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Dashes Hermfi'l'hcra and Evcrwhoro in
Korwallr. South Norwallr and the 1m-
Iadiau varsity—n.» and Mishapa of
I Day condensed into Crisp Paragraphs
Auctioneer James Mitchell bar the
K'ir- '
”Barnard McGovern, of. Elm street. is
seriously ill with the grip. *
A pension has. been reissued to Stephen
F. Waring, of South Norwalk.
Uilio Akerstrom, the actress, will play
in Meridsn the balance of tile week.
Small snow plows have been fastened
' to the trolleycaru to keep the tracks
clean.
Miss Gillum and Miss Manson. of rooms
4 and ii of the Franklin street school, vis-
ited the Stamford scllools Wednesday.‘ '
The Helping [land Circle of King’s
Daughters gave a sale and supper at the
norwalk Methodiscchurch. Wednesday
night. .___..-_._,
Charles Randolph, of Chatham, N. Y.,
formerly of Norwalk. died there last
week. He was once employed by J. A.
Partricir.
The ofiicial board‘oi the Norwalk
Methodist church met Wednesday ever»
ing and made the usual Christmas ap.
proprintion. .__. M‘
The .l.”u. Buckley & Son Elastic Web
Works are working iron 8 to 4 o'clock,
five days every week. One hour conning
is allowed.
The Danbury banks. which paid out
from $00,000 to $75,000 -a week for bat-
ters’ payrolls before the lookout. paid
out only $6,000 last week,
The Y. P. s. o. of the south Norwalk
Baptist churchwill hold their semiannual
business meeting for the election of offic-
ers and committees, this evening at 7:30
o'clock.
James Bates, postmaster at West Nor-
walk, received a letter yesterday. con-
taining a green goods postage stamp of-
fensimilar to the one made to Post-
master Hubbell._fl ‘M
Dr. Gregory's horse fell down on Wall
street. yesterday, breaking the shaft.
Mrs. Gregory was in the carriage at the
time, but preserved her presence of
mind, and was not injured.
A woman went into 3 Norwalk gro-
cery, yesterday, and upon a town order
she purchased a pound of candy.some
dates, cheese, and tea. Who says Nor—
waik’s poor do not live high?
George F. Atherton. formerly of this
lira. George Jennings is ill at harbours
.on leopard street. ~
Complaint is made that a crowd of
noisy boys make the Norwalk depot their
headquarters, much to the discomfort of _
the patrons of the road.
There has been excellent coasting on
Fitch's hill, Norwalk, for the past few
evenings. which has, been enjoyed by a
large number of young people.
The prayer meeting in the Norwalk
Congregatiopal church, ,lut night.
was of a missionary character. Mics
Minnie Wlxon presided at the new
piano. and the singing was led by a choir
composed of Mrs. Andrew V. Booth,
Miss Lydia A. Mr, Miss Lulu K. Stun-
ley, Miss Kata Bartram and Mrs. Emma
Wheeler. Mrs. T. K. Noble road the re-
port of the meeting of the Ladies' Board
of Foreign Missions. held at Portland,
Maine, last week Wednesday and Thurs"
day.
George Palmer, of Long Ridge, a horse
dealer well known in Norwalk, was
arrested for horse stealing last week.
Stephen Wood, of Bedford. and William
Cook, of Greenwich, were also arrested.
They were charged with being implicat-
ed in stealing a horse owned by John
Height, of Glenville. on the night of
January 6, 1891. Joe Connor, of Green-
wich, was convicted of the crime and is
now serving a six years“ sentence in
Auburn prison. Lately he gave the plot
away and the arrests is the result. The
prisoners were bound over to the Supe-
rior‘Oourt for trial.
380A!) RIVER.
Janus Dyer is dangerously ill at his
home opposite the chapel.
The ladies of the Broad River chapel
are getting rip a Christmas entertain.
ment.
The trustees of the chapel will hold
their regular monthly meeting to-mor-
row night. .
Charles St. John has raised the frame
for his new house on the Silver Mine
road. The work of sheathing is already
under way.
George Hodges, the well—known alma-
nac poddler, expects to receive his stock
of almanacs this afternoon and gill start
on his rounds immediately.
Blacksmith Banks is still in jail. Mr.
