«Mr
”,asessmtosacamesoorsommo
r
,llliouestblshop. The discourse is said
. ”In. taost powerful argument for the
db keystone to the prosperity of our
gprovedssstewards for the next year:
‘ Gotham, James L'Homtnedieu. Frank
, lord, the butcher employed by Frank
' Itmod hy‘the recent fire which destroyed
‘ noon. The illustrated object sermon by
v‘ timpsator was enthusiastically received.
3%“ In that section of East Ner-
.’fl Behsowin negotiation for the
obsessive» owls-arts.
“can, lsstevroww’the 1s.
“Wale Livery liable Ad-
lssdsdsrsd by a melt.
fl ass-humanism-
. it! menus. withme
mittthisoclntnnesnalscbslstt.
V" Avenue medial Episco-
W, tomatow.n new order cl
’ ”, laticewfllbeintroducsd. The
, needing. from the Psalms will
m. Rev. A. J. Smith will
in the morning and Rev. Edward
,L. L. D.of New York city,
amoral manager of the Sunday
inf America, will lecture on "The
Question" in the evening. Bis-
has Burst speaks of Dr. Thomson as he
lepton moresloqcent than his lather.
motion of the Christian Sabbath as
American government. The evening
union will begin at 'i o ‘cloch.
At the last quarterly conference of the
East Avenue Methodist Epinpni
church. thefollcwing names were sp
MBlmcos, D. L. Hanford, J. S
Randall, George Reynolds, E. E.
Seymour, L. G.vFowler, A. N Paddock,
J. E. Smith, Ii. Seymour, H. Hoyt, E,
Simops. The nurses are 8. Carmen. H.
V. Carr, J. C. Bawkitil. M. D. Randall,
3. Behind, 8. 1“. Day. J r.. E. Trounsen,
H. Taylor, D. L’Bommedieu.
"Joseph Banfcrd,s son ct Frank Han-
MM woo going to school yesterday
morning and was near the Osborn ave.
ans railroad bridge, whens boy who
molt top threw a bolt down. It struck
Joseph on the back of the head, cutting
a severe gash. Two other boys took
hlmto his home on Riverside avenue,
and Dr. A. H. Baldwin was summoned
and dusted the wound.
The lost of George S. Gregory, we is
lib livery stable on VaoZindt avenue,
wsssdjusted yesterday afternoon. The
insurance companies were represented
by Edward Godfrey, of Bridgeport,
Henry Tilly was lir. Gregory's appraiser,
and the two decided upon Attorney Al
trad E. Austin, of Norwslh, as the third
party. They agreed upon 8683 as the
amount to be allowed.
e seat in the lecture
East Avenue Methodist
flinch was filled with children at the
Junior Loam meeting yesterday after
The cap of honor was presented to Cap-
tats George Smith, and the gold tooth.
plot to Miss Fanny Rose. Light refrelh-
ments were served by the presidents of
the society.
Leslie Gamble,employed by Contractor
U. D. Randall, is entertaining his father,
at his home on St. John avenue. The
men have not seen each other in over it it
years. at which time Mulls left home on
Prinerdward Island in the Gulf of St
Inwrence, for the United States, whc re
he has since been. Air. Gamble, 8n, has
been Visiting two other sons in Boston.
At a meeting of the Sunday school
bossdmluch metin the parlors of the
loot Avenue church, last night, J. C
Hawkins was re—elected superintendent;
lira Charlotte Temple and James
L'Homnledieu, assistants. hir. Bypson
was appointed musical director. All the
other tracers and teachers remain the
ssmsasisst year.
The selectnlen have not yet given the
Tramway company a layout over
lsple avenue to the Westport
lb.- It is said that they will
hall probability delay the work until
the company agrees to pay a portion of
“enzyme csomd by the wideningof
thsrosd.
It is probable that the fire district
omnmittse will. in the near future, place
a jumper and several hundred feet of
hasten the Benedict Farm, and it treat
that a new tire company will he
ltbsstimstedw that the one-mill lire
“lot tax, laid Thursday night, will
“ain't 01,100. The committee h-
M given orders on the treasurer tor
Vacant-sand.
“Will!“ is thinking of mtab
mmmmmmums
sud-y use. and, “must, it will
“on drawing card tor the senator
“Museum at ltan-
filaflfluwssrrissthethosrb of his
'ersflily bandaged, sss rssult
lbdilssecntaet with use.
nnmwnnum.m
h...“ assays the Muses
M3 layssttsls mam
"lastsahW. balm-I‘ll.
