, tty.
all Pl‘aismd
f1" ' rrhéoggiéi-
, . ‘ ABottle of ‘ .
. . 7' PE R F U M E
makes, an appropriate present
tenths Holidays. ,
We can scent you with goods
from the best makers; Pal-
mar, Roger & Gallett, Hazard,
Hazard &’ 00., Lnbin, LeGrsnd, -
Atwood, Colgate 8: Co.
' PLAISTEri’é
" "0m WELL COLOGNE"
is. ONE OF THE BEST.
W
. ‘ alumna man; is."-
runs of purchasers. . Also:
If you waht a nice article in
CHINA
see our stock. Worcester,
Bonn, Carlsbad, Limogc. 81c.
-————o»———~——
We also have a line of
ladies’ (lard Bases .
in Fine Leathers.
M...—
l. H. Plaisted
Druggist,
43 Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK .
“Wall Paper,
runs. OILS. cuss.
BRUSHES, etc.
., This Is I good thus to Paint.
I shall he Pleased to sin you
figures for doing your work.
VIII susrsntss Satisfaction In
""7 “”2.
We use only Jewstt'; Pure.
'Iillte is“ and lint linseed
III.
E. E. Gorham,
‘ lit.) liisi bonus.
EAST NORWALK.3
_ n ’ A'T "lib”firru
" Illlllll BUSINESS Ilillltlli.
Winter Opening.
" ‘ January 2, I894.
imprison '
n -
er in n ‘1
Iron» Wittgenfdu
I. so
finned." " ..
Iomn College.
' 52”.; f: r » Stamford,
‘ Conn.
mu. «mos.
‘ first mm:- min. :0 ma
our , ‘ ~
HATS
'. We Sell the best two dollar Hat sold in the slate.
MOIST & 00.,
Washington St,
Views without‘bankrupting the
”en’s Furnishings *
" n struck-aresponsive Chord in thehearts of a buying ' coon.
So- Norwalk.
[figEVENINfi sumo.
.vanldbonnnu, Editor diam...
w... v“ _ :5 months. 83.50? 3 months
Tannin“ Ill
81.8: lmnth‘ooenu: niacin con ascents
1
Doll"! 2.03qu m: AUDI.
Box 3-Corner Washington and Norlh‘Msln
streets.
Box d—Oorncr Day and Tolles streets.
Box D—Orou street.
Box lib—West streetmpposlrc Franklin street
school.
Box lav-Concord stunt, opposite school.
Box u—Oorner North Main and Ann streets.
Box lfl-Corner High street and Bsyvisw
avenue.
Box Io—Norwuk Iron Works bulldlnz.
Box l'f—Oorner West avenue and ("odor
strut. .
Box “ne‘er-nor Wost street and Taylor
avenue.
Box fill—Corner Ely avenue and Iiouton strut.
Box 25-00mm South Main and Monroe
streets.
Box ”—Electrlc Light station.
Box dl—Fslrnsld arenas and Cedar street.
SOUTH nouns“.
What. the People of Our City Irv Doing
. and Quinn.
Donbury's grand list for 1893 fonts up
$7,009,752, nsagainst $7,566,881 in 1892.
* X
—Frosh hams, 12c a pound, at Hayesv
market. "
Rev. D. u. Seward will pm... in the
Southport Congregational church. next
Sunday.
—Don't forget that Lane's is the. place
for candy.
Miss Nettie Hayes. of Valley Falls. N.
Y., is visiting her sister. Mrs. A. F.
Shcehnn, 6 Day street.
~Thc place to buy Malagu gram: is
at. Phil Cuneo‘s;10cts. lh. ' ‘
On December 12, E, Hill, of the Nor-
walk Iron Works, was granted a patent
by Commissioner Seymour for a valve
gear for steam engines.
—Lnne‘s is without doubt the place to
buy handy.
The Chautauqua Union will meet next
Monday with Miss Mary Kirby Jennings,
43 West street. The subject will be ”The
Influence of Rome on Modern Europe."
A stated communication of Old Well
lodge. No. 102, F. and A. II..for the
election of officers. will be held subs
lodge rooms, December 19th. at 8 o'clock
p.m. "Due" attend.