Rogers denies that he ispsying his board.
Mrs. 'Banks is supported by the town.
Who is responsible, the lawyers or Mr.
Rogers ?_m A ’
BABIEN AND NORUToN.
George Leonard, the Noreton livery-
man, has had a new office. about ten by
fifteen fest, erected in front of his sta-
ble. ft is one story in height.
Theodore W. Austin says the report
which appeared in last Saturday’- Hour,
to the effect that the four tracking opera:
tions, which are going to be very damag-
ing to his property in this place, have in-
city, will give a dinner December iii. solved him in adispnte with the railroad
to the Twelfth Night club, composed of company, is unfounded. He has no
theatrical people, at the Aberdeen [10- reason to doubt, he says, but that the
tel in New York, of which Mr, Ather- company will willingly settle with him
tea is proprietor-4.7““ on a satisfactory basis. It happens that
A meeting of the board of officers of
the Connecticut Division of the L. A.
W, will be held at the Hartford Wheel
club rooms, Friday evening, December
15. at 7:80 o'clock. Delegates from the
Alpha Wheel club will attend.
Miss Nash will meet the Sunday school
children in the Congregatlcnal chapel,
this afternoon at 8:15 o'clock. to prac-
tice their Christmas carols, and at 4
o’clock, directly following the rehearsal,
thaJuniol' Endeavor Society will have
its regular weekly meeting.
At their meeting, Tuesday night. the
Oarpeuters’ Union voted to extend a
helping hand to all its members in need.
Further action in this line. and other has
portant business, will be transacted at
the next meeting of the Union, on Tues
day evening, December iii.
it is announced that the batting firm
of Bundle A: White, of Danhury, which
is a member of the Manufactured asso
ciation. will not reopen its factory till
spring. The firm employs about 200
hands. It is known that none of the
factories will open till January 1, and
now, it is thought, similar announce-
ments may he made by sunroof the other
factories on account of the labor trouqu
and the dullness in the halting trade.
Tbs'followlng pupils of Grade ii. East
florwalk school, were present every day
during the put three months: Harry
Afusworth.llva Bowen. Louis Brutal.
Bertha Callaghan, Emma Cromwell,
had Edwards, Ksto Grorschncr, Ab
mass Hsinulman. Harry Keogh,
Josie Lockwood, Maurice Imcjoy,
Myron Osborn, Harold Ola-trad, 0mg.
Palmer. Bonnie Parker, Fannie Ross,
Minnie Raymond. Annie flee. Georg
Bpraguc. May firliook, Lina Taylor, nu
tisWright. .
the fourvtracking work aflects his pro-
perty in three or four different place
along in that section. and so far he has
seen no disposition to treat him in other
thaualiberalnnd reasonable spirit. It
is true the most important transaction—
tllat which affects his block of stores and
tenements-4s still unsettled, but from
what has already passed between him
and the company, he sssano rsaaouto
fear but that it will do the right thing in
this instance also. ‘So far from having
any complaint to make, Mr. Austin
praises the liberaiity of the company,
and quotes some instances in which pro-
perty owners have made a profit by the
operations. which they could scarcely
hope to make any other way at all likely
to develop. In one instioce the company
paid $1,500 for a strip some sixty foot
wide taken from the edge of a tract of
land some six or seven acres in extent--
having but recently been purchased for
moo .
‘lho [lat Train.
The condition of the hat trade in all
its branches has «pounced little if any
change in the past month. Trails is dull
to the last degrsc.
in the one mile many of the alarm
have been out on second Fail trips, but
aside from obtaining a few small orders
hers and there, they have met with little
macaw. Balesmsu who arsnow on the
road with Spring samples do not wear
the happiest facts imaginable.
a moat pronou
“mambo" of the jobbrrs. to buy
later and many of them sx'prr- the
opinion that tho jobhtrs wil not buy
until their retail (extortion tofu-
dials ‘ from be 003th and rust
scorn to or almost
of a.
decidedly
oppositcoouditlous
'l‘ho simmers-rein s
pedantic and con--
qmtlfl are orders.
south said
anoint t
bola-fool: buttermil-
dltion audtbough roars
adoring surly l
Racially tthridgoport Farmer "pub, M
llslrrd from tbs Imam alumni. an
artists relative to the Men’s Plains
about. 0. if. Grumman. the lunch
or. now wriustotbs Farmer as follows:
in action! in you! ll“ "WHIP"
W assuming the «remarks
fool’s Plains school. which isfalssis
m ”IN. I tumu-
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iiilEiiDElEii S_EliT BACK
The Man Who Went to Kill the
Kaiser Released.
was BISMAROK'B some ram.
