will: lapping ll.
ran-attainment the siata nan
wear-smut.“ -» '
“Oh—
"Xf I had tincture. be dad. f'd trate
Enigrmay be ye have the tin clots.“ '
. M.-
7 A darker-instruction for putting but a
coat were: “First de right arm. den de left.
and den give one general ccinwulsion."
. --——-ooo—-d-
The Russian soldiirs while on the march
do their cooking for meals. we suppose. on
some of those mountain ranges.
w...-
Aud now a man has got the hydrophobla
from the bite ofa potato bug. and there's
talk of muzzting the animal. ,
...“, ~-——VV i ' . ’-
What is tlte difference between a tunnel
and nspcnkiniz trumpet ? One is hollowed
out and the other hollotved in.
, -————¢eo——————
_A ooupleof our society young ladies have.
much to their momcndation. recently
dropped into a cookery. The result is that
the plea haves new kind of cake or pudding
every day for dinner. ‘
——+ -»—-
A man may be brave enough in day light
for a major general. but ItI the dish-pan fall
down the cellar-.stalrs. and ileum set up in
bed holding his breath. with his eyes stick;
log out like pot feet. wondering which way
the ghost is coming.
...—....«_~...
A stranger arrived in St. Louis last lion:
day. took a look at the city. and shot hiru~
self. In his pockets were found thirty five
cents and 'a stub of a lead pencil. which
caused the erroner‘s‘iury to return averdiel.
“Chicago editor—couldn‘t slntitlfprusperily."
3'!"
._
W
A handsome .lndy entered it dry goods
house and inquired for it “bowf‘ Tito D0"
lite clerk threw himself Itflt‘k. and remarked
that he was at her service. "Yes. but I
want a buff not a green one.“ wits the reply.
The young man went on measuring goods
immediately. '
OOO< -.-—
The importance of Itt‘lll): clear iii the use
of the apostrophe was show by the follow-
ing injunctien on the occasion of t\ fete at
an orphan asylum : “The ladies will take
with them their own refreshments. so as not
“to eat up the orphans."
W———«
A Pi‘nnsylvanin Dutchman. who married
his second wife soon after the funeral of the
\grst. was visited with a two hours‘ serenade ’
l oken of disapproval. IIc expostulated
pathetically thus: “ I say, poys. you ought
to be ashamed of'yourselis to be making all
die noise vcn dur vus a funernl here so
soon.“
Somt; philanthropist entrusted a trunk
with a hive of bees in it to the tender titer
oils of a baggage smasher. and. the latter
handled it with about as much gentleness as
though it was simply filled with glass ware.
..and the bees came out to see what was the
mutter. IItlf an hour afterwards the bug
page smasher was a stl spt-eticlc for ‘1 Ne
holder to behold.
Q..
The farmer who thouulit ts dt‘ttlotalico a
field of potato bites by plautinu onions be-
tween the roles of punters is not feeling as
smart as he was; The Worcester hws says
, that when he saw the bugs crawl oil the
onion tops and chew cardamon seeds for
their breath before atitek'tug the nest row
of pouto vines. he went into the ward shed
and gave way to his feelings.
”—- «~«-
The enterprising chromo manufacturer
has an eye to business “is latest dodge is
to touch up thtwltetltttfttl pictuo‘s of lo:
year called “ A Winter Scene in Swila‘t
land.“ put them upside down in their frames
and then to sell them to libraries and otht r
public institutions as “ ‘Ihe Scene of in.
Schliemsnu‘s Excavations lit fineig‘ul Trip."
from photographs taken on the sport '
,' ' one - ———-_
A Centre street man‘s Murphy plethre ct
pitud at noon yesterday. At Hill p. iii lie
went skipping down the street. yl‘liiun. “l. i~
dice to the centre au‘ gents outside . first four
'ali an‘ ‘alf art‘ right ‘antls ‘round 3“ Through
the dungeon gate/of the station house this
morning be it ettdcavuririg to negotiate with
it small boy for a wet towel to bind on Ill‘
fevcred brow
—-—-aeo - —-—~
" Why. Jimmy. ‘ slid one professional
beggar to another. “:lt‘t‘ you goth: lo knock
off already? It‘s only two o‘clok." “No.“
responded the other. who \vus enguucd m
unbuckliug his \vo ulcn supportt ,. “l‘nl t-n‘t
going to ptit it on the other knee You
don't suppose :\ fellow (“ill but: till tlzlv -‘ t‘
the same It'L‘. do you’."
