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Behaviors. Kev. lib-Jose Belvedor
I've-ob. probably the most desperate“;
amulet now living. the men who on Nov.
7. illliii. the w s dynamite bomb into the
“see theater hero. killing ill! people end
wounding no others. was executed here
this morning. ,
French was taken to the prison chapel
yesterdey. there to pass the lest lie hours
of his life. The chapel wee beevlly drapv
ell with black. and lighted yellow candles
mes Mtvsrmn rmxm.
were displayed on the alter. producing a
grevrsnme oil’oct. i’renoh refused to sign
his death wnrmnt. no the law reelulrce. ox-
clolrning, "Long live nnnrchy!"
Upon entering the chapel French roo
fused to receive the priests. rind to A Joe-
nlt tether, who sought to administer re
ligloue consolation, tho ennrchist ox—
clnlmed fiercely:
“Get ontl l was only acting—only
pretending to be religious in order to live
wolf and hoping to get a pardon. The
crime I committed was en oxpintion due
from the bourgeoisie."
French's daughter is to ix! robnptlzcd
and christened Libertcd.
AN ANGRY FATHER.
Music Teacher “1w ltleerd Ills Daughter
Alumni ”custom to Death.
i’rrrhsnrrirms. Nov. 21,—in some»
chance of n brutal beating received three
weeks ego at the bends of .i. W, Priority.
is well known carpet menufpcturor. end in
men nomad Michael llnrkins, liusinv liner
that. is pain teacher eml proprietor of
a piano e ore in this city. is lying at the
point of death at his home. 1:532 lilrurd
avenue.
Goethe" had been employed by i‘rieetw
ly to touch the lustcr’s ”your old «longh-
ter music. About the first of the pmnt
month. when the child had flatbed her
lesson. Goetheri complimented her upon
her progress nod imprinted n kiss upon
her check, The girl informer] her pur-
cnte, and Price“, income angry and «in
clerod that the music teacher slmui-l be
punished irn the evening of Sov. in
Priestly is said to have gone to ilmthnn‘»
store and nphroidcd him and bceton him
severely. Nor. satisfied with this rebuke.
he is sold to have returned again is 1mm
later with linrkine. end (button was
again beaten.
llr. Connor of mi; lilrnrd avenue wee
called in to Miami the woundml pubic
teivclwr. who wm so low that the pilvesi
emu reported the case to the [mince mil
Clitla. ilrieetly nml lierkine were litre-i. .1
and conimittml to prison to one: the re»
cult of i‘rocthcrt e inyurice
PRESiDENT LAlD UP.
fipneim-vi Hiw Miller of “’mulfle meal I about
Inner Il'» lied.
W.\.~urx«.1w., Mr tr,
Cleveland could nor.
~ Provide-m
nttoml Uri! midiwi
meeting. instant he: were ”Mildred m in»;
bed at Womlloy i'ruvnto Mercia” iiiur
her said:
“The president it very busy on hi» mire
sage and did not some in today There
WM nothing important below the min
net, i have not heard of any Ni ulmt
You know the president suffers at (“HM
from rheumatism "
The truth oi the matter is that tt'ltl'o
the president was walking ehom rim
grounds at “'codloy he trod upon a romid
storm. it trance! rimic'r he lama so qui' I;
ly that it'spmlncri MM ankle
lie woe all once carried to the brnimnml
Iphyeleian summoned. lie grifierml in
tense agony. and the armor lire lurimi
den him to more for is day or so or out .1
the rookie ie better.
Mrs. Cleveland drove into town and er
rived just as the cabinet was in melon
tiller sent out for Wary l'ovilsle. end
after explaining motion to him the were
tory of the treasury went to \t’aeliov.
not even going beech to the cabinet to no
tify his fellow members
HUNT FOR A DIAMOND.
The» Win up a *lnughtorof thicken. tn
"ripe at finding ll.
(lemme. 36. 1.. hm. cl. —/ Sire, u" it
Film-sit of Float Orange lost e pair of valu—
able diamond earrings. line of them we:
discovered in some kitchen wrsp» the:
bud been thrown to the chickens
Am the other mnnmi ho found. it is sup
period! then or chicken swallowed the gem
The slaughter end dissection of «bicbfins
will now «wrsmmenmin hrmol finding it.
The! Mu mil vuiueble birds,
TELEGFMPHIC BRIEFS.
