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—————-———I Benedict .b (bx. hat manufacturers at
.. wwwm... cashew... trims
a “shaman tbilnvwnlb ‘
‘RI. m“:.fim . n I. New w.m_~.~“~.“'m stain gave ernploywent to are persons
. ‘8‘“ hunch “a“ htlcrlfidxem ORI. 0. (ll-tin about
to vetsbhsh n librnry for the benefit of the
wenbunandali wenthrrsarenilieitsi in
donations of banks. and they will to thank
faltv received fro-a any eitiara or the town
of Norwalk. All donations raay be left a‘
Reed‘s Jewelry Store.
—“‘.-‘_
xenon Racer Averill. Joshua it Fords
and Awos 8. Treat. a countries- of the
W county bar. at a mitten! the bar
Dec. ttlb. presented valuations of respect
andregretfnrlhs lute Colonel Selena I.
White of when. writer. after unions
ate addresses: were unanimously adopted.
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The sixth 02th. Home Socialites was
held at-hlttsic Rail. Thursday eveninr. 8 tell
of these occasions is an improvement upon
its predccruors. The tnusic by llawa‘s
band was excellent. null Prof. Tuck and
wietnnts kept the dances in excellent ordt r
by their promptior.
—-—oo-—-—-— ”
Nb. SIX‘flxtla—Thus‘ who travel up
per lain street near the Methodist church.
complain that they daily witnrss cruelty to
m linen
unlis- Laura It IIill. XIII. Pretzels Rash
was It. Starters. urns. 8. sigh.
B'XTL‘IIR“ WT
W. A. Albina. W M Ir. T.
Blakemn. S“ 0. Chase Ir. Rants Rhine
)lr’ebael Reuben. Edward W. lollinler.
Washiagtoa Post. or win. a. Minn
J. S. "'8me
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Net of latter!
1 usmxuntumonnumncu:
Ibo above. will plebeb IM‘ W
blister Eddie Allen. 0. Grizzly. Charis-J.
Dans. llr. Strah Ii. Fitch. hits. Noggin
tin-find. Francis W. Knapp. 'llr. Gen S
Kendal. Douinicnvl‘olni. John Provoel.blisl
Nellie Reed. Sylvesbr Sherman. lire lags
gic Stack. Nelson Turtle. ht. C. Victory.
William Wehie. Win. R Whitt.
cuss oursrl‘nmcl’w Inner
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NO PA“! N. PAPER!
Feed the birds. an animal that would ruahe Berg furious
———ao.——— wit‘t indignation. Ahorse is left expwerl
Railroad trnvel is very light. to storrns and the severe weather day and
-—-wov-———
night. and people generally think it is an
unnecesstry cruelty. llttutslrr.
«o—w- .
Rev. Mr. Lansing of Georgia. mesentcd
the claims of the Methodist Episfllp'tlFfTNI‘
lucns‘ .‘tuocialitn at the First .\I. l}. Church
last Sabbath evening. at the conclusion of
an excellent scrtnon by Presiding Elder
IInbhcll. Ile gave a very minute st tlernenl
of the tnoral end ntenlal condition of the
frecdtuan. and elicited the sympathy of the
wngregalion to the amount of about $21.00.
Joe» II. Keane played to a snail audience
at Music Hall. Holiday evening. The
weather was very unfavorable. but the pity
wns good.
fi-w—
——-—-¢
Greenwich has a free reading room and a
library of 1.3)!) volntnes. which tnetnbers
can have the use of by paying “00 per
year.
L__“__._.
Reserved seats for the entertainment in
aid of the Graniteville t‘nirlt Church Society
can besecured at Stillson's Dru Store: price
35 cents.
——~—-¢.—————-
—-Wnt. ll. Swords is rnaktng all wool suits
cheaper than the cheapest.
In the en'texaintumlo be given at .\Itts ic
"all next “Nest!“ and \Vcdncslay even
run. representing scenes cinnected with the
life of our Stviour. (‘hrisl is in no way rep
resented
_..—_..‘.-———
We don‘t hear of nrany slehghiug parties
Young nten. yon were excusable inst ycor.
but now it devolves upon you to do the
tutti thing by the young wornen.
w“
rTobscco shipments registered twelve ca.
see last week. must of it going to cigar tnatt~
~ufncturers in .‘lorwttlk and South Nor
walk.—Danbnry Xews.
