. '7 luau.
prud'ri wit » Ill-b
vnmsMAL “rue—hi meet. In: Ll~
M h.“~&l: 13!...
-«33!Mn-u thme-Jefi?
n.mn?wm~&hm Band
'1'!“ L!.;7'.‘.§ Merl-oi, an.
wvunflnfl‘m.
I I. Pun—um. Home! ”16!.
"~- I ii .111; ”by Idol. is e. Berna—
A «man-r.
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‘; Pu II! We; mutt—Church Square.
I“ W- t‘ Inna. D. {Lhasa Hour! after-z
“I".“l. 1.1r n.2SulnyMfi31n.
was: I n corn—Cane 'm out Sign ‘
"rum. h l. Sums. hem. Bonn cl oer.
n-s'e WLI: Srtzwwm
min; -I m oervtene: prayer meeting in
”Germ-tie I.
ha? {‘Maflasu. mitt. 4.1m Square
It" «an1. Bryan. m. floor! or eervice.
it?» I I .2? n ,kndlyaclfloLBtnlr.n.
Van t‘nrnrn st‘rrwoch—Cuener West
pm that! sum. In. m A. Sure.
ten-t r P .\ II m1. Aukunt Pastor. Hours 0!
.. I A I ; W L 1:15 [1.2 [as five?!
“3- m is; between T and 0 o‘clock.
t Irv? limo? t‘m’tfl.~nnrrh Square Rev n
a ‘Oif‘l Mr. Ila-n «knit-e. mu
m «tool. 1: I.
1 K has Clears.-1‘own 81h. Ieoiored.‘ Rev.
- mourning: first fume. Bonn of service, 105
3 1 tr- n .eudny-rnooLSr. n.
fir
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ulha- Boon! of touneilmen meet: no
‘onalay twain:
~51: ndjuumed meeting of the Trinity '
‘mx iety will be held next Monday evening.
llm Mr l‘nterwn will occupy the pol
name of spam who, Wren:
pente mm. has never, webe1ievé, been
identified with the temperance cause, is
substituted for his. Finally the sum of {our
tdlihrsndeixtycentswunifidtoprocure
ltickeu; but the printer cnreleuly spelled
the none of the mdidnte for Senator
wrong (in feet be spelled his own name
linseed of eheenndidaxo's). It‘wes eridicuo
gloss blunder, and the snrprbe t?) which
" seized thnt poor typo. when he found him-
odl in competition with .L B. Woodward
“tad Sherman Morelmuse. was painful for to
behold.
—Regnrxling the Rev. Hr. Paterson. who
is at praent. supplying the pulpit of the
Baptist church in this city. the Scottish-
American Journal sly; :
Besides being known on both sides of the
: inter as a writer of considerable note, he is,
us a prencher of the Gospel. earnest. grephic
and powerful in appee. His worse has
been marked by revivals wherever \Pe has
gone His first call was to the Niogora
, Square church in Bttfi'alo, N. Y.. which he
’ declined in favor of hurwich, N. Y. . one of
sthe largest churche- in the State. and of
,whitb he was twice pastor Mr. Paterson
, is a native of St Andrews, Scotland, Whose
university was founded in 1411 and had
* therefore the he rare privilege of listening 3
to {Rhalmers Guthrie and EcChevne He
al~o studied under Sir Williun Hamilton
and Christopher \‘orth, at Edinburgh and
mm for three years a member of the Edin—
‘ . burgh Theological Academy
—The following is the vote of Norwalk
. there were prayers and lecture
éfor Governor. Senatore. Judge of Probate‘
and Representative: ~
I WWII.
