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v61. 3. NO. 38.
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Pl'BLlSRID event mums: lemma.
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11 . and no ldvertlcunautl snot noon “Wednes-
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ltslf column one your ......................... 70.1!)
Half column one lime ..... two
Quarter ruin-tn one year" “All
Q unrtcr column one time 5.!”
11111 square one var um
um move one week ............. l.

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“I “11 Mush :- one year ..............
I'hrec quart-s one your ........................

trOm- inch epsce constitutes s «we: but no
u-twrtixmmvnts will be couutul less then one squsrc.
Harri-gee Ind Dentin meet-ted minimal].
Lacsl Notices 10 cents per llnc.
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- «111111111 sons ol 1 hunt. the Saxon. bsd.
111111 .-. hardy lusts for hsttle. or the than;
.i: 1! though. like mutants. berbsrously clsd.
lisrh \turc thc .‘Ismelcsi Noble in his fete:
1 1. - «~‘1-r :ttiutht‘t rose thclr hands in tiers.
wept: for 9211 if Yulht‘r's honorsblc years.

11:» night in Autumn sst th'y round the Ire.
In the rud-r «ubin bountiful of Homo;
\l"1lhy 121w n:\ ‘rrncc tluc from child to sire.
Rubi in Int- manhood 1111111 mztil'fy conic;
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: :1. in though". old chyn. the Saxon. stood.
1 . .u ,1 mm: ‘gainrt the chimney stone;

1..»1tzwalbc ltllzlng “nod.

. .2 11: HQ tumul of mind he oft had known:

. l1i trce whom: stuutcsr brunchc- ubsko.

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.ere sirv: like our whtue features stem
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w. z :w .’.~1v«\r of the chit-st born.

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111 firclr-gbt royally ll shone.—
~ 21mm.- thsl Shall but unfold
\\ 5. .1. .2: at: L‘h‘ftlurt‘fi. is the mast Alone;
‘: no him 1mm pc‘nrc. montst‘r‘v. or cut.
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“ He is lhc lunclicul 1—hl0l-l alonc of all.

Who. ll a drill in tho mttlsvus funk-111k.
1";“1‘1I 1111! an who. mcu. in bi.- call:

If £1.10 Sinai. not all Alont- I‘Vi‘t‘ bu;

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“vise! tsl‘1 net-11‘s, s fut llw elsr.

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b1 \\ ‘11. u “1.1: 111311 111: Mm.

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‘ ’1 .2 ilpokc zbc lads. with “it lwyontl their your.
: Ihv old nun lit-Ed his beard sudslgh‘d.
,. .111.» :2111 form hi: wishing wcurs.
at something most drum-d;
-. “n: .a;1~2r woke be turned

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.1_\~ t.:tb.~r,“~~shd his tunes 11cm low,

11-321 r _\rt, sntl mnrr Alone. is be.

1111‘ crtmd-l cm lveullng. “ht‘rc In 5:11,
in: can no uthcr soc;

rutsu‘s murt around him mow-u.
“1 11 m bcr lxc lure-3‘

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‘. 1 ., ::.. tour: .- mumncv 11! thc old.
hast) Latin-r lu-s‘d young 1-:111-11-3- bnlr.

\ .1; 11’. r 1:1.- .shouldrfi thrcw tho chain of gold.
:1 tut. 111.11 . b1: dsrliug‘s net-k and cried:

l. uxnlr slm‘c thy Mothcr died "‘

l‘ “0‘! \S ELIGIBLE.
11.111 111: nor MARRIED.

