3Tb- Lieder-krona melotyr in tying
Cluintrnae green: every moveuing. .'
i—«Lpteet Yeoman etylo at O'Brien‘p.
mmurm
11:: The NW Military Inetitute 111111.11
today it! the holidays.
--Youc1m buy fresh pork and saw
cage for “1'11 11 pound at the Star M'k‘t.,
our: hie. Main and Havilnnd streets.
l ,000 lbs.
FANCY MIXED CANDY,
2 le.5 25 COINS. And make an inspection of our etoclr. ‘
F. D. LAWTON 81 00.,
22 South Main Street.
, 1111111111 or 1 on 11111111 W
. , 11111111111111.
Mr. W 1111111111111. 1111111111 mil.
Gathered Fro- the My: ud Imp
d M “in. mm“ Cilia. of. the Norwalk Hotel, died Tuesday
1 night.
The 11111. girders for the new 111,111.13 ,
. attbet bridge are being placed in Willem William Bates 11111111111111 from Vt utcr
mt to Nelson Hubbell‘ 11 house on Main
The annual meeting of Court Mahaob
emu will be'hcld next Tuesday night.
Druggia H. R. Hale ban leaned on
vertiehnr . per which he calla Hill ‘11
Drug Nt‘er.
(‘11111pa11y F will elect a second lieu
tenant to succeed John 8.0111161: early
in January..
A l nee, belon ’ to Lon llori Tuttl1,
" 11"“1" ‘ ‘ ‘ A thousand and one things will be suggeeled to you as suitv
111111111 1 11's.
We would be happy to sell you should you be disposed to
buy. But none will be urged to buy.
(' harles Edley but moved from Tor-
rington to 1111111111 Norwalk. where he.
formerly resided
While on Wood‘s pond. ycxtcrday,
Rufus Stark received 1111 innncreion by
breaking through the ice.
«Look at our candy tiaturday Lune‘ 11.
Hunt to Escape
giving us an order for poultry and meats
after you have 1.111111 the cleanliness and
order not iccobie about our establishment
and witnessed the care with which every-
thing in handled. Just- now we are re
clvlng fresh, daily, Poultry, Lamb, con 11
ry1f1-d Pork, Sausages of the best
manufacture, our ownwlmaides, of course,
Beef. Mutton, Home and Bacon.
FREE lll'lLlVEfll'.
New York Market
FRANK 8. AYERS, Proprietor.
Washington Street
_ , .'-- uds winrerca ,O'Brien‘s.
The ball committee of Poinecr Hook “Nd I)“
111111de Company will meet to-night
inttho 3011111111111 11 par-111111.
O. 8. Kerry Command. Union Veter-
ans‘ Union, meet Friday night for regu-
lar busineeo.
11111111111 eicreoptioon 111111111111 will he
held 111111111 the auripicos of the Y. M. C
A , at the Norw alk Opera Hour-11', Sun-
day.
~—Cull and see my choice collection of 1
briar and .nieoniehaurn pipes at prices 1‘0"“ “1“-
th‘“ “‘1” b“ beat, “l Barker‘s ”ill?“ ~Live frost 1111.31'11111'0111 Market,
atore. - .. w .. -. I-
Y 1.1111 Universitv closed its fall and The newer 111111111 at the depot hnvcliicon
winter term “35¢“an noon, all depart- found of insufficient capacity to carryoti’
meats 11111111111111.1111113111 till Thursday. the water, and larger ones am being
Januarv 1'1. laid to-day. A...”
—-Bou 11011.1. 2011 1b., at Sturtevant’s.
~1'ho place to buy oranges by the
boxioat Canada, at the lowest N. Y.
Mkt. prices.
The home of Harry Younge. on Ely
avenue. hue been quarantined because of
the 111111131111 with scarlet fever of his
four daughters.
mFanoyLinixed candy, 211111.101 251111.
F D. Lawton & C11.‘ 11.
The boptoming 1.1111111111111111; depart-
mouto 11f Lounsbury, Mathewson &
Co’s factory are shut down to give the
employees a two weeks‘ vocation.
WRich thine. 111111 biuque at 8111111-
v'unt 11.
The first 1111111111111 11f machinery for tho
Washable Silk Mill» arrived to-dny at
the consolidated f111ight honor.- in South
Stop at Home and Avoid the Pushing-and
Crowding
of the stores in the great Metropolis.
Donovan’s Block.
m....___... m...