Cox Hun-R
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7' ! thv Bomb: t'lllli’l‘ll again nevi Sun» Jewell. 555340 57 952
.‘._ g Hubbard. 469189 51 699
‘ Gilette. ‘ll ‘39 4 54
I .n.» rmit‘t erf\lt'9$ will b».- held nvx: ; Harris-‘21. l ‘2 3
”Hum; m liliL‘l’y Hall. at man and 2 ‘ - 9553198 ‘
( k W zwvlwutfll. 563 337 5c 957
; “firehouse 450 192 51 6955
n a. Lear that the hum nuiwnv, which Arnold. ‘31 26 4 51
. ' . l 0 0
;;~ M “r [1'kale estate. is foncm“ l ~ "
J’CDGF, (ll.— ri{l“l‘v\7l~_,
Davenport. 1000‘ 526 105 Win
'_\~, nfl-w 'iml by the (Ear-tie, that Wilson. ‘30 30 l .‘l
\l l: urm. L - Alumnae! for l8?! ill’?’ L‘cattenng . 3
. REPRESELSTIUI ES
‘ “ F. St J Lockwood 339 329 .39 9‘37
.1 in B I . |l_ h is In dt liver his lecture Thomas (lover. 565 362 89. 9‘19
~ .g: .s is; .xi...t......r, llnll. on the ‘ 5} “slum 466185 02 7043
,w mt ;.--« b F. Perla 461 192 5? TO.)
‘ l“ P (‘lark 28 3? 4 (1‘2
'l‘tulv. tun.- lv-gun to tn) brick on thei
. \tnmnn of the Lock t‘ompuny's works;
n l mu nil to have it vmnplewi in June
Tum liquor saloons were open at ten:
.mnmu bet-Ire twelve o'clock a week ago,
Where were the po—
ut ‘Jllil’alflV night.
Board or Counellnen.
A full Board was present at the ('ounril
meeting on Monday evening.
The following bills. having been properly
referred and endorsed. were ordered paid.
; on motion of Mr. Richards.
in: \ w \ ark pap-r re announce the PE
.w In Sum of min A. Woodward;
m l ~i§ th’it he is to be usel as a nitn'b‘sj
5122;” ”all and Tweed. ‘
- W.- ."I'P requested to state, in justice to 1
w yum; mm whose mime appeared on
‘ 1- Trqumm‘e ticket as; candidate for Sen-
‘ .3 mar it In a typographical error.
Ti.“ declination of the Fourth Methtr .
Fgrx- 3rd rmtrch. which was to have;
., nix-brand la<t Sunday, was pOStponl‘d
~ \i‘I'K'» an arm-um of the storm.
1
:v- i4 -: vtnmg npgwsitiulyamong our,
fish
lli'
. : Elwin! narrowing Main sircel,‘
l n ; «rem; :url tiivre are nuuv ‘
' r. .‘Nllli why it altouid not be done.
1
ll —3 ‘Imit Tompkins. “ll! xliel‘ “II
n a. .A enter. of Commodore Touttr
»‘ 1m Neptune Club, and was it young;
»-.- I in ;hly Roper ml and uni“ orally beloved
.l t "impunity.
\',e
v1‘1\.
., ._
~>vznos grutlemeu in the neighborhoml of
Ln t.mm.t‘~ mmrr are contemplating erect-
‘ . .; L ninn «impel. for the accommodation
‘ 3 "sm Intumunity of [wt-pie who now
a d i: mvine 5- nice.
i in lunhury News any: the locomotive
. .2-"zv Id." of the Dnnhury & Nor-walk;
‘: r - l I; tripany, is being rejuvenated, and
:; Tifgtvzfl' looking so handsome that l
_ 'u-uputintnnves will not know it.
ll . .lu‘un Davie“ lu: returned from the
and i~ stopping hero a few days on
\‘.;I_\ :- \Mrwieh. He had a pleasant
': 3x :mrl hu returned grmtly improved in
. W l \lr~ Davies and the children will
-n \xluu until “If.
l‘iw untrue publishes. the following
. I-t newlyelertal ofleers of the Nor
a; Bible Society; President. Dr. Asa
ll'L. \‘in President, Capt. Joseph W.
It.z ln-ll wreury. Joseph W. Wilson
7 . I-tt‘ti'f llr. Joules E. Barbour.
i‘l.-- Westport people have decided to
n :ht- highway leading from the depot
‘ L guiuek to the village of W'estport.
.~ _'I l’ lily. of this city, Edwin Sher-
‘ n! Newport. and J. L flatnof Fair-
hnvr been appointed by the Superior
't ect-mmiaaioners to lay it out.
\t the regular caucus of the temperance
31:1 week, Hon. Asa. B. Woodward
aminatulfor Scatter and a. commit-
:ttlwinted toeender him thmlnation.