11113.2ch lumslvd of being a confirmed
l 111:.1-:.-r.:111.l took pride in being called a
-..._ 1.:.11 1191-. l nwau Thotnss lilutnble. of
:1. inputting .1111! jabbing house of Hood.
1 r A1 Blumltlr. He- was very fond of
' .: .mplc know llmt llt‘ disregarded the
. 1' 1111- sonar sexsml was itvquently
1‘1. in my that ho would like to 51:0 the
.1.1 111.11 could get him uudcrhcr thumb.
< . 1 1s :1 tituc,.1f course. when Blumbb:
. 1 -;~.1ptiblc 111 the overtures ol Cupid;
11~1 “but llt: was plain‘ Tons." of fit.
_\1 Vin of awe snd lelt" Rock Cove,"
1.1 111 1l1e city and entered the employ of
wr, Tigby .5; Hood, be left behind him
, :1; "Fully Ann," with many a sigh
:1 . i our. and more vows thsn both put to
.1 r. in be true till death. For two ymrs
. 11 rate constantly to his Polly Ann. re~
3: .1;ngtl1c manifold vows of his boyhood
NH“. liwzt he was promoted from boy to
try clcrk. an soon after was introduced
in 1 wry bewilcbing young lady whom We
.1 15' in: allowed to call Hattie Elton. Then
3.1-, {wrgnt h Polly Ann down in Rock
1‘. ~.-1-, and became very attentive to Miss
32.: 111.111: accompanied her to the theatre.
'13.; made hummus; ha got trusted for
new cost, and with the money that
32.1’lllil have paid {or it they took 1 sleigh
rule to Brighton, sod routed on hot chick‘
1m and chsmpsgse; topic-sebum loun-
1! to palladium; the “height;
1 1501-1211111- were notlo vogue then. Things
.113 “mummy m shuto5cc‘t’r:
TofiflrilfingwkciMfi uh use 11.11
mutter settled 11: once. popped the question.
Mm; Elton Mun much surprised;
f tr 11 moment she relished silent. the. luv
.11: up both bends she exclslrncd:

Why. Hr. Bluntble.” the In) constant"
cs ‘lul him Torn for six “the.“ I’ve been
been engaged two yous—didn’t youhnow

”Know it! 30:” filmed ”liable, in
111 "Intestine-t.

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unsltersble. So be nnburled his fscc, sod
penned the tender ululve fulLof fslsehoods
sud stsle lovs,whlch hedlspstchod with the
fullest confidence thst Polly Ann would be
very happy to receive ll. But. else for bu

Instr «mm! Polly Ann's lettér come.
It was very brief} she told Blumtfis she hsd
hesrd of bl: mentions to the city lady. tbst
the bed sbnost forgotten 11:111.“: wss go-
ing to marry My Sultanate villsgc block-

smith. the next week. She returned to Tom
hls earliest 9mm: in love-letter writing snd
smlockofblshslr end requested him torc-
turn to her sundry srtlolcs in tin! line thst
he bsd received from her.

Front thst dsy Blnmble snnouuced him-
sel! to the world Is n womsnvhster. He
had been fslss to one woman. sud one wo-
man had tricked him. So he crlelt down
the whole sex. The thus which Blumbte
had heretofore divided between love and
busiucss wss now devoted to business ox-
cluslnly. sad in consequence he received
out: promotion alter soother. until he had
the pleasure ,of seeing his own name Ito
third on the sign over the door whlch be
entered 11s on err-sud ;boy. I don‘t bcliove
he remembered there were my such percents
in the world as Hattie Elton and Polly Ann,
the first day thst the new sign wss raised.

It was as the junior member of the firm
that Blnmblc had traveled through the New
England States two years ago last full with
samples. receiving orders. During this tour
he remained in the pretty village of R. N.
IL. one night in October. He sat in the
bar room after supper. smoking his cigar
until it became tilled with the vlllugcrsfils
cussing politics, smoking their pipes. tslk-
log of tin ll crops and ugling him; sll of
which \\ as quite uninteresting to him. so ltc
concluded to walk out and thaw the tillage
by moonlight. “1- had hardly stepped into
the entry and before he could close the
door. he hevrd a voice inquire:

“ Who is thst gentleman ?“

“ llis llttltlt‘ is Blutubltabo‘s from Boston,"
replied the landlord.

“ Blumble. from Boston 2'" chimed in a
third voice. and then mltlctl. “ You don't
say 3“ followed by a lung low whisllc of
astonishment.

lllumhle stopped oli‘ the plans and walk
011 up the village street [Io bud scarcely
walked twenty yards before he wss aware
of bung followed Giving the mstter but
little thought. however. be turned from the
road into s pleasant lunc that woutlctl its
way toward some half dozen farm houses.
until he came to a rustic 81:111. upon which
he thrcw himself. and was soon oblivious to
llll the world t-xccpting the business affairs
of “ Hood. Stivcr 1" Blumhlc." He sat until
his cigar was 1:1-mutual. when he was
urouscd to the World around hitn.hc butt-led
down the lane toward thc hutcl; as be turh~
cd from the lane lulu thc grout road he was
suddculy and not very softly seixctl by the
throat. by the shoulders. by the coat‘tnlls.
by at lcast at don-u hands. He was rntbcr
hm much hlll'lll'lSt‘tl to spunk. cvcn if ho bad
11 cbuucc; the hands so tightly, clasped
smuntl his throat “ould hzn c pretcntctl his
spcskin: if llt‘ ltml not boon so gn-ntly sub
prtsul As bu could not spcztk bu listcuctl
t‘crx attentively to sumc‘hztlf dozen excls‘
motions of “ Now we‘ve got you!“

Smnctltlng must be tl-mc. s11 Blnmblu
strut-k thc follow that bcld him by the
throat full in the face kumkim.r him down.
and H111) cr11 tl out RS thou-1b bc rum led
llutt llllrt would he the its! chance be UN
In no to speak.