JACKSON’S PllO'I‘OGRAPHS
Combine the burner STYLE no 111111911. Our aim in to give satisfaction to our patrons.
Our Prices are no Higher and the Assortment is
' " Good and Large.
-~I1Iands1unc pluah 1111111111 attiturtcvuut's
Thr1 Standard Oil ('1'1111pany has had a
new and powerful chime \\ hiatle placed
on the ermine house of the plant on 11111
Wilma Point road.
Wallncc Crofut, formerly in the 11x-
press buninesa, is selling out hi1 restaur-
ant buaiucssin New York and will re-
turn to South Norwalk.
”Tom 0' Shooters at O'Brien'e.
.1111 to furnish them with the finest production- of the PHOTOGRAPH!!! ART.
LARGE COLLECTION 03‘ CHILDREN‘S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(Over F. hiead'e Confectionery. )
It hue been suggested that the fire
marslnif order the. half burned burn on
the Street- cstate. in Main atrcct, Nor-
walk. torn down.
0 def Engineer Prowitt, of tho Nor-
wa fire dcpartr11cr1t,l1na 1111111 for two
1111If- adjusting hose jackets. a sample of
whlch 111111 exhibited T1111~1dny night at-
tile inspection.
—Ludic.~1' felt hats at ll'Brion's.
The case of 1311111 Tippeman did not
come up this morning, as expected. It
was again continued until Monday, at
the request of Attorney Hurlbutt.
re are some of the many things you may expect to find' 1n
. our reat home stores:
58 Wall Street, Norwalk. Conn. g
EDWARD STREET.
CHRISTMAS. I895.
\\ 2 ask you to call and look at our displayr of
Holiday Goods.
W1 e have 11111111111 all pr11'i111111 efforts' in this line.
111111111 to 1111111'ct from. 11.-911111.11“)! tho
of tin 111.
~500 sleds cheap, at Sturtevunt'u.
Heciwear. Umbrellas, Smoking Jackets. Gloves. Canes, Bath
Robes. Suspenders, Bags lllghtShirts, Mulllersdlress 1111111111.“:
Sweaters, Initial HandkerchiefsTHais and Caps. Underwear, Foil
Dress Shields, ladies' Shopping Bags, Fancy Corduroy Vests.
Sill irm ilasllos, Mackinlothes. Hosiery, Soils, Soars, lllsters
At ameetmg of the Connecticut H01
tel Keeper-11’ association in Norwich. J.
L. Walz, of the Mahackemo, was elected
vice-president for Fairfleld county. ‘
—ancy mixed candy. :2 lbs. for 2511111.
F. D. Lawton & (‘11.‘11.
T1111 perfornnun-o of the Amateur
minstrcls, of Bridgeport. to bc gin-1'1 in
Norwalk. is in no way connector} with
thctlrdcr of St. George. as previously
Constable Hunt has served papers 1111
L. D. Keclcr. of Nonvalk, in 11 suit f1 1r
$2le brought by Dayton Bunion to re—
cover the pricc of :1l11'1r11'11 over which
—-Rain or shine, an umbrella makes 11
why delightful Christmas present. 10m-
stock Bmthem have most excellent lines
The early borer will have th1 best
good cannot be duplic 11111.11 .\r1f11111y price 1111 any
lav 11rvarti1'loat 11l1111'il1111r11 in order to 1' lost.1
H: .. .-. . . . ' , '. ; ‘1 m, dis 11 0. 3.“,qu 1 ‘ out l11f11r1- (' hrietnme
of carted, 1u11ud and Bll‘ex‘ 11111111111111 ”1‘“ 1‘ H ‘ 1‘ t W H111. fluent aloe k 11f(‘1lluloid Gouda it bar-1 ever in 1211 our pl11n~1ur11 to «l1owy.on d P
handles. ~—-D11 T1111 “ .111t :1 11i1'1‘1'unc for Um” llooks,llookl1ts, (11l1111d11r~1. etc, etc. “11 take particular pride in our lluok stork; all .EEIBIS.
ur cut vnricxty choircuoodo low pric1-11,ll11ok11. lionkhtannd ( ‘alcndura foryounzg and
old ll11111ik1'l'1l1i1-f11,11nd 1.1111 b pr1 tty 11111111, too, dainty figures and beautiful borders.
5111-1 i111 bargalnn' in several lined, at. 1111, l'." ,1: and 2.51.1. W 1: have initials in Linen
and $11k for I More and 111 utl1'm1 11.
