.2
-‘ 4. . .m trouble»
title! is filltltli.
laced in two minutes.
Til AN
n Till
Donovan Building,
South Norwalk.
hut Fillet an absolute assassin."
y . sultan-impregnated water is the cause at a large
m helm. phold. scarlet and malarious isrers diphtheria and
O diarrhoea and other aymotic diseases can all he trawl
Prices when combined with qualities are the magnets of big trade.
“ice on an inferior article is a fraudulent lie. It has nothing of cheapoess save its
.
number oi our
also the health of yourself or family. see that your drink-
Llyollupuritles can penetrate the filtering blocks. which can be removed.
they. “ UCGESS" filter and you will not regret it. Don't say you can't ai-
lmdjt One doctor’s bill will ay for a dozen filters, which are no longer an ex-
- ' laxury for the rich. or sale only at
llillEViNT’S lineal HOUSES.
lull: Main and int Streets. 80th llorwall.
PRICES REDUCED
ABSlllllllY.
A low
were empty sound.
But a low price on a standard quality is what you get from us.
A few sample prices:
Enameltue Stove Polish. 4c. Siused Mackerel, 1 lb.. 15c.
. . in oil. per box. to. Gold Duet. 20c.
' . ' ' Large bottle Ammonia. pt , 50. Corned Beef. 2-lh. can, 20c.
~ Mad Beam. 1} lb. can. lie. Roast Beef. 2-ih. can. 21c.
Worcester Sauce. lie. Full Cream Cheese. 13c.
Melon. an: can, To. Pure Lard. 3 lbs. for 25c.
Goodmed liilk. 7c. Cottolene. 3 lb. pail. 28c.
French lustard. Sc. 6 lbs. Soda Crackers. 25c.
Baked Beans. 34h can. 10c. 4 lbs. Ginger Snaps. 25c.
Beat Alaaka Salmon. 12c. 4 lbs. Lemon Crackers, 250.
Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter. 23c lb.
Best Floor. 60c a bag; $4.75 a barrel.
NEW llillll STORES,
33 Main Street.
Norwalka
4,.Blfl Pllllllls Small ligaments.
Returning prosperity will make many rich. but nowhere can they make so much within a
short time as by successtul Speculation in Grain. Provisions and Stoca.
3m 00 Hill Elilll llillllll “NESTED can be made by our
. Systematic Plan of Speculation
«quoted by us. All successful speculators operate on a regular system.
, tis- well-known fact that there are thousands of men in all parts of the United states
w byeystematic trading through Chicano brokers. more larirc amounts every year. milli-
I
to
a few thousand dollars for the man who invests a hundred or two hundred dollars up
to “mm! or more by those who invest a few thousand.
It is also a hot that those who make the largest {fonts from comparatively small invest-
ly understand e 'stematic trading.
our!"
lot iurther information address
mate 0: this plan are persons who live away from
ehoronu
.bicago and invest through brokers who
Our plan does not ria the whole mount invested on any trade. but covers both sides. so
“whether the market rises or ialls it brings a nreudy prollt that piles up enormously in a
into.
II!!! '03 CONVINDIKG P3001“. also our Manual on successful speculation and
our Daily Market Report. full of mono umaklng pointers.
Dldna llarziu trading fully. Highest re crences in regard to our standing and success.
ALI. FREE. Our Manual ex-
THOMAS 8t 00.. Bankers and Brokers.
Ill-242 Ilisltc Building. iilllllddil. Ill.
’ Julio
.. mend Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-
entbocincssconducmi in.- Monraarn Free.
0 Omens orrosm: U15. PATtNtOrnct
. - wccan secure pan-nun less time than thou:
w ~(l’0m Washiuginu.
Send model. draw lug; or photo.. rith tlHrrlp-
. We advise. if [Nicola in or nut. [rue oi
- Curiae not rim: till p ire-n: int-mired.
”mu”, “ How in Obtain Parents," with
0 same In the L. 5. and lllfclsfl countries
tree. Addrwt.
OIAI SNOW ‘35 Co.
”.Pa'rtlfi‘ or-mc. Wasnmsmn, t. c.
11M‘mm~ e '- ' a aw
. NURSE BLIPPING .
llilEll PilWEIl.
f "’13:: your horas clipped quick and
W. McQuhae,
98 North Main St...
‘ '” South Norwalk.
