* pale lawns parts 0! the flute Iver-y
Wm suspicion and is in danger o!
arrest as We murderer or rubber.
kindly-late travel in theState with-
.- anemone! good ueralsmding. to~
gather with M proving ‘alihls as the
1 theotrebsatdee’daothiood. Athoshorg.
‘ the otheray. two wesnen rushed into the
town in great (right declaring somewhat
minority that they had been pursued in
theweds by a bareheeded man on his
knees A. hundred hardy yeonien unused-
heelytnrned out with guns and nitchtorhs
”capture a villain whooe singular tactics
' clearly indionted nnmal desperation. The
, ‘1 W and proraptness ot the pursuit was
. rewarded by the speedy capture of acolpor-
tenrwith a be: of Bibles and tracts. The
oeiportenr amused that he was simply pray-
ing when the woman saw him. and with
this explanation he oflered his persecutors
some suitable publhstiens of an awakening
namand meekly went his way. That a
use in the attitude ot prayer should create
. snobs sensation in Enosburg suggests rsth er
an unfavorable inference as to the piety of
the place.
-——¢o¢-——-—
Roost) 'unt Hecate—It you are buying
carpets for durability. choose small tig~
men.
It your flat-irons are rough. rub them
with due suit and it will make them
smooth.
Wood ashes and common salt made com-
pactwitb water will stop the cracks of a
stove. and prevent the smoke from escap-
inx.
To clean n browned porcelain kettle. boil
peeled potatoes in it. The porcelain will be
rendered nearly as white as when new.
To ascertain whether a bed he damp or
not. alter the bed is warmed, put a glass
goblet in between the sheets. and if the bed
he damp. in (few minutes drops of wot will
appear on the inside on the glass.
A strung solution of catholic acid and
water poured into holes hills all the ants it
touches, and the survivors immediately take
themselves ofi. .
A small piece of paper or linen. moisten-
ed with spirits of turpentine, and put it on a
bureau or wardrobe for a single day. is said
to be a sumcient preservation against moths.
For cleaning glass a newspaper is one of
the best articles to use. The chemical open
ntions of some of the ingredients of print~
lug ink give a lwnmiful polish. Slightly
moisten 11 piece 0? p1p~r. r iii it up, and rub
the glass; then take a dry, soft piece and re-
pent the process. No lint will remain. as in
the case when cloth is used.
Water in which potatoes have her-n b 1iled
exercises n rmmrka‘olu cleaning in ti 1011.1.-
upon silverware of all kinds, t'spet‘lztlly
spoons this: h we been 11 - blackened b: o; 5.
Even delicucly ch he I and engraved :u‘li-
clcs cut. it is stil. b: m-tic bright by this
method. even better th in by the of th :
ordlntry polishing pnvjcr. \vhiv't it up: to
settle in the tlt‘pi'dfii ms. ruquEriu: p.1r:lr~1»
lsr ”.il'l.‘ in its re:11 1v.ll.
r»-‘>
Ssnvaxrs 1x rm: msr L‘nx'rrmz—At
the beginning of that century wages in
Philadelphia were said to ho three times
what they were in England. Slaves, con-
victs and npprcntims from the mother coun~
try supplied in u grout llle;l:lll't3 the market
for unskilled labor and degraded it. In
1761 there were seventy thousand slurs in
South Carolina of an average value of £10
each. be anuu ll value of a working slave
was thought to be about £10. 'l‘hirtv slaves
stxpcrintcndcd by an nvcrsvcr, our 11 suit»
ble number for :1 rice plantation. misin:
four and butt barrels apiece. beside their
own provisions, Ct-zisistizt: chiefly of Indian
corn. Rice. which was iutr winced about
1‘300, was exported in 1747 in tin.- amount of
Qty-five thouszind barrels. and in 1760 in
the amount of a hundred thousand barrels.
It indigo was rsised a sin-e could produce
one hundred and sixty pounds, wurth two
or three shillings a pound, from two acres,
in addition to his own food_ llis winters
were available for sawing lumber. It was
regarded at that time “:1 very lucky circum-
stance" that an antipathy existed between
Indian and negroes, as slaves were “very
dangerous domestics. In 1754 )lsssnchir
aetts had twenty-seven hundred slaves over
fifteen years 0! age. about a thousand of
them living in Boston. When emancipa-
tion took place there at the close of the
Revolution. the number of slaves was 437‘ ..
