VOL. 4. N0
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the lauds-tan rshtsu I raw '
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”g, pies-ed. be all“ blames-Imam.
rm. guilt}. hockward drew. h Mini noel.
3m. to the sealbld‘s vugo: I Iona-t tore.
. “op—hid burl-d hint» the with door.
n, peril seen. tall!“ l. Iaiutslwood
anck nhlsthoaghha “bison-Idem
“mg the bosom- W m
The artist. and with race his hr! ayes fishedt
“when he knew willows-“them!
or zero! no wrathwaehncsutonantuds
n: that kind love tht showed itself so rude.
by s cirrus“.
3.4 to give it to on
at... bi: work the artist
lac tiered what
it. .1: an artists. and our rangin- tseni
we: visions mm. which as. in Ill than 3.15.:
(in: minds riatevwitl W pond“
' me our iiis‘s lira“ piled, N! in” ”'d
l at suit of all delith so o‘dr mods
0i rapture rise. full one. 601‘! land M's
Apia.“ the pictured pond oi our drui-
sumetning that more its beauty in our eyes:
And on our beam with angry grief Ire Iliad:
Yet were the peril mum-ll“
I.“ would the pussies is our breasts he stillod.
ind we. saved by our loss. through Mam
mum are new all was host oven. fiend willed.
M
cmram.
last night. as I hid ll the Milt“.
lime-trod tummyoorspsseh
i lay in the light and ensued us.
But empty lay aching Iruts reached.
idrow but! my slim “Mid.
'i‘u lot in the splendor oi night.
And it fell on my hot. throbbing boson.
That glowed and plied la ill “(it
i breathed the m M d “I mum.
l rattled in the moon‘s silvery ilood.
Tiii i pelted with heat and the isvsi
or love in toy riotous hicbdz
I 'nsshd cuitay Mtwa 0‘ “THO.
rm 1 wished that it were a (tarot
Than went to the
There Iiy hot body to lava.
lumped in the sparkling waters.
Beneath the broad “It d the moon.
And. the air was oppressive with fro-ram
or flowers. that hung folded at noon.
l ilstiesoiy gazed on the yard“.
\i‘hrrs pal-t tress bowed to the were.
Pur my heart achsd under the burden
or inlodly. street as the grave:
Aye. mos; as the grave. and more cruel.
For Antony carries away.
llas a woman captured the hero.
tum victor la ovary fray i
lla- a woman fettarsd my tyrant.
“'ilh chains or bar golden hair i
pm- Ibo. reed on his eloquent lines?
A ad has be forgotten us than :-
11m t‘hamlau. call Its a mustang";
lull] send ones tears to say have.
My grand. ”haired old Roman.
84% any this moons. 0 slave.
mam the dreary do! to: soidiur
ii raid his armor and sword.
.uu marched at the call oi young Cesar.
I have never forgotten my
SM toads was my
word.
promise ior hrsthiax.
Thom Auteur raid. with a smile.
“ Runner nothing more from a uoraallt
in not so. 9; awsstsarpeat Ii Riki“
Alli whore leaking llhs rayRoraaa.
with his royal. gold“. tor-t
with arms strong as steal from nauseous.
had his voice as creates the I
\Vkoss shouldersars Instaaswy
“F
Mmuhthsmpotslarorssu.
Oat stirred with Ilahet. intonahloou.
Rover “other was llhs hit.
Nowarrtorsohrsvsorsotrssl
(\aaayoashiasaomorwoader
'l‘IatiIto my lite ks (row i
Antony. (one back to your mph
Tho hours are so weary. it sseus
The only delight to life‘s pro-lee
Appears to no is my m
One eight I lay is deep Ila-her.
Oppresssd by the union‘s still host.
And i dreamed I saw you trying
stretched It I woman‘s fest:
Thstuptohuplhhlciw
Were rat-so your passionate eyes.
he- Ii her gar-alt.
Aadyoaititodtho
washroksuwithaishs.
While your breath
You raised tho ho- of h! M
Aquitlmtoyoarlips:
Auduiihar-Ulthwuhsr I‘d-m
You kissed as ths hoIey has sips.
Them oiled with lesions my.
1 apron at her slou
But you stretched you
And held my (cry is oh
no i struggled. sod
While her cornice e
And she troubled. and
Like I lily boioro I lilo.
And then your rod lips ported.
And your will” WI Cloud WWI.
