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dale»
' a revenue snowsrr.
IV NARA. U. man.
looking out frou the west which the clouds If.
heaping.
“'r- know that a terrible upset is swooping
I‘p from tho hills
Like so any thotkills.
Azzi reeds and revision all in tho posh
or m ruthless. irrevocable. rooriuwrnth;
For we ultbo brightening
spears of lightning
....-.uu thro‘ tbs nuke of tho rooting front lines.
And the broad shoot-dashes
Precodoo the deep crashes:
n.- muoder guns. masked by the dark mountain-pins.
31..“ a little bright cloud. like a rocketishooto higher,
.\ ml the ranks of the hurricane open their Ire.
Swift overload
The wild tumult is spread:
1‘ vol alter pool shaker the earth to its hose;
”or" hand can beseouscsrcesyord fro-the face.
Save when in'hroad biases.
0r isgwod forked phases.
1‘ hr- and lightning splits the douse blackness in twain
Whtlo streaming sod pouring.
Libs cataracts roaring. .
r‘mm the We! Em down daahos the rain.
mu the air slowly clear! and tho eky slowly lightens:
\ mum comes through that enlarges and bright-
ops;
And the dancing foot
or the rain-drops boot
Through the seven-hood Iris of God‘s goldon peace.
rv': pivot with its beauty. they quiver and reuse.
Prom for o'er the valley—-
Not dating a rubs.
1. 1r thunderdrutns algal a sullen retreat:
And with corn m trailing.
And angry bouts quelling.
i ”1.. the spears of a host. that hassulbred dofost.
-———-¢>———-—
THE BID! 01‘ COLLINS GRAVES.
tony he spod when the flood cuts down. _
mulqy‘bosg post viii-so and town—
x..w bugging his boost with all his might.
Saw clutching his tail in a terrible fright.
\‘nw bouncing upon the animal all
Bumpity-blulp. liken rubbc ball-
\usy ho sped till the race was o‘er.
and tho house ruined in or. histoottago—door.
llslrbreorhioos. ho suited: " The mill-dam"- but.
A ud I was the em to get up and dust.
Rachel Rebeca. my darling wife.
Thank Heaven. that spared your husband‘s life.
t‘m-n he hung from his saddle so still so a mouse.
I.» bear the sort voice of his gentle spouse.
”is rye crew bright. and his hart best foot.
Fur he knew one was going tospoak at last:
ml m the sskbut tho words he heard
“'I‘ft' not as the voiceof a bird.
As they broke the rain of tho moraine cool--
1- wru- wasn‘t yon drowned. you dernod old fool?“
3:11“ wow:
liow Pueblos Asked the Old Man.
l‘ocbir's hudjust asked Mr. Muriwratltrr‘s
.mlghlor if she would give him a lift out Of
1 :rcht-lordom. and she said "yes.“ It thoro-
i" ..- became alroulutely necessary to got the
«~le man‘s permission, so that. as Poohlos
s ml. arrangements might be made for hup~
ping the Conjugnl twig.
Pct-bios said he'd rather pop the lot erro<
mtory to all of old Merriwesthor‘s daught»
r~rs.aud his sisters. and his female cousin.
and his Aunt Hannah in the country. anl
the whole of his female relations than aok
uld )ferriweoiher. But it had to bedoue:
and an he sat down and studied out a speech.
a iiit‘ll be was to disgurge to old Herrlweth‘
or the very iirsl chance he got to shy it at
tum. So Pueblos dropped in on him one
sumiay evening when all the family had1
wondered to class meeting. and found him
doing a sum in beer measure. trying to col.
white the number of quarto his interior
would hold without blowing the bead offof
him.
"How are you. Prob f“ said old Merrl‘
Wrath". as l‘oobios wsiked lupus white as
a piece of chalk and trerr.bling as if he had
swallowed I condensed earthquake.
l‘whics was afraid to awnoor. because he
won‘t euro about that speech. [Io knew
lw had to keep his grip on it while he had
it there. or it would slip away from him
quicker than a ground sol through an anger
hulv. So he blurted right out:
Mr. Merriworthor—Sir: Porbsps it may
not be unknown to you that during an ex:
tended period of some dvo roars! bavoboen
busily engaged in the prosecution of s cout-
mcrclal enterprise!"