W
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Mb NorWalk. or...
season of
mills)?“ island
.Boattnand .
'6 hor'nr iuw'r'il.
, mm... are:
atraaccnahlaratca.
aorta O'SULLIVAN
WAG” AND WWI.“
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FITS!
BRACE UPl DON’T LOSE COURAGE!
Your disease is not incurable because your
physician has given you up. and you have not
received no benefit from the medicine you
have tried. not. an reason you cannot be
cured. We can pos ttvely care all kinds oi
Fita‘llpiieptic. Convnlsion or Bpasmotie. WI
GU BAN ERA POSI‘I'IVI AND runa-
am CUBE "I ALL OASIS. We bl"
cured thousands. many cases oi lou standing.
and given up by doctors as lucurab s. in our
”Allen's l‘lt Cure“ you will find a medicine
has never failed toefiect a s y cure.
We back our guarantee with an 0 er oi still
today person we cannot cure. Highest bank
tolerances furnished on application.
1 qt. bottle. WI). 2 oh. will.
ALLEN IIIIDIOAL 00..
Washington and Water Bum. Beaten. Mass
LADIES
flattering from Retarded. suppressed or Pain-
ful Menstruation and all i larltlea of like
nature. will find our IIIIA PILLS an in-
ialilbls care. They are entirely safe and can
always herelied upon for speedy reliei. We
havoedyet to hear of a case where t have
fall to produce the desired
onld be kept on hand at all ttrn
or other one Correspondence con ential.
B m .with full directions. securely seal-
.s. law per box.
Alla-N "IDIOAB 00.
Waahlnston and Water Sta. mightiest
rod“ \\§X\\‘ RN“ ‘\ ‘lll.
‘iv ‘l
BOSS l
iv- a"
penetration
prison»
y“
d. ‘D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
may cram. Imam. coax.
had some left which Ileana to Geo. W.
Baker. a prominent merchant of the
place. inwiatonJi. 0.. and it cored hint
at thoracic chaplain. When tunhlad
with dysentery. diarrbm, colic or oholv
era morbur. give this remedy atrial and
you will homers than pleased with the
result. The pralac that naturally follows
its introduction and use has roads it very
popular. 25 and 50 cent bottles ior sale
by G. 0. Btillaoo. druulet.
Easy to take. sure to cure. no pain.
nothing to dread. pleasant little pills.
DeWitt’a Little Early Risers. Beat for
sick headache, bilioosnesa. sour stomach
and constipation. E. P. Weed and G. C.
Stillson.
children Cry for
Pitcher'c Castorla.
When Baby was sick. wegave her Castorla.
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria
Whenahehecamelfinaheclungtocm
When she had Childmahe ‘avcthcur Castor-L
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Caetoria.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’e ,Caetorla. '
PASTURABE.
First class pasturage for horses or
horned cattle; in a good neighborhood
wherean employee will have oversight
oi earns. Plenty of water, and a heavy
growth of feed.
BAYMUND BROS.
is an index to the kind of tobacco
‘ he uses. Smokers of
I lorillard’s
lino-lea
lint Plug
alwaysloohplcaaantbccam they
feel pleasant. In this tobacco is
the embodiment of Worker-
....;.....;.....,...._.
_; tr... sea. or conceited Ex;
list In That City.
All sum or ran count reroute.
no Alum-o Protective Association, nav-
III I Mari”. I!” leis-d the 'Pollea
Pena—Miser rorca Appointed by the
New Commissioners.
Oriana. Aug. 3.—-—Tbc police commis-
sioners, acting under the A. P. A. police
law, are doing business in Omaha regard-
less of‘ the fact that the district court ro-
strulnod the city council .irmu approving
their bonds. The uathbound organization
in the council has a working majority.
and the court's order was ignored. As a
result a cftlzons' volunteer guard of 100
men is on duty at the police station to
maintain peace and assist the regular po-
lice force in holding misstwsion of city
property.
Messrs. Broutch. Vaudorvort and Foster
were given their cortiilcatusus police oom-
mlseloncrs at noon Friday by the. attorney
general and commissioner of public. lands
and buildings. 'l‘heguvurnor warned them
that their course was illegal. The Omaha
council held a special strsslun at ‘4130
o'clock to approve the lmuds. but were
met with an injunction returnable today
in the district court.
