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from cloudy to partly cloudy, with no vary
decided temperature changes. hollowed by
snow orraln. 'l‘o-Inorrow it promises to be
generally from cloudy to partly cloudy. with
slight temperature changes, preceded by snow
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Remaining emailed for at the followingpost-
emcee for the week ending March 10.1”. Per-
sons calling for any of these letters will please
any they are advertised:
A. fiLluyd,0haslcs I. Barrister. In. all-
lu J. Du Ira. howls Casey 13.“
Do". .ivnlnfigoml- Mrs. Russell. Mn. $.17.
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WORLD’S PAIR CONTEST.
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FOR "I
HOST NPUIIAR
School Teache ;
la the Town of Nomik to the
World’s Fair.
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4'4: in at the ofllce of publication. or demelted ‘
4 513113". once. addressed to “World' s n;
Fair Editor. "
Miss Bertha Alla
Miss Mary Allen.
a Miss Alida Ball, Frank llu..
Miss Addie lloutnn. Over Rl
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Hereafter my advertisement “(“0 ............ . 6
Will Appear in this place. '2‘;
I shalltry and tell you some- :2
thing of interest, never adver— 7%
lining only what 1 have. in:
Hy stock In complete in every E»
particular, and my workmen m: m xiii
. mums!
lull last Norwalk
:3: Emmall. 8m meow.
Ill-Jo John‘vlaBLQ
Ilsa 1AM to
Ilsa l“Khalil.“
are competent to finish any
work we undertake, and we will
do.n ev pertaining to them
aper or Painting busi-n
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THE SWINlL'B WORLDS FAIR
TRIP.
In order to dbsbme some people's
minds with regard to the Emma.
World'p l-‘slr tripfcrtlbschoolw
vecicvlugtbamostvotsa,wedaamit ad-
vlssble to state that'l’nssnmmhss
plaesduoobligstioss oaths successful
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saypsrtla the cont-t fartbwtbnto
oouattbsbsliotsandprovtdsfsrtbetrlp.
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Chksgoandretursssdhereapsusu ls
Chlmgo during a stay oftwsivedsys.
whhkwillunhstbstrlpcseoftwofull
works.
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mdmucomlngmrsalsotths
hotsl or stopplagpisosofmrrsprsssu-
and Stem tstlve. 'i‘bv’ymustdothlshutbsurselvss
nuns—momma.“ “builds-almond To: Burn-
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d THE EVENING SENTINEI. 4 mun 30mm
ulna www.mwasom. III-s the minors: arw nor-s
Protease Houseworth‘s next visit to
“South Nov-walk will be on larch 85th.
Robert Seymour. of South Norwalkfis
now working for Faucher £00.. at New
Canaan.
-—Esstov novelties at Lane’sfll Wash-
ington street. .
Ira. Korne will lead the Union Gospel
Tempersce meeting tomorrow afternoon
at 8 o‘clock.
Mr. and Ira. Horace E. Fox. of Brook-
lyn, areviaiting Ilr. and Edgar Ii. Fox.
112 WM mm
The South Norwaik post ofllcc now
has all the denominations of Columblsu
stamps from one to fifty cents.
William Neary, of South Norwslk,
who went to Ireland for the bsuctit of
his health, is seriously ill in the Emerald
Isle.
-Junius Brown does painting, paper
hanging and general jabbing. Order
slate in post olllco. P. 0. address, No. 8
llaviland street, SouthNorwalk, Ct.
Someone stole an overcoat belonging-
.4 ingtoPeterhiehiaJr., from thebass-
meat of the Franklin street school yes-
tordoy.
Bra. 1”. A. Laneaud llrs. J. H. Gaylor.
of Crescent Terrace, spent yesterday in
New Haven, and last evening were mem-
bers of a theatre [arty at the Hyperion.
0. E. Barkcrhus placedanew safe in
his real estate and insurance otllce on
South Main street. It is not only a use—
ful but so ornamental adjunct to his
office.
