wrestlths'leoalsinour
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me We in Their
W cm ’ snougllprofit
white , back, on length, nos
Ids: others charge from itc to
lie. lee aid life. with“ advance
”flutters charging 50 per cent.
months: we do for the same grade
sressldas lowae lo ayard.
”that“ lie-
_ ‘ whim... prices the lowest.
saywe havstheflneet assortment in
town.
0n H011!“ IIAHING we are the same
aeanall Papers; that is unit.
We employ only first class artists for our
m and Paper Hanging.
, X. ‘Brlteturn fare to parties residing out of
Norwalk
prices. others try to follow and get
lithium“ 8t, So- llorwalle
, 31gesteem:
more I'll AIOVI
til iv
'1'. I- I0 DAYS. Cures all
Diseases, i-‘siiln memory,
””93"” NitK tz‘ulizuxmg‘es vigor andaiae
ca nfithcfly'gi‘it surely restores
if doryou . Easll oarrledin vest
War-'32P” .3: hence:
cursor y .
“l..lf!%‘.‘fi.“.l‘.‘.i'i‘§‘p'f% °.‘.‘.:2'!.i‘.’:‘.‘ c
not until. we will send is by mail upon receipt
. Pam hlet In sealed envelope free. a
. Hula-l 00.. 9 ll. ere-r Isl-il-
GEO. C. STI LLSON.
South llorw‘all. dunno.“
. OLD sun RELIABLE
Freight Line
BETWEEN -
' NEW ,YORK,:
,. finance committee are indorsed hr the
HUM) manners
newton mu. wares Was Once Changed
by the haste, Ania Undergoes Revision
Until” ls"le a New W.
Vl'asiuno‘rori,~ May a—Dnring thesau-
ste‘s , southern-flea Spoator Jonas pee:
son the amendments to thetarii! bill
which have been considered and agreed to
by the Demeratic senators known as the
compromise committee. There are our
son of them, and it make- a new bill or a
measure greatly differing from the Wilson
bill and from the senate bill in any form
in which it has been presented.
The amendments heretofore presented
by Senator Vth and reported from the
MENU!
compromise committee.
There is a gensralincrease in the bill,‘
and in some schedules the increases are
vary marked.
Sen‘ator Harris announced that, notwith-
standing the consideration of the Chinese
treaty had not been finished, he would op-
pose any more executive sessions or the
passing of any hills during the morning
hour until after the tariff bill was disposed
of. He also said that he would now press
for sessions beginning at 10 o’clock in the
morning in order that more spe'edmight
be made.
The Republican steering committee of
the senate held a conference for the pur-
pose of considering the attitude'of the Re
publican party in the senate 0:: the tariff
question, in view of the claims made by
the Democrats that they have assurance
of the 43 votes necessary to pass the bill.
While the members of the committee do
mittee, it is understood that they decided
to notify the Democratic leaders that they
had no intention of tilibustering against
the tariff, and especially would not be in-
clined to resort to dilatory tactics if the
Democratic party should prove to be sub-
stantially united upon the tariff bill.
The interchange of views developed the
fact, however, that the Republicans think
there is much material in the new compro-
mise bill for legitimate discussion, and
that they will insist upon the right to dis—
cuss the bill as aruendcd upon its merits.
The suggestion was made during the con-
ference that a Republican caucus should
be held, and some of the members of the
committee stated later in the day that
they considered a caucus within the next
two or three days probable. 'l‘ho commit-
tee was assured of a solid Republican vote
against the compromise bill.
The Amendments.
The most important changes made in the
tarii! bill by lhe mneudmenis lull-minced
in the senate as the result of the Democrat-
ic compromise are as follows:
i The new sugar schedule provides that on L
nnd'after Jan. 1, IN». there shall be levied. ‘
collected and paidon all sugars not :iliuvs ‘
No. It! Dutch standard in color, and on all :
tank bottoms, sirupu of cone jllli‘l‘ or of.
beet juice. meladn, coucculrated melluln, .
concrete and concentrated molasslm, aduty E
of 40 per cenium ad \‘nloreui, and upon all I
sugars above No. Io lluicli standard Iu %
color there shall be levied, collected and!
~-—Suulh Norwalk
NORWALK.
run ‘ osopnmas
cm or NllllWAI.