BOWAYTON.
llev. F. Atkinson will preach in the
howsytcn Baptist church tomorrow
morning on "The Unknown God.” in
the evening he will preach the third
swmonin the series on 'lBIhlstst-sc-
tars," the suhjsct being “Noah.” The
I P. 8. G. E. meeting will he ledhy
Walter Gallon. Subject, “Winning
others—from what. to what and how?”
Rev. J. H. Slater, pastor of the Rows) -
ton Methodist Episcopal church, will
preach tomorrow morning on "God's
Ways and Men's Ways." His theme in
the evening will be "lemons from the
L' is of Abraham.”
Captain Lewis E. Rsymond' id not
low the mast to this place, Wed esdsy,
as expected, to be used for a flag pole in
the school yard, but instead engaged
George Byxbee, of the yacht "Surprise."
to bring it here.
The subject of the Epworth League
meeting In the Methodist church it 6:15,
tomorrow night will be “The Sin Offer-
ing." The leader will be Mrs. Frank R
Stevens.
The oyster steamer "Mabel Stevens"
was inspected yesterday.
DARIEN AND NOROT'ON.
liiss Luella If. Tales, formerly of
Darion, a daughter of Rev. and tire. 8-
W. Tcles, of New Haven, was married“
last Sunday to Ernest fl. Boydslon. of
the same place. lire. Boydston has
many friends here, who extend their
congratulations to her. Rev. B. W. Tales
was a former pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church here.
Mrs. Alexander Raymond was brought
before Justice William Schicldnecht,
yesterday morning, on two charges of
breach of peace, preferred by Arden W.
Rowland and Chris Larsen. llrs. Ray-
mond was put under .200 heads for her
appearance at the Town Hall, next Tues
day morning at 10 o‘clock. Her husband
became security for her.
Mrs. James Jenkins, who has been suf-
fering from the gripJeft town yesterday,
accompanied by her husband, for Dana-
viile, N Y., where she will undergo
treatment at the sauitarlum in that place-
George Herman has broken ground for
a new barn to be erected on his place
that he lately purchased from lira.
Brady.
WILTON.
Station Agent R. ll. Olmstesd is enter-
taining his sister, Miss Nettie Olmstead.
David Jenhs has sold a horse to Samuel
Knapp.
CRANBURY.
There was a merry gathering of young
people at the residence of Miss Helen
Adams, last night. Tests were games,
music and an abundant supply of good
things. Among the guests were “Miss
Charlotte Adams, Mrs. E. 8. Taylor,
Miss Minnie Gregory, Fred Hawks. l-‘red
Shutshy, E. J. Taylor, E. S. Taylor,
Robert Clark and Robert Gregory.
Emil Eisermsnn, son of Robert Emer-
tnsnn, was playing with some compan-
ions in Albert Welniiz‘s barn, when he
began fooling with the hay cutter, and
one of his companions turned the crank,
cutting of! one of Elserrnann's little
lingers.
Toe Weston mail carrier forgot his
business last Saturday. and left the mail
bag at llorsos Wisemsn's. Weston peo»
ple received ther mail Monday.
The social of Cranbnry Lodge was
storm.
Edvard Pigeon, who has been winter-
ing in New York, has returned home.
tires Etta Fitch, of Weston, is a guest
of her aunt, Miss Emma Fitch.
Augustus llowd Is a guest of his
brother James, in 3 sins.
Mllplnstvn Drip.
Violent oxplmions occur when psrmsn~
panels of winch, glycerin and alcohol are
compounded in certain proportions before
the tits! ls added to the prescription. A
doctor may tlmugbtlmly prescribe a llnl
most of tincture of Iodine and ammonia.
which. if left to itself, is liable to explode
with violence lodotorm and bromine in
certain combinations, which physicians
may Imprudently order, may explode with
dangerous force. A drugglst who was
putting up a prescription of chlorate of
combined with one of the fem
nitrous salts and hypophosphlte of line,
was seriously wounded by the as India.
mixture. Another pharmacist, wh lemlr
lug chlorate of potash with saccharine In
smarter had the mortlncation of seeing
the mixture explode, burning him badly
sad shattering his shop. “New Yorh liar-
Why Ila has! Plenty to loll.
