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' thatherecoivcdhiscommiasion.
Atthia late day.too,‘one can added to
lnileattttewild confun'onof thallium—-
tecruita pouring into Coinmhun untimes
tshstastentsoonldhe provided.tberaw
adjntant general “lying about liken and-
Ilenly beheaded ban.” and everybodyblam-
lug Governor Dennison. who frankly con-
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majorgenerahfleorge nhlcCleilan.

admit “at Whgfid regiment got
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annulment.»
Ilewasjdgesdvomte fora-horttime,
wasconttniseionad Iieutatant colonelOct.
Inmandgreal-Iy distinguished hiruelf
atthebattk of South lountflmoall.
Mwhcrchewasssvsrelywonnded. Boon
sfterhebeearnc colonel of the regiment.
and as such particularly distinguished
himselfin-aay movements and battlcu
Belcdadccperatc chargeon Cloydmoun-
nimandatthe first battle of Winchester
wouthoapplnuseofthewhoie army. But
itwasatthesccondhattla of W .
Sept. 19, 15!. that hewon immortal honora
Therohelcd anasnauit mentor-ass.
andhiahorsehavingmired hechargedm
foot, and though but forty ordfty maulol-
lowed socioeeaotokcep up with himthia
squad capturedahattery which hul been
deemed perfectlyaeeurc. Again at Fish-
er‘s Hill and Cedar Creek he performed
prodigiea of valor. Ilia commhsion as
brigarlier general soon arrived, and on
llarchls, lmJewhmade her-thigh
dier general “for gallant and distinguished
services." In the mcantimebe hadbecn

“early in the evening and rapid dis-
m followed. The members of the
talily have all sing been unecdingly re-
, ttcavtregudingthe condition oi General
’ , ' nun-sun.“
.1. Ex-Preident Hayes was brought here
I? V nonunion: flirting from In attack of _
. rheumatism“ the heart. with which he “mom town. Afriend
had been stricken at Cleveland. It was the. ‘0 him '° ”NEW In
m d m “whmmifi “mm m igsot'enotnguiththnun
—- n.“ “E“WBFWL “’91“: ”'8'." officer lit for duty who at this
‘ “in W mm“ II we'll-I ”do“! crisis would abandon his post to elec-
'and excited the aisrmof hie tnmily.the m (of. 3 ”than” oughttobs
encouragement given thunhy Dr. Hilbest. ruiped." V\
th lamilyphys‘lciln, led them to believe He was relekcted in 1&3. but. hi. two
Ihltthepatient would soon mom, for terms in con were uneventful Ile
thisrcasun all knowledgeof the ex—preai— Voted with his party thmnghout.eacept
dent's illness was krpt from the public. on some minor mutations on
“MM hewaasnllering from heart View of his subsequent prominence as a
trouble did not. become known. “'hile ”prompt mmptionist."itianthersingu-
lir. niihcnt remained almost constantly at. hr that these vows indicated an opposition
the Munich-d patienl'e bedside. no looming morale-ding toward resump-
symph-m; appeared until Itmt

m tlon.
easing. when he beutnlt- mpltlly worse. In “13? he was nominated by the Repub-
. hm had been watched during Iicnne for goremorof Ohioand waseleeted.
the day and evening with much interest by No election of that era united more aston-
thekI-ds of the general, and as l. gentry» inherent. The state 'had long been over-
allythe ceremony conflicting . were Ihr'_ ‘i‘ ll - ” , the majorities
ado-r, but an interview with Rutherford ranging above 40.000 for some years, yet at
, Hayes “PM“ to reduce um factstoa the first election after the soldiers crime
datament that his condition was pron-ti» lmmr. with nphenomeoaily large vote, the
ealiy unchanged. The members of highly honored general bad iessthau noon
y panned the day quietly remaining nt mnyonty over Allen 6. Thurman. and the
family retidanm quite cion-ly. Webb legislature was carried by the Ikmocrats.
remained with his‘ father almost con-

