. We :
. ‘ yen” _,
.Sarsaparllla
ethr.J.C.Ay¢rkCn..laeell,lata
‘ pureeotberamlllourerou
‘LTHE munch mm.
1 hit. Weaver Pleased with the
People's Party’s Work.
VIEWS 01‘ PRESIDENT HARRISON
‘e Ettore I'- Valu We, but Adel-ea
Eh Party to Organize [or future Cou-
Mmhnd Would Not Court-It
Flue-ll on the ltatra Sealer: Question.
Du Horns, Nov. l7.-—-General Weaver
has tuned an address in which he colt—
grntuletee his followers on the splendid
uhowlng made by the third party, and
launch a note of warning as to what nl~
123ml Vicious legislation may be expected
from the party in the ascendcncy. llcmys:
Unalded by money, our grand young party
he made an enviable rewrd and achieved aur-
prflng mee- at the polls. \Ve are but little
behind the Republican party in the number at
mutual-tied. As a mult of the late electi'm
we will doubtless hold the balance of power in
th- lennto o! the United States, have doubled
the number or our adherents in the house oi
npreaentativea, secured control or a number
at atate governments, hold the balance or power
In "majority o! rtatee in the Union. and have
auceaeded in arousing a spirit ot political inde-
pendence among the people or the northwest
which cannot be Ill-regarded in the future.
Demomtle leaders Scored.
We have awahmed fraternal feelings in all
motion and at an earnest ol onrguud will to
wad the eouth the grand people of Kansas—-
atateeontalning more Union soldiers than any
other~eleeted a one armed “Confederate sul-
titer of the People’s port y to represent the state
it large in Congress. The country in to be con-
natnlated upon the fact that the leadem at one
o! theheretofnre great parties have been abou-
doued and overthrown by the people, and their
organization well nigh ntinihllnt . -
Thin leaves the former adherents of that party
[recto align them~elvee with the great unti-
monopoly and industrial mun-mom. The ac'
eeaaton of theothor party to power in there‘ult
“violent reaction, and not, l am sure, of the
deliberate judgment o! the Amen-wan rumple.
Thebattle leaders otthe triumphant party are
without any well defined policy except that tel
contemptuous disregard for every clement 0!
Mann within theranlts at their own party and
among the people at large.
The new administration will ignore the three
contentions of modern times relating to
fluency and tramgmrtntiun, and will not at—
hlnpt to solve either. ln tort. the whole lurre
til the new regime will be exercised to prevent
return: in these important matters. The urgent
We! the purple for the tree Courage 0!
flu! in to be disdainlully lfllluftfll, not! new
ohtaclea will doubtleso be interpml to lur-
ther rcatriet the two at the white metal. ln
contempt or the doctrine cl Andrew Jackson.
aristocrnte are to be permitted to
dictate our financial policy.
Mr. “'eavcr denounces the state bank
system approved by the Democrats. le
rays his party has made its advent tuo
noon, but urges that the work at organiza—
tion and education he pushed uitlr energy
throughout all the Staten.
Extra Smlon Talk.
WASHINGTHS, Nov. 17.~chresentative
\V. 1. Wilson, of “'est Virginia. chairman
o! the Democratic. national convention
strongly future; the culling of :1 spatial 93:1
sign of congrvn' :nmnsidt-r thrill legMn-
tion. "The tru- v. .e. :h and value ul' :1 [will
bill," be said. ”tumult be tested in it short
time. ltiiinlt it would be mm: impulitic
to place a new tarill bill before the country
just previous to the elections 0! 1M». For
thbrenuon l favor the extra sermon idea."
Senator (Turiisle, who is known my one. of
Ilr. Cleveland's closest political associates,
my: he does not believe Mr. Cleveland can
tell whether or not he will call an extra
lemon. He thought the tnrifl alone would
not furnish nufllcient reason for an extra
recoil 1, but the financial adults at the
government might be in such blinpe me to
male an extra session imperative. "We
aball have tore. what congress does at this
“on," he said. "It it does not repeal the
law relating to the pure-hm oi
ailver and take such other action on the
Iituatlon demand. we may be mammal”
Cleveland and the Extra Mon.