As early as 1769 a decision of the courts dc‘
clared that a person born in Massachusetts
could not be kept in slavery. Crimes coni-
utilised by bondmcn were severely punished.
About the middle of the century a negross
was burned for murder and arson near 1303
ton. and a negro at Philadelphia for n sim~
liar crime. The whipping post and the
stocks, were common instruments of puns
ishnient for the treetusn as well as the slave.
———«<>~
Emma). Huron—There is no class
of men. as a class. so witty and as humor
one as the clergy. They are genial company
when they take it upon themselves to on
bend. Notwithstandin; the scnndal, there
are no sons nor daushters in the lend better
educated. more sucmtul or more honored
than the sons and daughters of the pawn
age. The humor 0! sober men would make
a rare book of mirth aul wit. with a keen
norai. Dr. Hawes used to sarv that his
style of preaching was moulded by the our
ideas 0! Dr. Sermons on a single sermon.
Dnaaweu rent a paper to his tutor exuheo
Ill with rhetoric. “Joel." atid the sage.
“I by schmi once. When i punished the
boys [always stripped the loaves oil‘ the
ref—drawing an luta ..insry rod throuuh
his aw A nun called on the doctor anl
waned to preach. “Where are your cre‘
Sandals!“ “1 have none. “ “Where were
”educated 2 ‘ “l have no book learning.
, opens my mouth when lspeak.“
. Mainline miracle was performed in the
sheet Balsam. lint we don't oant an)
Links here."
sv "n. Bums mice preached a sermon
‘ iwslilivstsailm. A L'ulveualist min;
”nu! lot to reply to the sermon in
Item A call was then made on
find-starter his sermon. that both might
ligand together. “It is tot-hidden by the
”I.” all] us hour. “you must not yoke
one: and an as together. " Hr. Moore
Mattie-sens; at a secret society.
”all: “Ohm we areheretorl know
“ I'ht. Ifitbeagood thing wilt thou
I. I! tths a bed thing. will then curse
it? “society eonplnlned. The preach-
w: "Yon will and no likeoneot
“Of “It. When I tip it. I have
llx‘”
. Mary .I 1m- with tho
: ill)“ 11 on him
a: remnant
roman
Sat
lissSophiaBaraey toohapretnintaata
11W (Mediati- as “the yonnswo-
rnanwhowonld make the best wltefora
poor man.“
W
Which weighs the moat. pound of feath-
ers or a pound of dog? A joker answereth.
“First pound your doc. and then you will
see what his way is."
W
A young bachelor in Jersey City was urged
to tnarry. but he replied. “I don‘t see it My
father was a single man and he always got
along well eunuch.
woo»
When they told an Indiana women that
her husband had been sliced by steeper. she
impatiently replied: “well.tahe the pieces
to the barn. I can‘t leave gooseherry sauce
just now.“
-..—
...“
-—r—--oo>~
In order to secure physical bonny young
girls are remtuuieuded to eat meat once a
day.pickies once a week and sweatrneats
oncea year: take a daily cold bath. and
wall: five miles every «lav.
«w—w—
An Idaho schouluutr-u ll‘tS iutmtlucedu
new feature in her school. When 01100!
the girls misses a wortl the boy who spells
it gets permission to kiss her. As a mtult.
the girls out fast becoming poor spellers,
while the boys are improving.
-—~ —- «om
A gentleman who was on n journey be~
came deeply engaged in thought. when a
woman approached him and said. "Sir.
can I open that window Y“ lie slowly druwl—
ed out, “I suppose you can it you bring your
whole mind to it.“ She quickly retortod.
“None of your pnluvvr. sir for l tilli duruod
sick to my stomach."
~————vv-<~O
Papa, dont you think Beevh—” “Hush.
Johnnie." “But. pips. don‘t you think
Beech—J “Didn‘t you hear me tell you to
stop your noise? I won‘t have you talking
about such things. Go in and gt'l your face
washed.“ And Johnnie. with tears in his
eyes—so says the Cincinnati Times—wants
to know why pupa won‘t tell him whether
beech nuts are ripe.