The-sorthiy remnlneef Ilr dici'neh item
laid; .it rest in the E‘riinretonrerne-tery with
impressive ceremonies.
his tl'rnmnn were hurt. three of tin-m
seriously. in re collision between a truck
end it trolley «or in Snark, S. J
linen Winsome. the well known Ai‘rl»
mun explorer. was married at tiring”,
Harmony. to Misc liedwlg idem.
Kc word hes yet been resolved at rt
John's. N, l‘.. of the thieving ”tats!“
Coven. which is new long overdue
Anton stream Rubinstein. the nelclimi»
ed Russian pianist and monomer. died of
hem diseases or Peierhoi. car an listen»
burg.
liner ”rocks. nwell to do former of
Plymouth. 36. I", . was seventh-gym] end
rehbedot maiden the Wlekim of bar
wish». 5. Y.
At the W. o. 1’. if. conventionsth’trve
leer! Miss lllmrmve ll. Willard was again
elected president. with Dire lib-wens vice
president it tarp
Themes Murphy. is lit Louis police
new. wee shes by Willi-es Wright. amt
overlays-wholeness under mutter
curring relented me.
Web“ from the is!“ at ”but
save}: risen Killed by :- Sudden
end Terrible Explosion.
AN IGNORAIT ITALIAN T0 BLAME.
The Explosion thereon! a Hrs-nil Whirlwind to
Bush fur the Mouth of the Film. Cir?!-
ilg lien. (Peru and [Debris Along—An In-
Vofli‘ntlmt to lie! “filer.
“immune, Nov. tin—The most sppell-
ing mine director in this section of West
Virginia occurred at the Blanch coel
mines on the l’cnhendle railroad st Col-
lier'e Station. A new minor, en Itellon.
put of! en of! blast cherge. which ignited
the coal dust in the mine. and e feeriul
explosion followed. carrying death and
destruction in its path. There were 48
men in the mine es the time. and the
following are known to he killed;
Micheei Rooney. Themes Jordan,
Thomas ’l'uckcr. married; Devld Row
land, married; John Donnelly. married;
Antonio Settle, married; Muzzle Gisele-
deo. merrier]. "
The following are badly injured: Jose
liofeci. men-led; linefel Necki. will die;
Jasper Lawrence. Thomas Morris.
After the explosion there was e terrific
whirling in tho mine. carrying every-
thing before it. Donnelly end Rooney
were in the mine some distance and were
going toward the entrance. The force of
the explosion drove them nearly 100 yards
out of the mouth of the mine and landed
Rooney on the railroad track, killing him
instantly. while Donnelly landed in n
gully, striking his hand egninetn post.
Hie brains were dashed out and scattered
for yards around. llie wife was the first
to find him. and she swooned and ls‘ncw
lying prostrated by the shock. There is
little hope that she will recover.
llvnrtrvmllng Scones.
The news of the disaster quickly spread,
and in is few moments hundreds of poo
pie were crowded about the mouth of the
mine. Many hcnrtrending scenes were
enacted. 'l'hc wives and children of the
miners were frantic. end the strong men
even were overcome.
in 3 short time n rescuing party. can
sletlng of George Benbecn. Nick Korma,
Arthur Word. John Motor. John Stewart
and William Davis. was orgnnized and
went into the mines after the bodies
When the bodies were brought to the sur-
fecc. meny women swooped at the sight.
'i’rusocnting Attorney Cotton and Car-
oner Weikinshew of Wellsburg took
charge of the bodies and will conduct a
rigid investigation. This is the second
accident of the kind which has occurred
at this mine. Just two years ago a sim-
iler explosion occurred. in which three
were killed and several injured. The
state mine inspector will be here today to
tote port in the investigation.
There were miraculous escapes when
the explosion occurred. William Davis
was in the entry. 1.50 feet from the en-
trance. and when he heard the explosion
he lay down near the rib of the mine. and
the whistling wind. carrying rock. ilre
end death. passed over him. An empty
cool car standing at the entrance of the
mine was blown 2.”: yards.
The mine is owned by W. E. Smith of
Wellsvllle and L. C. Smith of New (fum-
beriend. The miners charge that the no-
cldont was due to tho inexperience of the
Italian minor and declare they will not
work with them any more.
A l'msl “luv em Fir».
