tevensnvho we knocked
by a bicyclist. is still
ltEpiscopal church. tomorrow
and in the evening Rev. Gar-
of Norwalk. will
the pulpit.
Nash and Willard Naphey,
riding their. bicycles, collided at
earner of VanZandt and Osborn
and both went to the ground.
' 7 Robertson cut a severe gash
right hand one day this .week
broken lamp chimney. The
quite painful and he is unable
11 Brothers’ big bob- tailed out
161' by L. S. Owens, Thurs-
' ‘g the cat's head so that it
Campbell. of VanZandt avenue,
valuable new from the heat. last
‘ Raymond Brothers buried the
use" and Mrs. Milton 111111110011, oi
street. returned home today
tomafthree weeks‘ visit in Orino. Me.
Jamee Stupin and family. who have
boon guests. of Captain St. John and
Emily, have returned to Brooklyn.
The party of Dnnbury and Bethe!
" camping out at Gulf Pasture
beach will strike tents Monday.
Robert Mailings has just etl'ected a
oureddistemper in a severe form in
' wrenoe Brennan's dog.
The remodeled house at Van Zandt
avenue and Fort Point street. is now in
the hands of the painters.
The‘cboir of the Swedish Congrega-
tional church will give a concert to-
. 111,111 at 11.1111111inw . fl
Frank Smith, the local racer. will
hereafter ride an Orient wheel. He late-
1. 1y rode a Steams.
The regular Saturday evening dance
will be held at Gregory' s Point tonight.
Alonwas born this morning to Mr.
and Mrs. David Ward. of New street.
1 Frank Smith of Henry street will go
to Boston next week on a vacation.
“Eight Bells."
The above pantomimic comedy, which
has had such wonderful success every-
_ where. will be seen at Hoyt's Theatre.
'Thursday. August 20. the opening night
of the season. The Brothers Bryne are
a‘rsrely progressive firm of clover artists.
and in this season’s production will give
their many admirers a rare treat. for
' they have perfected a number of new
and startling tricksbeides several scenic
; efleete that are. 11 marvel of stagecrnft.
All outlay of a large sum of money by
M inimitable pautomimists results in
one at the most realistic, stage product-
. has before the public. The last act is
entirely new and will convince theatre-
”! that the Brothepi Bryne are head
w shoulder over other artists on the
11111111111111.1111 stage. Everything has been
perfected in detail.
lets ilei 1111111" Cesusg.
The great heat wave was considerably
W. if not broken up, in this sec-
onThursday night and yesterday
theoooling showers. which deprived
1* air of its surplus vapor. life not
My that today will bring back the
“*0 degree of fatal boat which pre-
W for the nine days previous to
May But it is likely that all the
“little states will have before the
1misovertwoor three more mils
d intense heat. rivhllng the last in
.m. but not in duration.
hint—wommww ......... .1....
Muse's Magazine for September
’flmtduapaper on Dr. W. 'i' I}.
m. the discoverer of ans-sthesla.
Nswife. Dr. Morton’s discovery 1111-
W puuless surgery. and Mrs
: ’spaperistbe intimate personal
of aberoiebattle for s new idea.
“Mallow at this time. be-
“ammonium be e 111111111:
‘ ' iahouorofDr. Mortoasprice-
Irvine to humanity. The paper
«1.
Stephen Wilcox is building a larger
platform oulthesuutbslde of the post-
oilioe building i111? South Norwalk.
Frank Sherwood. aged nine years.
charged with stealing eggs. was this
morning placed under suspended sen-
tence for one month, by Judge Hubboll.
in order that there may be plenty
of esoallope this fall. the proper oillcers
should see that the law regarding their
capture is strictly enforced. prohibiting
persons from catching the bivalves be-
fore the size is suilloient for opening.
i
One 11! Their "college Pranks."
A trolley part from Stamford changed
cars at the waytdn junction, last
night. and some of the witless youths
cemmenced tearing off the signs on the
Bell island atolls, conducted by John F.
Colby. When Mr. Colby remonstrated
with the fresh young men, they explain-
ed that it was one of their college
pranks. He had secured their names
and promised to make it interesting for
them, but the alleged collegians begged
and pleaded so hard that be relented.
BARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Street will
spend Sunday with relatives in Ridge-
field.
ORANBURY.