Driven Iro- Oor-ta-y by tho ll-cha-csl.
ler, III Called II. Latter'o Downfall and
Then Challenged the Emperor Bonn"
I!- Did lot Hang the Prince.
Paula, Dec. u—itichard Goerdelsr, the
American citizen who arrived at Marlon-
wordcr in July, ram. and was oriented on
the charge of lore majesty for having sent
a challenge to Emperor William, is among
the passengers who left Bremen on Doc. 6
bythe Havel for New York. He was re-
lcaaod at the request of President (‘levc-
land.
In June, 1891. Professor Richard (loci-dc-
lcr was professor of music at the Penning-
ton seminary in New Jersey. The story of
his life is quita a romance, and it is more
than probable-that his troubles unhlngsd
his mind. ,
Long before the time he sent a challenge
to Kaiser William—as far back, in fact, an
lam—Gondola was a lieutenant in the
Prussian army and at times was brought
into contact with Bismarck.
Tbs American ci war was in full blast
just then, and one ' he learned that Bill-
marck had ordered a cargo of arm to be
shipped to the southern Confederacy. When
Bismarck became aware that this secret
was in the possession of the lieutenant, he
at once laid his ions to accomplish the
destruction of the young man.
Ila Wu Par-scented by Bismarck.
The first step was to get Gocrrlcler out
of the army. This was ousllyaccompllshed.
Then Bismarck set about ruining him so
cially and financially. Goerdeler was en-
gaged to a handsome yopug women. and
after trumplng up a charge of forgery
against blnxshe was induced or coerced into
marrying another man. Goerdcier had
some property, but ill one way or another
he was whecdled out of it, and he was
blfged to give up a lucrative position in
rim-that of representative of the
Northern Pacific railroad.
Then Goerrleler came to the United
States and soon afterward obtained cm‘
ployrncnt in the insurance department at
Albany. He then set his brain to work at
devising a scheme for the ruin of his ene-
my, tho then all powerful Prince Bic
march, chancellor of the German empire.
lie begun by writing a letter to the our
ror, and although he received no reply
rain the kaiser it was not long afterward
that the chancellor lost his place and was
santfnto retirement, and lien- errdcler
is convinced that his enemy's fall from
wcr was the direct result of his appeal
to William if.
But this revenge did not entirely satisfy
him. He pondered over his wrongs, and
finally came to the conclusion that the
world was not big enough to hold both
himself and the caohaacellor. iiaviug
lost his position at Albany. he in the mean-
time had secured that of professor of music
at the Pennington seminary.
From there he sent a long and imperative
letter to Kaiser William. in which he in-
formed his majeaty that Bismarck must
ha bung, and that if he was not he. the
Kaiser. would have to fight a duel with
pistols at 15 paces.
Challenged tho Kaiser.
Receiving no reply front the kaiser,
Goerdcler sailed for Europe, and in July,
lwl, he arrived in Berlin. There he was
for awhile closely watched by detectives
and finally was incarcerated in an insane
comm. icom which he hits been recently
re ed.
In Albany, where Mr. (locrdclcr is well
known, he is regarded as a crank of the
first class. He went to the state capital
from New York, and it was, according to
all accounts, in Albany that his insanity
be antorlcvelop.
is was pursued by the idea that he was
singled out no a special object of vengeance
and frequently wrote abusive letters about
those whom he thought were conspiring
against him, including members of his own
family, IA well an utter stranger-u. This
mania led to his dismissal from the insur-
ance department.
lilo hallucination led him to invoke the
aid of several European monarchs, whom
he in turn abused in letters to other», charg-
ing them with conspiring against him and
threatening to expose their political de-
signs.
llia last appeal for aid was to the pope.