Marl u CIN‘NH. I’ll. Nov. L'i.-«.\'o. ll
coiilcry. located between No 10 and Cool-
port. on the Kosciuchnnlng brunch of the
Central railroad. and owned and operated
by the Leblgh l‘onl and Navigation com-
pnny. was found to be on fire. The die
corery was made by n miner who wont
down in the shaft He her] great diffi-
culty in getting bar-k. and when taken
out was prctl y hardly used up There nro
:ls‘ mules in the burning mine. but it is
generally supposed that the animals can
be saved by taking them through the
mnnwaye How the mine caught fire is
nruyeiery 'i‘lm mine is is valuable one
end gave employment to between 3300 and
lilo-rush
Mine-r f‘rrhlwd by t uni.
AH”.I.A'$“. lie. .\‘nv. :31. — .lrmms
Burns, a miner. was killed at (iirurd
anmoth culinary by a heavy full of coal.
tirrserrnl Fro-mum to [to Buried Thursday.
Ngu‘ \‘nmr. Nov 21.—-’i‘he body of
(lonerel John C, Fremont. the Pathfinder
and first candidate for the presidency on
the Republican ticket. has never been in-
terred. but has remained for severe] yours
in the remit-lug vnults of itooklnnd (‘em-
eforyron the Hudson. Recently Mrs. Fre-
mont. who lives in ion Angelou. request-
ed thst the lnwrment take place at once
as privately oe iumsllilo. As a result the
holy will be buried in liockiund Ceme-
tery—on the‘liudiinn tomorrow afternoon
under the direction of the Associated l’l
encore of the Territorial Days of Collier-
uis
New titular-d Willsf ('hrsmplmishlp.
[your-(w, Nov. 21.~’1'ho New England
whlst tournament. which has been in
progress or the l'nrker House. was ilnlsh-
ed. the American Whlst club of Boston
winning the championship trophy pro-
eonted by Walter ll. ilnrnoy of i’rovl-
donor. pmidn-nt of the association. The
Dartmouth club of New licdfurd secured
second prim.
hemlmnnlum- licudy to Strike.
Utter A. Mexico. Nov. 2l.—Thos1tue-
tion on the iiuetemelon and Mexican
barrier- is very threatening. end it is be:
lleved that the Guatemalan troops are
propertngto moire on aggressive move-
tnont egeinet Muir-o within the next few
days. no the different regiments are be-
lng drawn together.
Tn lturo For 01'.
Murmur. N. Y.. Xov. L'l.—-U. G.
Theyer ck- “rather of litter: and Buffalo.
afferethomugh investigation. here de-
cided that petroleum oil exists in large
quantities in the town of iirolg. 1.“: miles
loutheust of Lowvlile. and they will on»
gage in the oil business there on on ex-
tensive scale. ‘
“the Killer! l’lre- “unwind Armmlmr.
balms“. Nov. 2|.-—Diepntches to 'l‘...
litenderd from Erroroum and ’l'lliiu suite
that the Turkish soidiery bi’iili’mi m : in
soon with the utmost cruelty. ’i‘hoy
gainer! RM! to the mountain villages
through treechery end killed mom) Ar.
precise». ‘
A (tr-unwell ltlhle firings H.000.
linens. b‘ov. 2i.——A smell volume con-
siderably worn. entitled “The Holdivrs’
Pocket Bible.“ was sold by Auctioneer
”this for “.006. The Bible was one of
neuter carried in Oliver Crsmwsli'e
W ‘
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the Am l'ltsel (lees vampire”! New
. owe-a With a Double Murder.
Four Worm. Tee. has. 91»th is
everyremntobsilsvethstn. it. Holmes.
who went by the hem of ,0_ 0. Prett in
Fort Worth. is guilty of murdering Min-
pin it. Willlerns and her sister. Annie
Williams. the crime having probebly been
committed in (intense. and in this crime a
men who olelrned when here to be e citi-
ren of Chlcegn and calling himself Bon-
ton '1‘. Lyman is an sccompiice.
Home time in February, laymen come
here from Chicegcmand placed on record
e derd from one Bond to Lymeu for 100
feet front on Bush and Second streets.
Bond got title by deed from Minnie it.
Williams. executed before it notary whose
home wee sold to be Holmes.
On this property Lymnn begun the
erection of it three story stone building.