AND
EAGLE.
Will leevePier 83. E. R.. Beehman street
law sort. at 6 p. m.
[nave Norwalh, h p. 111.: South Norwalk, dill)
p. II.
= Freight received from ‘.' a m. to 5 p. in.
' U a llcatiou to agents the Cit of Nor-
Wit-{1.3m be sent for spurlal lots of
, tauyw ein New York or Its vicinity.
'All persons are forbid trusting any of
themplo cool the boats of this line on at» ,
saint of t e owners thereof. mm ti
NOYIMBIB IO. ISDS.
m "EAVI SOUTH NORWAlJi 'AS
l'OthWS:
aw Yeas. iron New Haven.
ll Wash. ex. MAL—l 0i ex..
ll 10
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(e 82
gas
till .
iii)“ em.
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83.5.3“
to Bridgeport.
undue-amen»;
fiISQSSIite
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amend so.
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V “mum...“ Lia-I u..-
, mutter seams “"
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, channel“
‘" cam-ewes. _
we «fill?
I. l.. Inv'iliieitllimul it'll}
, awn-recurs
paid a duty of oncelghth of l cent per g
. pound in addition to the saiddliiy of 40 pcr f
I ccntum ad valorcm: and all sugars. tank 1
.' bottoms, sirupa of cane juice or of best;
l juice. inclndu, concentrated nn-lada, cone .
‘ creul or concentrated molasses, which are i
, imported from or are the product of any i
‘ country which at the time the llillllf‘ Mel
exported therefrom pays directly or indi‘ 1
rectly a bounty on the export thereof. shall 1
l pay a duty of uncle-nth of l per cum }
per pound in addition lo the fill‘l'gn— ,
‘. lug rates: provided that nothing heroin
. contained shall ln' so construed as loabro
.: gate or in any manner impair or Mic-ct the
I provisions of thc treaty of commcrcinl
reciprocity «sincludud briwccu ihc l'uilmi .
States and the king of ibi- Hawaiian Irv !
lands on the limb day of January, loft», or
the provisions of any not of congress hcrc- l
' tofore plume-ll for i booxccutiouof the same-a '
, that on and after Jan. l, icon. ihcrc shall
. be levied. t'nlicl'icll and paid on molasses
i testing Judi-grow or loss by the polariscopc
l and containing more ibun :20 per ccnlum
’ of moisture. and on lilulufifluslcsillmulmve
40 dew-ecu and not nbovn- M dcgrecs polari- 1
scope, a duty of '.' cents per gallon: if lest '
, lug above .36 (legrcco polarim-opc. n l||Il\' of l
4 cents per gallon. ‘
The Iron Amendments.
The pig iron paragraph isnnn‘mlrd in
read as follows: iron in pig», iron kcuirf
: ledge. splegch-iwn. io-rro manganese. ferro
‘ silicon, wroughl and cast scrap iron and
scrap siwl, in per ten: but nothing shall
he declined scrap iron or sump atcei except
. waste or refuse iron or steel ilt only to be
Junanufm-iured; beams. girders, joistenur
‘ glee, channels. car truck channels, '1' coi~
umus and pools or parts or sections of col-
umns and posts, deck and bulb [mama and
building forms, together with all other
structural shame of iron or steel. whether
plain or punched or lifted for mm. om cent
per pound: senate bill. 35 per control va~
loreni; house bill, 30.
The boiler plate paragraph ls amended
to read as follows: Boiler and other plate
iron‘or steel, except saw plates hereinafter
provided for, not thinner than No. lilwirc
gauge, sheared or uusheared. and skelp
iron or steel sheared or rolled in grooves,
valued at i cent per pound or Manolo
cent per pound: valued above 1 cent and
not above 1}..." cents, ll-il) cent per pound:
not above 4 cents per pound, iii) per cent
ad valorem; valued at over 4 cents per
pound. ‘.’5per cent ad valorem: provided
that all plate iron or steel thinner than
No. 10 wire gauge shall pay duty as iron
or steel sheets.
The paragraphs concerning iron forg.
ing- are changed to read as follows: Forg-
ings of iron or steel or for iron or steel
combined, of whatever s ape or in what-
ever stage of manufacture, not specially
provided for in this act. 13.; cents per
pound; house hill. 25 per cent ad valorem;
senate tuna» per cent minimum and
the following proviso is added: Provided
a '3“ that no forging-u of inmorsieelorforg-
inns of iron and steel combined. by what-
ever procure made. shall pay a loss rate of
duty than as per cent ad vaiorem.