The order was ignored with u hurrah.
and the now pollu- commission appointed
a full police force. They made no effort to
got mission oi city property during the
night. . Today the district murt will take
up the matter of the council proceedings
in mutmnpt and will probably aunul its
work. There is lunch inflammatory talk,
and several companies of militia in diilor-
out mitts of the state how been notified
to be in readiness to move to Omaha in
tho or rut of trouble.
Governor Holcomb on "and.
Governor Holcomb is prepared to main-
min the law and is using all rut-ans in his
pow-tr to must-rm pout-u illltl have. tho
whole squabble carried in the supreme
court. When asked what action he prw
portal to lake in the mum-r in case oi an
attempt to take forcible tarsal-salon of the
jail, Chief of Pollen White said that he
would see that them was on rioting and
that the laws Were, enforced in any event.
He said he did not anticipate any vio-
lence, but Wlilllll be protairotl to deal with
any t‘liavs of lawlessness that might come
up.
It was evident from the first that it was
the intention of the A. l’. A. majority in
the city council to carry out their plans.
lmuqa-t‘tlvouf tlio urdcrnf Judge, Hope-
well. President Edwards rvfuscd to ro-
cclt'c the toll-gram from the districtjudge.
who is at 'i'akaluuh. which was hand-
ed to llllll. This example was follchd by
the majority.
It "plant“! that ("in ur ttvnui tho mem.
here, who were really to vote (or any
measure that would aid the A. P. A. in
thoirplnus, were a little. tluubtiul as to
the propriety of a dimer violation of the
order of injunction. Sulimpicntly the
majority tank “emission of ilw private
Oflltiil of the president. \\'lll‘!'t' the. doubtful
voters Wt'l‘t‘ llaikt‘il oitcr until ten morn-
bvrs wore ready to defy the murt.
Tllt‘ majority called for an opinion from
the city attorney as to “'llt‘illt'l‘ ilw mim-
cll \vus bound to obi-y the injunction.
City Attorney l‘nnncli is out of the city.
and lw lelt Frank iluusuu lu advise the
council in his fill-'t’lll‘t'. llv ulh’iaml tlit‘
muncll that it might. with outin- proprio-
ty, ignori- the iujmwti-m.
lll‘llt‘i‘llll‘i‘tl ilizii hllll‘l‘ ilu' Ul‘lll‘l‘ lllitl
ream issued at 'l'ukumuli lhu lujunriinn
was not in form- in thi~ mum}: More
than flint. lu‘ was infurim-d that ill! pl-ri
tinn llzui law ll lilul in llw district ”dirt
and rm bum! lizlll burn approval by lbw
t‘lt‘rk of ill" muri.
l'mll this Was illllli' lbw injuuvli-ui \vue.
nut in (law. and ill.‘ rump ll mus under
no obligation to l-nusidvr ii. President
Edwards llu‘tl tlw-luri-il tlu- lmmls of the
new multilissiun upprnvul.
During lllt‘ rull will it nwmlwrne‘kmi tho
niturnvy tn stati- \\‘lll‘lllt'l' lbw now law n~~
pt‘flll‘tl llli‘ l:l\\‘ which sluit'tl that. all llll‘
Curtitniuiun‘ mud lu- signmi by llli‘ gm.
t'rtmr. llmisun rulirwtl Mum-ii by ”hi
assurance that ilii'l'l' \vu.‘ nu necessity fur
the mnnmlsalun a: law. The law lliiil tlrs
imiutmi tlw uppuiulim: b-mrd. and this our
”ml with it tbv [mm-r in giw u prulwr no
tlill'uihm of the uppnintnwms. it was not
rimvssur)’ that tlu- gnu-rum should issue
any t'tllllllll~airili. unt- was it own necessary
that it. should bear the niliviui soul of tho
state. This resolution was then lira-lard by
tho. council:
A Defiant Resolution Adopted.
“Whereas, A prm‘luniailoti has law-n is»
dual by i‘lutrlvs it}. iirmvn and l). f‘lvm
hooves. pollu- mnimlss‘tuncrs under tlm
law which Was rcpwilml to tukn oflvt't
Aug. 1. declaring their purpose to (um.
tinttotuut-t as commissioners uminrtho
low which liovcrunr Holcomb t'crtllies
ovorhlamvn signature look hill-ct Aug.
