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IPEOIOL IOTEI TO
Florida. Oolilornia,
Bermuda, Egypt,
and other points of interest to travelers.
Old Well Hand Laundry.
II Washington Street.
South llorvrell
an. won noun 111 m4
are some can in wasnrne.
cameraman comma.
scone an» non anon um
no punk on cam on rush.
JollN WARREN. Proprietor.
Brunch once-George L. Cook. lain street.
Dorian. ‘
JACOB Ill. LAYTON
Frro, life and Accident Insurance,
Bill ESTATE lllO llOOSE lliilll
IOcean Steamship Tickets and Sterl-
loeu Negotiated and
Stocks Sol Glee 5 Railroad Place,
next to Post once, South Norwnlk. Ct.
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JUNE 7. "94.
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,. .IlNlEL. SATURDAY ApGUsT 1.1 1891.
11111 1.11111. ’8.
TOYS IN A GVNNAIOUM.
they Displayed W and Agility at.
blunder-nice.
Ansell ermyof Walters boys
ondgirlsattenda gymnasium in New
York. A few days ago the little ones
rumbled “tongs their price perform-
mint!» finance of patents. gand-
inns. acquaintances and judges. Very
shunning theylooked in their-dark blue
Oloornere and blouses. with bright red
libel and ties. As the piano struck up
away they marched, keeping step like
West Point cadets, much to the delight
of doting parents and enthusiastic
friends, who filled the gallery to over-
flowing. Three or four small boys—
very small boys—and one infinitesimal
tot brought up the rear of the proces-
sion. They had evidently been ruled
out of the boys' class on account of size,
so the girls had come to the rescue and
admitted them to their ranks
As thewcrd otcmnmaud was given a
series 01 graceful movements and poses
were gone through within perfect time
to the music. These were evidently to
get the muscles in trim for the more
Malt fangs tofollow. Nine of the
larger girls now took oi! their long red
sashes and knotted them around the
railing at the end of the hall, giving it
a much dressed up appearance. In the
meantime the horizontal bar had been
raised to the (haired height, and the
nine maidens now took their places to
wait each her turn. And the swings
and jumps and turns that they gave
would have taken the palm from some
of their male acquaintances.
The very smallest athletes now had
achnuce toshow what they could do. On
the front row stood the tot, not very
well pleased with being stared no, but
nevertheless he began bravely, moving
his long wand from side to side, not in
exact limo to the music. perhaps, but
moving it somehow. But at lrmt his
feelings could no longer be concealed. a
tear rolled down his chubby check and
with n big sol) he fled from tho some.
Altrr 51111111 Vt ry good work on the
parallel bars came the pro nth-st figure
of the afternoon—stops D1111 n the long
ball they came, by twm and than by
fours, with graceful dancing stops.
The three or (1 mt small boys had been
for some time trying the horse. the
rings. the Indian clubs, etc, and had at
last s1 tiled lhr lllH‘lVOS on the parallel
bars to 11.111 h thr- p1 rformunr: 0 until
their turn should 1-111111- again.
The girls show-11111111111 good work and
considerable wrrll dt-vr-b 1pr-d 1111150111 1111
the rings and n ith 1luml1l11~lls.Arrotht-r
pretty rrrovr mcxrt to music finished the
programme. Thou carnr- the awarding
of medals.
Lions and .‘lunltrys Arvin-l1.
The animals at Lincoln park are ac-
customed to a mumduy 1111p, and as they
begin to grow sloppy and seek their
couches it is very inn-rusting to note,
the various {nurtures tin-y 1111111111111. Big
Major, the lion. r-trr l1l11-o himself out
upon the floor of his 1': 11:11 almost upon
his bra-,k his great ill-:ul rusting on his
mass of tawny rrrxrrrr~.whl1'h forms 11
_mnguiiic1-nt {11111111 tothu {111511. With
almost infantile gram tltu paws are
arrested upon his 111- 11:1 lul bro out across
which, it is safe to affirm, not a wave
of trouble rolls The loner jaw rclnxr ~11
for all the World like grandpa asleep in
his chair. Such a good, good lion, 11111-
thinks, be 111th be, with such it good,
good W'll'llm to sleep like that.
