N. ’AY! N. PAP“! “F“M Travtlttttamhantheln errata ' , —*—— . mmhmwmtwe “tandem hut-i M la. wfl wintetatht “QMMQM claim fluent-tint an!“ and «9“...th Quantum-IQ wet N America. Noiwthrrnmdttbenh“ n“. W Numb-amen armed bdtlltnralretme inhale ‘nll on the hloiOctahtn vain-woven— “MMpWIeahkhnuw h latte Ital anhtndayeveni‘q. and gnveavarlndnndnnrnawhetawtwnlngentee Wenndermnndthat ” Richardn. luhhudllnmecratlc iorGovnr- nerwillmenknt Intio “all in thk cdy. “them *— gh'ocallme attention tnthegera enenr lrstpngn untitled “Swath-“land.“ ,lthawudennntionnihnantiiul aentintentn ”Randi-Rh)“ -——-w—— l‘artiea cumin in iron out oitownto wiaitthnialr ammldcnllntlackingham~h Ooh. inraitnrenbrreinthiacity.aadnrethe extranediaaryinducementntheyaree‘ering Mannhdnrithrwnnh. 9““ " Liew dnya min orerhandngapile Ybottkmlr.8.l'.l~chiound onnln which were two iall grown mice. They nrwno Jargnthattheycannotbyanyporniblerneann gttonhandmmt havemndnthetr homela thebottlewhu‘nitnyonng. -_”_ , — Familien an led with Bottled 1. Door. by Geo. Be’ha’lnb. ‘8“ -—-.>-- An adjourned meeting oi the eontributora to the “ South 8 eralk Free Reading it turn Fund " will he held at Nelnon Taylor‘a once. to night.'(l‘riday). at 7 fl o'clock. A lull attendance in narnenlv mound. ‘ , _*OO—— . , The Ruined braid he began itaneeoud volumn in a way Iouriahlng condition. Wentnvery giadtolearnthta. and hopelt will contiau to learn thta. and hope it will nuance to lnereaaa ltn patronage an it in- creanen h merit. lithe former keepn pace wkh ch latter in proprietor will hea happy “who denerven to be. -—-OOO——-- miter Lodge. No. 97. I. 0. 0. F..oi South 'licrwalk will celebrnle'thelr annivernary by making a vinlt to Rippowan Lodge No. 24. oi eta-lord on Iondny evening Sept. 85th. All oi thyme-bun at Butler Lodge are re- counted to turn outto a man. Should there hndityer‘merege. a maehlmwlllhn gnwvldnd nndnrndnetien oi turn will he . made. rorinrther intervention enqnweor ’thn cam-lime! mange-ante. . --——oo-—— " _A;Ohnttnnnogn int-edema wnnrohhad‘ . Next morning a atrnngw ended and nald thathewal unanitkMand nhowed aloeket. Theiarmernald that hevalued it hrnauan It had been worn by a dead child. 'flcnhia.“ midthn rename-gallant”!- tamed. “Int me make matltmlnn. Rare nee ” by.“ non.“ . lahndad the ”uncut.“ fl hill and received "cl-Int- metronome-Mitre. eutefiettho’utenkn.‘ ,, s. W ‘0. dtdimwdQnMntdprn. lent. ' 31$ WWW“ mammal haircut“ run—6*— «autumnal-inn. hwrhttprprtwhmrn‘mm‘ reiterated. heath MM taunt-gent.“ made a“ at Mien M”— hhaliut wantaheaentheltawt.“ Raw Torkonlonday withthe iotlowirm rrwnlt: hwngvea‘idgiorl‘ildoau Thin weathagnntlamen‘ntraln.however. ——-—*——- Wenregladtoannnnnce that Aural Old- dioga. Manual“ up hla residence in thineity. lie huh int a low time been identiled whhtta and bin molding in the 1 prime. lanthanum-panama not. out oi keeping. Rowhe inoneoiwnindeealnnd wearegladoi it. —-—-¢»—-— The Central Rational Bank oi Norwalk innownpeniorbunlmand in located In the Granite balhlleg. “In hear in under able manager-tent. an will he neen by adver- tiaewtent in another column. . -—-—onw—- Ir. in 0. Tollnn died in Phillipa- bury. 2?. J. on Wednenday lent. in the dirt year oi h Hr. 'llollen wan anptriaten- dent oi pnblte nchoola in that city. and wan well known to moat oi our readrrn in thin 9“!