.mierstnud that the committee did not
i ; pen him, and he did not decline the
min-Alien. but by some misunderstanding
- l e r name was printed on the ballot.
.\~ the eight o clock hum car was going
on Huntley evening,it met a team on
track the driver of which seemed to be
.2" axiom-d. The teun notified with the
-.r. Making the cur pole, and throwing the
"river of the wagon under thehoraes’ feet.
'l'I-l it not been for the prompt'ectionol
u»- or two gentlemen who were on then-r,
lie nould have heenkilled. The teem be-
anged to one at mom could-la:
-—Rev 1‘. Emmett-yet theAmer—
tvnn M d M 1m 3.6539? the
(mammal ”WWW
mundane- the Indiana thank».
siomundertheeueof we satiety. Inme
Herring be will W mg Sihuol
{non 1m drama“ the
whit-rt with mRnfi mou—
es. representing the strange superstitions
f‘eatpmpk"‘i Fe? §3fj
«The {aliasing Saks of the Peace
«we electedua m:
Th' Wm "" «7.;
\nd:3 inflow”? rufie?‘
ieeph W. m Ann. Woodward.
\tntWWl
Maud I7 ,
fan's. W.
{lizi‘flu
I trier-it 8t
1 at; my ; c , .
P~'I-r L
“We but“
1 5.1.2 in on:
t3
O. S. Turtle will
Srndon House Supt : .
Adolph!!! Reed “.67
ll. W. Bullock ”.66
ll. Joe! 1511‘
EL 5 Putt 58.!“
lneunnce Cu. tRenI . . . 8150
Thomne Gn3er t \ewe‘eort ... . JCS!)
505th Sons—elk Printing ( u ...... 7.3)
W (‘ Quintet-d S (u . 5.21
L Dibble. (Rentt . 37 510
t . V. Imold 250
lohn Cumming~ 4.50
l Dibbla. . 10.6.11
l-‘yerr 5 node-3rd ‘00)
Peter Shields 5 75
T. ilartwick 1' so
T. llartwick .100
The inllowing bills were
'i L‘ommittce on Lamps and (in-
rcxrix. rxn. and cxxxi;
. the last part of 1 King's. \ix.
jgnspel. John, xix; end the text John xvii.
. drrnrutc-l
‘ l.ItL'l\’\v:~Hl and John H. Smith.
‘ ing imillllls were ii. Ill. and ('.\i;
j E\ xii.
dost put into our minds good desires, so by
{Continued help. we may bring the same to
i good effect;
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l't‘ft’l‘t'l Kl to the f
. niturv Store.
.Vurvrill: luau (‘0 $1 65
T BnkI-r 7.50
.\ bill was rvceived from \V. T Burl-ting-
hztnz. xf $1‘7“.;mal n‘lintt-v-sr the t'ouncil ‘
might >(e fit in site fur the usI- of his safe
to keep the Ci’)’ hunk: and [lillK‘l‘i
with his hill for a month‘s
Clerk. urn referred
tee. )lr. Elwell. of that
the chairman
committee, asked for instructions. and said .
he thought the City (‘10. rk should furnish a
safe deposit for the hooks and papers of the
033‘. Mr. Dibble turned that the Council
do nut allow anything for the u~e of the
<afc .\lr Benedikt thought the salary of
the ('i!_\‘ Clerk “'5‘ Sn much that be >liuuld
be willing to provide for the safe keeping of
the books and papcr~, and he hoped the nu»
tion \‘utllvl prrvailhnvl the matter \\ ould be
'setHi-zl for the future. The motinn was
carried. Mr. Elwell gelled if Mr. Bucking
ham had posted his. books and passed them
owr with his reports into the hands of his
summr. The chair stated that there were
reports from the Mayor, (‘in Clerk. and
' City Attorney which should have been re
ceivedend the Mayor had informed him
inghnm. Mr. Elwell then moved that the
bills of Mr. Buckingham of $18.70 for 91‘
penses, and $25.00 for salary he paid. after
deducting the amount due from him to the
city. Mr. Dibble suggested an amendment,
which Mr. Elwell accepted, the: the (‘in
Clerk be instructed to give Mr. Buckingham
an order for the amount of these bills when
the latter shall have turned over to him the
books and papers and money belonging to
the city,
The motion as amended prevailed.