The monkeys. on thoothr-r hand, hull
die together in hunches, with foo-s
turned in and tails r urlcd up, irrrruirig
so Wt 11 most! that only a ridge of
hairy hack of 0:11 h is mu. Thom one
any: to 1m1lf,rurn1t ho mlmmtblu
guilty wrcu'lm, afraid in for n the world
and rlistrnstful own in slur-p
Yet the lion Woulrlrrot at all mind
dining of! r1 mun. munch-11m and all
and the monkeys Wnlllll not think of
hurting anything lugg1".lmr a flea
and then only win-11 it pr. 11191 rl in am
noying tho-m mthltugo later t 191 um.
Very {loud Tim
“The best time i can recollect "
fluid the be: from across the street
“Wes when we played the Spartan nine.
The day that mrr side but "
"My best for; was a year ago "
11111111111... who new will light
““1101 father and i went fishing once
And slept outdoors all night."
“Well "' sold the boy from the mus-r litmus.
”The lolllost Oldie tor me
Wa- one summer they 111111 me on a yacht
And we lived six weeks, at wa.‘
“And the greatest {rm lever bad,“
fluid the boy who lives out door.
”WI! ailing down the river norm
And «romping out on shore.‘
what time 1.1mm."
field” the her with the reddish hair.
“inmate-goiter”
11.11.... i went to the lair “
1mm“; sardine “W
”HOMM” lieu! the malaria.
——I'.. O... kyle-Mn in in. Nichol“.
And fold Adolphus no Would Be M U
one Wurst sumo. ‘
There lives laid gang‘s venom
old German nun who 5 ,
..store Hebuadaug’l‘iurr, but her _|
in not Maud. Shedoee not rule the on
consumer day and angle simultanemnly
tor susceptible old judges. Her name is
Mina. Not long since she attracted the
“ignition of one of those unfortunate
creatures called “rrrashcrs ” so called be-
cause their noses nor-d mashing about ten
times a day. He found out where she
lived, and next day 1111 unkempt urchin
brought Miss Mull-r :1 personal note, l-
marked“strictiy roar» ,'.'.'111l." The con-
tents of tho now “‘1-1‘1- 111 1 .1- ulfr-ct that he
loved her for horse“ nioru; 111.41 that he
had something v1ry iurpommt to com-
mnnlonteto her; lurrcc she should meet 7
him at 1011 'clock sharp at the corner of g
Biddle and Tenth streets. The following
postscript was added:
“P. S.—~That my darling runy make no
mistake remember that I wear a light pair
of pants um! 11 dark cutaway cost, In my
fight hand I will carry a small cane and
in my left a cigar. Yours forever, -.
“Anon-11175."
As the urchin said he was told to wait
for an answer, Miss Muller took the note
to her father and minced-d him to write
an answer The old man did so, stating
that' his daughter would he at the appoint-
odplnce at the time sptciilt-d, by proxy,1
be. her father, having authority to repre-
sent burr at the proposed caucus. The post-
script rcml as follows:
“P. S.—I)11t mine son of a gun may
make no mishtukr-s 1 viii hello-shed in.
my shirt elects-9.1 1 ill war in mine right
hand a gluh In my left hand 1 \ill your a
six shooter, 45 caliber. Yourlll recognize
me py do ray I bots you on the head it
goople (limos twlct mit dot gluh. Volt for
me on de corner, as I have somcdings lm-a
bordnnt to inform you mit. Your front,
“llnrsrucrr MULLER."
For some unexplained roawn Adolphus
was not on hand when he was Wanted,
much to the grief of the old man, who
meant all that he wrote—Texas Sittings.
The Outcast.
On State street‘ to prove l, 000, 000 feet are
pacing, restless, to and ire. bomb haste
as managers of joy, and some on mourn-
ful errands go, and in this grr-at and surg-
lug throng urcn tug and jostlo as they
wend; 11mm 11 hand is clasprd in hand, and
greetings pass from friend to friend.
Now, who is this who comes alone,
whose presence all the pusscrs shun? Say,
is he stricken with the plague, or has be
some foul treason done? A cone is poked
into his ribs, 11 cnblmgo takes him in the
breast, a peek-r swipes hlrn on the brick
and knocks his systA-rrr guilt-y west. The
men who meet hlrn cross tlu-msclvos and
crawl beneath some pdnsingtlrlly; the chil-
dren hoot hlru us he goes; the horses try
to run away.
lie is not stricken with the plague; no
trultor's dot-d has sruin'lu-d his lame.
