Evening sentinel, Monday, December 11, 1893 · page 4

 
 

 

 
 
 

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Goods.

 

me on exhibition.
Come and see them.
Prices are reachable .

and goods first class.

ll.ll.P|aisleIl

Druggist,

43 Washington St.

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

Wall Paper,
IIITS. OILS. GLASS
BRUSHES. etc.

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This Is I good time ”to Paint.

 
 
 
 

 

I shall he Pleased to give you
‘ it‘sfi'ritlolng your work.

mlltgumntss Satisfaction in
MI! case.

We use only szctt's Pure.
White lead end But llnsud
III.

E. E. Gorham,

lit. 2 First Avenue.
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HATS

We sell the best two dolfi—“iwar Hat sold in the state.

THE EVENING SENTINEL.

JAMES Menuhin. wot “financier
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HOUI‘B HMWALI I'IBI aunts.

Box a~Oorner Washington and North Main
streets.

Box Warner Day and Tollss blreets.

Box Dv—cross street.

Box IS—West street. Wheelie" Franklin street
school.

Box 18-00an street, opposite school.

Box 14—00mm North Main and Ann streets.

Box lb—Corner nigh sires} and Bayvlew
avenue. ‘

Box ls—tbrwalk Iron Works building

Box 17—00mm West avenue and Cedar

 

 

 

street.
Box ilk-corner .West street and Taylor
avenbetouuu iii .1. I .‘

Box Ba—Comar ”gown-phat“ strict.

Box til-corner South min and Monroe
streets. ‘

Box 32-31ectrlc Lkht elation.

Box dl—Fsirfleld avenue and Cedar street.

linintnreAlmense for Ta-mcrrow.

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New York Herald Weather Forecast. 9"

The wedl'hEr lo-dny promises to be clear and
colder. Tc-morrow it promises to be colder
and generally fair. followed by a slow rise of
temperature.

SOUTH

 

acumen.

What the People of Our Illty are Being
and lesion.
William Colegrove, clerk at R. H.
Piaisted’s drug store, is quite sick at his
home on Hamilton avenue.

——Frash heme. l2c a pound, at iiayes
market.

Herman Wahrewberger; of Paterson,
N. J.. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Dskens, Gin-std Place.

——A beautiful upright Shoninger piano
at .l. W. Studwell' a for 8175. Former
price, $350. Great bargain.

Fred Albert and W. Everett Burnett.
of East Orange, N. J. ., spent Sunday
with Miss Alice 0. Layton, Fairfleld
avenue.

~Colfee with'crc’am, 5c cup. Depot
Restaurant. Open allnight.

The Whatsoever Circle of King's
Daughters ol~the Congregational church
will have a souvenir social at the home
of hire. W. H. Swords, South Main
street. tonight.

-—Pure milk. 6c. People’s Market.

The monthly business meeting of the
Young People's Society of Christian En-
deavor of the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional church will be held at the close of
the prayer meeting Thursday night.

—Ths piano to be used at the Black
Patti concert, tomorrow night. is one of
the celebrated instruments of the Clailin
00., which they have generously placed
in the hall for the occasion, knowing, as
they do, that under the masterly hand of
Miss Nina Vilona all the fine qualities of
the instrument will be brought out

The concert and lecture which was to
have been given at Fitch's Soldiers'
Home, Ncroton, last Tuesday, by South
Norwalk people, will take place Wednes~
day evening of this week, if the weather
is favorable.

-Fresh hams. 12c a pound, at iiayca‘
market.

The Junior Prohibition club has elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
three months: President, Ralph Bradley;
vice president, Richard Gilmore; sects
tary. John Denier; treasurer, Alfred
Wilmot. TM Bpoiot aaddunlor clubs
are making preparations for a fair to be
held Friday und'Salurds'y nights, the
22d and28d ‘Ntwm

——lf you would like to see a nice varl~
ety of tree ornaments. novelties for
Christmas. and lots of Kandy, look in at
lane's.

The grip is about sash: and there are
many in town afflicted with the disease.
though in a milder form than usual. The
New York Sun gives this prescription for
avoiding it: "Keep your general health
as good as possible. be careful not to
catch cold, iivs temperately. breathe
pure air. avtiid bad habits. and Inks
enough sleep." ‘l‘luit rece’lpa comes with

in the rcaohof m. m.