”woo—~—
The lloardof Directors of the First Ne
lional Bank of this city have tttldltllll‘lttil)‘
reelected Dudley I‘ lily. President. and P.
L Cunningham. \‘ icel‘rtsidcnt of the
bank
M
Mr. tlliver lloyl of Sanford. the new
I‘ivsiirnt oi the Senate. is spoken of hrahe
Matcher: “ a distinguished Methodist lac
rnan. whtwc name rs prominently nwiated
with nearly every great enlerruise of our
church.“
w-w—Qoo~
The lenrtwraniernwtings at Norwalk cv~
cry Sunday afternoon satin t i attract a
nnntber of our city people. List Sinday
there were two car loads The Norwdk
[wiplo are not salrslied with that. they want
tosee four car loads at the nest nicotine.
like it.
«so—«~—
Asprishlly paper has inst Ma s‘nll\\I in
\‘cw Canaan. hvt t‘re us no of the 3!: on cps-r
It is criirtsl by Mr .\oah W. ll or. a gentle
tutti who scents to he fit ly pots sstxt ot‘ a
spirit of hutnor. The paper is handsomely
printed. has a liberal advertising ptlronage.
and has every appearance of hicoining a
permanent institution. We h \pc to see it
weekly as long as we are in the exchange
htsinrus.
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\ntrunster ll uniting says more letters
have parsed through his ottlce during the
put three weeks than during any similar
length oflitne for years Postmltlce bust
nest is c. rtrinly {looking up. but it rnay be
that three hl‘ers tire reminders to delin-
quents that settling titue has art iris).
mooo
Rove “lays purple nre visitinc insurance
more. not so much for policies. as to lay in
their annuil stock of calendars and bh ti
ting pspcr. The drnguistuoi. are dis ri~
buting alminars cnotrrh tosnpply the house
hold with paper for kndling tires for some
title to more.
.0.
“ I‘ll take two chitdren. if you have ‘hctn
chctp.“ stir! it lail countryman on entering
our principal oyster saloon. the other tlav.
“ Twi children 2 What loo children 3 ‘ said
the astonished proprietor “ Well I ain‘t got
none rnyscif. and don‘t your sicn .‘cty. ‘ fans
iltrs supplied 3“ “Oh! we nrean lantilits
supplied with oysters l“ “ Why in thunder
don‘t you say so. then i“ ant lh s fantiht
sicker hastily cvscu ital the pt‘eiitis‘v‘. *
o—m— , "‘VT" “0‘
Suit) harm of Stamford. was arcsttsi
Tuesday evening: for the crime of incest
The Stamford Herold says : —“ (in Tues-d“
the daughter. nboul sixteen years oi age.
went before Justice Rowers-n and rustle oath
to the fact that she was noon to become a
mother through the c.irnc of incest with
Smith Dunn. her own father.“ The instice
found probable cause and bound the accused
overito the Superior Court for trial under
bonds of #14111 Darin is row at thereun-
tyjail in Brfigeport
——<oo~——-—
will“ General Randal Suiith. Colontl
Iont. Cnlonol Tyler. Colonel Smith. Lieu
tenant ()ol. “bibs. Brig-ole Adjutant lIcu‘
drick nnd Actistaut Adintsnt General For .
of the C. N. G..tnet In New llavcn Mon
day to considu tho nrcorntnendation of Adx
julanl General 'I‘rowhridce that the stale
buy‘a' cstnp‘uonnuan’d tie hill before the
‘ legislature concerning new uniform. It was
decided that it was nothesl to nskthe state
4613?“! any expense which was not consist
cred absolutely neccan-p.
--—-Qo~—--—
Ilr. Poet. a was living in Plan Bill and
nboutekbtyyundlmt wtthasnd acci~
dent on last londay evening. Corning out
of hhdoor.befelldown eight or nineicc
ousted steps Scarlet was hisfail. that the
buckleof tbotrnse which beiwasobligedto
waarwasdrivcn nudist-race intobissido.