Why, then, do men 11nd worm-n wot-p up-
on tho mention of his mum-l Why, then.
do own childn-n hoot 11nd hum-s try to
run away? llt‘ is the man who wants to
toll the funny things his children say.—
Cblcugo 'l'rllurru.
flight
The \wslr-ru l1r1--1-z1.~, gnrulwllng over
the cxlvuslrl- prulrir-s, snughlug through
the curlusrs, 11111111 ut l1-rrgllr and formed
their brows.
Thcy svt‘mt‘ll to ho wry rr-spw‘luhlo cltib
zone for their longitude.
"You hrm-n't changed much," be ob-
served as ho lighted 11 frcsh cigar, “slum
last 1 saw you. "
“XUNW
Sho shaded hr-r eyes from the glaring
sunlight with her gloved hand.
-—-“only one husbam ." '
Although thr-ywt-ro old svmlmalt-s, mn-
vcrsatlon ram-111111 to lug—lh-trolt Trib-
tine.
l‘olu-r Term.
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lV “lllll' lxl'lTY
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A P: ruram-nt Attraction.
Clara—Arc you not afraid that 1.1111111
one will marry you for your mum-y?
Dorm—I would rather be rrmrrlr-d for
nroncy than for bounty.
"0! till thingsl \l'hyl"
“Bounty Erodes, lull. mom-y mu ho lu-pt
at lrrlr-n-st."—-N1~rv York \‘l'r-vkly.
Limited ernrtrrn.
Mr. llnym-d (in tho t‘ll)‘l-'l‘irt‘rt~'1t n
wrtgurliwlllrr t‘nlltlt'ilkl‘ll tullk. l“'llfld(‘f
wot that 's fr-r'r
Mrs. lirryw-d-«l guise that‘s ivr [1111111111
wot lives in dialer—idle.
Cause and I-lfl‘rcl.
“Doctor.” mid tlrurrrnlrlr-u. “lrmrlalsnlng
ever been known to dlw-mlrrnto dim-mud"
“You.” said tlru lllvillt‘ill rrrrrrr. “ll. lee»
quclrlly h-Mls to heart. trrml1l1-."-A1lnrus
Freeman.
The Point.
IOr11l1nnrr~Yrmrcalling 11m 1111 111111, sir,
doesn‘t. make mu 111w.
Crnlkwtlf courso not, It tm‘n'lylmllc
catch the mszurrwy 11f myobsr'rvntlnun-
Truth.
A Test.
Shem-Won‘t you turn the gas down?
llewllnw much?
She—«As much as you love uremllroclr—
lyn Life. M... WM
The (One fling [At-king.
She has laid in who! neckline tor the giddy
summer mean.
And her chi-riot shirtssre legion and her run»
set shoes galore.
Sheba- ordered hummer sailings will. 1-min-
eion lachln reason,
And sign“ - llllet sit trunks will: filings ere
shr . ruled in the shore.
Her summer bats are countless and of every
tint 11nd shade.
And her fans tor deep flirtatious are 11 mm-
der to
She has console mm use and likewise
for Weeding
And m fetching notion costumes! the
newest shades 111 green.
And ”03:1th all this setting and a heart
Thh Jewel in“ : maiden on her uboek‘s
Hurting
And wagons-m. 111.111 inst ehlrfugnnthehub
wet
“muses the fair haven for the I“
“m“ ~11" rm nan.
Jessy. He looks thoughtful.
A NODNOON'I PHOLW
Ills Theory of Human Nature and Full-ml
Empty Pool-rote.
“Say, cap. I‘m pinyin in hard luck to
night. Will you buy one of these jokers
from me?"
The hour. midnight: the scene, Brend-
Wny; th ”jokers,” small packages of
court plaster, one of the lnnwuerahle ex-
cuses for bogging and—evading the police.
I looked at the follow closely. I had
just sp‘cnt my last dollar-.1 felt :1 Species
of shame at not being able to purchase a
“joker. "
Pnrcnthetlcully I may mention that I
have a drawer lull of jokers bought under
'similar conditions.
“I am dead broke." I explained to the
representative of the great army of the
miserable "Why d1d you tackle me?"
I "tackled" him in the vernacular.
