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hvehnd to like nbigiose
nl mt and )tnine bitternoKennJ.
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The Wit:
:- the \ mt mm two Senators
Wlm mattre- than when m2)
run-ind pure and Simple.
Wth’bGI-rdey rendering the Demo-
nth: party?
“VHO.“ nlnrdnhellmmocrat who
rcwatlyfindil Newton we: askedb the
I 3‘33“! r it her husbnnd hat any
martini». be M She told him
would!” know for certain but she had
Lard It. frequently so; before he was
Mam not that he never could go that
hour Icy ‘
“mic, i: not folding his protecting in?
“new“ alumni the [moor-ts of Delaware
to than I extend its motherly wings
. wt 3 of {re-uh nrrivals. It seems to
u. no fault of his owner, however. He has
4. Mn the prvptr Spirit of lorgit cn fss. but
mat-lady “Mindy tort.) hands “it h him
arm“ the bloody chasm.”
the ntwntm at the "Greeley fan'ha
ind tummy an hi: mminrention. He any:
'lar temple nan: tlrcelcy‘s {we on the fan to
min In It «lid on the reception of the election
so u» ("in North Carolina. To do this
'hl man 53):: would require more material
‘ ion: he (on Mord to give for the price
"“3“ 1hr cram: bestow. n fan a yard
in o; Iwi l 1 tr hum inmnunient and in bad
1391
.\ _\: m n: lady «I Hannibal, in Missouri
ml} “rm. to Horace Greeley. asking the
rv rat-.13 fur dandruti'. The great for
man I: ”“91! l in: n rotating barrow if the
I If“! I< rolling. until the soil is well loos-
at I that to! down with Canada thistles
WW
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ANNUAL FAIR
-3?“
NOBWALK,
PIOGBAm :
TUESDAY.
Day {or receiving the goons. The grounds will I»;
open tothepuhlic875 P. M...nlnocu!ondaylner-
noon. Sept. 91h, for the reception of articles.
WEDNESDAY.
EXHIBITIDN 0F CATTLE. SHEEP. SWINE
AXD POULTRY.
SPECIAL TROT AT 2 P. M.,
For-allfiorsen that. new trot-ted better thanthroe
minutes—.15 to first, 310 to sound] nod 85 to third
“were: ten per cent. The; to enter two to
sun. Also an
Exhibition Drill and Dress Pnrnde
By the Burnside Guards. of South Sum‘nlk. Capt. J.
C. Crowe. two companion from Now York. and the
Weston Boarding School Cadets.
THURSDAY. '
it this 939:». go further Went, where Indians J
turn and frisky. They remove dun-
tn It ~impte remedy, and warrant it
a In ti» n turn
TL: .\:w York “arid says it ncwrhnd
1m “*3er in hreeley' s tinnncinl W'Bdom,
to: vfih‘ it wants Banks, when he speaks
\‘it hat. to quiet the fears of the
to m \ml nu n by ensuring than Ihnt Greel
will tie kept In lending strings if elccu
I .2 Ihrrw will begin the trouble. Horace
a In” llullxhl Ihnt e-ery man was a fool
hat did not agree with him and there
w n? l tun the devil to pay and no pitch hot
‘ : I v Ight him nflvr be [hand the thresh-
v v .1 liw “hitt- House
Hr
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.\I the I then! and Democratic Electoral
' mutm‘m. lit-ll in Hartford. )e-stertlay.
81mm .\ (inborn, of New Haven. and
Fruit: fit It Lonnie.
.1“, «an mortar-sat Largo.
P‘nr Dian-lot Elewtorg :
l' H? Dram th. I. Allyn.
wood Distrid «(‘th C. Hubbard.
Wt'lzlletoin
T‘ is”! Ill-'si. '
(If Hortford.
of
J? ll Sumner. at Wind-
i
new ;
VI uh l|‘~IIIxI- ‘ ‘ \nmtin of
! at: ' 1}. I 3
iirnrr “Ibo" the Grant candidate. has
Iv m . a I at: ti gt inl~ehmnl too. so that he
a I it: (“Inna-1mm: for Grant. Tito} an n
I «=me Maw: «t‘ tnItlI-Ilespbors ‘
It 1 12 nu b" forgotten how Prosidcnt'
., 1 :t n 1~Hllllilidd ftlsehoodbyAndrew
J homo and the members of his abnet
‘13. . - lit‘. 0r_\¢l bf‘t'l madeoutalinr
h rm! token of :Ls a. It: on “ho never
nuke: St He maintains silence on
.o'mciph. After Snr 131.11: will no doubt
in: v
f tart!