Emil Keller was arrested last night on
a charge of vagvuncy. llc pleaded
guilty this morning and Justice Barrett
sentenced him to the county jail for ten
days. ‘
—Buyler’s candy, fresh every day, at
Lane's. 5i Washington st.
Frank Wood, for fifteen years fore-
man of the Stamford Advocatejob other,
suffered the amputation of his left leg,
at Roosevelt Hospital. New York, last
week. A bone cancer was the cause of
his trouble.
lira. Martinez, who advertises for
dressmaking in Tu: Samuel. want
column, comes from Brooklyn and has
taught a dressmaking clam there in
Plymouth church. Slu- has) the best
recommendations.
—TiIo King‘s Dnughtcrs of the Con-
m gregatiousl church give a social and
musicals next Friday evening, at the
m home of W. ll. Swords.
E. B. (lorbnm is preparing for II busy
:5 season in the wall paper and painting
business. llis stock embraces all the
newest patterns in wall paper. and his
workmen are competent to finish any
work they undertake.
A. C. (honey, tbs fruitercr adjoining
Tu: Sunset. ofllce, has probably the
largest bunch of bananas ever brought to
this city. It weighs one hundred and
sixty pounds,aud there are over three
husdredbauauasonlt. The fruit llr.
’Coooey curriesboftbobastquallty,as
the employees of this office can testify.
—'l‘hs present owner of Yale restau-
rant, 142 Pacific street, Stamford, having
other busincsa out of town, and feeling
unabletoattend to both, odors the res-
taurant for sale at a sacrifice. It is doing
a splendid business. Address, Daniel
Usher. proprietor.
William Grumman, of [lentil Zoluil's
market,baudad'ms8ssrlmhissnau-
alvecovdofsuow storms this morning.
whichbu follows: November 0 and
Mllecsmber 18,90aml so; January ll,
0,9,10,18,15,”, it and I); February
1,0,9, 18,17, 18, east and so; larch
laud'f. Oaltovsmbsrflsadi‘sbruary
l’fthemowfallto the depth of twelve
inches. -
Aparty of eight gentlemen,» lnvltse
umofW.A.Btaveus,uIetat his pleura
sat home on South Iain street, last
evening. Thsboys sujoyed themselves
pisyingcuds, telling stori- snd slug-
lag. Aduscolhtluufvasssrved, 'l‘hsy
loft forhome at it dclock, thanking
thshhmtforhishospttalitymndhopiag
lbslrnsatmestiag would bolstheassr
future.
~Puru miss with pavements. a
m.mm Org-slim
For ’ $2 ‘ .39 ,
.l ‘ A Bargain While They Last.
m 17A
A. Dickcrman &
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Iszmexssppisverylil Ber
chlldssusruall with her.
was»... “1leol!ur“opsueust0
usurp-day. atPisktsstsudflsles.
‘ '5. '11?
"Acallf spasm Mambo
Memphis mall’s»: a pip-led
inauotbuooln mu-
m harborwasfuiloffiostlng ice
yestrrdsy, and them wind was driv-
' lug it out toward the sound.
Architect Ferris B. Novehouse has
prepared plans for n ten-room house
for Charles Gale. to be built on Giranl
Place.
—-We hope the indcment weather will
not prevent people visiting lane's candy
counter to-day. Large vsrioty, best
quality, lowest prices.
Mrs. Dr. Clarke. of this city, and Illrs.
Dr. Sanford and child, of New York,
start today for Indian River, Florida, to
be absent several weeks.
Henry Smith, of Ridgeileld, reform] to
in Till Sumner. yesterday as being In a
New York hospital with a broken leg, is
a brother of Ifrs. D. R. Selicck, of this
city. “fl“
~Shad, cod, salmon. pike. smelt, etc,
the finest stock of fresh fish ever shown
in town and the lowest prices. People’s
Market, Norwalk and South Nor-talk,
two doors above the beer saloon. uhich
is opposite Hayes‘.