”tin-r 111111k~l1nv11not been forgotten.
1111 stock of 1.31111 rnl dry
—-100n11w 11111111111 at Sturtcvant's.
run-1'! ()' Brie 111.
The subject 11f the meeting at the
Young Men‘s League. 37 Chestnut 1111111111,
next Sunday afternoon, will be "Uncon-
Mrs. W. T. Erwin was usingthe collar
and calf 111111111111 :11 the, Troy 511-11111
Wow—.—
(iovcrnor ('oflin and staff have :1c1'11pt
11d invitations 1.. H111 0111 (lnnrd ball in “1" all" 111'“ “1’0” in 11110“? the be“ N'lcct
1411111111 in the twin Cities and 1111 think 111- have hllCLtL‘tlt‘il-
scioua Influence." The lender will be,
Archet‘ I}. 'Jéimings.
—A 11111111111111» of cigars and smok-
ers' articles just received for the Xmas
trade. Barker's cigar store.
A. delegation from 1111' hoe Castle,
Knights of tho (1111111111 Eagle. of Daricn.
came. to South Norwalk last night 11nd
conferred the. degree 1111 :1 candidutc at
the meeting of Union Castle.
——Skatcs, sleds, sleigh-bolls, at Wat-
kins &'Dow's, 112 Wash. street.
Mrs. Frederick Mead, of Union Park,
and Mr8.(l.A.Bl:11'k111:111,11f Dauburv.
heirs to a lump farm at Ridgchcld.hav1
juxil'abfdu thh property- to New York 111113
ties, realizing a handsome sum
—-Lurgc variety of children's boxes.
Lane’s.
The children of the Hungarian Mis-
sion écl‘riibl today sent 11 box of appro-
priate Chrishnns gifts to the New York
. Flower mission, to be distributed 1111111111;
the poor people in the tenements of the
metropolis.
—Nonc but those who smoke. know
what nn'gimount of pleasure is dcriv ed
from a cigar. A box of cigars therefore?
makes one of the nicest- Christmas pres-
ents you can give to :1 friend or relative.
Get the Imperial Crown cigars at (3. S.
Trowbridge .11: 00's. .
An agent named McNair, who was
employed in South Norwalk by Adams
& (311., selling furniture on the install-
ment plan, collected abriut $50 from cus-
tomers last w eek. and quietly disappeared
without 111111111111 any return to the com-
pan'y'.
WIfryou want a good 311. cigar, call
and see me. Barker's cigar store.
Minnohaha D11 1111011 Sons of Temper-
ance, held an enthusiastic. meeting 111 its
11.111 11. 1111131111111 1111111111111 11111111 111111
, night: Mrs. Woodworth conducted the
meeting, and Mr. English gave vocal
solos and made 1111 address. Several
others were also heard from.“
The pastor of 11111 South Norw alk Cou-
gregutionul churrh will conduct its
prayer service this evening. He. sug-
gests that the assigned topic, "The One
Way of Salvation," be applied in thought
111111 prayer, particularly'to the church
and its salv ation from formalism, world-
linen; 111119 sclf- seeking to spiritual life
and power All friends are heartily 111-
vited to attend and take part.
—Do you want the. latest umbrella
and cane combined? 0' Brien s.
__.. .37}... -54-— . . , -. .,.- _.._,
Laundry, in Raymond atm'ct, 11 few
days ago.
allay injuion,
her.
Dr. Burucll uttcurh'é'd
—l"11nc_v 111ix111l candy. 3 lbs. for 2511p.
I". I). Lawton & (‘11.‘5.
Th1- s1'111i~:11111u:1l business mooring of
the Young: People‘s S111 ictv of (‘hristian
Endct :Lm. of tin 51111111 Norwalk Bz'ip-
tint 1111111111.111111w 111 hi tomorrow night
at 1:30 11 '11111 k. at tho church. It Is 115-
.p1-1-i:1lly 1'1-quested that every member b1-
prcscnt.
—Cl1oi1.'11 Malagu grapes, '2 lbs. for 251- , '
at (.‘unco's. R. R, P.
“What Will True. Friends do for Each
Other?" will be the subjcct at the meet
inkof tln'Junior Endeavor society 11ftl11' '
First (Iriripm'gational church, tomorrow
afternoon. After the devotional excr-
ciscs :1 Christmas box will b1: packed f1 11'
thr- Wi'ight Houn- for thphan Br 13's.