As you said. “I will I. to m‘r
an r never will leave I: ass-t“
But then I awoken-lulu!“
l railed m the empty specs:
i listened for you III”.
To hour but the sulle- I“.
or the slow and man
That creeps by the pulses
And I turned on my hosted pillows
And wept. ior my heart wan sets.
I would‘ve my kingdom to see y“.
li. only I little while.
You would eons again and all as
Your old. swsot serpent oi min.
For my gri- Ild grin“ IR.»
with his crisp and with: hair.
Widowed rem leave- .0.
If he forgets III thaw.
hing I tiger-‘lly. Iran.
lwtll have my fortune told:
i will have I lever for m
Black spot no its punk d gold.
The leaves shall all be ram
To how disseutcro do“:
And than 1 will all my acidic.
Md 1‘“ the hits Icypt'suowu:
My. what is ray Mus;
Will 3! Antony eons has
To his burning-Ids cl hypo.
0r tarry than in Ions!
3*! the-outdhlyeaiv-I.
Loch! the hesvyleIs-tloslwovo.
Andtholioosuow Its
hoods and mitt rue.
ad. and pelted.
hook turned pals :
amped. and shirered.
Haven‘t-Hunky”;
”111!mede
Forutony‘srotul.
anmuhufiti
Hansen-yawning!
Laminar-twat“ ,
Whyooflok“!~'
“will.
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All Install your vaunted char-st
“roll hi- Aatou‘s in hot.
And asleep in kypt‘s Irul
0!.le ilttlran.
wa—g-r—<:w-:-u___ —. .a. .
Story or to... Harrlsd folks.
dim having been married some few
weeks. it came into the head oi I young
husband. one Sunday. while he had little to
occupy his mind. to suggest to his wife that
they should plainly and honestly atatenho
isulta that each had discovered in the other
since they were man and wife. Aitrr some
healtaiionJalth stipulated that tho rehear-
sal should be made in all sincerity. and
with In baudst View toboilhritlg oac'b other,
Is otherwise it would be oi no use to speak
their eyoa. Tho husband was oi the same
Iliud. and the wife asked him to begin with
‘her faults. He was somewhat reluctant.
but his wile insisted that he was the ilrsl to
propose the matter. and. as he was the head
of the house. it was his plate to take the
lead. Thus urged. he hogan the recital. lie
Bald:
“My dear. one oi the iaults I obnorvcd in
you aiter we began keeping house. was that
you neglected the ‘tiuwaro a good deal.
You don‘t keep it sonurod as bright as it
should be. My mother always took great
pride in her liuwaro. and kept it asbrhrht
\ as I dollar.“
“1 ant Iiad you mentioned it. my dear.“
said the wife. blushing a little; “horoaitor
you shall see no speck on cup or pan. Pray
proud.“
“I have often obesrvod.“ said the husband.
that you irsquont‘y use your dish raga a
long tints without washing thorn. and dually
throw them away. flow. when at home. I
remember that my mother aiwsysuaed to
wash out her not. rare whcn she was done
using them. and thou hang thcm up where
they would dry. really for the next time she
would need thorn.“
BluabiuI as boiore. tun young wife pront-
isod to amend this iault.
The husband continued with a most for
that was worthy oi mention.
tell me all the faults you have observed in
me since we have been married."
ed to be striving very hard to swallow.
you have observed in me. sparing none."
Arrisinn suddenly
arms around her husband‘s nook. cried i
that. as long as we
have never once observed it.
you are periect.
done in the boat manner.
sbouie be done.
“But. my dear.
isee reddening and
with emotion. “Just
use hear them."
“Indeed. husband.
evervoudo m. right in my eyes:
little wretch I are. I shall
work oi reform. and try
more worthy oi you.“
“Now. my dear:
”nodules go away
any wood out; I stay up
to be at home; I
and cigars when
I!