"is that so. and .kesplu' it a secret all the
time. while I thought you was leading
store. Well. by George. you're one e on:
now. ain‘t yer!"
Pueblos had to begin all over sgsin to got
the run of it.
“lirJIerriwoathor—Slr: Perhaps it may
not be unknown to ya thus during-n ox- .
tended ported of some Ive mat! have
beeneng-sged in the prose“ o soon»
mercisi comprise. with a determination to
moi-W“
“tilt down. 'Peeb. and help yourself to
some beer. *Dou‘totsnd thereboiding your
bailikoohlhd beggsrwith thopnrsiysis-
What's,tbe matter with you anyway. 1—!
neversawyorsbeltavo yourssifooinsilrny
bot-ode " .
Pubizs‘woo knocked out of time again.
scribed to wonder booifora fresh start.
“Mr. lortiwoosbc‘: Sir—Ii mambo
noboowntoveufiat. durtaxg on .-
peroidofsouse yours. have”, . . -
urged in the prosecution of OM
enterprise, with admirationtoproouro
sustenance-J 7 7
'Awioheuosf’sshod oidlerriweatberr
HMheflousorbohflwordnsifit
wuhiodycb-ndd‘wutoa 1'
“ Watt“!
:flflfi-fi could can. Fifi" I
bsuhéivm m‘!‘ m fell
itloeoi'goiaifera m’nhflfllfim
I
f
if you don‘t bohva benefit than that you‘d
batteries". If you don‘t I‘ll chuck you
out. Q I‘m a Dutch-an." ..
Hr. Herriwoather. sir.“ sold Pueblos. frsn
tie with despair. “it may be unknown that
my earthly pooeoslons are engaged to enter
wedlock dveyears with sualclently lonely
man who is not good for commercial maln‘
trusses-J
“The bloody deco he isn‘t. Now you just
git up and git ole boss. or I‘ll knock what
gifts brains out of you that you have got
With that old Merrlweather took Pueblos
by the collar and shot him into the street as
if he had just ran against a locomotive going
at the rate of forty miles an hour. Before
old Herriwoatbor bad a chance to shut the
front door. Peebles had collected his legs
and one thing another that were lying
around on the pavement. and arranged him.
self in a vertical position. and yelled out 1
‘tbfr. lowlwootber—Slr: It my net ho
unknown to youJ‘whioh made the old man
.sosavanly'uudtluihe wenteniaudsots
bull terrier on Pueblos. who wont home half
a pound lighter. while Morriwoather asserts
to this day that they had to draw all the
dog‘s tooth to get the flesh out of his mouth.
“ for be had an awful boil for such a small
snimlle."[lack MoOann.
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Anmdote of Judge
The old man told the following bit of his
experience in my hearing. and he laughed
heartily in tho 'rornombrscnc:
In the other years. when Maine was a
District of Massachusetts. Ezekiel Whitman
was among those chosen to represent the
District in the Massachusetts Legislature.
He was a_ ntric than. and one of the
best lawy )Qf his time. . In those days
Whitman wood a farm and did much work
upon bi land. and it so happened that when
the time came for him to not out for Boston
his boat clothes were a suit of homespun.
His wife objected to his going in that garb.
but he did uni care. " I will get a nice fault.
luunhio suit illlidf.‘ as soon as I reach Boston."
be mad.
Reaching his ilt‘r‘lllllillllil. Whitman sought
rest at Dmtlitilu‘a City Tavern. Let it be
undersimhl that he was a graduate of liar-
vurd. and that at this tuvoru he was at
home. -
As be (uttered the parlor of the house he
found that several ladies and two or three
gentlemen were there assembled. and he
heard a remark from one of them: “ Alt--
herc comes a countryman of tho roal homo‘
spun gonius.- Hero‘s fun.“ Whitman
stared at the company and then sat down.
“ Say. my frloud. you are from the mum~
try." remarked our! of the gentlemen.
“ Yu-sa. answered Ezrkiri. with a ludicrous
twist of face.
The ladies liltorod.
“ And what do you think uf our oily 3‘“
“ It‘s a’rumty thick soul d plaou. anyhow.