That body chose Judge Thurman lortlte

nantlymnly leaving the house ashorttime United States senate.
during the day. Rutherford is mounted Gorernor “area was ”43"?“ in 180.
‘ nah the Fremont Savings bank‘ and spent. this time by over 7.0110 majority. He had
it the morning at Iii-t place of hnsi- now become the exponent of advanced
II.- Ia the afternoon he came down town, "hard money" views, and on the platform of
m at utctciegraph 0min presumably prompt mnmption he made his third carn-
tomsomc of the many telegrnmnthat haiku for governor in 155. receiving about
atwconuaatly pourintr in upon them, Due» 1w} majority after a campaign at almost
lag the altaruoon Mire Lucy Elliott Kceler, noprcoed vigor on both sides. in the
a rehtlve of the "eyes family, upclif. new meantime had run for congress in ten
aral hour: with them. and been debated by some 1,500 majority,
the "I. .1 mpg-"mm... my" and had in um retired from public life and

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settled in Fremont. 0. Soon after he came
into W“ of the large estate of his
uncle. Silas Birghard, which further con-
Outline-ll . : firmed him in is resolution to lend a pri‘
m and Lu::c:d:rz;z:$fid 332?: I; rate life, and he only yielded in “$75 to the
the Colombian celebration and lryiquet in most earnest solicitations 0‘ “1' Republic
new York city Oct. ten. rm. He who al- “n”-

ways preseutat the annual meeting» of the III I’mldcat of the United States.
hoard d Imtm of the Peabody flint], of
which all ox-pmldento are ntcntbcm lint
it“ modest function: Hr. llayea
W in absolute retirement at his
he I- Burnout. 0.. up to the time of his
m It. Ilayra‘ career turulrlmi one 01
“uninteresting chapters in the polit—
Ihi history“ the Uniml Slum

ls was born to thirteen, 0., (in. 4.
lights father having died the preceding
dub. II! was graduated with honor front
In” collagen“). In August. Mid, at»
W Harvard law school for a little over _
.audwasstlmitmi to the bar in lath "
M his health being come-
he went to Texas for the
a period of unnettletncnt
uuati the next winter.

III practice was not very
with considerable reputation
toe in criminal case- and
the friendship of such mm on Hui.
Chase. Thom" Ewing. Thrones
re I). Conway and Stanley

backroom! the first evidence (1
peculiarity of the men. Duo
gran borne in Cincinnati no
tohmstahrosdcep interest in
when he became asubjmt of no
inquiry flinchnntl mum tarnish no
Wilkins. The gromlrspros-
in the old eitlsenwor.“YM.hewaa
«metal I knew him. but that‘-
* ”1 its war quiet. Mtlillolil and rather
M. Ilrdid tinnitus one wbohnew
”Walkabout a mu" r and arrive at
m Wm m m'npnny had ruined
”a”: lawman militarily break out
w“ a Wt. and that was hit final
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dmllock between the two great forces In

the party led reapectlvcly by Bertalor lins—

cor Conhllnx and Speaker Jamoa (i. Blaine.

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:iieetedtooongressfrom a Cincinnatidie;
a. .

Illa repeated Miocene in Ohio induced the
Republican national convention in lB’ldto
nominate him for the presidency after a

vote» it» wmtld be cast for Mr. 'I‘llden. the
Democratic cantlldate, being one lose than
amajorlty. There were thirteen elector-
in mpect to whose election there were
new questione in dimer. In order to
retire the election of Hr. Ilsyes all of
three thirteenvot. must be counted for

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mettle. the administration “Jame-K.
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Thoeaporta ofth sinus Ice-tho In
as tenninating with June. in (only
months after President Hayes rec
tired). exceeded all preceding wheat ax-
ports duos the country was settled. Provb
«lease had indeed come tothssid of the
country, and President lisycs and his able
dnanos minister. John Sherman. had the
nerve to noise the opportunity.
Ilrs. flayesdicdinhentoutin um (hr
thedayof her funeral thousands ofper-
mmanyof theminthehumbler walks
of life, came from the surrounding country
to path but tribute‘of respect to her
who had been so universally beloved.
From early morning until the hour act for
the ohaequiea an unending utrcam of visit-
ors poured in through the front door of the
homerdead totakcafurewell look at the
face of the bmevolcnt but decided woman
who had away.
Thetlcath 'of Mrs. llnyee was it and blow
m the ex—prcsident. He. more than the,
average man. valued the advice and re-
spected the judgment of his wife, but he
accepted the blow without murmuring and
resigncdiy resumed the even tenor of his
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HIE. ll!” WEIII “Am

