VOL. 5. N0. 39.
Written far biannual!“
CLOUD BOUNDI
on.
The Double Idves at Sil-
ver Brook.
By IDA VIRGINIA HALE.
Author of “names: or. Two Inmv cv WALD-
nu. " “Tn-G mm- Alo 'l'na fill--
than: “ “ Duran—W man at"
me. .. Etc.
CHAPTER XIII.
_————
Scak duty as the subject own the prince.
Evan each. a woman owsth to her hnaband.
O O O O C . .
it an: absurd. that wetnaa m an sluts
‘To offer war. where they should kncciforpsace:
Or seek for rule. any-my. and away.
When they are bound to nerve. love. and obey.
—-T.uatag or (In stun.
Alfred Lynn turned away when at lest he
’ual watched them out of light. Crossing
over to the table he opened his wife‘s writ.
iug~det~k and carelessly. yet, prohnh‘y with
come drdnrd object, pulled ovt-r its con-
you.
/ " \tht man would be such a fool. after
all. an to address any written word when
out a slay passes but is flllel with opportu-
nitivs of saying all the soft things in the
World in her!“ lidfj‘lf‘lllalt‘d angtilv.and was
about to close the desk when he caught a
g'iznpse of a little- slip of printed
flip!!! stuck into one of the corners. Ila
talk it up and read. It proved to be Ellie‘s
unlucky advertisement.
There were footsteps in the hall at that
moment.
It was Mrs. Dougershay'c waiting‘mnld
up ill whom he opened the door;
She was ascending the stairs. ta heavily
wrought silver waiter in her hands upon
which Were the smoking waflica and fra-
grant chumtlnte.
" .luk your mistress if she will please to
“up down to the libnry." slid )Ir. Lynn.
" She has not. breakfasted yet. “'ill mort-
git-u: in: m gnu-1 It to curb his impatience P"
can't-nut the woman in her softdulv'et tunes
filtllt‘ a meaning smile pl tyed around her
on nth.
lit p'i‘.‘ rd his blunalc trtottstache and re
a tlturod the to rm. slamming the do Ir after
hi'tt
“ And his wife scut‘ely out of the house.“
.ltivd Zrtltt when all? ll'ltl repeated the id
.ltll’lll.
“ Ah? madame vuur power is very great."
.‘lrs. Ihugershay pushed aside the vinnds
mustard.
‘ " ii u down at once and tell him I will are
im now in my private parlor."
She created the threshold of her bed room
and t‘ll't‘ft‘d the elvgtnt nptr'ment which
alu- hid titted up aith an almost oriental
luxury and splendor.
There tit-fare an immense minor she stup-
pvti and gar-3.3 at herself.
She was to American women whet n rich,
lmtvzlytwrfumed, brilliant. tropical flower
x. tn the fair. tender. dclicntclily-of-thevalr
lot“
tutu was in no hurry to deliver the mes-
sage. She imitated her mistress in the de—
tails of her potty triumphs.
To return at once to mousleur was equiv-
alent t : owning aha had berm defeated. a0
.dve -l‘.ded in the kitchen where Maggie was
n it ailing the ailvet‘
iltg-xnc will yer and yer foolish talk."
tout the girl. when the woman had lingered
there an hour or more, (uniting out in her
smooth "‘3’ the purulent gnu-in.
“I goo”. lira. Lynn wivt all her pretty
lm ha and ways has nothing t) fear from
such a monster as the." she retorted. her do
fensrve Irish rpltil on the alert.
”So not my lady. You may hold that
tongue uf yours. 1) i you think tnadatnc is
a doll ‘ She has more wit in that Little tin.
. :irr of has than your mistrcu has in bar
tab activity and Mr. Lynn will be made to
“vol 3. you may reel: my words."
“Elist ye !" returned the girl in contempt.
“ very tall. Igu new to deliver my
message. You may harken."
Zulu left the intervening door open as she
. passed through them and Danie. though
she would have scorned to have had her
know it. held her chamols cloth in her hand
and Hatched.
“ lira Dougsrahay woull grant It.
Lynn‘s "quell nae-t willingly but as priva~
cy was tobcdesircd ahc'wentd see him now
in her own aptrtmeet." followed by the
gentleman‘s footsteps up the stairs. Then
she fell to work rubbing and pollalalng with
iucrecaed vigor while a cloud spread over
her face.