“For Quietness of repartee commend
me to an auctioneer, " said a Maine trav-
eicr "i once attended a sale where under
the hammer things were being rattled oil
at a great rate and at low figures. In the
crowd clcsnto him stood a sedate old man.
who watched the salesman in a very
thoughtful moon f a long runs. At last,
catching the eye f the auctioneer. he
'Ssy, sir, how Is It you can shard
postponed last night oneseconnt of the "
Tasmanian Barman tells you all
thensws for two cents
Taylor dt Golden
Real Estate and Insurance
wasnnrorros m.
Parsonsloohlfiw fora crhcasa and lot
win-3“ “pagtr’gfugo city at amt:
uricssmeasv ultf
anm
VfllCE CULTURE.
WW
its ALBERT F. WHEELER. SOLD 80-
M PRANO ofth c South Not-walk Congra-
gallonslohurob will aeorptallrnited number
at‘rupllsi n voice culture Terms reasonable.
l at. or address. No. 40 llltnwood “”iiuln
m
WANTED.
CLEANING and drains establishment, No. 4
Raymond street, Corner South Main
street, on line of electric cars. South Nor-
walk, Con nu Werespec tfull announeetolhe
cltirens of llouth Norwslh, crw slh and vicin-
ity that we established ourselves in your
midst. in the dyeing and ole-mu business.
and are now pre area to do all kin s of clean-
ing and dyeing n the very best civic and man-
nor. ‘sults.d resscs.e either made up or
rK’srt, cloaks. capes. infants'ca otlds. etc ..
bone. lrlnges.piaoo. loaders,“ ill arrl dcovers,
mufil ers scarf s,t shoes.
also feathers cleaned and curled. milentlemen's
gut-m ents dyed or cleaned and p in the
tmanner‘. BWERFASB m10tt
CITY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. All per~
sons redolrinuM first-class help can attain
the same at North Main street. South Nor-
walls; also those desiring position- of all kinds
secure the same at the CITY! quv-
KENT AGENCY. Irnln lw
TEAW sewers wanted. Persons with some
views in making straw hats can find
immed ale employment with ENNIS a
BLANCHARD. 132 Water street. mt 2w
STYLISE line dressihatcr net from New
Yorlt desires engagement y the day or
week Price very reasonable. All the latent
Paris styles. MADAME BANGS. 80%th
Main nirsot, South horwsls. told at
HREEol-four roounior light boost-her
ing by two adults. Must be centraiy
and desirably located and rent reasonable.
liooms in a hlmk not desired Address,
‘ RENT.“ Storm“. nulls mil tf
T0 LET.
“He has brought his master on several
pensions money he has found in the street,
and quite recently he came in with tail
wagging proudly and s pocketbook with
over $900 in it held in his mouth. Shot—-
which is his name—seems to boas familiar
with the worth of articles he may happen
to come across in his skirmishss around
town as any human being, and It Is the
result of early training. .iils owner, when
the dog was a puppy. patiently taught him
torctricve various articles and frequent-
ly used bills and coin in tblsprnctice. In
this way probably the animal learned to
distinguish the peculiar scent of money,
for It has an aroma thot ls acquired from
being carried on the . yrsnn. But no mat-
ter what his secret is Shot is a lucky dog
in every sense of the word, for he never
comes names money that be, cos uotongiir-
ly pick It up and race he s with It, and
he'll bring lots of other things that ovi-
dently appear loliimns useful. If there
is an old ccstot’f hut in his course. lm’ll
carrylt to Harrison, and old rugs of cloth-
ing are on dutifully token the salon way.
Bo’ s an excellent field dog also, but has
never been known to retrieve it bird. 50
Shot ion sort. of canine paradox in his run
and fetch qualities. "-Wnshlngtou Slur.
BRIDGIPOBT IEWB.
~——-—-¢o~——————
BLACK CLAY SUITS.
We have always been headquarterscn for
Black Goods. whether in t‘hmiot. W big
or Clay Worsteds. We alway’elewd in Irving
the choicest goods that can reduced for
the money. and we do not Intendp to have this
year an exec ill on to the rule We have satir-
lsctorfifirno of this by lacing on sale this
week N‘sChAr W0 til EU SUITS for
$l0.00.