- W , East Avenue I. ll. Church on Sunday next. lith lush. Rev. A. A. Lalhbury will preach at 10.!) a. m.. the ‘put if at i p. m.. to be iollowad by prayer meeting. Young peoplen meeting on flonday evening it 7 30 o‘clock. Regular church prayer meeting on Wednendny evening at 7.” o‘clock. -———¢oo—-— , -—Go to lead‘n Confectionery ior and pure Candy. Kalle imh ever; day. ho- eolnte Oarntnela. Svertln Ta 4.. tooeoanut Oahen. etc. nlwayn in good order. --—ooo-—-—- . Ir . W. Onvanagh. ior yearn ioremnn ' rice B ttea & 00.. hen opened it marble yard in thin city in the rear oi the Old Well Hotel property. where he in prep trod lu iurainh. lonumnnln. rgrarentones. Plumbern. alabn. tt-x. at’ Moderate prlccn. -———ooo—— ‘ - The Sunday pnpern contained telegramn ntating that Bonn Tweed had been arreeted in Spain. and wan to he returned to thin country. Since then diapatehen have been received conflmrlng the drnt report. but at’ll there are many people who will not btlieve that the old man hat been caught. ' ' . -——-oo-——-— Bishop Whipple illustralcn the cast oi the Indian war rather atriklngly. He recently remarked to a correnpondnnt oi The Omaha llrrnld that ii tnnnoldlere were placed in a line with an indian at one end. and the American people tpuld be brought to under- ntaad that maneurnthencalpeithat one ladlan it would require the aacrilnn oi the tea aetdlern and an expenditure oi QM” in money. they mkhthelnd manic whether made theneabwaarealtywerththnnntlay. ——«O-—— -—Agondhna nndnrahirtat 'mmmm‘n‘ The llntrnnt-dner temperance meeting wmhnldnnthnhwphhhmtra‘grenntlvnt m m net-ere and“. mailman-tare awn-animus. 7 “a noggin.» n. w aunt-to. nun-nan. hunt it vrhh‘aa" rdymna q: u».— I —‘navergenrnier&errtnen§llwtchin one. unlaun “hit- 11“ till _ thnghmwtnmnnirrnnxew _plwmntrnntrtn W‘b‘m “ht mu hon atarce and he on meat rd Maud R automaker. “3“ N that W “tithe-“a. tn. train ham l‘hltdeh~ phie. m north. panned a new train which wanthawding on a wide M wear Mandate. ii. 3.. Sudan. three cows be- came wedged n between the tan thrown theme train iron the track. Thematicarwantbrownrlitn trackn and upset. the biggue ear wan thrown over an embankment nix ieet huh. and two paracet- ger cars were redeem-pod and badly wrecked. The mail and Adana Rupture cuewere do molinhed. F ntunately no one :wan killed. Geraent Joana the mall agent. wan hurt about the head and received internal injurien which are considered dangerous. ii. W. Erie. tom-ul- warm water. no hdlv hurt in the groin and hip. L 3. Hoover. and Int-h wan braised about the body. and was btdly cut ahtatt theiorehnad. Capt. A. E. Rerbert. niecpingcar rmnductor. wan bruiaed about the body. Great praise wan given Winter V‘an Audale iot- hinpreeence oi mind in putting on eteam and driving ahead. “on navtnx the earn "our luring piled one on anohter. The engine broke it: coupling. or he he would have av dded rho-t oi the damage that occurred. W «berth on: for bargains in biota rnlld nhoea. at 0. ll. Harvey‘n. one door iront poet once. ———ooe—— The old Mott house wan the theatre oi an- other oi lhone all too trequent outragea upon the public more. that continually disgrace thin borough and caused either directly or indirectly by Nina. In thin