1. and under the provisions of which now
oormuisslunvrs have been ummltitml; and,
“Whereas, Under the said law. the only
authorized appointing powt-r has appoint-
ed W. J. lirtmtoh, A. U. Foster and Paul
Vamlurvurt as such police. t-muuilsslouora
for the t-ityoi Omaha. and their bonds
have been .duly uppruvml by the city coun-
oil. and as,» have filed their with of oillcu
with tho city clerk, as required by law;
and,
“Whereas, It is important that all offl-
oora. otupioyccs and those having buslrwas
with the city council should not be misled
as to which will ho recognized by the city
council; therefore.
"lla'solved, That, tintilothonviso finally
determined by the courts, the polioo colu-
mlsslon composed of W. J. ilrmttch. A.
0. Foster and Paul 'Vondcrvort. acting
under the new law taking oiimt Aug. i,
is the only one which will be recog-
nized by the city, and all‘ interested par-
ties will govern themselves accordingly. "
At noon Governor Holcomb sent a letter
to the attorney general. in which. as one
native of the state. he respectfully and
most earnestly urges hint to begin quo
warranto proceedings in the supremo
court at the earliest possible data in or-
der to try tho title oi the respective claim-
ants to the allies in question, and by col-
lateral promiedings restrain any cfiorta
which may be made to take possession oi
said cities by force. surreptitiously or in
any other unlnwiul manner.
All it o'clmk last night the district
court issued a second injunction restrain-
ing the new police amniirslon from inter-
fering with the old iorcc or any municipal
many or from acting in any capacity.
casewtli he heard at noon urday. The
new concussion has not yet indicated its
action will” injunction.
owe it or; * ‘
Rolando-cinder.
Outcast), Aug. 8.--’i'hs police have at ~
last obtained a partial «ionisation from
Pat Quinlan. the janitor oi Holmea' as»
tie. and have, they believe, positive evi~
dance that Benjamin Pltzel was murder
in this city by Holmes and the corpse sent
to Philadelphia.
The confession was wormed out of the
Qultilnus by means of a tip given the local
oilicore by Detective Geyer of Philadelphia.
The exact nature of the story told by the
Quinlaoa the police will not reveal. and,
in fact. Chief Badenooh and Inspector
Fitzpatrick have both denied that Quin-
lan or his wife made any oonisssion at all.
Notwithstanding the denial oi thcpo-
lice, however, it. is positively known that
Quinlan made and signed a confession.
because it was left where Quinlnn’sslgha.
turn on tho document could be seen. al-
though the subject matter under which
he wrote his name could not be ascor-
mined.
It was learned that a confession was
made covering all the details of the murder
of Pitzcl with the exception of tho actual
place in which the crime was committed.
This. the police declare. they will have.
and they declare that by Aug. 5 they will
have indisputable evidence that Pltzol
came to his end throuigh the direct agency
of Ii. Ii. Holmes.
The confession was obtained from tho
Quinluus only after the hardest kind of
work. and that at tho pricoof a promise of
immunity from punishment for all part
the Quiuluus may have borne in the mur-
der-oi Pltzvl or other crimes committed
by tlwtu.
Mrs. l’ut Quinlan know of tho disapc
pcarauco of Julia Connor in Holmes' cas-
tle and saw the body of tho woman after
she was dead. She further know and has
admitted that Pearl Williams disuppcu..sd
mysteriously in the castle after her return
{Ml-uni a trip totlicQululau farm at Lacoto,
lob.
Chief Badcnoch totik Mrs. Quinlan and
her husband to the (iristlc Friday with in-
spcctor Fitzpatrick and Detectives Fitz-
patrick and Norton. The object of this
trip was more for the purpose of letting
Quinlan and his wife meet than any oth-
er. ’l‘lu-y ware closeted together alone for
an hour in the room in which the Julia
Connor carpet lies and the chair belonging
to th»- murdered woman strinds.
What took place between them no one
know-y but Chief lintlvtimth and his .19.