Rewairntnedisteb‘tnkcn care of by Dr.
amine. who renoved the buckle to. his
sldncausing the old nan uncb pain. Ile
newtieeinnvuypreouionscrnditionbst
.Riebopcd thnt in "b?fewwceks bewill he
nbln to be out again.
-——-ooo——,—-
Ilow few reelinowbstthcyeaioyinthe
fragrant chanandweu‘nbtbavegunnsb
Iorevnr Wtbntwewelensiu only
lebambsdnotasde‘ntibogcnllnaangiven
utbehcutothecentrnryinnrecsntnnn-
beroflheMA-rrwnn. Innnarticln
snlbled‘AOlznr Sole-MM“
itbstalsdtbntagodmcfinrcen‘
manna-hummus.»
“mtundnafitmnndcie
ballcbctdanuonixenbbwntcdbydregen
”—
—The cheapest and best suit of all wool
dolbing con he got at W in. II. Swords
Don‘t forget it.
”a..- -_..
C. T. Leonard in Son. liorwnlk. are agents
tor- n new article. it patent tinder wond.
which isconveeieat. and claimel to be coo
“but. hutthiswenrnnotabhto cotton
crate; for we have never orientated thecost
of Ire making by the ordinary process.
With it you can tasks a fire quickly for
about a cent and half.
“*—
Tbesnnnal acetic; oflhenlockboldcrs
eltbs new York. blew [Invent Hartford
Raine-d woe held at Row Raven. lost
Wednesday. The old hard of Din-cm
wee mammv.mw
enncycnutdbythedealbofthnvm
hilt bei‘ filled bytlreelcctionnfbieson.
W.Il.\’andcrbilt.
-——ooo———-
heworbingnebofllew IIavcn h
“Saturday.“cohjectof which
toms—uniforcetebcnrupontbepoo
pinnndlawnabere of this state. with n
wtewtotbeeelabhsb-enteflqnl medics
termeflbeeppreslivecobditioneunder
whicbm-ebsbfir. and further.»
bfiegnbontsncbntreetnenloftbe waiter
debitwuheeebnllbabnnnanndjoeh
—-..-—
‘Mhml’ should cause the
m and gutters of tbecrtyto be
Motions-debut Therehavebeen
Ndaynonwbichtbisconld bnvabren
donenthintrnnblnnndtbosewbe are
whhd‘dtotbetrewn. won‘tdnitso
.tbblewboerenetwitli‘todowbbt
”undowedlohnvethcirsinn
brim
.5“
ofthecitypenlera
entneoftbst mum wbhbbesbeenre-
ported tubers“ drswatetbserderefn
II. I‘a‘trbanksinfavorot Old Well Rocha:
Ladder!» will nudism orphan
lion in a musicales in another eds
. MW—
nyitscownteatawe infer that the Go
srfl mattennvcly all that sppenrsinle
Sna‘rtscnraad we alsomshnsotirnnrove
went in our worthy m. If it
Nuasitsbenht by lhe kaowhske it alts
fun the Stunner. it will soon rank alum:
the beetjonrnala in the use“,
w—u—‘Q’n—un— «:3
The paragrnpbinlnsl weekb Sna‘rts‘nnre
ferring toIIrJtntesItow-enofllaaada. was
not iatendedto liter to Ir. Iliwon as a
honnlinrshonse keeper. nor was it furnhhed
by blr. Woodward or through his instru~
mentality. llr. Windward appreciates lair.
Burris-kinda“ to hirn. had was not with
llr. Itiwenssabnrderbnl nan guest.
\ W'—
l‘rcq‘s Grand Ainsley rnl Tableau rep~
resenting scenes counselled with the lite of
ear Stviouris indorsrd by the leading clet~
'gytnen ofthe coutury as a highly ntorsl
and instruclive entertainment. and receives
the highest corntnendrtion frost the press
everywhere In this entertainment it should
be understood that Christ is in no way rep4
resented.
”—99.“
There will he a lecture anti ntttaictl enter
tainrnent under the auspicies of tho ladito'
of the First .\I. 1-1 Church. of this city.
Wednesday evening. the 81st inst. “only
T. W. Jones of Wesleyan l’niversity. a
graduate of the school of oratory Philntieb
phia. and an eloctrlionisl of remarkable turn
it .will read anti the ntusic will be under the
direction of Mr.\ ‘11 llatch. the orgtnist
t f the \church. This will he one of the
thoiccst entertainments of the season.