“I hall thought it. ” he replied, with
plot ternatural solemnlly. Then he added:
“It' a like thi11:A mnn Wot ’sbroke nin t
lie looks
kind. W'en yer pocket’s full ermoney, yer
, ain't apt to think about other people. Yer
thinks everybody’s a fool Wot ain't got
, money. Yer sassy, that‘s wet ycr are. But
w'cn yer broke-oh, my!"
It was a long speech. but the "oh, my”
gave him his second wind.
“W'cu yer hungry, yer thinks about thr-
tenement 1listrict. Yer can't help it. Yvr
thinks about little babies pantin on fire
escapes nu cryin 101' food Yer thinks how
for a dollar will go among the poor who
always ilggcr in cunts. "
‘ "Thcrc s something in that,” I vcutur»
cd to remark.
“It s God's truth “ he continued. “We
nowr think of 11tlu rs till “0 I111 a“ nut 11'
surnthiuuursclvcs. I ain't nob11dy"s rich
man, but I'm the some way myself. (311n-
sequent] y I never tackles a man wot's flush
11’ money—that is, unless he'sdrunk”-——
“And then' '—I suggested.
”Then we gem-rally glts‘sumthin. But
the man wot's drunk takes his money's
worth out of us in insults. I’ve had a
drunken mun squirt a whole bottle 11'
vlchy water over me and then gimme a V
to git a new suit 11' close. "
“Which cost yori"————
"Look a hero, boss, yer gnttln personal.”
The iellovv’s diagnosis was correct. ltook
the humbug home with one, awakened my
landlord and “raised " a dollar. It was
tacked on to my next bill -—-Frederlck
Slansbury in Douahoe' 9 Magazine.
Pilots For Hountnln Rattlesnakes.
The rattlesnake hnsa pilot. The pur-
pose oi this pilot has never been satisfac-
torily explained, but it undoubtedly serves
to protect him in some way. It is well
known that. the rattlesnake is a sluggish
reptile, slow of movement and shortsight—
ed. lie can strike only to the distance of
his own length and is not of flu-constrict—
or species, lighting with his fangs. He is
not, then-fore, 11 dangerous ndvr-rsary and
can be 1-111.in whipped by a lilucksnakc
or any 11! the constrictor family. Even a
dog can get the mastery over :1 rattlesnake
without much danger of being injured.
The pilot rippurrs like u rultth-snukv.
except that l..- liii> no ruttlr-s and is Sulliv-
whnt darker in color lie is also of much
qrrlclu-r rrrovn-rm-rrt. and when other rcp-
llll‘tilll'llllllllfitln rrppmr that possibly rrright
prove thing-rum to the rattler lllr' pilot,
which is not ~11 nearsighted us 1111- mltlv-
snake, conduits the lulu-r to 11 place of
suit-(y. nirrgrmrrly the pilot has received
but scant. lillt'illlnll except among the na-
tive pmphwl tin-suction whrrc it. is found.
and but lutlr is known about him. The
(llll)'5]il1'l1'3~r:f rmllr-srrrrkn having the pilot
for 21 guide is that found in the mountains;
the pralr'u-r- r..ttlcr has to look out for him
scli.—lluw H1 lls
. Tigers (‘llmh Tron.
Murryuxrlmuls i'illl swim when put to ll.
ulllrutrgh lllllll‘l' nrdlrlnry t'll‘t‘lllllhlillll‘t'fi
tin-y rrvvr-r lulu- to water, And in rlu- 51111111
“my other illillllnlfi 1-1111 cllrnlr lrm-s. ul-
tlrnugh illl‘ll' ruunm-r of life hl'ltllilll r11-
quires thrill to do so.
Mr. it. ll. l-Illlnt lllx-lrllorrsrrt lvdsl lhh-u
lrrslrlru-r-s In which tlgr-rs lum- lu 1-11 51-1-11
to climb lrr'r-s. 0111' such in-rrl \1:1.~\‘.'ll-
ru-sst-d by 11 rrrurrugr r of M r. l'llirur‘s or. n
I'nllilt'.
llt' hurl \wurrrlt-rlrstlgvr11nd run to t‘lll
nil its n-lrr-ul. (in tutu-hing 11 l:|\’1Il‘lZ.'
pulllt (or that purpose lu- 11-11-11 forllrnll
lrrlurlln-u. lnrt irrllr-rl mrd Wr'lli oll and
look 11 but! 1111 the hillside.