" It is not usual for a gt‘ntletnan to be so
tardy when his request for a tournlng call
has been granted.“ sill Katharine Door
chain} with that chaining was between
cuuluess and warmth as she reclined isl-
guldly on the sofa. .
She pointed him to the ray purple velvet
chair which she had drawn "matte her.
“ This Is one of bouncer.“ said the gorilla
than hanghtiiy. taking the pretend asst.
" Your sarcasm that I rheold have followed
sociocely upon your answer is therefore
hardly Wt“
“Wheathcgroaurillhlkvd tbclcsst-rla
not felt r " queried the widow.
Shekaswtbcre meet have been me
misunderstanding bat with a wc-Ia‘a wis-
dom abs unruly mam-utmost.
and parted MM] lips are: tbs white
teeth in her mucking um
“Did you aver scuba before!" he naked
abruptly. knoll-n ksvthadetlsc-ent.
‘ Ron—lot scotch.“
"sunken—tell Is I you knew”-
tbilg about It.”
Ir. aunt laid as (isle-cab.“
wry-nau- ' _.
“ And lat year Ibmw ‘
thing that would afford her the nuns for
more enjoyment in life.“
" The villain! Perhaps he has a private
stock company of his own. Thank God!
Idle hasn‘t. a cent in the world. If he is
lnvclgbllog her simply to got hold of her
pmperty be it nicely taken in. Obi the
mean akulktng coward I will aparc him no
longer.“ exclaimed Alfred Lynn. rising bast-
lly and beginning to pace the room.
“Mr. Lyd'n.duiatl I will not hear such
language «greased againat bin.“ raid Mrs.
Doogershay. the slumberlag are in her large
black eyes dashing out.
”You: What is it to you how I speak
of a brute who under the disguise of piston-
ic attachment is ruining my life and happi-
ness 9"
" A great deal. Be satisfied with thit for
the present and hcrcaftcr do not condemn
so ' unsparingly. He is not without his
faults and neither are women canola."
She pointed toward the door. Net cont.
mandingly but with a dignified cntreaty that
he would leave her alone now. which he did.
0h! love how blind!
I O . I O
The day was freighted with all the
choicest of summer‘s treasurer;
The soft wind whispered through the rc~
sluutts pines.
The long line of meadow: with their
mounds of fresh-cut hnv emitted their de-
licious perfume.
The blackberries straggling in and out
and down into the hedge and up again over
the stone walls looked out fresh and ahih~
1m: with the dew atlll wctupon their faces.
The trees in the orcherda were begin-
ning to bend their branches low down into
the grant. beneath the weight of the fast
growing fruit yellowing and crimonlng in
the sunshine.
The brook. swollen from recent rains.
leap-Al and uportud and bubbled along over
the clear pebhly bottom; bounding with
headlong speed over the huge. moss-grown
rocks which had planted themselves firmly
in in way. Laughing with such childish
glee—such vain holdingOn tults sides with
suppressed nit-trinwnl. that at last unable
longer to wet. llfl itself rushes madly down
n precipice and then bursts lot) the yeasty
foam of the cataract for relief.
And the road. narrow and Imeoth.and
sombre trails its slow length along, follow-
ing in in curves. and turns and winding
Wlfl't'l the hanks of the water where the
duping cardinal flower fltunta its scarlet
blossom and the broad-leafed yellow lily
bends clear our to see itself in the liquid
depths.
Ah! Summer freightcd with these golden
beauties thou art too fair. too entrancing.
too rnpturouaty lovely to lost.
Thou leavcst u: when our hearts are but
just attuned to thy music. Uh! bide with
us a little longer until we can get thy hymn
of praise quite perfect in our hearts!
CHAPTER XIV.
Through all this lavishnm of nature‘s
open hand they had ridden.
Now speeding their home through some
charming date then again walking them
slowly tnncath the tall dark trees where the
sunshine scarce ahinttnerod through the in-
terlnctng boughs. Stopping hituetimea
quite to liaten to some bluevblrd which ind
built her nest overhead.
at last they reached the country tavern.
A large. rambling. whitetratncd building
with broad plaaasa and rows of green blind‘
ed windows.
licre they stopped and called for dinner.