M“
—Y‘\u can t so all wool suit clothing made
to order nt Vnt. II Swords. in better sly is
and at lent cost than any tailoring est ilrlislt~
neat in town.
—-————<eo
were surprised at their nrtuory by their run
tuerous friends who cstllcd upon then} fully
prepared for on occasion of socinl enjoy-
ntcnl. They brought refreshments rind tnn~
sic. and it took but a little time to gel the
toxin in order for exercises of the heel and
toe unimanii three or four hours enjot‘
tnent was the order of the night. The
cornpany present numbered about a Illlll~
tired. and everything passed on“ pleasantly.
“Ma—~— ‘
visit to I‘squonneck Lodge. No Lot Bridge.
port. on 'l‘tteslay evening. Jtn. :‘tl i. Any
member of the order that desires to 3:: is
invited. A lttll load is \\‘:tttlt\l. The can
rcyancc will lent‘e S in!) Xurwalk. in front
of the Insttrnrics lluil line at' 3 o‘clock I‘.
.\I. ' All are requeshxl t i he on h tnl at the
appointed little. Should the weather be
stortny or the sleishinu ptir the visit will
he pmslpt‘llted.
«v
According to predictions based on the
.‘
Go npti the next inaction ant you wait —::cnotnl “i‘i‘ unsure of p... ‘l‘n‘ as of hugs
ltnrh‘. crd the pus: tw i wants. the lat it
part of the winter will be lunch tniltler lh in
the lllst two installs. The prose-tit cold may
be t xywctnl luc \tttitiu until ab to: F lutrary
lsl n't r when it will ht rite ch wartntr
February will abound in thaws. and storms.
anl .\I troll will he very pl tas tut. the gr \ll‘t l
becoming millet by April. Au ltnnstriliy
curly spring tnay hr expend The ilea
that the spleens of swine alt-rd an indie ilion
of the characttr of the winter dates back to
the earliest sil‘lrrsnntl is probihly of St‘ttiv
tiirtaviau origin.
r-.-“ v———-
Oite of the tutor i up trt til? rltrfist lice sic
in: upon parents is lit :t of «tannins. :o
the Ili‘sl of their ability. their children
This duty so us to us to in a satrel one.
and one that it is a sin to n.-;‘.c:t. \\‘e
don‘t! not there are chillreu in this town
w to d r not know how the inside of aschool
house looks. and llilIs‘d they are e torsion-at
to. never will. list we do no: liy the Nit“:
of this upon the children : if they are not
trained dit‘ft nutty. they cannot help iL Th‘
parents are top nsilile it‘ the chihlr n grog
up in ignorance rind ctnsrquent vict. and
there is no good excuse for thorn. We have
go id schools mnlnctssi be able teachers.
ani every proper inducement is uttered the
parents I) send their children there. Yet
we are sorry to say. there are fathers and
mothers right in our midst, who have not
the slightest interest is the education of
their boys and girls. and if these same chil-
dren receive all their intonation on the streets
and at some time in the Nile: graduate in
the-county hit or slits prison. it will be
cssy‘to t it who the blatnc should rest
upon—W
Moo—~—
“ Rock and Roche.”
M Elihu: qf‘l‘nn mwrxu:
We have no intention of rushing an clam
rule argument upon the discrepancies in the
present City Charter. but simply to call at:
lention to their) is as few words as possible.
The ohivrctive point of those who wishel
the old charter amended was the annhilis‘
non of the city (hurt. the reinclnrn of the
to accretplish that end. That the «int-nib
formed binsclf upon the subject.
white hat but recommended the mimic
tort relative M
vielntionsofrbno-dinanees
Tbcsetbntraaltywnnttokaowwbat be-
Lsst Friday evening the Burnside Guards
Butler Lodge .\‘o. 9?. 1.0 0 I“. will pay it
number of councilmen to sir: being a covert
tenufrevision failed tr do its work than
onehly ismentloevcry psrsra whohnsin‘
Hence,
we have sowetbin; thit was not alt tactber
lesited by the penile. If the revision cone
wentoftbosecrctionsoflbecbarlerof lsro
relativetitbecity Quart.“ should now
bointbepessrrsionefacoatttbat was
wrongfully taken nouns“ I871.withont
the drscrcpaacirsantt Wombat“!
