WWit‘h Hypophosphites at
501: a BflTTlE.
;We are soiling a selected Nor-
Oil saline as can be had
. ”*tbbmarket, and our Emulsion
is perfect.
musicians are using it and
., ending it to their pa-
dents.
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You know’all about our
tough Remedy,
fir. and 501: Bottles.
Price refunded if not satisfac-
tom.
? montage and Chemicals
prescription use is our
Specialty.
, Y be Pleased to [I11 you
figures for doing your work.
1E. Gorham,
In! first liens.
necxsn.
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1.11m some» suitor 11111 1111111111111.
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Box Werner Washington end North Main
Box mar Der 11111 Tones streets.
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Box lt—Weet street. opposite Franklin street
‘ school. . .
Box la-ccnoord street, opposite school.
Box 14—411mm North Main and Ann streets.
Box lit-Corner High street and Beyvlow
evenuc'.
Box Io—Ncrwalk iron Works budding.
Box lV—Corner West avenue and Cedar
street.
Box )l-Oorncr West street and Taylor
avenue.
Box 23~Coruer Ely avenue and Boston street.
Box zit—Corner South Main end Monroe
streets.
Box all—Electric Light station.
Box dl—l‘airlleld avenue enii Cedar street.
muletnro Almanac for 'l'o-mcrrnw.
Bun Rises Bun Sate Highm This Low Tide
tzli 4-5 at 11110 at 11:49
INew York flmld‘Weethcr l'oreelat.‘
The weather to-day promises to be clear and
warmer. To-mcrrow it promises to be warm-
er and generally fair, followed by cloudiness.
sourn 111111111“.
What the People of 011; City are Doing
and Saving.
—Don ttorget 118. 0. reception, to 1113116
lira. Theodore Knapp returned to day
from a three weeks‘ visit. with relatives
in New Haven
—Sausage 1% cents, at urges” market.
Patsy McGanu, one of Ray mond
Brothers’ expert drivers, has moved his
family from Water street to Taylor ave-
nue.
—-Blanketsl Blenketsli Blankets!!! Buy
now: never were better for the money.
Dwyers’, 07 Washington street.
Rev. Mr. Fuhrman, of Detroit, Mich,
proachedun eloquent sermon in the Ger
man Lutheran church. Washington
street bridge, last night.
—You can buy spring chickens and
fowls for mic. pound; turkeys for 181:.
at Hoyos‘ market.
A cat belonging to Mrs. (bnklin, who
keeps a boarding house on North Main
street, mot death in a peculiar way this
morning. She caught a mouse, and
while devouring it was choked to death.
«Charles E. Seymour,the leading guy
cer,oxteuds a special invitation to the
buyers of groceries of this town to visit
his store. examine stock and get prices
before leaving order elsewhere.
Early this morning a team ran into
the electric light pole opposite Commie
eioner J. A. Volk’s residence on South
Main street and caused the light to fall.
Mr. Volk, with the aid of aladder,cl1mb~
ed the pole and repaired the damages
—Splendid 11111111111111. S. 0. reception.
Music Hall, to night. Select.
The petition of Mrs. lde F. Keeler, of
South Norwelk, for a divorce from her
husband, James Keeler, now said to be
In South Salem, is being heard in the
Court oi Common Pleas today. hits.
Keelcr alleges lutemperenco and cruelty.
—The largest line of line candles in
town, at L“°"i_,,_..,....
in order to make 11 place for Saute
Claus,who will soon arrive with his pack
of Christmas goods, the South Norwalk
Boston Store has made a sweeping re
ductiou in‘ the kitchen department, in
order to make room for the display of
holiday goods.
—th pork like, at Heyee' market.
Petrlok McCue reported to the police
this morning that Barnard Connolly bed
a stove belonging to him, which he re-
fused to give up. Mr. Mocha said they
both occupied a house on Taylor avenue
so one time, and when he moved he left
the stove, telling Mr. Connolly he could
use it if bedssirsd. He says they have
allre in it all the time and refuse to give
it up.