Miss Helen Adams and Fred Hawkcs
will go to Bridgeport Sunday. where
they will visit Mrs. Sidney R. Adams
and family.
A Sunday school convention will be
held in the Cranberry chapel. August ill.
There will be no service in the Gran-
bury chapel tomorrow.
Mrs. Allen Gregory is, sick.
BROAD RIVER.
Sunday evening. August 9th. Miss
Edna Wilson gave the Junior Endeavor-
crs. of Broad River. one of the best
blackboard exercises ever given in the
chapel. taking the heart divided into
apartments as inhabited by wicked
thoughts and deeds,‘ and how Jesus,
not satisfied with the tenants. came in
and took [sissession of the wicked heart.
1,...
,and changed it. from wickedness to
goodness. and reigned there supreme.
Mrs. Ely, president of the J nuiors. will
entertain them at Broad River tomor-
row evening. All are cordially invited.
WINNIPAUK
Miss (inn-.11 Weist spoke bcfoi'e
an attentive audience here, last
night. There was some difficulty
about getting into the ball. as the key
could not be made to mm in the look,
but with the aid of Charles Holt, another
key and a lantern, entrance was finally
effected. and the meeting was a good
one. hits Wuist‘s words were encour-
aging. and. we believe. will act as an
inspiration to the society. helping it to
do better work than ever before. ”
We stated yesterday that J. U. R1111-
dle’s horse was dead. We were misin-
formedzlieis very much alive. and as
he has attended strictly 111 business
through the recent hot wave and still
survives. we predict for him a long and
useful career distributing groceries
through Winnipank. May be live 111 11
ripe old age and (be at last full of yours
and glory, mourned by all who knew
him.
Miss Eva lions is sndering from the
chills. .
Mr. Harris is sick.
wuros.
Postmaster George l'l.'l'11ylor. while
chopping w .unfortunaicly split open
his finger.
Mrs. Holden and children. of Dan-
bury.‘are visiting Mrs. Sherman Fitch.
Mrs. Mary E. Bubbell. of South Nor-
walk. is the guest of Mrs. C. .l. Dunn.
Llsl oi duel-111111 Letters
licmululnu uncalled for 11! the following post-
nIlIcM. for the week ending A1111. In. 111111'.
l’mplecalllng for them should 111111 they are
mlvor‘llml.
Mr. I'. Harland. .lobu Jackson. Julius H111-
u 111.A.(i.iicrnnton.lwim .lasfl i’r
‘ mm Wl..l llulont'. N. M
[low m (M Wheels.
"it 11111111111 a triflo queer to me every-
body 1111 whorls movadays." said a
member of the (furllslmio club, “but no
doubt ifwo could gct the private ilnam
rial history of many of "1111111 bicycles
their mvmmsbip would sccm 11 trifle
quot-r. Out in my 111-igbl1orhood livul a
thrifty old colored woman who had
worked hard at washing and ironing for
11 good many years and had bought a lit-
tle homo plum. a bit 11! a intubb.1 down
old lumse. with ground nwngh for 11
piece of mmdeld 11111.1 11 rabbngc patch.
She bad film daughters. very swell
young colored 11111111111, who lived out in
the city and WOW detachable collars and
eyeglasm as a best finish to their other
elegant attire Not long ago the old
mother died, and bless 11111 if those four
1'11I1Is'I'd bulb-e didn't go right to work,
soil the honor.1 and lot and buy ”it‘ll!-
selves each 11 fit 11 bicycle."~inuieville
Couriewimms
the MM
She—What a splendid figure It.
Phiiky has.
lieu-Yes. ”.mmlId-n-Dotrolt irre-
Pass
a. U
MOUNT!!! PURE
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AROUND IIIIWAYIIIN
. IlAllY Iillllllll IIP 0F ITEMS FROM
lllIIl IIIIIIFIY'SOIIIIIEIIII‘SIIBIIIIB.
Some Items el Inlemi Which The Sentinel's
Scribbler: Find to Write Aboulefhs doing
and coming at Our Village People.
A11 enthusiastic gathering of McKin-
ley and Hobart Republicans was held
last night in Thomes' building. About
thirty men were present. Daniel Wicks
was chairman. Ollicers were elected as
follows: President. Charles W. Bell;
first vice-president, E. Themes; vice-
presidents, Hickson Cole, A. I". Hatha-
way, Daniel Wicks and H. W. Wells;
secretary. H. W. Wells; treasunr.