. o o o
A Ill-:1.rotot's stcrwox LV THE .\l.\ont‘~
DER 1“.\Mll.\'.——I called at Magrudor‘s the
other morning, on my way down town, and
8.51 knew them well. I entcrml the side door
without knocking! Iwmt shockmi to find
Mr. Munrudor prostrate on the tloor. while
Mrs Mtgrutlor sat on his chesunnd rum-
bled auiong his hair, as sln- bumped his
head on the boards. and scolded him Vigor
ouslv. ’l‘hvy rose when I ("1-1111 l'l, 1111.1 Mu
grudcr, as ho wiped the bland fr 1m his unst‘.
ll'lt'tl to pi‘vlctul it \\‘ 1“ only it julu‘. lint
Mm. )ltigrudvr intvrrzlpml him.
“Joke? Joke? lslmuhl llnuh Hull 1 u.“
giving him n .lrcssirt; .l 1w21. ll ~ w rum-l to
hnvu fnmily 1111\va hrfun- inn-1212' 1st, and I
was dotvt‘uiiuc-l to h :11- tin-m :trl"l\\tll'.ln.
and hit
Stillst‘tl
llrblo :1! 111‘.
hymn b.ml<. l
I.‘ l «111‘: rul'~ 1111s house.
“by. l’ivk up tin-:11 SCl’lpTlll't‘ii
pr'lyvlsl You lw-n' mv Mum'udcr?
trouble1‘w:l111:i.:' [ll-cl)“ of this
Mary
and as 111- IhrI-w tit"
l‘ll kn~nv
and have
It‘s more
family than
Jilll‘, gixo \o.1rpilhutl1)u111 hawk.“
I hit bcl'orx tin own is- bv-gm
\V.
1h~
rttzinlu: u 51“ mill.
.Cltsw a soV,
Ii HA I. ESTATE
I N “=5 U [1‘1 N C 1?.
BROKERS.
l
“'1 are prmure 1i to insinuate the sale 1r rtntnl o!
HOUSES. STORES. l"\ M“ and othtr lit-a! Kristi.
hm log the tar; 't'st facilities 15nd longest t xllvrlt' me of
any Real Estate Brokaw in the city Vi u haw a large
amount of desirable property of mery do“ 11 ition on
our books. and are in constant recoup! 0' npplitutiuus
to purchase or hire
Fire Insurance.
We issue palms: in the bent standing Companies
rates. \l' in also insuro agsin-t “also:
in- hour-auto. nun-nan Full “was on nor.
“711qu lh'l‘m nuance.
City Surveyor’s Ofioe.
Sum-31113 in All its branches.
“K '1‘. CRA‘V S“. SON.
OFFICE 1x ELY‘S 81.003.
South h‘orwallt. Won.
...».
Over $1,000,000 worth of
REAL ESTATE
. roams.
Sondra-a More.
Ocean Passage Tickets and Foreign
Drafis at Cheapest Rates.
LIFE and FIRE IXSURAKCE
mm in l‘lrat-elass Companies.
CAPITAL WWII).
.ovnnweflomoo‘moo.’
I Ii‘“ I _. .. . a . at
mm ‘ ma-
rtian-sent W. ‘ as
sent Estate.
r-Fr\
‘ 5.152.": w :lvfisl
flair niretl
wnsmeron' sun.
Opposite Hired Inapp’s Grocery Store.
1 shell endeavor to make this a am class marhet
it will he stocked with the best meat the market
small. and shall sell for
CASH, ONLY.
and mumpwutly can sell at lower :prieea than any
market in the city.
Porter House Steak .......................... N rte.
Loin Steal: ............................... 30 oil.
Round Steal: ............................... . . .16 Git.
ShouldorStealt. ........... . .............. ....ia eta.
Roasting Boot ................................ 18 eta.
Plates and Naval: .............................. 1e eta.
Corned Beet. . ................................. to cts.
Rump Corned hoot ...................... it to 1:1 eta.
Lamb. tom quarter. . . ...... I3 eta.
“ hind “ ...itlets.
“ant-«whole .................................. l8 el‘s.