There were few present in the dlnlng~hall.
But at the same table. nearly opposite them
at a than with keen black eyes and heavy
board who watched them narrowly.
Cusei Hurst was not observant Illa easy.
indolent nature never stunned itself beyond
the gratifying of a were present pleasure
and so he laughed. and chatted. god ate.
and scarcely war aware of the presence of
this stranger.
But Edie grew uncomfortable. She could
not raise bar eyes but that she met these op-
posite axed intently upon either her or her
companion and in vain she tried to swallow
her food.
With acne laughing retort as this lack of
appetite after their exhilarating ride. having
himself gone through all the courses. Ir.
Hurst armc and led her from the table.
They strolled out upon the plan shaded
by great. overhanging class and command-
ing a magnldccct view of the Bocnd.blua
and almost uealta aatkc sky ovwhsadnd
of the broad white hub. likaa acrpcnt‘a tall
lying glittering la the sun.
Elle with one hand finding her was was
peering cl atan Impromptu race between a
couple of yachts and Carnal Hurst was ad-
lnutln; his opera-glasses for her use.
“ There Eat—try flash“.
The words were followed by the firm
tread of am close behind that. no ad-
vanced quickly and with a wrong gulp laid
hold of tho gnu-man‘s sun.
“ Yuma'pfiuu.“
“The words wars spokes labeld Isllaeh-
lit tuna.
Gus-cl Hurst‘s hes taracd deadly pals.
Kc tried to risk. of the bold but in
vain.
The cpvc-a glasses fall no. He‘s hand
cvavtbsbalutracc and dropped we. the
gravel walk below than they I, datin-
cdla aduass plan.
lb lurk war“ will a great
I.
“ I, “1th van Ik- alt.
theislgnal for another clear to appear and
in loss than a moment Causal aunt found
hi * lfhandcumd.
. cgsacdin dutnb astonishment at the
whole proceeding.
The officer who had watched them at the
table glanced at bar riding habit and than
rctnarkcd aloud :—
" The young lady will have to accompany
“I
Mr. Burst had forgotten her.
"0h stop a moment." he cried. his face
lighting up.
'fEaic you will furniah the with ball!
You will not see me thorn. into confinement
like a common prisoner?"
Then she turned from one to another.—
The pretty white hands clasped pltsoualy
together.
"I do not naderatand lt—plcasc tell me
what it. all is." she said.
“This gentleman is arrested for forgery.
Two years ago he signed the name of a
brother who is in England for a thousand
pounds and we were put upon his track.-
Afterwsrd. when unknown to him. we had
hunted him down to an obscure lodging in
the city we received word to give up the
one. It seems he had written some pitiful
letter about prcaaing debts and the starva-
tion of his family and the other had we
doped blur. Three months ago be repeated
the offence. probably expecting the same
immunity. This time we can give him no
qurrtcr. We have new to convey him
down to the city and to-nlght he will take
up his abode in the Tombs. We are sorry
that you are unacqusiuted with the char-
acter of the gentleman. But the law is Im-
perative and you will have to follow as
witness."
“ Elite! 0 Edit-t“ moaned the man." mort-
gage your property—tulle the money some
how and hail the out-—aay that you will!“
" I? Mr. floral." she cried with a strange
mixture of coldness and pity for the miser-
mnn. “You are mistaken if you think the
house we live in is mine. We have only
rented it. I have no way of raising even a
hundred dollars. no you see I am power-lees
to help you."
“ All this chatfrrlng is useless." returned
the second officer. “ It is not for us to do.
trrmiue whether ball would be accepted.—
Yutt will have to come along with us any
way and the sooner we are down to the city
the better."
So saying be dragged his prisoner along
while the other (lift-red his arm to Ellie who
pale and trembling loaned heavily upon it
for support.
“My husband—obi what would he say!
Can‘t you oh! won‘t you send for him dealt"
she entrcnted.
“Are you married!“ asked the ofilccr in
surprise.
“ Yea. oh ! yea.“ she murmured.
“I am sorry we cannot gunt your re
quest." answered the mau.bttt it was evi-
dent from his heartless tones that he had
little faith in her wordn.
“Any delay would be unwise. You can
telegraph him when you reach the city if
you desire."