l‘l'l'fl'lill)‘ the tlgr'r 1-rrrr-rg1-1l from llrw
Jrrhglv. “I lit slmlglrt to llw tru- nrul in»
gurr s1 ruplrrg the ground and ronrlroz,
l. ilhr r lu- srru llvd the marrow-1"» trucks or
lrrul m-rr him trying to gut lrrlo llu- 11w,
At all \‘Vt'llili, the tiger rlr-lllwrulrly m-ul
11p llu- true, paw nitor paw, till he rr-rn-lml
llu- ilrst bronchus. llvro ho palm-d, lillilu'll
llwlrn- on-rurrd then came clown inn 1.-
mml rrlrll \t'us shot. while descending,
.‘\lr_ i-Lllinr uhlulru-d rumour-1111111111 ,1
”11' lm- 111111 found the liner. bran. hm lv‘» '1,
lm-t [mm the grnlrurl,——Y11ulh'a t'urxrpmr-
ion.
flow ley Hoe A11 lrlr- 111-.
Every railroad and slmt till“ ruiirpltlly
:rrrploysrt 1111111 to sultlr1 ululrus. true of
111mm mid in connection with to talk on
his duties:
"11111111! tho singular things in the Imel-
nmr is tlmt it is wry run‘ lhnt two \tll-
nt‘NM‘lO tothr- sumo irrr-lrlr-rrl. both brim!
lurch-81ml from the some illulh‘l'. will 11-11
tiresome story. I do not. 1111-1111 word 1111'
word, but in wer‘lrtlul do-lnlls. 'l‘Wo 1111-11
worm m'vldr-lrl. l lrlr'Hs tin-y go nil ulrrl
dullln-mlr-ly 1min- up rm ugh-ml story llli'}
will dllh-r rrmrrlj.‘ ms rmu'h 1111 if tho-y \\‘1 1'1
(111 olilmsltu shit-11 oi tlw'r'rrsrn l lum- 11mm
illustrations of this, Urn-W111: in mm...
tluli with an 1-i1-orrir- our 1111 Furry M'h-lllli
hih't'i. 'l‘Vm passengers 1111111111 rrr'r-lrlr-rrr,
(lrwoi thr-m mid ll mourn-d 1111 u hot-u
our on tlw Thirty rrlrrlh elm-r line and
that it lmmwru-d about rlnrk. 'l‘lw othr-r
marl 11mm- ir was on tlw l‘ortym-vvutlr
street crime no: and flxr'rl tlru on-nrrcm-v l11
liroml daylight in tlw nth-11111.11, llorlr
mvlr worr- hurrr‘sl and mum" to lu- l‘nf‘l‘r-r-L
hlrnllnr i111 lllr' ill-r m-r-rrr 1-wry duy."«l'l1l-
crigo llc mid
11......1 l‘m-rriy.
Flu! thought he torts u rrm‘rlirrlilllulmlrr.
yrt ho had pru-lru-r-rl his plnirrreril or 111211-
rlnm-u'lllr rim olunrrmuirrrt ltlllrrlrlulir 11
that in" mm miserably pour
“lint lrlmr't \vmrl lriIrt'1:1lll||:nl‘llnlr'll
1111 a poor 1mm,” slw mustn't-rod lli‘illilllllg'
ly.
"You won‘t, 111': ll: ~12 " lw 11:31 11.
"Why unt’ You or" run-1'. 2-,;- zr‘t )11117‘”
“You, mil-1 m'wry 11m. 1 1131...: ltll' my
millions if i lmw- 11-1 mu l , 71.11;: rm-
spend 111: 111"" ‘ wl 1«lw t almmr
11111111111 ml in tho rwlr to out i 1hr-* urrrru
~D1‘lr11lt l' r: 1- PM ~
T11 drum. 11 l. '1.. r .:.l ,1 i will
hold czrlvrrlurw v.7" 2. r - r r .m- 1," run
"f 9.000 pounce. ‘l'lds lull-opu’rim Mill-
stantlally to vitiwr soil. or hard road.
.l‘i
The expl'csslens ‘llnih-lr.lul1"un i
"Amen" life still! to hurt; been lulrerlurrrl
into (‘ hrlrrtisn worship by $41 .lrmmu
me time about the your A. [1. 111111.
””5758 Ohio, Oray and Brdwn
OOOVOS
OXFORDS,
5dr aPair, North
iadlos’ line Russell and Kid
OXFORDS,
idea Pair, Worth $150
Men’s Russell Bluchers, Worth
$3.00;
Only $ l .50 a Pair, at
THEODORE OL EN’S,
8i .NOSHINBTON STREET. '
Will. Pill" S.