A petition of Peter Shields er al. to have
Hamilton Avenue worked and graded to he
pasvable with teams was referred to the
Street Committee as was also the petition of
several property owners to have the road
from this city to thon Hill, between the
re'sidences of VI . £1.ka and Wm. Wade
widened to sixty-six feet.
The Ordinance Committee reported an
ordinance relnting to coroner: inquest:
which was adopted on motion of Mr. Rich-
ads.
The I-‘insnce Committee reported that the
City Treesnry was empty sud there was no
prospect of any money coming in for a week
arse. 311M356 moved nutmefimee
Committee be empowered to borrow who:
we: noose-fly to pay the current bills. The
chairman stated the city, borough, and
mwnautmteahsdmet andugreedonthe
pardon of the highway money which the
city should receive-w which is 31725. (the
borough gets $35.) and the Sentiments-Ii
Themodon of Mr. Benedict was carried.
rummage-“yam, u
poficemn, was received, end weepted on
www.mfie Demofionoflir.
Tonemnwfifismaum
date-tediomwm
“an. and;
kmetifi‘
This, ;
salary as City ,‘
to the Finance ('otnmit- ‘
and made a vatisfnctory report. 3
that he had banded his report to Mr. Buck» i
t
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ogreedtopaynputofitnextlionday..
‘ end.
§gospcl John x.\.
‘nppropriutc Eustvr sermon by the pastor,
, :nérfigédagavmu:~ -. .; ‘- m...
beet lei-mil. Infiles bed lookedetthe
rooms which )(r. Dibble otfered,_md thought
they would be better than the presen‘ t ones.
Hr. Lester thought if any one vented to
rent a building he should fit it up It hisown
expense. The motion of Mr. Smith was
curried.
Hr. Richnrds moved that when the Bond
odiourn it be until next Monday evening.
Curried. On motion of Mr. Lester the meet-
ing adjourned.
I EIJG [0C8 SERVICES.
Cosommrmivst. Carmen—There we: a
fair :udience on Sunday morning, notwith-
standing the storm. The pastor, Rev. Mr.
Dunning, preached rm appropriate sermon
for Easter. from 1. Cor. xv.‘..’0. “ Now is
Christ risen from the dead and become the
fir3t~fruits of them that slept."
The theme was the resurrection of Christ
not an exceptional marvel, butthe beginning
of :1 new divine life in human nature. both
in mul and body, to be reproduced in all
true believers in him.
In the evening the pastor gave It descrip-
tion of Selons‘ two paintings, “Jerusa-
0f
lem in its glory” and “Jerusalem in its
ruins." which are on (‘xliibition it: New
York I-it)‘.
ErisquAL Cnvncn. —-Ou Wednesday
The psalms
in the evening were cxxvi. (‘xxviL ('xxviii.
the lessons Dcut.
xxvii. and Titusi; and the sermon from
(hind Friday was celebrated with «In ice
and Im‘turr in the morning, and prayer in
the evening. The psalms in the morning
were xx, xl and liv; die epistle Heb. x: the
.21) v
'l‘lu-z'c “as preaching Sunday morning,
and evening The channel was beautifully
“3th flowers, the gifts of Mr“.
Tim morn-
tho l0 sons
in 37 and Rom. vi; and tlu‘ collect:
" Almighty God, vvlm through tllinr only
Jesus (tum, hast ovcrt‘omc
death, and opened unto us the gate of ever-
lasting life; we humbly beseech thee. that,
as by thy special grace preventing us thou
Liegrwtmn um.
through Jesus Christ. our Lord,
whn llYt‘lll :Iud reigned) with 1119.0 and the
Holy Ghost. ever one God, world Without
Amen." The epistlc Col. iii, and the
which was folloIred by an
llev. (l W. Spencer. D. D.
The evening psalms were the cxiii, cxiv',
the lesson Ex. xii from 37 and
Acts ii to ‘32; and the tout 1 Peter i, 3.
Special Notices.