“ Illt‘od........ .....‘é‘it‘ii.
S.S.DURAND,
AGENT.
STEDEAN’S
ULII WELL HUTEI.‘
.-.. ‘..-v.——.
84-65
Owing to the destruction by
fire of the original Old “'ell
Hotel, the subscribers have Ions
ed the premises known as LU-
CAS‘ HOTEL, 011 Main Street,
where they will serve their pr
trons to the best of their ability
until the completion of the new
hotel on the site of the old nllt'.
walk and the traveling public
generally tor tlw
11111:th hvrotol'm‘o t‘xtmuIml in
them. they Would respectfully
.1t tlwir umv homo. promising: to
do all in thvir power for tho t't1m~
fort of thvir gut‘sts.
It‘r‘slx-rllully.
F. F. Sledman & Son,
I'ROI'RI li'l‘O RS.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Strut]:
Chas. E. Roder
House. Sign. Decora-
tive and
URNAMENTAL PAINTING.
SIIOI' 0."
.‘VUHI‘MM. ( mu . 1.}0 I‘JI’I. lh7~l
Water St., near Washington.
Orders solicited. Work promptly executed.
unfit.
REFUR NISH
Replenish
X'Ollll
Housekeeping
ARTICLES
AT 5. K.LOOKWQOD‘S
_-_,
'l‘ 11 1:3
OLO WELL
CLUB»
1
CIGARS
Are made fiom lbofisl qhflltf
'I‘hunlt'inyr their friends in Not'- ‘
gcncmus put-1
solicit a continuuucu of tho sumc'
...
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[who
JV .1
Kl!" ”'1‘"! ”and 399‘! an we 1W kq naught»?
Anq at
;
Reduce the premiums on your Fire and
Life Insurance Policies. by using
PRATT’S
ASTRAL OIL!
ALFRED KNAPP.
Agent for this City
I .I. 0 VJ}
J.
FLOUR. Gum uni
Lehigh, Luckavvana
axe
PURE FRANKLIN COAL 0F
LYKEN‘S VALLEY.
TRY OUR
SPLIT KINDIJNG \"000
ClllIS'l‘Vl I‘. per (‘ uni.
OAK. per curd
S 900
“1.00
Doilveied at your house
Please call and examine our stock ‘and prices be
(on purchasing else “here.
a. H. wean, Agent,
Foot of Washington Street,
1M." SOUTH NOR\VAI X.
FOR SALE.
The 1111c residence of the late Elhrldgo Brown. on
(“h-ml Stroll. lli't‘l house from West Ava. ls uttered
tor sale on rem-unable terms. llouse contains four
throughout; heated by a furnace Lot mxssn toot:
lumelmru. good frultnnd clinics. Tome easy. Pos-
woolen tirstof April if desired For furthtr
tieulars enquire of JAMES NITL‘HELL.
Real Estate Broker.
I
I
l
1
.
i
l
v
Fences, &c., in
3—11.13: W out of the Depot Near the Nursert'.
Extract 01‘
in l r sale by} arugula“ and
Isubur In G
“a For DECK. Ales“. ‘amm
MOSES DAME'S
any
Not the
Habitable Globe, by Odntract
or by the Day, with org.
without the material.
AT THE L0“’EST PANIC Herons:
RAYMOND, SHER‘VOOB it 1‘00...
Illaildos'si and Contracts!“ 4
South Nor-walk, Coats.
M
‘ erg (station.
CURES D Y EPEPSIA,
Indigestion, (Malnutrition. Headache, whom, Loss of We. and M “m “m" “ ““5 5° W “‘ “m“ ‘° N" “‘l'
all Diseases «Nation m.» a disordered store or
S S'l‘OBl-ACI‘L LIVE R and BLOOD.
That it is tree from auvthlna of n mlueni or ‘iujurloua nature is testlaul to by the Best
Physicians
I‘quahsm man 00.. nan-mar. ow.
LADIES, salve
perm-2st
SOAP!
I . a... :2 I . “ff?
A FAIR TRIAL
ol‘ Havana arm *
I . 7 Want a Purtmr.
hdvut‘tfilufi will gain
’- ‘ Advertising: will keep Old Customers.