H. ._...
Dr. Louis of New Orleans. who is s» ill »
thing of a w in. c died on it I} iptist Illllll ~l- r,
and propoundul :l few pilullu; llllt'sll Ans
”Why is it." Still he. ‘ Iltlll you tire u t
teed}; the miracles thut tlu' tip-silos - r.“
They were protected lltzttllllll. all poi-ous- .ozll
‘fll kinds of perils. How is it that you urt-
not protected in the same wsy ‘3“ Tire eol
aired brother responded prompllv. “Don‘t
know about that. doctor; I s‘pect I is. In
t'ken a mighty sight of Sllfinglili‘illt‘lilt;lf1\llr
you. doctor. and I is alive yet.“
">
" ‘A young bachelor who Illltl IlL‘t'll upp-ititt d
sheriff. was called upon t t Lcrvt- lln :rttuch.
ment against it young willow. ilc called
upon her and said. “ Mudntn. I hive un til
tachrncnt for you.“ The widoi? blushed.
and said his attachment was rtciprocatoi.
" You don‘t understand rue. You rnu~t
proceed to court." “ 1 know it‘s loop-your
sir. but i prefer you to do the courting.“
"Mrs. 1“. this is notinte for trifling: the
Justice is waitinn." ‘ The Justice; why. I
‘prefer the person."
ltlc
————oeo———-
A Brooklyn lady was alvukcned the i tlr- r
night by a movement under her b. d. Sit.-
thought of thieves imtnldialt-ly. lull. her
husband. upon bring awakened. said be
guessed the noise must be made by the
family dog. He realized his hand down in
the floor. and in :t moment felt :t term.
Thtn he went to slot-p.
and stroke in the morning to find the upirt
merit generally “cleaned out.“ The lup
plug was a clevt r device of it lbit-f.
-r rm - , 7‘
A strauzcrwith a weak ba '\\‘;tikttI into
I drug store the otlwr day and said he wot-
ted the strongest kind of a mustard plaster.
With a fiendish :rin the clerk built up titer-
rible mixture and passed it cut. Tint night
the inmates of the hotel were startled from
their numbers by loud erits in room 57
When the door was burst open they quntl
the stranger wrestling with that mustard
plaster in Grccorltumnn style. But the
plaster had thrown him twice. and w is
now thumping him against the wall prepnr~
story todrawing him through the truusoni.
It lock two policeman t t «mate the two.
____...——-———
Ax EsrLssarrox.-—Anamusing instanc»~
Instuld tom. of the quickwittednr-ss of n
nepopreacher'whu had elaborated a nev
thetaryof the Exodus. to wit. that lbt: fled
, 8n got from over. and so aflordod the Is»
flames a safe pause: but when I’hat'at h
wit hlsheavv tron chariots attempted it.
thq broke through and were ammo. A
mam-ac and uked for an f‘Ilenittlun
of “point. " I‘as been stu'lyln' guara-
phy. and dc pmphy any dat be very warm
7 “flywheradey hah da tropics too hot
’, 3 M02 Dc pint to be ’oplalned is.
*1.» W’ fruod dc ice." The preacher
“ta-ed up and snid: " Btudder. glad
”and datqnatrtlon. It plus use ‘caalon
{quid It. You see that was great while
‘ ment was coming on for slitit‘ll fern-es.
Not long ago an engineer brought his en- '
lam where thepausagen have five minutes
for lunch. * Alady came along the platfmn
and said : “The conductor tells me the train
at the junction in P. leaves fifteen minutes
before our arrival. It is Saturday night;
thatia thelaat train. I have a very sick
child in the ear. and no money for a .hotel.
and none for a private conveycnco a long
long way into the country. What shall I
do t" _ ., ' .. ..
