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WI. 4. NO.
flurry.

Busybcdles.

 

 

ll is a fact. so I‘N been told.

Thai people. In the dsys or old.

Got rich in silver and in gold.

Nu nutter what they bought or sold.
By alluding their own bullion».

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They did not try to wound onc‘s hair.

or cinder snybody‘s nsmo;

Thu cured not when you wont or csrno:

Tory pinned thcmelvcv—you did the same.
it w» your own buslueu.

And if a rush did what wss right

in hiu own mind. and in the sight

llf (ind and Low. by day or night.

lie «out ahead sari fought the until.
Determined on his buttons.

but in deteriorstc. modern day-
Therc‘s quite a clung. in people‘s ways.
And what I person does or say.
Must be held up into the gate
0! every busybody,

And if you do not tell them. too.
“’l‘lcri‘ you no going and what to do.
'i‘hvy‘ll get in such so awful stow.
'l‘bvy‘ll i-vcu wsteh and follow you...
ThL'IL‘ vcry husybodics.

Ami when they surely think they know.
Just whun you route and when you go.
And they will whisper. so and so.
To every friend 3nd cvcry foe»—

Thesc very hu-ybodlcs.

But it we ratio the purine to aé-o;
\thihese manic busybodiss ho.
\\‘c‘ll rind there‘s not l he or she
\\' no has a decent history.
Among these but; bodies.

but let us no more notice take
ili ctll tongues: but. for their critic.
\v.- rinpo and pray they soon may wake
iii-mu wickedness. and money rustic

By minding their own business.

 

55c! rt warming.

'1‘ II E BEACON’S WIFE.

 

 

 

 

l).‘7tl‘vili Flint llilil iiocidml to mow ; llt‘
alrt‘i lul to muvu til (‘—~——‘.lliiil ill-Ciili‘il to
r llllllil'llt‘t‘ liluvlni: st prot‘isrly 5 o‘clock
Motrin lli lining. July 18th ; ullil so on llltil
22mm ll “Mill 0‘ morning yni might. Imil
s izm-n ull cirly ri~cr. bivn si-mi inc 1)....
r N. tll\'t‘-l"tl of lilsl cont unil his Sillltluy
dislitv shaking tllu host rwtlli carpi-ls ill tho
it it‘.t \'.tl'tl

’l‘brrv is no lil‘i'ii of s-iyint: uliit lir illil
llvv. at “but \lri. Flint \\’ til iiwlllu llii‘ll.

'l‘ilvv \s'vlll liirxlllili tho trill in: up pri'i‘css.
\-‘l\' illiwli liuitbi-r poupln do; will not inn
it; i mini“ ii \\ lill ‘\l\ tl\’|‘l‘ .lliiillti mill-«if lliltt
w -rl.l's‘ git Ml“. tho but luuil of fllriillilrtt.
i‘ ‘li‘l\'lllg of tho l)l‘l\’llll‘i \iiii' iiil hull)"
l‘iv i“ iti‘ an i lill.‘ lw‘t lwlln in thin: gins:
‘\ t' «til 13‘ way in liiil ill-gull til 5 ii‘l'ltlt‘k l‘. .\i.

“lib-‘uul iw nothing ‘." s‘iltl lllt‘ troll lliiiu
\ioln ill. us llit‘ lfimmu lirlpml llvr out of tho
\\‘:t.‘iltl, "If wt‘ llilll llt't'll Sq lil‘t‘ llitiziutti'i
full“. Sunni-l. wv wouldn't ll i\'t‘ lli‘t“l llinrc
ill in u ipi il‘lt‘l‘ through now. wiiil‘d Wt‘ ‘3 My!
now my poor bonvs \\'tlllitl il‘i\‘t‘ ‘H‘lit‘tl
through this iillli‘ lti'llltllhlw night—l'lli
:l M tltr Lord knows winii‘i host for nip.“
~iu- .-t illi‘tl. l‘iklll" llit‘ bilw fr-mi illtl H ‘l c “l.
and lookout around for tho twill“.

li writ but ll tow limlrs‘ l'llltl to (‘.. null
ju-t in tin» cuulihl. limit at July twilight tbvy
Wulltrrl up the siriwt to llwir new honing-cry
tired linil thankful—thankful lll‘il lluly “‘t‘rt‘
not Squirt! Itmwoni‘s foliit. but just tllvlli-
sillvvi. if [boy did lllivtl til wotk lulu that
night putting up llic kllt‘lll‘ll at we unil lin~
parking distrust and boil ling.

'l‘umillav was ii day of lil‘lll)‘ troublrs.
Tim biblés wcru iii-ml unil rrouul ; lluyllizllt
l‘i‘i't‘itit‘ll a (routing: of dirt on tho doors linil
windows. llit! depth of which they know not
iwf iro. uni the limit wus intense.

llltt llll' Dani-an possessing unlit-lug curr-
gv. “till his liltlv‘. wife tho sunniest of tort»
pvrs. lhvy slit- 't't‘tlt'll so well that by Thurs-
b iy night. in: he can“! into tilu kitchen with
em m-tntul of wood. where his wife was w: l'i
in: dis or. she commenced singing:

“'l‘ht- Deacon thinks his work is most dono.

B it I let-l as if mine had just begun."

“till you hour that. Sttlutlt‘l Y" silo sviiil.
‘; whim: and turning around to look at hiui

l' was prayer-meeting night. and the Den-
.~ in went in pmycrlmcctin;r for the first time
in i‘ . took an active port. and lifter meeting.
“-13th to shake h‘tntli with the ministrr.
will e mi - of th9 llrcthern. answer inquiries.
and pre‘lvnl tiii‘ir. letters.

lie bad the s itisfuctiun of feeling. on his
way home. that he had made i good im-
pressi-lu ; it pleased him; it would have
plunged us: and he told his little wife that
ii'2llt, in his graVe way. that “he hoped.
r writing as he dill. in midst of a strange peo-
ple. there never might be any occasion of
mnark against him while be "summed
ammzst them."

“I‘m sure I hope not Samuel." she said.
la lislill! innocently up in his face. and add-
ing. .~..~ .1. . nestled her little brown head on
in. siiottl ier. “I don't feel very much alarm.
L'l about it."

The next day, Friduy. the deacon went
back to the old home. hsving some bostnrss
settlements to make there.