cane. one Jamen Kelly a man when sober. who in industrious and’ poacable. but when lull lined by bad rum. broomee a peril-ct demon. had become owned by rum early in the day and driven all his iamily out of doors with‘nn axe.with the exception oi hln helplenn babe. With thin child norenmirtg at the top 0! its lungs throughout the day to the terror oi the neighborhood. at dark the mother com~ plained t t the authorittes end an attempt was made to ne‘cure him. He driled capture by irsnticnliy brandishing hie axe. and wild- ly roaring and acrenmlng. But he was rent:- lutely purntted. and with the aid oi polen and n copious drenching oi water. he was captured and conveyed to the lnnane depart- ment at the aims butane. He raged like a wild heart and the hunt was more like that of atlger than a hunti’n being. Hln brain wan hurt in a melee in a borough rum ehop. it in naid.a long time nince. and now when- ever under the influence of liquor he be- center a raving mnniae. The town author- itlen have had him conlned .neveral timet’ before. but relenae him again an noon an he get- rational. togo over the name terrible experience. We are glad lobe around that ougeeleetmen now promine‘that he nhall no longer impnrll the liven oi bin iamliy or the public. .fleoughttobn neat tothellddla- town latnnedaylnmat once. Buchanan oi terroraadnpronroa wan witnennnd‘na Saturdaynleht waaadlegraentn our town and tobnrenrnmen humanity. in lent-the old Iott henna h and has langheenhjtuh- liennlrnaeethnt itn own: er the public hmlnuhtna the huhnr at rintnna animate—drama ‘ .1 imam-thread“ Meaghttaahatnwrnmunl. It. *7 QORALQ. lkdahwnt M mi- thnihntmnial. ‘ Inandlmam. The-minty“ re turned hem the m an Qatar” hm‘m‘mfiwflb Influ'.hryandlr.ura‘.lal~ lenkdldthaOnatnninlthttwnrk. hummmehnvgedher rati- Rowlavan. Ir. William llaymrntand withhave hihhaveretnrnad,tn there home in New York. Rh‘nalotwenrandinmib have return- ndlrnmthmrvbhinm “Amwanilontoninvhlting hwhemnatekltnnatth. lmlletardl‘arnleenndllwemnh‘ llbhlrthave genete rpnndwwmhtr’tn W Drota aadShonatohe “rmxoaedoorirom Nisan“ hematite-a. dtneeheralthweitvtnthalhnrplnunu n. “III. F ' ‘ llll‘lltq‘L‘.’ nrmmchnnhrmfimatwfiu-ldmm “m“‘w‘fimni alwhnenmatam’wfihHC‘ wmmflWMaadh-na lewmnmmhh‘hamt‘wm rhht-haewnldnmhn otherwhe.‘ A pvn‘ but «do. a tuner- and m “hembawenrnhpln “We ,, 9-33F"u “Mi-"3,. gamut; :§ 2* i. F Donia “when ‘ r‘wnaawarn.__ hmmrmmmnnt. “mummm wmfitmwem H“ w‘ ma‘auamu Whitaker » *hreyeanntimlnymeu‘hnnlrrt ‘ “Mfretbnmfifii‘ ~ ‘KMflvmnthiabartywlehw ‘Vadnldnaawnnareatrneawhta entree-reviewltlhdam: “inhumane“ . hbtwnlhrneh=h*tyenenn‘t alwayt armature tel. You won‘t brine \ antwtwwkbmhhu ththnrawrt Airtime“ «one erratum, “mm “WWW“ Prefieh“\mlwmmt Nelawrhlnhehimdrmeghtwtwa‘ “.‘ “M-“ In In! M , “oughtnoldmamltakegvent turret-n intanathlrticrrmtsoi youth. and reset wrench when angling ms to rant whatrhonldhaa healthy and W rec trail-tn. ithinkthelndependendeotn have pnrsnedalineoi conduct very injurious to theirewa repata‘lnaandtheplnarnnneithe W. Wheathevorxaninolin the spring. they challenged the Unions. played. and werebadlybeattw. Theyrn-ugaaiandatlnved agarueonthelrown grounda and werethe victors. They playedathird game on the iair groundn and loot. They again rcorgan. oi Norwaik. and entered