Though the dry
court. radtllnd unsatbe people intent
shims-stirs have another under the
new. unlike either of tbakrrncrnaitia
lobar-ado to order. having ”shunt
liaisons
subsist ninewhat doubttnlitbssntnew
arched tbs-r. Miler-them“
rbecbutwdensnetdhiaetlyhnwtbebse
“we“ wild-tub! the m “
tsrsirexhibitedln Wood.
havebreabeldinlhe Onion Ghost every
bar have asked an iatercu in the prsyare at
Godbnaeplewho are working there On
one nursing new areas. and no evenivg has
used without nraaaihtatton at a dolls
foracbanxe of bruit and Rte Q one or
auto There are but a few billbren toner
dncttbuwtunat the chapel. nndaheyfenl
thenecd of assistance. the airline will
unit-int: hcconlinntd thumb next week.
andngoodworkwtayhsdoneby tbmewbe
can tasks it possible to attend thew.
“woe—«~— .
Old Well II. Q Io. Bulls
Oil Well tlonk a Ladder (Mb Rdl isnow
alum: of the pat and it has ntarked a
briebt sp it in the bisewy of the enjoy-rents
of this city. It was a success socially and
financially The attendance was large and
ointment of our best citirnx who entered
heartihr into the color rout of the occasion.
The ntentbets of the cantpany who had the
nianageincnt of the alfiir were unliring in
their attention to their guests. and succeeded
in ntakiue the hill the best of any held on
farthis season. The ntuslc composed of
five pieces. by members of The liowe 0n
eheslra. was really line. and Prof. 'ch
proutptlal in his usual excellent nta‘nner.
The unanimous remark is that nothing mwe
could have been desired in the way u? tnusic
Supper was furnished at the City llotel. and
was such a good one as host Bittlctt always
provides. We understand that the hill net-
ted the orginiralion nonsense.
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Grand Entertainment. _
Frost‘s Grand Allecory and Tahlcnux. rcp~
resenting scenes connected with the birth.
life. dent ‘r. resurrection nnd ascension of our,
Saviour. which is to be portrayed st Music
“all next .Tnesday and chneslay evens
logs. promises to he a very interesting and
instructivc entertainment. It is to be given
inxnid of the Granitevillo l‘ttion Secluty by
theThiltlmn of the Sunday school connected
with that society. assisted by the Sunday
schoOls of°lhe Btytist. (Tongregnli. hat and
Methodist societies of this city. anl is now
brine robe used by those who are to engage
in it. In the exhibition. it may be well to
say. (‘hrisl is in no way represented.
The entertainment has the endorsement of
the clergy. sud its whole tendency is to
vividly illustrate events in Sacred History.
live. L. J. l-‘iclher says Hf il :—“I will not
attempt to describe this allegory. To know
its aunt beauties one rnn~l witness its repre~
sentntron. Our school did lust‘mc to their
work of delineation. and as the stay was
told. the mags sung and the tahlcsua shown.
nothing but appoint and expressions of
admiration were heard in the large and
well—fillet hall. It was a complete success
in alt rospwts. and now that several days
have passed since its lost scene was closed
in frorn the tit-lighltal eyes of our purple. it
is still in the minds eye. and rnany unspent:
in; of it as one of the most beautifuht such
in: and sacred pictures they ever beheQ.
Must hulltly do I conitneud this entertain~
rural. and trust that ntanv of our Sunday
schools w it invite hie Trust to give it by
their assistance and in their behalf.“ Tick~
cts nill its Quid for ‘35 cents; t‘hiltllt‘ll I3
Cents; reacted soils at Stillson‘s drug
store 33 cents. .\drnixsiort ticktlt may be
exchanged for reserved soar tickets at Still
son‘s. ‘l‘he tli‘j‘tl of this entertainment isa
worthy one. and each should contribute to
in: kc it surxvoful.
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Tet-y l‘scltnl to livery one.