“Can‘t tell curtain when I shall be back =
probably not till Monday noon ; guess there‘s
wool enough split to last then. Good-bye,"
be mill. and was gone.

The wee women: want singing back to her
li‘llf washed digital. and with one foot on the
crzi-Eivmcker. she scoured the knives. while
~lie told the story of “Jack and Gill" to the
twins.

“'hen the last kettle was washed. the klmh'
ro s'nve and table brushed and scoured to
their usual shade of bl.“ sud white. the
b my asleep in her little nest of a cradle.
“bliss her!“ shewubld thobrctty I'll! “093
till lip-y blushed 1m [d’pepm then set-
tle-d them in their trundle-bud for a nap.

Den- little won: t she did look so tired
as ahecomcontfroul as hell mm. M
“Wired tobrnshsfly {rounder 111' "3°“
quitn net over the baby. it would have
«ta-i.- yourbwkaehetolook st her- But
it... rho-ow hurt in the “I” body
ll" ll. urizl she smiled with the twt 0!
h’ stir‘ would do 75211.“)! Deacon est!!!
. 1 us.

“i any slick nvhoh'o’nr s little. so if
riot-un- stun“ m X will"! [90“ the
Dexc‘m‘s Won,” ‘0 >fl“ to s
mingnpiothc link git! tilt hm OI-
twe-to the kitchen window;

stitiiensgunotmhsun Sibel In It
”1‘! windwandsosndiomw In
upturned-sym- his. -_

true from a wretched llcudnchc she had the

 

dsy befoic. “Now for tho washing.“ she
said to herself. “I want to intro it till done.
the kitchen cleaned up sud my dram curing.
rd beforc Surnuui conic: iii noon.“

Quietly droning so its not to awukcu the
children. she slipped out into the kitchen.
built s tit-c anticoiumrricoil operations. llow
she did work ! every stop told of something
italic. soil at half past ten. spite of lill hcr
hindrances from bully. who wus cross. she
was hanging out her cloths. an snowy whltc
they dazzled bar «you as the sun shone on
thrill. One and of tho cloti‘hs llliil ruil ucnrlv
out to the front foncc through the sldcysril .
rind the whitest rind thc nici-st cloth: were
hum: there. of coursc.

”How many pimple arc priming. she
thought to herself. and how they lili shire lit
mo ; guess it must he the clolhrs. though. ill-
stcliil of me.“ sub she tcridorly pluucd tllc
rear 01' one of thc Deacon‘s shirts to the lino.
-—"lltirltl wits that the front guts t" Buforc
she had time to turn around. tho Deucnn‘s
energetic steps lilid brought him (‘lnac to her ;
but whut wus tho miller ?
“)llirthli—Ponhlcton—FIlul. lilo exclaim-
ed." what in the world «to you doing 9
Come straight into this house i"

With alook that defies description. tho
little body straightened itirlf up as lllJ'il as
it would go. us she said. “Not till you spl‘uk
to rue dill‘ul‘cni from that. S:tlilu(‘l. and tell
mo why." her lip quivcrlng.

“Don‘t you see till tho people going to
meeting. and you bringing out shirts? l‘ts
Sunday morning!

Such a laugh its run: out on the Sunday
air. I‘m sure tho good pilnpla of (3. own
board before. “0 Sulliiicl.“ she alibi holding
her sides. “it's so funny! no wuudcr the folks
stared at inc and lily cloths. Oil. oh. oil 3“
sud lllc slink down on the crusts ill a v lilvul~
lion 0! lhiltlilt‘l‘.

The poor Deacon. w is it‘llntliilll‘lil ! “liirv
tba“ he said. in such it S‘tdl)‘ udxioux‘ lilll"
she only luughrd the more. and it w m not
till silo looked up into llbt two that silo roll
lted how he was touched i thou silo sto-nl
up sobrtrly. Mil Wltil'lml into the liouw with
him.

The door clmsu hi‘lilllil “Will. and Ill“
wr-ut up to hint Willi u lllttiu curries. tinil
uuiii: “Sliliiliri. kiss and forgive lllt‘. tllltl
l‘ll go in work unit rurcl it it" out. i truly
ivill.“ Mill silo inhalirll ug illi with ill“
thought of what tillt'i hull broil guilty of. till
tho llvuclii kissed lit'l‘ rind lulluliml too, in

spltn of hililwlf. 'l‘llrli ho wulkml in liii‘
window Yilltl looked out.
“\‘otl‘rr not going to lot lbwn ivluilm.

hung out llif‘l‘t‘ all ibly. urn .‘il iribi
Flint l‘"

“(if rolilnol lilii. ll ll iloll‘l hilliiilluu llnw
l‘vr gm illi iii out. Hull‘s going in tiflltlui‘
inc tho Sillis'iililt‘ to ill‘\‘ llltnll with. ixcctilistl
it‘s Silliiluy. do you! Why. it wuubl bo
Wlt‘lit‘ti to bring lllt‘ill ill llcfut‘n sundown
lllll 3!th iit‘tn. .‘ll‘. llvlii‘oll. it‘s lihllll liillt‘ I
cullril you to account. l lillllk-—llil\\' mum
you in bi: twirl-lint: twil-iy? tlucsi lliurc‘s
ii iitilo Siltlil-iy llrvukillg oil hiltli siilo-. lvll‘i
lllt'l‘t“!

'l‘liil ilt‘lit‘tlll lllf‘llt‘ti slowly lil‘ollllil lillll
out down. 'l‘liull Iti‘l't‘llllltz burst-if on llli
litli‘i‘. hilt‘ t ink illtl bonrsl brown flicv in ill‘l‘
iblliili lilltl fl‘tlil :m"llit it “and “HIV “i\\\" and
toll inc ull tliu ll‘tilll‘. ri‘iilt‘liilit‘l‘ (ivurgr
Washington. door."