Gebrge Wicks; finance committee.
William Huyler. Frank (Jushmau and
neat quarters, Charles Raymond.
Frank Niles and John Smithers, of
Spencertowu, N. Y.. have returned
home aftera visit with Mr. and Mrs.
William Stevens. ’
Miss Mattie V. Ilinster, of Danbnry.
returned home today from a visit with
Miss Norma Sherer.
Mrs J. A. Sowarby, who has been
spending amontli in New York city.
Ins returned home.
Mrs Eugene Ambler is entertaining
her mother. Mrs. Lyon, of Plainiield.
N. J.
Rural France.
A traveler is espwiully struck with
ibc lino roads in Frame, of which the
{apple 11m justly proud. 'l‘bc govern-
1111'111' kccps 11p 11 porl‘cct syslcm of, cure
and inspm-tion. 11111! \vl111r1'1'1-1' 111111' gocs
I111 may be sun- of finding the principal
roads in cxccllcnt condition. They are
'1l'11-11 bordcn'd with tl‘l'l‘h‘ for miles 11111!
no in 11 pcrfcct 11111111 for bicycle riders.
All the underbrush, small twigs and
Won the lower brain-111's of the trees
now been cut for lire-wood. and not 11
twig is waslpd. 'All 1111' gutln'rcll 111111
licd up in bnndlcs ready for 11.1111. Evory
[1111! 1.! ground is cultivutcd. or so it
"1111111 to strangers. 'l‘l11'r11 :11'11 monu-
lains 11nd b1111'1111 places 111111111 nothing
will grow. but 1'1'1-1'y bit of ground that
can pmducc anything ‘1.-11 mntlc to do so.
The winteris 1111 1.11111 south of the Loire
that 1'1-g1-tal1l1-s 11m flourishing in 11111
gardens at 11!! times. Tl111r11 11111, of
coursc. certain 11111111111111 for 11111 dillcrcnt
11111-11. 1111111111 the burn-11111 1'1-1'111 (string
bcnns) and tho dwarf rndisbcs. 'i‘llcso
an» always in 31111-1111. and tl11-111111nti1i111'1
calm in 1"1'11111'1- 11111111 I111 (11101111111111.
'l'Iiu 111111111 11111 not gem-rally 11111111111111]
by fences or l11-1lg11s. 'i‘lw dividing lim-
is. bowcvo-r, 1'l1-111'Iy shown by tho sort
11fgr11i11 growing in tbcm. As 11.011 of
”11' fawn-rs kccp slump tl11l 11l1s11111'1- of
trim-s 11111'1 sultalcs lilo ulwphcril 111' the
~‘I11'pl1111'1i1ss.
Wbci'm'o-r 11110 MW 11 small 1111111b111'11f
sliwptln'rc is also to ho 5111-11 11 guardian
with ”111111. Alas. it is 1111!. Min bountiful
«'l11'pI11'1'1l1-ss11f ”111 [11111111 11111! pnintcrs. I
suspect. 11b:- 11111'1-r 1-xist1'1l. except in the
i1-1'tll1- brain of tlll'rii‘ artists.
In 11:11in Il1111d111pl111r111-s11 is nib-11 1111
old \1'111111111, who leads I1111' Rock from
111111 spot to another. lruiupully knitting
11 Mocking \1'l1ll11 b1-1' sbcc'p nibble. tbo
gr:1ss.—-i’itlsburg Disp11t1 l1.
1111.11.11. 11111111111117.7511.
I11 Russia much rain is considered 11
“11111111111011. lt islwlivvcd il111ltl1111l1111'n-
fall washes away the evil spirits. who
would otherwiso I111 l1111'111'i11g in the air
ready to work 111111 to the monarch about
to place hiscrown 1111 hishcnd, tho brido
on tho point of plightiug Ill‘l' rows, the
babc 1111 its way to tho foot 111' whom-1'-
” might b11ll111 burn or I1111'11i111111f tho
1111111111111. Furtbcr. Ibo supcrstitious
moujik bs-Iicvcu that each sircumnf 11'111
11-1' has its itusnlku. or g111xlspirit. 11
lovely maiden with yellow bulr flouting
down her back. who spreads pl1111ly
around, but should the water I11il.so
that law hair 1irl1~s.sho will div and
famine or other disaster 111111111-.—-l’hil11-
1l1-lpl1la Lodger.