The L‘lncinmiCo-erchluys: .1 man
u not to Home“: Mk1“: wonhlm rel:
mm In: the President who pensionsd‘m—
moral and visions relations upon the peo-
‘l( u :9: Io i» hold to I most rigorous nc~
. mt Shady for their misronduct"
“‘l w it u U anthem in 1300 upended
O t ma”: £871 under the Grtnt Ad~
,._ .wntiun II~ ex dilutes amounted to
Cl 4 ”3 ml b—In
n m rwt pr r r-vnt. lmmnmlate hone'sty and
n§1mbhf way its the distinguish-
; q; I am 'rmia of the Grunt government
mwmlin; to mini} platforms.
* this; is but
It mm m. “heals.
n- m «Mm on the stamp in flat Sure nu
UI ‘fj't'
l‘!
”urn” Tush-Ill [hm-ml EThurman; '
(30.361931 Lh].\kl—ME
8X-
\mI :- Pug (mm W. Julian Gen rink-
”is I! lien. ‘ W Margin. Senator
“isn‘t. I! North “dict; Col. Gm
lw.mo¢;
um 0‘
of New London, Wl'l't‘
4,
fr 191 toronot circum- :
lw
lwruughly canvassed by the J
the plumb ’
DurbINannL‘
J EXHIBITION OI" HORSES AXD t UL'I‘5.
With the eruption of" Trotting Horses” rind but
some". 'I'heJndgun-fllmeet utmoSecr-etnr} a
one: at 11 A. I, when the rumination of hon-es
will commence.
FRIDAY.
5 EXHIBITIU. 0F " FAST STALLIUNS‘
l TROTTING HORSE"
l
’ At 10 o'clock A. )1. Permit: entering hon-us in this
J cm are requested to do so as enrly In the week Is
J possible. Horse from without the county will be
J admitted In that: two class-es.
Rain-Old: in the county will tarry to and from the
Fair all articles for exhthltion FREE OF CHARGK
l’n‘=§den:«DL'DLEY P. ELY. South Norwalk,
nt-rrv-tary—L‘IIAS. l-Z. PLI‘MB. Bridgeport.
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, “hat hear we. now from West to East,
Confounding man befriending beast.
But Centaur Liniment?
“at is it cures our many pains.
And limbers up severest strains
But Centaur Liniment. *—
, That knocks Rheumatism out of gem.
! Bids gout good by without a tear
f V. hv. ' Centaur Liniment;
3 Causes the cripple to walk, the lame to leap,
Hearts to thank, instead of eyes to w.eep-—
Only, Centaur Liniment
. What renders reptiles tooth and sting of boos
Harmless as the bite of fleas
Exoept'mg Centaur Liniment;
mung-m the pangs of a broken breast,
Flows the lactenl fluid—giva nights of rest,
But (‘aztnnr Liniment;
i And when flflhhhnsfingofitot steam sonlds
What is it soothes. {or what can we call.
But Centaur Llniment.
§¥hen the our crushed old Tilden 8 arm.
’ was satedirorn ampotlt' nby this charm,
, The (imam LhIgent.
And when Bamum‘ 3 lion anle Ben.
! Broke his leg In that dismal den.
He roared for Centaur Liniment
\‘ownsthepoorhorse, harem-ore.
Ithorippled knee naps—to our door,
And begs for Centaur Liniment;
ruse of nearly three I And the docile sheep on a thousand hills.
3 Die by the million—the screw worm kills.
; (All saved by Centaur Liniment. I
:WehenritfioutedimntWeit toEast.
Inn M Bfil‘hngfinnmant ' ‘
mic inforsnlebyall
.2“ 'pnnshand ham—
Witwcnre.
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Cor; Washington and 1m Sta;
t»;
SWORDO' BUILDING,
South Norwalk. Conn.
.I -:I.
once Stocks, Bound Bonds, \
Government Bonds Bought
and Sold, Honey land.
JACOB l. LAYTON, CASHIER.
Get out a Policy of Insurance
1! TE]
PHENIX of BBOuKLYN.
m mm orange
1! you desire will be inserted without cxtrs chugc.
The "all: Ls I title. popular oompuuy. Ind
insures as low on any other reliable company.