The l)l‘l\t‘tlll isllllliul. lust ii ll'uCtl of trill blc
in his smile. llllil biking tlitl builds tllul llf'lll
hint (‘illlilVfl in his own. snbl: “Wt-ll ililli-
wollluli. I held tlvrrylliillg llllls‘lit‘illlll liiat
night. ri-tiily to rturt for llnnm on tho 5
o'clock ll‘liill. Solilcllnw. I must lllivo burn
ilnculnnion tired. or also it wus lhc llcul.
lt'iiSlWllytI“ I lll‘ullpl‘tl to sloop ill lilt‘ depot,
and missed the truln.-'l‘ht-n I thought I‘d
lllko the nine o‘ clock twin and got boutr
lllliltiighi so it wouldn‘t ho so llllcstnllo
Siludliy; but we broke down. linil just out
here it hull hour ago. Turn to think. lifter
walking through town. from the curs.stnl
folks i'i looklu‘ lit lilo on llit'll‘ wuy to
church i"

“To think. Siiluucl." she broke in. “after
that ilrrudful triill you should wnlk into
your front gut". rind linil your wife liilnizing
outcldthca in the front yard. and you ll
Dcucon of good standing in the church!
dear! dour! what do you think tho Lord
will do to me for thinking this was worth
(lily. I don‘t think." she added. “him be
very hard on me. because yesterdny was my
Sunday. thought I had suchaslck hrutltichc.
it seems I didn‘t know much about the
day. I'll tell you what. Samuel. I‘ll stay at
home with the babies tonight and you can
go to meeting, and place out your Sundry
to‘morrow. won‘t that do ll"

Bill the Deacon couldn’t get over it. his
heart was heavy: and with his hands clasp-
cd reverently behind him.(liis Sunday walk)
slowly and solemnly he walked out to the
clothes line.

Most of the clothes were dry. for the sun
was very hot. and one by one he dropped
the snowy things into the basket. uncou~
siously humming to himself. “lluvc pity
Lord. 0 Lord, forgive.

Mrs. Flint was washing dishes. but) near-
ly dropped her best glues dish. when the
Deacon walked in with the clean clothes
"I couldn’t stand it. Martha." he said.in
explanation.

“Guess I must sprinkle and iron them to-
day Samuel, wouldn‘t you 9" she sold arch-

hi

you.

.Tho Deacon merely t-jsculatcd a disap-
proving "My desr l" and went into the
other room to read his Bundsy papers.

By and by the people to come
front church. What a sudden. surprising
interest the seemed
household greater: they gaudnnd stored.
sud locked buck. sod gazed spin. But the
Deacon was on humble man. it didn‘t fistier
him; he read his paper and sighed. opened
his Bible to read. and sighed again sud
then "fell to thinking.”

A little while after. two arms stole softly
“Who‘ll chant it. dear and l‘li—" » s
toopen it.

BIN had
or! in n cool all
‘ guilty 3
spend" tho door

Elder cumulus

brushedhrr wavy human dresr-
tic muslin dress with for boo

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

“out” mus-om s
Will-mule. _ f
written-ammm his

roof

to have taken in his

Mood s dear voice said.

knockattlflm th.ud'h°mt

«(plot and looked not a
‘wachcrmon sits
and Duncan

 
 
 
 

SOUTH N

 

 

 

and so ytotcrdiiy was my Sunday. though I
wssiu bod rill day with it sick headache. rind
so didn‘t and out my tillalriko lit till. 'l‘licii
wasn't it funny? I not up lit live this thorn
in: and wont to washing. tlliukluc it was
Monthly. and I‘ll got it“ through bcforc tbc
Deacon not home: 1 acclaim. I‘vc laughed
so about it I fairly italic.“ and the little
feminine oilbildcr laughed «unlit. Mtll so
contugluualy tllul the three luiighcd with
her.

“I‘ve been so good though. Elder. ths
mi of the (lily. l‘in intro the Lord it“ for-
ulvou the for it." and silo sluilod so sweetly.
thry both \voro coiiiplctcly won. When
thry mac to 1:0. lloucou Frost sold in Dru-
cnu Flint. “It is our missionary locating io-
nlght. brother. and it little cxpluuuliou
from you there will art the nllittcr right I
minus."

Up spoke tho fciuiuiiic ViilCL‘llgiill‘l."0il.
yes. Deacon Frost. Sulliuol \viis intending to
oxpluiu to night: I only wish I could be
thorn. bill I cuu‘t lcavo the bublus."

“If you have no objection. Mrs. Flint.“
replied the Doucon. “my Susic will co-nc
and stay with them. and lot you go. she
Would be dcllgbtct ."

“0b. thunk you! that would bu so nice.
you arc very kind!“ und silo buwoi ”will
out of the door.

“Ain't you glad you murrlrd illt‘. Sentinel.
instrlld of Abiuuil liowu ‘3“ mild the small
wmnun sl‘illlnu lit him. No lil~lilt~r win".
the Deacon aulil linil dill.

As she was setting tho loll tublu lllllt
niglll.sllcbrokc out int-l unolllrr merry

luuull.
“\V'illit‘s llllc lllsllill‘ now. \ltl‘ll‘ 3’“ sold the
Dt‘ROii“.

“0. Samuel. 1 Wrist thinking how you
“ill!“ halve lookud. coming up the street
will; your Sunday wuik. yuurlluniis ciusprii
BOli‘llllll)‘ llt‘llilltl you. till you got in tho gillt‘
liuil suw ultl hanging up your shirt iii the
front yard. lilt‘ll bow sinddvniy you broke
into your \vuck»iiiiy stride! llll? llu l" lllltl
tliry both i’lllgilt‘il tigiwlllrr till the tours
t‘lllllt‘.

Sllppcrm’nr. lilulit‘.‘ wunliL-ll. bully ilriitll‘lli
mill Sllslo tolling Hitll‘lt‘fl to ill” twins. tho
Dinar-in lillil his wifn slurlwl for church.
‘1) lil‘l bu ton lilililllii‘. Sliilllivl." alw “‘liir‘
lll‘l‘t‘ll lit iii" ii ml. "work it iil‘lt‘ hillt‘t“ if in”
will. lillil l‘ll yttrium yolll i‘l‘l‘llrl \\’lit‘ll it‘s
lllllil to map.“

'l‘hn illtwllliu ii'un llllt‘lit‘il u». llwl ii; lilt‘li
lil‘otlwr llil'ili \\"L‘i villi‘ii upon for u l’t‘llill‘l
fi‘iiili itilllli.