—-.-\. car load of alchzlm arrived yester-
day at “'l'ight's repository.
1
Have you noticed the changc that has
111111111overourhcnlth officer. Dr. J. W.
T1"u11v'.' It is‘ not 1111111111111 of in 1'1111 1111
"‘11 thaligc 111 hint 1.11 tic 1; to guard our town
ag:n11.-sttheinvasion of the 111i11"~1o111l1i1
11111 my. T1111 change has rain 11 place
upon the hirsute appendage 11f his pen—
ial countr 11:1111'11, 111111 ii to the advantage
of his 1.11.11111'111.1pp1111r11111c
"—W.’ ill 1111111 th1 candy for vou Lane‘s
Evcritt 111111111111, assistant 111111' 1111-11111
on the steamship ht. Paul, has l11'11 11 1111-
ablo to attend to his duties 1111 111 1:1rd the
vessel the pant three wcoks, and has
been at his 111111111 in Norwrdk. 'Lust
evening, when he rotid in The. Sentinel
that five 1111111 had been killed by the
bursting of :1 steam 1'1111'11,:1nd fivc others
badly scolded, h1- c11111.,'1':1tulutcrl hi111sclf.
Tho steamer was to have sailed nt 11
o'clock yesterday morning.
—If,you want to get there Christmas.
call at O‘Bricii’s.
Following thc custom of 11111111111111
land. the various German societies of
Norwalk are making great preparations
for the celebration of Christmas. The
Germania Siciigcrbund will hold 11111111-
tertuinment Christmas 111.1111. The Sons
of Hennuun will. meet in Genilnuia
Hall, next Sunday night. There. will be
a tree, and gifts for the. little folks. . The
Hemmnsoohn Licderkranz will hold a
festival for the young: folks at their hall
in Nonv:ilk,Deocn1ber'29, There will
be 11 tree with rrifts
1
T —s1-1-111.s fancy 1111c boxes at Laue»:
“ Pure and Sure.”
leveland 5
BAKING POWDER.
,‘ Biscpit, cake, pot pies and buns,
Dumplings, puddings, Sally Luns,
Muffins, waffles, griddle cakes,
The very best it always makes. ,,
. i
when her right hand was‘
' . day 111st l11'1' purse.
thc Metronolitan tipcra House. New
Yurkwu the 111'c11i111: 11f '.l'111~sd:1y. Janu-
ar, 1. ‘ '
Mrs. “1111111 “1 wt. of Norwalk. ‘v1-.~t1-1'-
1 containing quite a
, 1111111 of 111111111): during :1 shopping tour.
. Lastcvcniug it was returned to law by
(‘1 111rtl unit llilsdun. who picked it up in
1 th1- 51111 t.
”.5 \111 vou in :1 1111: 111d: 11's about “Id"
fyou whall give for (luisnnas. (1o 11.
3(31111111t111'k Brothcrs. [hwy can help you
1 out.
1
‘ [l’is “11111111111111 that 1111- 1-st:1t11 of
iffharh's li.ll:11'v11_v, thr- insolvent 111111
id1~1dcr 11f l\111'th \lain 51111111, will pay
lfor'tvu-ntsou the d11ll:'.u and that 1hr
9111111111“ have agreed to 11111111 this 111
~1'll11111111t11f1l11111 1'1' rims
——-Hilv111' novcltics 1d Sillrtcvant's.
. ._.-.
(1111111111Lu\ of Hartford formerly :1
incrnlwr 111‘1‘111111111111' I.”l\\1nt_v-.~'111'ourl
Regiment. (‘1.111111-1'ti1-ul V1 11111111111111. , dicd
at the Soldiers" l'l1111111i11Noroton. 1111111111—
lv. Hi5 body was taken to Hartford
and interred in (flour Ilill 1'1-11111111111:
—l’ock1't knives. scissors and razors,
finest. rfimliry at W111 kins & Dow's.
Invitations huvc b11111 1'1-1'1'iv11d by
11111111110111 of the ('1111111-1'ti1'ut H1 mani' the
111111111111 Revolution to attend tl11- ban—
quct of the Empire Statc Sm‘lt‘ly at D111-
monico's. N11w York. Friday, January it.
Among: the speakers will be Senator t),
H. Plait. '
—N1'w trcc 1'11'11:1m11111.~'. Lnnc'éz.