Theron (i. Hoyt, South Nora-elk.
came to ltidgefieid, Wednesday and. un-
doubted by the huge snow drifts, enjoy-
ed fl slcizbridc to his new premium in
FurnIingviIle.——Ridgsfisld Press.
it will interest the ladies to know that
31. S Smith is displaying all the Imam-t
styles of dress goods in handsome coinr‘
iugw. His new advertisement inlay
vall give you further particulars.
The case of Michael Cannon, fursteah
ing junk about a month ago, was called
before Jutice Townsend yesterday. but
on account of thedeath of the justice‘s
father. the hearing was continued until
next Tuesday.
-Ilest quality. Lowest prices. Also
light lunch. Lane's.“ Washington street.
All young people not connected with
other churchesareinvited to attend the
service in the Congregational church to
morruvv evening. The topic of them-r
man will be: "intellectmrl Sz'lf-Devcl
opmcnt: Books and Reading." This is
the tiflllol' the cries in young [unplc
about themselves
SORWALI .‘Ellli
A lino-y nudge! of Itera- I'rom ti"
Into-1h Ind of town.
\Yilton's grand list' to 3676. N
To-day is the fifth anniversary of the
famous Millard
In. (leorge Ii. Raymond. of Harriet
street. is sick of pneumonia.
J. Arthur Osborn, of West avenue. has
been spending a few days in [lo-urn.
William A. Kellen, of Holden avenue.
b visiting his son, William Kellogg, Jr.
in Waterbury, N. Y.
G. P. Johnson, of New Canaan, has
built a vary has too wagon for F. ii.
Merrill, of Silver line.
>—
l-‘or the remainderof bent services will
be held at St. lary's church every Wed—
nesday and hid-y mning.
lrafirarleal'rankaudchlldmf Nor:
walk, are vhltlng berparsats, Insult
lqullhm’l‘uttloJoNewCanssn.
~‘l'wenty- dvepsvcult. ed on prayer
Darkestl’isneo'sllookmors. *
Selectman Daskam, of last avenue.
will spend Sandy in New Yorknths
gumtoflfr. andlmJamssLBtvvsns
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The summaryoftke weekly Record
forthscumntwssksbows four reales—
‘1
when».
The Mastic borough oomrulttsv
have‘calidacuws to be held in the
Democratic “quarters, Wsdumday
eveahgatOo’ciockdouomluatecsadi-
datuforthovacsuub In the (lurid
Bar's-es.
Funeralssrvlces over tbenmalaeot
Ila Juli [fall were hdd lntbellsw
Cal-so Wit church at 1 o'clock
Mariam. MM, Deccan-ad
mmmumm of-
fload. The burial was to lakcvin
osmstsry.
mmmumm
Railroads-dud” birth-III.
adjuntofthalomadngtmaabhavv
“myths-titanium“
.mmflm'ldepot,
.moosuellnithb =
tahnlnlnl‘ov‘walkandrrtortgages“on
Arnold & Co’s foundry started up on
full time this morning.
Hilton Elwood received a new bicycle
this morning. It is a Rambler.
The selectuisn sent lfsttbow Bromsll
to the Mom hospital rm!-
Jauresfl. .Wiaou is building a meat
marketlathorssrvofhlsWsu Main
streetreatdsuoe.
The'oflcrings at the Norwaik churches
tomorrow morning will be for the bone-
fit. of the hospital fund.
The Alpha Wheel club will relinquish
its quarters April 1. They will be occu-
pied by the Misses St. John. ‘
lit. and Mrs. Willis McDonald, of
Brooklyn, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Ambler. of Union Park.
Aunt Betsy Saunders. an inmate of the
aimshouse, is one hundred and three
years old today. Her health k good and
she seems perfectly contented.
Corner Doten has appointed Dr. Rus—
sell W. lowc. of Ridgellrld. medical ca-
amincr to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Dr. Todd, of that place.
The population of Norwalk was in‘
creased yesterday by the arrival of a
liltlcoueat the home of Air. and Mrs.
Thomas Richardson, of the Step Rock
road. __~_
Tristrum d: Hyatt, the leading dry
goods merchants of the borough. are
allowing novelties in wash dress goods.
Tlli-ll’ stock of wool dress goods is very
large. and they are receiving additions
to it every day.