~We carry the largest and beaten
sortmeut oi blankets at panic priorel
flay now-“don’t waItI Dwyer’s.ll‘i Wash-
ington street. .
lir. end lire. Patrick Iiulvihlil, who
have kept ehoerdlog house on lievllsud
street were arrested Wednesday nig
by Cobtlanwm. on a body
for a meet bfll of” III), which they owed ‘
E. J.Wedhehs.3m were lodged in the
county jail, eudyeetsrdey lire. Margaret
[tighten forebhtd bonds for their re-
lease. A decor of tits. Mulvlhlll, who
lives In New York, came to Norweik
last night, want '19. Attorney Grey's ml-
dsneseifl 11ch themes.
“Plenty of 111111 Bnylsr‘c candy at
W's
A cumulus oflsflssof The Knob
Onondsbkevecsvssusdiore'l'hesks
monomer-secondment
MW“ {brilliant aches
00.,
So. mNorWalk.
Dibble I! Oomstock have received
11wa 5,000 pounds of the celebrated
Daisy. butter from Delhi, Delaware
county, N. Y. _ ..
Joseph Lockwood. who was employed
at Thekuob last summer, and Henry
Hoyt have opened a restaurant on the
Washington street bridge.
J —Dsncs with the I. 8. 0., lfu‘sic Hull,
tonight. Tickets of members.
“Foster Brothers, of Danbury,‘ and the
principal owners of Bell island, have
been awarded the contract to build the
new aims house for Danbury. Their bid
was $88,676. 1
~—Tboec Japanese boxes at Lane’s are
from Vantine‘s. A No. I.
The Independent Social club reception
at Music Hall, to night, promises tobe
one of the most enjoyable social elicits
of the season. A large number of people
expect to attend.
-—Don' tfail to read the People's liar-
ket ed. to- -day.
—You can buy spring chickens and
(owls 111112111. pound; turkeys for 180.,
at Hayes' market.
Hurry Ferguson, who said he lived in
Bridgeport, was before Justice Barrett
this morning,cl1erged 11111111111111.1111“.
lie was found guilty and lined $2 and
costs, but not. being able to pay be was
taken to jail.
Colonel Frost has written letters of apo
probation to commandant: of Com as
B and K, Iocafiid in Bridgeport, for hav-
ing won more marksmen‘s badges this
year than any of the other companies in
the regiments—B, 29; K, 28.
«Plenty of delicious bread, at issue‘s.
Ex Governor Lonusbury and hire.
inunsbury will probably spend a part of
the present winter in travel through the
south and west. They love old Ridge-
field, and their house here remains open
the entire year. —Ridgelield Press.
—-1.S.C. reception, Music Hall, tonight.
There is nothing new in Danbury labor
circles. The situation is the same as it
was Saturday. The conference betwoen
the finishers and the manufacturers has
not taken piece yet. Until it does and is
over with, nothing new is expected.
-—At C. E. Seymour‘s 20 lbs. granulated
sugar, 31 ; shoulders, ilc lb;hnu1s, 1411 lb,
boneless bacon, 16c lb; 7 lb oat meal, 25c;
3 an cranberries, 256; best flour, 000
bag. First quality goods.
The Young Woman 11 Christian Temper-
ance Union will hold a business meeting
this evening at the home of him. G. F.
Waters, 17 Day street. All members are
earnestly requested to be present. A
short report of the state convention will
be given.
—[.ane‘s is without doubt the piece to
buy handy.
The county commissioners were in
Shelton granting liquor licensee yester-
day. Wednesday they were InStemford
for the same purpose. There were few
new applications In the letter plece.prob-
ably on account of the commissioners'
determination not to increase the num-
ber of licenses over the number over the
number granted last year. There was a
remonstrnnce on the ground of unsuit-
eblllty of person and place to the grant-
lng of a license to John McCullough for
a saloon user Taylor's crossing.
The ladies of the South Norwelir Bap-
tlst church are making elaborate prepare-
tione for their fair and supper to be held
Monday and Tuesday. November 21 and
22. afternoon and evening. A dellelouu
hot supper, e sale of bceutIIuI’fency
work and cake et very low prices, dress-
ed dolls that will delight the little ones,
atdcil parade, e concert from II to 8
o‘clock by Jerome Heys Banjo club.
11lll be the attractions Supper will he
served from It to II o'clock. See the ad:
vertisemcat and be convinced that a
most enjoyable evening is In' store for
those who attend.
~Fresh pork lilo. et Beyes' market.
NOIWALI END.