Crockett's 11.1.1111.
A11 aunt of ii. Iti inokctt. the Scotch
writer. has lived in Springfield. 1)., for
83 years. She says that among his boy-
ish traits which caritml connnont was
his willingness to 11111ko any sacrifice
for books. Every penny was saved with
that object in flow. As I111 grow older
he would sp11111l days upon the bills
studying tho laudscnlws ho would por-
tray with his p1 u and writing to gain
greater grace and {111' iliiy.
A Lucky Man.
“i tell you l'm in big luck."
“i'm glad to hour it. "
"You. '1110 insoruuw 01111111111111 111111111
ed 11111 in good lwullh two '111111111111111111,
and "NW the doctor tolls 11111 1'11! got an
incurable dim-111111. Ain‘t Il1utluck?"~—-
[11111111111 'l’it»Bits1.
Afraid.
(know-Why do you start so?
rim-.0111 i understand you to say
that your father is failing?
Physically. I mean.
Frank-um, all right. lwns afraid it
was something serious ~811Mb Globe.
“How did you feel when charlie 111111
proposing?" “I felt sure l'd say yes if
be ever got through.“
Eddie Stevens; committee to find permu- ,
The 11.11.1111 Age.
if instead of 1111111111 in put a child in
school, the first 11 1111'; years of its life were
devoted to feeding it propcrly 111111 oncour~
aging it in all those 11111111111 that promote
physical 1lo1'11l11pl11c‘11t.with their attendant
1111111111! growth 111111 constant nth-ntlon to
111111111 dovclopiucnt. parents would ilmi
that the 111l1'11111'11111cut of their children
when they go to 111.-111111! would be much
more rapid than it now is. The age of 7 is
now thought quite early enough for cl1ll~
1111-11111 begin the regular school studios,
thoughtl111c1ll1c11tl111111i' the kindergarten
is begun sovcml years earlier.
A Woman Florist.
Mrs. George 51111111111 Floyd-Jones of
[11111; island i1111r11111i‘ the most 11111 cousin!
growers of Hub to and roses that the New
Y'mkllowcr market boasts.h'l1o limb-1'-
stands e1111'y detail of tlic cuterprlm which
she Inoliugcs—«pnuiing, making ”minus.
ropotting 111111 fertilizing being no 1111's
1111 ion to l11~r. in conncctlonwitl1 tho 11111-1
maltose mowing, Mrs. ll‘i'-11y1i.lo11c.~1111l.c.~1
for tho 111111L1t the finest s'ruwbcrrics,
raspberries, curmnts 11ml 1110ions.’l‘bcy
111111111 bountiful n'11l1l111ornti1e in agar.
don, she says. as ilowors themselves, and
ulmost 11s prolltuble.
Do You
Want‘
‘Work?
1'» good 11.'1n111sser.~1 wanted immo-
llintoly cithei bullesui gcliilcnu-u.
FREEMAN 81 SON,
ELECTRO-PLATER 3.
131 Water St. So. Non 'zillc.
Whoelcr'rl Foundry.
YOU.
Probably remember bearing
his not Ilalo' :1 Snlo Cordl: 1| but
summer. 1 .
It made many friends: it will
number more this your. b11-
cnuse it does but what I11
claimed for It. Comet all
all bowel troubles.
Sample bottles free at ll.
Glendennlng .t- C .‘11. N1 1rwnlk.
l1‘.li. Baxter. li. ll. l'lulstwi
and ii. (i. Tomllnson. South
Norwnlk.
TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN,
Real Estate
and ln’suranCel
WASHINOVON STREtT.
Bo. Norwnlk.
Persons looking for 11 lot or house and
lot with the View of purcbn‘ling, nrelnvil-
ed to call and 1x1ml: 1c our list. \'l 1: have
them for sale in every part of the city at
reasonable prices and on easy terms.
1111 “.26 if
JAMES MITCHELL, Auctioneer.
Farming: I'lcnsils. Naphthzi
Launch. Grass, Tools. clc.
AT AI'CTIIIN.