By this time his imaginary fortune had
grown to millions, and though a Protea-
taut he promised the church large some for
its help.
ifs imagined his imaginary fortune and
himself the chief object of contention in
Europe and wrote a letter to the German
emperor, who, he asserted. finally dismissed
his own arch enemy. Prince Bismarck, on
account of tho "viiiainy" thus exposed.
ft is said on good authority that among
those to whom floerricler wrote while in
this country were President Cleveland, hicc-
rctary Elaine and President Harrison,
whom he importunedfo aid him in right-
ing his imaginary wrongs. ills letters.
though well written, were no wild that no
attention was paid to them.
’I'ho Parochial Ichool question.
Atnaxr, Dec. flu-Tho stats board of re
fa meets here next week. and it is he
loved that some allusions will he made to
the question of giving state aid to the
Catholic parochial schools.
.W
In. loosen“ lakes Ills Bow.
bosom, Doc. il-«Mr. it. lfoooaveit. the
newly appointed first secretary of the
States embassy. was formaiiyiw
troduoerl to ford ficscbery. the minister
for foreign affairs.
rm Drool (loam rm.
Antics. 0.,Dsc. uuAnn A. Mailer-molly
moi it". Dr. Thomas F. labor. a widoiy
knowa Catholic priest, died from terrible
causal by her dress catching fire
fromtbo stove.
I‘M norm-u It“ link...
Warlock, Doc. flu-The conference he-
twscu tbs business man and the executive
columnist of the «film and mill owners
lasted four hours and resulted in further
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numerals
COMPRESSED NEWS iTEMS.
Actor Charles Coghian's fir-it wife says
she will sue for divorce.
M. Drumont. a Parisian editor. has been
challenged to fight a duel by a‘ncphew of
Premier Cuiulir-Perier.
There have been five incendiary flrca in
Wheeling within a weak.
The strike at the Snowdon coal mines in
West Virginia is about over.
A yacht made entirely of aluminium was
launched at ts‘t. Denis, France. '
The Southern l-‘crnals university at llir-
mingham, Alla, was destroyer] by fire.
A Chinaman was found hanging in his
whether it is a cutie of s‘ulcids or murder.
A New York crook is trying wawindia
country powtlunster‘u by ”presenting that
he has postage atalnps for solo at ahig dis-
count.
The wife of Professor Tyndall confessed
at the inquest that the ovr-rdose oi chloral
which killed her husband «he gave to blur
by mistake.
Adjutant General l'crler disbanded tho
Thirty-fifth separate company of Ogden»
hut-g, N. hi, and the Forty-fifth separate
company of Cortland, N. Y.
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GRIP RAVAGES.
'llro lulu-ass “Nita" to Be Doing Inch
arr-ohm lp the West.
Crxcnsul, Du». ti.-~itichard Mansfield.
the actor, was compelled to break his en-
gagement hero on account of the grip.
J er‘r'nnsox, Mo, Dec. u,«»Quiie an spi'
delrlicof the grip is rovalcnl. here. out;
those now disable: are Governor ions,
Secretary of State Leaner, Auditor Scibcrt
and Treasurer Ste ihcne.
BLOOMINHTOY, ill»... fire. u.-Mrs. Flor-
once E. Davis. wife of if. 0. Davis. the
prominent journalist, died from the grip.
aged '24. She was tllc'sistcr-ln‘luvv of Mrs.
Louis fl. Stevenson, nee Davis, whose wed—
ding occurred here two weeks ago.
La l’OltTE, furl, Dec. unThe grip has
broken out among the {60 inmates of the
prison “Michigan City. Sci'cnfy-flvocam
have already occurred, .
A Carnival of Pagllla- Tonight.
New YORK. lice. s.~JerryBarnett,Char-
icy Kelly, flurry Weldon, (‘hurieyilnrnelt
and linrncy Mullins. the live clever New
Yuri-i pngilists who are to compete against
an equal number of llm‘iliil boxers at the
interstate championship tourney which is
to be held in lhuC-usino of Boston this
evening. left hem last night ulllhe Fall
River hunt.
Imprisoned For Self Mutilation.
91‘. l’l-Il’Hlslif‘lm. Don. S..- The trial of
a banker, «in years of age, and his alarm on
the charge of self mutilation has resulted
in the banker's being condemned to 15
years in prison at hard labor and his nicer:
to imprisonment for in years. lloth prison—
ers belonged to a religious acct hummus
Skoptzi, who marlin-d self mutilation
Sullivan a Real Actor Now.
t‘rlu‘mm, lice. tin—"John l.. Sullivan has
demonstrated that he is is member of the
hiatriollic pruirraaliin by helping out of
financial emlmrl-nssnlrnts the noted Mire”.