“*Well." said the engineer, ”I wish I» could
tell you.“
" Would it be prisslble for you to hurry a
little i" said the anxious. tearful mother.
“ No. madam. I have the limo table. and
the rules say i must run by it.“
Sheturned sorrowfully away leaving the
bronze face of the engineer wet with tears-
Presently she returned and said : Are yoti
n Christsin f“
“I trust 1 run.“ Was the reply.
“ Will you pray with rue that the Lord
may in some wav delay the train tit thoi
junction ‘3“ ‘
“ Why. yes. I will pray with you. but I
have notinincli faith.“
Just then the conductor cried; “All
aboard 2“ Tito poor women hurried buck to
the deformed and sick child. and away went
the train climbing the grade. :
“ Somehow." said the engineer. “every-
thing worked like’n charm. As I prayed. I
couldn‘t help letting my engine. out just it
little. “'0 hardly stopped at tlie.tirst. sit—
tion. pt onto got on and oil with Wonderful
alacrity. tho conductors lantern was in the
air in a half n minute. and then away again.
Once over the summit it was dreadful easy
to give her It little more. litid then ti little
more. us I prayed. till she secured to shoot
throunh the air like an arrow. Somehow
I couldn‘t hold her. knowing: I had tho road
. and so we dashed up to the station six ruin—
lilt-s ahead of time.“ ‘
Tilt-re stood the other train. and the coil
ductor with thcltlulern on bistlrrit “Well‘
said he. “will you till me what I run waiting
for? Somehow I felt I nttrst. await, your
coming to-night.but I don't know why.“ “I
guess." said tho-brother conductor. “it is for
this poor woman. with her sick and dciorm~
ed child. dreadful unxious’to get home this
Saturday night." But the man on the on
nine and the grateful mother think they can
tell why the train waited.
' ——»—»4oc
Fashion Solos.
Luce uiits have made it hit.
Black veils are the most clot: ttrt.
Itidiicmiures are having it run.
White undressed kid gloves are stylish
\‘vlvt-t skirts are not worn much this
summer. ‘
Low shots are not fat such high i‘tver this
)‘i‘rtl‘. - >
; .\ partisol bordtred with ostrich tips isu
novelty.
Litton t‘olltn Ili\\‘t‘ almost entirely sup
planted IDCIlN.
The couture is arranged high on the bend
stint by litany.
All dresses are made long. theskirt being
held up in the street.
The eltlitII boy of the period hurt a violvut
attack of sailor Mills
t’ltildteii‘s dresses still bowl of ~t urvttt
deal of will at and very little skirt.
Ribbon .ttrinaxtivd low in front.;tro worn
on et‘illt‘ lists with pretty Miter.
Lido thread gloves urn attritiwtuble only
with morning or trttvvlutt: dresses.
French Ittt‘t‘ is very eatcnstwly used on
dresses. enemies. and psius \ls.
Luce cops lined with silk are yet the full
dress Ilt‘tttl gear for "rose of tender yvtits.
llldiug littbiltt are tptite short this your.
and either of block or invisible green cloth.
ileudsume rilltidltuuued ladies with snowy
ltliir have suddenly bee lll\t‘ the fashion.
lit-5‘3 still llllilRIuS its allow to ti ploitslrlg
way in the folds uud trimmings cf bluek
dresses.
Seaside samples of nuvy“ bluo iluitilvl.
ulultorutvly trimmed with \\‘llllt‘ bruid.ure
st‘t‘tt.