N" Your, Nov. Iii—Before Mr. Cleve»
lend went to the dinner at the (‘hamber u!
Gunmen on Tuesday evening he won
uhedtoauy in his npeech that be bad no
thought at calling an extraordinary we
aim of outgrew utter his inauguration.
Ir. Cleveland finally announced that he
wouldnot commit himself publicly in any
way concerning the subject. While per-
llnlly he has at the present time not the
alighteat notion of calling an extraordinary
eerrlon,he told hie triendr he would not.
with, one week alter his election, to com.
mlt hlmaell irrevocably to ouch a pm-
m.
Heweareadyto mlmit. that the future
create such an emergency that an
Maury realm would be advisable,
fill haunphnaiaetl the word “might” nope
I
lie-aerate Plan (or the laaugaratloa.
Wmumrox, Nov. I'L—e'l'be om definite
mt lookingto the otganlaatlou rot
the dim-N inaugural cammluee.to or
map for the ceremonies Incident to the in.
mambo oi l’rrnidenl-elm l'levrlnml,
waa token at a meeting of the Democrat-
ul Washington. James I. Norris. the clip
tlh miter ot the national Ihetnoeratlt:
mm... announced that. alter n ctlnk't’v
can with 814th German it was decided
tomumu. that the plan of eight yearn
age he followed on thin tit-caution. it want
todealguatea neural conuniure ol titty
entren- and at smaller committee of tllteen
known at the executive or Work
”committee. M the head at the list of
IN ml minimum in the name of Pol»
uh). (I. Hewett ea thatmtan. who acted
la the-me «parity in lint.
“It the Want laye-
WMIKG‘I‘OK. Nor, ll. ~— (lfllelhltl and
other-I who have tallied with President
It‘ll-ea niece the election say that the
Man utterances have tended toen-
m then to mlvity in the. work of me
“Ill. and “lengthening the party. "I
mun tlrne in min remote, but in ear
Mamba-d urine ‘l'lllotby r.
:1 THE ‘uuulmn '1
’ II in min.
wmmmmntnmmu.
nil illicit w ~
Call and See Them.
“Gull! it fills I Mllfll.
llJllleekertlo.
HUB!!! HALL amen.
throat tour year-rm Borne Ian
club, whiehhaaaehtrveda national repu-
tatiou,helditeannnal meetingandaonnde
ed the'battle eryol the party in the earning
perhalotoppoeltion. 1
Ir. llamty'a lee-manta.
‘ N“ You, Nov. 17.—-Mr. Herrity apart
agooddcal at time during the daywith
Mr. (fineland. Atterwnrd there war a
consultation with Mr. Whitney. hie-re.
Whitney and llarrity dropped in at the
borne chow on the way down town. in the
evening Mr. Burrity went to the reception
It the Catholic club.
“I.“ 'l'an lea Celebrate.
N" You, Nov. l7.—A dinner to cele
hnte the victory of Mr. Cleveland and Mr.
Stevenson was given by the member: of
the Manhattan Single Tar club. Spocehea
were made by Henry George, Hon. De Witt
nrner, Thomas G. Shearmanflluuir F.
Poet, Hon. “C C. I'lllison, A. J. “’0" and
C. F. X. Adana.
Want Cooper to Succeed Wanamaker.
Nib-urine, Nor. lt.-—Southern Demo
crate will make an eflort to have Colonel
Duncan B. Cooper, proprietor oi The
Daily American, of this city, appointed
postmaster general of the United Statics as
a reward (or hisgood work in the recent
campaign.
Chairman Curler (ion Ilene.
\VAslil‘SGTox, Nov. lit—Mr. Carterhat
leitWaohington {or his home in Helena,
'01:. when he will resume the practice
w.
Woman Sum-gm- Cbouae Oileera.
SYRACUSE, N. )1, Nov. ll—The woman
mflrngists closed their twenty-«tourth one
nunl convention in this city yesterday.