Made from the very best stock to be bad and
made by the well known and reliable ‘manu-
facturevs of t: LAY W0 ED, the Vase-i-
boro Mills. Vasealboro. Mal us
These suits are made In the two most pu-
lsr styles. Single fireasled Sachs. and ltree
Button Cutaway Fr. cits. they are faced w itlt
same material as the outside. satin piped
edges gold lasilnc linings. narrow stluherl
ed es. the latest in tailoring art
'her-o are the best. i LAY WOBBTED SUITS
that can be turned out this H‘M’l" fora ten
dollar bill. Step in and examine them You re
not. oblirrerl to buy. 'lhey are on insprction
and for sale too.
We are showm somethln new in Vests.
“Tllstlomlnenttt. "madeof uff Ker- -ey with
six buttons and lapels on pockets. The very
latest. ind for spring wear.
Your fare allowed on $500 and over.
MEIGS 8.00.
327 Main car. Bank lit , Brldgspnfl. Ct.
Makers and dealers in Mcn'a and Bots'
Weaving Apparel and dealers in Fine- burnish-
iuu Hubris. lists. I ‘sps. 'T'rnultsund Begs.
A llxillliAliLEliousenn Gerard place; nl‘
modern improvements. inquire nf E.
ADAMS mil if
AFTER caAgi/il i first lloor. No. 2 ii lufnrll
m and mid aster. rent 31:“ ). N" -
and floor. cello. ,7 Woodward avenue, rv-nl‘ sit
Apply mil. A. WOODWAIII). 1.1 out
FROM the flrstof April the store No 2' "'uil
street. now ocrzuoiwl by 'l‘sf ft Br s. (Imit-
iel's. Also monssul'ahle me‘ "tiles:- ur fblsr
manta. inquire of MRNJ .W. W11. 50V. 10
Arch street. 1:. 15 3t
HOUSE or ten rooms: thrones. m. hath.
stat! wary tubs. hot water-,1: Yrani
stations first!” inquire of'l'A non
HOLDENn Washington arrest. or of owner
2 Taylor avenue, near West street. Janna if
flUSI.‘ 17 Franklin street. mrovements
in. Inquire of El)“ .lNI TLCUX.‘ at
Brown A Wilcox a grocery.
IIOUSE 9 rmms corner Day and 'l'ollcs
streets; tired floor, 6 rooms. No It) 'l‘olles
street. from April lat. house it rooms, 'i‘olles
street Alllu mulcnnriitluu. with water In.
App yto JOHN ll. KNAPP 82 West amt!
t
Oils! on Hillside place. containing eight
rooms; slinmlcrrt Improvements Bent
Apply to it. it. FITCH. en “es!
rnlLl lw
i
rsaumabie.
street .
()Wl'lil partuf Tour-9.3M. l6 Day s'revt 'l
J romp; wwwmu'nn at nine: also part of
house in Us street. fir-mule. rent low A‘lui’
to W. YtlUMis, at Lockwood Manufacturing
com party. whim
an .4
7.0.1!) Plus BLI‘N'L second floor and ultlt':
separate entrants: ulster. coal hiu sun
watrrr nit-inn llmvr: wry (“invent rut. Apply
to ltulll & (iuhba'eliiilili‘, ill Ann lilo-1t
ii" in if: it if
lltltlliflto American faintly. ltanrre. huh
room but and mid water. garden M:
ll' '0 Mitt-i. ('(lltliil-i, Everslcy avenlw. nil‘
t avenue. Norwalh. ml) is
SIX room (0“le with bath. stationary
mulls, but until liti wafer and furnace i.
ll. I'l'l‘ClI ithIbB streetslun South Nulrnslk.
m w
ECONI) floor of house. No L? Lownilvs
L. avenue. item roasunahlu Applytnhiitfii
lNOEltntlldh lit liowurles avenue, South Nor
walk. lull lw
-
n... sans.”
OTTAGEH ANT) lil' lhlllNG We (‘0:-
so on Quintard avenue. six room.
each. early new and in condition.
l improved building lomdesirablblmmui.
teen tableaux,
BARR all. As prmluieii in New Y.0rh ut the
Ara tinny of Mush, for one entire year.
drug stores.
ginsrfsmmrnrs
MB. CHAS F. UADERHILL
will give a series of tLr:c recitals at
Hoyt’s Opera House
iIiESiiil. MARCH lath.
