W‘ Emigmtumuu
”M”: can fund sea Them.
. w
m»... “Mm
DUI! I! “ITS I all“.
' tenor.
”thny [alien and Will Pro-
a.- vi 'm-D—Illalam Stove-f
.l‘ehlo.‘——Thesteamshlp
“ hm arrived from Honolulu,
”Nicki from the scene
’ ‘O'nthemoruingofthat
.at ingestion-gonna United
Juanita was raised overAliio-
Tho provisional government.
inns-em on thesitnatlon
finnedaynrvscbsdtheconcindonthat
‘fi “which has now been taksnwas
Wambytbccircumstancu.
The incrmsalagltaticn on the part of
. my, coupled with
tbs eflortscftme
4m two native
*m‘ih bleekits
cfirtamwardths
establishment of
' order and ingen-
m eraltobringitinto
_ LA ' disrespectandwno
has heart the chief agency in
through the town a feclingof
and-summons
Ilsflara andstripcs Sal-tad.
3“ We 9 o’clock Lieutenant Rush
xeadinshindvoics theproeismation.and
midthebreathleta expectancy of all pm
“than-slated by the troops and by
thannoncttbenoston,was raisedahove
" ' fimdAlfiolani Hall'
‘ lbs proclamation was issued
Ulla rsprssmtativa ot the United States
. ballawailan, ‘atthe 8‘ ‘ol
' v iofthc aiian
a; Ihsprovidonalgo ermnen cl
I huabyJa the name of the United States
1%” wotection of the Hawaiian
“M thumectionof thelifesndprop-
ctyandocenpationnfpuhiic buildingssmllia—
waiiaa sail-om asrnaybe forthe
m militnot interfering with the
. “I pvnnmcn
h and subject to negotiations at Washington
Jons l. Srnvaxa
Iavoy Extraordinary and Ninistcr Plenipoten-
lhl'yd tho United States.
and annealed byo. c. Whine.»
. KIM the“ S. 8. Ma.
The Hawaiian flag still floats in theysrd.
The palace. barracks, police station and
mhouaeremain in the hands of the
mm. which will be administered
O nmal. The volunteers. with the sup-
fll- of arms and ammunition, will be
withdrawn from Alilolani Hall, which,
until definite intelligence arrives from the
UM m, u ill be guarded by a detach-
Illthom the Bcnton. The event of this
It'll“ h hailed with joy throughout the
unnmunlty.
A flavor-ant Orgaa'a Criticism.
The Honolulu Bulletin of Jan. 31 has
lib “horn Jan. 11 until now. a period of
1‘ mi. the provisional government has
held the reins of ‘ ‘
{ninth people
aving quietly
and peacefully
niaalltsd. await-
“tbsdssidnn of
to past powers.
1- till time the
now administre
stained martial
law and unforced
it is a series at
patty and vess-
flona resirictionsof a wholly unnecessary
nature. ithaaenactcd nine new laws.”
Thslalmt feature lathe receipt by the
8. I. DAMON.
m A number of laws have been
I“ h! the provMonal government.
Amt-g others is an act relating to the
masddntiesct theme-idem and ex-
“vssoandlmndoonfsrrlng on the pres
“dilaprovlsionalpmrrument allths
. Willard lo.
lantharslulaglaass to othcconatriss, to
some runtbslr mart
fish. ltilalnnalrueihat thermom-
annallconnteylikeliawaildossnottrsst
wtbjscta of great were like thoUnltvIl
StatusndGreat intkstlnuac.”
“ilow do the qussnasdnativesrsgsrd
thesction of Minister Dtevcns ionising
theUnitedStatesilag and establishing a
protectoratel"wasasked.
aurora-um».