. ‘ ll“ i‘tll.‘
[About occult.
uni . linear.
Want a Situation.
Want a Salesman.
Want a Servant Gill. g .; 3
Want to tell. a Plum 1.‘ ill
Went to Buy a Farm. I
Wont to sell a Ca'rhure.
\Vomt {Somme Mal“
wan...» Whitley ammo
“hint to evil timeerlea, or Drugs.
Want to sell Dry Goods or Carpets.
m to find Custoiners for Anything.
Advertise 3!! THE SENTINELI
New Dull-o 11ers
' Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
too. 11 roomtl. pleasantly sltuated.eonvon1ent to either
Village. and within one minute‘ in walk of the "one
Railroad. Hot and cold water bath room. and ear-
T0 All Will] CHI] 811111138 Bflllfllllfl
E( )R I? IQI’IARING. '
Know Ye_ -—-—Thut we are prepared to erect
All styles and descriptions of Buildings,
Houses, Barns, School Houses Stores
Churches, Factories, Outbuildings
~CFURN1TURnI
p Ole Shop
, Martini it: his brother. on
‘1
ti 3'. ”Willi moms at
Pure, Select
III'IIES. [001011188 Mlltmltllt
FINE T01 ET 80m
c ~<=s M a a .
rnnrusmnr m one.“ tumor 1-.
A. CHOICE LOT of WALLETS.
PATENT MEDICIN EB.
MINERAL WATERS.
Trusses, Fancy Articles, Cutlery, _
In {not everything from aQuill Tooth Pick
to an lnlnid Hair Brush; ‘
N. B. ~Phynicians‘ Prescriptions carefully eon»
pounded day and nth Entrance to Residencein
same hillldlug. tor 111;: t calls. on Washington Street.
South Nor-walk. Nov. 17. 1m 1- H
GO TO THE
O/ENTRAL
Boot and Shoe Store.
FOR YOUR
BOOTS SHOES AND BUBBEBS
pertaining to the trade
Ami even-thin
d at the lowest possible
All goods not
GAS}! PRICES.
Particular attention paid to
CUSTOM WORK.
lll'plll'ln' alone In all In bruise-Ice.
than the uncut. best and lama: much at
own. in no. 0113. ml hprices that aery corn-
petition A shared! fth
1’ I? B Ll C» PA’I‘RONAGE
l~ solicited.
l )(-) N OT 13le
To give me a call.
sultan: s. nn‘bwrv,
nnv's 133.com,
_ crrv or scorn nonw___1_u.x
PICTURE FRAMES l
Tm large—l and most complete stock of Picture
P1 sinus and Picture Prowl Materials to be found in
this eoctltm. is in pt cunt-land) on hand by
Btlckittghum & 00.,
At their South Norah): Furniture Store. “hero von
“‘1“?ii‘.‘.‘.f."‘-§t.‘i’.°' .."a‘fiidn‘Sdm’ "’1..." “.3?
WI llll Ill 08 Oil 7
'1 his nr‘m has :11 the latest and y T
BEST APPLIANCES,
tor the manufacture of Frames ia ant class style.
:nd it Emeritus pictum in your house without
rains: I! “Oh 0D nurse moon W m
not be framed at k )- h, they
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
And then you knew or to th s
made to odd much to the 3lain-nio'llielurwttd m I b.
"In: of your house. and with on ur “WWW;
tor doing this Work. the cost \\ill be but trifling.
UNDERTAKE RS
Ala!) DEALERS 1N
MAIN aTItEET. \
OPPOSITE 'I‘llR RAILROAD DEI‘OT.
SOUTH NORWALX.
at ‘nmry m -
0011:?“ and Wtolonle MW" .
New Gui-isms and other Vehicles node to order
and Repairing and Jobbing done in the ham
and with the utmost dispatch.
Having arranged to carry on the hit-lam lately
asnstsnau. s'rnna'r. '
mentioned the skillful and “imitated worm
lately emblem! by him. the «Watson coal .
dent that he tau satisfy all the old some! the
Oldest Stand in herwnilt.
NW
ID-y C. I. TUTTIS.
PIANos;
ié
iron SALE anus no am
Call and“
THE ESTEY COTTAGE WE?