Tix‘ turn lush lint-u t‘ollrtrs null coils are
becoming quite popular. '
lr‘ttllt‘s‘ ill-lug to III“ stilt-side slit old he
L‘tll‘t‘llll tosvltet itiutct‘tnls for tllt‘urvt‘b tllul
iU‘t‘ riot utl‘crtcd by the Still all
(‘ollslstt-ucy ill the tutltt-r of tlrlss is in
ltIi'Y‘I u lt‘\\‘tl. [splits should bestow lllt‘
tgtculcnl‘cnt‘o oti lllt‘ v‘lllllli tlt'ltlIlS of their
i ttliltlt
Tho cupritu- of the day is in :zwutlu- the
neck in Illltt‘li ltec Wilt‘li titliloll for the
promenade. with "0‘!” a suspicion of while
In Ilt‘ :tt‘t‘ll.
l
F
7— ooe .... -
A “'ond'orml 'l‘ntlir.
lSuturtlny Springfield Republican]
A wonderful train came up yesterday
morning at three. o‘clock from tho IItiflL‘llu
river. 'l‘llz-re ivorotl-n plutl'urtti tin-i Ill-11‘
b-tx \‘:ll‘\ drawn by two :tutodtluvinu. .‘illll
feurlully dirty IIlJCIllllt‘S culled locomotives.
on" being trout the Long Island South Side.
IllltI the other from Pctutlylvuuio railroads.
and bound for :t Nave Sunlio milrontl for
further service. The entire trip \\'rl.‘| a Cilii|l~
ter of ridiculous casualties. They had a
hot-box every mile. were in cvcrybody‘s
wuy.nntl got the boiler so full at New
Haven that dirty water was shot from the
stacks all over the engineer, who llllltIff n few
upprupflttlc tllltl evangelical retriurks. Out
of New Haven the lll‘tltlllgltln expired. when
the fin-titan proposed connecting the head-
light with the smokcbux and usciug the
cord-gas fir illuminating. At Yttlesvdlo
the fuel followed the headlight. and rail
this inking titi hour. which ttil engineer inc
proved by fishing t-if ti. bank for crabs.
alimwith perh tps sixty pounds of steam. the
train shoved uheud with one engine oil -r‘ u
lively fight with local si"uugef§ for more
teuce rails. The steam pups were brolo ii
the lamps gone. and b t i driver and tirt-uiiu
went it blind in the d tilt Tilt! Itt‘uhtl II! ‘I
say they stopped at every gipwy Ctlllll to
wake the folks up with biasts from the
IUOsI diabolical whistle ever blown in the
\‘allt y. and thai the gip‘ies C’ttlttt out—
youtig rut-ti uni rii tideus. oltl melt and chit-
drt-umarid swore till the air nus blue and
threw stones. When this train rescind
this city all hands sung the doxology. and
advised the River road— engineer who took
Charge to watch the wheels is awfully it see
wuich way they uiuvct‘. otil that an ntlnclp
At
in»: accounts the train Il‘l'I got t~t Clitcupcc.
”fl”, _._ . ‘
Perhaps the stifngext thing in this Char-
tt r oak discussion is that anybody is found
to defend a contract which puts beforc the
financial manager of A Quip-trauma the
temptation of millions of dollars for his
primie prick". to result from a depreciation
ui its credit and standing. Under Furbvr‘s
mutract with the Company (which is Fur
net i it is more profitable for him to buy in
old pa lull-a from dissulleflttd and frightened
policy holders. than to la-uefnew ones. lieu
gtts only Tl per cent. on premiums, but he
‘cll 50 per cent. of the profit on purchased
policies. and that profit was «two in the
yearlm‘ltiaacoatrau public
«lacuna-{Wm had any cor.
Iguanas-utMT' =
policy seamed marshuahamelesa salt,
tine to a stand at adlttie Massachusetts vlt- '
It‘llt‘t‘s were ruthlessly used to get up steam. '
l}. SWARTZl cu.
term.- strut
train. she said to the
down with her parcels:
“ Now. while I'm gone you must take up
and beat all the. carpets and lay them
agaln.“ . ‘ . - ‘ 1/ .
“ Of course." he replied.
‘.‘ And polish all the windows. rub ofi‘ths
furniture and repaint the front steps.“
“ I will.“ dean“,
“ And you must rake cfl‘the yard. make
some flower beds. fix the alley fence and
black all the stoves before you pack them
away."
“ Of course. darling.“ he smiled.
“And you tnust'send me, $20 per week.
write to me daily. and the’ neighbors will
watch to see if you are out after eight
o'clock ill the evening. Nomthcn. good
bye.” .