—(‘lhlidrsnstiWI-vote free
every morning on the prize dolls and
four-ln-hsnd coach at the Norwullt Bor-
on store.

«crew-

A large audience greeted George Dixon
and his vaudeville‘and specialty com-
pany, at Music Hall. Saturday night.
The entertainment was the best of the
kind ever given in South Norwallr. The
daring performance of Patterson Broth
are on the triple bar has never before
been equalled here. Dinah and William
Johnson. of this cl . [are sclevsr throe-
rcuud exhibition of the art of self do
lease. MM

«We are now taking orders for Huy-
ieI’s candy for Christmas. at liens s, in
order to have though and have it fresh.

Darius bullockhss prsred the execu-

 

 

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Webmmmefland on Lake on
see.“ unehtch in build a an operative
factory. the land is beautifully supplied
with est-v Iuld has all other natural fr-
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So. Norwalk.

MrsiA. W. Pringle is very sick at
her home, 26 Franklin street.

-—Planty of delicious bread, at Lane's.

Lira. Halo is confined to her home on
Washington street with pneumonia.

 

I—Dou t forget that the Germanic Sten-
gerbund will hold their great masrmerads -
ball. Feb. 21st.

—-A beautifni Hallstt &Davis piano
for 8125. J. W. Studwell

\ turtevant is showing a large stock of
si verware and thousands of other hand-
some bargsins for the holidays.

Mrs. Thomas Robins, of Stuart avenue.
recovering from a severe illness

—-You can buy fresh pork and sau-
sage for file a pound, 10 lbs for 91.00, at
ilayes' market.

Charles R. North. of Chicago. who is
interested in Page‘s typesetting machine,
is visiting his brother. George 8. North.

-Don' I forget that 1.;ne s is the place
for candy.

 

The big fanlight over the door of
'l‘rowbridgc & Co.'s cigar store fell down
this morning and one of the panes of
glass was broken. ~

~Last lecture in the Wilder course;
subject. “Uncle Sam’s Gold, Silver and
Paper." Methodist church. So. Norwalk,
Wednesday. Dec. 13 Tickets 21 count.

C. F. Oomstock Lodge, Brotherhood
of Railway Trainrnen. cleared about one
hundred and fifty dollars at their ball in
South Norwalk. Thanksgiving night.

The music in the Congregational
church, yesterday, was of unusual ex-
cellence. The opening anthem in the
morning was “From Egypt’s Bondage
Come." The bass solo was sung by Peter
Dekene. with very clear enuncintion.
and much expression and feeling.

~Souveuirs unique and dainty will be
distributed at 9:30 by the King's Dangli-
ters of the Congregational church at
their secial this evening.

A special city meeting will he held at
Music Hall, tonight at 8 o‘clock, for the
purpose of reconsidering the action
taken at the last city meeting, which
disapproved of the resolution in favor of
npaid fire department; and for the fur-
ther purpose of revoking and canceling
ten of the funding bonds of the city
of South Norwalk.

—-Choics Malaga grains. l0c lb: bans-
nas, 20c don, at Phil Cunco s.

 

The registration for the evening
school. which opens _to-night at 7:30. at
the Franklin street school. has already
reached two hundred. The organization
of classes will be commenced this even-
ing. Only ticket holders will be re-
solved, as another opportunity to regis~
ter will be given Thursday evening of
this week.

The concert at Music Hall, tomorrow
night, by Mrs. Jones. the “Black Patti,"
promises to be the musical event of the
season She haaamnsical voice of em
traordinary compose and even power.
and of a really rcmakable quality. She
sings with sale and fluency and with a
distinct English enunciatlon. She gives
beautilul expression totbe sentiment of
her songs. Since May. II, 1892, this on
list it sung in twenty-one concerts in
New rk, fourteen in Brooklyn. twelve
in Washington.twelvs in Cinema. ten
in Toronto. six In Boston, six in Phila-
delphia, nine in Baltimore and twenty-
fcnr at the Pittsburg exposition in 1892.
and twenty-four at the same exposition
in 1898. All unite in attributing to her
unqualified praisgmw

-Laue‘e is without doubt the place to

buy “ELMWMM...
acumen Mills.

A Breeuy Budget of Items from the
tipper- lnd of Town.

The Sunday school rooms of St Paul's
church will be open this week Monday,
Tuesday. Friday and Saturday evenings.
at 0 o'clock, for the work of preparing
greens for Christmas decorations.

