Tobacco
- is always
the same.
Reliable,
Pleasing,
Delicious.
' ruin
lir. E. c. West's Nerve and Brain Treatment
kaold under pnmtivo written guarantee, bynuihor—
ogcntspuly. to cure Wank Mrumry; Loss of
main and boom: l’ownr; Loot Manhood; Qulrkncss;
Night Losses; Ev" lirt‘flillh; luck of szildcucs;
Nsnocmcns: [.mslliulo; nil Drains; Lasso! i’nwor
of the Unnl‘rnliio tire-nus in unlit-r sux. Cnuw'll by
over-exertion: Youthful Errors, or i-lxm-aaivo [So of
Tobacco Upium lr Liquor which soon loud to
Eberhbon-tumutlon IrwmllymulDcnih. By mull,
#1 a box; ti flu-35‘ with wrim-u gum-anion to cum or
refund ionm‘y. l'l-is’l‘st‘iil'llli S‘x‘iil'i'. A rm lulu
cam for Cough" l,‘olds,A«ihmn, Bronchitis,Group,
Whmplng (,‘nulzh, Son- 'l'hruui. l'leuunnt to luko.
dmoli size (ll--(‘Ullllnm<sl: «M, m», sizu, now 12%.; Oil‘
rite, now one. tnmlLiN'l‘EErl influutl only by
For Solo by George 0. Stihson. So. Norwull
act 19 iy
‘ .xlmlncr in
U. S. Pam". oml'c‘,
[876 In 1883.
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‘ W'L'DOUGLAS,
, BROCKTON, MASS.
You can love money by purchasiux W. L.
Diruulun Show.
More we are the lunar-i nmnumcturrrs of
Idvcriise l bli’n‘.) in ihl: world. and unruoirc
he value by stumping the name an ‘pm‘cvon
a bottom. wluc i prntccis you agulnhl high
cc: and the middlmun's prolzi-l. “or shoes
1 custom “or". in Mylo, easy filling and
up: unllliml. Wt.- li.l\'€ liar-m null ovary
here at‘luwcv [iiit‘t’i 'or llw Value tin-cu than
nycthcr mulw. 'l'nfd- no 5 .bsliiuit‘. if your
denier cannot supply you, wv can. Sold by
d. Schaub 8: Sop
mpt y Iocurod. r s- or
out! Lunch cal-torch. Twenty
patience. 0 report. whethcr til-tom can he
scoured or not,frecofchm c. Our fun not due
logo-mot nook I'M-r.
u%‘$1£‘£‘%wed. ' arm-yr of. Llw
Eric- Aim. one». ‘wu’rlmon‘iu. p.01
ulit&leluli,
‘ So. Norwalk. Cdnn.
Fish and Vegetable Mariel
Mniwuuusrus
IlillGlll OFF llllllflllll ISllllllS
“we your orders and have
7 athamdblivcrcd every Saturday
morning.
cm “mm”-.. ., .__._.
J! D- 0' ENN'NGS.
”fig“ takers ‘
’um um NW“ W"
”mm I'M
than“ cur-”m?
Ollie Teall, New York’s, Unique
Politician, Has a Big Scheme.
HE HAS CAPTURBD THE BOWEBY
Boo-m fl‘ommny flow- the Roll In
Wanted For Chauncey Dcpcvr to Spool
In. no Will smn. 140 Outer. Alon.
the Bowery and Brown on Bic Biron
NEW Your. 00'. iii—Oliver Sumner
’l'call, the prominent young society man
and politician who is famous for doing
things in a unique manner. has again
triumphed over grout difficulties. At least
he thinks ho has.
Not to be outdone by the Tommcnyiter
in the Second district. who have cngug~
ed the Thalia thcotor for the night he had
announced amass meeting of Republic-
ans there, with Chauncey M. Dopew as
the speaker. Mr. 'i‘csll has arranged for a
moss mooning to take place in the whole
of the Bowery.
When Mr. Tsnil went with a chock for
$150 to pay for the routing of the theater,
the manager sold ho regretted it very
OLlYl‘IR “WINE“ TEALL.
much, but tho thcatcr could not be rented
to tho Ropubllcons. ills cxnct words wcro,
according to Mr. 'l‘oall, “l‘owors strongci
than up are mortliyiug us by obllging us
to keep you out of tho lhontor."