Shakespeare’s
“A Midsummer Night's Dream,”
with the Mendelssohn music. hill. ALEXS
tillanN.()rg-u I t.
Tuesday, April 2d.
$liERll)AN‘hl ”REA 1' COMEDY.
“THE RIVALS.”
Elan—Ila; . ‘ "Kills? 1 :5,
A Mle‘ELLANEOT’S PROGRAMME.
Tit-krill for the scrim 'l. at Plaish d s and
(in-tun s drug stores “mgle tickets, Hit. Nu
ratio t lingo for fruit“! rents. mil or.
Hoyt’s Opera House
Monday Ev’n’g. March l8
tirsrul production of the original
BLAGK BROOK.
A spet-lnrular ll ‘mnnue in {our arts and six-
wrlllrn by the isle t llA~.
Elaborate Mnuutlrws.
Hurts and Marve ous Neenerv.
( 'ostly A mar. "lrsppluxs, properties, ctr
Fore go usrilnnai failure.
3 European l’ mni re.
8 Grand Parisian llslleta.
m lithsmneb anu Beautilul (‘oryph assoc
A 7r'prodluctlon that is perfect in thin“ meg
ninrrentm all its departments. and Mill ria—
t-lw -ly urnml in its enllrrt.
Heals now on sale at l‘ln sted's and Oregon; s
Ill .
ernls easy. Apply to FRANCIS
ill” I!
ELECTRIC BELL.“ put up and repaired;
J trio clocks. eler- iric medical batteries.
KllABDWARE Ct). til
Booth )fsln0 stmnb alt tf
VOLDENGUMS. a old paint that will not
rub nit or turn!“ twos at and Ill
cents Rwrbnttle- son'rir nonWaLx surn-
MISCELLANEBUS.
ultvi. lust; fifl‘lthl'l) a 'i W
e cargo of
NANAH. whlo I will sell
lsrs “Ilium Tan notice
I
Aspiawall
tom prices m «I-
vans? urn A.0. C HID,
Rambler
' ' Bicycles.
HATED
split wood.“ cord: haicr.‘ straw Lb’J hate or
lion “mental Nalkorw 0'
JAMES“. ilililT'S iiiSTAiiiilliT,
NO. 8 HAVILAND STREET
ricotta/tit stasis. 25 t‘lN'l'll.
oust-r a lttJAltD Part want. Wt)
Litmus IltlAltll Part wsnlt. salvo.
miilm
omll'l'ld‘ All) OEnli’OOLO
LL wothwarrahted to bedone in the but
anner a forleast money. Block or
ofnll HEB.
ddsA iiiu
.W
We have plenty oi good
Horses, singly or by the
carioad. at auction rites.
Al. ii. "380 S.
llfliifllili "All.
””6“!“
g “WALK“. escorts
as
her or. talent Norwslh,
icrthsd rictofltnrr
all six in t
midsmeo
if Thus. ‘.I. teary i. to.
new quarters.
~—~o
184 East Washington Street,
South Nor-walk.
Our prices have always been“ low, but we proposals taste
Condensed lliik, 7c can".
Pure Jelly, 4c in.
White Cherries, 12c can. .
Fins Pruoss, 6c lb, 0 lbs. tor the.
THE NEW Yiiilii STORES.
, Wehave moved nteocrsswstorsetdhavsnow nowdlsplaycd
otTess.Oolf ensedi‘instlroeerissinthis ly. lastly every artist-let 3' "
new,» ws'disposrd created our
“flamed... '
SPECIAL PRICES forTHIB WEEK.
Danbnry Beans, To ct.
Gage Pistons, ' " ice sss.
Best Gingerjnsps, to lit, 4 tile for It.
MAUDSFLOUR, s4, 59 ate. 5.,
' ' 83 Main Street
NO’WQ'kv
13 NORTH M
miss the place.
BEST HANDY
THE BEST IN THE CITIES.
ALL FLAVORS OF
w. mm: emitter n. can: ft?
TH E3 PEOPLE’S MARKET.
AIN STREET.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
13 NORTH MAIN STREET. scorn set WALK. '
F. H. BRADBURY. PROP.
GO TO MEAD", J,
92 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK;
53 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
All] BAKERY.
lCE CREAM
. ALWAYS 0N HAND.
H.R.BULKLEY 8:60.