.1 111-111 item or 1111-. run 1111
Uncles I“ of Iowa.
lsrsel Putnam Election, 011love of 11111-
perencc, will meet so It o'clock tonight,
In at. George Bell. Iieln street.
a no line for killing cell was imposed
upon a In. Edwards, of New York.
tinny e Novwelk rues would willingly
metre good Hrs. Edward’s Ilse1i she
1111qu coins to Norwelk end kill some or
the «is. “W
~Ancw line of winter Welshm-
m,scrge,deceel,ste..llced and w
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Boston store, limelk. Prices no»
fromtljllicflds.
‘
11111 buy thsaiireci m. up.
Jail keeper Cherlcs Gehsbe still con
tlnues seriously ill He Is delirious at
times.
Mrs. John El. Hardy, of Norweik, is
visiting bliss Lydia Clerk, at 81 Osborne
street, Denbury._ _ - --
Niel Nettlo Miller. of Elizabeth, N. J. ,
is visiting her cousin. If'lss Fannie E
01111.01111111111 street.
11111111151111" B. 13111111211, 11» lifty 110
years treasurer of the town of Nor-walk.
—-Freeh home made pies, Ibo. llleed' .
William E. Johnson, of Pine street,
who was run over on Main street one
night this week and quite badly hurt. is
improving. , ._
The record book in which the next
city clerk will keep the records of the
city of Norwalk has arrived. The city
charter is printed on the “front page
A horse car is 1011 run through to
Winnlpauk to accommodate corset fact-
ory employee. who get through work at
4:30 o'clock every afternoon. . o
lilies Fannie E. Clark returned early
this week from a sojourn in New. Britein
and this morning started for Danbury.
where she will remain overSunday, visit-
ing relatives.
—'l he Chicago Singer Sewing Machine
is now on exhibition at the Boston store,
Norwalk. Price only $9.08.
.1...—
John Scoliold, of Hurlbutt stfeet, chal-
lenges any man in Wilton, weighing
under two hundred pounds. to a
Iighttoe finish, Marquis of Queensbury's
rules to govern.___mw
Testimony was taken in the civil suit
of Bernard McGovern vs. the Nora-elk
Horse Railroad company. in the Superior
Court, yesterday. The case goes to the
jury to-day. .. ..
Frank Pretto of Winnipauk, went to
Port Chester today to attend the funeral
of his step father. William Martin, who
was killed Wednesday by falling from
the roof of a church.
——Mead' e candy fresh every day.
Some of the members of Ksbaoae En-
campment went to Bridgeport lest
evening to visit Stratiisld Encampment
and witness the working of the third
degree. They were royally entertained,
and returned loud in their praises of
Bridgeport hospitality.
The evenrng school to be established' in
Norwalk November 27, is open to all
residents of the town over fourteen
years of age, male or female. Principal
Maples expects the attendance will be so
large that it will be necessary to open a
branch school in South Norwalk.
it was announced yesterday that libs
Emma Barnes. who lives with her
grand-parents, Mr. and hire. John Britta,
on France street, was the wife of Joseph
Miller. who formerly worked for C. '1'.
Cornwall. Of late Mr. Miller has been
working in New York city, but last
week came to Norwalk, and is now liv-
ing with his wife. They were married
in Pound Ridge, N. Y., October 25. 1892.
Their many friends otter congratula-
lions.
Town clerT Herbert R. Smith received
today a werantes deed from Thomas J.
Campbell, of New York, to the Maureen
Institute. The sale was consummated
October 96. 1868. As the deed was not
recorded. Mr. Campbell was responsible
for the tens, end suit was brought
against him by the selectmen. The town
won the case. and Ir. Campbell settled.
The sending In of the deed for record to-
day, however. does not relieve ltr. Oernp-
boll from terse on this year's enactment,
so it is too late for the essescorsto act
on it.
Last Sunday evening Rev. 5‘. 53 Rob-
bins began e series of twelve sermons
upon Heaven. A very large and attentlve
audience was present. The subject was
“is There a Future Lifel. ” Inch Inter-
est has been awekooed from thematieriy
way In which the theme was handled.
and next Sunday evening. when he
preaches the second of the series, “The
location of Heaven," themprobebly will
benoompty nets. Thethlrdsermaeln
the series will he “11 Heaven 1 Planet”
tools Willa heurieiolag his "puts.
tlonesalilistisr. 1111111 fithIkin cor-
respondent ot the BIdgeileld Press. by a
gigantic apple deal In that and neighbor
leg towns. and will skip. this week,
through a lien York count-Ion house,
upwerds of twelve hundred 11.1.1. .1
saluted frail,» 0mm Mutual
of two hundred and forty-four bench
having left Wilton yuttdey.