Susan B. Anthony said that forty years
ago the was almost hissed from a platform
in this city. Now nwomuu could await
almost anywhere in the country. These
oilicers were elected: l'n-sidcnt, Jenn
Brooks Gn-cnlent,of New York; vice priest
dent, Martha ll. Henderson, all llmebcster;
recording secretary. Harriet E. Mills, oi
Syracuse; corresponding secretary. Mary 5.
Anthony, oi Rochester; treason-r. Henri»
etta Bunker. of New York.
John L Van Drunk Again.
YORK, Pu. Nov. l‘l.~—John J. Sullivan
was very drunk while here. He assaulted
Detective Samuel Wallncit because “’al-
lack would not give up his seat in a cab.
The detective was roughly handled, and
would have shown: tight but tor interfer-
ence. He then swore out a warrant l0]
Sullivan's arrest on the charge of amult
"and battery and {or tearing his mt, but
Sullivan‘s manager settled the case belon-
lhe wamnt could be served.
(‘annda May Get Newfoundland.
HALIFAX, S. 5., Nov. l?.-'l‘he mutter
ence between members of the Canadian
and Newtoundhmd governments agreed
upon it united line 0! action to be pursued
in regard to continuing the tnotlus viveudi
and the supply oi bait to United States ves-
sels. A Innis 0! terms 0! union wua agreed
upon, which the Newfoundland delegates
will submit to their government.
'l'be Propoaed Sew l‘orh Bridge.
\l’nsutxorox, Nov. l'Z.—-The board at
army engineer officers have reported to
Secretary l-llkins that they see no objection
to the erection of the two bridges over the
East river in New York city. The board
recommends that they be not less than let!)
feet high in the center and not less than la)
let-t high at the piers.
A line and Sta. Row.
NEW YORK, Nov. l?.—l)eveloptnenta in
the naval court martial trying Analalnlll
Engineer George W. Danicrtb, o! the
United States steamer Philadelphia, tor ul—
legal disobedience ct orders, Justily the int»
pmlon which be: got abroad that this is
a “line and stud row" oi no mean propor-
tionn
A Big Aaylu-r Building l'nlla-
Wutrz I'LMSB, N. Y., Nov. Ill—The new
Bloomingdale naylum building, illitcet in
length, collapsed during 1! storm. Two
stories up the iron pillar: were bent and
twisted, and the 23-inch brick center pillan
were unable to bear the weight upon them.
The architect waa J. Brown Lord, of New
York.
0ur (laminate-era Ill-ed.
humor, Nov. unvoiced State- Senator
Jonea, l’reaident Cannon, oi the Chane
National bank, and lllrector Leech, oi
the l’nited Staten mint, all oi the United
States commiaaion to the monetary cone
ierence in Brureela, were dined by Sir Wil-
liam Harcourt.
Cousteau-a Chaplu Ieal‘ua.
ALBA“, Nov. IT.- ‘ an Alfred
C. Chaplnhaa tiled hie Walton with
the aectetary ot flute. A mutational
career wae not to Mr. Chapla'a liking,
Governor Flower appointed Ir. Chapm
atate railroad mule-loner, the position
be now holds.
ltelled Ia Intral Intern.
(mun. Nov. l'l.-—-’l‘he department at
marine anal linherlee baa received addition
al nmtlavila that the Canadian acaletr
trolled by a ltuuian wanblp were hunting
in neutral waleta Thin teettmooy will be
lorwartled to the Imperial government.
Kerr Jen-y 0“ Follow! fleet.
TRINTDS, Nor. 17.n’l'he Grand Lodge at
New Jersey, I. 0. 0. 17., hem lta annual
pension in Melanie temple. The report.
read than that eight new lodges have Inca
chartered during the year. The money-
paid out [or teller Wed IBM".
Inner Ada-a lento-um
Nrwcuru, Pa. Nor. it—Judp linen
renamed Farmer Atlanta, the man who
plaoul ohtruetlona on the Fort Wayne
traekathoufiopayallneotmaad
undergo haprlaonatent in the penitentiary
(or [our yearn and at: month.