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”:Noyoudou‘t
mmdmm
loyyourselftl should
yonto do
youdo."
opted h“
n v
billavsuota halt;
doa‘trsuenhers
money
be unhappy
Iwas
C 4 ‘ -
aunts-don't,“
of the faults to which marriage had opened
midabin list of similar iauita. many more
than we have space to ouutucratu. when he
declared that he could think oi nothing more
“Now.“ said be. “my door. you begin and
The young housswlfu sat in slicnoc. her
face flushed to the temples. and a great
lump came in her thmat. which shc appear-
“Proceed. my dear; tell too all the faults
from her seat. the little
wiie burst into tears. and throwing both
“My dear husband. you have not a fault
in the world. If you have even one. my
eyes have been so blinded by love for you.
have been worried. I
In my eyes
and all you do seem to be
and is just what
" said the husband. his
his voice growing husky
think ; I have gone and
found all manner of iauits with you. I
know I have many—ten times as many as
u ever had or you over will have. Let
a ll as 1 tell you: you
have not a single iault that I can see. What’-
so
now that! know what a "caviar-nothing
at once begin the
and make myseli
you know that I
Ind leave you without
town when Iouuht
spend for drinks
I ought to bring it honoto
.“oried um vile “you do
Iiike to seeyouoo-
otheflllse than Just exactly I
W you. little wife." cried “343 BOW
- “tron this Ital-It
but told-s-
wordlssid‘sndhskisl-
that still trellhlodiothe
to n! t .
arsedv tollow cults has!" *0 it
An interesting record of severe drounhts
iron I. L. Whaslcck‘s History of the Boi-
eocs of the Atmosphere dating back as tar
as tho‘landiny oi the Pilgrims. How many‘
thousand tirooa arc observation reads like
the iolchiux. Such I cold mason. such a
ct one. such dry weather or such wet. such
bldlt wi ds. and .
nature til-luring} an t‘ 3% all? (:I.‘
“trudgii was tile longest me lactic
will do well to read the following reoci‘dé
In‘tho summer of 1691. 94 days in sun.
onion without rain.
In the summer oi 1030. ‘1 days in sun
cornice without rain.
II the summer of 1m. 80 days in sun-
cession without rain.
In the cummor oi tone. to days in auccoa‘
sioa without rain.
In the summer of 100$. so daya tn succu-
sion without rain.
In the summer oi liild. to days in succesv
sidn without rain. _
in tile Nahum of 1080. 81 days in suncese
sldn without raid. ‘ .
n the summer of lddi. dd days in tonnes!
slon without rain.
In the manner oi 1705. 40 days in succes-
sion without rain.
In the summcroi 1715. to days in soccer-
sion without rain. ‘
In the summer oi 1790. 61 days in succes-
sion without rain.
In the summer of mo. 9‘) days in succos‘
skin without raitl.
In the summer of ii“. N d ml in anodes-
sicn without rain.
In the summer of lull. 109 days in auc~
ccsslon without rain.
in the summer of 1755. 43 days in aucoea.
Iion without raiti.
II the summer of nos. 193 days in allC‘
ceasinn without rain.
In the summer oi li'ill. 80 days in succes-
sion without rain .
in the summer oi “'85. 85 days in succes-
ilon withdut rain. ~
In the summer of "iii. 9! days in auccoa~
sion without rain.
In the rumour of 1799. it days in cocoon
Iinn without rain.
In the summer oi race. Si days in succes-
sion without rain.
in the summer of 1807. till days in curious.
Iion without rain. ‘
In the summer oi laid. 24 days in auccra
sinn without rain.
in the summer of 1817. all days in ruinous.
sioa without rain.
In the murmur of 188i. 31 days in aucow
siou without rain. ~
In the summer oi 1839. ll dvlya in auccos~
aion without ruin.
In the summer oi tan. 35 days in aucnoa
aioa without "ill.
in the summer of 1839. i'l' tidy! iu ulltlt‘t‘s~
alou without rain.
In the summer of laid. till data in auccea‘
sion without rain.
In the summer ni 18:56.94 ti lya in auction-
alou without ruin.
In the summer of liliil. dtl days in auwcax
Ilnn without ralu.
In the summer of ram. ‘li daya in Itii‘t‘t‘r‘n
siou without rain.
in the summer of tall. 49 days in ottoman
alou without rain. .
In the summer of 18‘". 90 day: in aurora
siou without ratu
Thus it will bu anon that tho louuos t
dnlurbt that not occurred in America was
in the summer of “asylum no rain foil
from tho that oi May to the drat oi Septutu‘
bur mailing lllti days without rain. Many
of the inhabitantsiscnt to England for hay
and grain—hitchdoid Sentinel
W
hat once liints.
uaruuo banana
Art. 1 chcr buy any stamps. Hand
your letter in tho postmaster and toll him to
If you are out oi
change tell blur you will hand it to him the
in. It wont. be necessary.
as three cents are worth
put I stamp on it.
next time you are
however. to do so.
nothing.
Art. 9. When you
not iorgtt to tell
and havo it no.
warning. be may keep it in the oiilcc.