’l‘ho owner of tho Tholin is also ownci
of the Atlantic: gin-don, and Tammany
men, uccordiug to Mr. 'l'onll. ihrcutonod
to have tho gardou's llocnso taken away
if tho thentor worc routcd to tho iiopub
licnus.
Mr. Tonllhod no recourse to law be
cause. as tho mooring was to bc froc, ha
could prove no domugos.
llo Evolves His [4103.
“To be euro," hc suys, "tho Republic-
ans can muko it as hot for tho uwncr ol
the Atlantic gnrdcn and tho 'l‘lmlia thou-
tcr us the llomocrnts could, but that bi
onothor story."
Thou .\lr. ’l‘ooll set his brnin at work.
lie concoivcd tho idua of lowing a more
mooting all up and down tho llowory in
stead of within tho smnll routines of thc
’l'hnlio thoutcr. So he pmcurcli from Su»
pcrluicndcnt llyruos n pcrmit for u pn-
rndo to start from Park row, L‘humllcrs
and lluuuo strcols, to muvo up l’urk row
to tho llowory, to tho 'l‘hulln thcntor.
thl-ro to hold a mootiulz, after which to
movo up tho liowory to Fourth nvcuun,
to li'ourtm-ulh struot, to l'nlon squuro,
wust to liroadwuy. to Thirty third sin-cl.
to Sixth umuuo, lo Fourtccutli struot, to
Third avouuo. to tho litin'l'y and than:
disliuud. All this is to ho on tho ‘J-‘vth. the
night tho Tammany moollug will be bold
in tho 'l'halin.
.\lr. 'l'oull says that it is tho intention
of tho livpubllc 5 to mun-l; in llio'l’haliu
thoutor. show tli lr lntlcr from tho man-
aucr in which ho said lhoy might hnvc
tho ibcnlorund proscrit n rhock for tho
sum agreed upon for tho rout. llo thinks
the Republicans will not in. and that Mr.
llcpew will spook in tho ibuulor us orig
innlly urrungod.
\ththvr thcy gut loin (ho lliontor or
not, Mr. 'l‘uull iutondu to bow tho longest
muss “looting vvor lll'flll'ii hold. it will lm
n milo long, luul tlwru will ho llu spoukv
hrs, 'l‘o uccumpllsh this ho llilri pro ompt-
ed ovory corncr in tho liowory, To be
morn oxucl, ho hus obtained police prw
ioctlon for trucks, out-h truck to hold on
motor ’l‘lwy will ho plucod ut Lil struct
rumors along tho grootuvouuu of tho cost
chic.
"At llama nn tho llowo‘l’y."
"This nicuus.” said Mr. ’l‘oull. “that
tho llmuncruts, if tluvy got tho 'l'hulbi
thcolvr, will spank to not uiorotlmu limou
porsons, whilc wo spank to lolwuu,
"'lho liomourutn oun't piirado, for we
luivo oocurml tho uppruuchos to tho their
tor. nnd tho clmm'on urn that tho)! won't
huvo much of on uutlluuoo bucllllrio tho
crowd will opprcciuto that tho fun that
night will all ho out on tho stroot. ’
So oouildunt (loos .\lr. ’l‘ouli incl that he
has done u clove-r thing that ho hm Uili
plmsi/od it by going to 'l'iiiuuy null orilvr-
lug u luruo numbor oi lnvlintions to bc
engraved no follows:
"'l'lio ouroiloil liopuhllcuns of tho riot-n
0nd asscuibly district at homo on tho
llowary, 'l'llursduy owning, (ii-t. :33, from
7 t0 ll) o'olotsk p in. ll. .4. V. l’."
" ‘li. H. V. i'.,‘ " mild Mr. 'l'vnll, “humus.
‘ilomcmhor schu very prouipt.‘ “ ’l'lumc
invltutionn will ho cunt to 0 number oi
individuals mid to all tho up town organ
izmltms.