FAMILY GHIIGE
K-
rm; nmn’lmvnn. _'
immune-mar ,
worm, mmsmcnur
COAL. Linn. urn. muss.
PLASTER AND CEMENT
eenatantlyon hnnd st prices to defy competition
Small Profits and Quick Returns
18 NY 3011‘).
ROBERT C. RAYMOND.
ROWAYT‘ON roar Om
Icy. 83. 1871. 8t:
Cannphorine,
ONE OF THE CREATE? DISCOVEIUE 01' Till
AGE NR THE RELIEF OI" RAIN.
Particularly ndlptd to
Rheumatism, Sprains, Still“ Joints,
Glandular Swellings, dc.
ONLY 'rwmr-m'x cm A BOTTLE.
,‘Ol’ soc by .11 w...
REL’BEN nov'r, 150mm:
sou GREENWICI! STREET. NEW YORK
tall for it at
s. r‘. PECK’S,
DRUMIST.
91 1! South Norwld‘ou‘e
GRdUN 1)
LAND PLASTER
RAYMOND B1101;
tso'uru NORWALK.
Montgomery
F L 0 U R!
The best article or
FLOUR for the price
in the market.
-———-AT~--
T. BURR GUYER’S
Y.
SPRING WOOD.
:.J H. FERRIS
Coal and Wood,
FOOT or MASHALL 31‘.
3M ii hull kinds n.’
rtvoon Ann Con 1..
Wholesnlesedlet
Mouthu‘arvlettsswahoqthswe , . .
Mirna Oonl. of vitens Vallev M .
Brick Immi'nhand .11 kinds-1T ..
also. soarn m1! onus svosa it...“
mmommu he. 1 omelet.
5 leafldfiwwalh but;
W «...»... ....
summit counn
FIRE INSURANCE CBMPINI,
South ~ Norwalk, Ct».
caanrenro i809.
CASE CAPITAL $900,000.
ASSETS, "3‘“- ls l8“, Sal-3748.
Dim. Rs 1
‘03“? H. ROWAN. sum. Noni-nib
31!!)me [LY South “Kuwaiti:
1.0mm 'G‘IRSO New Tort.
L. nona'lllom OSIGLOW of mm
TWI m. ‘1“. Kuwait.
mm s. mat-one South Norwaih.
11mg E c ‘wmt.
JUL".- .. i“.
ran.
.nuisn.
“QT“? 30‘“ Nmk.
"meet; some.
a l
wxnrl s. it run: Norwal m t
ortfitcnns s
“1xmLD8HWnD.r-ul ‘-
TALLMADGE nun. vice erg-Tim
unnuv it. runs
. . rnrsnr. Aniagecre . “a ham"
a. r sauna. Agar
new roux omen. 1’3 “m
nos'rov _ e 9 State Street
as G Ll Salk Str
cmcaoo its? 3. Wuhingtfih‘ Stm'.
ST. LOUXS “ Ger. 5th and Olire Streets
All losses since organization lmvo betn
paid in full. in cash including Chicago tire
of October.1871. and Boston tire of .\'m
SPEII AL PH HES
BARGAINS IN
CHINA,
CROGKERY
~——-—A.\'D——
ELASSWARE
~——AT———
EKLOCKWOOD’S
Wall St" Norwalk.
The Best Assortment
...—.03....
CANNED mums.
AT LOWEST PRICES-
GO TO
J. C. CROWE’S
Fish. and Vegetable Market.
main 8:. South Nor-walk
F. H. NASH & BROS.
STORE!
la the place to go to. if you want the prettiest and
Best Stone China.
In the market. Gore. 0. WAR! issue-teens! in
them-e.
FRENCH, CKIXA &PORCELA1.\
fine and cheap. A brie assauent 0:
TABLE GLASS WARS.
French Glass Shades.
m m mint-in Pattie“ cum.
wax Enowms
III! at the medal for I“.
tnonctan PAINT.
Just received three onion. the most dnrnblt‘ pi"
over nude.
Pumps, at all kinds
Steven. IN variety
‘uammmmdmosgtum
Tin Ratings“ :11 kinds or worit done ..
mom. had. ltneud mm.
Steve Ilaohing, is when n: m, use"
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