On account of the sickness of one of
the partners Interested in the Newark
comt column that is anxious to locals:
in Nomalk, matters are at a standstill.
It Is hoped that something definite may
he arrived at before long.
The meetings of WIltou Division, No.
ll, Sons of Temperance, which was or
gnnized June 13, 1816, and which at one
time had a membership of 140. have
been discontinued, and the mails of the
society have been brought to u definite
conclusion. A general lack of interest
has, of Iv years, caused a depiction in
the ranks of the society.
1n the House, yesterday, tchudicinry
committee reported a hill to prevent c .r-
ruption at elections. limiting expendi—
turrs allowed as follows: (iovcrnmenll
nml national representatives. “.500;
other state officers. U. S. senators and all
0 only (-lllmrs, $1,000; stale senators.
judges of probate and mayors. $500;
Rvpmfittativcs and all tow-t borough
city, school and all other public edit-cm,
8300- W ,
The trial oi James Stebb, for aatault
was on at the borough court room yes-
terday afternoon before Justice Coolidge.
The mom was crowded with spectators.
Attorney Walsh appeared for the prose-
cution and Attorney Lockwood for the
defense. The justice found Stabb guilty
and lined him “and first. amounting
to ”MO. The case of William Pagan,
also for assault. was continued until this
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
“the people of this vicinity insist on
having Chamberlain” Cough Remedy
and do not want any other." says John
V. Bishop. of Portland Ililb, Indiana.
That is right. They know it to be super-
humanyothsrforcoklaandas a pre-
ventative and cure for croup. and why
should they not insist upon having it. 50
cent bottles. Fmsale by (l. C. Btllbon,
droggist.
TbcCounsctleutllsgistevwlllbeiesued
by secretary Photon in awsekortwo.
1t lecustomarytowaltuutlitbs admin-
istratloohaslulabsdmakiug immediate
obs-gm in the various state oflcvsso
thattbs lsttwmattoa sarcomas-holders
any be up todsle. Therearetobeno
special depart-lull data-new. The
pus-Abilities is this direction hsvsbsvu
eahamtsdforthetimehtlag. Thelleg-
luer will he the dratlssasd,aftsr the
deadlock. by a DemocraticIdminlstra.
sever-likaburywhssimsu haveplsu-
nrdto ridatbeir wheat iotboWorid's
Fair. 'l'borldsrs willptoChicagovla
New York, Albany. www.mflalo.
old ludhu troll into the windy city.
Coming back they will visit flootreal.
Quebec snrl’i‘osouto. Thence down to
Portland. la. Boston and hours via
Immacuwuhrginnftesudays and
mamhIsIstsaty-twodayaremaluiug
stills fair two works. The total ea—
pslmoofthulflpwllliuflme
moanlssvashorttlsialu
Son
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Monolith-hm Ialonvalk
“Inhale-marrow.
Boo-rs Nonwau Cosouaosrwa West
avenue and West streets. Rev. “Aka dll.
m. and fill
“pastor 10.1!) a.
Eunday school. if. m. Young People’s
W crow Al; Endeavor moot
mo'e kd’su so “Elli...
ire Emily Gilchrist. Moral
Ev Banal ll;‘fn
to About
“talcum-Development."
80m Noawsaa 8°me West avenue.
Rev.
art‘s“- (Saree turner..-
Mouton) p. In; nnday
school. use In. ml’astorvrlll b l
and mount. pm mom I"
Bournh‘oawsu Bar-nor West avenuenear
Pine street. No settled tipast Preaching.
Turkrrv Hymnal. West street and Fair—
lehl avenue. South Norwalk.
ock. rector. Fourth Sun-la
.L'oInInunlon at 7;!) a. nut
Alan sermon at 10.3) a. ml? Sunday
achoo at 12 pan. Evening Prayer and srrnrou
at 7;“) m. wedlah service will be held
chn ay evening.