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 201:. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 15c. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my price
for BORDER is much less than
has been quoted elsewhere. I
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than is shown anywhere in Nor-
walk.
Painters’ supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
N11. 2 First Avenue,
EAST NORWALK.3:
EOOY AND PLEASANT TO TAKE.
Parent Medicines
AT OCR l’RICEl‘.
lN FOOT. HARD NOT TO TONE,
Loxntonik' $1.00
11111111 11 Humarnrrilln, .OO
Ayers' Somamrillu, .67
Dana 11 Sunnimrilla, .ii7
t utir ura Resolve-111,311
Scott's Emulsion, .riti
(Orccn' 11 Non um, .70
Btillsou' 11 l-lpcclllc for Malaria, .75
l’nine‘ s Cele Compound .lifr
llnrndrcth's ’ills, .12
Alcock‘s l’laslcrs, .ll)
Benson‘s Cupsir-e l'lrurtr-rs, .l‘l
(‘ruttorim .23
Carter‘s Pills, .12
Atwood's Bitters, . l:l
lludam‘e Microbe Killer, 1.111., .75
lindrnn's Microbe Killr-r, gril. jam.,:3.r1()
Yankee Lung Soother, .25
Geo. ii. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
82 Washington Street.
lll’Y ”F
W. Podmore,
AND HAVE MUNEY.
Kitchen Tables. {film
Extension Tables, 15.")
Dining Chairs. .1111
Common ('hslrs. All
Reed Booker. “Jill
£4111an Rocker. .llo
Mammoth Becker. $2.271
lligh Chair and Table. .111
Oleari n g Sale
Baby Carriages.
hammocks. Stowaway lee Orson: ’
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. SOUTH NllllliOlll.
THE CENTRAL
GOSH WEN
15 noon rrui srnrrr.
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l6 Ounces lo a Pound
and One Price to All.
EOONOMYisWEALTH
you may not become wealthy but you
will save money and have the satisfac-
tion of eating the very best breed by
using our Economy Flour.
Our Tees and Coffees are noted for
their purity and delicious flavor. We
sell the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for interior goods. As we do
a very extensive trade in Tees and Cof-
fees and buy in large quantities, we are
enabled to give useful presents without
extra charge.
WALL PAPER.
Now i 'lhe lime to buy 11. hen
lowest. \ all
1rices are the
Paper never has reen or will it
hangs sin as low sswe are selling it. Notwith-
sta ing the low prite that we have been
'ocharglug for it, we intend to carry them down
one peg ower.
Commencing June 20th, until further
notice we will give a discount of 10 per
cent. on all our grades of Gilt Papers
and Borders, we have a large stock and
must sell it, as we do not wish to carry
it over.
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v OUR--
DEPARTMENT
is run pl-u- We carry the larvae! stock of
M1111]. rug-1 rurrl our prrres are the lowest for
llrsl 1 law 11 orlr (lur- Mals are cut by ranchin-
er). ll 1~ 1-1111 sell them lower than parties can
that 1 ul them by hand. Picture moulding by
the! f.c1ot Almge assortment of unframed
Illllll't't‘. \\ 11 urelhe only one that carry 11
1111 line of .
ARTISTS MATERIALS
F or l‘rnyon. Water and 0“ Work.
'llre famous art nmnleur studies. item in:
pricu,.'l"11': ourprlce 1011. We lmengold aim
rhat will rrottnrnluhmnd can be wash lilo
and 3'11: 11. bottle.
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PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES.
( '111wh Colors 11nd varnishes. 011w"!
llrelowcol for that rises good 1:.
keep m 11min.
Painting. Paper harming. ngn
Der ”rating 11an Frescolng.
L. H. Decker,
79 Washington 8t, 81). Nowell
P. J. FLYNN,
Plumbing. Steam and Gas lilting
108 WASHINGTON 8T.
Q! I“!
0 not
Writing.
J. F. Flynn will have personal chargelui this
department.
Plumbing overhauled-ml out in first class
sanitary condition.
PORTER WATER MOTOR
Bestln the world. Call and get prices.1 ti
. ALWMW
l. O JENNINGS
Piper Rtuufiololllumlnor
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