“l'lisquecnandhcrloyal subjects have
aoobjectiocsit tbsUnitcrlBtates chooses
toact in Inch 1 manner,"snid Mullen-
mwltbasiguiilcantsbrugofthuhwl-
“Speaking for myself," he continued. "i
can see no necsdty for such action. The
guru and natives were content to await
decision of the United States govern-
ment, and there was nodisposltionou their
part to make trouble. The financial in-
terests of the island are in good condition
The merchants are fairly prosperous. and
although the operations of the McKinley
act haveentailcdsome hardships upon us,
they could have been overcome in the
course of time. i shall telegraph notion of
our arrival here to the date I at
Washingmn and ask the government to
waltnntllwcgst there beforotakingany
action toward annexation"
Paul Neutnan, the Hawaiian queen’s
. la a lawyer and formerly prac»
tiad law in San Francisco for 20 years.
About ms yarn ago he went to Honolulu
and lines then has practiced his profession
flewasawannfricnd of the late king
andwasmade a nobleby him He was a
member of the queen’s cabinet. which was
deposed by the provisional government.
and remained loyal to her interests.
Prince David, the deposed queen’s neph—
ew, la a young man. well educated and has
been in this country before.
Editor Bush Not So Passive.
Among the passengers on the Australia
from Honolulu was .l. E. Bush. editor of
the native paper, called The Voice of the
People. .
Editor Bush, who is a native Hawiian,
was more outspoken than Mr. Neuman.
He said the action of Minister Stevens and
b "2‘: afcnu/ )
e 5—4.," *1 '
's
(MAR? 07 Till PACIFIC OCIAN.
Captain Wiltae in landing armed sailors
from the Boston was entirely unwarranted.
iThey were not needed, and the natives bit-
’ terly resented it. The trouble is that the
natives wanted to govern their own coun-
tryand were opyxlsed by a lot of foreign-
ers who were afraid that their intermta
would he imperiled. There was no such
danger. The native Hawaiians are civil-
lud people and respect the rightsof others.
The action of Minister Stevens in raising
the United States flag sud declaring a pro
tectonic was a high handed outrage and is
so regarded by the Hawaiian people. They
are perfectly willing to hold close relations
with the United States, but want to haven
voice as to what those relations shall be
and how they shall be brought about.
Receding Waters st Brisbane.
Burnout. Feb. ill—The flood has re
ceded from most city districts, which are
now covcrul with mud and slime. Tbs
stench is horrible, and unless the city is
cleaned within a few days it will undouhtr
edly cause an epidemic. The gunboat Pa-
loma was left in shoal water by the sudden
receding of the flood and now "all high
and dryin the Botanical garden on the
bank of the river. Great misery prevails
intbepoorerpartsofthsclty. and casesof
theft and robbery have doubled within the
lasttwodays. Tbstotal damage doneby
the flood is estimated to approximate '15,-
noon.
Bought Votes at New Mined.
an Brnvoito, Mass. Feb. lit—There is
much excitement because thegrand jury
has found eight indictments against those
». adios-arrow performed bythesover
ks. Aa actwas also passed making it
”trunnion-gain“ the provisional
’ mot. .
.. . Olvofthsawwlawsaholicbssthelottery
, m
!
In: John I. More. United Btataa min
”I Isad- A. Thurston, chairman or the
fishnets rat to :5 lghed figment
t m MM .
: Mdths advisory committee
-“lllmlmsrnmsnt.
‘ I ' Dawn’s lbvoy Talia.
“Mamhrofiheu-queeu's
,‘ml-easswva-namwn,
The names of the indicted persons will not
bcmade public until warrantsare issued
and arreatsmade.
ls lass fights la lantawky.
warolrr, KL. Fab til—In the trial of
Abahloydforsngsginglaaprlssdghthr
fore the Newport Athletic club. he was
found guilty. Judas llrlm lined Lloyd
”0 and sentenced him to jail for three
months The sentsnes was s surprissto
Lloydand his attorney,» bothsapsrtsd
anscquittal.
Donsgbaa and lap- Arw Hatshsd.