-—Smokers‘ sets and hrlsr goods at
'l‘mwbrldgslkco.’s. “
H. F. Donn, R. F. Adams and George
Eddy, of Norwalk, are at The Cochv
ran, Washington, D. C.
wCigar and cigarette cases, snuff and
tobacco boxes, at Trowbridge & Co’s
Hrs. Harriet A. Hunt, of Fnlrflold
avenue, has returned from a three
months’ trip to the World's Fair and the
West.
~Sweet cider for sale for the holi-
days. 08 Taylor avenue.
The rules established by Town llealtb
Officer Tracyarc printed on ihc. second
page of Tm: SINTINEI. today. They
will bear careful reading. ‘
-—llllo a pound forchoice country
chickens and fowls,nt Hayes‘ market.
W. A. Benedict has secured the model
of the Ferris wheel made by James E
Hubbell and has It on'oxhlbition in one
of the windows of his handsomely fitted
stores in ’l‘ur. Summer. building.
-—Frssh hams, l‘lc a pound. at llayss
market.
The annual unveiling of the Norwslk
fire department will be held Tuesday
evening, December 1‘), at 9 o'clock, at
Pionecr [look and “‘Lnddor company's
rooms, to nominate n chief engineer and
two assistants. ' ‘ s
~Turkcys are No a pound, all "ayes.
market.
The Bridgeport police arc looking for a
Hungarian who robbed two Hungarian
women while he was pretending to show
them to their brother‘s house. The man
took a bag belonging to one of the
worm-n containing‘ $200; tho combined
saving of years. and fled.
~An elegant six octave organ, $50.
——A good upright pinuo. Price. $2M. .
Ten dollars per month. J. W. Studwcli. :
. . . l
Joseph C. Klinofelter went to Mystic‘
yesterday to bring his daughter Ethel
home for the Christmas vacation.
She is attending the Whipple Home
School in that place.
~Cigars that can't be beat, $1 a box at l
Trowbridgc d’ Co's. Call and sec them l
The window in Comstock Brothers“
store in which the Ferris wheel ls exhib,
ited. was decorated by‘Emory sud Sam-i
uel Stevens and is a very urtisric or 1
rnngemcnt. Thcwindow contains palms. l
potted plants and gout‘s furnishings. ?
-—'l‘urk9ys arc lilo a pound or liayus‘
market.
The continued popularity of tho cx-'
pensivoly made Magazine, oven in these;
hard times, is attested by the inci rim;
the usual edition of the Christmas llnr- 7
per's has been exhausted. and tqu I»!
second edition is being printed. ;
l‘ire broke out in New llavou, nus;
morning nbout 4 o‘clock, in thchuild-,
ing at the corner of Orange and Chapeif
strccis. It was occupied by Undertaker '
Blair and the New Haven lmulcr. le;
dnmaxu will nmoum to sevcrui thousand '
dollars, .
-You can buy fresh pork uud mud
Iago for 12‘ a pound. in u». for $1.00, at?
llsyl-n‘ marker._
A service of special interest to men!
will be held at Trinity churnintonight
at fl o‘clock. Addresses in regard to.
the duty of men In church warhundi
explaining the purposc of tho Brother-I
hood of st. Andrew, will ho delivered
by two well-known laymen, John W.
Wood, of New York,snd Iir. Willlum
C. Sturges, of New Haven. Tho public
are cordially Invited.
l
-1.ow prices on sleds and snow 3
shovols st Watkins and Dow’s hardware. j
l
1 commission Tuosdny.
Five dollars per month. J. W. Studwcll.
Nultii’shll til-1W5.
A itrcsuy flung-st I: n...- l‘rolu the
Hyper I“ of Town.
Assistant Postmaster Malone has been
on the sick list for the past two days.
~Huylcr's at Lnnc's for L‘hrismas.
Albert llcForest continues quire ill
with the grip at his home on High
street.
«Tim-e good square pianos to be sold
for $75. Fivo dollars per month. .l. W.
Studwell.
U. E. Wilson went to :ilurwiutou yes-
terday to attend the funeral of his
motIu-r. Mrs. Norman Wilson.
'l‘horiviisuii of Attorney (iruy vs.
Michael and Kate Fallon will come up
before Justlcc Austin, at Ill o'clock blon-
duy morning.
~Au excellent concert for ‘3" ‘. at Up-
on: llousc, lk'cember 20.
The funeral of Glrard S. McChesuoy
will be held from his late residence on
Sunday. Darember 17th, at lp. Ill. inter.
mun: ut Lyon's Plains.