Mrs. John Drew. "We are all members of
the pmir'mluu and um»! hclpone another."
said John L.
Eleven lost With tho Dor- Juan.
lmrélliw, llsv. r‘a-«Thc Norwegian bark
Don Juan, which sailed from Nsw York on
Nov. -i for (iolllcnlvllrg. lute been wrecked
off Lemvig, Denmark. All the crew. curl»
stating of it lllt‘il, including the captain,
were lost will: the excepting. of three men.
Condunn “’nlto'l lillvor Sch-mo.
Dusvrzlr. Dec. s.——uOvt-rnor Waite baa al-
ready begun preparing his call for an ex-
tra session of the legislature to convene
Wednesday, Jan. 10. ills Mexican silver
coinage scheme is unanimously condemned
by the newspapers of this city,
A hborsr’a Bad Blunder.
Rilflllis‘i‘flll. llcr‘. bur-Through the igno-
rance of a city laborer the Bell Telephone
company's underground conduit, contain.
ing an wires. was cut. Police, fire and
telephonic communication in all parts of
the city was cut of! for hours.
l‘ino Ila-r [fouling New.
Knus'ros. N. Y, Dec. 8r~B¢If hunting
is new at its best in the Catskills. the
motlrmtc drpthof snowmaking tracking
easy. The animals are said to be more
numerous than usual, and many captures
are already reported. -
Typhoid lover closes Colleges.
NlMiAltA l’aLLs. Dec. 9,—Dcveaux col.
legc and the Eplmzilprtl institution at Sure
pension Bridge on this side have been
closed. owing to a number of the students
having been stricken with typhoid fever.
luporviur Qua Aoqnltud. .
titans Flirts. N. Y.. Dec. s."l‘be case
against Ransom Qua, for two years super
visor in Port Edward, who WM indicted
for larceny for burning the For! Edward
furniture factory. was withdrawn.
Mord-rod by a Robber.
Csoau RM'iin’i, lu..i)er'. s.—~John Kor-
aey. a farmer. living near ()waarn, liardln
county, was killed and robbed. lla had
gone to a well for water, and while there
the fatal shot was fl
Gold I‘lnrl Reported In lanthanum
l’rrrsrlrm. Mara, Dec. Grit is report.
ed that at a little town in the hills culled
Zour a gold Hill”, has been discovered,
showing one on the surface. which may»
£2.30 to the toll.
Wag-s Oat Down.
lfanrrmrn, Dec. hw’l‘hc Berlin Bridge
company. our of the largest concerns of its
kind in the country.bas announced silo
per cent reduction in wages.
Threatened VIII Impeach-Isl.
limousines. n.1,, Doc. 6.4mm is a
movement on foodto impeach the railroad
commissioners on the charge of arricavor-
hg to influence rotors.
Ilig coo-om Opt-Ola
Pinewood)». lid-Tho Philip-occur“.
wry in lichen park, which from of the
fistula! ltski in the country. was
without ceremony.
A tar-inn Deal» In Ind-la.
Nolamowlr, Pit, Dec. muffin lurid
has levied rm the furniture moi 0. r.
Mask rm urigmnla several
thou-arm liars. .
“drum-larch».
, 'ta.Mlaa,Dca&-l. 3.1%
, , thlsplassm-skot
‘ i - ry ultimatum
m ” launches
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laundry in I’iltabul’g. and it in not known -
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The Sentinel
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brain and hurl o l‘nwcr; Lust llfunhrualflgnlrkners;
hight Mum; Evil Drums; lack of Cnufldenco;
hrrvrmruesa; formulaic; all Drains; lmrlf Power
of tho Generative Organs in either not, caused by
ovsrwaertlrm; Youthful Errors, or Excessive he of
Tv‘abfi‘l‘fi p or Liquor which am lead
tum/,cnumm m Insanity and Death. By mail,
if a has: n for - with written route» mcnroor
refund mnmsy. new con il HYRI'P. Acertain
cum rur r‘oulth-l Clilill‘, a-fhnla, Iir-.nrlritfa,Croup,
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linnlu rue tllf‘rimililllml: old, Mr. sire. now 2517.: old
fl rue, not me. Cil'ABAh'TEES issued only by
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CELERY
more an. ears AND mvrooamnz-
run overall. '
lio lion lilies,
lio flora Restless Days.
lit lion Siteplcssli
ills.