Read the Chicago sul‘erern’ Eleanor-In]
Mixing in the once at
MELVILLE E. MEAD,
Agwt tur the l‘hcnix.
Comer Washington S: Main Streets,
SWORDS‘ BL'ILDING.
SOUTH NUBVVALK. CONN.
Real Estate Office
0 F
M E LVI LLE E. M EAD,
South Not-w an, Conn.
hlVURDS' BL'IIII)I.\'U,
‘ Nun: tht~ ltuilnmd Dvpot.
\\ I- an- prqnmd to
ON COMMISSION.
Call in and we I'll] cheerfully humor All your
questions on the subject
THE BARBER SHIH’
Lately in the basement
l
Of Dibblo’S BIOI-k, lIaS
been removed to NO.
store formerly occu-
pied by F. B. Purdy.
WITH AMPLE
FACILITIES
aw Sonnet...»
WREGOODS,
'npwucn “filth g.
niacin]. ATTnN'rmN
RMflmdUWfim
“the hanging;-
Ila-t
WWW
nommmsmmm
BUY IND SELL REAL ISIAH
4- Ely’S Block, in the
Opposite
Wis mumfikfiomfl
«5:27 onto? $3 333%
GO TO
w. w GOMSTOGK’S
Who Deals in the Best of
mum's, IIauI, IIIII,
At the Lowest Prices!
REMEMBER 'l‘lll'l I’IIAI‘I‘J.‘
W. W. COMSTOCK’S,
J
W’s Block. South Norwalk, Conn.
SAVE YOUR HHNEY J
G19 It Inducemont. F O U N D
.0 J
J
J . GO
HARVEY’S
CHEAPBOOT AND
m m. E K Locmuns
Whercuu bi tuund the urgent nthc t \esorud J
BOOTS AND SHOES SJmu'e"
.\T 1..
III the country. being mostly of our own mnnunic- 3
mm: and well adapted for the time being.
E M P. o R I u M ,
Exponent being light, it entblel In to sell much
Jess Wm Now is the time to make Sc-
main,“ use milling ho sold.
'x'. 11
CHEAP FOR CASH,
' REMEMBER
It AI 3! I. Y“ a
Cheap, ,Bttl and She larlet,
16 Ink: Street.
George W. Sultan‘s,
Fruit ‘9'?!
Watercoolers,
“'3“???
South Norwalk, Conn.
If you WANT TO BUN
Foié.’ 45 :3 higpét‘a‘a‘ég
MURSBR’S
mwxmmammsm
Crockery,
Glassware,
it Eli l“
1?; ..
nnnurncronv. 54;,
‘ oldest in Fairfiddr‘flollnty.
Dana‘s «goons,
.. 5 3:13:31
:ZEfl «E
. g»: It?" ”It”; ,3; g:
c. swnn'rz a 00.;
bolemnnlnctumm of
Its m BEST PLACE TO BUY
“OLD WELL CLUB,”
“R H." “c. s. 8:. (70.1”
“CRIOLE,”
“STAR OF THE WES
“DIAMONDS," ETC.
DRESS GOODS,
Sims, Wit. III} M
AND MATS, .
Curtains, and Curtain Hollands,
whom.- lna not an”. m
P. LOBRILABD It coxs,
MBS.G.B.MILLEB&CO.’S,
D. II. .HOALPIN & Goes,
mos. non & (3038,
In every width Pole Agents farthe
SALEM SPRING- FIXTURE.
CURTAINS HUNG TO ORDER.
A.- DICKERMAN & SON,
Washington Street,
and choice Virginia Brand: of
TOBACCO.
PIPES, & SMOKERS’ ARTICLES
generally.
South Norwalk, Conn.
EH III FOR mum
OYSTER STEW
July’s Block. South Norvvalk,
C. B. D’ARTOIS’S
malty or minty. Also
Roasted, Fried or Raw.
mam AT nu. nouns.
I!” TEA AND WIPES.
BREAD, PIE on CAKE.
(‘elcbruteq
challenge Ice~ CrIaII.
SOUTH NORWALK
('oxrscuomr, CIGARS AND Tonnooo.
ALES and WINE.
Oysters by the Quart. omen, or Bushel, at
8. HURLBUTT’S.
00B. IAIN AND AB'N m, SOUTH NOBWALK.
Southern Connecticut
LUMBER MARKET.