It‘s am a swampln‘ siuht 0‘ huuam in it.“
“And a worl many people. NM.“
“ \‘aias. I should when so.“
.“Jiany people where you came luau?“
“ Wal. some.“ '
“ Plenty of ladies. I suppose?“
“ \‘a-as. a fair sprinklln‘.“
“ And I don! doubt that you ans quite a
beau among thorn.
“ Ya-aa. I beaus‘ ‘gm homes-tow meollu‘
an‘ singin‘aschowl.“ /
“ Perhaps the goutloman loan the country
will take a glass of wine l“
“ Thank ‘o. Don‘t hour if Ido.“
The wine was brought.
“ You must drink a ttmut. “
“ Oh. git ooutl I earn trust—hover hoord
o‘ slob a thing as drluklrr‘ it. hot I kin
give ye a sentiment.“
Tho ladies clapped their hands; but what
was their surprise when the stranger. rising.
o calmly and clearly. in tones ornate
and dlgnlded. as follows:
“ Ladies and gontlomen. permit too to
wish you health and happiness with every
other blessing earth can sifbrtir and may
you grow better and wiser wlihadvauclng
yaks. bearing ever in mind that outward op.
poarsuees are often deceitful. You mistook
me. from my dren. for a country booby.
whlo I. from the some superficial oauoo,
thought you were ladies and gentlemen. The
mistake has been mutual."
Re bad Just spoken when Caleb Strong.
the Governor of tho Stats. colored and en-
quired for Dir. Whitman. .
“Ah—here I am. Governor. Glad to see
you.” Then. turning to the dumbfounded
OOIDIIMHY\"
“ I wish you u very good wooing." »
And he left then feeli about as small
and cheap.“ his possi for full-grown
people to feel.
An mum Bunnie-r. — A young
Neurons cbapgot on board a sleeping ear
of‘theceutrsl Pacific. and said:
“See here. Ir. conductor. I want one of
your best books for this young woman. and
one for myself individually. One will do
for us both when we got to the Blot—boy.
Harlot!" (Here he gave a playful poke at
lariel'. to which she replied. “Now. John.
quiti“) “For you see. we're going to get
married at Nader's uncle‘s. We might u
been married at Hoots-y. but we took a
habit to wait tfli we got so the Blots. being
lisricr's nnoio is ornlnister. and they charge
agoohdrod price far hitcbln‘ folks at New
I _ '
dawn.“ enoofthe but
“bunks” mflmdm‘f‘h
nomthevoioe oflobu washout]
“WWW it,“ the.
odom'mueusn Ween“
Whitman.
summon-est:
(fxow. Ins-let. you might give 'a folk!
”lone." *
;!;.gtn.ymeoit.orw slim
about
leis-idiom in the snow-
" toil-suspense any”,
at... “Karlene-album.
FJun. garland Jury.-
“Niuo Judges out of ion are ita‘ldbssrlttii:l
and why is it!" asks the Boston Post. Be-
oause they are married.
Value the friendship of him who stands
by you in a storm; swarms of insects will
surround you in sunshine. ‘1‘. 1".
There are two elements ofgsuoocss‘iu the
worl l. flattery and insoioncof: some use one
ruminations the other. but the most success-
ful use both or either at the occasion requires.
Whoever has gone through much of life
must remember that lb has thrown away a
great deal of useless uneasiness upon what
was much worse in apprehension than tin
reality.
The following concise and comp rohenslve
note was sent to an Illinois merchant by a
neighboring farmer the other day: "Send me
a trace-chain and two hlngrs—Jauo had a
baby last night—also two psdloeka“;
One evening. at a Paris cafe. a group of
kllors were discussing politics and people
who change their opinions. “Well.“ said
one. “I‘ve never cried 'Loug live anybody l‘ "
“Quite so.“ remarked another; “but then you
are a doctor.“
A dorkry gave tho following reason why
the colored race is superior to the white:
“All men are made of clay. and like the
moorscbaum‘plpe.thoy are more valuable
when highly-colored."
One of our fashionable youths donned his
first silk hat and cigar Saturday evening.
He got along well enough with the cigar,
but he had to give up the hnt--lt made him
sick at the stomach.
An Ohio man. who first opposed the wo-
men‘s movement. how acknowledges that
the closing of the asloons was a good ihinu.