-—'l'hey have an Immense stock of dia-
ner. tenand toilet sets at the Norwalk
Boston Storeuhat’s why you can have
your choice of the lot this week at a
dlrcount of as per cent.

An adjourned meeting of the Norwulk
Hospital association will be held on
Wednesday evening. in «imam of the
Congregational church. (It 9 o’clock. for
the election of (our directors; also to
transact such other businsssumaybe
deemed Marat to the adults of the
mention

 

uflueh s holldsystock and Milw—
”Mammalian-elbow

The price we mesh. soil

can buy them from $3.00 Illi-

A. Dickerman & Son,
$100 at the? firealihoe tale

0. H. HARVEY’S,
Will Save Two Bollars,

 

 

Highest of all in homing Power.-—- Latest U. S. Gov’t Report.
Mr

Baking
WPowder.

 

confer the initiatcry degree to night.

 

-—Uood bamboo casein for lllc each, at
the Norwalk Boston store.

One hundred and twenty-nine children
attend the Broad River Sunday school.

Miss Hattie L. Jennings. of New liti-
ford, ia spending a few days In Norwnlk.

. ~Best quality bamboo east-ls, brass
trinunings,only the each, III the Nor-
welk Boston store.

 

Hrs. (leorgo Jennings died at her home
on leopard street, this morning. She
was 56 years of age.

——'l‘here‘a an end to everything, but
there seems to be no end to the bargains
they are offering at the Norwalk Boston
Store. “‘W“_

lilies Mary E. Treedwell, who has been
spending several months in New Milford.
has returned to her home in Norwaik.

Howard W. Taylor. of Danbury, has
brought a petition to the Superior Court

Fairfield county bar.

A sewing class has been formed in the
Congregational Junior Endeavor society.
Their instructions are members of the
Senior society.

-—Schonl children are invited to visit
the Norwalk Boston storc every niornirg
and cast ballots for their favorite candi-
date. Voting free.

The pupils of grade '1'. Over River
school, will giveadance in the Athem
mum, Tumday evening, the 19th last.

A special meeting of the Ladies‘ society
of St. Paul's church will beheld at ’3
o‘clock this afternoon, in the parish
rooms.

~Four-Ieglamboc tables, worth 50¢
each, for 29c, at the Norwalk Boston
store.

George R. Nash, of the Grace church
choir, has :been engaged as one of
the soloists to assist the New Canaan
band at their concert to-morrow night.

On Wednesday evening, at St. Paul's
church fair, a sketch entitled “A Box of
Monkeys" will be introduced. The young
people will give an entertainment Thurs-
day evening.

——The electric cars and horse cars are
crowded daily with persons going to the
Norwalk Boston store to do their Christ-
mas shopping. ._-...._

Robert Dodmau. a barber employed by
Harry leolmld.rcceived word. yester-
day, that his brother was killed in
Csnadarecsntly. While out riding he
drove ed a bridge and was dashed to
pieces on some rocks below. Two other
brothers of Dodmnn were also killed by
an accident.

Frank Long, of the Winnipauk branch
of the street railway line. Izod the prem-
ium last week. His fares were thirty.
two per cent. ahcad . of his previous
week's business. Williams and Buck.
hem, of the main line, are second, with
a gain of twenty~flve per cent.

 

~lfachinery dealer Capron furnished
Cambridge, New York. parties with
large engine and boiler; also food mill.

Caprcn furnished I large boiler and
feed mill to Chathsm, New York.partien.

Capron, ’Norwalk machinery dealer,
has several good second engines and boil-
ers for sale cheap.

Capron is placing two large water
wheels at Glastonbury.” Conn.

The employee of the Norwaik ilorsc
Railroad company have been notified not
to take mutilated cold: or five cent Conn~
dlan pieces. (lanadlan twenty-five and
fifty cent pieces are sceceptad for twenty
and forty cents each. Plugged coins and
oonnterfslte are charged against the
conductor taming them In.

-'l'he ladies of St. Paul's parish will
holds borer and supper at the Opr’rs
House. on the afternoons and evenings
of Wednesday and Thursday. December
filth and 14th. Entertainment both even
Inge. Tickets. 15 eta; balcony seats.10
etc. and 15 etc.