.\ illllti \\'ll\‘. ll‘livk rywii lll ill ltlil' lilitl
nuiil. “lll‘illhrllll. li‘w not llllil‘ii lintl l‘i‘pul'llllg
from iil‘tilill‘ii i‘ illilll'li-s. Wilt‘ll I'lLlill ltl iilll‘
lllill‘il ll llit‘lill‘i tl‘;i\'il on Solid iy. itllll list
ititns' wivoi Wtiriii null limit: illll clollius tw-
folii inlr rymiiu \\‘l' wulii in lllu linllw of
limit lcull fur llll i'\liiilllilililll "

li-‘lli‘ til l‘hllll li‘illil llll'ii‘. llill ilillltlll lily
llllll‘ul liiln ilnwil. unil lliv lll‘\l llllliilll‘ lllt'
whulv t‘illlul‘t‘g‘tlittli was I'lll‘ll'il‘i‘.l by tho
.‘llllllill of u li\\t‘i‘l \Vlllll'lliiV \‘illl‘il hill‘lllil'l
“.\‘\t\\'.(l Lin-i. l‘slilllil'ill ilil' Word ii iii-
lily st-i‘i‘liili.sit shrill l llllVi‘ Will‘l‘t‘Wllll lo
unswel‘ llilll iil‘ll l‘i‘lil‘illll‘lii‘lli lllt‘. for l trust
ill lliy Word." 'l‘boll “lining to Mill Hill
silltl. “My biotin-r. you sh ill burn your
l‘xliiillliilltlll."Milli in ii hilll|ill‘. illilitwl ill it
ohilil~liko wannabe lolti lilo story of her
lllifil'ikt). tillll lilo llmii‘oll‘s iiclliy.llirll "iiili‘lll.
“My lll‘ullll‘l‘. ,lllllirn litiililllL‘. brfilrv lllt‘ lilili‘.
iilltll llln lanril t‘lllllt'.

“ For we hilllli nil hllillil bul‘uru llil‘ judg-
llli‘lll limit of L‘ill‘iuhulid i‘Vt‘l’y ()lit‘ Sllttll it'll-ii
lili licvollntof lililiavll‘ in (loll. lvt us not.
tllilrrforu.jllilgc illli‘ tilliillil‘l‘ uny lilorvl“
Yniir slurp. my brother. will be swcrt in-
llitrlll if your llvurl is lit pouch with God. us
urine is. for. “I run prrsuuilotl lliul. lll‘lillt'l‘
tlt‘lllll liol' lilo.norungclsulur prlilclpulltivs.
liol‘ puwriw. nor things prrsi-lli. not
things to conic. nor lli‘lL'lii. lllll‘
nny (Alli‘t‘l' t‘i‘i‘tlilli‘i‘. nllull llil ubln to si‘purulo
me from tho lnvo of God which is ill Christ
.lvslls. our Lind.“

The next morning the ltov. lli-llry llrowu
ulld his wlfo clillml vcry \lliCt‘l‘UiiitililOllaly
on the new ilciivnil.

“We know it Wouldn‘t bu ti'ilshlngthiy
early. I could llurilly wuli to gut licrc ilud
iulk our the funny nil‘iir.

you to tukc the pulpit.“
“Why. bless lllt‘ l“

felt so ashamed of iuyaolf afterwards. I got
under the doucon's coal ! "l‘wuh tho first time
I ever spoke in my life."

“I hope it won‘t be the last. Mrs. Flint. if
you always spook its much to the purpose a:

in! forwrirtl.

“Yes!" broke in his \"iri‘. “Ilcnry sold
he‘d always advocate woinun‘s speaking in
meeting after this.“

“It was capillil !" mild Mr. Blown. rccrOSS-

“Just what Job Dean has headed for a long
time. a good rcproof. but no one bud the
courage to give it to him. Your little wire

her for."

funny passages to her. "You have music
yourself famous; look out for plenty of
calls this week i"

“Oh.well."she said tossing the baby,

ty of time.”
Mrs. Brown laughed. and said:

day."

you fully
cabin without my

run hmlnz “P 30“!
yard I" '
Somebody

mined the baby. ’ .,
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hero.“ liillirbotl Mrs. Brown.“so wo (‘lilllt‘

llrnry fluid uflrr
you sat down lust night. he felt likn inviting

i-xcliiimcii tllo usioll-
ishcdlltlla hody,bllishlng liko ii girl. “I

you did lust night.“ said the ministrr. com-

ing the room to where the Deacon stood.

bastiorte what the whole parish will thank

“Everybody I‘ve seen since. is just cut-ap-
fitted with you." said his wife to the laugh“
lug hernine. who had lust rehearsed all the

“the washing is done, and I shall have plow

“I think I shall send you word next S n-
urdny night, that the next day will be Sun-
day. cud you had better not wash till Mon-

“Mrs. Flint." said the miiilstcr.“I think
competent to manage your own
at ‘my wife‘siuterfcr-
once.“ sud so. laughing merrily. they do-

cd. ,

“Samuel.” said his bonnie wife. as she
closcd the dour. “don‘t you think I‘ve irilrw
tinned you pretty wall I Will you ever call
me Martha—Pendleton—E'iinil agaiinmbcn
alibi 3&3 Illa trout

wss chased out. in the kitcbon
lint than. and laughed so loud that it

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Jackson's Duel with Dickinson.
*