And in this way they were conveyed to
the train.
On board. Cancel IIurat. cognlsant only of
his own mortified pride and the consequence
of his situation found opportunity to damp
late :-
“Ohl to think that I. a Hurst. should
ever have been brought to this-l. a gentle»
man born should be treated other than a
superior by web at these.“ pointing to the
two encore.
“Mr. Hunt are you guilty of this—this
crime!" asked Due in a whisper.
But he only turned away his face and
stretching his hand toward her. begged her
not to leave hita alone to some.
't ‘ ' ' 't The hours of the long sour
tner aftcrtcncca had dragged slowly past.
Mr. Lynn impatient to confront Mr. Hurst
once more. face to fang on hla return rc-
raalncd close to the house the whole day
long.
They waited tea until after annual. and
then Illa Dougcrsltav and he took thatr‘s
alone.
It did not prove a very sociable meal.
Mrs. Dougershay had mentioned that
they had probably taken the cool of the
evening to return an the afterocun had
grown so oppressivcly warm and Ir. Lynn
hal merelv answered:—
“I shall not walt any longer. I will go
into town myself and bring Elle back."
“And perhaps tnlu then on the way."
suggested the widow to which he made no
answer.
"Zulu! help me to drove at once." cried
Katharina We: in a fever of traps-
tience upon reaching her room. “ Give no
my towels—all of than and my richest
crew. Somehow r Milka tum am
out likes ducks. to-nhht. And dump."
abs addadas tbswctaan stonductlcalcas
him her in respectful must-m.
“You. madam“ And in an inasdlbls
space of data her nlatraca‘wea radiant la
calla. lacs and gleaming m
as. had and ac qaastleas bat nowa-
dcalty would be astral-ad no lea...
“Wis la grant bane-may Isak
More! Islam bifcrhartcge out
in such a M place a- this.“
'1!!- Ollr 00' of I: PM
merger—lees lat-aw than Island that
[and mi ‘I‘ih h the 0-.“ m1.
mum-It‘ll. mph it!"
IN III-l “II? III tho did act watt tar
m... ukfifi‘filfl‘rpk. v? .-
~- wrapped —thsclcak~ over harrlch ap-
parel and the bosom heaving beneath its
wckht of lace and diamonds and flinging
them“ over her face ahc hurried down the
stake and out of the house.
Breathless she rsackcdtbc depot just in
time tcatep upon the train where in the
same car only twc seats beyond her at
Alfred Lynn.
to an commune.
new to lake Ilacktcf. "
—:u;-—
Keep your eye on your neighbors. Take
care of them. Do not let then: stir without
watching. They may do something wrong
if you do. To be sure. you never knew
them to do anything very bad. but it may
be on your own account they have not.
Perhaps if it had not been for your kind we
they might have disgraced themselves a
long time ago. Therefore do not relax any
effort to keep them where they ought to be.
Never mind your own business—that will
take care of itself. There is a man passing
along—he is looking over the fence—be sus-
picious of him; perhaps he contemplates
stealing. some of there dark nights; there is
no knowing what queer fancies he may hsvc
got into his head.
If you and any symptoms of any one pau-
lug out of the path of duty tell every one
you see. andbc particular to see a great
many. It is a good way to circulate such
things. though it may not. benefit yourself
or anyone else particularly. Do keep rome-
thiag going—silence is a dreadful thing;
though it is said there was silence in heaven
for the space of half an hour—do not let any
such thing occur on earth. it would be too
much for this mundnnc cphere.
If. after all your watchful care. you can
notaee nnythlng out of the way in any one.
you may be sure it is not because they have
not done anything bad; perhaps in an on.
guarded moment you lost sight. of them-
throw out hints that they are no better than
they should he. no wonder if the penplo
found out what they were after awhile. then
they may not hold their heads so high.
Keep it going. and some one may take the
hint. and begin to help you along after
awhile. then there will be music. and every-
thing will work to a charm.
, ”ww-fiw—
Snowman Dkrtutcurtort m Vat.utt.-—-A
very intelligent old dnrkey was met by an
antc‘hellum friend the other day for the first
tltnp since the war. and the old man‘s de-
light. in seeing one of Man‘s tlckler friends
in old times wsa unbounded. After a bear-
ty trend-choking and a protracted tough pe:
collar to the southern darkey. the gentle
man said :—
“ Well. Uncle Joe. how an you getting
along in the world I“
" Hatter slow. Moree-—-—. Ben hnd rheu-
matht right smart httcy. and things nln‘t
gone ‘aactly right no how.“ replied the tint-
key.