Noawsu Comma-noun. corner Park
and lrlevrls streets. Rev. 1'. K Noble. 1). 1)..
gastnr Serviccs at m.:!) a. In. anpd I’ll) ‘p In;
unday schoolJflllnm Y.P E.
meetingJ'JllpJn Morning stable“. 'Charit,
and L'haritlee—llnepttals in General. and the
Sorwalk Hospital in Particular." 1n thcevenv
fun the ninth of the series of people' s sen it on.
Subjec. nwhot thought more of his
office than of hisSaviour."
houwsha his-mourn. West and Mott ave—
um Rev George Van Ala} no.1). 1).. tor.
ficnires nun a m. and’ p. In: .‘uuday
nhool. 12m; lpworthl meeting. M!) p.
:‘n'd Morning whiter ”A Great Dchverance
dlts Ilsaonsfl Events subject. The
Supreme Question, or two cats ands Blos-
ng.
Nonwau Burner. East avenue, opposite
Green. Rev. E. Rabbi ins, pastor. Ser-
vlcmloflllam. and .a'llpgng Sunday school.
12 m.: temperance serv 35]) p. m.: young
wmmtng 6:3! :2. In. Morning subject
bet on- Pilate; ur. why Christianity is
u ”flnm’é’fii' lnigh" n" iiiiidllwfiin "3
s so canton r n owe
by baptismal service.
or. Paulo Erucolul. Church strvet oppo-
site the Green. Norwalk. Rev. ~l. '1'. Graham.
Holy Communionyll a. m. :Dlvine servll c with
mmnn,at 10:!) a m.. subject "The [livest-
mrnt and the investment." .undvu school.
mm m. Divine service with salmon, 75kt
In. The tlfth of the series on ”Christian Fall
W‘hyfl Modern Denim“ suhjwlnniome Reasons
Gases EPWPAI. Belden avenue and Cm
ntvwo Norwalk. Rev 5.11. Watkins. rector
Form Sunday in but. Holy Communlvin.9;kl
a. m.: Morning Prayer. (litany. and sorrow.
at “hills. m .liunday SchoolJ. 4m m.: Evening
Prayer and sermon,. 7:1! III. Loflcrlng at the
morning service for has tat.
9r. that's. R. C. corner or West avenue
undChnpcl street, Serwalk. Rev W J Sloc-
um. pastor um Mass." . a. m: Cbildrcn' s
31;:ch 1m lligh blue. nun-an; Vapors,
2’ .. p In.
2m A115" )frruouuvr. near \'an7.aur1l
lI’cnns-Jiastxorwalk. Rev. M. chg. lin‘
tor. Prevailing-10.1) am and Tmluu m.: rum-
dal' achml. 13 m.: young people" 3 Ins-cling call
u. m. Rev. Park, of Want-wt. will
pvt-orb in the moraine and the pastor In the
evening, on ”Bo Strong."
.‘lr. Psuas limos. V'sn7anrlt and Osborn
avenues. East Norwalk. Sunday school 3211:).
In. Iron sittings and a conllsl welcome to all.
Anvm l‘. humus. Y submit avenue Earl
Preach
Norwalk Mo‘s, ilk-1i a. m and tar p.
m.: Sunday school]. In. Eva-mm plu’ s meet-
lngvm) p m. pastor
Em Souwau swaorsn Covoam mos u.
Riverstde avenue. Rev. C. J. Anderson par
tor. firrvicreatllkam.am1‘z£l)p.m.; sun-
day school. an) p. In.
Sorrn \‘onw u. a blown: Roux. :r.‘ rim:-
out stml. lirrruan sends) .9:me Isl lo; it s
In; German HIV“?! at 2.111 p m.. b) pastor
.A. Bruckmeicr: Barium surv‘lcu at it»
D. In.
Dans! as Evssuuwuuns rlr. i’avm-Gp
lzrsua. Pastor 0. Apia. viruml Army “all.
I? stairs. \sshlngmn otml brldgo 30ml)
orvrslk. fixer (ire hell Abendlnahls will
a. m.: must ass hole. 2w a m.: Pram,
83» p. ru.. lztwoch.‘ hip. to. Possum»-
andacht. Allc Deutsch" willkomniru
srammroou l'amx ream. Sly sci-sue.