Naw You. Feb. ln—ilsrold Elan. tbs
skater has
N e ,
Jtaspllllhmoghae’scballsagsforasariss
ofrsessatNewbarg. Hagan ns-sshb.
Iastherhtefor thscoatssta 'i‘bs races
willbsstons.thnaanddvsmiiss,and
thonmndsotdollsrswillba bstouthsrs-
William’s".
president of tbsltslisa ebambvrofenat—
never, inordrrtoavuld-sstiag
Baron Fara, tbs ltallsa minister. with
whi-bsisatoddstmrmatterscsaasetsd
withltaly’spsrt lathe recent Columbus
eelebratiu.
WMMVaalts.
Raw Yoaagrsb. ia-ers export
Americas gold sctstoluropshssstlmt
thermonrcesof
.. Turnoust FOMILVE
ancmmc
illiIliJiililisnllt to.
“:m anal-a it; raisin .
GUST V rims. nan Willi.
fi'fi-‘b SEE ” a»... ":5? I
m vummvr O‘fifillllli.
The White iteration a... a
Majority of Nine. .
mm mm m: onnmrm
no lallrwad Auto-stir Oar (lo-pl" Ill!
Takes tip a Day In the Wilbert
Illa-Ia lulu-gt. (iron! ”vital-MI]...
of heath-Insanity (loll.
Wasulsoros,l‘eh io.—'i'bewbalessasicn
of the senate was devoted to a discussion!
the railroad automatic car coupler hill. la
tbeoourse ofoneotbispsssionate little
spcwhcs Mr. Wolcott (lien, Colo.) had a
somewhat angry interchange of words with
Mr. Cullom, who has charge of the hill,
md alluded to Mr. Peifer(Pop., Ksn.)as
oucof those people who make naeof the
labor movement to reach public oflcc.
It was silver day in the house, and the
friends of silver were victorious in the
light. They were victorious by a majority
of 9. They sustained the demand for the
previous question. Bad not the previous
question been ordered a cloturs amend-
ment would have been sprung upon the
house. and the stmggic would then have
been continued. But when it was ordered
the advocatesof the repeal bill gracefully
passed under the yoke and allowed. the
resolution to be renommittcd withontmak-
lug any strong objection
This action. in the opinion of members,
moods the deathkncll of any silver legit
lation in the present congress. The re-
mainder of the day was devoted to tbeeon-
sideratioo of the legislative appropriation
bill, which was finally passed. 1/“
in Claim to the Gllbevt Islands.
Theonly iuterut the United Stat” has
in the matter of the seizure of the Gilbert
islands by a British war vessel last spring.
asreportetl in San Francisco di , ‘ ‘ is
the mistreatment of the consul of the
United States at that time by the corn.
mander of the vessel. The consul reported
that be had been annulled by the British
forces. whereupon a protest. was lodged
with the government of Great Britain by
our minister in London under instructions
from the state department. and assurances
have been received that the officer respon-
sible for the assault will be called to ac-
count for his action.
A map of the islands of the Pacific. honed
by the hydrograpbic bureau of the l'nited
States navy, includes the Hilbert islands in
the territory claimed by Great Britain.
Plenty of Gold.
At the present time the treasury holds
$1,530.”) of free gold. and arrangements
have been perfected by which for ”000.0110
legal tenders on hand goldcan beseeumd.
Some 8810“”) more legal tenders will be
available for this purpose within the next
few days.
in the opinio‘ of treasury officials» even
if the constant drain continues. the treat
my gold can be kept up to nation» or
Hamill") of free gold.
llnur tit-vet»: Acts An Viewed.
Tm r.rii.’~uf the action of MinisterStevens
bee-nu.- a subject of Keiicrul Comment in
the hmlw after the excitement of the silver
vote h.-.-l died away. it met with ths ap
total oi the Republican side of thcbouac
and mm s mixed mplioti on the Demo
crutic side, the prevailing sentiment on
that side, however, beng one of antagonhtn
to a committal of this government to an-
nexation or to a protectorate or to the corn—
mittsl of congress by the executive branch
of the government. There were some mem-
bers who sharply criticised Minister liter-
ens and thought his conduct unwarranted.