Hattie Aebeee (laea free.
Barman, N. 1.. Nov. It-‘l'ho trial at
Mblattlehchan, who-hound Irrim
ly wounded Illehael Quinn, a telegraph
operator, for ruining her character and cle-
cnlating naudalou mort- ahnttt her, war
mad In a vtrdlrt at ”guilty.
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at Yor‘zglakhham awmatdtd the con:
tract ) or m m
an hut-mm «titl- mus outlet-lb
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Ill ’VIBIIIIITII IT. IIIIIIE.
WWII“) I. ml. at I!
He Attends the Reception to
Papal Ablegate Satolli.
THE CATHOLIC MATES AT WORK.
Proceedings 0! the “rat Senate. a! the
Anhbiaheya at Mw lurk—4t In Now
Salt! the School Question May Not Come
tip at All.
N“ You. Not. l’l.—-Tbe (.‘ntholieclub,
under the auspices of Archbishop Corrigan,
gave a reception to My. Ettnlli, the papal
ables-to, and the nrchblsbops who are trik-
ing port in the archbfihops’ conference.
The meme 0! the Cuthoiicvlnb’s house were
throngcd with prominent Xllt‘ll and bmnti‘
tul women. Cardinal Gibbons, in bi» pon-
tificol robes, occupicd the plume o! honor
onndais at one end til the big nwrribly
room. On his right Wits Mgr. Satolli and
at his left Archbishop ltionlun. Mgr. fit-
tolli was arrayed in purple. All the arch-
bishnps wore their episcopal robes, black
mascot: and red rushes. The bishops, oi
whom a number were pmt,wore purple.
The vast assemblage surged through the
rooms, up and down stairs, and [turned in
(rout of the curdinnl'aud his associates to
be lamented.
hlr. Cleveland Prmut.
There was it burst of cheering on Presi-
dent—elect Cleveland entcn-tl the reception
room. acconigmuiul by John I). (fritnmirm.
Later in the. morning Mr, L'lereelmul. (‘unlie
nal Gibbons, Mgr, Sutulli and the Mel»
bishops were entertained in a private mum
at luncheon.
The assemblturo included runs! of the
priests oi the tiioctwes in and around New
York, edict-rs of the city and state govern—
ments and lmndmls n! protniment citizen;
Besides those already tm-ntiulml lllrlfic pm
out includmi Governor Fluivvr. Lieutenant
Governor Sher-bun. t‘X-St‘t‘n‘lllfy Whitney
and wife, Mayor Hugh J. Grant, I'lmir-
mun llnrrity, Chauncey .\l. illepew. llama
tle l-‘uvn, ('ongreemunu Fitch, Frederick
R. Comb-rt, Elbriulgr 1‘, Gerry, President
olBoard of Aldermen John H. V. Arnold,
and his sllt‘t‘t’ssfll’, George B. Mci'lr-lltm;
Daniel S. Lamont. .tuuurtin Duly nml Mrs.
Dulleishnp Menuhin-Hm! llnnrklyn; “or.
crnor Abbott. of New .Iteruey; ex-Iiuvrernur
“'nIIt-r, of (hum-client; ltzibbi (lottllilel.
W. llourke t'ucltmn, Armin t‘. rhin, .l, .l
U‘Dntmbttr' :tml .‘Irs. U‘ lounlmr, (Sr-«rm .l,
(Smile! and Mm Gould, .~ . M, l‘nlmcr, ll.
B. Roosevelt, i". ll. 'l'llurlaer, :llh, I. \l‘,
Dnexel mnl Miss Ilrext-l, ”snail Hut-n-
dorter, l»). t‘. llctmlirt. toughen-swan Amoe-
J. Cummings, ex-(Jungrmexuum John Fox
and Mr». Fox. Ric-bunt t'n-krr :tml Mm
Croker nml John t'. t‘alhmm.
Ant-urn...» at work.