“ What lllt‘ tlcuct‘ are you about l“

This striking qucstlon bad a miraculous
rill-ct upon the nnutcrous bands distributed
about his person. and Blntnblc was frcc.
llc wuitml a few momcnts to regain his
breath. thcn looking around him. askctl vcry
energetically :

“ What docs all this mean 3“

“ It means that if you don‘t promise to
11-21th town and not go to sue Net-y Guy
again. We‘ll just hidc you. sml ride you out
of town on '11 mil.“ said the young man. the
ru-lpit-nt of the blow. who haul rcgsinc‘l his
feet.

“ Leave town. Marv Guy? “’hy. I do not
understand what you mean." remarked
Bluutblc, musldcmhly mystified.

“ Well. sir." interrupted snuther voice.
" we mean that you‘ve come here from Bas-
tun to court Mary Gay. sud you mean to
cut out Bill Higt’ly here; now it you don‘t
give up Mary. and leave town to-nlght. wc‘ll
pitch you into the mill-pond.“

“ llold on a moment," said Blumble; “I
think you must here got hold of the wrong
person. as I bsvc not the neqnslntsncc of
Miss Gay. not- in foot of my other lsdy in
this place. But I want you to understand
onething distinctly. and thst is, I shall not
leave town until I get rctly."

Something shoot Blnmhlc‘s manner scem~
ed to convince the young‘ men thst he wss
in carnal. for they uttered vsrious oxprer
sions, such as. “That‘s a likely story!" “He‘s
gssing!“ “I don't believe that ” etc. Men
invnrisbly express doubts when being out
winced of something they had rather not
believe. .

For A few moments the whole putty rc~
omitted In sum “‘0‘ 011‘; 0! the Young
denizens of P. broke the spell by setting:

7 u Als't your hunt mime l"
, “ You. sir ” ' . 1
. “ And you src from Boston t”

“ You, sir. ”

“ And don't know fiery Gny”

«x0 at.“ .. .

“ Well. that's strange“? Shit ssld his nstne
“Bumble, and that’s syonr none: he ht
ton'to We a doves: iswyiu'si
been right up bytes-Mind '- believe
you‘ve been there to see it. Don't we
Bill‘“ .__. ,

.. You. vein." magi

“Well you; nu." ssjd Bis-Illa. “If.

vessel-’1 believe us. '9 ssh tn you. Hy
band!“

This mace wss let mm
1., 1111 whole pay. so Matinee-ii
w..." “’° :5..me

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autumn-title his!" :1:

broke the silence by ssklnc the yaw lady
lf she hsd over soon hltn before.

“ Not thst I remember." she rsplled.

“ I only sskocl you to sstlsly these young
man." ssld Blnmble.

“Then hs sln‘t your city boon l" asked
Bigdy.

“No l" ss short as though it last! been but
one letter.

“ Then we were mlstsltcn." said I voles
in the yard. end two or three of the party
slid out at the gste.

“ l stn very sorry that I hsve born the lu-
dlrect «use of this annoyance to you. but
it is no halt of mine. This gentlemsp."
pointing to lllgdy. “ sud his party sclgcd
ms and would not sllow ute to proceed to
my 110th until I had proved to them that I
but not been vlsitlng you. I mutt now leave
them with you to make their own explana-
tions. sntl bid y on good- evening “ r

“ Goodavenlng.” ssld the young lady. in
a very sweet voice

Somehow Blumblc didn‘t sleep very sound
thst night: be we: In I strsnge place, sud
he kept constsntly thinking of his strsugo
adventure. and of the gmxl- locking. strange
young lady; sud the more he thought. the
more be wondomd who Ibo was; am! when
It last be determined to luqulrc shout her
in the mornlng. he fell uslcop Mlll dreamed

er.