.,Aak to Have- l’lg ’lln Belt-sod.
New Your. Feb. ill—A petition, already
nutrient-sly signed. will be sent to congress
Iking that body to repeal the duty which.
under the operation of the McKinley bill.
is to be laid on all importations of pig tin
arriving in this country on and after July
i. The petition, although emanating
from this city. is signed by manufacturing
concerns throughout the mnntry who are
consumersof pig tin. The petition declares
that inasmuch as pig tin is subject to a
duty of 4 cents per pound, the duty should
be abrogated unlu- tho production ti the
material in the United States is shownto
be 5,000 tons per annum during the ensu-
ing two years. .
Ir. Cleveland ls Illa-t.
Lalcwoon. N. J., Feb lit—Mr. Cleve-
land remained quietly at home and received
no vialtora He expects to devote several
days more to private matters, and,wblla he
rude the daily papers and keeps fully in—
formedon all public matters, he declines
to discuss them or to confirm or deny the
varioua cabinet rumors that are in circular
tion.
Plenum ”Ian's lasalsmsy.
Dias has signed a commutation of the
death sentence
lieniandea to lo ysars' imprisonment. this
tsrmbsingths abort-st that atthe
charge against lfcrnsndes was that of
trusoninbavingfallsdtoeaptontlarsa
laasas' m Ila-sea.
the vs
W
iegalityistbssaprvnisecnrt.
awmmmmsusato.
Woscams, lava, fob. io.-—-ltsv. David
America-mums. .
law Toll.
mull
Cm or Maxim. Fab. lit—Prudent
on Colonel Moves
Toma, ran. no.4» Populhta have
M W
, iii-now bvlhvedibey will deter
ilnalsctlrmon the mun-at“ tbsdos‘
Mn—flmh
intentions-vat“
own or tome a.
ll I‘ll-r of tho firw '
Duet-row the up
LomaJPeb. m—Tbedssthlsannotmesd
of Mr. Louis Jothenn Glaserrstlvs.
member of the house commons for
Stockport. Ir. Jeanim who was well
known in the United Staten wasbornin
[Allin In las- Betwesn Maud lmhs
acted as special "reappoint of the lam-
dtas Times In lndla and tbs United Slat:
lie subsequently Mauro Mufti
the New York Times. and while acting as
editorot that paperwaseblsdy inma-
mcntalln exposing and ovutblowiag tbs
head ring. With scarcely any encou-
agemsnt or support he waged thebattle
against this wrrnpt ration, and
finally bis eii‘orts resulted the complete
overthrow of the ring. in 181! Ilr. Jan-
ninp left New York and returned to Eng-
land. in me he stood forelection in Stock-
nort and was returned lie married in In
Madeline Inuise, daughter of David M.
Henriqnes of New York. fir. Jennings
was the author of a unmhsrof works. in—
cluding “Eighty Years of Republican Gov-
crnment in the United States." “Bold
Paths," "Rsnibln Amongtbeliills." “Mr.
Gladstone-'4 Study," and ”The Philadel—
”him"
FRICK’B ASSAILANTS GUILTY.
The Judge Instructs tho Jury“ leader
Such a Var-lint.
Ptmnrno. Feb ion—Tbs trial oi Carl
Kuold and Henry Bauer as acne-cries to
Berkman. the anarchist, is the attempted
killing of H. C. Prick last July, was on
before gs Slagle yesterday. The prose-
' no diilculty in proving the
, Nos"
I.
deuce
armored jurytoreturaavstdlctlnao»
tb.
turned with a verdict d guilty. While
they were out Judge Single ulled Bauer
up and fined him $50 and sentenced him to
dodaysin jail foreoutemptsf court in re-
' ' "to j ‘ while on the
witness stand. "i want it aademood."
said the judge. “that men coming to this
country must. abide by its laws and the
rub-sot itseonrts. if theydo not doso,
they will have to leave the ecuntryorgo
to jail."