Bridget Ouhlll. wife of Frank P. Nel-
den, died at the home of her mother on,
Leonard street. yesterday morning, aged
“years. Her death is a peculiarly sad
one. as on Saturday she gave birth to a
bright girl baby. In the afternoon one
was taken with convulsions. and failed
rapidly up to the time of her death.
Holden's whereabouts is unknown. Es
deserted- hls We several weeks ago.
leaving her In a delicate condition. The
funeral will he held at Sit lfsry's church
tom morning.

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strontium

no mean what we say. toms and inspect than and Mn

Vii.“

0111' Brothers‘ Lodge. l. 0.0. F.. will .,

for reinstatement as a member of the.

for yourselves. III oddities to our
~:~NEW -:— STOCK-:-

Ws have allow garments left over from last year, in width ws hm mm It corporeal. You

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER l.\'

BOOTS, 'SIIDES Mill RUBBEHS, [EITHER Mill SHOE FINDINGS.

Ilsa llanuiaclurer of children“ s Shoes.

 

and ’twill be a sign of progress

DHALIXG Aim PHRSHtVEBANCH. HAVE PUT U8
thefrontrankin the , We are atthehsMof
the class and that secures our titles Leading Grocer, 33 Washing -
ton street. The vast number of car patrbue blow our born for
us. for we give than something to blow about. We run our basic
ness in our own name and do not mediate from one state to sea
other. Wandsrcrsc come ands oand try to pull the wool over
mg? eyes, which lasts for“ a oshort period and then go by the
sun. .
We quote you the following prices which we strictly adhere to:
Jones’ Flour noinferior substitute ,Li 6.16 MIL; Buc-
ccss Flour, 60c .(94. .66 bbl. , 7 lbs. tintc flea, 25c, 4 lbs. Rice
2015c],i fIl'aInin Sauce 2 (firm! zl‘ilc 12in out; 111;: can, 3 “38:13:35“ Lgig rge
at cm a runes, . t-I-nces r vemeyer o
Granulated Sugar, for '81 on; nine Butter, 28c lb er a

We will sell you as cheap and give you better satisfaction than
an store' to town. Save the worry and disappointment of not
gs ting what you pay for, by leaving your order with

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,

Leading Grocer, 33 Washington Street. Telephone Call 18-?

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

STILL ANOTHER DROP.

i‘ orlerhrmsn Steak”
lelolnfll wilt. ......, .
Round Steak“
Should” Steak
Prime Rib Rona
Eighth Rib itnavt
Pork Lninu ........
Pork ('hup61..
Pork sausage
Fresh llama

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

I,
Fresh Should .
bolt Pork ....... l‘ I

. Sugar curt-ti llama .......... l2 '
Lamb i hope ...... ...l..,

E J. WADHAWIS. Proprietor I
PEOPLE' 8 MARKET. FREE DELIVERY. PEIIPIE 8 MIIIKET

13 North Main st., 80. Korwalk. 21 Well at. Norwulk

 

ml Olll' port if you take a hand Telephone call, 53- 3. I Satisfaction guaranteed. l Telephouocall. 5-7-3
intItIproceetiings. It’sa nick ,
sale, and a quicker sail to rent Special for the Holidays.

Savings Harbor A purchase of
shoes now will save you money.
save your feet, and save you a.
great deal of frouble. That’s
thrtc savings and each one of
them' 13 well worth making To
make this three fold saving.
make direct for our store. and
then make a purghase. By so
doing You ilmake money. Our
stock is as scasonnblc as an
overcoat and as cheap as} winter
goods In May.

0. H. HARVEY,

70 North Main Street

 

I

George ll. Noah isun the sick ilr} I

E. 3.’ Si‘lliit‘lti. of Academy ~II'III‘1. H
quite ill.

Edward liallurtl is ill a! his home on
Merwin sly-set. 1 .

The annual rneclings of the national
banks will take place January 9.
Washington l‘lmptnr, R. .t. M , will
elect ollicors Wednesday night.

-——Suut‘lay schools and SCIIIILII teIIcIIIIIs
will he allowed a special discount on all
holiday goods purchased for thcir fli‘lllil-
are, at the Nora-all; BJHIUD Heir-I.

Mary, Wid(lW?fl; Langfurd, liit‘il

ytstordny. aged scwnty-ont- years.

Walter Smith llflfilil‘l'itit‘tl not to ac-
cept the kccpershlp of thc NtIruziia ii ck-
"v- We.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles l’albt-itill. of
Marion, CL. arc guests of W. F. ilryhnt,
on East arenue. '

—-The Nora-nik Boston storc uintlowe
are full of books, toys. llOHr. gilllli‘fi, etc,
as a beacon light to .(uldII you to the
home of Santa ( inns.