Slum-s! All kinds. at Watkius& Dow's,
hardware, It? Wash st... So. Norwalk.
’l‘ho pavilion erected at Putnam park
was Inspected and occupied by the park
The structure is
neat and showy, and reflects much credit
on tho architect, William A. Gilbert, of
Bethol.
The highway committee of the Court
of Burgessss. the borough engineer, and
Honors. Bishsslee, the msosdsm contract-
ors, were to main thcilnsl Inspection of
the Main um: work, today. It has
been postponed on account of the snow.
«Coffee with cream, 50 cup. Depot
Restaurant. Open Ill night.
’l‘ho justices of theSupr-mo Court have
‘HAND
The Young Woman's Christian Tom ‘hnudod down several important dccls
pounce Union will meet thin ovehlug,.lonn. in the suitor tho Norwalk (ins
at tho homeof Mrs. Waters, Day Mm: lightenmpnuy vs. the Borough of Nor.
All number» are urgently requested to , walk, error is found and new trial grant
no present, as business of importance ad. Opinion by Justice Penn, nil ion
must he decided upon. If there Is limo, .currlng.
I rvpmtoftho mic convention milboi
g'l‘Ls-n. Any young ladies wishing tujoln ‘
1 union srocordisliy invited tostumd . , '
II the ovenlngprovcs stormy, the meet» l «chrintmss Presents.~l)oll carriages
ing will be postponed until next Tomi" l we tom: hobby MM“ 98°; photo "'
evening. ‘ :hums, 4513 to 33.75: picture books. lic to
41.00: drums, 58cm 01.08: was flowers.
«Martin lip-hr announces mihu pull-.200 a; she; games, be to “.00; horns
“‘3 “l“ I” will ”will“! Elli“ "0M ‘0‘ : buglss, silica and other novelties: sled
"mm". Saturday. ”0“»me milk M99 ifmmu made to order. Autograph all
South Iain um: loom, lilotoilflc, it John T. ilsyov’, 25
. _. l
J! . .
butler Chapter, Royal Arch Mason-J 1“an “ovals..-
elected and installed the inllowlug' «min a pound for choice country
officers Tuesday night: H. P., W. P,jchlvkens and fouls.“ ilsycu' market.
Beers: K. Poser Decker; scribe, 1.. WM ' ' '
Dory: treasurer. I. It. mm; “m..; The com-w. will! distributed at
my, a. nywuoos: o. of u.. w. a?!” Non“ MM m, Mimi-n
“'0le p, I. y, A. IcUInnls; It. A ' wow so follows: Hrs. O. 0. Bowen, Dan
0.. Henry o. for; tool a. v., John .1. ,“fl- “is: In mm mm, Row-r-
1mm ll. of av. caudal. Palmer; nominal Mumm- R. Vain-t. dish
of r.v.,a.m. gym, A. ,1, cm. standout Norwalk. Inrhyaml In.
my M w. n. “mm, PE.” A: NJ My M'I'b, "I‘m?
-—l’lenty of delicious brood, at Luna's
m...
a..-“ a. -.
bloom. The usual plush sssquo is
'2
I
l
3
Mar, Gurus W. Smith.
the at tho chums-
‘ My loo-stones-
~ MI mass m on
1st to he gives out. A number of
smsiisrsrdsivsmalsoglvn out. By
Willow ls mandamus for»
at Mommofmiimuuol
h
VANTlN‘E WARE.- -
CELLULOlD NOVELTIES,
TOILET CASES, *
' SHAVING CASES,
choral Police Donn is on the sick
list. Dinner burdloklnonduiy.
~Largc assortment of Catholic prayer
hooks in line blndings. and other religi-
ous articles, at John T. Hayeo‘, ‘25 Main
street. NorwnIkLW
Prof. Lewis B. Juno will entertain the
National Provident Union and their
friends tonight with a night of hand
performance. .
-—So grateful are the proprietors of
the Norwslk Boston store for the im‘
menso business of the past season, in
spite of the dull times. that they wish to
show their appreciation of the patronage
bestowed on them by distributing a
large number of Christmas presents
amongst their customers. In this limi-
ted spsec it would be impossible to enu-
merate all thenrticles they intend to
give away. but amongst them are a ton
of cool. a barrel of flour, two sewing
machinesa fifty-six piece tea set. a tur-
key, several bags of flour, several [rounds
of ion and mile, a ham, a rug, :1 pair of
portiere curtains, a pair of lace curtains.
a lamp, ladies and mines” cloaks, s wool
dress pattern, ten piece toilet set. a
crayon portrait, no oil painting, sgvoral
dollars‘ worth of sugar,muffs. fur copes,
kid gloves, umbrellas, neckties,.suits of
underwear and hundreds of other ar-
ticles. (”oil or. the Nulfl‘h Boston store.
corner Main and Wall streets, for full
information concerning the manner in
which these articles are. to be distributed.