Bananas at John E. Smith‘s.
llutm Smoked at. V\'. H. \Vilr'ux‘r.
l.:ve Geese Feathers at Buckingham} l’ur-
New «tot-lg of ('urpcts. at
A. l)l(‘l(l‘l'll.lflrl A‘ Son‘s.
Try lllt‘ 0H “'0“ L‘Iuli ('ignr» for sulr li_\ .
t‘. Q“artz 6: ('n
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Shape of Head: for Silk Hale taken nccu- '
rarely by a French Confer-meter, at Foote's. l
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>prin: -'l0cl(l_)5 selling tor 75 cent. and
$100 I :II b at Mm. Judd s.
The Old “I‘ll t'lul) ('i-
Swnrtz J: (‘0. manufacturers. l
Smut-thing ire“
gar. ('
, . . . . . . . . i
l‘ rt’>lt L nnru'tmncty. l‘ ruIts, Nutx'. l l‘t'lH‘l]
l'rum ~. Hr , at John E. Smith.
For fineness of flavor and pleasant tustv- -
v. .- rt‘l‘UllllllL‘l’ltl the (lid “'ell (‘luh (‘ignr
I
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~uperiur Sewing Machine Oil and See .
dim. fut all Machines, forsaleat Mrs Judds.
Just opened. 3000 Rolls Wall Paper, at
A. Dicker-man & Son's
The Celebrated Patent Shaped Bennie (‘01- l
.
lar. st Foote's. u
For the best Butter, Beef, Pork. and San-
sage. no to Elm Grove store, “'m. H. Wilcox.
.\ chains selection of new Ribbons. Lawns.
Rowen. and Straw Goods. at Mm Jndd'a. ,
.l-iiuhe Paste, for irritation of the throat,
coughs. colds, &c. For sale by S. F. Peck
druggiq. .
(f Bum-rick d; Co‘s. New Paper, the Quar-
trrly Delineator for sale at their fialesronm. l
\o.; (‘ hichestor 5 Block
Another County heard f ram—l). L. Millard
6.: Co.. are selling all the best varieties of
Coal at reduced prices. i
Brummcll‘s Cough Drops, an excellent ar-
ticle for colds. By the single box, dozen,
or gross. at S. F. Peck, druggist.
Have you seen those new Reversible Bro.
cbe Shawls. at
A. Dickermen Jr. Son’s.
D. LMfllnrd&Co. are the only puma
in this city sdling Genuine Sugar w, Le-
liigh and Bulckley’ s Celebrated Preston
Goals
Call at once if you wish a bottleof Wood.
man‘s Cherry Expectornnt. We have but, a
few bottles left. No more to be had. Brown
a Wilcox.
D. L. Milludéi Co. sell a“ the but Vnri-
edesof coal, including Genuine. ,Sngnr Lad,
Lehigh, 1’8!!me cool ofLyken’e Val?
ly, Bulclrley’sCelebrnted Pnesbn, “lowest
minutes. -
Alanna! horn ; gory-:39; L. Boiler
Paine,“
Anthea-neat”;
Ifyonhveany soiled Kid Glows tint.
meantime commas-Khan
Wummomman»
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me ,
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, hem note, Jewelry,
ins. “It ,
iii til
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SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
ormvom
The First MW in “I. World.
CHARTERED IN 1861.
mu m
Safe-Keeping of Valuables,
finder Guarantee,
n u on 01,000 «no-dis tor a nu.
AND THE
RENTING OF SAFES
A! m- .15 to 0100 a Year,
at rrs
BURGLAR PROOF VAULTB
Occupying the entire Flt-u Floor-o! the Herbie
Fire Proof nuns-u.
140, 142 6:; 146 Broadway,
CORNER 0? mm STREET,
OPEN FROM 0 TO 4-.
The public Ire invited to vial! the premium
Deposit: m a diatence an be nude through to
eponslble Express Companiee.
CECELABB‘ HAIL!!!) TO ANY ADDRESS.
Putnam House.
803, 385, 807 and 369 Fourth Avg
Corner of Twenty-sixth street. New Y6rk. Oppoe'.
the Enrlem and New Elven Depots.
DINING SAI;(‘)ON,
Bill of Fare.
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IIBAKFAS‘I' AN. 'I'EA.
Bee! Btuk ......... Octh‘rled Oysteri ...... met;
Pork em 10cm Pickled Oysters ..... m
V'ed Cutlets ....... wen-o ate: Pie .......... met.-
but (his! ...... 10cm
enltletCu we
Broiled Chicken" boot.- Cum Bout... ....... ”ct-
DESSERT.