“ A great many changes have taken place
since I saw you. Uncle Joe. Death has
taken your old‘tnaster away. the family are
scattered about the four quarters of the
globe. the farm is divided up. and atramra
occupy the old house. It makes me feel
right sad Uncle Joe. to think of the changer
that have been wrought by old Father
Tithe.“
“ Yeas." replied Uncle Joe. “ You 'mem-
ber when I was a slave I worked hard at
odl titties and made money 'nutf to buy
myaclf. I paid old Maura {1.000 for my
freedom."
“ Yea.“ said Mr. -——. "I remember it."
" Wish I had (let money now." owned the
old darkey.
“ Well.yes." replied Mr.
be quite a fortune for you.“
" Lots ‘0 fortune. sar." said the old man.
mourufully. “ and every time I think of it
I kinder rue de bargain. Nigger was wot?
a thousand dollars then. but now he ain‘t
wolf n cuu. Mighty changes in dis world.
Mans."—-Vlckshurg Herald.
W
Do) Ito-r hunt lr.-—blntncbody interview-
ed George Francis Train. and the latter
said: “Doyousec these bands! See the
blood run into them!
yum—all comer from vegetable dict. sir. Ne
meat for me. I eat nothing but. vegetables.
Vegetables makes muscle. aincwrstrangth.
manhood—"
“ch. George.“ said his auditor. laughing.
you‘re right. Heat is weakening. I alwaya
noticed that all the strong animals live on
vegetablen. There‘s the weak lion and
panther. and tiger—they live on vegetables;
and there‘s the sturdy cheep. the goose. the
calf. and the Jackass—they live on meat on‘
tlrcly. They—"
“It always make me mad to talk to an
infernal feel i" said Train. coloring up
while he turned on his heel and left in a
huff.
--—-oc--—-
“ Who struck no t“ exclaimed a drunken
nun that had stumbled and fallen in a horse
car. “No one struck you.“ replied I gati-
tlstnan; “you fellwnvcr that lady‘s feet.“
The tnsbristsd individual surveyed the
cause of his mishap in astonishment. and.
clinging to a atrap. hc exclaimed l “ Madam.
you‘ve got the biggest feet I ever saw l‘
“ Sir f" indignantly replied the much-insult.
ed lady. “ 0b. pray don‘t apologise!“
mllngly returned the intoxicated than: “I
am aware it‘s not your fault. but next time
sit aldewaya and give ‘etn the whole range
of the car. "
It is said that the editor of the New York
World-arm“ up another brilliant
leader on Provident great at Long Branch.
cxpatlatlng upon neglect of pnbllc duties.
lair-car. and all that. when somebody told
-———-. “ It would
htn Gov. Tltdac had [one to Long Branch
ferrite umber. The article has never ap-
rum! '
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AWaatcra lodge has declandlttcbca
goodgroandfcrdlvcrcc fcrawclaantctls
her hasbsad to casts-pest dart-gs vtclsat‘
thud" storm. with a patent lightnlagrod
hitched to lab Qlaat coins.
W
dons one. believing that action arebetter
tksn'wcrds. herald: “Warned ofthcacas
cfibsspatchbnt cover of Muscle-
“one.“
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om has eat an excels» W.
“cumulus port ill thaStatc,aid‘
mlflill ufcta taprlsca revolt.
There‘s health for by
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In winter he will keep you warm.
BASE—ALE,
The Best Family Liquors
IOT'I'I-ID LACER.
TRY HY FIVE CENT CIGARS!
cor. aunt an." era. sou-m woman:
i POST OFFICE
News Depot !
STATIONERY!
CIGARéN
hMMmyuth!
O. PRLUSS.
South Nottali, Greenwich and
New York!
Baggage & Package Express.
The undersigned having made arrangements with
the when of the steamer Neil W bite. will during
the son. run his rxproas on t at boa t. Ir“! a hit
Oonpcl. fortncrtyw th Adams lap rcu
will be on the boat to attend to all orders. Ordc
may be left at the other. at 8 F Peek‘ a drug star
or on the boat. IS If
«sonar. a common. 3.