ST. PAUL'S BAZAAR
Many Pinning rent-res Presented hv the
Young People Last Night.
Tho annual bazaar and gripper by tho
ladies of Si. l’aul‘schurch. assisted by
the various societies of the parish, was
continucd in the Norgnllt Opera House.
last night. The nflsir was tho most suc
cessful one ever held by the parish. Not-
withstanding lhe stormy weather thorn
was an unusually lsrgcstteudancc. Dur-
lug the entertainment every rescrvul
sent in the gallery mistaken and the b xly
of the house was crowded. A: 8:30
o'clock an excellent programme was
rendered, consisting of vocal selections
bynquartetto composed of Miss Benn
dict, Mrs. J. Whittaker. Messrs. lluhbeli
and Leigh Whittaker. A bee and flow-
er drill was given by twenty-two chil-
dren of the Sunday school, with him...
May Olsen as queen bee. Master Arthur
Jackson,onc of the boss. snag a mug
entitled "My Pretty Red lime." The
principal features of the programme
were several tableaux given by ten young
ladies impemonnting (.lrecian maidens,
Misses Jennie and Katie Smith,
Louise Glover. Julia Stash, Mamie
Wheeler, May Adams, bliss Brothorton.
Misses Sarah Partriclr. Bertha Stout,
May St. John. Leigh \l‘hittsker,repre-
naming u Continental soldier, sang a
characur song. The programme con
cluded with a musical selection entitled
“The (Iypsy Trio," sung by Leigh Whil-
taker, Philip N. Knapp and Mrs. John
Whittaker.
comma run 1mm.
Italians Employed on the Wlunlpsuk
Drench ltrlhn for Higher Pay.
A force of two hundred Italians and
other laborers started this morning to
clear the tracks of tho Winnipnuk branch
of tho horse railway. They were engag-
ed at fiftoen cents an hour, and worlrod
diligently until lhc Center school “1-
ronohml. when they decided to ntrlke for
twenty-live ccnls an hour. After con.
sidcrnhie lnlk they found they could
make no Impression upon the road, and
quit work Some time was spent getting
men to clear the tracks and trnlilc on
that lino \vns slightly delayed. The main
line was kept clear throughout ,iho night
by a snow plow, and cars have run regu-
inrly.
O.) the electric road power was turned
on shortly after 4 o‘clock, but the frozen
snow on the trolley wire delayed irallic
somewhat Last night the snow plows
on llw cars were put in operation, and
did good work in hespingtbe track clear.
0095 AND ENDS.
A hslky horse may have spirit. but it has
In nun.
Everybody would be perfect if everybody
also thought so.
It might reduce general expenses if the
tails of the bolls could he collected.
Black wnlnnt sawdust, carsmcl sud rout»
ed sudbrovrned horse liver are used tominl-
terste coffee.
There nrethreo things! have always loved
and hour unders -paintins. music sud
woman—Fontsnsl .
it is natural to destroy what we cannot
possess, in dony what we am under
stsnd and insult what we envy-Balm.
It is estimated that the youth of America
annually min their fingers and clothes
with the shells from 10.0%.” bushels of
walnuts.
Who shall determine which of twofrisnds
shall yield where mlthor holine- himself
mistaken and both coals-I the importance
of the question!
V Childmnbnfor
Pitchev'o Onstoria.
masbymflchmounhrm
mung-mummm
mmmnmmbm
mmmmumm-M
OhIIdl'QI'I OHM
_ Organ
BOOKS and BOOKLETS,
KEROEHIF S, 5‘cts to $3.00,
KIDand FUR TOPPED GLOVES,
“AT...
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
R0
THE HAI'NTS 0|" SANTA CLAIR“.
Whore lie-dart of the Sentinel Will Fin
Pull-ems for the llollduv Show".
‘ At Tomlinscn'a pharmacy penplu' will
find a choice line of holiday- goods.