Art. 8. Always remember to call the posh
to him and
not put them in the letter box. Ii you do
will not have so much to do.
thereby encourage laalness.
Remember that the postmaators would con-
sider it quite unkind to have your letters
He would
be pleased also to put wrappers on papers
or oftouer.
be is busy distributing
master and hand your letters
the postmaster
and you will
stamped by any one but himself.
and back them occasionally
Especially when
mall.
Art. I. When you
well to ask how long beioro
In answer to it.
ought to know.
master.
ammo Till “AIL
there and rap.
master to take I look It you.
don't fall to ash
masters are
part oi sns‘s
will not do siter this question is asked.)
does not
the reason ll. and
m A. postman“ ought
whoreyoo sin I!
ltis about. 60‘
to interest I
urn. also. that your
”or ones somewhere. That
[donation
loot. .
1d. Jr the
Alt- .
”talcum it would he
“' '0'“ ’9
build in your letter. do
the postmaster tube sure
Ii you do not aivo this
put in a letter it is
you will not
Of course the postmaster
or he is not dttcbopost-
Art. 1 Ii you have I box. do not call out
the number oi it. or your name. but stand
This will oblige the post-
Art. 3. When he hands out your mail
him if tint lssll. (Post.
in the habit of holding back
mail which oi course they
Art. 3. If an expected letter or paper
was? him what he supposes
tell him its mighty curi-
to know what is
wrong in Inches-as sitar belnrr in the busi-
nessaiowmths. It is well to tell him
it from. and what
Thin kind of a story is
or and reu-
dsrhingood natured. You mightbinttn
letter must hole the
always makes him ioei soy-obi-
raaeoiiths muons-u
well 'tosandths
at a limo. Mia
,__‘,_V_Vi
Trying the late on other Things.
Ono oi our New York layman happened
to fall upon the iollowing good story from
a Wisconsin paper. and thinks it worthy oi
a place in our Baptlot News not! Notes.
We are oi the same mind and here it is.
A minister. who does not believe lettuce
alert is baptlatu. was holding a protracted
meeting. and one night preached on the
subject at baptism. In the course oi his
rhiiiarlis lio said; “ some believe ti necessary
to go down into the listei‘ and come up out
oi it to be baptised. But this he claimed to
be a fallacy. for the preposition “ into" does
not mean into at all times. blues. we are
told, went up: into the mountain. and the
Saviour was taken intoablgh mountain
etc. Now we do not suppose that oithc
went into a mountain. but unto it. Sowitb
going into the water: it means simply go-
ing dorin clone by or near to the water. and
being baptised in the Ordinary way oi
sprinkling."
lle carried this idea out fully. and in due
season and style closed his discourse. when
an invitation was give for any one so disa
posed to aflcn and crimes! his thoughts.
Quite a number oi the broom drone and
said they were glad they had been present
on this occasion. and that they were pleased
with tho scrtuon they had heard. Finally. a
corpulcut gentleman oi Teutonic extraov
tion. a struugcr to all. arose and broke I Ii
lonco that was most painful. as follows:
“ Mister Brcscber. I lab so glad I van hcr .l
tourinhtdcr lhas it explained to my mini
some dings dot I nova Oould polio! peioro.
Oh I is so glad dat luio does not mean into
stall. ior now! can pellet ntaulsh dings
dat I could not polici pci'oro. We real. Mr.
Broachor. dat 'l‘anloi was cast into do ton
of lions and came out alive! Now I neil‘ur
could pellui dot. for do will poasta would
abust eat him right oil‘t put now it is ferry
clear to mine mint. Ho vas close by or
near to.aud did not no into do ion at uil.
Oh. 1 lab an trial I vaah here tonight.
“Again we rout dul do llobrew children
vas cast into do ilrlsh iurnaoe. and dat air
alwlab innit like a pong atory too. for dcy
would have pocu purut upl put it lab all
plain in my utiut now. for doy wore Illust
oust near by or near in do iirialt furnace.
Oh. I wait so trial I rash hero tonight 2
“And don. Mister Brouchor. it iihaald dai
.lnttuh wilt cast into do son. and taken into
do whalolah pclly. Now i novor could pc~
iioi i‘di. It alu'iah scoured to he a pony
dab nutty. put it lull all plain in mint now.
he rash not taken into do whaielsh pally at
all. but nhuat ituupt onto his puck and rode
Iatrilic. 0b.l lull an glut lvaslt how it-
uiuht.