At this time 0. C. Pratt appeared on the
scene and woe introduced by Lyman ca
superintendent of the work. Pratt left
town e few days later, with many credit
ore searching for him.
Lymen bed sold onelot toe Fort Worth
party. who. fearing his title had been
clouded by Pratt‘s acts in connection
with liens on the property. begun to in-
vestigate. lie found that Minnie R. Wil-
linuie had been working for a typewrit
ing concern in Chicago known as Allen
dc Co. She wrote into in 1693 to her sie-
ter. Miss Annie Williams of Midlothinn.
to come to Chicago; that she was going to
be married and go to Europe. The sister.
who was 8‘ teacher in tho Midictbicn
(Ter.)ccademy. at once peeked up and
left for Chicago. leaving orders to for-
ward her trunk in a week.
No word over come from either of the
sisters. After a year the express company
at Chicago notified the principal of the
Midlothisn school that the trunk had
never been called for.
Minnie ii. Williams. by will, was left
half eblock of property in the heart of
Fort Worth. valued at $60,000, and n/
form worth $15,000. Tm. property has
ell been alienated. ostensibly .by Miss
Williams. ‘
A detective has been sent to find the
girls. but no trace can be discovered. Chi-
cago is the last piece in which Miss Wil-
liams was seen.
When Pratt ran away. creditors ettech-
ed the property. butlthe court appointed
o receiver. who has been searching for
Lyman. but without success.
SOCIALISTS THREATEN.
Talk of “'ur “'ith the liolnh In the French
l'lusiuhe'r of Deputies.
PARIS, Nov. 21.—-Probably with a view
to convincing the electors that they were
trnduced by the Allomanlst Lobor party.
which recently issued a scathing address
denouncing the Socialist party. the Sc»
cinlists. led by Jules Guesde. created a
scandalous diversion 1n the chamber oi
deputies 'l'uosdny. They denounced the
government for preventing themunicipnl
reforms desired by the Socialists. and M.
(iuesde flung out announce that ii the
government declined to allow socialism
to he reformntory it would be revolution
ury. Prime Minister Dupuy exclaimed.
"I ndvlse you not to try it!"
“Take care!” resorted M. Guusde. “A
storm is authoring on the horizon. The
premier had better not try the game of
Blemnrck cud Crispl. Let him at least
respect legality. if he does not, there
will be war to the knife. war with the
bomb. The premier in his reply will any
whether he wnms [N‘itf‘l'l or war."
M. Gucsrlo's other member; contained
objoeiimmlllo references to (:Irirdom and
Russia. which M. llupuy. in is calm
speech. rebuked us having revoltod the
whole chamber
After these exerting scenes the house
nrlJourncd from 7 until Ho‘clor‘k. when
M. Goblet. in his new position as lender
of the opposition, repudiated anything in
common berm-on his.. ideas rind those of
M. (iucsriu. l'innily nt- nlrluight nvoto
of confidence in the government was
udoptod by it Vote of litif. in I l7. The on
nouncmuonl nf the result was greeted
with mu-lnrnntmu.
DRY GOODS ABLAZE.
The- More of ‘tlm' ul' tiu- lliuuh-I “'Imlv-
eulr- Firms In \‘ru \ril'lr t-ulis-ri.
Nl'w Yillih’. Nov, ‘31 «line of the old-
est and largest wholesale dry goods firms
in the (-lly-wflmt of ii. S .iuil‘ruy N Go.
-——whnsc buildings cover over a quarter of
on new on llrnudwny. liconnrd rind lien-
eon lifreuh‘. was visited by a fire that got
fed the lumennnex on Leonard street, rio-
ing upwnrl oi “1.0.000 (innings. ’l‘he lire
wu.-. onooi the largest. that has visited the
dry goods district in months. and hop
penlng. as it did. in the very heart of the
precinct. occrmlonml the firemen consider.
able nnxloty at one limo
There were two clovutor limits in the
building. and up those the flames rolled
from the first floor. making their first up
penrenoo on the third floor. A sheet of
flame burst outwnrd nrul cnvolbped the
front of the building Irom the third story
up. A second and third alarm was quick
ly sounded.