NEW Ynttfi. Nov. l7. e»-.-\t the tlnlllllllt‘llll-
ferenccol the nrchldahups of the ltottmn
Catholic church of tln- l'nilul States tin-re
were present elrvr-n ul’ the thirteen arch
bishops, the nlmentt‘t-s being Arehbirbops
Kendrick. at St. Louis, and Sfllp-llltlr. of
Souls Fe, X. 3L, the lumber llt‘éllfl npne»
rented by lil‘ vim-tr :xtlt'rlll, NW ‘5. I} ll. \._
l’hilipl'. llrinly. it'll! tln- luztvr by his. rtr
Mljutnr. the Right lirv. l’. L. l'haippciitn
Archbirbup rinlolli, lrum Hume. wt» also
present. Cardinal (iii-bow, archbishop of
Baltimore, by virtue of lllr- rank, olilcintes
as presiding officer. Arlelyiwimp l‘nrrignn.
of New York, nouns the N‘I‘l’t‘iitl‘y vi the
council.
ArehbishnpSntnlli Wlls introduced nun
pontlllcnl reprr-wnmtivre from the holy
see, who liml some ll.§lrllt‘llullh tn ('nllllllu-
niente from his holiurxs, the wipe. lleclee
Ilveml an address in Latin embodying
thm inntruetlnnea from the pipe, of wine in
The tuner of his h’
marlin llt-lllnltntl‘atetl the tart that be me.
nimply the bearer of 1: letter of comm-l
from the pupe to the .hnen'cun :lh'lilt'ltlt‘v
copate, and was in rm lit‘llbt‘ t‘lutlxt’tl with
extraordinary and plenary pom-n
Having lluixhul thin mlrlrr see Archbishop
Satelli took his sent, and wenemltlimussinu
on the chic! topic lmlune the contort-Mr-
This connlntul ul lt tlrbute ll»
totbe best methods to be purmnl in ub-
tainlng a complete unilormity in the mat-
ter of diocesan regulation» and discipline.
minus of lhe contort-rm- one room,
but in addition to the foregoing facts it
wll learned that the much "muted zit-hm“
queatlon war not touched upon, emlin all
probability will not be the rubjrect til any
thbate during the continuance ol the
he was the lle'ltfl‘l'.
wan begun.
ewucll.
The Vutlean at ‘V‘Ih|-“Unu
Bull. Nov. l7.—-.'ta won its .\lr. l'ltew-
land’s administration nbnll haw been in»
auroral/ed lu “'aehlugton the vuticnn will
we negotiationa (or the utabllnbtnem oi
a lpeelal United States [negation mulllw n»
caption at Washington at a pupal nuuclo.
Il- leleaea Ilua finally-r.
le HAY“. Nov. lT.-’l'he umallpnx
epldetnlc at the General hospital cuntlmn t
unabated. Mira Hetoren, thetrttltml Imrw
who attended Plait, the that [lull-Ill, lmr
been taken with the malady. making the-
elghth cane alnce the dis-enu- but appeared.
wamt layer (learnt.
New Your. Nov. “whiny” tlrmut up
pointed nine echool territorial-inner", all
males, anmmt them being .lowpll A. Home
den. who "1le Mrs. tfbtm A, “’illle.
Themeyorruld he wee not convinced oi
the valneot women in this direction.
Ilene at the that Four-hero.
Wummror. Nov. n. » .\lr. Tingle,
agent at the North American (‘mutm'rclul
compauy.d¢elaree that «luring lln- wumn
poacher- lilletl and secured with) real and
duttroyed mmmm that they am not no
«a...
Central “new. l'retent.
In“ You, Nov. l7.»1‘wenty«thre.- ol
the Belgian glamblowera detained on llllln
Baud have appealed to the Bright: (“twill
their return. lire
her investigate
the Iowa for a larder.
N. FL. Nov. Iii—Charle-
“John Grant
m
War-uncharged with hull
Earth Wood taut Ilay,wee solemn] to
Inmathuulahor.
Cattle to “at luau-“a Place.