Railway bars made of iron or steel and
railway ham made in part of steel. '1‘ rails
and punched iron or steel flat rails. 7-90
sniper pound; senate hill,” per cent
ad va :honss hill. 90 percent.
sea and steel 1: “sets.
'l’heisonand steel sheets paragraph is
magma as telllews: bleak.
M or ates , commoner
W all hon or steel communal!
Manama or black iron
cruel. andshelpiroaersteeivalsedsis
3 H x ,_
“.25 respectively on above articles. , Fillet
not freely discuss the action of the com- .
7 , . ,gs' kl“
. ' "er misnom-
. pound; provided that all common!
wtm.oit.°.i°:.... “W “‘i 3“”
o. , , at as
comm-r- "" ’
as pea. cent pound; sen-
ate hill. 29% per cent ad 53mm; ,house
hill. at per cent. ‘ .
Cast iron vessels. plates, stove plateeand
irons. sadness, tailora’ Irons, hatters’
irons :11“! «glass ofdiron not finished,
parts mac neryan not special! ,
vided for 1;: thhachsflompsrpznprlz
mats agd house hillaflpsroentsdvav
lot-em outings of malleable iron. 0-10
cent per pound; senate and house bills, 25
per cent ad valorem'. Cast holloy were,
coated, glaaad or tinned, 2 cents W Pollad;
senate and house bills, 80 per cent ad vac
lorem. Files, file blanks. reaps and fleets
of all cuts and kinds, six inches in length
and under, 50 ceutapsr dozen; over six
inches in length and under nine inches, to
cents per dozen; nine inches in length or
over, 31.20 per dozen; house and senate
bills. 85 per cent ad valorem.
Confectionery, 85 per cent ad valorem:
house and senate bills, 80 per cent; and
saccharine added toparagraph 188 at 25 per
cent ad valorem.
The Tobacco Schedule.
The tobacco schedule is changed to read
as follows: Wrapper tobacco, unstemmed,
imported in any bale, box, package or in
bulk, 81.50 per pound: if stemmed, £2.25
per pound; house and senate bills, ti and
tobacco, unatemmed. imported in any bale,
box. package or in bulk, 35cents per pound;
if stemmed, no change in rates.
The cigar paragraph is amended to read
as follows: Cigars, cigarettes, cheroots oi
all kinds, Si per pound and 25 per cent ad
valorem, and paper cigars and cigarettes,
including wrappers. shall besubject to the
same duties as are herein imposed upon
cigars. " ‘ ‘
Hay, 0'2 per ton. which is the house rate;
senate bill; 20 per cent ad valorem.
Honey, 10 cents per gallon, which is the
house rate; senate bill, :50 per cent ad va 5
Iorem. '
Hope, 8 cents per pound—the house rate; ‘
senate bill, 20 per cent ad valorcm.
Unions, 2!) cents per bushel—tile house
rate; senate bill, ‘30 per cent ad valorem.
Paragraph 253, relating to cotton cloth,
is stricken out and the following inserted:
l
Cotton cloth. 3
Cotton cloth not bleached, dycd,,colored, )
stained, painted or printed. ckcccdiug {ill
and not exceeding lililthrends to thcsquure
inch, counting the warp and filling. and
not exceeding six squan- yards to the
pound, 1‘; cents per square yard; exceed-
ing six and not exceeding uinc square.
yards to the pound, ll, cents per square
yard; exceeding nine equnrc yards to the:
pound, l“, ccnis per square yard; if blcucb- 1
ed and not exceeding six square yards u. ;
the pound, 1'2, cents per square yard; (01- ,
cecdlng six and not exceeding ulue square
yards to file pmiml, 1“; cents pci' square
ynni; exceeding uiuc square yard» to .
the pound, ‘2“; cents per Hlilllll’i' yard; ii.
dyed. colon-d, slnincd. paints-l or priutcd‘
and not cxm-cding six square yards to the l
pound, 2". cents per square yard; i‘XCs’t'il‘ -
ing six and not crowding nine square’
yards to the pound, 3‘4 cents per square i
yard: exceeding nine square yurdslothe'
pound, 31.. cents per square yard; provided
that on all cotton cloth not exceeding lbs: I
threads ioibc square inch. counting the?
warp and filling, not bleached. dyed, col
ored, stained, painted or printed, valued,
at over ' cents per square yard, 25 pet;
centuni ad valorem; bleached, valued ati
over 9 cenis per square yard, 25 per ccntuul ‘
ad valorcni; dyed. colon-d, stained, paini- .
ed or printed, valued at over laconic pct .
square yard, no per cent ad vulorcm.