lento. but he was so uncatentatious in die-
pensiug charity that few persona. except
the beneficiaries, ever knew of his good
deeds. llis homccm the outskirta of Fee-
mont la known as Spiegel Grove. and here
for many years there but been dispensed a
hospitality which, while almost prodigal
in it; gencrmity. was never obtrusive or
showy. Spiegcl Grove wits inherited from
Mr. Ilnyes-v wcuithy uncle. .\lr. liirchard.
and was the typical home of a cpuulry gett-
tleumrx.

Thcn- is A beautiful grove In themuudr.
and the hour-e is richly furnished. besides
lie-inn nuppliod with one of the but. civil
wnr iiln‘wlm in r-aiflem‘e. The ex-prrsi-
:.1 . i. .llt‘i'. .‘iiar’t Faulty ilnye-A, pre-
hv : flairunf the household after
- - mother.

. pat; r. not of cxl’rt-sitleut Hayes
With his ll"lthl‘)' oi the opening illlllfl’fi‘i of
the uittiwml prison cough-as. of which hr
tension-drum”. Washington in Ilrccru
lair lllh’.

:‘,\ir. Haves was pmldent of the No: It a ~

sou llcfunu association and m
Slater education fund for the ncgrm
a member of the l’roluiy lidumrim. ‘
for the fiullth: wall commander of the : .
tary order of the Loyal Ia- l"tit' ul' ;
United States. The degrt-col Li. D \\
conferred upon hint hy Kenyon ruliv‘:
Iinrvartl university. Yule collegi- undiluiw-
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Hajoritles “I'm fine. in Colorado.

DISYElt. Jun. l8. «The Colorado [whirl
turn in in a muddle over the appointment
of clerks for the various commute“. In
sthc lower house the Republicans have a
niujority of one. but have lunt tltcir power
because they would not 3ch Mo mber I’mr
dcrherg the clrrkahip he claimed they
agreed to do in caucus» Fun-letting and
the Democratic-Populist combine will now
make an attempt to oust the speaker and
put tine of their own men in bin place. In
the ornate the l‘u-utennnt governor is up in
error rind question» the right of the presi-
dent pro lent. to nppoint amttultleea. null
proposes to trike the matter before the
eupreme court for a decinion.

(To-leased tn Con-inlay lander I. II“.

Emma, PIL, Jan. la-A moo came into
the onlce ol i-‘nluin fleck. of thdfnve
bin name as John O'Brien and said he had
killed John Ileiiraw in Philadelphia in
liliibwith a cohbiretonr. Ilo was locked up
and word arm to the Philadelphia police.
A Philadelphia tllnpateh up that O'Brien
probably wiaboa free tranquil-tailor) to that
city. an be is gnlltiers of the crime with
which he chame- hlrnaelf.

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'lhe Ill-na- hisaalug (lass
lmnasolt. Pa, Jan. Iii-Tbs coroner’s
jury in thariondern poisonlogoara remleved
tr verdict finding that the death of the
girl Agnes Bonner» was caused by the tak-
ing ol mercurial pohou.adtrilniolarrd by
the advice or fir. Poul Gwilford for the

purpuuof preventing cmptlon. '

Tova-y lavas lacs Pitt-berg.
Cotonou. Jan. Ill-«Tourmy liar-n the
old third lineman of Autum’s Colts. baa
brtmht suit against the Pliteburu Base.
bail club for time domain hybr—eh of
«miraet. . A..n-..-._..,m.-

A Former Cornell President Installed.
Unmannwin. Jan. lib-Charles Ilsa-
dall Atlanta. recently prealdeut of Cornell

unlvrralt . was yesterday inaugurated as
the t of the University of Wiscon-
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PAlllll. Jan. ill—4t is reported on ex-
oellent authority thpt there is evidence

 

made of aroyalist conspiracy and that arreeto

will be modest so early date

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Oaweval Intier's lit-lo.