Wanton-tor. Nov. 12.4: in normal
that llr. Cleveland headcount to amino
General luaell. Catlin, at Emma. oom-
pen-hm
nil-here!
here
n
your Job Printing
Stuttemlllum
tun on not
Wat!" rue.
ll“ You, Rev. lt—Thmaeweauaot
“Maternal-curate but he
were all team to nuu. are
Vitae-wrath,“
to
done, where their
motto is “Quick-
noes, 'Neatnees,
Accuracy and
*e
Law Prices. - fl '
k
DARING ROBBERY OF A BANK.
ra- l’raaldeat and (la-bier lleld llp and
rm “await-d Dell-ta Stolen.
81'. Part. Nov. 17.~~Preeldent Pérry and
Cashier Craig, o! the First National bank
of Woodstock. went to the bank alter rup-
per. The bank in altuated in the moat
thickly populated part of the town. being
pared hourly by hundred)» of people. The
curtains were all up, and paracrvby could
have no tlllllculty lu aeeing what was go
leg on.
Perry and Craig were looking over acme
backyard had been there about ballet!
hour when they heard the door open. They
were surprised, an they had looked it. Two
men, tairly well 0111“], came in. The
link ofllciale imagined at lint that they
must have Ielt the door open by mistake,
no the tellowr tauntered toward the curb-
ler’o window: with perfect equanimity.
But no sooner had they got there than both
drew revolvers and demanded the money in
the vault.
Perry and Craig were too snrpriml to
obey at once, and one o! the men reached
through the window and hit Craig over the
head. The unit was then opened, and ,
money in gold and bills to the amount 0!
about 65.1.00 was secured. The robbers then
made both Perry and Craig get into the
vault and closed the door. Thu-y then (liar
appeared, and no trace ol them has yet
been discovered. The robbers forgot to
turn the combination, and Perry and Craig
soon managed to get out and gave the
nlnrtn. A mist now searching tor the
thieves.
'l'enueacee'a Gubernatorial Predicaurewt.
Krsnvtur. Suv. ll.—lt look: as it, atth
n bani tight to defeat him, Governor Bu-
chanan will be governor lnr ttm mort- yours.
Governor—elect. Peter Turner in powder:—
gemttsly ill. The constitution stays thi-
governor nlmll keep hi.» scent until mmtluer
has been inaugurated, or it the lam-r in...
he shall nppmnt his successor. Turmy lulu
not been innugurntml,‘and then-turn! llt‘
dice Buchanan will remain in the govern
ur'a chair another term.
A Home for Subtlety “‘i-luwa.
CLEVELAND, Nov. Kw.“ lhe llutim-s‘
‘
session u! the National Sunpurtimn Wom-
un’s Christian Temperance union Mrs.
Beale. Mrs. Wittenrnryer and other» spake
in nemml to the national home {or ralltllt'ni'
will-ms. umty hunter and other women llt‘»
pendent on nunnuit of the nut. The born--
In situated at Medium, t)_ .tt tlne LN N"
:«inn ut tlu- legislature of Ohio on nppmpri
«(ion of fulcrum mm tnmh- to erect ll couture
Ile ('apturetl a Tram.
l‘ult‘l‘ “Int-4., Ind, Nut: l?.~ ee’l‘r-lcgmnh
were sent along the line of line Purim}!
\‘uniu to arrest it man who liml [um-swim:
ol tmin No. luitli nrevolvrr. \l'hrn tine
train reached this city the police, tiller 3
deswrute struggle. eaptun-xl tlu- rnmi. Hi."
gave his.nnme mu Ht-nry Knnlltuun. l‘tltl
said he was a hotel porter living at [Ill
phtlel, 0.
Commander “’rlaaert Honored.
INDIASAPOLXS, Nov, 17." National Corn-
rnltrlder “'eissert, of the “renal Army ol
the Republic. and the council of minimis-
tration were in u—seion all day (or the pttr
pose of selecting dates (or the nut rrttnicm.
which is to take plnce in thin city. A r:-
ct-ptiun “ us tenth-red tin- natmrml mm
Intruder at the state home.
'I'he Burltau River Raging.