“'lmlen Schedule Clinngrs.
In paragraph ”76, woolen schedule. re 1
lilting lo lien-ks. muugo, garncted wasicg
and carbonized nulls or shoddy, the rate is '
made 15 pcr cent ml vulorcm; wuatc and
house bills, ‘.'.3 per cent. 1
Paragraph '.’?ll, relating in forum-r billy
to wmlcn and worsted cloths, is changed ‘
to read as follows:
On knit. fabrics and all fabrics mode on
knitting machinn-s or frannm. not including ,
\v‘cariuu apparel. and on ~llll\\‘l.‘l madc
wholly or lli part of \vool. \\ urslml, ilic‘
hair of lin- cmnvl. gout. nlpm-n urolIu-r uui- i
mule, \aluc-l m no! moi-mini; All) «unis pm i
pound, 35 per con! mi \olnrn-m: \‘illilml m ‘
more than Worm-i lit‘l' pound. in per cmituui
ad vnloreiu; whale bill. .‘ifi per cent; house 5-
bill, ill pcr will, ,
flu blankets, lusts of mud: flannel! fol
underwear and felt» for pawrmnkcrs' use '
and printing machines, composed wholly F
« or In part of Wool, the hair of the came“
goat, alpaca or other animals. valued at
not more than Zill cents per pound, 2:» per ‘
centum ad valorcm', valued at more than 1
80 and not more than 40 cents per pound, ;
80 per centum ad valorem; valued at more 1
than 40 cents per pound, do per cent ndl
valorem. ‘
On women's and children‘s dress goods. ‘
coat linings. Italian cloth, hunting or ,
goods of similar description or character.
or all manufactures, including such as ;
have any rubber as a component material. I
cmmumod wholly or in part of wmd,worsi- l
ed, the hair of the camel. goat. alpaca or .
other animal and not specially provided;
for in this Mt. the house rate of uilipcr|
cent ad valorem is restored; senate bill, 35 3
war cent. The following words are added: ’
’nlued at not over Oi per pound, 40 per i
oentum ad valorem; if finished. valued at
more than liilcenls and not more than ll
per pound. 45 per cent ad valor-om; on all
the foregoing. valued at more than Oi poi
pound, to per centum ad valorem.
Un ready made clothing composed or
above mentioned materials the house rate
of iii per cent ad valorem is restored; sen-
ate hill,40 pee cent. The provision also
includes imitations of furs.
The following paragraph. stricken out
of the house bill by the senate committee.
is new 2 ,
On cloaks. dolmane. talmea, ulsters or
other outside garments for ladies and chi!»
dreo'a apparel. sad goods of similar de-
scription or need for like purposes. com-
posed wholly or in part of wool, worsted,
the hair of the camel, goat, alpaca or other
animals. made up or manufactured wholly
or in part, it to 50 per oentnm ad valorstn.
0n wsbhlnp. gorilla, nus ,
brand. belting. bindings, braids, galleries.
fringes. cimps. cords, tussle, dress trim-
minpkis'o: smhroideries, head sets but-
tais, I buttons, buttons of lorms
for tussle or ornaments, any of the fore-
“of which melanin or nonelastie,
made of wool, worsted, the hair of the
casual. goat, alpaca or other isaiinais, or of
which wool, worsted. ihehair ofthe camel,
goshaipess or other animalsis a coni-
m1,» per cent ad valorem:
m bill.” I!" cant: WhiliMOW
(slit.
m
Ira-he - , deli
“Wotan...
. licenses In the District.
' all m ,, 7
Worms!“
rgmzhwandgm W
spsstry roses carpets. 0|:
plainsndalloarpete ndearpstiuofllka
character or description. printed on the
mammflpumad valorem;
houseandsenate bills. 80 percent.