"'l'ho pollen." Mr. 'I‘coll continued,
“would proicct us anyway bccnucc we
hnvc pcmiissiou to pomdo ulum; the Bow
cry. but Hupo-rintcmlcut liyrucs In with
us, and Wu hm'oo licpuhilrnu inspector,
Williams. two commissionors, and thel
two police copiulns of tho prvclucts in
which no movc nro ilcpubllconc." .
Will lncnnvrnionoo Mr. Hill.
Therein one fonturo of the core that
Mr. Toull says he rum-ctr. and that is that
he and his pnrodo must lucouvcnicnoc
Mr. Hill. who in to rpcnk thut night in
Cooper Union, and tho llcmocrutc who
will listen to him.
“Down in Mr. Divvor's dim-int." said
Mr. Toni]. ‘ they fight or. indian fashion.
so of course we must light them in the
come my, but with Mr. lilll and tho
llcumcmtn of the upper part of tho city
it in different. "
Thorn was mm more thing Mr. Tosil
thought oi. Thct won a scheme to check
{also flifllfll’fltlofl. Alter cub day of rog-
ilttotlon nllsi of thou: rcgistrrod in tho
Second district will be printed and copies
of the “It distributed throughout the dim
trlct. The City club has adored $1,000
mud for information that will convict
any one of false registration.
WWW...“
Tho {can Vinita Ills locker.
Bruin, Oct. lh~mm William u-
ulror mummies
rlvcllsvcrmltcrg. in tho 'i'simcc moons
rm ‘
«locum-Mash m
Wwv ..
5N , i‘is
no ”OLE—w To ”533 can.
uni. Lon No True-q
WAGHIXGTON, Oct 16.——-Not the shadow
of n tangible clcw ,to tho identity of the
men who accomplished the remarksblo
foot of train brlanndcgc in Virginia Fri»
any night hu yet come to light.
The little town of (Junction, which con-
sists of half I dozen boom. is almost iso-
lated from civilization. Ohio-rs from New
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Wash-
lngton havc’ been ‘on the ground. There
are almost so many theories oflcatasthc‘rs
arc detectives, but tho only points on
which the theories are practically hor-
monlcus or. that the robbery was a carc-
iully planned work executed by expo.
ricnosd prcfcsclonals. and that the men
are probably for distant from their field
of operations before this time.
Most portion agree that a boat played a.
port in the escape, but no strange crafts
were soon on the Potomac that night. The
thoory that tho men crossed to the Mary
land shore is being wsokcncd on second
thought by tho fact that thorn were no
trains by which they could have escaped
within reasonable reach at night. .
Every rod of ground between tho river
and tho scene of tho robbery has been
thrnsbod over, with tho rcsult that tho ro-
moius of a campfire. with u but; bearing
the lubol of a Washington bakery, wurc
discovered in tin Woods.
The Washington police boat droppcd
down tho Potomac with Inspector liol-
lingbcrgcr and two dotootivcs on board.
At the mouth of Aqulo crack the detect-
ivos were put ashore and mode a thor-
ough oxplornilon oi both banks of the Po-‘
tomac for u long distance. They refused
to make any stntcmont us to whother
tht‘lr oflorts resulted in any claw. ’l‘hcy
am now dcplmod about tliu city umking'
un luvcstigution to find, if possible. claws
regarding suspicious characters who have
stopped in town recently.
Major Mooro, tho chief of pollen, Boys
that two of his dotoctlves huvo loft the
oily ty Work on u claw which they hope
will yield results. although ho is not par!
ticulurly songuiuo of success and believes
that tho guilty parties are far away.
The mun arrested on suspicion Saturday
night will mcroly be arraigned in the po-
lico court on n chnrgo of vagrancy, as no
avidonco lies ugnlnst him, and he proba-
bly has not tho lutvllcct of :1 train robber.
SENATOR SQUI RE SU ED.
An Accounting Asked of 81,300,000 Held
In Trout by Him.
Mixxs‘APous, ()ot. lo—A local pups:
says that in a few days papers will bc
filed in a lawsuit which will involve the
title to rcnl cstato vuluod at nearly $1, 800,-
000 and will call upon l'nltod States Son-
otor l-lqnlro of 'Wnshingtou for on no-
counting of propcrty lntrustcd to him.