With increasing Appetite and perfeclglgers-
tiara Hope takes the place of despair; your-
dally duties become I delight and Life a
Joy.
Then stop that cough with
will; sonlrrr.
Ask your neighbor about it. and if not fully
satisfied inquire at the
CITY illlliii SillilE,
I! WASHINGTON 91'" BO. NOBWALK.
Or of
G. A. Gregory & 00..
NORWALK. UP.
"4796 lbs.”
Flue Dairy
from Delhi. lit-lawuni i‘nllllly. New York, now
in More. Thorn- wllo have lwr-ll in the habit in
years poet of rolling or. its for their winter‘s
ply can now be suited. We will sell '31 lbs.
or over at was: lrsa quantify. ills: ll). Parties
who trustus to fill their order for :Slba. or
over. mnhc certain of getting nice trailer.
The If furllla Strain“!
, Honey,
"licking goal," it Hilly r'osi- lhe customer
about 10" lb, We sell by measure. Try it.
Dibblehflomslock
ii rum llllli slam.
l0‘l'l...ll.9319999“ !
Pictures,
AS!)
Art Goods.
APicture makes a fine Christians or
Wedding present. What is home with-
out Pictures on the walls’: Fine Furni-
ture and fine wall paper do not furnish a
room. Pictures um needed to put on
the finish. Then the combination gives
tone and brightness to the room. We
have a fine assortment of Etcllings, Pilo~
too, llalfrtonc, Combination Photos and
Artoytypeeralned and unframed. Pic»
lures framed at hardpan prices.
L. Tl. near"...
19 Washington 8t, 80. liprwaiir.
llilllK if as: rungs!
' ‘rrwo’efi’s
Headquarters for Millinery
3 WITEI STREET.
Notwithstanding reports to the contrary,
our store is open from ti a. in. until 7 p. m. and
we are offering special bargains in huts and
feathers. liivs us a call. and not a lovely
Trimmed list from use up.
Mrs. w. Fawcett.
nor-u
larpyrn'iii’liii'im Pills.
PRICE, $2.00.
$.00.“
H. 8. HOOD.
is South Main street. City.
MAKE YOUR
Wants Known
r“"l‘llrough the columns of.
Yankee . L»
Leading Dry Goods Stone.
Tristram & Hyatts‘
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norvvalk.‘ ,
Cioaks. Cloaks.
We are showi all the Latest Novelties 1’ th season“
CLOAKS JACKEn’fi o 6 ill
8, CAPES and WRAPS for Ladies, m
and Chil ren. ’
Infants’ CLOAKB, a great variety of styles and magmas
in white and colors. ‘ . '
FUR aPES.
rAt the ogenin of the present Fur Season some important .
changes in t e sly e and shape of Far Garments have been’ . in-,
troduced, which as attracted the attention of the'trado in these
goods. We are showing only the Vs Latest Styles and we; .
guarantee every garment we sell to be , rat-class in every respect ;
and as low in price as any first-class goods are sold. '
Tristram ”& , Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
Here’s a Bargain.
r lAIiEWilllll rrrtlu.
( or Park wagon.)
Considered the most graceful vehicle made. It is roomy and
easy of access, trimmed in cloth, painted dark green, strong and
Usual Price, $500.
This line for $350 Bash.
It is a Genuine Bargain.
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A full line of all other fashionable
Buggies. Phaeluns. Canopies. Sleighs. etc. '
Call and See Them.
They Will be Sold cheap, if Sold 800".
Wright’s Repository,
Cur. Franklin: and liaison Streets. 80th3 Hermit, tau.
li.l.. lieu Haven & llaniolli ill. 6 per cent. _
sovnrrnnn to. toss. DEBENTUBE , Bo" ll.
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25 or.. Milan. to llrldgeport, _ _ . ,.
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natural-omits. Sundays. arias. am:
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