New llizt'sswtt'x. N. J.. Nov. 1': “Tbs
heavy rains started a fresher in the liarttuil
river. About 51) (wt of the trtupumm
briilge at Albany rtreet but lh’e’lllltl’l'lml
away, and the temporary llfllCttlrr at tm
Pennsylvania rnilnwl bridge int» been to
tally destroyed, The lower part in! "Ar
town is llmalcd.
The French (‘rIatm
Putts, Sor. l?.——ln the chamber .\l. lou-
bet and his colleague» Were town] til-nil!
piliably between the (‘utenermtivn tltul
Moderates on the one side and the ltmliml»
on the other. The governmrnt‘n ntueulptt
to muule the pres- wen- drnmmueel :te pul-
pable eflorte to bolster a telling gun-ni-
"tent.
Bought 0.! by the “Dainty ‘l‘nral.
ST. Lona, Nov. l'r'.~~'l‘hc Whisky mm
has bought out the (’entral ill-milling I‘nlll
tinny, of St. lioula; the lhulmti lliatillmu
mmlnnyml Cincinnati, and the Star and
Clement Distilling companies, at Pelt").
lllu., and now will be able to almrlutrly
control the price of whirlry and high trim-s
fl Such
$.le
.. "g
‘-\ Mince
ll Flea
Makes an everyday eonvmlmce of an
oldotime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous cure. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large firs. Avoid
mutations—and insist on having lb:
NOKE SUCH brnnl.
MERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. l"
ultly
063951850
'“leisiiéll'fifil-Z’E
laxative. m. 'anrt
pared Ihr- aaaauu
Generul Butler luleted.
Boston Nov. 17.--ln the wpteme murt
Judge Holmes rendered a decision that
General B. 1’. Butler mutt pay the". l‘
Jewell Pnblllltlnfl company new. with
two yraru' lntereat added, (or breach ot
contract with the company topubliah hla
book.
Weather,“ Shortage ocular.
Lmu ROCK, Nov. “.m'nmman ll.
Simian, metal Ina-tor ln client-r17. tiled hla
report in theme! the state walnut the
botttlpmflt oi erelltate 'l‘reaourrr Worxlrull'.
Woodrufl‘ts uhortege in fixed at 83.857.
5'? x’fitEh‘erj 2,52,
(Zim- ar-‘I'fiu" $
6’
‘ b I'. I. Patent
law In till.
'llllvna. «ifi'l Slain Street,
urn-liver"; Mil
Brant-er In
The (‘tlble ”tatter- Ill-It'll.
.Imutm’ ('l’tr, Nov. l'l.e~eA rnmvlwlre
act line to the Western llnlon't llmlum
river table nation at the l’etm-ylvnnla
terry In thin city, and in lean than an hour
the building was muted.
Porter hitch-men Petrol:
“animator, Nov. Ilwsntwrlntemlmt
of (lemon Robert 1'. Porter this morning
discharged Ivan l’etrotl‘. the nprclal agent
who prepared the reporta tor the truth and
eleventh mum
Why fer Preteen" l-ttb.
Cllwlltla‘n. Nov. t7.»~(lteat tooling war
‘ behallot
Minded Bmlthlu
hlrtrhl torhervayharelnamtahrnm
annbjtetlondurl the ‘l the
m no War-bx
recruiter-oatmeal.
81'. lame, Nov. l'l.~'l’he Heel-t) ot the
Armyottbe h in union here.
mmlmmmmmttw
“mumnhadmmhflptmd
0m ‘
Via-aw, ll. Y..lter. Rahal Bartlet,
otthlaplaaa, hinder arrut It! threaten-
laetotill Rev. Dermal-library.
manila-M
W‘Yfln‘
myth-Dr!
ALL ours or
tannin STONE.
manhunt-Item
tum-mm.
F. M. Pierce,
:. " l-t l
rmvallJlaaa
Mt strum. .
WWW
Job
Printing.
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g Orders far
‘ Printing
; Sollclted.
7 EVENING sumo.
.. .. '3...
SOUTH NORWALK, CT,
, Good Work
Executed
Promptly.