Dickinson wus u proiuiailiir young mull.
belonging to it highly wailcolublo fuiuily iii
Nzishvillu. and the Junior of Jucksou by scr-
crul yetiru. Atlucliod in ii illii‘crcilt uliil lion-
tllc friction. be imagined it rirulry where
none existed. rind bring in the habit of
drinking too Irtlcly.occllsluuully iuuiiu rc-
murki which would not hour rtlpclliioii. Of
course llli‘y wrril ropciitcd. und to tho one of
till others inost douply llitcrcatiltl.
\Vllcii illc first oil‘olico‘of this kind lruilav
pirtlil. Juoksnu wont. to lliillilusnn‘s hither-
lu-ltiw. told whit llu hurl lll‘tll‘il. linil lulu-gird
him to u‘illll‘tl. if llnSl-illiit‘, tluliillsl ii siliiilur
occurrence in tho fuluro. Tho wurlilng wait
of no nvull. for whcu tho winc \vlis iiuliili in
tho lisccliilunl. Dickinson throw out tho lililllc
slurs. llllli illislbnc they cost him his heart‘s
blood.
The ililul nyrnslbiy nl'lgilluiril in u horse
rucc. which. by lilo way. was never run;
but the liniinils of it. so fur lls Jiickson wus
cmlt‘i‘l‘llt‘tl. ~lny in tho flirt lllut Dickinson
lluil spoken ill of Mrs. .lut‘ksnn. Dickinson
was it ilO‘lil shot ; (Mlllll lilt llulf u ilollur ut
ltln prices. lilli birds on tho wing. rind Pl‘l‘r
f \rln (illit'l‘ miractllillla fonts with tho pistol.
llu wua us brawn llllii cool its hr Wili‘i skillful.
and ili'Vl‘l‘ i‘llii‘il. iiiltnl u iloiibt lit-i to the N.
suit of tho Cttllllllll. 'l'hc url‘unguinont won.
llilil wllrn the word \viis given. illcy could
fill! us noun lis tiitly plunsozl. Jackson. knitw-
lug l)lckllisoil‘s silpcl‘lnr quickness with his
wmpou. rosulvcil not to uitclllpt to gut llifl
first “I‘ll. bill to lake tho chuucos of ii sci-onil.
The instant lilo slullul wrist shoulcil. Dirk
lllsoll llrrll. 'l‘lio «lust ill-w from tho ill-oust
of this loosoliitlnq black frock cimt which
.lliirksnn worn. bill llt‘ stood there iikt‘ li pil~
bit of ltllllllllllll. uppurrnlly \llllllll‘lllt‘ll. lllrk-
luflilll sttlrttlii brick in horror lillil iiiiiuznlilcnl.
cmduirning. “ lily—*3 lili\‘\‘ 1 lilissoil him 2‘"
ills Sil‘l‘ll lillil \illl‘iilt‘llilllfll ulltugunlst took
lltllilll‘l‘liit‘ liiili. liliil plillml llll‘ tt‘lpurr. 'l‘l s
tilstlll tllll not riispollil. llo iimkui lillti
found it With nlliiI iil hull (lurk. .\ .‘lt't‘llilll
lilill' he look liiln. iillil url tho liliill‘p L‘z.li‘li
rum: out illllllllL: tlli~ Silt‘lil \i-untls “ilt‘l'i‘ liii‘
llrliiliy scrum was llllxl. Dickinson twill-ml
lilili l‘i-ll lulu llit‘ lll‘llii of his li‘ll‘ilii. liu ilicil
‘iil‘ sumo night. .
.l irksoil wua itiilt‘ to mount iii-i lini‘sn lillil
I‘ltlv linlllu lll‘xl ilui'vhirvli' illill‘. for lbw
lilllit‘l which so t"l\l‘li in liiin‘u’ liini il‘lll it‘ till-
Illlt‘fitlti lllrulilli lill‘ ii willy pm .\1‘ lm lil‘i“i>\'
“iiil i‘lll llin lll‘l‘iril ll tor. liivl sil'ti‘w \\'t‘l(l
full of lllmul Wlit‘ll ho \i =ll-iml from lih' filiil
lllvlil; bill ho l‘tlllt‘t‘llll‘li llli‘ furl. lm ill! will.
“llt‘i‘lill‘l‘ ini illti not until l)ii‘l\iii'-iill to lure
llln snllliiti-lioll ul' itiimiltlit illail lli‘ liiti hit
him ill nil “ lll lillFWi‘l‘ in lilt‘ illln-lluvl how
iii” i‘tllllii. lifti'l‘ l‘tlrrivillu .‘iilt‘il u P-lllli‘li. I‘l‘l‘lili
iii». Pv'l‘l‘llllll‘hi tillli \il‘l‘\'t‘. ill‘ rt pilmi. “l inw
ilu‘l't‘ l rilinliii haw iiilii‘li iii it ii iii lic shot
llll‘ llll‘ltil:!_il lili‘ itl‘lllll.”
'l‘bi- \\‘\|\lllii llt‘Vi‘l‘ :iil‘lil‘il pimp. l'li'. llllil
Wit-i lill‘ \ll‘l';\\l~|ll \il' rl‘ltl‘ll‘lll lininnll'lisirn in
illl‘l' \'l“il‘t. tillul Ilillill'ii"i\' l‘lll~t‘ti his lit‘ilii.
'l‘ln in it n \I'\‘lill‘il(‘i‘ going to allow til it
.lui‘lisnu l'\‘l‘l‘ l‘i-lelli‘xl ill till-i ii\lii. lull:
zil‘ll-i'wxilib- ~illili~i~ii. only it low \\'l‘|'l{lillt‘rlll‘t'
ili‘ «iii-ii «ii fliililii. vlulllllu lli'i fiit'k i‘l\lllllll\‘l‘.
ll tlilll’llt‘tl l‘l pi. R up uli will pistol hint;r iln
37:3 ll_l.i!ill‘l. 'I‘lil‘ Iii-i-ll-ryi‘ i lll\'liii\i sow tilt‘
lilul-vlili-ul. illlil l'vlllul'liml liilirlly~ “ 'l‘li -t it
tho plnlnl with which I iiillml .‘ill‘. lHi‘iilll-
siltl.“—->‘l. lulills ul‘lllilliit"\ll.
»«o-

All l'Ni‘i'lll‘ll' ultl \l"lll‘||ll. who. ll lying iron
up will tlll‘llily :il ll i‘ii‘ll'ily l'nlii ‘. illii ilul liku
lil ii'il his Ni‘\'l‘i'(l lli'llillilllx \Vlri‘ ‘llilW iin
(‘llllil‘ by l'. 'l ll l‘y l‘vliinrkml. us it“ illllltlllil
ili‘l‘ lil»' l ml till ll.n S.i.lltrl‘s giro ii to
llllli.