Therame defendants will bsou trial
again today on another charge;
INSANE PATIENTS PERISH.
I‘M County Asyln- ll DUI-r. N. E.
Burned.
Donn. X. it, Feb ill—Tbs county in—
sane asylum. four miles from here, was
burned last night, and it lives were lost.
When Watchman William Chavey made
his ”o’clock trip into themssylnm,
befouud thciireeomingoutof thaeslloo
copied bya woman and lavsths alarm.
“'illiam Disco“, the keeperfwith his fam—
iiylived in the building-din at once
brokothc lockaofl the5loeiiaandtriedw
get the inmates out. Then he got his wife
and two children out. neither of whom
wui drowned. Of that!) inmates only 4
escaped. They were William Twotnbiy.
Ryn'c Sanderson, William Daveyandl'rank
Donation.
The latter walked two miles in a blind—
ing snowstorm. with only his shirt on. to
William Hornes' house. when he was
taken care :1. The smoking ruins show
the charred bodies still lying on their beds
How the building caught fire isa mystery.
Pans-as Tasas as Oppression.
Passrta. l-‘eb. lo.—-The interminsbhsulr
ject oi town lnlk here—the plusputaoftbe
canal and the developments of the trial in
Parts—has been varied during the last week
or two by the startling taxes that are being
sprung on the community. Besides the
prohibitive duties on liquor and tobacco—
“ and .9 per kilo respectively on gross
weight. including packages—there is now
a duty on playing earth of N cents par
pack, and the law pertaining thereto calls
for the stamping of each individual one of
tbofill cards on the back with a municipal
rubber stamp. Another ”wind inning"
taxisthatondogauvhlchb- been raised
from.) towaud farm-longthepurchascr
ofthetaabeiagallowsdto protect his ilk
terests by poisoning all dogd whose owners
protcstagainsttbe lmposltionoftbetax.
no Hannah-nth menu’s.
horror, Feb. lit—At the oatvsntitm of
the State Woman’s Relief corps these on-
ecrs wsra elected: Prssldut. In. Emily
1.. Clarkol Northampton; saniorvies prssi‘
dent. Clara N. Bartel“ of Athol: Junior
viceprssitlent, lira Bra '1'. Cont of Glou-
csuentrsaanrer, lira. Sarah Ii. Fullerof
lledford; executive board. Ira listen A.
Brigham. Mrs. Anna R. by, In. liarsb
C. lialkley, Abbie T. Ushsr of Kuhn!!-
port and Carrie 8. l. ‘liagley.
IMO..."
tic-rust. Feb. lo.-—ltsv. in a
”pvt-sol Dunhstn.sas of tbs
palpttcratorsin tbsdloerasothJiyar
has his mend calling.
'l'bslsdyintbseassisslostrsalwidow
nonrefunAsgsra'e-lmpromlsingulsusrs
w todh
ped- islliatothshsadvoftbsbishm
dentist disersthneosld beinllctsd. The ‘
prompt-alas. withthsr-lsthstths
priuhsssntcrsdamnaastry.
Minthlssatsdlla.
W
rttbstviila'. lbsisthstfl‘wvsisaou
“dupe-db tomb—hasten
“hm -
motto is Quick-
nabs. "Neatnoss.
a .mpam stir .
Accuracy and
Low Prices. .
«v- .—_.._.,.
laswatorsga.
(builds that have inadvisedly al-
Iowsdthtirforest laudstobo denuded
mtnsllycometo the concladonthat
sachrceklumem involvcsmort serious
parables. This appnrsto bathe case
houhinpsrhofnusdawhe. severe
drongbiscansegrestdistrsesandinjury.