Miss Italy E ilenttiim of West .Ilain
street, fell doun slairsh’nlunlny ”II In-
ing and severely injured her hip and
right arm.

Deacon John D. Taylor was to have
preached in the A. If, i-'. church Lint
evening, but was sick. ”I‘ Is Now mn-
flned to his bed.”

The missionary Coniuiitlcc oi the Not-
walk Congregational Y. P, S 1'. EL. will
meet at the residence of the chairman.
Miss Fannie 1-). Clark, I'IIIIrwin street. at
8:30 o'clock io-night.

Tile remains of Mrsfiophia llrIIIvI.
widow of Hylvcalrr llritto, were illll'it‘ll
from the Silver Mine Protestant Metho-
dist church. yesterday afternoon. the
Rev. A. ll. Wyatt oflicI'ItIIII.

Harry 1.119;”, tIflrIais silent. one
out of doors yesterday, for the first time
since the fire at W. ll. Smith & (‘o.‘a
hardware storc, when he mm at'vrrtly
burned about the face and hands.

Instead of tiItI session of the Sunday
school at the Nut-walk Congregational
church. yesterday afternoon", them was
a rehearsal of the carolato be rendered
by the school on Christmaa cvc. There
will be rehearsals Sunday and Friday
afternoons until that time.

Officer Northrop arrested llnvitl Coup,
stock, in W. F. DoKlyn's bakery, Satur-
day afternoon, fordrunkenncaa antlniIu-
rive language. Chief of Police Donn
gave the prisoner a never lecture and mat
him home. lio said he would send him
to jail if he was arrested again.

A committee of ('JlIriIIliIIn Ellllt'iIVlIl‘t‘l‘fl
from the Norwnilr Congregational Y. i’.
S C. E..compmetl of Mr. and tire. An-
drew V, Heath, lilies Lydia It. Scour,
bliss rum. E. (llark. llenry N. Rider
and Arthur 3. Ezekiel. will go to Uran-
herry Plains Wednesday night and
organize a Christian Endeavor society.

«You can him: your choice of a fine
mortmcnt of dolls most of them drree
ed. and worth from We to $1.00 each, for
flu this evening. at the Norwaik [lesion
Burrs.

Owing to the number of narrow rs-
eapee passengers have had from being
rollover by ths trolley care while gob
ting cf! the horse cars to the tram-
way tracks. the latter company have It-
soedordm to their motcrmsn to bring
their cars to II full stop whenevur a borne
out pears them. The order also says
that the horse cars have the right of
way, and when going the same dlrvction
the rhetorical: have uoright to pass the
ear. in conjunction with Ink. order

 

 

 

President Hill has issued instructions to

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Mia-4 lltloh ilmgory iv III at her home

'i‘iIn ng's Sons of the Norwnik ('t‘ur
grvgillonul church will lilUt’l I'It lill‘ pur-
xonagn. in night. fr.an 7 to'b’ o'clock.

bliss Myrtle Fonhls, (If Newton-u 3ch

lllli‘. is now engaged 1H s atpranu mllfii‘l‘ g

in the choir of the.I First Baptist t-hIIrI-h.

The mmanra of the (cum gaimral
i IIrislinn l-lndIIIImI a It lot} will tic
greens in the chapel ch-ry evening this
“‘(‘L‘k cxccpt Thursday.

”At ‘3 1I.lII., Tuesday. you mm got
NU. 1‘3 IllIIl NU. iii satin Inliltln, nil bright
colors, for 70 ll _\I'il'lL at tho Nt'rru'alk
Bus-ion Store.

halo Nolan, a domestic tnlployml in
Dr. lion's {Holly at Saugatuck, died
this morning. She was a sisteriniaw
of 3er William Sheldon, of Norwalk.