for the Stamicrd tournament. The Union: played under pro net and heat theta min to to it They played the arena-l game oi the tournament on the ialr groun in. they with hired pix)» orn and the Unions with three oi their men partially dleabled. The Unions incl. 1‘ the carnal nolieitation oi the Independents theUnions. out oi country. played them again under the name dieadvantngen. and were again deieated. Thin in the record upon which they bonntno inordinately. three gamer to three under nueh unequtl and on just conditions. Thin Independent club. whliet an amateur club. acknowledaed their inferiority. and accounted for the name- that “they were gentle-men‘s none. and could not compete with working men.“ It that be no. it in a pity their iathers‘ did not make gentlemen oi them. it might hsve saved them irorn much that in unneemly. The very iret oi going outside oi Rorwaik tor recruits. nhown their real estimation of them- selven. With, all their hired help they have not yet hence the Unione—three to three in no bent—and nhould they win the dual game in it the amateur club of Norwalk. or New York. Brooklyn. Wnetpurt and Not-walk united. that hate beaten a damn-fin amateur club oi a neighboring village. lilghty lent to boast oil They would appropriate the nkill of their hired help to themnclves. I commend to their attention one of Aesop‘s tablen=:—-" A cert zin Jack-dew was no proud and ambitious that. not contented t l be what he was. he picked up the ieathern which tell from the peacock and atuck them among bin own. and very confidently went atrut- ting around in his honored plume.“ Thin jack-daw. club neemn trignorn ‘all the amen- ltien that nhould ehnraeterlne a friendly con tent among neighbors. Where in the no- bleneeaoi the old lionnn who would not rtenl avlctory. "We all know who the members oi the Union club are. domfide reeldentn oi sun/mu, or its immediate neighborhood‘ without any allure 'to.thelr nnmen. They really are an amateur club and will no re- main. and have no need oi. or denire to wear othern laureln. “ Their demeritn may thin that they have gained.“ Nor have the thevanltytonnpponathevcan ntceemiuliy compete with Meal plum So long an they can meet heya like themaelven they are willing toplay. ior they know that a manly rivalry inqullecempatihlewith good Mien . r r m for autumn-nan arm ~.... . incl. importing their players irom mtside ' npeakunboneted loan proud a fortune an .,. Mint nhtnry’tt Unhadthaiciluwiagintheluttin can :. 3 aadeanendorneenerywordthath nald ni ~"D gmttuhhranlaihrallieuinteialneaaaad 'm hrtwhkhtwek lettuce-metre! din-h. ‘M" ' “new audible-n rm war inane : “It my twonhaaa were M l the!“ ' think hawarthwnrave: linear i tuned in Webb‘s coal yard. and “tenure in “an ornate: lchutednyewrcr wry W. tnnaanh-‘tnarall New! mt hamawhlthele thrnthtthntlwe not on how a dhry tantra bat.‘ “adrenal warneli an quirky an unnoti- cnhle hora ht arnhrner. her a W crowd oi oyster“ and clawrarrs “an to anther round at. watnhhg the apart. ‘ lanthanum! nineteen“ York Myrna arndtthvin the rare-no. Thin all comer from your joining that liar-en and Wheeler chit. You are a pretty npnclnteo oiahoyin blue. A‘hl you dirty beam. keep oi.