Thudroughtsarosscribedtothogradu-
aldaywcciationoftheoonntryaloug the
yincipal rivérv, and to the removal of
‘obstaclcaintbo beds. Boththeso
factors combine causing the rain-
watcandmeltcdmowtopaasoflmoro
rqddly,andthoiowwatcr level of the
rlvsrstheteforobocomeiibnormallyand
ylow. ,
To remedy this ponds are to be dog or
built up in thecourscsfromwhichthe
rivers are fed,nml on the plains long
hath are to be raised. against which
Inowdrifts will be formed. Tbs-now
thrusocnmnlated will meltmoroslowly
thanthethinncrmasses elsewhero.and
willfortnavalnable supplement to the
watcrsnpplyattho period of the year
when the droughts have hitherto ob-
tained. Thiaissimplyawholeaalo adap-
tation of a practice thathaslongbseu
attributed to the more pnvident Burr
naupeaantnwboare in the habit of
usinrplankwallatointcrocptthesnow.
l'hebsuksthnsformodare-id to fre-
quently serve no the family water sup
ply nptothemonth of August—Neva-
daNcws.
Dow's Corpse Story.
Chauncey M. Depcw told the follow.
ing story at a banquet in New York:
A classmate of mine. a preacher; was
located in a spiritualistic neighborhood.
and the leader of the spirituahns‘ band
died. His next friend came tosostb
clergyman. and said: “We hvosorne-
thing of the old Puritan qa’rit left.
though we have renounced it in our
practice. and we want our leader buried
by Christian ceremonial. Will you at«
tend?" Hy friend. the clergyman. mn-
scnted in the best spirit of Christian
charity. ll» gave out the hymn, road a
pamge of Scripture and made such to
marks as be mutually could,
whereupon the wife of the dead spirit—
nalist roee andsnidthut shehndacom-
munication from her husband.
That critical spirit tore the eulogium
to firm. ripped up the Scripture quoted
and denounced the hymn. The surviv—
ing leader of the synritnalist band came
to the clergyman and acid: ”We beg
your pardon. Wchaduo idea tllntour
loader would come back here and act in
this way. and we hope you will forp'vo
II." "My friend," the clergyman said.
"lwill forgive you. because it is the
first time in the many ministrations that
[have hadof this kind in this parish
that l have ever been cussed by tho
corpse-f—New York World.
Pirate Tress-n.
The per-ial fruitful above all others to
thoiiruaginary) treason? seekers in that
of the bold bouncer-m. of the Spani.-h
gallows charged with bullion and of the
treasure fleets that were the choicest
prey of the gallant sea rover.
l‘irnteor bum“ , he had some in-
vorite haunt about Key West or among
thoialnnds of the Spanish main—some
cave filled with booty which one dny he
hopes to transfer in safety to bin native
Devon. But a ship heave: in sight—it
is a Spanish mini—of-wnr-and such a
contest ensues as has inspimi the popu—
lar must! of tho sniloni' ”shanty."
There t-i an end of the pirate and his
new. but the Mt deposit remains as
a prize for some future adventurer. Or
it may be that the bucmnwrs are only
shipwrecked. and that one of the crow
escort“ with tho fragment of an old
chart on which is marked the exact po-
sition of the buried treasure. The sub
ject loaves plenty of play for the imag-
ination, and. although often worked up
in fiction. has always a kind of incline.
about it. with a savor of truth and fact,
ftw doubtlem such a board does some
where exist,“ we could onlydnd it.-
All the Year Bond.
A (ll-Or Cal.
Tinneisahrgelsltesomtmakingits
houhxnartors at the Seventh police pro
cint‘tstationthatisboundtogo on roc-
ortl as the smartest feline known. Like
all other rate it delights in capturing
“prom. but unlike other cats it has
mrrbeenhmwntoletatirdgetaway
thatitmsdeupitsmindtocstch. Lieu-
narrows
mound-lbw the hunt was over do
voursdonebyons.