I \\‘lIl1IK|!1.1.1-1'Inl‘ milmdl
Saturday. August i5, l896.
:II'JI'JII.1111Il111|1rnm 111.11.11.14 1,, llh: lulu
\111 ll. I. 11k11'11111l _
At Middle Five Mile River
llluilun tilde). 11ll tl111t...ll-11111I futmlllglniplc
1111-nis11111'11m11'1 I111'l.11111l111': 11111|u~11~.11111.
«Ming-11plo11'u.l1111'1n11'.~ gruln1'1'111llu-.u1iu1l
«111111. limo. teIIIIH'lm I 1|.~.r111i1 IIrII|1-.\1'Ill'.
lolb I1 11m and 1i111k111.1'1111l 1.1111111- 1. ~I 11111
Imul[1l11ul1’,1'11|1|u'1'knlllt-.l1u1'a1 .1111 111.-1111
wagon:- and a mom 1111111yol|1 1' things. I11
numerounlolncnllou. Will ~11ll 111 Iln' 111111111
limo 11ml lulu-'1- Il111 1.11.11» on llu'co 111111111 1.!
~11ll1111111l-111' ”now 111 Inn-«l ni lioton l':«1lnt
ole-Him11111i11lila11l tI11- lIcII IIIuI k'lillllll Shop.
11vl|~lrdlll 1 l lll‘l'UWn. 1h 1- and other tool»;
11I-n ll111.“1\|li"lll.\ Li! .\I ll ‘b‘llll' I' Ab.“
‘llu I-1'.'l l1'1l l1-11g.11111l inn-unlnidcl: bush-nor
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II|11I|11flw~d1~1|1l11lAlillillll HI11111111111I Ilnwui
Inn. M111 1111sl111i|t 11) Ill“ Moiris ilclubls to.
11111! lunbuul Inur 11111“ 11I1l.'l‘e1111~ of 11.1!“
Hub llI'ulu).will-1-llol1.\l11ndu)'. August 1..
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'IHE cElEBRA‘l'EDW
Hazleton
and
Cross Creek
001113
Full. RANGE AN!) FURNACE.
These Goals arc free from dirt
and slate; will be delivered bv
cumin! drivers. Send 11111111-
for sample 111111! and satisfy
yourself that our claim is cor-
m‘l
“wooded-«-
RAYMOND BROS.
Io. Ismail.
/
TR‘ISTRAMt HYATT,
. . . ZGazette, Building, 111111111111, (:1
” iudianlinuzu l’anis, III to ill
. ,summel' URdOI’WBOl‘. " Medium Weight Veal and Pants. I
Ladies ltibbod Vests. D cums all sizes
“ 11111111111 Vests. white and corn silk lloys‘ Normal Shirts and Drawers, 1111
trimmed. Ill “ sizes " 1
I: ltichobcu lt1bbcd Vests, ll".- “ Men’s lialbriggan Shirts and Drawers,
l11uelagypt1nu Ribbed Vests. Ill . " all sizes ’1 “
H . . . . 1 - II ’ I
.1 iticthehon lt1bbcd linen trimmed. 3-: Men’s 0.11 French Balbi'iggan Shirts
.‘ .11 111 size Vests. s1zc11 II and 7 . - 2.1 " and Drawers. 50 "
‘ 11111111 (maze Vests. long and short
12...... . 1.1:. 1 House Fornishing Departm’ t.
" Silk Vests,1vi11tc.bl11ck. pink and
blue, 50 .. 4 Quart Water Pets, 11"» Cents
“ Fine Jersey Lisle Combination “ U H .. H 25 “
Suits. 5“ u 8 st 11 11 . III') 11.
" Knee Pants. Egyptian yarn, 25 " ’ 10 H .1 1. , 3' H
Misscs' Jersey Ribbed Vests, short sleeves. ll) ” 17 “ Dish Pan, XX Heavy Tim 2911 each
' “ Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests, 1111.111 1' (iii Stove Kettles, we each
.. 3988. .. , 1'3 “ :l-qnnrt Tin 1' lie, H1: each
“ “ l11gl1
11 (1. ck, short sleeves, ,5 ., Decorated Cuspadores, 56 each
“ Fine Jcrscy itibbcd l’ants. 2.3 " J“? Rubbers, ‘“ “0""
“ 11111111 Gauze Vests. 115 to iii Tunglci'oot ll‘ly l’npcr, ic sheet
_ _ TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
Norwalk. . . . . . . . . Connecticut.