Hull an hour nitor the first sign of fire
the building wns nvoritnble furnccc. 'l‘ho
mivnnco oi' the lluruoir wns checked by n
perfect deluge of water. which was thrown
from the surrounding roofs and the win-
dows of the main building. A bridge
norms lieusun eirocl. served an ndmlrnblr-
purpose in helping the firemen. Tm;
companies under cmunmnd of Deputy
Chief llullly. with four lines of hose.
mounted the bridal) and successfully
fought David the ilmnes, which begun to
incl-ouch at that point,
I. Iiiuul .h't'iilvnt In l‘ills'ngii.
(illicmm. Nov. ale—A cylinder head
blew out 01' n locomotive on the Alley
Elevated roml rind caused it lively panic
among the pneuongers on the train. el:
though none of them was hurt. Willlurn
Uilrich. fircnmu. jumped from the engine
to the ground. is distance of do root. end
slapped with a broken leg.
linens-ml Mot'lrrmtml Ill.
Hrmxnrrmm. 11hr. Nov. 21,—iienerel
John ’1‘. ileclernond. o well known .eo1~
(tier of the civil ever end for several terms
between 111411 and 13152 is member of con.
gross lrnm llllnoie. is lying dangerously
111 at his residence here.
A t‘niml t‘mniiy.
Mmuimnu. More. Nov. lit—Jennie
iirliiln. aged 1n. wnn found (lend, hnv.
ing burst n blood vessel. It wee buts
week ago that her tether was found deed
under similar circumstances.
Tiu- i‘lnimulors Holistic-st.
ST. Persimmon. Nov. 21.-A fresh
proclsmerlon issued by the cur has satn
felled the Finish-lorewhn have now sworn
Allegiance to his majesty.
Weather torrent.
Generally fair: wander; increasing
south winds.
.Wldte Ihe‘leld of m new Yes-g
le- Ilee Ilene-d or. ‘
' They bad just been introduced, but they
were getting on famously when she said:
“As yet have always lived in Evaneton
l supposed you know everybody there."
“You, Ithlnir i do.”
“Then you can disclose the identity of
the young men that ltflic wile such e fun-
ny story shout-walla never would tell me
his name-one of those tiresome people,
you know, who have made erepnteticn
for wit and dare not even ask for the salt
without making on cplgrnrn about it."
"Kind of a fellow who always makes
you fool or if the footlighte on between
you. oh?" .
“ Exactly. Effie and two or three other
girls were visiting it friend in Evenston
last month. and this young men proceed-
ed to make himself agreeable to them all.
not a very dlfllcult thing to do either.
for he was role possessor of e horse and
buggy."
"So he drove up thexroynl road to their
nifectlons, us it were?”
“Yes. But, you see, he couldn't afford
to waste a. whole uftcrnmn’s scintillations
of wit on just one girl.”
“So he took them two at a time?"
“Nothing of the kind. He justmcmo-
rized a brilliant monologue, stories con-
cerning the houses they passed, quotations
referring to the season of the your end"—
“Perdon me, Miss Slasher, but don’t
you feel it draft from that window?"
"Not at all, thank you. Then he took
ouch of the girls driving in turn and said
the some things to them."
“Indeed. By the way. you remind me
so much of n friend of mine. "
"Do If You must tell me about her
some time. And each of the girls would
return from hiir drive saying what a love
1y time she hurl had and wasn’t be e bril-
liant fellow. By and by, however, he took
Ellie for a second drive. At first she en-
joyed his conversation, but as they took
the some route they had driven ever be-
fore his remurks begun to grow strangely
familiar. "
“ls it possible? Do you know anything
about palmistry, Miss Slasher?”
“Not a thing. Now, Ellie is such a
mischief. She let him go right on and
made no sign, even let him tell her again
the long story about the man who drove
out Sheridan drive and kept wanting to
know where Mr. Sheridan lived. But
when she got home she told all the girls,
and they compared notes and nearly died
of laughing. Why, there is Ellie herself
now! I‘ll introduce you; she is such a
bright girl.”
But Effie walked up to him with out-
stretched hand, saying:
"Why. how do you do, Mr. Tinker?
How is every body in Evanstonl And has
your funny old man out there found out
where Mr. Sheridan lives yet?”
And she wonders to this day why he
met her friendly advances so frlgldly.—
Chicago Tribune.
lncomprchemible.
Colored people often have is genuine
contempt for the expressions used by their
white brethren .us luring much less plo~
turosque and realistic than those employed
by themselves. White or block. most of
us find it may to be critical.