In no other wru‘ can a person get back so
large a profit for a very little money. so to
expend it in learning what to do. when to
do it. ant how to tI) rl—in ct‘icr words l l
hays his brains help hishin is “are is one
wry to do this: Tue srttall stein: or/cfira
pnrlnctton of less than haif‘a cent a day
or three cents a week. will now procure a
lsry. beautiful. cheap iouru ii. for all of
lsi‘T. splendidLy illustrnt at. with 5.!)
line ori-iual ¢\£NTing§ and or r a thousand
colurn is of the v ry best. p‘ ain. practical.
trus wsrthy information about the every
day indoor an i tuition-r work and comfort
of every borne. in country. villsg: and city.
This information is not prepared by nacre
scribblcrs. but by a large force of inlcll‘genl
working turn and women. who know what
they write about. end they run assisted by
tnany others. who furnish information front
their own practice and observation. Such a
irnrnslls the .«twsrr‘crn Multitasking so
named hccruse started 33 years ago as a rte
rnl journal. but since greatly enlarged and
improved to suit the daily wruts of eviry
nrnn. wornan and child in city. country and
'lIIfig‘d‘Ill the farmer and garlener. the
merchant and mechanic. the professional
man—indcnl.allelm It is packed full
' of useful information that every one ought
to have. Minty single hints and sugary
lions will repay more than a whole years
cost of the putter. Its original engraved
plans for buildings and improvements. with
details of cast etc. and erratum di~
rcclionsaroworthfartnmelbsnawniority
of the costly works on architecture. Great
canisescreisedtobavo every line in the
papeereliablc. I‘s crustal. persloleotand
full exposure of a ntuitilndn of huubnge
andswindlcrs. ere alone worth far more
than nsoishandbavesavcd to its resists
nndto tbecouatry millions of dollars that
would have gone into hands of nbarpbre.
The departmcncz ftw honsekeepen and chil~
tires arevery useful and entertaininy.
eborh the AW mm! b full c
yesreentpostpnid; or fonecupiesadb
ny.nndpnywetl.
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Amharkedlate'lestin m nab
lend-us
evenirtgthepressntweehand enheanaw- -
In
MWNMtQh ism-horns
intbelnnd. Tbocircnlntienisaolnrgelbal
tbopnblisheesennsvpplyit at little above
tbecostofthe printing paper—brads
Neurndvicsandaendyonrenbectiplion
Mlmtvufitsmlndecowpnv.
son-mm. RewTol-c. Tunwitltwlit
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Obi-emanate“ to m
trenbhh m tba caters Ire- that
Mudmmhbbemu
Mindoro-yeah: The barber t to.
'i -mnbfldfintuvhsthnim
bte. “mum new but
* snowman. “refund 1::
wbyfilaln‘unseaeuaeunsw: “Tu;
“Wannabee been new uses
nndm in bland “haven-v
budib‘ewinberthedrolelbel that
tcrtbeirebnskcpttbreecnrgbrsnway
thispattnndotbernorlbcrn porters well.
ilew llavenharbsrhfnwenovrresfnront
feel of all this has breathat since the be.
alliiexeftbwotd guaranty tremor
oyslrrahave reached this welsh The re~
centlbnwbndno etrct on this state of
things. Therearevery few oysters in Fair
Haven. and the nubets of New York. Ilse
ton. Providence. Rorwhh. New London and
nitritnorn are selects; in the cane way.
In Fair Haven the scarcity of oysters has so
‘ rsiscdtheplicethattbey are worth fl.” ’
agellontoshipagnin. andealer in Vic
ginlat writes : “Can‘t ship any oysters at
any price. What few I get I bare to cstcb
lhronghsevcnincheeofloe. bad it is slow
worb.‘ Tait IIavcn denier. at present have
nvcryfewoystersnl highprices. and it h
probable that they will have n few on hand
ntosloftbesenson. but not enouh to fill
their orders even at the high prices ol‘sred.
Fourteen oyster vessels. borne partly loaded
all bound for l-‘tir Ii-ven. nre new either
fronen‘ tn the ice or wnitiru in Obernpnako
bay for a thaw. Two vessels bound for
Fair llnren~ have reached New York with
a part ofetrgo ench.but New York dealers
are eager logel hold of these oysters. and
they pmbnblywill bound there.“ it cute too
ranch tout towel uplhesouad. Theme
want are for taking a schooner only twcn
ty lilo wilesont of Row Yerkbarbor. The
l-‘air Raven dealers expect only one cargo
nest week. and fear that one will get no
further than New York. Oysters will not
humus plenty again in this ruarkst or any
other until alhaw of great length removes
the too which keeps the schooners away.