The very best perfumes, hcnulifIlIly put
up, utomlzcrs of the prettiest dwigns.
cut glues in dainty and pirating “‘m’v,
snd'cvcrylhing is now. ’l‘in-rv uw‘
things them which cannot full in ml!
the most exacting or fastidious.
u. u. .urst.
Photographer E. .‘l. .lnckmi is UIEr‘I"
lug holiday purchasers spoolal’inducc-
meats in portraits in crzlyun. pastl‘llc,
water color, nnd «spin. in llzillllVHJ’k
from the original negotiv». Mr. Jackson
has the reputation of ln‘lill; :1 lim rims
artist in his lino, and work dun-a: his
studio never fails to give MILL-(friction. ln
thelinos above mentioned ln- inn ulrcudy
secured much Huron-as. A full luw of
samples arc open for insprviion at his
studio, 55‘. Wall sin-or. Nurwnlk, “llll'h
(‘hrislmns shoppers will flu mull mox-
nmim- What lIlllkt'hapfl‘lUv‘l‘ prrnvut
or one more upprcciutml than .I lmnl-
Highcst of all in Leavcning l’uwcr.—l.atcst U. S. Gov’t Report.
1W
WY PURE
n
SQUARE DEALING AND PERSEVERANCE, HAVE PUT US
in the front rank in the grocery trade. We are at the head of
the class and that secures our titles Leading Grocer, 33 Washing.
ton street. The vast number of our patrons blow our born for
us, for we give them something to blow about. We run our busi.
other. Wanderers come and go and try to pull the wool over
setting sun.
We quote youths following prices which we strictly adhere to:
Jones’ Flour (no inferior substitute), 600 bag, $4.65 bbl.; Suc-
cess Flour, 600bag, $4.65 hbl.:7 lbs. Oat Meal, 250; 4 lbs. Rice,
25c; Fancy Canned Corn. 10c, mic and 15c can; 3 lbs. Extra Large
California Prunes, 25c; :xcfl (“'nccs of Havomeyer d: Elder Fine
Granulated Sugar, for $1.00; 1‘ inc Butter, 28c lb.
We will sell you as cheap and give you better satisfaction than
any store in town Save the worry and disappointment of not
getting What you pay for, by leaving your order with
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR,
Leading Grocer. :53 Washington Street. Telephone Call 13-2
Baking
Powder.
7:5 [Innis Will fluy‘ IW'lle
or mothcru bottle of Dr. Hand's Colic
Curc at nuy drug store. Mrs. S. W.
Merrill. of l’nirdulo. N. Y.. says: “Ilr.
llnnd's Colic Curd is far in advance of
any remedy" of the kind I ever uscd. It
Will quiet baby when slicis screaming
with pnin.“ Ask some mother who has
usod this remedy ubout it. Win-n your
baby is cross and frotfui whilc (nothing
apply llr. llnnd's 'l‘octblng Lotion to the
gums. .‘ialnl by all drungists, 25 cents
"It, is u ploasun- in wil Chamberlain's
l‘uugh ill-molly," says Siicknoy & Dent-
’ h-r. dmggists, Republic, Ohio. “Becncsc
a cuslomcr flfli‘l‘ oncc using it, is almost
certain to call for it when again in raced
of such u medicine. We sell more of it
than of any other cough medicine we
handlc. and“ it always gives satisfaction.
For coughs, (‘mlulii and croup, it is mih-
oui. an tquul. i-‘ur sall- by (1‘. I". Stilluun
druzgist
Mr int 1’. \Vi'lllllll'i‘, a prominent rcnl
thiflllt' ascent of San Angelo. Texas. has
llP‘ljtl (,‘hnlnlmrluin‘s Colic. tholcrn and
illnrrhwl llcnn-dy in his family for sov-
l-ml yours as occasion required, and :d-
wuys will] pvrfcct snows-as. Ho says: “I
llml it u [midst cure for our baby when
lrnuhll-«l “ill: colic Ul‘ dysvntory. i now
fm-i (but my ousllt is not complclc willi-
“I'lut u lmuh— fit this remedy of home or
comely frmuvd pound: s-l' zlwrwriprwlll
or tho donor:
Nutlrc.