“And now. dilator llrouolwr. if you will
ahuat explain two more haaaauca of Sorip~
turns 1 alum pt‘. tilt an happy I rash hereto
night. One oi thorn in vcrc ii saith do
ric‘aod aliall be cast into a latte that purua
mil tire and primahtuuo alwal'a. illuhlr.
lireaohor.ahail lpe cast into dat lalto if 1
am ticked int shunt clinic |\\‘ or near to altuat
near ounuuh to ho onlllinl‘iailloi Oh! I
hnpca you toll mo 1 shall po caat only alluat
by a good now oil. and 1 viii pt! no plot I
vaah buts tonight.
“The. other pashauo la that rich aallh.
‘bltwacd arc lhoy who do than command-
ment. that dry inat' haw right tnthotiroo
of llio null actor in through the [nice of the
city.‘ and not alulat close my or poor tn.abuat
near enough inaco vat l have hut—and I
shall be uiut l \tnah horn lo‘uluht.“
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Twenty lmpoiite Tillage.
‘--—-—
i. Loud and holrioroua laughing.
3. Reading when others are talking.
ll. Reading aloud in company without be-
ing salted.
4. Talking whoa olbora are reading.
ll. Spitting: about the house. smoking. or
chewing.
ii. Cutting duper trails in company.
7. Leaving church before worship is
closed.
8. Whispering or hugllinu in the bout!)
of God.
9. Gazing rudoiy at strangers.
10. Leaving a stranger without I sent.
r_.
seniors.
18. Correcting older pot-anus than your
self. especially parents.
pmsinn oi gratitude.
snow.
15. Laughing at the mistakes of others.
Iii. .loiring others in company.
have finished speaking.
put others.
to the table; and
cmnpany.
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Ioter oi a hard customer.
the reply.
kct'.
rain .“
youths money to pay this bill r"
on."
the icon oi his debtor.
f pocket-book: Inclly oan‘t,endorso it.”
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' Ous inch spsos constitutes a scours: buts.
advertissasuts will be ooutsd isssthau one square.
anststksiusctsdgrstoitously.
bulletins iiicsntspsrlias.
T‘s. mm.
specialty.
vitriol oven ewonn‘a WI harem
6:130:21: (no.
Formerly losehlnas
street. SDI
rnnafo
hour at I
the r ap
thcll psuouaas la the intare.
ii. A want of respect and reverence for
18. Rocoivluga present without an ex-
1i. Making youracli hero of your own
17. Commencing tullilllg buioro others
18. Answering questions that have been
19. Commencing to out as soon or you get
80. Not listening to whet one is saying in
“I have a small bill against you." said I
pernicious looking collector. as he entered
the store oi one who had acquired the char-
" Y0. Iil'.~.it wry fine day. ludeod.“ ".
“I am not awaiting oi the weather. but
your bill.“ rt‘plled the collector in aloud
.‘. It would be better ii we had a little
“Ooninond the rain." continued thocol'
leotor. and. in a rising voice added. “ have
“Be: your pardon. I‘m hard of hearing.
I’ve made it arule not to lend my funds
to strangvra. and I really don‘t recognise
" I‘m collector inr the ' Weekly Gazette
newspaper. air. and I have a little bill against
you.” perstated the collector It the top at his
voice. prmiucilfa tho hill and thrusing it in
y “I have determined to endorve bills for no
one; you may put the hill hack into your
“Oooiouod your endorsement. Will you
again pay lino dr‘lubt.air. builtbeso‘p
~ . em. ultimo! tramlmmm;
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liar-so Furnish!" Goods and
Trunks.
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W. H. ‘LAVALLII.
tenth lorwallt.
Ed" Sill! 0! I‘ll "It“. SOUTH 0! Mil. ROAD
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THURSDAY. SEPT. 10th. 18'“.
Thorough instruction in all branches oi mush Id-
lrsvviu.’atutintt “lawn“.lusle.
OBJECT—DRAWING. made a specialty.
lids HELEN I. STEVENS, Principuls ‘
or the hastenslitr. '
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N0. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING,
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Attorney C counselicrat-Law.
011ch la Sword‘s noticing,
SOUTH
Intranos on W “ton atres
motions in all the Courts of the Slate.
anclnsflca‘rgiully mated. Oollsottoas
attest
onion hours from a Add. till 1! 1.:
8 P.M.: m- 'i P. I. till 0 RI.
GREGORY‘S POINT
IO“! NOIWALK. L‘I‘.