Bumble wss an mlyriser—bschcluragcn-
crslly arc-mud the next morning. before
the villagers were «stir. ho had walked out
snd passed the house of Squirt: tiny; but he
did not see Msry, so he rcturucd to the Mr
tcl «ml inquired of the lcntllord concerning
her. The landlord must have praised the
girl. for the bachelor decided to remain sn-
othcr‘dny and be introduced to her. then to
remain a third. and tlmtlly he concluded he
might as well stop the Week out. and so
wrote to his psrtncrs. informing them that
he should remain thcrc s few tltl)‘8l0 rust
himself. The prolossctl woman-lunar walk-
ed up that sumo lnuo ouch owning. and
walked into the house. too; he was not dis
turbctl again by Bill llitlgy. fur the Squire
had threatened if he cnmc within gunshot
of the house again to put sdoscot‘ cold
lead into him. So the \1‘ isc butjwtlnus llig~
11y kcpt out of the war.

Tllt‘l‘t‘ was a great Nlullll in the lllttllllt‘l‘
and habits of Thomas lllmultlc. Int‘l‘t‘ltttllt.
lie lclt his lutobclur clubs. notwithstumllng
thc jccts and moms of his former cuniluur
ions. 11ml he became \‘cry circumspect in his
rcnmrks. 1m fcmulc character. For n num-
bor of 1111111111.. lw spent his spurt- hours writ
ing to Mary. and choosing uppwpriutc gills
for bcr. and for 11 lung while the lltmtununtl
1‘. Express cunsblcrul him 01111 of their
best customers. llut (1111111113.: lhctc was at
brilliant \tmldingqmrly ut the house of
Sqniw tiny. 11111] P. lost its most charming
bcllc. for Miss titty hccumc Mrs. llltlmblo.
A low wccks ago Mr. and 311s. lllumblc
went «lawn to Rock Pure and risltml the
old lllmnblc homestead; whilc thcrc Mr.
Blumhle lntrodnm‘tl his wife to .\!r. Jcrry
Smikc. and Mrs. l‘nlly Ann Stnikc. mul the
little Smikes. It would be impossible to
toll which is tltc most coutcutcd with "wit
lot. Thomas or Polly Ann. 0110 thing' more
and l mu donc. lu suswcr to Blumblr‘s ‘
utit‘crtiscmcnt for n obtunbcrtnultl. who
would assist in plain sowing. who do you
think applied for the situation? You would
ncvcr guess. so I‘ll tcll you. It was llntllu
Elton ll licr New York beau bud heard of
her flirtatious with llluntblc. and for that
reason hrokc his cngngcmcut with bur: ntnl
she, who might have bt-cn Mrs. Thomas
Blumltlc. must be content to ho Mrs. Illum-

blc‘s servant.
--. w_‘._

Advice to the 11121..

Bcgtn. say at sixteen. to look in the glass
when ever you pass nnc. and to make up
your mind thst you are not ss beautiful as
you might be. Gmw gradually discontent‘
ed with your complexion. sud nuke up
your mind 11m it must and shall be in»
proved. Talk s good tlt‘ll about your want
of charms to your young llttl)’ lt‘lcmls. who
will be snrc to encuumgc you in your low
estimate of them. Draw the sttsntion of
your maiden stints. grandmothers. ctr... to
your complexion. They will soon discover
“ that it is your liver."

Begin scoursoof weeping on your pil‘
low at night. It will improve your eyes
snd cvcsight. Wcsr u dotted veil in the
street. sud never expose yourself to sun-
betnns. By these means. 11nd by constantly
picking out little black spccks on your fscc,
you will become at monomnnlsc. sud you
will be resdy for the second course of pro-
ceednrc as follows:

Being ready. take any dsily newspaper.
snd hunt out. buy sud use all the ut‘sglcsl
“hammers" thst sre sdvertlsctt in its ml-
mans: “Balm of Moss Roses,“ " Dawn of
Angels’ Wings," “ Drums of the Violets}.
“Old Aunty Gunter‘s Complexion Wash.”
“ lndtsn Skin Transformer. discovered by s
venerable sqnnw while in search of the
gems of her forcfstbcrs.“ sud all the test
of them. .

Some will be chstk or whiting: some.
innocent stsrch powder: some arsenic. ble-
muth sud white lead. Some will make you
look like theghost of swat-king baker. who
but not 1111111 to wssh his fsce. Some will
on your pores wilt little blocke; some will
poison you: some will hurt your eyesight:
some will psrslyse your buds. No nutter,
gushesd; buy then sit. Mr Mon.
scoot] wean-«mm stew: It
you choose you my rub roll pint on your
chsshsst thou-suns. 1m: yssrerso
wut cons she’tilrd stage.“ which you will
we ell the m possess: on re-

 

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«In. Imwllltsltsmrc r1111; rm . N
Who‘s Towing. M‘elym“

5;.»- otc. etc. :

vlsltstlon of erdve,—Thlch they would
call it if they told the truth.