Preserve Plates,
ONLY no CENTS PER DOZEN.
AT E. K. LOCKWOOD‘S
ttarlle and Granite Will.
The anhacrihera having united the lat-hie Worksl
of! IPrimccandtthranttsW . Bates.
wou invite the attention of the pltbllc to the on.
nan facilities they now have for t” rapid execution
i! 0‘"
ml orderc'pertalnlng to the!
MONUMENTAL, BUILDING,
CEMETERY wo’nx
Either of Granite. lat-hie, Drab or
lilac stone. Importer-sf
80 015011 Gran1te.°
lanmannfaetur- ra of all kinds of 14.90wa
cram: L'L'TI'I'RS‘ 7'0 01.8.
PRIOI, IA'I'IO l. co.
MW 4 and ti Mechanic st" and hand it Water
lb "Mae Manta for the 711.00er M IVN
Norwalk. Gena" Itch Jim
B V A E
vounaaoulv
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Dy Purchasing your
TIN . WARE. cram.
LAMPS. HOLLOW
WARE, ETC.
AT
av. H. anw ’7
not. Itrast. Opposite I. I. Depot.
Orders for putt! in Pllll ”and Stella, Tin
Rooney. etc. .ppront pyattcud
TED IAGIO INTER, cal Moon
‘WOOD‘S.
OLD WELL
Meat Market,
Main Street, Near Washington.
‘Tbis cldwto which" is justlhcslsbratsd‘ for the
parlor
the tenement cf the on “will callus
took” to the dances of this as
First Class that: of all Klillll
A'l' FAIR PRIOIB.
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knows
ofhls dag sell
cheap the duality c strata Mwii allow. and he
hopes ant-n be but to lacuna
mum “of, up
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City of Ieuttt Nerwalk Oeaa.
Plants and Flowers at nude-sas-
”textual-taxation. and u
Milliner'?
ch owns. Danna-u
h a. Black and” Cola-ed Silks. all at causally
LOW PRICED.
ladies‘sn d‘lllsael Shade Rats in all styles aid
fm$:PGcodawiiltnglyshewa all”.
“floore- at charte- Smith‘s. West Street. Flax
H’ABDWARE.
'Ntbcstam attain-let
GENERAL HARDWARE.
new 03- room.
or the but Quilt!-
Flattesaadw Mamas
rlrral lax-{cam
Mat memos” n. t quality.
i LAWN MOWERS.
Agricultural Implements. Icehanlcs‘ Tools.
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GROOERIES.
‘PROVXSIONIo
FLOUR AN D FEED
inc Oldest Grocery in South flu-walk.
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& taalwaya chaotic-"kc: they
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m‘tflesf“ us.
Work dcncatahcrt aches. ea evacuate.
KJIN G8? 0 BD’B
OSWEGO
Silver Gloss Starch,
l‘or the Laundry.
tantamount)!!!
T. lKINGSFORD & SON,
”almanac-unanim-
m h‘bcantlfal‘ :“nlahm to the demanding
balf‘aceatferanordlaarwaablng. Aakyonr grocer
KINGS FORD’B
OSWEGO CORN STABCH.
For Paddlua, mane lane, Ice
Ceca-t, Etc.
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For late by all Flue-crass Emacs.
HUMAN HAIR.
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PROF. ISADOR JEAN,
scvwal In
Whokaakad umwacniflm Mud
“All Kinds Hair Work
Ladies Bout Dream.
mid abllt ”WNW
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3mm “Tam‘ ”goo-Wm t “w?
an” FIR OIIIT OHIAPII
Manic“. dealer to sun. also was nth
‘\ s. outrun. .
NEW FIRM
At at; 01.1 Stand-
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Paints, Oils and Window Glass.
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ICE CREAM,
Fresh Confectionery, Fruits.
and Nuts.
loo Cream by themed
or Quart.
Fruits and Itotsofallklndslnlbclrsassen.
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8“ mum-c Place. opposite Depot.
programs
do: PRINTING
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THE “SENTl N EL" OFFICE.
Denburv and Norwalk R. R. _
New York and New Haven R. R
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