“ Apd we retreated to recapn hin «rennet. ' ‘ Pnrhicul Ry thepowcrsoi ll-leelly; in it thuayou’trent are r“ muttered Honnient'. “litrewellJ-on brute! " we returned. and went our way. leaving him to argue the mutter with the jolly hoatrner. . Soon after thin we iutnd ouneli in the room oi the Tilda and Bendrickn club. We sat down to reed. and being weary we iell anieep. We were awakened by the nound oi voice‘aeloretoourearmad gently opening oureycn we saw two terms beio‘re on. One we «cognined rte Gauge the charmer who; on bended knees like a pictured naiut in prayer was making some agreement with the other individual. This latter person was black. black an the ace oi npades. and bin eye-hallo were white an milk. Bin drenn was black turnedzup with terrier. and upon looking clone} and more attentively we dis- covered along. round protnherence haug- ing‘lown below the skirts of his coat. the end of which wan nharpened and barbed like a fish hook. .Upou one hand he wore a glove. but the other being uncovered we could nee hin long claw~like nails. “ What do you any i" naid the black. devilish looking pernon looking into George’n eyes. and smiling pleasantly upon him. “ What doyer 'npec I ntyi—ohl Excuse me." returned George. hastily correcting hie elnngy 'answcr. “ ingrre. oh. gentle devil l to any arrangement your‘ satanic majesty may think proper to make. Give me but power to gain voters. and I am thine. body and cool." ‘ “ D3110 l " returned the . other. “ Thou nhalt have this power. and thou shalt ha a nhlning light in your party. All ehall bow down‘nioro your euperior wisdom. And for thlsltnnntltaue yomhody and non ." Willi-thin! moat helnmnly and nlncerely naree to.” ‘ ‘ “ This agreement mmt be written and nigned by you in your own blood." “ I eubmltfi- anawered George. and there uponithe npot a vein was opened in his arm. and the red globulenoihlood were caught in a atlver cup or basin that was nuepended irorn lunarOvil‘n girdle. When enough wan obtained arm wan bound u and dippada‘o‘uiill. into-life redf‘uid m nature-wanto‘mpiete. ‘.wlll'uwhendnd knee. _ retina-done recelrnd the devil‘n _ more moment a deathlike ntillnrea neltled the ' and than nhlladtne lath oi ed h the at covered. , the baatahaddhppntutandflnmgnnrnnaa. ha “a W 4 ‘t- new _ n m l'll ninth m “a“ men “lemme m Fellow?!“ - ”El?! ¥ . 41 pinealnnr. ‘ mmwm-‘rw WWII! O! 13.8. ,_ wW-wmm M surreal-inhuman Iran. rate , nae—on “lair interment Chm-nub. “at lunch. Wine oi lei attain». . hamth .5: é“ “We? ' N'AEI. ext-w“ “r in raw-annu- matte .93 a.“ . “‘ UNION SCHOOL c. turnover _, comm-ac: om‘m .. lu‘ u M e! m man-a Me com P“ m” ‘~ k.‘% The High School Department of thin institution offer nupemor advantages to 1 time!) ‘dcsir'tn to ursuc an advanced course 0 y. A few pupils from‘out- . side the District can be accom~ muddled. Failtcrmopcnn Mon- day. Sept. 4th. For terms or other inlormatic‘m n ply to the School Committee. ho. Kuwait: 0t, or Pfiqdpal‘fij - , \ a» .2 “W Hunt» 4 my. i ’5‘ .; ~.» in: ft it?” ran a. Winter Styles .w— w .Mtttine‘ryooods Saturday. Sept. 9. 3 AT Mrs. ll. KmEgiErvs WASHINGTOS“ m. n. hl‘le are invited to m%t*m~%rg.m~n Great Variety 'of Fancy Goodn.. ,7 , .‘. .. “‘- _ 2 w: 55 -0...) QV:J Cider 7- Barrels .. ’93 SALE >1 .. in Ml 1.! sSORTMENT OF‘ " kl? r.
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