’l‘ho plaintiffs orc Coloncl William S.
King of this city, l’hllo Remington‘s in-
mous antagonist in the historic suit oi
yours ago, and Milk) Osgood and John M.
Goodwin of lllou, N, Y.
A quarter of a century ago King and
Rumington were closo friends. Yours ago
they invcstcd licavlly in western rccl or
thin, onoof the doubt being the pnrclmsu of
olnrgo mummt of propcriywhoro now
stands Scuttle. When tho llnuuciul crush
come, this property was glvou to llomlng-
ton to hold in trust. Subsoquoutly iii-m-
lumon, who died It low yours alto, intrust
ed the proporty to his son~lnvlnvv, Squire,
who in tho dcfoiuiont namoll
Squire. ucrordlulr to tho complainants,
has nover mniic on accounting of tho old
trust. Tho propvriy. tllcn worth a low
hundrods of dollars. is now Worth mil
lions. l’nrt of it hos bocu sold, and none
of tho lllOlii'y, ucrurdlm: to tho plulntlfls.
has nun-hull tho purtucrs in tho oriuiuul
syndlcuto. i‘Ivuu tho unsold portion.
which, it is ulbu'cd, Squlro still holds.
comprises a numbor of chnlco lm‘lllllills in
tho hour-t of Scuttle. 'l'lll‘ric proportlos uiouu
uro cousvrvutlvoly c~tlmutsd to bo worth
irom il,;:uu,ooo to $1,:‘mu,uuu,
KAFFlRS REPULSED.
The l'nrtuguww Nicer-urn“) "nylon-4‘ on
Attack on Lounlwu Murmur-t.
I.m'l:I-:?\‘m Mlluu‘r-ts, not, lfl.-—-'l'ho ro-
bolliuus linllirs iu grout ion-vultut-kod
this town. but Worn fliplllnvd. A n-ui‘wul
of tho ntiuck i.» oxpccird iii any momcut.
'l‘hu situation is scrim“. on tho fnrco dc-
ft-ulllug tho plum: is not sulllrisut lu moire .
ii prolonged ruslsiunl‘o.
Tho gowrumcut oi tho South African
rnpublil- who 'l‘niimvnnl) lillli oilvrvd to
usslst tho l’ortuuucm horn ugliiusl tho
Kuilirs. ’i‘ho proposod co opurution is to
gur'dcd with suspicion us on lufrlngomcnt
of lirltlsll all/,uruillty.
Thu l‘ortuguouo liuvo pollloly dot'llncd
tho oil'orof usulntnuvc ulndu to them by
t‘ccll 'llhodrs. prime inhibitor of t'upu
Colony. to qucll tho rebellion.
'l‘lio cubic ntuiiou licro llllii bccu uban~
doucd and the cubic connoctml with tho
lirirish warship ’l‘brush. from which all
disputrhos nro soul.
'l'ho i'orroupondont, continuing. guys:
“Thu gowrnor yorturduy told mo that ho
did not bollovo tho rolwlsmmltl attuok the
town, but thuy utuwkod it this morning
uud wen: mpulm'd by a heavy cannonudcv,
'l‘woivo i’ortuuunso wurc killOil. The
country in in opt-n rcvolt, nnd thcauihuri-
tics talk of mikililt aslsinnca from the
'l‘ruuwuul. ’l'hc sltuuiluu is unbourablo "
A llich (Zhulic’.
limo/\s‘icu. l'a., (ll-t. lrl.--lllsliop N.
bi. llulbmn of tho dlucoso of control l’cuu-
liyli'uuln musvcruicd tho umgnlilccut cold
on chalice prcsoutud to St. .lnmcs‘ Epis-
copal church of this city by tho into Mrs,
.liuucu Will-y of llollllvllolu. 'l'ho chulicc
is richly studdod with juwols worlfcd by
ihodouor during hor life. it cost over
3mm”.
l‘ivrro Lorilinrd'» floats.
an Youu. not. lb.--l’lorro l.orlllnrt1's
houseboat i‘nlumu and also his oinliluhool
Worn tnwo'i to son and will no doubt go
through tho conul as for no Norfolk. Wllim
they will prncucd by the outside routc fol
their destination, Florida.
linitcrivortlt In i'i-y.