South Nonmlk. Sunday Schools! lgm
evening sari-1m" . p. m.: sublev'l."1'bfi 1 ram:
lhc’l'tmeaud the “ark; ur. God's Plan for
Brenner-whim i\.. ll. livingarisn sen-hrs
at ».m- Imam! 5 p. m.
nsssmvmu‘mru. l‘hun'b slum, near
Tayloravcnuc. tiunolay school a' 3:11! p. in.
You") Ins'a ('IImIvrrsu Amocurrox.»—
Bible class at 3 p. m.: flung service at l p. m
Arum Is Innonrn Fire-worst. hniuhl
streetfitiurvralk. Rev. J. D. Jacobs. pastor.
Morning sentient l0: 0a. in: Sunday min-ml
at 19:15:» In.-. or meeting at till p m.:
evening m» ire,’ .5 p. m
Csusuv ilsrruvr Soc Izrv unlnlsrd Bulld-
lug. corner W all and Knl fight slmts. Norwalk.
Pastor. Rev. l'. ammo “. anlkr. i‘hrisllan
Imieavor Miami ti!) o. In.
“Where yer been, Chlmmyl"
“A bloke sent me ter buy a damn postage
stampa."——1.ifc.
Win It.
laat evening at the retail grocers' dinner.
It was about a Presbyterian minister who
had a young son. a lull of sham to years.
lie was emleavoring to bring him up in the
way he should go. and was one day asked
byafrleudwbat be intended to make of
him. In reply be said:
"I am watching the indications. l have
a plan which 1 propose trying with the boy.
It is this: 1 am going lo place in my parlor
a Bible, an apple and a silver dollar. Then
lam goingto leave them smicalliutbs
boy. lam golngtowatchhlm fmmsoms
convenient place without letting him km;
hr:
After a little while the
his wits sully entered the
the youngster. flaws-
ill ,
,g.
5
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can-panama.
"WBMM used tothixk its
evuyth
how lag.
wmm w- mainland
malls
e vs out
Raisiusiu gel: pudding when tho:
our ”flaw
have MW”
Bomber when we odor har-
gains they sreallfrosh, new goods. .
Our reputation will insure that. . . ~ I
'f'
Cotobontothelifelinesweare / 4,‘ ~ .
throwing out. Our goods are sold V
on close figures, so you need not
pinch your appetite to save your
pocketbook.
The Rev. Dr. lllddell told a lively story I
4 CHARLI-zs E.
LEADING GROCEB.
.
READ
1.0 "II arcane 1'0
'ettlok otto
Bullion. m
market will he allow compete.
PEOPLE'S IIIKET.
18 North Main st., 80. Norwsllt.
Telephone call, 52.3.
I Satisfaction guaranteed.
SEYMOUR.
3a Wasnmerou or.
THIS l ’ ‘
CHICAGO All) BIN”.
Reducing Saturdayslavch llth. Min every purchaser of goods atallhsr markstto
the amount of ficents or more, at one time, we present a numbered ticket with coupon at-
tached. Detach theoouoon anddsposltit intbo box; rstainthe ticket unlllfloplember 2d.
1m at 00' clock p. m.. when the prizes will be drawn in the following manner:
The contents of the box will be emptied into a bag and thoroughly shaken. A child will
then be blindfolded and draw one coupon from the bag. The person holding the ticket with
tbs Wing number by presenting it at my office will receive therefor one lint-class
and rut urn. The drawing at South Vorwalk will be superintendcd
a") Georgelt. Bylnxton. and no person in any way connected with
James
either
The largest stock of Meals, Fruits. Vegetables, [rash Fish, etc, at lowest prices in Town.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor,
FIEE llEtllEill,
PEIlI’lE' 8 MARKET,
21 Wall st., Norwalk
I Telephonecoll, 5-7.3.
to wit:
1 will make it to the purchaser s
LUTHER
Don’t go out of town until vou have
SECilllD HAND WIGHNS OF ALL KINDS.
llor. ladison Ave. and Franklin St,
Blly a: Home and Save Money!