“Ls. nuNAlnan,
lllllillllttl.
Burglar-Proof Salts.
'e +lurhand ,,,
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
HEATERS.
,xRANGES.
“ STOVE-:8. "
Tl N WAR E
.. otallklnda.
Hunting in all its Branches.
Hill Slllllll PllIlIBEIlS SUPPIIES
mums, ‘
SllllllNll, :
EXCAVATING _
IlllMflNIl BROS. .
South Norwalk. ”ll
“"fiiflu 'nél'iaili‘w'”
PAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
:BETWKEN
NEW YORK
AND
South Ngrwalk,
AN
64 Sudbury 8t.. Bitten, liars.
Fire and
N orwalk.
THE PROPELLEBS
city of Axllorwalk
EAGLE
Bank Sales, .
Bank Vaults,
Bank laulLDoors.
\
orposnmntnr ill Illlllls. .e}
The Best Sales in the World.
”0,000 in use. Always pre-
serve their Contents. ‘*“'e"""“:e“""e‘-“-
Lcuue .\"I'Willli .l p. in.: South Norwalk 6:3)
bill mid in Lynn. “$3.. since that great tire. I" {‘1'. . .
where a")! m". “'95. were subjected to intcuar l‘ trlgiit rem-n v.1 rm ll 7 it. in to 5 p.m.
bent. prom-trim; their content». (you :ipplic .etinn m negrnh the l‘ity of Nov-
CIIAMEW)’ RECURD also in the Great walls and Laugh» “ill lue will fur wednl lot.- of
”1:25" hi", [Half-l} in the Great Heston Fire lfrlghl anywtuerv in N. iv lurk hr lb, vicinity.
In ”Want in no great lites nince. 3 net [Fall llr'r‘nlh art- 1' rl x-l tru‘tin
. . _ . . u . L: on ol
torrirtu or». Age-uh wanted. .~.ll3m the c:uplt>}r.~ul nu- lnlttbul mi» llllc on’nc-
t-uunt or the mun-r» tluerrrnt’. 5:5
imvmusnouunu » » . .-
WAGONS.
5 0 New and second hand
Buggies, Phaetuns, fianiages,
More Building Lots "moves- sl'M'eSe 916-.
0n the
Prices to Suit All.
Woodward '
Homestead
Properly,
WP now ull’or them
ll n' sale at prices rang-
ing from
$350
upward. 'I‘luesv lots
t'utiipl'isv llw (.‘lmit'vsl
Location in the City
\l'ill leave Ph-r 3;, E. l:.. llitu'nlllnn Sll’tel),
Henry Tilly.
Muss Emma Van Tassel
& Co..
llll'tllt’l'leillh' ol’
FINE MlLLINERY.
London. Purl-s and New York.
Will open on Tlll'ltr’llAY. FRIDAY and
Nt'l‘l'ltllhl'Jkt. lillll. inn and l.'>lli.nn ele-
gant lineal Mill met-i. l'MH-rn llnt~ ltml llun.
trivia Latin-s mil plum.- tum-1:! this invite.-
l on.
mss tum m nssti It 00..
5! Washington St" So Norwall.
FURNITURE
(l ll EAT BA KG A IN S.
David Stow,
. . . . . . “with Main street-t. I'D-8min
Illinls,\nll|1n Ill mm
"13‘” no y‘rruelfand h.-
F I. I
ulvs' walk from lln-
dopot,with good side-
walks all the ray, and
in the very heart of
the city. Nu butler
lots can be hzul in the
city than llwsm nlli'r-
ml, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
lime to set-urn such a
site as you wish.
For further particulate cu.
quire of
JOHN MINDS,
On the premises, or
CHRISTIAN SWlllTZ.
83 Washington St... at the office, ,
of the Old Well Clear 00. l ‘
ma.- rufibszuifis-gfiwfi
l0 ”MITU'l-J
' .—
!uiiu s.m t SW.
m In
The constantly increasingdemund for
WELCOH
is a “reward
of ”merit,” which is as not-
Norwalk Chronicler