Apeculiartraitoftbccatisthattinrs
isbntousmnwhorepnrtsattbsstr
tion that she will tasks friendsvrttb.
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A Piping Chew,
for sea or shore,
Tobacco.
Use it once,
and you’ll want more.
Makes an every-day convenienie of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with ampulous are. flight!
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
kagc makes two large yies. Avoid
nations—and insist on having the
. NONE SUCH Nani.
IERRELL dt SOULE. S} racusc. N. Y
ulz ly
VIIIBK Hill “8
a few days, and you will he startled at the one:
pencils-cross that will reward you elem We
positively have the best bum tool" an agent
that can he found on the lane 0! this earth.
asses pro-t an .15... worth of business is
Wy aadnooorahly made and paid
ha of men. women, boys. girls is
l:
’
hold of the business reap the advantage
arises notatne mud reparation of
oldest. Int successful. and largest
Mina-cries. Secure for oar-elftbv
thl thsbntiuesssorradily sadliandeoiady
All beginners succeed madly. and mac i.
realize their greatest es atioss. Those who
It lad exact] as we re i then. Therehplefly
roomfora ew lorrworkrrs.aadwrargs
the-tube aatoaee. "you arealresd em
«that to a few spare moments. uh
thI to advantage. then write” at
for this! is Lilia! grand opportuait . and receiv
lull ten 9 by return nil. .
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South, Norwalk. o
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DR. F. w. DARMER.
Ion omen atrium.
loath llorwaik.
Painless Dentistry
’l‘sstb Iliad and lstractsd without pain.
crown and Bridge Work.
ammornwrn 0. "0le
No batter raade no matter how much you pay.
Teeth extracted without pain. if]:
in re. Vitiiised Airor Arophme).
Teeth cleaned. ~ - - - 75:
Teeth filled with Amalgam. - - 50c
Teeth filled with Platinum, - - 15'
Teeth filled with Gold. - IUD and up
All Work Guaranteed.
Officeopenfroml a... until‘. p. as.
lutranchoJiWashinflonst. only
Job
Printing.
Orders for
; Printing
; Solicited.
Hunt suntan.
Illi. lame:
? SOUTH NORWALK, or, ‘
i Prom
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ntly.
Job
MERMOBBISWI.
Fir
”mam mussel-
MAPLE svnur
*- 3 “2'
Ilium (ills no Willi.
Plcgeijé‘néers.
‘ rumour Oahhflll.
Hunt & Zeluff
l ”Janka Ml.
it sunny 8t. nine, less.
. Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Safes.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
llEPllSll Willi [If All urns.
The Best later In the ”lurid.
serve their contents.
fluid hmmmlim that‘reat me
w soot our mice were sub ' '
heat. preserving their contention“ to interns
CRAIPIOS RECORD also
Ch "rein 1m. in the Breathllosto'h m
in and in all the great dr- lnes. Deal
(or circulate. Aunts wanted. ‘ h
"" old and Reliable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
NEW YORK
AND
Snuithnrwalk
AND
N orwalk.
THE PROPZLLERB
0in of “liorwalk
EAGLE
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w‘.i.\ if
Will leavi- Pier 2i. I1. K. Back
New lurk. Lu 5 p. m. i man street '
p in“ .‘n'urwallt 5 p. tux. South Norwalk Elli
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Freight meivud from I a. m. to .5 p. in.
l' m a» ”cation to agent» the (tit f N
swirl-m i te- willba «not for spec o '05,
freight anyw in New York or its vicinity.
“All permu- are forbid trusti
he em luyoa of the boats of thin ill: tiling,
wast them-neo- thcrrol. a2?
‘ ALL sizes OF
BlillSHEll SHINE.
Burial Contractor reliever
F. M. Pierce,
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ice: 635m.
rm: warm"-
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