, Mass.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults,
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK OF ill IONOS.
The Best Safes in the World.
”0,000 in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
ifs) » All in I.) no. “2
win? ’ rs ’
in“. . . n;
t’ll. ‘lli,\
('l::. um Fin-L
m 1‘12. Alul in .r r ,zrml hm
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PAYMENTS
$1 wrrum
Watches, Chains. Charms,
Mantel Clock: .Diamunds.
Insult Jnuuson & comm.
2|9 Montague St,
vm-mr.r.i:oc.uuf BlOONlYO, ii. i
u,” 4-.
'n‘ ~ fur n.1r gu-
Hr own a' n
flu-fhlulnf ply. nwn . , n- .lwl. Pl}:
infur'nnf.‘ n. m 9» lit-int H’ll‘ ”drill.
C L- 15 'l‘AV PITZER.
w i..\_ll.l’.'l.\ll PLACE.
SOUTH NOHWllK CONN. €33
Save Your Teeth.
HAVE THE)! FILLED ”It t'lhiWNl-Ill.
Trrrh fiilnl “ill. cal-l. l’ln'innnz. Alloy.
A! fmm and all plmn- "litit‘riai‘v
‘1‘. Ml. 'rmw -l {Hill Mir v‘v'wfvilly m.“ {ml “All.
HULL l‘Lmnmu Hi Porn-lain l‘m“ 1H.
Arvin. inl twth nu (lrllrl. Platinum. l‘nminu
n'h Hum .uul ilnhlwr Plum, rtlni all wurl. wr-
rain"): in mum-m Manor}.
5pm L11 nth-mini. gin-n m irregular lunl
l‘ll|l«lrrri‘~ fu-llr.
Ah null. or rum-t rrummiblr prla-.--.
Tu-tl. :.ll.--l Mini l‘lil'ztl ml ruilnlwdy.
OB. F. W. OABMEB.
tlwr I'm-Al Ulllt‘l‘.
tillfadllnurun .‘l.
smut; Sui-v. nlk.1'urnrr. M 1»
Some
Raise the
Objection I
'rnn'rtvuuvrmmr to now am.»
A? H) NHALI. A BIAIHHN lil‘
l’llili'l’l' THAT ‘l’iNtt' CAN!!!”
AII'OIIII 1'0 ADVERTISE. THIS
IS JUST WHY 1‘!th “Infill.”
AIDVZB'I'IWB. ""337. I” 'I'III
AIH'ANTAGH 0' Hilllllc'l'lNfl l".-
‘l'l(.‘liln\llLY CIIZAI’ 0|! O'Vflllllfll
EWI‘ECIALLY "BRA? ”Allflfilfll
l' 'I'III'. I‘EIDI'LB All It" MAIIB
A'AIB 0' I‘ll“?
Try the
Sentlnel
I Columns?
HEATERS.
Concrete
"mull: Sur-
. 1nd H'il
RANGES.
STOVES.
TlN ”WARE
of on klmls.
Plumbing in all its Branches.
Hill STOON PllliiOEllS SOPPllES ’
T. S. OONALOSON,
- South Norwalk. ”J
walksf”
Flag Walks,
Curb and Butler
Put down in the host manner at
the lowest price.
arrows,
sunnms,
EXOAVATINO
B Y
RAYMOND BROS.
L. H. DECKER.
DEA LEN IN
-.. ,_ Qua-v4
Paints, Oils. Glass, etc.
Artists Materials.
l’irtrrn-s Framed to Order. Painting,
l’apvr “ringing and Decorating.
m..§v‘;‘r...mar.i\> “untrue
#uutll Norwnlk.
Cradduck’s
N0. I09 WASHINGTON STREET,
The People's Market. ‘
ALI. KLVIN HF PRIME MEATS AND
Fill-25H VEGETABLES LV‘ THEIR
leASHX.
lhw u~ :\ trial and 31:21 “ill hrmme a steady
('rlslutllrr.
Hard Times Prices.
A. O. ORAOOOOK,
PROP!" E1035.
l
r:
sue-in In your facsweu by purchasing
«an. .I asses. Hi you to
m val): .felr. prices athecd. {fur-u"
n- X'aa so scurrilous-a
w. me
3 8H0
8 E «Haulers
ll! BEST 8H0! museums “I.
a, ' summmumuue
can, search-r amnolh sale, denlb more com-
tenable atylls andduvableshan anyot atrium
mist the rice. Ian-boastemmadesuorsccsuag
fie ‘5 llaud-aowel. Insealrshosa. The
an at tummy and uranium-aver said
was r‘teehlbey «was. lnpartedahoascustlag
m 0 .
60 allco Shae. worn farmers and all
83- otbers who want a googyhravy calfJan-o
fled, extension eons shoe. easy to walk In. and will
u the feet dry scourge).
s Piueifa s 3.3.1 and .0.” Work-
army-t "'.'§"'lm'“'°‘..'.‘l‘ "' ”calm“
I 0 Q. I" or”
vice. n. W aalrashow
have found tnlsout?‘ W
a: e: 3-" v or: new.
no..." mood: "’
Pfitttlfimlupfl
cream-a
sudden-
. was re W
interim. ladies who wish tombs It
their genre-r are nadir: till-out.
(‘aat ”61:: I. I):
no monargproemnrmn by tars for ob
I
W." E'noi’oni'x s.' iim"a"u'.‘.“sr‘ a... seam
JOHN SCHAUB & SON.
”le
Cone. Extract of
Bad clover
Dandelion, in!“
m
A Positive cure tor all female Diseases.
a no it across 4 tine luau-II trailer, low
spirited-rev aml «our: without knees
"use, Indigestion. beseech. Declares, bearing
down pains aorrrsrthalowarpartofilebowelewllh
3"“ met-less In the union of the marks. Marlon
dimmer scanty urine. with in rent derive ‘0
urinate, lsumrrbm. and cons"
Mill fllllills " “mull: iii. a3... ..;
the feral of tiny «Inuit-I ur
ml. whirls. If taken accordion in directions on"
is to relieve or run the severest m» at fer-ale
weakness. Mes It.“ r her lulflelenl fur one
months treatment or Q .. M . been mill-teal
ma months treatment usually usual m Its very
worst rears mm by all drum-tn or mailed la
upon rmripl of prim
a sealed och . ." -
ream change nmmr (0.. Inellll. let
Merit alone has made the reputation of
uncorrmsoar
Beware of substitutes. .
good, as the genuine. Use no other.
Nothing is as
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