Instead of selling his vote for whiskey. he
got $3.50 for it. and has been able to buy is
dog.
A llllle boy in Springfield. after his cus-
tomary evening prayer. a night or her. nun.
continued. “and Moss momma. and Jenny.
and I'nclu lirnny.“addlmr after a moment‘s
pauso llw t‘xpl‘riiltlul‘y romark. his name is
napkins.“ '
A German. who was asked if lager beer
was intoxicating. replied: "Veil. I lrinks
from severity to eighty glasses a day. uud I
feel all straight in mine upper story for any
kind of her-slums. but i can‘t tell vat ll voud
do mil mun vat makes a swill-lub of lilrw
self.“
The liuon rmllars now usod are about an
inch sud a half in depth. and attached to a
band or small wire which is busted inside
the neck of the dross. They are upright but
rounded so that they stand uut from the
throat, and are becoming as well as pretty.
and not liable to null.
'l‘lwro are men. and woman inn. who
would be horror-stricken if a ball were to be
gultou up in their nelghlswhou-l. who will
um hesitate to urlgluate and twrpotuato
neighborhood. and Olliil‘t‘it bickering! and
quarrola They would consider llamurtai
sin to dance. and are yet the sllrrers up of
strlfoJoalousies. salmosltios and bad fool.
lugs. as far as their influence extends.
During the Revolution “Old Put“ had to
eolvod a lot of recruits. and as he had some
lighting al‘hand. and wanted none but will
log own. he drew up his levies before him.
“Now. but.“ said he. “I don‘t wish to w.
ialrt any of you who wish to leave; thoro‘
fore. it any one of you is dlssatlaflrd. and
wishes to return home. he may ulgnlfy the
same by stopping aia paces in front- of the
line.“ “lint.“ added the old war dog. “I‘ll
shoot the first man that slept out.“
Two men having agreed to a bet. to be
won by whichever could tell the greatest lie.
one of them declared that on a certain ove‘
nlng ho threw a nail with so much force to-
wards the moon. that it went through to its.
head. “That‘s truo.“ replied his opponent.
"for I was on the other side at the tlrno.and
clinched it with a claw-hammer." The prise
was adiudged to the latter. and. since that
time. every outrageous lie has been termed
a clincher.
A. voung man “out in the country.“ not
exactly of the country. tried milking ueaw.
and as be milked he smoked his cigar. He
got on very well.“ he hellovedarntll be low-
ered bis hood and touched the cow‘s flank
with the lighted end of his wood. The next
instant himself and cigar were dreadfully
“put out." The new introduced about two
tone weight into one of her legs. and then
it under the milker‘s loft law. When
he ceased whirling around. and myrlsds of
stars had disappeared. be said farming was
the hardest work a man could put his hands
to.
There its droll story of bew..s nun lost
a wager in Pueblo. Oolorado. Stepping into
1 large liquonsbop. he oa'orod to bet ton dol-
lars to one that be. could..bilndfoldod, tell
the name of any kind of liquor or wine in
the house. or any mixture of liquors. by the
taste and smell. All went Well with him at
drst. He earned all the celebrated brands
correctly. Tbeutbey handed him a gloosof
water: He tasted; heathen. , _ desist!
smelt Wing at: lit
pm. “A ‘ g ”I. ,jx-fi n? :‘x. ..
havogottho; ’i’s‘ooins re me ssif.yosrs
agmlmek'someildug of this kind lathe
forgotten it." ,
"An elbminate man.“ says arsooutwriter.
is awosk partition, Isles-o. cross between
ratio-boar sud gingwmp with mr.kft
Btateqbutiiwsosoioogagolhaveentireiyfi
as“
The Josh Iiillings Papers.
Faith is the only thing I iron that nothin
can best.
Everyltddy spplaus a virtuous acktlom
oven the devil himself respects it.‘ .
Hlpokrasy is never successful. Sooner
or later the mask drops off. and the curtain
falls.
When a man is angry he feels terrible
strong. but soks dreadful weak.
You will notissihat those whore advice is
worth the least. are always the most reddy
to give it.
The man who begins at the bottom (W the
ladder and works his. way to the top. is a
hard one to shake od‘.
"Make yursolf neoosoury. young man. and
yuro success is certain.