There will [w n "bl-ling: of lln- lids:
Norwnlk lhlpublicnn club. in Randall's
Hull. l-‘riduy, lh‘lfolllllrl‘ if). at 8 o'clock
p m.. to not on the ropwl of tho mnnnil
elect oilicon in sorb- nmil rlw llrxl an
nual meeting. Sovlrul pnpulurspvakwrs
will uddrusu- ll!" inf-”ling. All linpuhll-
cans and i‘illznm urv invii-il. lly ordl r
of tho r-lmmiitvc.
—(irt your shall-s sharp-nod at W. A.
Wh-‘elor‘s umvlnnv shop. I' ii iii l'~'l'|l -.
sale. ldu not advise my irivnd: .Y
scholars to buy lllr‘ If‘lallln pluuo.
llh'runh Yunnan.
too on l'l‘nfillllllil'll and l-_\' hm.» rmd I‘i‘
on n nip away from homo." i’nr solo by
H, l‘. Hullswn. llrligulsl.
l c
l
I For rheumatism l have found mulling
il-quul lol'hmnlwrluln‘s l'lllll lisllm. It
'rclix-vcs llu- pain as soon as nppiiul, .l.
\\'. Young, \‘v'ost Liberty. W. Va The
;pr.uupt rclinf it afford-1 is alone north
. many times tho mm. 7m cont»: Its mn-
.tinux d mo u ill lilu‘l :1prrruamlntvurs.
i'r sulo by (i ('. Silllwn. drugghi
! ‘ h " v'»
Rh 1'.".
E 'l «s.
if‘i‘f'i. . («1”le
Ell [.mlplv vl}a}vp:1i:i
1:31.55“le 1n doc-
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- limo,
\m'.‘ mullrmdi
um: 26!!
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laud lip-w.- imlplu «
on' bill... or: : .i‘x.
15*;ll'lii‘nrl'uvtw Ilium
lwhaf ur': 11“.. wtm
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u.
H- r.‘
the .inm. uult'i no: in gun r.
lbwzng ‘17 'l-nzms at llll' {0391'
irvp' .y l‘lnistml's drug Mm , n 5.
sun in; HM. I!“ ,.r-xl-io-ll mind (I i
~—~.* I‘. :4 I m‘.‘ .1 mu": Ii.".’l'~'«l l - gain (-1"um .‘v Ll'v’illrl . 1.“ l 3hr.
ll H! \lll ,,l 'l if f i ll 1|
teen dollars commission by lllz- rcprl-M-u-
. , . . ,, ‘v v
iatn‘e of the ( luilm l‘mnn ._ u, for i‘i‘l'l)’ '10?“ I .
.\‘ unmlhys! ring. bum-rm lll-ur) drum
and \’ .\. Foulirld’slhvr} Hull‘s, rs-
. i'orterhonse bleak..........
Pork Hausagc V
18 North Main st., 80. Norwalk.
,.
a . lutn'r floor; rm no in in»! on
" son. ANOTHER DROP.
Fresh Hams..
Fresh Shouldo
Sugar cured llui
Lamb (‘hnxm .....
- E. J. WAD
PEOPLE'S MARKET.
HAlVlS. Proprietor.
FREE DELIVERY, PEOPLE'S MARKET
21 Wall st., Norwnlk
Telephona call, 52-3. [ Satisfaction guaranteed. | Telephone call, 57-3
Special for the Holidays.
PORT“). l'l'h' IN
CMYDN, PASTELLE, WATER CllLllll lilill SEPll.
in hand work from lhrnrlglnnl neumh‘r. Tlll‘allllsrlul'gl‘kllll‘ol' work mnnut be mad» from
copies, but rnuni he ‘done from the original ncszutivc only, thereby pug-wring all the line qlllll‘
lly of tho Rome, and producing in lll‘! finished picture. Velvvly lellIPr-H. and richness of tone and
deiall. A line exhibition of this beautiful work why now hr worn at Hindu.
FINE Pl("l'l'RE FRAME~i IN lVORY .‘lND HOLD
A new lino of
V. ,, . ARTISTIC pnl.)'1'n.ill.\l'll.~ Iii l‘l..\'l‘lS(l’l‘\'l’EE———
npen‘fnr lllhll‘lllllll.
E. M. JACKSON, PHUTUGRIPHEB. 53
wmmo. M 1
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“‘E WILL START YOU in a pleasant andl
“profitable business. (‘an bcd‘oue at tour .
own imnw. No I‘nplful required. ,\n erldlllIlLl
Eithwr ‘dx. '3‘) 1| week easily manic. AD‘WH’I', .
this if yuu i'lll‘l only spare two hoursaday.‘ z'l‘rwgnu limkm’ fnru lol,or nm'
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UTILII‘.‘ and on easy terms.