DEALER‘ TN
BILYBLES
ANT)
SUNDRIES,
HAVE FOR THIS SEASON:
STEARNS, Slilil
From 17 to 26 lbs.
KEATI“, SIM.
19 pounds.
ELMOIIE, 575,
2‘2; pounds.
LADY’S ELMDRE, $75.
25 pounds,
Second Henri Wheels iromiSIl lip.
Call and see our line.
52 South Main St..
Music Hall Block. South Norwnlk. M
'3 mm... 5555
THE WEIL-iiiiill‘iii ClAiiiniANT
'l‘hrontrhnut. the Wales
Consultation on Past Present and Future in
regard to any runner, luminous or otherwise
that mav hr- rlesl red. (7r unsullsiicns, gents 0
ladies Si (I). Will give indies Isl can!
mnsuitstioneifdoslred Ollie-canons 2. OLD
WELL HOTEL. up one flight fit if
NOTICE.
THE leunl voters of the Bomb Norwnllt
ini: n Pf luml district are hernhv notified
and wnruel that it apt-r inl mrerh g of solid dis»
trial will be held at the ll'ntnltiln street school
house Wednesday. it r. ll 0.12m at. it
n 'olncltn
p. n..m formusldeflnu the rate of m
inirlsti it! last annual rum-ting of ntlflilil
lrlot. and lftleemad advisable to reduce Vite
name: also to transact any other hullm-aa
pro or to come botorn said met!
Dated at South Norwaik. this lith day of
mm“ mumiv onuumr
runs it mom. 3 Will“
.sLaNcuami. Comm”-
mid If.
CLOAKS,
SUITS,
GOWNS,
WAISTS,
ETC.
WE WILL OPEN OUR
New Specialty Cloak Store
‘lllllliSliY, “iii.”
WWEGUARANTEESATISFACTION
lli' lN’l’RUfiT'ED WITH YOUR
PATRONAGII.
til late ttrsst. “layoff.
New YorkAnnounccmmt. ff] ‘ f
" Our American homer and new to tarnish‘lhe ,
Reasons why you should buy it
in preference to any other.
(1). Because this ilrm have long en:
joyed the reputation of keeping only
the best Furniture that can be prov.
rinsed, both in medium and finest
grades; (2). flecuuse their assortmente
are unequalled; (5i). Becamle their prices
are the lowest at which goods of stand»
ard quality can be sold.
latest prmlurtioos in Dining Fm, Mm
Parlor, i mwmg ltwm, Library and Mali funi-
inM—t’enermn larval l'crninln—uxovsltioe h
imported l’tirnlture-o-Wiuts and fluid loam
Flirnllur‘vmn- Shame-a and brass Melende—
English unm barium» «7s sou-nan; liapis and
Bamboo I-‘urnituremlteslmi lair, (hairs and lot.
fnvs—dmuklnz and Miller: limos furniture—-
Everything ror shy or :mmtry tomes—~15”
Illflt‘iuua nan-wash p. ., in plain Mum.
R. J. HORNER a. 00.,
Immune matters and importers,
(ll-6:5 West 23d tit, N. Y.
(Adjoining Icon Muses.)
norm-r & (o. 's establishment it one at the sight
of Now York .—-Nswsmpsr t omment.
A NEW Siliiilill.
You are invited to visit our noses
CUTTING 303001. and see how pupils
who have only tailors two or time imons
No class work. eseh snpll taught aspen
rarely. Price of CUTTER, with full
course of instruction, 11000. Terms.
as 00 down, and $1.00 per week. Pupils
can begin any tins. honour. Boom.
from hot) linuday, Wednesday and
I'vidsy evening, and from! to 5,
Wsdmsdsy and Saturday afternoons.
Gilli" tillfltt ca.
22 south lists h, In. NorwaII.
TAKE CARE 0Fl0iiii EYES
ilillllliill TATE.
H. S. ROOD,
GRADUATE 011101“.
0. 3.,Ofilflll‘il. lasers. new
,| ‘ .. J
Warner’s Furniture.
can out and fit themslvvs perfectly ;
’3
‘ I
Where we keep everything good to eat. The best City Dressed Beef, Peri, Think,
Poultry, all kinds of Fish, Vegetables and in fact everything kept in a Hill“!
CLASS MARKET at "liver let live" prices Just come and see and be convinced.
“Our weighs are weighs of pleasantners,” and "our reputation is at steak.” Don't
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