Treble lags-sin, three plysndallchaln
venetian carpets, Boner oentnrn ad valerem;
Wand senate bills, ll) percent. '
Wool, Dutch and two ply increlnou-
pste, wpsr centum: house and senate bills,
“m“
‘ gets and bookings. printed, colored
or otherwise. and felt carpeting. figured
or plain, 80 per centum ad valorem; senate
and house bills, as per cent. ~
Carpets and carpeting of wool, flax or
cotton, or composed in part of either, not
specifically provided for in this act. ll) per
centum ad valorem: senate and house bills,
85 per cent.
The date on which the reductioncf rates
provided for in manufactures of wool shall
take elect is fixed for J an. i. 1895, instead
of Dec. 2, lav-i.
In House and Senate.
Wasnuvcrou, May 8.——'l'he open session
of the senate lasted but half an hour and
was devoid of all public interest save the
introduction by Senator Allen of Nebraska,
who is defending Coxey and his lieutenants
in the police court, of a resolution fertile
appointment of a special committee of five
senatorsvto investigate the alleged clubbing
by the Washington police ofthe leaders of
the oommouwoal when the army tried to
break into the capitol grounds last Tner'
day. The resolution went over. The sen-
ate spent six hours behind closed doors
and then opened them in order to agree to
a conference on a bill regulating liquor
an...
”Wu“-
The house. began business by making
some committee provisions for the newly
elected members of the house. The New
York and New Jersey bridge bill was
passed under a suspension of the rules on
motion of Mr. liunphy. <
“Mn-..“ ,
Postmastera Appointed. '
Wssmxoros, May 8.-—The fourth class
postmasters appointed were:
New York ~~lluntcr. C. C. McKelvey; Ausable
Chasm, U. 1". Hell.
Pennsylvania rhllll City. Mrs. II. ii‘. \Valter:
Mulberry. Samuel Ebcrly; Strickersvillc, I... C.
Garrett. a
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BASEBALL. .
NATIOVAI. LEAGUE GAMES.
a. ".1.
Minn. .l o o o o o o o 0—1 6 ‘.l
NewYork ..... o o o o o o o u can 3 s -
rerun.
Pittsburg......l U I 0 ll Ii 0 ll l~~d ll 5‘
Cincinnati.... l t o o :i l U 3 2-17 a) 4.
8.".2.
Philadelphia, n o l o o 3 l n 1~7lf 3
Brooklyn ...... o l o 2 o u i U ll—l s 2
, lawn.
Louisville ..... U l U 2 ‘J l 0 U 0~tilll 5
Sleus ...... u l o o 2 :l l l x-«Sii 1
lens.
Cleveland ..... o 2 4 l o o, o o owili 0
Chicago ....... u o 0.0 o p' o 0 l- l 5 7
runs.
ill'aehiumon...o o o o o o o 0 duo iii
Baltimore ..... '.' U H 1 3 U i ll L'~-I.'ll'l 1
r:.\~'l'l1|:.\' ruinous: dun-:5.
u. u. n
Springibvld....l U l l "in l t.’ 11924 1
Syracuse...” u u o o o 2 o o o~u ii a
is an
Iiinghanitou.. o o L’ i 0 Ii 0 :5 fl . till 3
Buflalu ........ '.' o .i i II o o J 1—1213 l
a.u.l..
Troy...........o 4 :l 0 ti 4 0 2 s—lillill
Providence... l o o o o u o o 0401:; 5
11.".3.
Wilheebarro.. U :l :l :l 0 o i ll l~lt 2i 1‘
‘ie ........... ‘.ilJUUiiiiudfiillldtl:
l
VERY MUCH MARRIED.
William is Claimed .- nun-no by email
Young “'omen. i
llL‘l-‘l‘am, May ii. --\\'llliam Reynolds, is
slim, rather good looking young man, with
dark hair and eyes, is locked up in a po- i
lice station. charged pith bigmuy. Itisl
alleged that Reynolds has married no Ices {
timueight women. Three of his alleged 5
victims are respectable young women llv- l
ing in Snimuaucn, and that Ion u is greatly l
upset over what hm buppcncd. ;
()llicr \‘iviima un- said to live in Scrun. “
ton, I'd, Angola and iii-ape Valley. The l
warrant for the youlliful bigumisi's urn-st l
was sworn out in Sulnmuucu. Mrs, Mc-i
Faddcu. tho molhrr of the ynllflu woman
who in mid to be Mrs. Reynolds No. N, is
ihe complainant. and others who have
hclpcd in making the complaint area Miss ‘,
Norton and Miss Laura llutton. both of
Sfllllllltlllf'll. Reynolds is said to be a rail- ,
road man. He married no mmmn who i
was not pretty and young.