. For Sale,
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Real Estate and Insurance
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’ remove. Orders prom rlly attended for
and clmriw rcarnnablc. .mn limos. :Jl
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on \Vulvr Hrs-Li; houzo on 'l‘uylur uvennc. und’
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No. 2 Gazette Building.
(luv dosign in prosontiu z:
thoughtfully remembered.
of the best bargains ever offered.
ment of imported dross patterns.
from 4.00 to 8 00.
GIFTS USEFUL AND ATTRACTIVE.
this list of awful and 'lhl-l'ElCllVr‘ Christmas presents is u .2 n. how our ruslnulvrs think that
We also have u nicc assort-
No two liliko. ranging in prices
Black Goods.
UR line of black goods was uovcr in better condition to select
from and includes the crtlcbrutod fabrics mndo by Priestly &
00., such as Bilk Warp Henriciias. Borges, Whip Corda, etc. All:
Wool Henriettas, Cuincl‘o lluir. (lrcpons, Cutllashmnrou. otc , m
prices from mm to 1.75 per yard
Fur Capes.
UR Capes ure very stylish and both u‘luxury and a. necessity.
it is easy to imagine tho delight of any lady who is fortunate
enough to receive such n prcsmt. Wu have them in French
Cony Wool, Seal. Electric Soul and Astrnchun: 2i) and 24 in. long,
and romembor that every capo is warranted and the price guaran-
teed to be lower than others are asking for tho sumo garments
Gloves.
IBCOVER if pose in wh tyour mother. sister or friend wants
in gloves, and th us show you our line of those goods.
It is impossible for us to 3ch a correct hie-n of what our stock
contains, but it is acknowledged by ovary ounto bc tho host in
town. Gent's, Ladies' and Children's Glovos and Mittonoof chry
description are to be seen and We am positive that wo can suit
you in thisldepartmont.
we have prcsentvd own-thing Wc how to oifor in this line but haw merely mudo suggvutinus of u. gillll‘l‘ill nzlluro (rusting that the
Hookers after gifts will favor us with u will tint .v.» may show them ihu various lim-s which we in .w to oil'l-r. Uur sliwk inolullog
the host nbtuiuubln in ovorv dcpzirtmcm and has boon Hi!li'('ll}|l will: grout \‘iil'l‘ m) that uvvry last” could ho pleased.
Dress GoOds.
HAT gift is more acceptable than it nice dress, and what gift
will serve to keep you longer in the momory of tho one so
We have made special prices on our
colored and fancy dress goods and guarantee to show you some
, Knit Goods.
ADII‘I‘S'uudChildron’u Hoods. Loggins. Jackets and Pacino.
tors; colored and black, in hand knit and machine made.
Umbrellas.
Il'l‘lIlNll better fora holiday prommt than :1 nice Umbrella.
Wu have had a stock undo specially for us. so you are sure
to get tho correct thing. The vnrwty includes (lold, Silver and
Natural Handles; in sizus both for Ladies and (ionic.
Holiday Novelties. '
E have an endless variety in Holiday uowltios, which Wu will
be pleased to show, including h‘nnvy l'nsou. Aluminum
Smoking Sets, Card Receivers. l’lnquvs. clc : 'l‘oilvl- Soto, I-‘uucy
Pocket Books, and ()hutluin lingo.
Baskets.
E lumen stock of ludian Hzlskcis in all stylus, uhapcu and
w gizog, Those goods wo are allowing in our hum-mom, whorc
you will also find it good «took of lllftllkuli, I'omi‘orinlllon and (Ill
Cloths.
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Handkerchiefs and Aprons.
might continue thisliot indclluiluly if upncv would permit
WP but will close by calling your nttmllion to our Handker-
chiofs. The selection runs from a printed cotton Handkerchief,
from be ouch, to an elegant Sill: Mulllnr, of mm, Aprons in
every style, from 25c to $1.95 ouch.
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Our store .will ho
upon «awry ovcning until utter Chrislums.
& H any Norwatua
ness in our own name and do not vacillate from one state to an- ,
people’s eyes. which lasts for cohort period and then go by the... .
forth In app-vim M‘lrll-‘s-v'lnlikkl‘lNNSEF-v
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