All the virtews. like the outsell-s. turn be
made to grow by using them.
Thare is nothing in the world that ought
to hero plenty. and yet is so skarso. as situ-
plo common «use.
If there was nothing but truth. men would
and but little to argy about.
Grinning makes a roan sharp on one side
and dull on the other.
Bashfulness is often like the silver plating
on spoons; when it wear: all it shows the
brass.
A good deal of huly and a good deal ov
sense are soldom found together.
True krilicism konslsls in hunting for
bulys. not faults. 1
He who is pleased with cverythiee is abig
phool. and he who is pleased with nothing
is It bigger one.
Thr oulyTpodlgroc Worth having is the
one we leave to our children. not the one we
got from our fathers.
Corimeny is often mistaken for good
breeding. but there is as mulch dlii‘crence
as there is between a kart iron suit of
clothcsand onethai sols easy and elegant.
Two-thirds ov all the toll and anxiety ov
this life in to supply ouraelfs with tho luxu~
rice—Alto nocessliys are allmosi arr. easy to
git M. the air we breathe.
Wit seldom makes the possessor or it bo~
loved; it is udsngerous gift. and Ilutse who
bav it will nae it «like on Mood and phO.
The lllllll who at ‘ull times controls his
wants no dour is happy. but slm me this
kind ov a man. will yulI 1
Konteutmoni has bio on much pruizt-d bl
everybody that i hav kum to the konklu-
shun that there ninl no suloh thing in the
world.
Good clothes are becoming in every-
body. and they are all them is or some
pholks.
Abuv all things learn yuro child to be
honest and industrious. If these two things
don‘t enable him to make a tiggor in this
life. be is only a cipher. and never was in.
tended for a linger.
The devil kaut pltool with a binary man
onuy more than a loafer kart with a bunny
boo.
We owe our uuomysmuro than we do our
friends. It is they who koop our with
hriulu. and our tools to order.
it was a wise phollow who put on his
spoutaklos when he at strawberry: to make
them look larger. This is a blot to make
the most or the good things we have in this
world.
msltaffs are too often like tho bills by a
orrlrus company—than is a heap‘moreiu
the bills than in the performance.
bout is as easy to fall into as a well. and
often is as hard to elt out ov.
Thoro mly bo atllu plum la llolntt. but
there is no profit in it. Lies always cum
harm to rural. and kanl be‘drivort awrw.
Vice in so attraktlv that i find. bi akiusl
figgers. it takes the example ov three good
men in the community to overkutu the in-
liuonco ov one bad one.
A crate man is a grate cssrnplu. and he
should be guarded well in all he sea or dun;
for even if he toss in when he walks. thorn
in lots of poppla will want to toe in too.
Thousands hsv spent their llvosln search
of affluence and fame. and found refuge at
last lnan almsllouso.
A fafiatik is the wust man we hov to con-
tead with. mason has no power over him.
and it is against the law to klub him.
It is quite common to and all thru Nu‘
England. people who have lived tobonlne-
ty. but the last. ten years ov their lives seems
to have been whololy spent in nusslng the
rumours.
Beware (W the flutteror. he in ellior s
phool or a rasksl. and the one wants watch;
log just as mulch as the other.
If ye are going to glv is nuts any thing.
giv it to him.cbeorfully. and quick. don‘t.
make him gitdown on his knerse' in front
of yo and listen to a moral sermon an hour
and n hsd’. long. and then give him ten
cents. 1 .
I often see man who are possessed of most
sit the vlrtews.hut Who are naturally sour
and maroon; theseiosll bantanhrdge‘hogs.
with their pickers all turned outside in.
Good breeding seems to bob kind 0v art
which enables men at sli times to mainta’ln
their seifvrespekt. and at the some time se-.
cure the respect ov others.
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«scouted to or. Jobbing of all kinds promptly
ailoudod
fut WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWAIJI.
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l)st. n. or. owner.
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ANDREW SELLECX’S BOOK STORE.
FILLING. A SPECIAI-TV
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hounOA.N.iobalfi.\lA. “3 3%"
THE CLARK - HOUSE,
_ SOUTH NOBWALK.
armour N. r. a .v. H. rt rt mow.
“M Geo. Oink. Agent.