Ten years ago today occurred the}
Thssrlsvvism1uuviemchstssesyuonssollmsctthusssluus
turpentine Issldltltstocuv
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be here 1 i111 [insets left over from 1111 yssr, on 11111 111 but made 1 rises" out. You
A Dickerman & sea,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.,
Highest of all it Leavcning Power.—-Latcst U. S. Gov't Report.
DONATION.
The Snow club expect to have a grand
dinner Thanksgiving nicht. '
Richard Crockbtt, who was run over
some days ago and had s rib broken and
numerous and severe cuts inflicted about
the face, is able to be aboutagaln.
Several members of the Young 1’1 .
pic's Society of Christian Endeavor will
go to New Canaan by carryall. tonight,
to attend a union meeting in that place.
Fred Diets, of 11.111 York, has present-
ed to Rev. J. M. Carroll two of his No :l
Globe tubular lamps, one for the person
ego and one for himself.
Rev. A. V. Brewer, of New Canaan,
will give a lecture in the Methodist
church, Thursday evening, December 14.
on the “World’s Felt.“ to be illustrated
with 125 line views of the exposition.
The fourth lecture of tho Chautauqua
Extension course on Greek life will be
given in the flothodist parsonage this
evening at 8 o'clock. Subject. "Marriage
Customs, Ritesot Burial and the Grimm."
The railroad commissioners held. a
meeting here yesterday and discussed the
Main street cussing and the Austin
block, which they-will probably purchase
togetland necessary to complete their
four-tracking improvements.
A special town meeting will be held in
the town hall, Ito-marrow afternoon at- "
o‘clock, for the purpose of taking action
on the proposed new Kalahari road and
the widening and straightening of the
highway in front of the esters of the late
Colonel Stephen Raymond, near the Nor-
welk line.
The town hall was crowded last night.
the occasion being an entert'iini'rurnt
given under the auspice-1 of tho Metho—
dlst church. Twenty members of the
Epworth League of the idiot Nor-walk
Methodist church presented "The De
trict School," after which there was a
musical and literary programme by the
following article: Violin. piano and
comet, lift. and Mrs. l’oyvez and Ed“
mund Trownscnd; rcoitntions, II. T.
Brewer, of Stamford. Miss L. tiny Ray-
mond, of South Norwallr: vocal solos,
W. J. Ireland and Henry Tilly, of South
Norwalk; whistling duott, with banjo
accompaniment, Misses Elsie Raymond
and Louie Wool, of South Nor-walk.
At the conclusion of the programme
refreshments were served to those parti~
cipating. The net procmis will be about
.75,
Wednesday evening, while Miss iii. K.
Sands, the artist, and Principal iiibbins
were driving in Stamford. a team of run-
away hordes dashed into their carnage.
MnBlbbins endeavored to rein in his ani-
mal toavoida collision with the run.
away team as they turned into Main
street Miss Sands was thrown from the
carriage. Mr. Bibbins was badly Injur~
ed, and it was feared that his arm was
broken, but he refused to have it examin-
ed until he got homo. lilies Sends was
badly frightened by the severe shock the
received and was taken with fainting
spells. She abo sustained injuries. but
fortunately of only 11 trivial nature.wi1lcl1
Dr. Darby attended to. A boy named
John Harrison was driving the learn
which ran away. William Fietcher,a
young colored 1111111. was on the seat
with him and both were thrown out
when the collision occurred. The boy's
foot caught In one of the wheels and
be was dragged a short distance. [is re
solved abs} cut on the forehead and was
so badly about the body that be
was. his». so bed yessssdey.
Fletcher vod only a slight scratch on
one ills of his face. The buggy In
whbh lbblus and Miss Sends were
riding w‘l totally demolished. The
horses were captured after going 11 short
distance. Theeccldcnt was the result or
careless driving on the part of young
Kerrieou.