'l‘iic followlliu: lllllllll l".iillcl"l‘.iyi.lt is “ill.
but well Will‘lll publishing uuri‘ln. \Vlllli‘
it‘t‘lill‘lllL‘.‘ on li‘liilli‘l‘lilll‘l‘. bu wus illhfil‘il by
min of ill“ lwnri-rs. u notorious ill‘llllktll‘tl.
’l‘:iyiur slilppvil. puiilli-ti at tho oil‘unilvl‘. linil
sillll: “'l‘liilrr‘s ll rt‘il limit it‘ll into (‘nld
wntvr. don't you hour it hiss l'“

A nmiupzipul‘ says. lllut ill l‘t'lliy in ii qurs
lion lwfuru lilo ltll‘llllt' t‘illllllilllUO of tho
Cilll‘l tilii'itilf lllo district. us to tho silllluci
of u lecture in in: given ill tho lllslllulliln.
llif‘ ii Cllii'f‘l It‘it‘ql‘lllliJl l. “ A irislo (li' Niipii‘S
ilnil Rollie." 'l‘ho upcrzitor ill-lilo it l‘L'lltl.
“ A liislo of ripples llllll llllln.“

A Chicago reporter wrnt to u p'tl‘l)’ the
other day. and was good enough to ri-nlurk
that ri certain young liltly lillll the suinllcst
waist iii the room. Tlii‘fe is no sense in
getting wrathful with the young mull-tho
other girls killod him the nuxt (luy. Mid
tbuy mutic llllll a grave \\'li"l‘t‘ ibc sunllcunls
rest.

w._._..‘..
An old limit and his wife. who came in by
the Control rullroiid ycstcriluy morning. 8th
about thirty hacks ill tllb door of the depot,
and about thirty buckmeu shooting 3“ buck"
at them. The mun took it all as it high
compliment. lind turning to the old lady. he
said. “I toll you mother. they think we are
something great. or they‘d never had all
those carriages down here to meet us. I
wonder how they know Wt! was coming ?"
-—Delmit Free Press.
wfip..fl
An exchange says: Olil Skiufliui. with a
speckled hen.wus in town lately. hitched his
learn to it fence ill the roar of this ofllce.
Pulling: an old ten-pound suit; slick from un-
der the scut,he proceeded to feed the horses.
“'ll‘ll. on earth the lib“ W!“ for we could
not. iilluginc. until. j-ixlt hot'm‘e hitching up
to return. be tied one cud (if the string ui~
tacllcd to the lion's log to the hind wheel of
the wagon. rind the mystery wus solved—-hc
had brought along lilo ban to pick up the
last not left by the horses. that nothing
might be lost" '
”Maw—q.-
EATING WHEN SICK—It is the custom
among a certain class of people. when a
llietlibt‘l‘ of the family is sick. to bugiu all
mice to lick. “Now. who! can you out 9"—
Evcry «mo has iiuurd the old story of the
man who are nlgllteco ilumplingu when he
was sick. On our decision. when engaged
upon the tigblcslitli. his little can sol-i, “I331.
give me it place.“ “ No. no. my son.” replied
the father. “30 wry. D‘I'S sick." When s
young man has been surfcitod. in salmon
and out of seams. until exhausted nature
gives way. and: fever is cooling on. the
good without; iagtriluble. She anxiously
i cut; you out?

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

3 rotatory “demarcate! 30133.8 \ got

 

ORWALK, CONN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1‘87 4.

§ailflr gorilla“ gculmclfl

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.

 

HORTON & OOLDIN, Proprietorc.

ill’l’lf‘li lb‘ CLARK .t lANR‘tl “WK. NAIR sum.

 

ituo \‘our.....02.oo l at: Mouth-mum!)
fllrlalo (topics. 8 Cents.

'rlililits s'rulwrwr IN ADVANCE.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

 
 
 

linucolumu one your .....tb‘lilm
title ooluiuu uric limit. . . . . .. - “.00
liulf column one your. . . . 7N“
liiilf column onu time. . . “.09
litiurlor column film your. £5.00
Qiiurlor column ouc limo. Ml“
Ono square ttnu your ............... 15.00
lmosmruro oucwoolt.............. ......... 1.00
0h. sqlnirc for ouch sllbsoqticiit weak. .30
Two autiurils rim) your ................ . 95 m
l‘lll‘t‘ti nqusrcs one your ........................ 80.00

[T Ouc inch spams constitutes s square: hilt no
udvnrtiscnlcnts will be countcd loss than om) square.
Morriutrns sud Doolit- inset-tad gratuitously.

Ilorlil Notices to count per line.

ibAflNTOVN.
D E N T I S T .

Extracting tcuth uni! inscrtltlg artificial dunturcs s

spiirlully.
OFFICE OVER SWORDS CLorruNo Eur-onion.

Son th Norwal‘l.

ittl3 y

(

;lt( )detlihfi.

.toilN llU'l‘ClIINGS.

ll‘iirris. Ely‘s Block. Mull)
Ill'i‘ii. Solilli Nurwrilk. 'I‘lililtkful fur lliti post pul-
i‘lllilitl‘i‘ rornlvml trum bill cuslouiors. ho hupust.\ y
in‘i‘plll: is wood asuilrlinilni of tirilcuriou til nll‘ll
'ln-ir upprolutiun iiiui litt'lll‘b it goncrous shtiro of
ilii‘ll pulrnliuuc in tho filluru. 1-”

l“ H A NYC A. T014141SS a CO"

DEALER! it!
it ililt‘hltiES PROVISIONS.
i'rusurws. .lclllils. Council Fruits. Etc.

OPERA HOUSE BLOCK MAlN 81“..
7c soil'l‘li NtJIlWALK. norm;

lt‘iirtttiu‘iy llutchinus it

til y ,
\‘V . It. rl“.)14hl‘180
Duulur iii
Sim-rs. 'l‘lli \l'llrit. (‘imkllig l‘luliriluI
Lumps lull ilousu Furnishing (tooth.

hit-tut llmtlltt'. 'l‘in. i‘nppur and Short iron work
‘\vil‘li‘ll limrilur. dubbing of \ill klliils prompt-y
.ti. lltlt'il
i- ll WASHINHTHN .‘i'l‘lll‘ili‘l‘. Slll'Til Ntill\\'.\l.K.

l’u. 's‘. It. sww'r.
l) 1.} 'N '1‘ I S ’1‘

“PIN?“ I‘VE“

ANDREW Sl‘ildilil‘K‘S "00K S'l‘illlli.
FILLING. A SPECIALTY.

Nitrous ilvliln litiillfiiin‘lnrmi fur oxlrui‘ling. tlnb v
hours it A. hi in h P. hi. no

THE CLARK HOUSE,

SOUTH NORWALK.
murmur: .v. l'. .e N. u. 1:. li‘. alum:
Geo. Clark. Agent.

ltili v
if {tricolor ”or AK 1 N t i-..

MRS. L. E. WELLBS

licspi‘i'lfilliy lllftll'lilrl lilo liliili‘ti liliil nllc hint luknn
liloi'uutllliili'vr MRS. .ll'lill'S lllllJJNlllliY. Millll
Sll'i‘ill. ullil \Hiit‘lli ii Illlil'l“ of limit illitruilligu.

liti if Smith Nurwuik. Fob. hill. till-l.