.ltll'rt-y lloavan,of New York. presiI
dent of the Norwnlk Fire Insurance
compmy and munngcr llilll general
agent of the Ignition and Innrushirr
Fire insIIrnItII mIIImey I-f Liverpool.
England and Sub Manager Rutter of
thtI Inttvl ItIInpnny. who Is. hunted at
tho lItjnIII (shine in Liverpool. were in
.‘I‘IIrII-IIIII Saturday. Mr. Bum-an leaves
ill March for London whore he will
make his l'IItIIrI,I home

“ .\ i-‘lIII.’ nf 'Yf'lli‘ttu with its it‘l'llli‘lldmlt!
SIUDI‘ quarry III-cue is one of this HI‘IIHIID'H
strongest nun-ltiesantl will lit-seen at
the Nurwnlk (lpanI liouac tonight.
The story is maul Im- llllli war. the
former phase elaborated, the latter
Inorely sugtgtstmi: the ilL‘lIllli presence of
the grim goal of battle Is Iloncawny with,
and tbr murky amokI-III IIIIlskI-iry and
cannon forms but u martial framet‘or
tho prcttirr tit-IInIstlc piclanI of the
quaint New England home. where the
fit'ltnll of the play is laid.

PORTRA IT.-L 15'

CRAYON. PASTELLE, WATER CELEB Mill SEPII.

in hand Irk fromlllt- orig. n I) ntgelli'vut Tiiit super .nr gratin of “NH: t Inner be Irwin from
0 Diet. bill "tux-l he done from the original 1.. gall“: (I I-IlleItv nil) pm... nine: all Hm fine qual~

detail. t rim exhibition of: hi. beautiful unric may now. hr «m. I III ~t :tlin.
~——--".‘i.\‘i l'.i("i'l.' RE Pit/t? i5.“ I}: it' ORV AND M)! if
A new Ill: 5 or
llleTlf' PWUHK il'llr W l' l .ili‘sftli'YliE‘F—
open for insrttzi. v
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E. M. JillliSllll. PHOTOGRAPHER. 53

 

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RAYMIIIIII & SIINS

Diferfiig lnducemenls lo Purchasers

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FURNITURE.

it lheit Ware Rooms 46 and 48 Main St, Homall.

Ladies Uak Desk. ‘5, an}
Large line! Couches. impinges,

1, $1“: Fancy it et-kcr. sun to $10;
Hat Racks,
Foot Rests. WhiteChambcr Suite t'umpit‘lc. Also at large line
(lair Chamber Suits, Book (Bases. I 'ht-il’tIiIiI-rcs, iiat Racks.

[Jacobo Hassocks,

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‘IlI lml’ WI-tmorc, nprum'mtnt rtal'
estate agent of Sin Angelo, Ttxa.“ hmi
used ( hIIIIIl: erloin a t 'tIliI , t hob m an: ii
[liarrhw I Rt'lllt' -.ly in his family ft. ' a. v- I
crnltenra .I-I «tantalum r.t1uirttl,aritl :Ii-I
ways with p- -rit-t"taut I to: ways): ‘ i
find it a [min l, Inn: for our baby wIIIn

Monday. Dec. llth.
troubled aith mile or dysentery i now

feel that my tIIItiIt' H not t-Inmpl to still- i wnLTEB SANFORD 8

out Ii home (If this It mutt tit hum: (Irizialm. n': l’r-tl it full uf the Mt- riln.. Strut-.-
on a hip may from lmmn " 'r'nr .-..II 7’ by:
(I. .I 3,. Icon Ii: uggist. EA Flag of Truce
All-In. I ll‘I-tmev furl li‘N H u I:- rtnin
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rilll'l'nI' an and t hating with int» n Hi‘llr'h‘lin‘:

often at night? ir' ll dang. nuts in III-giant
tIhIstI symptom», if you hnvt- stilt» rtIvti’

for you re with chronic piles oral fool you A M‘MMDTH STUNE ”HAHHY'

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(""9" "”9"” ”’9‘30W'7' ”"3 ”I 14",”er "mum-dunk. ban-ling [lullllfflli'hlfllill-

N. Y. Ivlvr» in I flikriinl’er {mart-r engine». working
i l!» mu: him i)

If it. New r'nrk millionaire given it vial.
nor as 5th it‘v‘t‘lllltt and 26th r‘III'E‘r'anll‘illlitl
fi'llllJltl, which ,(ive '4 ill in” lo Ilyrvp. flan

finite or. Ila-It: Gregory I. drug store. Nor—
Wleiis. .lei 'thk n-lrug More, N‘ . ItlI liorwnlk.