All")?! 331' or Jliilbim.
11-11. leeceseryw ”W the Resignation of
Judge John I. flail.
The resignation of Judge John Ill. lIslI
mail of Mass to prveidcon the Superior
Court bench. Chief Justice Andrews
busiest completed his assignment. 11hr.
11g out the following assignments for
I‘elrfieid county:
Judge 3511mm holdsesbort calcu-
dereesslee I11 Bridgeport, December to,
and opens a mobs-catch the lint
Tuesday in January, 11.11.111.111. 8.
Hell oyssewlihssbort cebadnsevslee
m. lurch it, and a regular
made it necessary to heveencw sllot~ e-
WESTI’OBT.
Miss Miriano L, Coley has been visiting
friends in Southport.
Mrs. G. J. Underwood has been visit-
ing friends in Redding.
bliss Alice Palmer, of Strntfnrd, is
visiting Miss Agnes llllls.
M75. Judson Wright and daughters
have moved to Bridgeport.
The horse cars are now titled with
healers of the Baker patent.
Mrs. Sabina Bowens, of New York, is
visiting Mrs. Imcuzo Tuttle.
George Jellitie is making preparations
to build a forty foot sail boat.
hire, Samuel Wood,of Stratford, has
been the guest of friends here during the
week.
There will be an .1... journcd tire 1111111111 '
mwting, in the Opera House, tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The selectrncn are tender arc-ward
fur the arrest and conviction of‘ the
Saugatuck incendiary.
Charles H. Romper, Jr., now has the
morocco factory on Riverside avenue
lighted with electric lights.
Parties from Norwaik are negotiating
with some of our merchants with ll view
of doing trucking for them.
Frederick Wildman, the Main street
tonsoriai artist, has purchased the Fred-
erick W Sherwood place on Washington
avenue, the 111111 paid being 82,200
List of unclaimed letters at the West-
port poet oilicc: bliss Bessie (,iessner,
()win W. Hotchkins, Mr. Joseph O‘Con-
nor, Adolf Peterson, W. hf. Wolfe.
We have been requested to any that
Miss Esther it. Downee and Miss Bessie
L. Marvin, and not Mrs. Kenneth Muc-
kenzie, were delegates to the Woman s
Auxiliary society, which convened at
liicridcn last Thursday.
The funeral of the late Frank ii. Tny~
lor, who died at his home in Cranberry
Plains, Tuesday, aged forty three years,
will take place from his late residence
to marrow. Rev. George (‘. Peck. of the
Methodist church, will oiiicinto, and the
burial will be in Willow llmoh cemetery
llrhpors and others showing window
goods liable to lose color by fading are
advised to put yellow colored glass in
their windows as the bleaching is caused
by the while rays of the sun ’11 light.
1 map is a terror to young mothers
To post them concerning the tirst symp
toms and treatment is the object of this
item. The first indication of croup is
boarsemss in 11 child who is subject to
croup it may be taken as a sure sign of
an approatli of an attack i‘oiiowing
this hoamenm 13o peculiar, rough 11111311
if (. ‘hnrnbcriainu ( ough remedy is given ‘
as soon 1111 the child becomes hoarse or
even after the rough cough has appeared it
will prevent the all: icir it has never
been known it) fall. 25 and 501'th bot-
tles for sale by (i. C. Stillsoo, druggi’st
iienry Wilson, the postmaster at
Welshtnn, Florida. says he cared a case
of diarrium oi longstanding in six hours.
with one small bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Disrrbma Remedy.
What a pleasant surprise that must have
been to lhe sufferer. Such cures are not
unusual with this remedy. in many in-
stances only one or two doses are rc~
quired to give permanent relief It can
always be depended upon. W hell rc-
1Iuced with water It is pleasant to take.
For sale by (I C tilillson, druggist.
If a New York millionaire gives a dirt-
“050 11305111 3:111:11? and1 311111 street, costing
fl . W o g voe s
end these people s d £00556. WY (1113100.
ors' bills and tinny have to pay
each for Cactus BloodCuro to cure t
what would be the saving par cap its Ii
the dinner should not be given. there“
being 87 persons at the feast?