 

Rlclt Scenes: s Buckles- Car.

An smuslng incident occurred recently
on the smoking csr o! s C. C. 0. Mid I.
Rsllrosd trsln between Shelby sort this
city. A woman with s. poodle do; entered
the car Just prior to the depsrtnrs o! the
train from the former point. and sftcr dc-
positing the dog on one test. turned over
the back of soother one. so thst ouch fsood
the othcr. Together she and her canine

compsnlou thus monopollscd two entlro
aunts.

Appssranccs seemed toludlcsto thst them
csr wss one exclusively for the convenience
of those addicted to the use of the “ w
but of this fact chews: soon soprlsed by
the conductor. who edvlsed her to obtain s
seat ln snmher car. informing her st the
suns time thst the sccomnmdstlons in the
wsy of seats in the other cosches were su-
perior to those where she was then. How-
ever. she inflated on rcntslnlng. urged that
her presence would deter the occupants ol
the car from smoking. end she would con-
scqueutly experience no discomfort from to-
bacco mums. Iaong‘bcfure the tralu resch—
ctl the city. however. 11 gcntlcmnn slltlnu
directly in front of her produced his one.
and taking therefrom a cigar. begun pulling
away at It In a msnncr which seemed peel»
llurly calculsted to mgr-twain tho wonisn
back of him. In M) lnstsut. by a strategic
movcmcnt. she wrcstctl the uhnoxlous clgsr
from his mouth sud throw it out of the
window. cxclnlmlng. “ lf thcre is anything
I do lmtc. it is tobacco amok». "

'l‘hc puss-encore who had witnessed the
allelr wcrc convulsctl with laughter. but the
oflbnded smoker supprcssed whatever emo-
tlunn may buvo boon struggling for cxprcw
stun In words or action. and maintained
throughout thc sumo lmporturhnlilc gravity
which had characterized him from thr first.
(‘ulmly rising from his scat be upcncd the
window ncsrcst bitn. fastening it up. sntl
touching over the aunt back of him. took
that woman‘s poodle dug and throw it out
of tho window 118 fur hot and as possible. st
the same time saying. “ ll thcru l1. am thing
1 do hate, it‘ s 11 poodle dug!“

'l‘bo sccnc \\ bl ‘b f0ll0“t‘tl bcgcurs tlc~
scription. 'l‘hc cur rcsmuulctl with pcsl
11ftcr pool of laurel-tor. and us c cxttomc
ludicrousncxs of tho sli‘ulr hccsmv appurcnt
to thc principal llC'fll‘S in it. they too julllt‘d
with the N“. Dupltc the regret lu‘cldent
tn the loss of her dog. the woman could to-
ptcstl her inclination to laugh at the uucx
pccted tlunlo of tho ull‘alr.

m- v—w

Ilutn \Vunxw“ What ts your uccn‘tl“
sskctl a lady of Turner. the distinguished
pointer. llo wpllcd. “ l have no scorch
umlsm. but haul work.“

Says Dr. Arnold. “ 'l‘bc dill‘mcnwlwtwtv‘n
onc boy and unutltcr is not so much in tab
cm as in cucruy.

“ Nothing.“ ssys Rcynultls, “ is dcnlctl

\vcllwllrcctle labor. and nothing is to be at-
ttinotl without b. "
“ ‘xcullcncc in our 1lcp.1rtmcnt.“ sins
.luhnson. “csn now be mtslttctl bv the labor
of s llfutimc: it ls not to be purchased at u
lcsser price.“

“ 'l‘hcn‘ is but one tnctbotl.“ saltl Sydncy'
Smith. “ and that is hlll‘tl labor: sat] a man
who will nut my thst print for distinction
luul bctlct‘ at once dct‘lictttc himself to lllt!
pursuit of tho fox."