BEST
The Host
Complete
line all
VALUE!
1 my.
FRANCIS 81 CO.
I ”A
LOWEST
PRICE!
THEY ARE ALL SMILES!
Because ibcy 11' '111' our easy fitting. comfortable Clothing. All our customers lee] this
TRADE with 11s and you will FEEL THE SAME!
We have now in stock
{SPR NG CLOTHING:l
k3
[Ever Shown
1N
I‘l'his City!
By trading with 115 you will alwuvs get the best with prices guaranteed.
.6 WASHINGTON STREET
South Nor-walk.
1'11illll'1'lwlll1llw'l
I11111r11Il1-1' l 11. in.
Y I
Amine
UUFFALO
OLUTIN
F110
'0!
OALF PASTURE BEACH I I
Sea Food at All Kinds.
Shore Dinners a Specialty.
(In 11111! allorduly lib. 11 free 11111111111111111 will
nl111111'1yut {.II11111111111-1-11111'
C. A. HUBBARD.
\'\\___/\__/'\____/-\ ...__./\ m.” ww
is my business and I give careful painstaking at-
tention to It.
0. II. HARVEV'S
ci'rv lass-Lovasém' aoancv.
Ladies and gentlemen dosirln llrsI-1lu-111
III-I11l111111y1.1|1111:'1ltt on obluln I 11- some 111
II11 allow .1111 111 1' 11 sutlulwwhlllmzpmilion.
1illu-r11111l11-11'I1-11111I11 111119111111'111-111111111mum
\iunlml l1111111-1111111l1 A llrut- this-1 mm b
1111111 111111 gn1'1l1~1111'.ii1u11 mun». I11 11.1111
lli'illI1~-.
quulm! Gilllinrll‘r.1'11IHI‘1MI.lUiIi1'-ll~lI'lmli
inthokllllmn
70 North Main strot' Heath Norwalk.
A GOOD MARKET
in 1111r11pinio11.is one which furnislws
11111l1lcli1'11r111'111 time, juicy. tender moat
11f tho wry best quality. that has nclcan
m-ut 11111111. 111 mrtcous patlcnt 1 mploy 111111
and prices that will not disagn-c with
any 111111‘11 purse. That's our idea of :1
good meat market and we run 11mm 1111
that principle. As n11 example Wooll'cr :
l'rlmciio trun-11 ........................ 1-1: 1111.
l11u11lr1u1slw-f..............1 .........
link! sirloin steak ..................... .1111 "
Ilu-sl cut round Monk. . .. 111.1 "
'11
liawl cut shoulder all‘ilk1
l’oI rod-la. from ...... 1111.11.11 "
llimlu' Imps .. .1111 "
iompmrlvr lurnb . 1'..- "
Illuupmrm-d boot ' .. 111.: "
1111111111111 1111111" purl: 1‘... ............... . 111.-1
1'. pomuiu bi't'liltlnul hm on for ............ Aw
111 pounds 11! pint-111i brisket of heel for '1?»-
BTA R M A R K IT.
1111 1111th Main «treat. our. llnvllaud.
Selling Grain
l gi1e special attention to the dual
High
Grade
I9 lb.
Wheel
for
$50. '
l'Ul. LY GUARANTEED.
Horwalk Pattern Works,
c. H. AlSTHORPE,Prop.
50 Second
Hand
BICYCLES
OATTLI
Ohiokona
and
HORIISI
IIU‘I‘
GRAIN
VOR
MONO...
AND
OA‘I’TLC.
IRA 0H
OFFI I
OOLMAHI'
LIVIRY
UTA-LI.
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«WM/Mew Mow
ity of the grain I sell: try to give such satisfaction 11"
will win the confidence of all who deal with me. i
want you to in I when you leave your orders with
me that they will be filled to the best of my ability.
It is my ambition to add to the reputation I have in
11 small measure already established for handling
good. clean grain.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
The leading Grain Dealer,
it Isrshsil Street, is. let-sit.
Wm
.11»...
FOR SALE
At Your Own Pricell
Prices from $5’ 1 to $5‘ 10.
F. S. AISLER CYCLE 00.
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