Wagons of All Kinds and at All Prices!
This season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all purposes,
BllBlilES, PillETllllS, CAIDPIE'S. SPIlllllES,
Stills. BlRRllGES, lflll BUSINESS VillilllS,
Which for Quality and Price cannot be beat In the country, and
advantage to buy of me.
ooked at my stock.
WRIGHT,
South iiorwail.
any article can have is the endorsement
of the mothr-rs of the town. When ti .-
mothers recmnruvml it you may know
that that article has more than onlmmy
merit. Here is what the ("-rntcrville,
South Dakota, Citizen says cdilomlly of
on article sold in their town: “From
personal experience we can any that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has brok-
en up bad colds for our children. We are
acquainted with many mothers in (‘en
trrvillo who would not be without it in
the house for a good many times its cost,
and are recommending it every day." 50
cent bottles. For sale by fl. 1 Stiiisou.
dngist.
-—lloo(l looking ucvvshnys wanted to
sell Tun Evmvlm Sum-Iv".
If a New \ ork millionaire glvcs a rim.
nor at 5th lI‘Ivenue undomth stlmgt. l mating
700. 00. w iciI gives 1 o v 'poin,
:an tllt'ttl.‘ pen Iic spend $1 ”£56 003i: doc-
erI' bills llnsll have to pay to 00
each for Cactus lll Core to cure them.
what would be the saving per capita If
the dinner should not be given. then'
being in persons at the feast?
inquire at Plaisted' s drug More when
on may have the pmhlcm solved and
get information ahoutt‘ wins lllmull‘ urv
Ghl' iren cm-
Pltcher’s Gastorla.
Children Cry for
Pitcher'e Castoria.
mnabywasdckmogavvhernam
mwmammvwfufhamfa
mumuummmm
muulmmmmm
children Ory to.
Pltoher’s Guatoria.
“m ' 6...... mm» on, «I...
To Item M. Witter f‘lvvkn] flu f‘flynf m". f
era—n ssttmvtt vested in me if
and y cvdsrnftbzfmmvmfiouncmlenm.m
th’a‘tflam ywmostmim will it?“ true!
to solicit oamsloth yuf
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“militant“. “unflimm meet the cur-
Mt um ul
tnapcvove or
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”.5 “sermons m; cm or mime
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Taylor 8: Golden.
Real Estate and humane.
\W .‘\ “US$103 STREET
Per-mm lmk'u. furalot.or house and lot,
purchasiwm vltcd'to
call and examim our list. a havehthem
sale in every part of the city at rvasonabg
[11’1er uni on rapv terms. um!
WANT BI).
I)” ll") wanted by young nipple withone
l bill year and s boll old, in MWEAME
private family short diatomic from depot
\‘vlll furninh own roumlf necessary. E. W.
ti..\cnnnr10fllu~ml0ilt
‘V‘ASTEIL- lira-smoking by experienced
dmmuk er. lngugcmcntn by theday. Fit
and finish Nrfrct Arts by hem-h system.
first rut-mucus glwn. Tc.rm« it!” It day.
Mn. \larllllr’z l. 3-th Mule street mlt2w
lllll
[‘0 rent from April 1.1mm or part of house
in room ‘Survrslk by a family of adults.
Address, giving particulars “1). it." Sentlucl
nl'n- r mtl If
\0l'Nli MAN about fifteen pure nil] in
; learn the printlm business. Most haves
good common school ulul alien and v-orm well
rccummo- mlml Apply Ill this office
To lll:1‘
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war nwr lavunlllll’la grin er stm
Nnrih Main strvri. South Norwalk. y tuba,“
C(lRD‘l national hard wood wanted at
once. John 1! Ferris mflzw
«my ”2]“th has two store ohm-"1&7;
s Apply-its lurk-n «let-It m rt
mullI. ltml 51 per muctb‘ca’fh. '33s”
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() rpl’virr, ell rmms. rant ".110th
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water In More No. ZtNuvtb Main at. A
to John [L Knapp, K: West atmt. Heath. or-
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