Benoit. Jae. it unmet Butler'r brain
weighed tour coerce more than that of
Danie: Winter, which on car of the
largest concord.

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aulatt thiearv stable. to of women
A dance «and to heat!-

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““m'lt mu equal
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captains punished.

teen dollars per month.
Pat Ashore 'Ithonl food or Pay,

kicked in the face and on the body;
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he won unable tolurn the
”defined. lie i9
thirty years of age.

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Be not: has eryslpclaa in the face.

night nearly frmeu. penniiees and bul
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TELEGRAPH“: BREVITIES.

for Maui-chm“...

hanging lrorn a beam in his barn.
Eugene little was elected United State
senator in Maine.
Connecticut today.
found dead in bed at Corning. X. Y.
falo an an opium smuggler.

was burned. him. “01“).

atticide.

'day. She came lrotn Albany.

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charged that the new ministers owe thei
appointment to their hostility to Glen

 

Governor Wrrta Inaugurated.

of lludson county, junior) of the to
court. to till the vacancy canned by
resignation to accept the governorehip ‘

Worn out Currency.

Cairn-sine Imuta;t.
tone of coal a day. and
plsuiab the rtoelt.

leeratary liable fined for Data-m

cited in the United States
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not the Heat hat a Repetition of Outages
'l'hat llava "entour- leo- Reported of
‘tha laltaasaa Treat-oat of laborers»

Elms. Jan. ill—Notwithstanding the
shipment to Baltimore by the county an-
thoritiss of so many dredgers on Béturday
last. there are now in the Eauton jail forty-
aia morowbo have sought fotaiand shelter.
They arrive at all hours of the day and
night. All tell the allure tnIea of enduring
Wand brutal treatment. The sherill says
first in no instance has be yet found upon
them more than the thinnest clothing and

The canal violence and inhuman beat-
beings him
amused the people of the tidewater conn-
ties. and an eifort will be made to have the

A French subject. a native of Paris.
worked on the Ercort, a\'irglnian vessel
of Ouancock, Accomac county. He shipped
from New York city 0ct.‘.’l)lsot at four-

Ile was charged ten dollars for his trip
from that city to Baltimore. The captain
also charged him ten dollars for an oil-kin
unit. lie worked or! the boat from that
date till Dec. 2'! last. and was put ashore
at 'i‘iighman’s island without pay or food.
Thereis a out three inches longon the back
of his head, caused. he alleges. by a blow
with a shovel by the captain. After being
knocked down in this manner he was

He own that ho was also beatctuvilh a
L . ‘.

winder; as last
an intelligent man. about

Janice Crosby was put ashore at ’I‘ilgh—
lrtan'a island in a helpless condition from
brutal treatment and ex poaure. and reached
here after dragging himself along in agony.

“'lllinm Merchant. of Queen Anne coun-
ty. a dredger for nine years past. met the
fate of (fibers. and after a walk arrived last

starved. He had icicles a foot long hang-

Ilenry Cabot Lodge wu elected senator

The body of Stephen Bridenbecker. a
farmer living near Oneida Lake. was found

Senator J. K Hawley wu reelected from
James Carr, sixtycight years old, was
James Fox, a boy. its urnicrarrest at Buf-
Mom \\'. Dodge’s shoe factory. Albany.

After a lover’s quarrel at Scranton, Pa.
ycotenlny, Caseic Williams committed

Sister Joseph Maria. of St. Joseph's hoa-
pital. Denver, was tilled by a fail yeau-r

Every trade-hi the building lint-in Chiv
cago will demand an increase of wages on
April I, and the employment of union rnen

loxnox. Jan. Ill—A hurriedly convened
cubinet council was held yesterday alter
noon. The ministers bod discounted the
Egyptian question in all its aspects and
had come to the decision that the thedlvc
must be firmly dealt. with. Thiaiataken
to mean that the new Fayptisu cabinet
must be til-mined and replaced by men
who are favorable to Great Britain It in

Britain. anti that the lbcdive in selecting
them was influenced by Russia and France
Further developments are eagerly looked
for. It. is thought that the British repro~
sentative at Cairo will be immediately no
tilled of the course be Is tofollow. The
khcdlvo convened the council and presided
in perwn. At the ltlmllve'e request I'akri
Pacha, the objectionable member. re-
signed.