Plum Pudding ...... 1mm: Plum Pie ........... lieu
Sue: e -' ............ ecu
1:111:11 Du ll
P 9 mp
lJelly“ “8'3
Tnpiocnu
BRANDY, WINE, PORTER. ALE &c.
Lodging: ‘l'lny cent: per night. Open at all hours
LAWRENCE R. KERR. Proprietor.
\ SAVE YOUR CASE
b3 bu) iug your
DRY 0.0008,.
tal'nets, tumult-tn,
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Ger
GREAT BARGAINS
—-.vr'an—o
CENTRAL:
Innate-é meitoibdrfl‘rlmigf you?
m New Insole-It, . of
l E‘. JAPAN TEAS,
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Manhattan: in now having E? property at South
Kamilk were sorghum no rm
BUILDING PURPOSES,
and will shortly
Mrmwloloofflbrhh
Situated on the crest of the ridge on the west of
the City, eommndtng a magnificent view of the
Sound, and surrounding country, and laying within
ten minute: walk or the depot, this splendid treat
affords some of the
CHOICEST. SITES,
IS TH 13- vn'mrt‘v.
For particularq apply I! the maidence of l
JGHN J. CAPE.
REMOVAi.
67 ~3n I
VI e \\ ould respectiully Inform our many puma.
nul the publir generally that we have removed on
Store in
LOI‘DER’E BLOCK,
Washington Street.
(Imm-itv B"l)l11'll'- Ila-I (mods \tor".
\\ h rt‘ “e intend keeping L‘Onollull} on hand a. good i
assortment of i
('W‘l’ l
unconnrnm
l
FLotfR. r BED,
.\ ND
l’R( )\'I:<I()N§
TEAS, ('OFFEES, and SPICES,
fanned and Dried :
Fill-1T8, JELLIE‘ all IAUCES,
ANDRE“ ‘2 K lll'RLBl‘T'F HAM‘,
PUNK AND M \Rll
Do not full to rail Un it~. for \w are ronfldend um.
We ran suit
.\' B.— Quota. dI-lhI-t'rl prnntp'l)‘ :0 any pun Cf
the town.
i BROWE & wruox.
N E “" B A K E B Y.
The place to get the nit eat home-mule
BRELKI). PIES. Is: CAKE
it: at
MRS. FANGHER’SJ
Washington street, 2 doors below the Bank.
Orders torWeddlngII end Putin. promptly nttendod
to end wanted to give net-m. fl-u
" NOTICE:
ALFRED KNAPP
Hu- jut! rewind three Dairies of choice
Deleware County Butter
which be ufl‘erfi below the market price, Also another
large invoice of those
will": at $1.00 per _lh., :I‘tnnlly north $1.25.
My nsmrtment of
FINE mm norm
i- in ex pry ireepect full and complete all of which I
will eell ot the lowest market rue tee |
‘ - n 50.1 “a: aromnm comm your boy ‘;
_ou can find: largeneeortmentot them at
ALFRED KNAPP’ S.
Jul! received, n fine assortment of Toilet Seep at
l ALFRED KNAPP'S.
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Nice Western Agnes in any desired Quantities at
ALFRED “APPS.
ilergeuoortniefltolBlrqugeeofthelqteet
“slut and molt Ippmvedpotternent
PLAIN lllll Billflfill‘lll.
_ style at better than New York prim.
HOUSE
Has every facility for executing all kinds of
PRIN'I‘ING!
lPOSTERS, t
HANDBILLS,
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CIRCULARS,
NOTE HEADS,
LETTER REA
BILL HEADS,
PROGRAMMES,
TICKETS,
BUSINESS,
VISITING
AND WEDDING
CARDS.
PAuPHLET’
BOOK W Ol’k
Eva‘ythingdoneinthebestNewYm-k
f Lumber, Timber.
mummnfllhmm
Corrugated 1m any-leads, denies
MIN-Luth-
Seaplane! tie-ant mafia-inseam
Emu“: M3: “New albeit!
gramme.”
PLWBING:
Donal-thebutudmdnrfledc-Inur.
Nmiit the but dock- Maw
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SAFETY OIL
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