Vussls Butler W otMNoo‘es.
till.
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WILLIAM STADLER,
SALOON.
‘ BENEDICT”.
119 mm Sim, N. Y.
Tables reserved icr Ladies. its
0! WATEINWN, N. Y.,
O. I. WILSON
With? m
Lotus J. BLAIiE,
NORWALX. CONN.
(Olden formeghoccupiod h Islvills I. load.)
final;
iron: I EU. to
MARIN! RAILWAY.
caracuv or BAILWAYS. - moo roas.
Furniture for vessel Paint Oil MVIr-Ii
'l‘oois.e .' ‘ k hardiness-l“
to..ooustautly.ou . .
clot . I‘ll.
Western Lager Beer
mm cram. next to Nash‘s Tin More. 844m
DINING RClOMS.
AGRICULTURAL Insurance co.
Assets over $100,000.00,-
NOIWAI. IA
nfmufii‘hfim'fii’"t
one. next door tolslrusld Oostaty lack. Norwslh
JOHN n. sauna.
:- 1'... o a :I: s '1- ,
city oi South Norwalk Gena.
Plants and Flowers It all Seasons-
!‘lowors tor racers“ tarnished. and tastefully a-
notice.
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Family and Day School.
ucstion. Also. _
Rudiments receive particular attention.
a it n it I a 3:: -
NORWAL‘. 008'“. it
HARDWARE.
'l‘l . helium-it la tonal
GENERAL HARDWARE.
uncrrautcs‘ room.
Paints. Oils and Window Glass.
LAWN “OVER...
Agricultural Implements. Mechanicsg M
\V. 0. «mm C (#0..
Re. 3. Opera House Bloch.
sown MW“ m.
soon “A!
not
w. o. norm
loath lisrwath. Rev. fl. 1m
anion Marble Works,
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MONUMENTS.
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an aura Iowan roesuu rowan.
Metery Fascias, Iron Bailing, In.
- Also Importsr of
S notch Granite.
Address E. B. PRICE, Agent,
Mechanic St. to the roar oi the new Bank.
Norwalk. lot-ti
JOHN SCHAUB,
Boot “d Shoe soon.
All kind] oi
Ken’s, Boys’. Women’s and Chil-
dren’a
BOOTS i. SHOES
0f the Latest Itylss.
Particular attention paid to
CUSTOM WORK.
All ouicwnworhis srautssdto staun-
tlar‘tahhd‘shsro of tho pSiic pstrousn‘lr's’spfiiflly
cor. R. R. Place and Clay 8h,
Opdea-s‘nstshop sedan.“
ins-as ‘ .
spanner:
ltsspaotilllyiuiorlts thsndiss cilia-walk“
vldulty.that he has Wthsservioosofaarst-
class'nuuisotarsroi
HUMAN HAIR WORK,
Whowlllnhsmsthhshmslldeoeh
Madhylsdisslu the latest old mostspptovsd
styled-akin: ovu “mm“ oithelady‘s owI
bother-will supplyhairtoordor. Hohaanlsoeou-
sunfiyuhntalussssortusut‘oi
swsrcuns.
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BELL I runabout,
Alli) LOBSTERS.
lsrwalh Ina-mar usual-Isa ,
cons. ac;
toosiibfloro
”muster. .
newshound IpIPrivats oslooI'io'r
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South‘xomug. cg“. lion-Mil shanty. «insane-ruthenium;
no _ mmmhlm
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PRINTING.
rue "sauna EL" OFFICE.
FRUIT WAR:
REPAIRS,
I. It. tocxumoo'e.
{ORE "I'd"... ‘ '
, cox.
RAYMOND 3303.. OFFICE,
uroen omen monotonic Mum-p;
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rim Fill iiiiliiliii‘i‘i
room 3'!
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iadiyorooulty. Also
Roasted. Fried or Row.
. HEAL! A'l' All. norms.
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nameless! whore.
Produce taken Isa mach-w
\V. T. DRAW & SON,
REAL ESTATE
firm
awasa.n..s:
mutual. I.” " I‘m."
INSURANCE
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BROKERS. . PW “Md "flaw
“doth.“
City Surveyor’s Ofice.
survey“. in an its Irena-.7
w. 'r. Amw & sow,
Whiohho issbleto sil'atiowsrrolss Manche-
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‘ saints!
saturates savers
“tr-ht how not '
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