Inquire at Plalstcd'e drug store, where
you may have the biorn solved and
.111 Informationalmu C ctitmr- ii‘ urn.
w .1. 11111111111
of McKay, 0hio.ls
lsof thccplnlou that
there to nothing as good for children.
troubled with colds or ycoon ”Chains—w
berlains Con h Ruined l s has used
It In his fern mly for several years with
the best results and alwac skueps s but»
tie of It In the house. ftcr having la
grippe he was himself troubled with 11
severe cough. lie used other remedies 45%
without 11111111 and then concluded 111
try the children's medicine and to his
delight it soon elfscicda mane neat
cure. 911111111
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50 cent bottles 5:: sale by
Dru let.
Pitcher’s esoteric.
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mmmeMchvi-dformh.
Whenehebmelhmem 1.1m
museum-summoning:
Children Cry for
Pitchers necrotic.
Children cry MW
Pitcher v'e esoteric
, PEOPlE' 8 MARKET.
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YOU EAT! IT RIGHT 11111111 Kill ”Iii I
We 111.11 you 1'1“
21 1.1.1.1....11 1111s 11111111 111111111111111. 1131.
Th 1111111 trails of Flour. per Banal, $4. 55; tlic lug.
New Prunes, 2511-4
31b. New Muscatel Basins,2oc albs.
Carolina Rice, 251,3 1111111111111 0111111111, 2111; 11 lbs Btandrd
Soda Crackers, 25c; fancy Tomatoes, 1013 can; can Corn, 10c None
“New Beans, 25c; ii’arw
250. 1511311111111:
ggchalggce Mount
on us, 10c qt, 8 of the Best Tea in the
d511icious;poButter and Cheese are the v
State. Our Codes is ery ‘
Largest and finest stock' of Staple and fancy
the
Groceries 111 th direction. Ten thousand dollars worth of new
and don’t be
e to be turned into cash. (3’
Eoolod elsewher . we as your order
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street, Telephone Call 1312
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San usage.
Fresh hgihemlsd
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sugar on
Lninbc Chops
E. 1i. WADHAIYIS, Proprietor
FIIEE DELIVERY, PEIIPLE'S MARKET
13 North Main st., 80. Norwalk. 21 Wall st. N rwalk
Telephone call, 5243. | Satisfaction guaranteed. i Telephone 0.311,.) 57-3
Special for the Holidays.
PORTRAITS I N
CRAYUN. PASTELLE, WATER CflLOB MID SEPIA,
in head .urk from the original negative. This superior grade of cork cannot be made from
copies. but 11111111 be done from the original negative only, thereby preserving all the flue qual-
ity of the Mme. and prlxlui mg in the iinlnhed picture velvety softness and richnessof tone and
detail. A line exhibition of this beautiful work may now be seen at Studio
FIN E I’lCTL RE FRAMES l\' lYORY AND GOLD ------
A new line of
—~——~ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHS IN PlutTINOTYPES—
open for inspection.
E. M. JACKSON, PHOTOGRAPHER, 53 Will ST. illlIiYIlllI.
Surprising How Low the Price on
FURNITURE
Has fallen this season. We are now selling Antique Oak
Plush Seat Rockers for $2.01). formerly sold for $3.00; Antique
Oak Plush Seat. Chairs for $1.51», former price, $2.00; the beat
Chamber Suit of Seven pieces for $1s‘.00 in the market.
I0 Per Cent Reeuclion on All Goods Ior‘ Cash.
9- \4
BUY WHEN YOU CAN BUY CHEAP.
llavid Slow, 28 South Main Street.
IIIIIIY AMERICA.
12111101- 81 Golden.
Ileal Estate and insurance
WASHINGTON STREET.
11-12mm: lmkirl f11ralot,or house-11nd 11,
with the view 0 purchasing.are invited 1
callnndsxnminu our-list “shave themi~ -r
sale in every partof the city at remona‘to
prices and on cuv terms. 111131 if
WANTl-‘D
‘[ L. [ll'XTON 111111111 11111111111111.1111. at her
- own home or by tho day.t.'ultln1:
tiliingaall remmleiiugdone. W ark guaranteed.
Prices rca.-111nai1ie.No. l Orchard error-t
Norwaik.i1l1‘it
(Hill. in .1}. 1:1 111 r111 hon» Work Apply in
(IN 1'. Butler: N11. L’i' F'tlit'illiti avlcn‘uo
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