'l'nrsvoxJan. Iii—lionrnor-clrct George
T. Werui took the oath of oilioc in Taylor'a
Opera house and was duly installed chief
executive of the state. The inaugural cere~
monies. as tuna]. were simple and on
copied less than an hour. Governor Werta
today appointed Judge Job ii. Lippineott,

erta'

Wasturom..iso. lib-The United States
treaoum'e onion ie clogord with retail.
tonnes of defaced and worn out mail
monrytromallovevthsoountrywhich
was brought into use duringths Christmas
holidaysantl is uowssnt In forrsdemption.

New You, Jan. tows" York and
Ilmklyn are consuming at least AM
probably not more
than half that quantity is coming in to re-

rm Your. Jan. raw-omen John w.
Noble. of the interior department. is being
it court by
Willi-name torn” madam

”balm-ere
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of nutrient

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yourJob Printing
done, where their
motto is Quick-'-
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Accuracy and
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NEWS m.-.

Congressional Matters Rather
Inactive.

enlist Blunt! roam. annual:

 

A it. lpuie Innovation Which ‘l’lll Work
a Reformation la Towns 'l'hat Ilava
metric Street Car Line- If Adopted by
the Anthoritiee.

Wasulxcros, Jun. iii—The antioptlon
hill, which has monopolircd almost the
whole time of the oenatc after the morning
hour during the present aeasion and which
5 expected to reach its linalrotc today,
was debated yesterday for nearly three
lumen and went over without. action.
5 ,‘ ‘ inns of the
were made by Senators IIoar, Vat and
Platt as being in utter contravention of
the constitution of the United States and
in violation oi the rights oi the states.

ThsMctiarrahau bill received ite d '
blow in the senate. the ammati vote
falling eight short of the coutltutionai
majority. .-

‘I'o Keven! the Silver Act.

Abili to repeal the silver bullion pur‘
chase providinns of the Sherman bill was
reprtcd from the committee on finance
and went to the calendar.

j’l‘ho amnion of the house was an uninter-
ytlng out; Work was mapped out for the
remainder of the week and for Tuesday
,‘tnd Wednesday of next week, but beyond
1this little was done.

A few private measurea were passed,and
the omnmittee on the judiciary. having un-
deraprior order the right of way. called
up come bills of secondary importance.
The one of most public interest was that
providing for the punishment of offenses
by pa-seugers on the high seas, which was

i

A bill providing for a court of , , ' in
the District of Columbia went over with-
out action.

Secretary of Staleand Mrs. John W. Poor
ter gave it dinner puny. The guests were
Representative and Mn. Hill, Mr. and
Mrs. Din: Albertini. of Paris; Minister and
Mme. Gttsnmn. Representative anti Mm.
Bourke Cochran. era-Speaker and lira
Beuland Mr. and Mrs. Lansing. Secretary
and Illa Foster will leave Wuhington on
i the 21th lust. and will shortly thereafter go

abroad.

The- Woman's Salvage (‘a-v-atica.

Al. the evening erosion of the Rational
American Woman’s Suffrage anociation
papers were read by Mrs. Avery. of the
women's council, and Mrs. lockwond. of
the board of lady managers, upon the work
done by women at the “'orld’s fair; also by
Miss Broderick upon the constitutional
convention lit id in Kansas. Addrenseawere
made by Mrs. Havens. of this city, and
Rev. Annie Frmman. of New York. Much
anti-faction is expressed over the present
convention. Seventy live delegates from
thirty-live slates are here. including nine
delegates from southern states. Imf ’yccr
Missouri It“ the only southern state repre-
sented.

To Improve Poll-I l‘ulllllam

The postollice department has received
information that the two nhipa~thct1ty
of New York and the City of Paris—bin
longing to the lumen line, will he reiniy to
make their llmt tripe under the American
ling about tilt- middle of Fcbmnry. The
pmttnnnli-r general will denignnte the
clerk! who on: in bundle the “(TAD mull en
route.