(retires are nearer a solution of the
Holmes mystery than they “’ch ever be.
tors. The chlei now has proof positive
that Mrs. Connor and Pearl. her dough
tor. or (‘ura Quinlan. wore murdered in
the building while the mother was in his
employ.
Mr. Quinlan has giwu information
within the last 24 hours which brings the
charge of murder noun-r to Holmes than
it has been in (Vlliuugu at any time since
the case owned.
THE COLUMBIA’S TRIP.
Me Cruiser Crocus the Atlantic at an Av-
erage Speed 0! 18.4“ Knots.
NEW Yuan. Aug. :l.—-—'l’hi- officials of
the navy departuu-nt will not be dimp‘
pointed upon learning that the commerce
destroyer Columbia, which arrived from
Southampton ycstl'rtlay. brnkv rm spot-t1
records in transit. No one acquainted
with the conditions of the test supposed
that she Would.
Tho reset-1's prrfnrruuucc, liIIWt'Vt‘l", is u
very creditable one. (iuiugundi-r full bull-
i-r ibth‘l'. but with natural draft. she
rtmtlu- tln- juill‘llt'j: of :i. lull knots in ii days
:23 hours ltl minutes. This is ill hours and
iii; minutes behind the record Ntubllslmi
by lllt‘ Almricnn iiuc Slt'illlblilii New
Ytti‘k.
'l'lw l‘nlumlliu “Till dyer the course at
on rivrrugv spwd mi in. il knots an hour.
Mon at the Journey “'i'i.‘ llliltlt‘ umlvr {air
“‘l‘lllht'r conditions. but a bit of ugly
m-utlu-r- \Vil\ rtu'mmtcn-d twice. 'l‘h.- ship
rnllnl llu'ply but t-zhily will n was lwui
birth. and shuwmi :i l't‘ifl't'lllllili' tendency
in lm-p in 1' forward decks constantly
llrt'lll'lll‘ll by \\‘;t\‘l-.- tilill <pl'u)’.
COXEY FOR GOVERNOR.
Ho la Nominate-ll in la-ml Um State Tlt‘kfl
of tln- Ohio l‘opulists.
t'nll \iiil >. it, Ants. :l.~—_\iicr two tur-
liulcm M‘Snl‘lll" the lihin i’upulists sill"
lfi'vtlI‘ll in :ulnptiiu.r a platform and mm»
lug u slulv :ivl'wt. 'l‘liry adjourned. but
hump of ”iv more llllllll'llllitl "mule-rs of
the party are out plum-ti with the results.
firth-ml .l. >2 l‘let‘y was triumphant in
th-rything. and it was the predominance
of ('nxi-y and his ll\l\'l'l ideas that do not
suit slitiiv of the conservative Populism.
Aside {ruin the iudnrsi-uwnt of the Omaha
platform. the iudursrruont of Corey's lltlli~
interest bond scheme and good roads bills
and the denmuu-lng of the trial of Debs
wore the principal points in the. platform.
The inllmving is the lll‘kt'lt Governor.
Jacob S. ('nxvy of Stark county; lieuten-
ant governor, John ll. (Iroitou of limull‘
tun; treasurer. (hairdo liarpvr of (in-cue
cmlnty; attorney general. William linker
of Licking; suprt-nu-jlulgc. Ed Stark of
(Yuyalmun; ('iilllllllsbilllllt‘l‘ public works,
William A. ll. Lloyd iii 'l‘ust‘umwua; l'lcrk
supri-im- court. Thomas N. Hickman oi
Morrow.
A Myaicrioua (flue.
iiitmnurrmrx. .\'. Y...»tnu. .‘l.—-An un-
known young man was struck by a train
on the Erie mudatu plum,- near hero called
Stairway. the body being badly undiluted.
While the authorities were. examining the
body in an endeavor to identity it n bul-
let wound was found in the left chest.
The oillciols urn now cooking to find
wilt-flier the unknown mun committed
suicide or was murdered.
Innocent Mari Served Nine Years In Jail.
Amman. N. Y., Amt. ll.—-.lobn Fun-
nolli. an Italian who was received at Au-
burn prison on March 4. liliill. to scrvou
life sentence for killing a follow Italian at
Utlco, will be mli‘lvil'tl from the prison to«
day on a special (malnutrition granted by
Governor Flora-r before his term of ollloe
expired. it appears that the guilty man
was li‘unnelli's brother.