DRESS MAIiING.)
“-9.5.—
838. In E. wanna
Respectfully informs the ladies that she has taken
the rooms over III. JUDD‘I limxlkk. lain
litrost, and osllclts a share of their pamusgo.
ss-tt death Nor-walk. Fob. ssh. ma
like: N so PLATT.
Rosl Estoto and lnsursneo Agonh
Orlrtcs or ran areas or
F. 1!. NA 811‘ to BROTHERS.
sa.u.t_atsu.:stuer.rr. res
' LOUIS J. BLAKE,
Attornoy A counsollor-ot-Lew.
' one. in Swerd’s Building,
SOUTH ' NORWALK. CONN.
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5m; 4;??? 3351.313: in: from i. arr. to
GREG-GETS POINT ,
MARIN! RAILWAY,
IOIi'I‘Il nonwaus. OT. i
CAPACITY Of RAILWAYS. - 1.000 TONS.
' VasshBu‘BorIiepar‘ndanNoft'os.
_ Furniture for vessels. hint. Oils. Dockivu-sisb.
New» 11111, 111--:1.11:11r:-t11r1.21:1~
BIOHABDS. Wants a; 00
Practical Boat pollsters,
Audiosiorsin
AL ANDWQ‘O‘I‘D '
11901: or warm 81mm.
tire-ts more nonwomor ' '
firmer: MBA!) or. 60..
Wholesale Confectioners,
AID
lCE CREAM MANUFACTURERS.
For the wholesale and retail trade.
N0. 3 GAZETTE B UILDING,
A g - nonwanx. cone. 3.
JOHN H. SMITH, 3.
F L o R I S '1' ,
EAST SIDE OF IAIN STREEY. SOUTH or llAll. ROAD
Olly of South Norwslk Oean.
Plants and Flowers at. all Seasons.
Flowers for Funerals furnished. and tastefully sr
ranged to onior at short notice. .
component and Builder.
SOUTH NORWALK.
l'ianlng Mill landing. (batman: east side.)
Near the Steamboat Martina.
SOUTH NORWALR. CONN.
Kite subset-l a ropared tasks tracts
bu idle: and :1“. right of al winds at mt nous:
“miymblv loos. ustlsfsetleu guarantoud.
H AR nw ARE .
Thbsotassortmontlntowuof‘
GENERAL HARDWARE.
unonamos‘ TOOLS.
Of the best quality. ‘
Paints. Oils and Window Gloss.
Ids: Nortieo and Dead
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Looks. Parcel cod and
l Knobs. a is was“? Ifable on.
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Pork tcutler of the all .eh for cash
lions: rm: Goods. span-3 haw“
LAWN MOVERS.
Agricultural Implements. Meobsnios‘ Tools.
W. C. QUIN’I‘ABD & 00.,
No. 8. Opera House Block.
~ soon NORWALI. cairn;
w. o. contrasts. Inna mun
sous noun: Nov. n. ism rt-tr,
0933A none}:
BILLIABD HALL
. Refreshment Rooms,
N 0.160'P5_R A aou SE1 BLOCK.
SOUTH gonwm
The undersigned. having taken the above tastingl
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they intend
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FOR SALE on TO LET.
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Japan. Ooiong. Imperial Teas.
so eta. per Pound.
GOOD BLACK 15.4. 50603.1)”- 5.
Full stock. embracing everything in tho Grocery
lino ‘kept constantly on hand. -
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HATS! HATS! HATSi!
Yofwl‘iflfrfifibtutut liyles at. the old stand.
and a disposition to all who they“ with
their patronage. 3 ng your '0'“
Pulmotios,
‘ Braids, .
lingual-no,
Neapolitans,
0r anything you wish Ilmhod and Pro-Jed.
GEIVTS’ HATS
Cleared sud Trimmed. Particular attention
paid to
_PANA MA HATS.
DON‘T FORGET run PLACE.
7777 Monsoon so.
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ineliy oreonuty. Also
Roasted. Fried or Raw.
moans an au. nouns.
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Bataan. Pro on cairn.
Contaminant. CIGAR! sun Tosseoo.
ALEQ and WINE.
Oysters by tho Quart. Gallon. or label. as
.a.‘non.r.no'ru"n.
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