LEWIS HHBBHIL 81 DH.
Eastern, Western, Gan-
ada and'South’eI-n
LUMBER
om AND YARD:
WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Near Steamboat Landing.
on Wm.
HARDWARE.
'Ilvhestuoortnen‘ttntowno!
GENERAL HARD WARE.
TOOLS.
ESTABLISHED IN ' 1849.
Larges! in A'O/‘u'ulk. «ml ”IL“
CIIALLENGE:
I Challenge any an in this or on other
country, to produce 1 better article
of ICE CBEAI mi I make.
Puma nod Festivals of every (1 tlon furnished
It Short notice. and the trade mppll
My "Ice Cream to always on
hand at
J. Ill. Elwood’s, Westport.
791 (r. B." D’AfiTOIS.
nowmnuwmowm
SPRING AND, SUMMER
MECHANICS
Of the beat qnnllty.
Paints, Oils and Window Glass,
FromNew York nndBostognt 33.71qu POIIIII Pl I I I
met-slog}: of a Win“ Trude In.
' ‘ Pocket e qnnli , esp or an
Greatly Reduced Prices. House Gm: mm apex Wu-e.
LAWN MOWIERSx.
Agricultural Implements, Medlnnics’ Tools.
W. C. QUINTABD & 00.,
No. 3. Opera House Block,
SOUTH NORWALK, comm
wummn. mm.
BonthNorwIIIkNovfllm TH!
“ma m.”
“Worthyof tsnnme!"exnhlmnllwho hone:-
“PURE GOLD!" the lending Sunday school
Song Book this yenr
100,000 Copies
havobeenedllreody sold (Haylfi) and thebookhn
beenlssued
. Elliot!“ 1
LARGB OBDBRS ABE RECEIVED FOR
‘qure Gold”
evarydly. memnndthehmmtm
Vl’ALL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES,
DRAPERIES, OIL CLOTHS, MAT-
TIKGS. STAIB cm. Tm OIL
CEOTHSISCOVERS, KIB'GLOVES,
HOSEERY & EMBROIDERIES.
Goods from auction may track. and a good line of
Cloths and Cassime'rés
AT ALL TIME.
LadieS’ and Gents’ Straw Hats.
Also a full line of
IllBBONS, UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS,
of New Styleeit reduced prices.
FENE Tom SOAPS AND WHY at 4
vitremmvwm“
main“. Buhmushun-q
e
J. F. & C. B.Bennett, Pm Goon.
USEFUL. ORIGINAL-
WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK. REFINED. LIVELY. .
81-: EXCELEN '1‘, DEVOTIONAL
m “ run our n‘rw rm m ll!
, . nova.)«Interns-Intuit“[firt-gr
m i an“
BIGLOW&HAIN, 4253MB“ N. Y.,
taunt: ALI-mo,
W M mm
Lough. Linkawana,
m
min: FRANKLIN COAL or
LYKEH’S “any.
mogg J
men.
WW I"
10
donrcodltyoirhfle.
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no
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mall‘miemdai‘mmnc
fur-MW
MILL-fill? n me.
D. I. 11mm, mi 1 Wan,
Foot n» Immersion
8141. soon mm.
«mo fju"
HARDWARE STIJBE,
Lewis Hubbell & Co.
N A. I L S.
PAINTS, ems, cuss,
Locks, Knohfianlen‘l’nols, &c
‘mr m
mun: OI
Amtwhydgdfiflwvm
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(mm
mm IWI. 7011.89
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1812. —S‘PRING——18‘]2
ALFRED HAP]?
Would eolicittlte attention of the publictohia Inc
stock ofGoodgwhichheta ulawuthc
mneqnnmyolgoodsmbebought. .
lhnrenowudmhflymnhllliucu!
Fin. Family
G R 0 C E B I} E S .
Inkenepedfltyd
TEASAND COFFEES
Whichlgnnrnnteembepuenndof m but!
my.
[have imam-laminated
CRIIHIEHY m WARE.
Md
mmmmmmt
F ummmmumu .
nan—aha
Croquet Sets,
Bird In,
and mun-ur-
thernnd mm“.
mmwan—‘mu.
PM: #1.“ on."
imam fl” “Ins—lad
ALFRED “APP.
OASE- 810‘! I
The‘puhllcnre WW baud“
sullen-run
STAPLE Ann I'M"
DRY GOOIDH.
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