“1 nin’ got no sort of) opinion ob Mls’
Walloy‘s lung‘ugc," rcmurked Salome
Johnson to her husband one evening.
"She was in here dis mnvvniu when i had
do misery in my head so bad (lutlcouldn't
but joss barely keep my 'tvutiou on her
tnlk, on it ’sturhud my consciousness to
hour bur gtvinr- on so. "
”W'ut was lu-r pariic‘lur irrgwf’eucy.’”
inquired Mr. .lnhnmn. lifting his snblo
countenance from his contemplation of
the evening pnpvr.
“She was lvllin 'lmut Mis' Abbott \v’cn
do. Ili'WH oh lwr hunlirrml's spllntr‘rin all
his wooden lair: was lining in lu-r. on she
any. 'Mis' Abbott. fiill‘ lrurnlilnri jvss like
u roping lunl.‘ "
Mr. Johnson gaw- u short of mutompi.
"lint's jv» w'uf. i say." continued his
spouse. with instant mmprrlu-nsion uml
npprnvul of this mum]. “Who‘s ebbor
chipped t'yl‘fl on u uspinu loci in dose yor
parts? llnt‘s w'utriis chili-"ii like to know.
W‘y rirm' she use do Words 1111 nssinr’in-
lions (lul's pluin nn umlvrsfun'uble? W’y
(1011' she say. ‘Mle' Abbott slw shook josh
like u lillfi' pun."nn be surrey? Mus' folks
Would know w'nl elm mount. ii (ioy'rl had
any fr‘tchin up. on us for folks w'nt dld’t
tiny nlu' wuil lrrlkiu to anyhow!"
"llnt'n so," responded Mr. Johnson.
" ‘n‘hook liku u ilus' pnn' mu do truly
n-ro'nlzuhio ‘xpn-selon for do case. on in
co'so 1f Mis‘ \‘i'ullry hurl been denuncipient
ob ’vumugos in lwr yuui’ she would hub
knowod it. "—Yonth’s Companion.
“Lllnlird Qualification.”
Ludyrif the llouso~Listou, (Jhurlotto.
1 am going to give u purty. supper and n
dunno. Now. you will have to show what
you can do. so he to lump up the credit of
my ostulilishrm-m.
Curlew-With plousurc. rnu'um, but l
run only drum-o rho wulfz and the polkn.
You will have to excuse me from tho
qumlrlllvn.«lautlgu Blotter.
Marriage Not I Fnilure.
".Vu," mum-d Mr. Benedict as he not
down to do mum rvpulring on his clothes
~“uo, umrrlugr- in not is failure. When
l was eiiwlv. ii. won on uwful task to
Now i burn it wife. rind
llm-ml n ili'i'rilv.
Him lhrvruls it. for me «Now York Press.
Know Him.
Frivml-- \‘v'lmt is your frithorilolug now.
Jimmy?
.llmmy-‘Furlwr? lioln.’ im'sm. This
is r-‘nddq-riiy. i «purl. lic’s iryln in horror
u to bill about imw.«~(tlovvirmtl Pluln
lh'ulrr,
Used to Them.
\‘i‘iiow'l'nmmy doesn’t mun to be afraid
of pr‘illwuwu.
lliisbuiiii-ulwiy should lll'?
Willi u wry pretty gIrI.-l.|1o.
ills nut-so
liy “’ny of Content.
Hhc bursts of no grml h-nrning ; she has no one
tunsivu yournint:
For the hnowimlur' shim-(l at college or the
high-’r sort of m'iumh.
film down not show u pension ('tis the fin de
flii‘fflt! fashion)
For the mystic. culmlintir- fade and issue
pushr-rl by fools.
She time not wash! the hours talking woman’s
rights and prxwr'rs
(fir explaining that now reigning mud desire
for reform.
The woeful mlesirmlry or the indict: on the
promo
Dore not it: up her out of sleep or mobs her
shirt in vavrbul slum.
But. hill just limp u-lmklng at the ridden
met-t n-vmlrinu.
Bow irhs- lmlrue Mu brood end cakes; “relight
will fill you \\ ith unmrine.
And. oh. the icy cinch-tic: oh. the pistol»
is ”immm ' tells; hsrlse
you rest he in you re
pudding: end her piui
~Hseeer's hernias
u n. BOLTON’S
um WilEll Hurst
.ilumiilng, Steam and lies-Fitting.
fin and Sheet iron Wort. .
lict llr Healing.
a? me and ectimetee furnished for either
e .1. water. stream or hot sir hosting.
an SOUTH MA IN 81‘
r
Raymond *8: Sons.