“ Sit-p by stcp.“ rctttls the French proverb.
“ unc gocs \‘rry far.“

“Nothing.“ suys .‘liruluttsu. “ is impossl.
blc tn llw mun \\ bu 111m will. ‘ ls that new.w
cssnryl" “l‘hut shull bc.‘ This is this only
law of success.“

“ lluw you over entered a cottage. ewr
unwind in s conch. over talked with s pens-
tmt in the tlcbl. or lulu-rod with a mechanic.
st tbc loom?" asks Sir Edward Bulwur L311
tun. “ and not found that each of those men
had It tslcut you haul not. know something:
you knew not t" Tho must uscluss creature
that ever yuwncd at a club. or “counted tho
vcrmln on his tags under the suns of (lulu~
hrltt. has no cxcnso for want 0t intellect.
What men want is not talent. it is purpoew
in other words. not tltc puwcr to achieve.
but the will to labor. Istu no' believer in
genius. but I believe that lubor. judiciously
and continuously applied. becomes genius.

w ~1~990 w ~—

Art murmur—A young untu went into
the other) of one of the largest dry goods
impofling houses in New York. and asked
for s situation. lle wss told to come smlu.
Going down Brosdwsy thst ssrnc afternoon.
opposite the Astor House, and old woman
trying to cross the street wu struck bys
stsge. knooted down. and her basket of so
hiss sent scattering in the gutter. This
young men stepped out from the pssslsg
crowd. helped up the old lady. put her up
pics into her basket. end went on Ms wsy.
forgetting the incident. When he csllt d
sgsln upon the importers. he was asked to
one his price which scocptod immediately,
sud he went to work. Nearly's your sfter~
'wsrds he was called sslde one tiny sud ssketl
if he remembered ssslstlng on old sppld
wontsn tn Bro-dwsy to pick up s basket of
apples sud. much to his surprise. learned
why he 'obtslned s situation when titers
were' mom than one hundred others that
Mm! the stuns place. Young men. you
little know: who sees yokscts ct kluhess.
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sttmdod to.

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CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,

SWORDS‘S BUILDING.
South Norwnlk. Conn.

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THOS. F. CROFT,
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NOS. SAND 11 WALL STREET.

Nos-walk, Conn.

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Jobblng Promptly Attention to.
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LIVI GIISI FIATHIRI.

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E. K. LOOKWOOD’S.

0L1] WELL HOTEL,

CORNER O!’

MAIN and wasnmotou smears.

South Norwalk.

F. F. Stedman & Son,

tutor-cutouts.

llss been filled up in

L"

ELEGANT STYLE

For the Season.

An smllnut Stable sttschad to the Rota]. (‘sc
rg‘szosmln sttcndsnw st sll hours. on sppllcstiou nt
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BILLIARD ROOM,

With new tshlcs. attached to "to house.

L U C A S E O '1‘ E L ,
AIUI‘IIIIN.‘ Dibble‘s Block.

lsln Strcct, South Norwslk.

The Best Place in the City

for ”111111111111 bosrdcrs. 'l‘tsnslcnt bosrdcrs fun
ntshcd with male sud rooms st short not! cc.

BlLLlARD ROOM AND BAR .5

“when to the Hotel for the scootuntodstlon of
goats.

4 JAMES LUCAS, Prop.
tat-gt
SPRING STYLE

IN
MILLINERY.
MRS. FUDD,

HAS OPENED
In her New Store}, Main Street. directly op-

posltcN! NH RR Depot.
She hss sn elegant smut-taut or llsh at!
Dunno wlth
mum:- c‘ourr... or. 5 ..
French lllnery Goods.
Ribbons. Crepes. Flowers,
And Lscec s Spcclslty.

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H. H. BARTLETT Agt.5

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AND LOBSTERB.
0 ystsrs by the Burst end Gulon.
Iomsts "Cult“: the Hell Pint or Bsrtel.
"I? ”A D VOITAILII.
Inca Fruits and Voletnbles.
wear or m m we: mu m usvxx

South Nos-“1k. Conn.
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HOLIDAY "CDllFECTIflNERY,

In this town. is

FRANK MEAD‘S

116. 3 GAZETTE auuome. NORWALK.

Our Confectionery is all 111.111. of PL!!! 8!“ BAR.
end it is stkuowlcdged by sll tbst wn who (and, so
good ss any ntsnnlsctnrvd in him Comm;1° u

ELIAS GUSOWSKI,
XEROEANT ' TAILOR.

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READY [ADE CLOTHING
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GENTS’ F URNISHING GOODS,

No. 3 Main at, Nor-walk. Conn.

Ounstsn'tlv on hand. s loge cement or (‘1
Rectum and \estingu. All orders M1131“;

sent mos
H. M £1]. T PROWITT,

Hardware. Cutlery, Points, 0118,

Glut. Window Shsdss & Paper Hsngings.
No: ts 1mm mun. noItWAut. 001m
Hoots 01 Sign Painting sssestsd "cram

w.H.LAvALL:£,
HARNE 3 ans.

Horse Furnish” Goods
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