FRANK mnAno col;
Wholesale Confectioners,

AND
ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS,
For liitl iibolt'sulo ullti rotuil lrurlu.
.‘I GAZETTE BUILDING.
NORAVA OK. f‘ON N. lit

 

.Vf ).

to u is "LI. ‘ iii; A 151s,

Attorney as Counsellor-at-Law.
' Ollicc ill Sworil’s Building,

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

iilmro forulrrly occupied by Millvillu E. Mord.)
Ellli'lltti'it ull Washington Sin-ill.
Prni-tirwi in all the (‘tllll'ls of tho Slum. (‘nll\'0\'~
flill‘lllfl curofully oxccutud. Cullccuutis "Erilntplly
N“.

Mlvllilitfl to. .\
illllcr hours from R .\.M Pill} 13 M.: from I l’..\I. to

5 PAL; from 7 P. lil. till ii

GREGORY‘S POINT
MARINE RAILWAY,
SOUTH NOR‘VALK. CT.
CAPACITY OF RAILWAYS, - 1.000 TONS.
Vcssttls Built or Repaired at Short Name.
Furniture for vessels. Point. Oils. Dock Varnish.

Oukulu. Ship Tools. ctc.. constantly on hand for sale.
Hi! GEO. S. BELL.

 

Western Lager Beer.

The subscriber has complctcd arrangements for
receiving
FRESH FROM THE BREWERY.
a constant supply oftho above superior Lamar Boer.
which he will furnish the public lit his SitiOOn on

Mtlln slrccl. next to Nasbs‘ 'I‘iu Storc.
843—3") WM. STADLER.

’— BENEDICT’S

 

DINING 'R o OMS.
119 Chambers Sh, N. Y.

148

KGVRICULTURAL msuR/ilTCE 00.,
0F WATER/TOWN, N. Y.,

Assets over $100,000.00,
0. E. WILSON

Tublea reserved for Ladies.

 

Agent {or at:
nonwnur nsnurv was-r
EAti'l‘ol! and uuongu‘r‘

Ofiloe lit-Moor to Fairfluld County Bank. Korwali:

BELL it: HILSDON,

Whats-lac suit noun Ire-iter-

~15...-
OYSTERS, (SLAMS. FISH
AND LUIBSTERS.
Oysters by the Barrel and Gallon.
Tomato Cattup'by the Hall Phil cr Barrel.
FRUIT AND VGETA BLES.

Canned Fruits and Vogutahlo’s.
warm on was now roux t. r
m w n v1) m nun

 

South Nor-walk. Conn.
mu um. / woman sworn
i—tf .

xfl'flfl'm‘ 1mm l'snditicourlnn
‘ " naturism“.

 

 

. .

 

:truml.:~..;::e..oi.l

“I'll! 'I‘O IOU!“ NOBWAI-K

IlNI‘lNIl-t

raos.r.onorr.
LAN DSCA PE GARDEN ER
Allow“ to W Way Out Q! Why SM“.

Orders Percival illmu h P. 0. Box at. Sat tuck.
CL. or at this ofllcc. will 0 promptly attend to.

Rotor-client

John W. Mason. use“ Turrytown. N. Y.

W. II. Asrluwauu ‘ “
Compo. What i“

Aux. M. Lau'ltsscs rt.
.toiuoui Jnvumns. (ltlp‘vsn Winklo!) “chorus. NJ.
p is. “I if

Cains Corn. Phlisdci
" W. H. LAVALLEE,
H A R N E S S E S .

llOl‘iO Fur-niobium Goods and
Trunks.

 

G. 8. NO

PHDTUGRAPHEB.

Washington St,

SOUTH NORWALK.

 

FIRST-CLASS ’

JOB PRINTING

THE “s E NTIN E L" OFFICE.

FRUIT JAB:
REPAIRS,

wAT—

a. K. LOOKWOOD’S-

 

Main St... South Nor-walk.

listlilno.

JOIIN ll. SDIITII.

FLORIST,

ORDERS LEFT

”‘7-

RAYMoivD 3308., OFFICE,

In POST OFFICE BUILDING. will recclvs promp
soon site i

, tit on.

 

 

EAST 5le OF MAIN STREET. SOUTH OF RML ROAD
City of South Norwnlk Conn.

Phillis uuii Flowers ui‘ull Sonatina.

Flown" tnr Funcnis furnished. and listefnily sr
ranged to ordor st short notice.

NORMAN S. KELLOGG,
Carpenter and Builder.
SOUTH NORWALK,

Pialiluu Mill alluding. (“airliner tum sldr.)

 

Ncm' Noe Steamboat Landing,

SOL‘TII NORWALK. CON N.

'i‘lio subscriber is nrcpiirnd to nuke muirsctfifuv
building iillil roiwriiug of all kind: vii short notice.

Hil

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Bill FUR Hi]

ros 'riu user
OX’STER STEVV

incity or county. Also

Roasted, Fried or Raw.

MEALS AT ALL HOURS.
IIOT TEA AND COFFEE.
BREAD, PIE OR CAKE.

Comnc'rmxnuv. CIGAR! m Toucan
ALES and WINE.
Oysters by tho Qum. Gullah. or :lushel. at

8. HUBLBUTT‘S.

LBU'l‘T'S

 
 

8001‘)! swans m3 "

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Wilma. . ~. ~
Juice-m. '1‘. flow.

mar— .OIaw. &

WVMO-Jut'lsc;fiwu_. «.2

Netuon J. (haw.
m—Horrls 1. Norton.

)1. Lane. . .
W and sum—Josiah 3 lay-pl.

Norton. 3'. l". Byxbos. 7
strut; csd Mall—thins 3.0”".

1!. Raymond. Burr Nash. , , 3.

 
 
 

mood. X. I. Norton. ‘

Byxboc. ‘ , ‘
Repair: and Won-r. 1*. intros. 3‘!

 

 

m SDI-IND!!! m FAN“! m

n E LLY WHIE

est-gt. c. c. mull,
wmmmrm 3* ' :
Lava South fiat-walk only .
cc tuna“: ,
big! sud N ”.3:an “ m

 

(i L'Elletll HARDWARE.
Ml‘lCllANlCS‘ TOOLS.

or ihn ltvsl oiluilly.