After thcvpraycr 1111-1111111:111isum11ng,
thc connnittcc of thc South Noi'walk
« (.‘11111:1'1~;;:1ti1111al church will 11111111 condi-
dates for Inciubcrship who wish to join
thctirstof the you. Those who come
by 111tt111' 11.11 well as those who 1111111- for
the first time, are expected.
21
—-Elegant lamps at Sturt 1.. 111's.
In the wound basket ball contest of
the scrics between the Norwalk. Stam—
f'.‘1’1"ll and Dnnbury Y. M. (‘. A.. at Don-
burmTucsdny night. bctwccn Danbury
and. Stamford, the 111-11111 stood four to
one in fnvdf' 11f Stamford. In the. gym-
nastic. contest the more was 382 'f111
Stamford and 3-71, for l):111burv.’l‘he.
next 1.1111111,- will be between the Normdk
and Stamford assrx'iations. 1111111111111
contrast- Stnmford defeated Norwalk.
—-Youtl1's Alpine 11111.0'13111111'.
T1111 1110.111 hunts 111 the adjoining cities
of Norwalk and South [Norunlk are
talking of, combiuiiu: to shut down on
the. 11.111151111111111 made upl 111 11111111 to 11111
fairs church entertaiinnents 11111111 1 .11
1 etc. They would 11.11 11 1111111111 111111.,1 am)
1but for thrcnh that th1 _v would lose pat-
.ronagc. , It' 1s 1111111 111111111 that in Win-
sted rcccntlyiho 11111n'h11uts combined
and passed resolutions condemning the.
' r-n'l and agwcing to 11111.1- all 11ppc1lls in
1thc future. Since the agmn'nn'nt'hu'ah
[111111111 the merchants have kept it to :1
lotion—New Haven Palladium.
- —Ci1.,rar;~'. $1. $1,;g.11111$1..1p1-11m.
1mm fine, at Trowbridgc 61 (lo. a.
\
(sonwm SEWS‘ON mourn 111101;.) .
him: his mother, Mrs. William Everett.
_ and smoking jlll'kt‘lH in town.
Edward
1‘ 0. (“IT'AZ
5
lE’P'I‘F.
Street
I IUIIJDING‘r
111111 31111111101111.111111
( 1111111111511 3 rtlon of E. iiumwnkl‘eotore.
corner of \ all and Water stream. Nor»
11'.1dk 1 all and ace the intern etyiee in hate.
care, 1110.112}!!!
Riverside lrt School,
1math Norwnlk, Art Ntudonta‘ Lemm- 1‘o11r1111.
Mrs. \ l1. l'r1ntl11e inexau. \llsu firm-e
l.11r.1ulr1i'r11r-ll-,.— instructora Apply in Miss
1111111114 l'ubllc Librm 3, South Nuriv nik.
in 1111
11111111111111.1111111111111
("111 system of Musical and local
Instruction Indol ~111l end Patronlzcd
by the Hoyai Family, nobility and
tlcntry of tnglanr—l“ )
MRS. [Mill DlXUH.
Pupil of the above world "1111111 School of
UrntnrloamlPlano-hurl? llwirl.cli1)ll.i11 now
prepurel ro 1‘1-11111111 pupils in Mouth Norwalk
11111111111111 111d 1111111111111 1111-1110-111110111unh
in alrur lion by thin rapr 11y 111111111 wit 11 and 1111—
cum-:11 1,111 11 1111111 munical 1d11111111111 \' olr re
1111111111 and pilt‘t' and perfect toned. veloprd.
ll 111111111: Ulllsl? a1 M11111. delicacy combined
with “Hunter. 111' 1111111 b. elusth ity and lb: .vibil-
iry 1fil111111r1ng11ru 111111111111) 111111111111 by this
mat: lllcofl 113'. 111. m.
lie 1nd); 1111111111 p1rmlssinn) to l. f1. lil-
[1111111111. or ii, Nlllill N11rW11lk;.~‘11u111~l Fiu'lr
11 I, 11111 . Noun)! 111; James 1 unipbcri. 31.1)...
ilrld :1 port.
, Atlrlrrrri all comniuuicathuu. llnx .3. "0'
wan-1n, 1'111111. 024 31.11
111111511 1111111161111?
. a.
Ernest Koch ,rclm'ncd houn- yesterday
from his trip to Easton. l'a. While.
handsome charter ofthc lmprr 11'1111 Order
of R1111 M1111. Richard Abcudroth, of
South Norwulk. hurl '1‘-l1:11';.:11 of Mr.