Woman Delegates Appointed.
Hartummml. Aug. .‘l.-——l.iovornor Hash
lugs announced the optmlntmcnt of 13
mornburs oi the women’s auxiliary oom-
mittoc to the Pennsylvania connulssiou to
the Cotton Htatca exposition.
Banting of Washington county is the
chairman.
Friend oi titambulcii Aasaaainatcd.
Sorts, Aug. 3,—M. Mataklcfi. an inti-
mate friend of the into M. Stumhnloii and
a leader of the Liberal party. has been at-
tached by assassins and totally wounded.
'Aasartsaarlfntiaalalcsaa.
* WA ids—“MOI!"AWII’II-
' mfimmlimmum
Miss Julia
and... 4
at actual nadir. mat 52mm .
I I IA .
i av v'rm. ll
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE OLD RELIABLE
SWEETBAPiiilAL
CIGARETTE
Hummers-tuna-
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“OR! SOLD THAN ALL 0
l BRANDS COMBINBJHIR
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Hill BASH [iii CBEBIT.
You can buy here as cheap as at any
store in town.
Do you want for cash 2’
Enamaiine Stove Pol- Alaska Salmon at 12c.
telnet 4c. SoueedMackerel at 15c.
Sardines in Oil at to. Gold Dust at 20c.
Baked Beans at he. Corn'd Beei.2 lbs.at 20c.
Tomatoes 3 lbs. at
Con’d Milk at
Full Cream Cheese
70. Roan “ “ “ ” Zlc.
tic. Cottoilne. 3 " " 28c.
6 lbs. Soda Crackers
at Me. at 250.
Fine Raisins at lie. the lbs. 6. Snaps at 250.
iii. lbs. Lemon Crackers at 25c.
I am right in town; no need to pass by
thinking to do better elsewhere. I am
here to sell goods, and here is a good
place to buy.
Ii you are looking for ammonia buy
one bottle of my Very Strong Ammonia
at l0 cents; reduce it with water irom
one to two times. and then you have bet-
ter and cheaper than any 5c trash.
Prices reduced on Flour.
Large home made pickles at 10 cents a
dozen.
Nice home grown Fruits and Vegeta-
bles here; Celery Plants to order; Black-
berries.
Oats to weigh 45 lbs. to bu.. $1.10 per
bag.
Contain Mercury.
Beware of Ointmcnis for Catarrh thus?
I
as mercury will surely destroy the sense a
smell and completely derantze the whole sys-
tem when entering it through the mucous sur~
farms. Such articles should never be used ex.
cept on prescriptions from reputable physi-
cians.:ts thcdumaze they will do is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive from them.
ilail‘st‘atarrhtiure. manufactured by F. J.
L'heneyat‘o.. Toledo. 0.. contains no Iner-
i‘lll')’, and is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous eurfacesoi the
system. in buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the ucnuine. it is taken internal-
ly, and rustle in Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. (,Theney
dc Cu. Testimonials tree.
Wand by tlruggiets. price 75 cents per bot-
(l0.
Young ill—[an
Why take the chance of dying without in-
surance when FOUR CEN’l'S a DAY WILL
iNsL’ till: YOUR LIFE For Sl.ll_lll ‘3
0r ti (route a Day Will Give You an Endow-
ment of $1.01!). payable to yourself it you live.
With inrorancedtlro everything eise.the best
is the cheapest.
INSURE 1N THE
CONNECllCUT GENERAL
LIFE lNSURANCt Company,
at Harttord.
S. s. L’Hommedleu.
lll WiSHllliiTllll ST.
south Norwallr. Conn
WAGO N S.
New and second hand
Buggies. Phaelous. Carriages
Canopies, Spindles, alt.
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND BIB TE“.
Henry Tilly.
tins Hill SALE
AT ROWAYTON.
ilns Fancy 8km. it feel, lime
mounted.
llns ilcrltln; Still. it fast.
ilns Fourteen-Foot Still.
ilna Twelwfoct Follower.
line line-Fact tool Follower:
llns Eight-Foot Follower.
lint dirtiest Follower-
ilcod serviceable boats. at low prices.
W
. 01th mimosa. '
,_ Lemme“
lilllENlll nude“
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