Successors to George H. Raymond:
Furniture Dealers and‘Gi nernl Funeral
:Direciors. ‘
so me 48 Mull: Street. Non-whim or.
Residence. 8 Berkeley Pince-
Tolephone, 77.4.
SOUTH NilllWllK‘ SAVINGS BANK
51 Washington street.
Open daily from 9 to lilo. m.. and from 1 to
3 p. m.. and on Saturday chnings from 6 to 7.
Winterest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLVIANS. Prest.
JOHN H. FERRIS. Vice-Preet.
roux H. KNAPP. See. and Tre.
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W I NT EB CAMPAIGN
BUTTER
Accirdlng to our annual custom we have
laid in store Delaware County Greenery
Butler. every pound of which is warranted of
ruperiorquslity. We invite our friends and
customers of past. seasons who usuell y lay in
rhrir winter supplv, to come and inspect it.
The price will be 28c single pound: 28c for from
25 to w1bs.:253 for 50 lbs. end over. Cash for
two lest offers.
A her, hip in R rup. We have n pure Sugar
Fit mu 0? good finger. dark in color. which we
offer or 7 cts per quart; 25¢ per gallon. A gel-
ion jug and sgcl.ou of this Syrup we sell at
35cm.
Highland Full Cream Cheese. A wintar'n
supplv. Finest in market. improves with
age. lilo lb
New Figs,
New Dates.
New Pruuel's. 15c.
81]\ or Plums. 15c.
California Dried Cherries. large. tine, (beep.
161:. lb.
California Raisins. 3 and 4 lbs . 25c.
bloodless raisins. (new) Inc.
New Citron. cheap.
Florida Oranges. 20¢ dun.
Reduced price for Lord, Sugar and Flour.
Strained Honey pure and unadulterated.
from New (‘mmrsmiuqnuri and pint Meson
jars; qt. Weight about 3 lbs ; pint. 1% lbs. Price
r]|llt1‘lh.500l.8.. wirh Jiv: price pints. 30 etc.
with jur.
Dibble 86 Comslocll.
i. 1.. New Haven t Hartford M.
JUNE 7. 1894.
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FOLLOWS:
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Hi ex.. l 17 ex..
. til 1, ex. 5i 32 nc.,
= ill lwnl ea. 7 38 an.
i F45 l. «91.. ll 46 no .
' is 1. ex.‘ 911nm.
l M or" 1009 ex..
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“wheeler. 932w“
P. tin—i262 v». 3mm. in iiridgepor
t ll M:.. 1127 ..
'7 n! . 6‘ 55' M3...
'. ‘w nu. 710 ex..
iifl mu. 73' M‘. to lindgnpon.
~ 5i 1“,. 5‘1”!"
:‘1 tax“ 9 ll ac.
to M», ll 16 Ademe ox.and an
i fill or... inndnya—i as MJ.
. .,. Mn. €12 ec.. a. nu:
m ec.. u. M» v. m..
41 M.
"ii ul‘ . ,fl . u
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were?
fun Hem-roan. A. ii iii! w..‘ to:
100i as. it iii! no. P. M.“'“ er.. 1 10 ex. it
n. Hi so.
on “vitrnorrlnn. A. liar—Milieu" 01101..
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v wiirerou. A.M.~1ii1.1 w 1 maria. P. If.—
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hm don-m Nonwemr A. M.-iiiii 01., our
.~,. 7m «7.. on or" on.
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' run. on Adams ex. and so.. 13m
‘llf‘illflhi er.. finndeye A. .wil
' tier. i' M.iiil1i.er.. immidniobi.
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.IAVfl: l-lrili'l'li NORWALK for flenhcryw
stiles. iii 11 er.. e. "1.: 143 so. He Pittefleid
or. Hi no.
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wruon hire-r mute.
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“rights“ Wuhan m .mv—o u e4 ' r,
its light Medicine
Promplly Administered.
lias Saved tinny lives.
Amppl of Cr picnic Home 'i'ebiete ti»
and w l or
s omen cees
medium. so save in) t mes cost.
These recreates 'W
are
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Norwalk Chronicler