The replrt of I’onima-iter Ilnrinw. of St.
Louis. maul» utter it two wn‘ka' trial of his
sin-ct :rulnuy pend car terrier, has been
received it! the pustul'licc department.

The St. Lenin in a post mule eighteen
luilm lotut. pom the shipping doors of the
ptrelollicc ntul hurt public l‘ffllllili‘t located
directly upon to—mn- lull stallion three
blocks any land a number of lmlolllcea
upon the road beyond the city limits.
Dttringthe two week» covered by there
port the number of pieces of [Will tunil re<
ccivrd ntuitirllwrmi at it having of from
four to live hutm t-twh ha-t been from ill)
tom-Mindy. I'mttuuutcr Ilnrluw regards
the trial as elulurntly aucn'rolul literary
partlcnhtr. .. M..- m..-”

The Nail-Ital lionrtl of Trade.

“'Ablllxii'ful, Jan, 1.» w'l'he national
lxtnrtiof trmle was called to order in the
banquet hull of the Shoreham by its vener—
able provident. Frederick Fruit-y. of Phila-
delphia. who has been prtmidcni continu-
ou~ly ulnrr- its organization twenlyllvr
yearn ago. Dr. Fratlrr in now pas! nlnrty
year» of age. As he come in leaning on
the turn oi an attendant the delegate. gave
him a round of npplaune. Mr. i-‘rairy’a
some of night In feeble, but otherwise hb
faculties are well prrnervrd.

I’
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Preferred [)0th to Charity.

blew litres. Jan. low-Mrs. mm Mon-
roe. Itgrd nxty. watt found nirml in her
mm. c room wan full of gas. and it is
supported eb- committed sulcklc by turn-
lnuonthryaa Mn Monroe had heenin
mclmuntuamws for come time. but ba-
perrlsleotly refused aid from persons char
ltably inclined.

 

n- flame-toad 'I’rial.
Pins-rm. Jan. ill ”At the trial of
flash limipsry (laptpin it. It. liont.cbern~
let. teetiflnl that be found evidences of
erotoa oil and arsenic in the excrement of
one of the dead liomrsteaders.

Can-med ”elem “he "or rather.

Ilnblxo. Pa, Jan. ill—«A week ago
Bani-min Harbor hnmhlmself. and your
day Ills. Jacob Matthias, his daughter.
who worried over the-lair. maimed lair
title in a similar manner.

Isle 33W Property.
Pmsenuo. .lsa. the-The all M
Inset pmperty. corner of Fifth avenue and
own“... it. ".1: is.“ .:
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elatle the huddle; .

'l'we Meant! “ate a llama
llamorte. Jae. ll—Dr. Gatling status
tohaveaaswelseu‘ie In which will die
eleflaiietherrapltl Ida-arms Them

gun will about tow shots per nitrate.

Vatilaaf lenses leadlag Overture.

I!" “It. Jan. ll—llcorga ll, l'slllaat.
reread vice oi the [no mossy.
has deell an odor its. the Reading
moment of ratio a year.

the marvel wattle ls lam,

Joann". ll. 1.. Jan. taut» Peale.

Job-tees at! a railroad I.

Mathias-

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place to? get"

“nonunion?”

 

 

‘ ”bunt nnnn
flog-rowan

lupin

 

HEATERS.

RANGES.

Slovene
TIN WARE

Phallus“ it all its Brushes.

numumnnssurtuts
T.‘ S. llllNAlllS‘llN,

South Nor-walk. "i

WAW

Newandssoondhand

Buggies. Platters. Comm,

entries. Spindles, tit.

 

Prices to Suit All.

 

CALI. AND are run.

Henry Tilly.

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mutton-r. manner

MAPLE SYlillP

roar HAD.

lll’illllili fills A!” SINDINI‘S.
Pickled Oysters.

rmrnorgicau at u.

Hunt & Zelufi’

32 Washington Street:

 

 

 

it Sudlimy 8t, Batten, less.
F ire and

Burglar-Proof Sales.