Alleged Murderer Arrested.
New initials. (‘ouu.. May nmll'llliam i
Gardner icolored) was arrested here. charg-
ed with having murdered Edward Watson,
a farmbnnd, in Sioniugton on Friday. He
had a fight with Watson in a saloon in
Stouingtou, during which he stabbed Wat—
son and then threw his body into a creek. .
where it was found.
round Almost Dempltated.
r51". lail‘lh, May 8.---.lulia I'I. fillson, pro-
prieiress of a iiimlshed room house, was
found in her room with her head almost
completely severed from her body, which
was lying in a pool of bloodmurrounded
by evidences of a frightful struggle.
Testile Wot-her! Convention.
l’llll.Aiilcl.i'lli.\, May 8.—-—The filth annual
convention of the national textile workers
convened in this city, with or delegates
present from Massachusetts, Rhode ls-
land, New Hampshire. New Jersey, New
York, Connecticut and this state.
w Gould sees the nerves”
l’aovwnscr, May awe-ergo Gould was
here and spent several hours at the Bar-
reshods’ shipyards in Bristol. lie refused
to state the nature of hi business. The
llarreshoffa refused to talk also.
You; ones fleets Hunky.
Boston, May B.--After onset the hardest
ilghtaseeniniioston fora long timeYonng
Grille was declared the winner over his
fellow Australian, Billy Murphy, at the
end of eight rounds.
cheats Was laminated.
Aunt, May Edna Republicans nomi-
nated J oeeph ll. Chests president and
Thomas G. Alvord first vice president of
the censtbutional convention.
memos-sessile
WW.flaya-~The staudepartw
heathaehuniafermedoi thessrleueili-
aessef Gammon-salami ae-
wsrdsasllerila. ‘
’ I‘lm'l‘m
carom . I
M.fiuamm
“m
. .
r “ea,
b t .33.“ m“%
ll 69 ,
refined“ 3‘1 ,
pleaseythem.‘ We
nor moving,
‘.‘v
2
I r shoal t totals stock
use we madman woo ad
E88 in the city, ano wearegoing
do it. The , lo a eeiate our efforts to
ah burinmpon 53m.
y.‘ but we are
in ri ht on. No stand a sti and will have abi stone on
fathom, v g “f 3" .
y
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HAVE YOU scan moss: BEAUTIFUL Heroines
IN OUR WINDOWS?
Will give one, ofthem to each customer who buys . Teas or
Coffees or 81.00 worth of groceries or over on Saturday, May 5th.
Come early and be sure and get one.
Very best Elgin Creamery Butter, 21c lb.
":9 "3.!" 305's. “cell 9.9»
F U RN lTU RE.
23 so. some, so. Norwalk.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
PARLOR surrs
Silk Brocatelie Fringe Parlor Suit, $35.00.
Crushed Plush Parlor Suit,
$25.00.
Polished Wood Parlor Tables way down in price.
A Fine Lounge for 06.50.
Wilton Rug Couches, 811.50.
A large line of Corduroy Lounges and Couches.
All goods sold at hard time prices.
DAVID STOW.
”slulfimr is ”HERE.
Photographs
of the house are in order.
Photographer NllIlTH
can do them;
20 Years Experience
and the best of apparatus.
steamship
to all parts of the world for sale by
H. D. SMITH.
soomi lasonic Building. Norwaih.
BPEBIIL sires T0
Hulda. California.
Bermuda. Egypt,
and other points of interest to travelers.
“in hallway Ticket;
Old Well Hand [adult—y:
ll Washington Street.
ZSouthilllorw'all
ans wean nose or seen.
so some new in wasnrno.
sarmrsc'noa ocamxmn.
my camp roa arm puma.
no me or cannon. on man.
JOHN WARREN, Proprietor.
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Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages
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