. .. . . . . anti ‘.ilt.'fi" punpln- :IL‘III‘IIIIS. r W in tint- .
(H E“ Hll‘. “I‘M" urn" lIIIlrl Imtl ‘lIInlly .Iw not £ I H’; BRAND CONCERT
N ' ' r it U ‘ s' ‘ l‘l’ll'. 4: fort tithilrl [limit Ier- Emil": til”, ’
evu an. i‘mns II 0 W "I “ "“ wk. I: Im Iitl hr (1'! swing“ r “pit: if . .
‘tnrtralk. fill: lilmll‘ mun“ mt ill? KW" .I , ,0 a“ 9‘". “ALL.
Joseph Carr and Miss Alice Webb Ili‘lll ,IIII7)» l'l‘fllnl It IIIIIImt"

will he married Christmas Era.

The monthly met-ting of Mayflower
Hook and l/IIielcr company will be held
to night ,, .

Mina illyrlic George who recently
moved from this plnctI to Bridgeport. is
convalracrnt alter a two months‘ illness
with typhoid lover.

Frank L Hmith was surprised at his F

home on llenry street, Friday evening,
by It Inigo number of friends. who passed
It most cnjuyubio evening.

fluge Grain Warehouse llarnell.

Aarwnm', Dec. 11. “The Immense grain
warehouse occupying the llnnawitlc House
block was completely tit-strayed. it was
one of the historical landmarks of the city.
it was 265 feet. long and "In fest bread. The
lIIIIlIlirIgwna begun in mu. It Is stlliburu~
lag. and the ilrc will in all probability but
for several days. When apart of one of
the while fell, a policeman was buried in
the debris and was instantly killed. Many
persons were wounded.

For rhuIIInntiI-Iii l have found nothin
equal toilhnmberlulne l’ain Ballot. t
rellcvcalhcpaln as IIIoonaIIappild . J.
W. Young. Wcst LiWherty. a. Th a
prompt relief it affords is alone worth

many times the cost. fill cents. its con-
tinued use will effect II paramount cure.
for sale by (i C. Btlllson, drugglnt.

— Ohlldren cry for
Pitchers contorla.

When baby was rich. urn pom hm- f‘nstorle.

W huh aim was II child. who cried for (Z'Iunrril.
Wlmv she hummi- libs, aim clung to (i'ssttifle
When the had children, the pavement We

Children Oty for
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you may '..:I.‘ th- it'lillit‘ll. solved and
urtilIlIIrmniI' 'IiuIIIrl‘ ('lllaisrlv" tthrm

Tuesday. Dec. l 2.’93
TheBIack PalliConceIICo.

l'u-ler the auspices of

The First lelhodlst Episcopal Church.

The column) Win this of the following artists:

Madame Sisssretta Jonas.

latter known as”ill..\(. K I’A’n‘l.“ the real»
rel wlnrrrof her nu 1'. ’and tin-5t cit—brat let
blbflfl‘ filfl‘l‘llfll.
)ll'tgil llIi'Vlllle; \ lullniul Mitt“ “MA
\‘Lll Int, i IaIIIIIIi, alumina wig) .tma,
l’ia.:;.nftgtlvlunicu from ll III munrvalory

slit!
MIN-i lfi'l ’lA THUXI‘I‘UN. Hung Islltl “with
Ilvmi-t tints of Inndum.
’IIL'IH’" 7."; (1163'!!! All) IL”.
Harr- vI word at l'itmvu‘u. hunts“. and
l’ini’slrti' ., gaunt. h‘umslk. at M4)“ on Friday
lmc vrnber h It!!!

"it is a plenum to sell C'hambtvrlsios
t‘ ough ltemedy.‘ anys Stickney d: [lent-
lcr. Ilrugglstu, Republic, Ohio. "licence:
a custom I after once using it. is almost
certain to call for it when again in cm!
of such H. medicine We sell mom of it
than of any other cough medicine we
handle until it always gives satisfaction.
or toughe. chitin untl swap, it is with-
out on vocal, For sale by it t' Millmn
Ilruggisl.

Taylor dz Golden.
IleaIEslale anuinsurancz,
WAREHNIWC’K MEI“?
Pmt'llfli! lnnltln fornlur or how -. .
with the view a poi-chaste ltd'r: lnvtmi to
call and examine our list. In lotvv IlIrm hr

min in every part of the :in M ”mum?“ v
prices and on our forms. It I'm .!

WANTED

A W( 05de who will take three children to
linul'tl Well let the times of fiwierttmm
'l‘slmadge Halter. ti» It

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