" 0h! darling. how can I spare you!" he
sighed.tlto engine moaned. and away she
went. and as he turned to go out it‘s mental
distress was so great that he fell over a
trunk. barked his shine and rubbed half the
skin ofl‘ his noun—Dem»? Free Prints.
"—ono—fl
Aurtret‘urt‘rtan Dox‘rs v-Dori‘l sit on the
fence and \vhiltlo the hours uwny while you
are passing through life. Shavings bring
bttt little profit here and probably will not
be needed to light the fire where you go
to.
urin‘t't‘ttvort und turn aback tuuimersttuli
because your industrious chickens scratch
up your squttslies. They have us much
right to the bugs its you to the Squashes.
5
Don‘t leave your mites open urid tht-n
biutue your pigs for rooting iii the garden.
'I‘hey hove it perfect right to go through
where they cut. and to root is their nature.
Don‘t lottf your time away and expyct
the :rassto quit growing wliilo you are
looting. Grass don‘t like loafers wcll
enough for that.
Don't expect your pl this to thrive if you
sttrve them to death. I‘lttttls‘ that lll‘t‘ rtt
fod will not feed you.
Don't starve and rub lltc‘. l-tld \‘-‘ll live
on. for if you do irt lIll' long run it will
show its appreciation by starving: you.
Don‘t let the storm beat upon your call]:-
without a moi to shelter them. If you d t
they will not furnish you ussisttnce to have
it good light roof over yourself ill your old
ago.
Don't nt‘glecl your bulls and build it tine
house -Birtis build houses but llousts over-r
build lt‘tl‘llfi‘
1) hr t‘xpct‘l water to run up hill t i all
out to your low lauds after you IlTth‘ filled
nil iiiSlliilllCE A CflilPliiY .
South Nos-walk, Ct
citarrrarran ices.
CASH CAPITAL $200,000
assn'rs. JAN; 1, late, 3325.000
l)l'lQECTORB t
RQRERT ll. ROWAN. South Natrwnlk,
Blah RY R. 1‘11““. South Norwalk.
DUD Y P. ELY South Norwalk.
RES New York.
JOIIN I‘. BRA'I‘TY. .‘orwnlk.
L. llORA'l‘lo Bitihuw. of South Nortvnll.
ThLLMADGR filing South Norwalk.
\\ INF! _EI.D S. IIAN‘ RI). South Norwalk.
“RNRI R. TREADWRLL. “‘catport.
nuns A. Ct 13 '
FRED. W. DR ERROR. Dal-ten.
CHESTER I". 'l‘UJJCS. South Norwnlh.
“IN!“ I: littwults. Boston.
UQIIN II. RNAI‘P. of South burialk. .
\\ lNi-‘Ilildl S. MOODY. of Norwalk.
()B‘b‘l Clfilts t ,
“'IN‘l’IELD S. II ANNRI). President.
ruthenium“ “new
. . .‘ ‘ Secretar ‘an 'l‘ro a ~
A. l.. FRISBY. Asst. . century? ‘ u“ I
A. '1‘. SMITH. Special Agent.
3R Wall Street.
In Broadway.
7 Exchange l‘late.
iii InSallo Street.
Cor. 5th and Olive Streets
saw roux Oil‘i-‘ltlkz
nos'rox
eiiicsoo
or. Lotus
a\
u
as
All losses since organization have been
raid iii full. in cash. including Chicago tire
of October. 1871. and Boston fire of Nov
it llllllllillil
Good Oolong Tea.
350.
COFFEE
lilt‘ ditches with rubbish. \\ ut- r is logy
it hill.
~ <v
,\ tilu\ l‘. lll.t‘l-:t"l‘ ~—’—‘.\ prospvc'liz- I ill». l'
in in\\‘ makes inquiries u‘lit‘t‘l‘tlltta his prov
pz'ctiw soil iii law of ti friend. The replies
tire of the most ssttisiuctory \‘Illll‘it‘lt‘l‘Jtti the
friend says frankly '
“ Still. I ttttist :cltutt t‘tit Ilt‘Il’t‘ t heuriw
defetl “
“ \“It‘l Is lit at ‘
diou F“
ll it s be pl ty tltn tt\‘\‘\‘l
“lie dots not ktot :ttth‘llttt‘t: ..‘vut
trinibliite “
“Why that isuot a \I“I\\“. it is 'i vu
luv.“ .