NEW "Mics. (lot. ill-Yon scored ill
points aiming! lbs lichlgh cl v6: during.
heavy rainstorm. iluttcrwu played for
the first limo this cannon and worn big
help to Yale.
noted Woman Coming (inr.
bosons. Oct. lfi.—-—Mn. Martin. for-
merly Mrs. Victoria Woodhull. and Miss
Woodhull sailor] for New York with the
oblcctof Inciting o tour oi the United
States.
, , w. NW... N
Jot! ”MW motor Deni.
Amsxssmm, Va. Oct. iii-Tim ltcv.
Mr. Mlnncgumic. who ms the pastor of
Jcifmon Davis at Richmond during tho
Ucnicdorocy.‘ tiled hm ymordoy.
Dirt-lunch this.» 10% Du.-
n 0'“ no no. 08‘ 1.4“
m“ mum“ from» rm f
u? , .
I» aim riuncmc tho ‘l‘tiil 1cm»... ‘
I“
Two Little Girls and a Yolang
Woman Killed in Buffalo.
DID NOT HEAR THE WHISTLE BLOW.
A (innings Containing Two Don't-ten and
tho lhtcr-lnrlovv of Bunker Sculchcrd
Struck by a Big Freight English—Bodkin
Carma Alon; on the Pilot. '
BUFFALO, Oét. iii-«Dorothy, aged ii,
and Emily, aged 5, daughters of John N.
Bratchcrd, president of thc Bank of Bum»
lo and Ropublicnn stoic committocrnon
from tho Thirty-rezond district. and M is:
Emily B. S. Woods, ogud 30. sister-in-
luw of Mr. Scolchsrd, were struck and
killed by a freight cnglno on the New
York Central bolt lino ut the I’urkaldc
crossing.
Miss Woods, who lived with Mr. Scotch-
erd’s family, had one of Mr. Scotchord's
spirited horses hitched up und took the
two little girls out to cull on airlcnd,
Mrs. W. ll. Ball, at the corner of Deputy
and Sim-in «venues. The party rcachcd
their destination in safety and spent an
hour with tho Bull family. When they
started to rcturn, the wind had grown
very cold, and Mr. liull suggested that
the aide curtains bc placed on the buggy.
Miss Woods was on expert horsowomon.
Thoy drovo down Dcpcw avonuc to Park
sldo uvouuo and than niudo a short turn
to cross tho bolt lino.
Dill Nut "our the Trlln.
The wind was blowingn gals from the
northwest, and u honvy freight train was
coming from tho cost. The train was
drawn by it big mogul engine. From the
corner of llcpcw avcuuo to the bolt line
down l’nrksldo is but a very short dis-
tuncc. It is probublo that Miss Woods
did not hour tho train, and it is ccrtuiu
that she could not see it because of the
side curtains on tho buggy,
Just as tho buggy was on the truck the
grout eugino struck it. The horse was in‘
otnully killed and tossod to ono side. The
box of tho buggy stood the shock and
remained on the pilot. liofnrc tho cugi
“L‘t‘l’ could stop tho cngino the train had
rsnchvd (.‘olvin street. which is about"
«umrtor of n mile from l’nrksldc. 'l'ho
buggy box rcmuluod ou the pilot during,
all the distance. thn the train was
finally stoppod, tho woman and the two
llttlo girls worn found in the bottom of
the box in a sickening. bloody pllc. '
The engineer summonod help. und the
bunny box Wns lifted from the pilot. Dor
othy, tho il-ycnrtold girl, was dead. She
was on tho sldo umrcst tho engine and
rooclved tho fullost force of the blow.
Miss- Woods and ilttlo Emily ware un‘
conscious. They wore takl-n to the house
of John Ulcuny. at tho corner of Amherst
rind (‘olvln strcots. and doctors summoned
from all directions. It was found that. oil
throo hud been hit on the loft sido of the
hood. and that all throo had their skull.-
fructurcd. Littlo Emily died in nboui
two hours after her removal to tho Glonny
bouso. Miss Woods was iukcn lo ”10 Con
trul hospital. whcro shc diod soon uftor.