Koch's business during hi: absence.
Clarence (‘1111'11' has dccidr'd not
wait until spring before building his
111'wr11sirl11111'.11 H11 has giv1u tln c1111-
ti'art to Mark Wilbur, who will begin
work at 1111111.
it is rc'poitcd that 11.11.111113111111111111.
purchased the factory property owned
by A. Floyd Deluih'l‘dat Riufi's End
Landing.
John Everett, of(')r:1nrr11. N. J.. is vis.
—l"anc v 111i\11d candy,
F. D.Luw11111&()11.~1
SILVERNllNE.
At 1111‘: M. l’. churcl1.Sund:iy morning,
Rev. G. E. Dnviwn'cached from the
text, “My grucc is suflich'urt for thee."
In the. evening :1 praise service was held.
The (3h111'cerid amiable will be held
Fridayovcning. at the home of Frank
Buttery, at. which the. Christmas music
willbo rehearsed. The Christmas scr~
vice of the Sunday school will be held
Monday. D111 ember 2‘lrd. It in 1'vpcr' tcd
that Secretary Jarkson 11ftl111 Y. \I (I.
A. .. will address thc\.(vionl
Al‘lmntm 1x dav c11t11rtai1111111nt will
be. givcn' at the Broad River echool
house by the Latter Day Saints, next
Thursdav 1111111111
A sociable will b1- hcld in Guthrie‘s
Hull. Silvenuinc, tonight.
2 lbs. for 25cts.
——You would hardly expect to find 11
good line of bath robes. Hlumbcr rolum
1'1-restock
tin-r11 h1- was pros-111111111 with 11 1.11-1.11 and .
in
Nellie M Diebrovv.
TEACHER or PIANO
T111 1111 rruonable on application. Address,
aux.» 11m
an Win-t avenue
Ilruggist.
The Bright Window at
under the Mahackemo
Hotel, already begins
to suggest the Hall-
days. '
behind it with a
‘ 1.
Great Variety of
And "
43 Weslringtonttreot.
South Harwell, Conn.
Brothers have a surprise for you.
r .
l
1
1
1 l
, MILFORD .1. (11111111111. trounced... ,
ll.;H.Plaisted
i3 ' Washington 81.,
It 18 filled as is the shire I
Cut Glass
Nbvelliesin Silver
'1'Perlumory.
ll. H. Plaisied,
' 71111711336
8.,"
Masonic Building.
Norwalk.
COMSTOCK Duo
l4 South Main street,
South 111111111;
Holiday Goods.
Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry
Silver Novelties.
H. 5. R001).
For Sale!
, E lght Hundred pounds of Must—11d and Turnip
seeds the result of scrrcning four cars of oats ‘
. Shall be phased to sell yor the cats too, and
' ‘ charge. no more for them than others who do not
:have the facilitire 1'111' 111111111111; them, seeds in; '
eluded I am determrm 11 to have you sathfird if
you deal with me 111.11 1y first. and always, then
price l1} very men wno has 1111 appreciation ofth'e
. '11 no, should 111111111111; he. has the best of feed; he
1 f 1 deserves it. What we any we do, we do do. ' '-
MANUELT HATGH.
15 MARSHALL STREET.
The Leading: Grain Dealer.
‘ AGENT FOR
gBUliolo Gluten Feed for Cattle, Chickens and Houses. ,
BR A NC H OFFICL,
SOLM A NS’ .
, LIVERY 11.11.131.11.
1‘11!
11111111111511;
11.1111 C.»\'l"l‘l.l;;.
“Tc. -.Ofl.'-hmus.~t :omm.w-~__y—.h.g ...— ._ .. ..
' ' . .. ', 1 .
ll
Butiffiyou should want. any 1 ‘ '
Watches, Jewelry. or Silverware,
or your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry r11-
paired and cleaned, call or send at once to '
A. w. AUSTIN
OPERA. HOUSE BLOCK, NOI’ WALK.
Diamonds.
ll
HEW FOR
A - NOVEMBER
AT THE
Pam-111113 You 13011171,-..
\
SALE "
FAMILY BOOT AND SHOE STHHE" of C. H. HARVEY"
These goods iwill be closed out at. reduced prices FOR US E MONTH
0N LY, so now is the time to lay 1n a winter 11 supply of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
u bile they can be bought
AI.
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