 

 

Mil/mod f

in public opinio'h.\m.. ,,

B-L 3

Tobacco
is popular
because it is
the greatest chew
or smoke

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for least money.

 

[takes an every-day convenience of an
old-lime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highest
awardat all Pure Food Expositions. Each
Rage makes two large fies. Avoid
lotions— and insist on having the
NOKE Sl'Cil bran}.
IERRELL d: SOULE. 5} mouse. N. Y
ul: ly

Ylflllll Hill ll

a few days. and you will be rtartlrd at the unru
peeled sure» that will reward your runs We
pmltlvriy have the but barium to o'er an agent
that can he found on the face of this earth,
“5.00 profit on I?!“ worth of‘ _ it
hei- rauiiyaadhonorablymade h and paid to
blurred: ul men. women, boy 0. girls ll our
employ. You an make money faster at work for
avlban vou have any idea of. The baviaess is so
easy to learn. and instructions so slmplcaadplaiu.
that all surreal from the start. Those who take
Mid of the hittinees rvap the advantage that
arbor from the round reputation of one of the
oldest. moat unset-cum], end largest publishing
boom is America. Secure for vour-elf the prolll
that the business somdlly and «Ir yielh.
All beginners succeed ltandlv, and more than
realize their greatest rxp'fflllonl. 11min who

t it lad vautiy at we tell them. Therei- plenty

timer for a few more wnrlrn. and we urge

thereto befit- at cure. it ran are aimdv eta-

piovrd.hut rare a few span moments. and wish \

to use them to advertiser. then write I» at o

for IMO It vour [rand opportunity . and melt

lull particular» by return mail. A rvsv.
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So 1| Vain a'rwef.

r v‘ On Your Home
on? "p.12 “mews: union-.3
sure you for "no Thousand Dollars.

:13“ to protect your family or yourael in

age. insure at once in the

£9". BENEIIII lIFE INS 00.

0F HAB’I FORD.

4‘s. S. L’Hommedieh

‘rnIJIl Waablnelcu Flt. South .N'nr-rni‘

FURNITURE

GREAT BARGAINS.

David Stow,

Job
Printing.

Orange:
Printing
Solicited.

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EVENING SENTINEL ‘

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SUU'I‘II NORWALK, (3T.

 

Good Work

if on

I'D-Blair
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Bank Sales. *
Bank Vaults,
Bank Vault. Doors.

AND

DEPOSIT WflRN Of All KINDS.

The Best Sales in the World.
l50.llllll in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.

150 sold in Lynn. lass” since that at II
where ill of our soft-a m n: subjected lament:
bent. pet-herring their contents.

CHAMPION RECORD also i tb
Chum Flrein km. in the Grcarlloetoafi:

in la? and in all the great llrca vince. S. no
written are. Attenle wanted. as

 

Old and Reliable
DAILY DIREC'l

BETVVEEX

NEW YORK

ASK)

South ligrwalk

N orwalk.

THE I’ROPELIJERS

6in of Norwalk

A.\ll

Will leave I'lt‘r St. E. It. llieekniau ‘Irli'ttl .
5c» York. Rt 3 p. III.
p. m.

Freight mw-ivnl in» n 7 n. m. to 5 p. m.

1' roll up ‘llt' lion in ugrule tllri lly of Kt)!
woi um! .o lo mil be will for npccial loin ol'
trridit nnyo Me in N, w York or I!» think).

IVA“ permits are

he cum Iuyea of tho‘ boat: of thin line .
count "Nth-n owner. tlrervnf. 0:2?-

ALL SIZES OF

cnusnin sun.

General Contractor silliness
Business a Specialty.

F. M. Pierce.

 

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Printing.

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Successors to (I. it. Deities.

n Issltlsytoe it. in. nut».
21 Isle not: taunt.

Balers, situation“

ICE CREAM.

$7ggfi’mm ’ a In ”Irm-

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Freshest Fish

. ANII Slililil

E.G.Mfllll|8&0ll.‘

Freight Line

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More .‘Juru elk :‘r p. in: South Norwalk Still!

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