Englnorr Lion! the “'hlnllr.
Tho crooning is a dangerous ono The-re
is no ilunmuu thorn. in; thcrc nrc no houses
on l’urksldo nt thm pluco. This portion
of the city is newly built up. and there
uro uoi muny housus in tho vicinity.
The onuincvr clulms that ho blow his
whistle and rum: his boil and roversod his
cuginu, but Will. uuublo to stop until he
rouvbod (jnlvln strout. This story is mt
roboratml by u boy who now tho noridoni.
'l'bo wind was blowing very hard, und it
is not, probable i-hut tho occupuuts of the
buggy wvro nwurc of their dungor until
tllcy wcro struck. It is quito impossible
to hour on approaching train undvr the
circumstuucs that provuilvd ut tho time.
Mr. Scutthcrd, who was at the («run
try club. not far from the rwno of tho ucr
t'idi-nl, M tin: limoii. (mourn-d, is prostrut-
od. Mrs Scutclierd is visiting in i-anu-uo.
and silt: hus not yet. boon notified of hot
ln~ruuwxucut Silo exports to ruturu today
nnd will bo mm. in ('uuadu by iricnds.
'l‘iwro are two utimr chihlrcn. a buy and it
girl.
CHINESE Fl 7? BELS.
Tiny "two Kiliml Tm; “minim-ins In "it
I'r. vim-u -f ling-uh.
Lux'lnw, (lot. if. “A lllsputvh from
Shunghnl confirms lhu row" that it 1-0
bullion bus lmrllvu out lIN miles from
lluukow Tllf‘ ruliolu nro fuirly nrlumi (ind
very reckless. 'l‘hoy lilliiltkud tho govcru
iiwllt building». which wvro foollly ill“
inmicd by loyul troop; 'l‘ho butcr worr
rlnull dvioulctl, and many of tiwm won
killml. Many oibcr» )muml ibc rcllula
'l'wo nmudorius Wt‘h‘ lullml ’l‘im prov
lnm' In ulluonc doumiod of "mum. and lb:
robe-ls on daily giltlu'mm «no it it i-
oxpm'tutl that tlwy will luivui. von \i’u
cbunlr, provluco of iiupoh, of whirh ”Hi
how in tho cupiml. ’l‘ho garrison ut Wu
cllnuu has noun to tho i oust. and tho plum
is thoruioru pructlcully (iricunolms
'l‘hrw- Men Drnvcnrd.
lillmiKH‘N, Hal. lam-4A culimut cull
luiulmz four inch was struck by n squall
(all (funny lulnud uml clipulmil. The no
cltlcut was witmmsml by u numbor of poo
pic on chum. und .Iohu nml llunici lloiloy
of Policy isluud immodlaioly utartcdtu
tho "mull“ in u small boat. 'l'hoy now
unwind in fi‘hf‘ullllt uuo of tho party, Wul~
b-r Iiuuih, wlm mid his companions, who
worn drownmi, Wrro Frunk Molnlyrc,
.lmucu Ford and Monk llrltton, all ni
Now llrlghtou, ~
\‘nnnc l‘rittcmlcn In Jail.
l-‘uxxurom, Ky . iict. in.-lidmund
l‘ritiundon, sun of (.‘oiuuol Robs-rt ll.
Ljrlticndcn, who was cupturcd in Consult,
wus brought horn and lodlimi in lull in
nwnlt trial in tho l'uitod Slates court to
unsucr cimrgcs of having inkcn money
from the nmllc whilo outward onloitor
corriur in tho Frankfort puntoilln'o
Tributes to “aim".
llmrnu. tict. lit—do umny churches of
ihlii city fitting tributo was paid to tho
memory of Oliver chdcll lloimcc. in
fact, no general was this procrodinc that
tho day might almost ho colloid n Holmes
memorial Sunday.
linil'v the Bout Haiti-r.
w/lamumns, not. io.——l’r-vamcut Nick
Young of tho Notional lumvuaii lasagna
Kayo out tlm olilclul butllm rcccrd oi
Mayor: for the season of ism. iluliy of the
[hatch club hoods tho list.