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‘MM'M Snorer. Rector or Christ‘s
sin. Mine. Duranl fills-I write you a
line to express rny cratidcatien with the
beautiful exhibition which you save byonr
Sabbath ”on“ Mt “chm the chi“
tiouwsnreuader foryonr kindness in re
protects; itft wour benel' Idonetkaow
that I ever witnessed anything of the kind
mi; “Witch: “n3?“
a t
the Ascension ween. to rat- salad.
0n the wboln I was nucb‘in in the
.and‘saw noth in it that could be
gird breverent tn- tunable. It was
beautiful in design and well carried int tea
petition. It rowed within me ennuions of
romance. devotion and love. and for one I
thank you for the [erasure I bad‘ in witness»
in: it Wishing every {I an.
truly Tours. \t‘ “snow W . Swat-nit.
It‘etor of Christ‘s church.
The above refers to an entrvtninntenl
given by Prof. Frost siwiliar la the one
which islo take place at Music “all neat
Tuesday and Wednesday evening in aid of
the" Granitevillc union Ghnreb Siciely.
Ticketssxceets Children 13 cents. Ite-
served sects 33c... h be had at &iltson‘s drug
state. .
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‘l‘bnt $33... Check.
.Md‘Smemn.
Gum: Ourattention having been
celled to our cndormtenncertnin check
forflifidrnwn by the Writ-Id Fire In-
set-neoconpsnytolbe 03d Well Rocha;
erdcrOotnpsnycwbenrer. and that none
oftbe—anhcrsofcridlrwckcornpanyban
slntcdtbntthe cit-pony had not received
saiddonnlion.wedeeaitprop¢(in juice
to curative» lo wnbeaetstewent inrcln-
,tiontorn‘e‘raarter. that the paint: way an-
delebandthefacts
Inlay-.183. the truth Rorwslk Gin
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ber.approprinlcdtbosnuofm(tbelt-il
oracoancilappropriatinnforoneobjcclat
nlimnowardstbepnrcbnreofaheohand
ladderlrwckfer lchld Well flock and
Lamb! Gourmand authorised tbecowrs-
nittseu fire depanncnt. ofwhich our
juniorwasataerabeszpnrcbasc fro-tbs
New Haven Tire Der-fluent the unseat
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name-womanizer.
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(aw men-smearin'
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Large Assortment of
UNDERWEAR
martini not
Gent‘s Merino Wrappers. 36
to 44 in, from 30crupw’arrls.
Gont’ s Merino Drawers 32 to
42 in.
. Lsdics’ Merino Vests. 26 to
36 in.
&
Ladies‘ Merino Drawers 26
to 34
Childs Merino Vests, 16 to
3‘ in.
Child‘s Merino Pants & Draw-
_ ll .
.Boys’lurinoWrbppersfiSto
34in..at30crs.
Drawers. ”leukagbtddo.
mahogad
BOOT & SHOE STORE
mmmm} bun-W
unsound-room“. mu.
Owing to the general stagnation
of bushes, caused partly by
the unsettled question as to who
is President
States, I shall continue to dis
pose of my large and attractive
Boys Merino Wrnppcrs and
Microbe!-
Abounmtoffipesfigum at
Go T0
Wood’s New Ohenp
wmucooucnur.
must-belt“ It!
LAUDER‘S XIII BLOCK.
PRIBES DOWN
.10.
HARDPAN!
of the United
stock of
Horsemen“; Utensils,
Crockery,
China and
Glassware,
At Prices within the. reach of
all. Remember that I have
bargains in
Porcelain Kettles,
Pets, Griddles,
More;
Donotdelsyin-akingyolree-
lectionsATONCE.
Onlynfewrnorcofthoseaoc.
Pnpcrl’bilsinnheobtuncd.‘ ‘
Wpficeofwbicbie es
mi».
For-bargains either great or
no
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scan,
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JOHN
(uni. sun on: tn:
“we-me
Old Stall. New
Gloves.
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