PlilillS, 'Oils and \Vilidow Glass.

illui. Mill‘llt‘tl Illd Duuii Lurks. l‘ovcnlriin. l‘liitod and
htliiuriil Bimini. ii luv-c unilrlulmit ut 'i‘lihlil rill.
l‘iwkht i‘iitlury. of tho \Wll quality. clinlip for con-ti
Home Furnishing Goods. Jiltliiucuu Pinter Will-u.

er‘VN DIOWIQRS.
.igrlvllltilrul lillplillllaliia. Mwhuillcs‘ Tools.
W. 1‘. QUINTARO a CO“

No. ll. Opera House Block.

sui‘Til Nolt\\'.u.l<. CONN.
siiiui xsarv

'(i-tf
I a

U nlcn Marble Works,

l'i‘AlJAN AN!) AMERICAN MARBLE.
GRANITE. DIME. 0R BROWN STONE

h II()N URIJCN'1‘8,

Slob-t. 'l‘uhln‘s. sll‘ksl. kc. as woll no Montic- and
l-‘urllltunl slabs in autumn.

AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE muons.
Follielilry Fencing, Iron Railing, .t‘cu
Also importer of

Sootoh Granite.
Address E. II. PRICE, Agent,

Milrbunio SL. tn the l‘t‘lll‘ of the now Bunk.
Norwullt. lil-l-tf

iv. l‘. ui‘lN'l‘Altii.
Smith Nilrwulk. Nov. 97. W10.

JOIIN SCIIAUB,

CUSTODI 'V‘VORK.

All out own work is guaranteed to give satisfac-
tlein." it share of the public patronage respectfully
so it: e .

Cor. R. R. Place and Clay St.,

Opp. Adums‘ Bat Shop sud R. R. Dcpot.
13043 '

S.PAKULSKI

Respectfully informs the Ladies of Norwalk sud
vicinity. that he has alleged the services of s first.-
cisr-s manufacturer of

HUMAN HAIR WORK,

Who will make up. st his shop. nil kinds of work
dcslwd by ladies in the intact and most approved
styles. tasking over “combines" of the lady‘s own
hair. or will supply hsir to order. He has slso con-
stantly on hand. a line asset-uncut of

SWITCHES, ,
nnA ms.
CURLS, 150.,

Which he is sblc to cell at lower roles than «subs.
fore offered. Ladies desiring such work. will do iii-oil
to call before put-chafing alsowhero. as ho can 'm
thorn thst he can sell twenty per cost. lower i. '
any other doctor. . . 7
He basaltic titted up a Priming Saloon for

LADIES’ AND CHILDREN‘S
HAIR DRESSING}.

Bewpiesthclnoetorstn 3 .
ELY’S BLVD GK.
Formerly counted or IM‘ stow—om of the best
lmtlousin the city. lathe mof the we“
lconhohusnne ’ ' '

 

3 F09. GEMLEW.

 

 

 

amounts:- mm m

 

 

 

 
 

 

Elli Bissau illiSliatirg;sa]m *3 ~

iiili‘i "3:;2lu‘lllu pi’lrus. Saiiafiiclion guaruntuoil. 00“. “AIR AND ANN "1’ SOUTH NOBW Ill
lTlt" l .
H A R D W A RE , «woman w. SMITH
<
'i‘ . l-mlt usuorttnciit in town of ‘

Doctor in all kinds of Clinic.

OROOERIES,

PIIOVIHIONR.

FLOUR AND FEED

The Oldest Grocery in South Norwsllt.

Wu no sure it rims not "quire columns of srlvvr
tiscmsuin to satisfy our customers thst

otoiir «mun isslwsyu the bust in market.“
IN ii)

at chimp su can be parchsuod elsewhere.

Prot‘tiivo tokou In lfixohannr

\V. 'I‘. CRA‘V & SON,

- REAL ESTATE

AND

IR'SURALNOE

BROKERS.

We are round to he lists the sat
rlousssf‘s'romts. FA ' m.“ u

s. sud other
tstc Broken in the city. We bsve s

any n
amount of desirable prone of c doscrl don . '
. our Mogul. and are in magi roentpl of sppficsdog M :‘3 Ait)“ 5°...” I
3001'. and Shoe Store. ”9“" “ "m" ' $2: 2: W“ ,
Allkinds of - 7‘“ “ ff?“ mm
a y.
Men's, Boys’, Women’s and Chil- ' 7" .. "W
¥ 0: \l
News Fire Insurance. moo .. mm“
1:15 rut. Accommodation.
3001's a. snow iii ”muff“ ~
or the Lstcst Styles. :3: 3 W
w i l l mu Con ' m I
”mm” “mm“ "1" w n rein-35$: will? ‘ivflimlmi‘g‘if... D311: New York tor-oust

Ir Lion-mute. wins-nu

Wino“ It?” cums.

City Surveyor’s Oflice.

Surveying in oil its branches.

'w. T. culiw a; son.
arr-tbs IN mar-s am

P.0-Box. M1
fit- .,

throat: I

mum on If)",

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Retinal les York. in
$363???“ alumni... m . .
r. st..€8uudmoxoo;tfih '“ k ’ 7
room W *
fruit: the dggpt s wmw
of tho owner. m ‘ -
Pang-.60 Cents. Excursion TM 7 "V
rumour rm xr roar-mu as 7
Rsfrcsbncnts of all isms Mass-ii.
it. It.— m i t
hillbilly! .39" u x"
mu; 3'... ‘ "’ mm“;
A...

trrliii h
st 7:40. sud trou‘gcw film It“.

ran rumour mermaid
FROM nonwnfi 7

City it Nolrall it P. F. :l

Will leave from each '9‘;
Produce sold without our! «tor. . . "

Fright at old mm I .

figfiwtrmumm~ "’
orwallt, if ‘

SUMMER ’ ammo
mmxam Mall. in. «

may I‘m-s luv. south rt , ‘

AttiSA.I. Porsllltadouol . -
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11:93 P. X. Fnlght‘l‘ntn.

Luv. Danbury for loath W
Atoms. 1.9: . l . gas
Prolghtstsubl‘. it." " u. ! “I. I“ 3

 

.romgw .
Newark and New Ham

 

SPRING mauve _
‘3?" W wars. ,
Trista l Man" "'3“ rm '
a a“ 'chI‘I“ “
'0? Iii 'rfii‘i}
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