Boston's Ellison ”iii.
Boston, Oct lbw—Tho lormt doy'c
inward in tbs l’niiod States circuit cud
dilirlct court was mode yesterday. Karly
500 pocvis "mind naturalization pom.
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AWL. Mich” Oct. mucus of it.
warm , oi the m hum
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WORTH A
HUNDRED. . f
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Not to mention the fine wagon and harness, and the
lucky boy who gets him will not sleep for a week. You
can guess even if you only buy a collar, and you can
put in your favorite boy’s name if not your own. We
keep everything in
Blolhing and Furnishings,
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
And at prices surprisingly low.
, w. A. BENEIllliT &. chPui,
SENTINEL BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
Grand Special Offering.
We shall on Saturd 1y, October 13, comment-c our regular sale of Fall and Winter
Dry Goods and Cloaks.
The puesect season is likely to illustrate, in an emphatic manner, the advantages
posseosml by our house in its particular lines of goods. We have good reasons to
claim advantages in our great special business. First—the stock, moot carefully
selected, is larger thm in any provi ms season. Second—because we buy the best
goods obtainable. and sell them for loss than llillill stores profit. So much for or.
gnmem. Now to prom ii.
CLOAKS AND FURS.
With our additional r0 1m we are better prepared than over before for business in
Clonks, Capes and Furs, and we extend a cordial invitation to the general public to
make a carcful rumination of the prices. quality and style of the goods, which
0 vmprlso very extensive asroriments in both medium and timed grades. In Lsdie’s’
('loaks we have all the very latest thing in this season’s goods. In Oxford and
Plain L'hsvlrts, tight fitting and with boos; fronts, in all lengths, from 3i to 4645.
liandscmc lmpcrtvd Oxford and Mellon Diuble Capes, with Aplique Cloth and
Volvo! Trimming and Rolling \‘clvct Collir. Also, stylish Golf Capes. in Doubli-
fcced l'mwiutu, with plaid back made very full. and finished with shoulder straps.
Also, a full line of Misses', Children‘s and Infant's Clouks and Roofers.
FUR CAPES.
For ('ipus are m i"! pipulur than cwr this sons in. We how the lnrgcst assort-
ment that we him: ever shown. Thf‘fic.‘ goods wrr» male for us last summer, be-
furv the: advance in price. and enables us to sell thorn or prices much less than the
more comic can be b Night 2‘ :r to in)“. Ere-ry Capo sold by us is fully warranted as
to quality. and the prion is also go it lulu-1d to b» as l )w lL-l the some quality of Furs
1er sold by any homo in this country. Wu have them in oil the popular Furs. and
in ii. '37 m d Lid lnou lurg
W» m.- aim! mowing :l in l linr of For Neck SCdl’ffl and For Trimmings, in all
Wlilllui.
lristram lamilvyalldlorwall, 3032;
, liarso owners fully know tho daugor'of {ceding dirty cats to
horsvs, but seldom son the cats that are fed. l guarantee to re!
move one bushcl of dirt, dust, sticks,etc., from every thirty bush-
els of cats. That mains your horse chokes d )wn ten bushels of
dirt pcr your unless all oats are drawn through an oat cleaner.
’i‘rcot your human right and feed him cleaned oats and prevent
hooves, colic and othur horse sickness. Pratt's food for Horses,
Cattle. and Poultry. Branch cilice at Solman’s livery stablc.
Manuel T. Hatch
l5l:MARSHALL’STREETq
ltflANUfl armor; A‘l’ MILMANS’ ”VERY RTAB".
Francis & Co.
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Mill’s suns M $7.50.
if you can find bcttcr our-s forSlOJb circ-
whom, you'll ha: a greater tliflcovarer than
was Columbus.
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FRANCIS 8!. CO.
THE RELIABLE
lllllllrs, Halters all Finishers.
the only scrum. oi.
reliable touch rm.
cyst ousted h min,
Misc.
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T 2:36. p”! '90!» 6 “in“.
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