“\‘cs. but youv he tz‘littltlt‘s‘ all the
suite“ _
V '90. c
“A llltllbltf‘lt‘lill .tory trout the “tile
viltoiCottliJ .iti'vtvc‘s‘e- “Suddenly Suttllt
heard a noise of thunder .tudjweaore lllli‘\\|\\
acious. The niuu also heard the noise. but
to itltt'r of ”will sttw any tlrslt ot‘ ligiitniuv.
‘l‘liv illtttl went to Smith tilltl in about twt tilt
“III“IIQN Ii!‘ “Hi“ It tiltll‘t‘\I I“ \‘ttllflt‘ltlllblu‘w.
’I‘licu attention was ulveu to the horses. line
of them was shuttling t'ft‘t‘l. with one to d
lifted it little way from the vtttb. tutd llit‘
other wits kneeling with his lltisc to the
ctrrllt.ttnd lofh were stone dead and it
llilllt‘tl their positions until lltcr were plisl oil
over. The supposition is that ill this File“
tllovln‘it‘il‘ily'wcnt front the eulth to lllt‘
alts.“
ill-ll Stand. ‘ New Firm.
_ . k’
HlLS-DON & ADAMS
Successors to WILL & Jillriltttx.
Fruits. Vegetables, Fish
03'r-ttt‘leh‘. Claims. 1')! v..‘
«\t Itctisultublc l’rleca.
lt.\ll.iiti.\D PLACE.
We shall alwuvn lutve the best the market allow.
sell at fuir Jiflcc'. and deliver goods promptly
Eieryllilug ill its season.
wrr.l.ra.u intuitions runny aunts.
tell if
HA RDWARE.
'l r . twat assortment iii town of
GENERAL HARDWARE.
MECHANICS TOOLS.
Of the best quality.
Paints, Oils and Window Glass,
cl. Eunice and Dead bucks. Porcelain. mind and
\l mr Knobs. a lanai-normal.“ of ’I‘altle.nn.
Peeks! Cutie -,of the t anattty.cheap for use
House Furnls rig Germs. Japanese Panor- Ware.
LAWN MOWE RS,
Agricultural implements. Mechanics Tools.
w. c. resistant: or (50.,
N \ 8. Opera House Block.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
nvnlt nurt-
'I‘I~tf
w. c. qcrrl‘ran.
suth Norvrnlk. a‘tov. 9?. rm
Dill Willi union
E
-. CIGARS! ;
i n
Tlic tttoat Po nlttv Cigar in
a
PRICES auction).
I
Try them and judge for Yourself
. null wolill rather stay ltll_\'\\llt‘f\‘ thin ciitui‘ .
800.
:Wooden . Pailsi
l
150. ‘ ‘
Paper . Pails
50c. ’
oi‘iiitlt nouns ix l‘ltttl‘ttlt‘l‘lttx.
Siddall’s Magic
‘i‘ll it}
is All till.
(also me it “all ru‘t'tl bruit-I3 \‘ottr-
at‘ ‘.
A. KNAPP.
PIANOS
~V‘ ‘ “9?“
O R G A N S ,
"AND“
MELODEONS
FOR. SALE AND TO RENT
Cu I I it mt h‘ato
THE ESTEY COTl'AGE ORGAN
REST UlitiAN' I\‘ THE WORLD
"A? -
.I ’O'I‘Il‘ I'I‘I‘K’S
.1. 1‘1.
MI’SIC STollE.
Next. door to the Savings Bank,
Willi Street, Norwnlk.
IIe keeps on baud‘ra large stock of ,
PIA NOS. onaélxs -
ANT MELODEONS
ad will sell them on monthly installments.
Did instruments taken lti exchange for new:
Plan tuned and remind.
IF YOU
Wont. ti Cook.
Wtint a Clerk.
\\‘aut.u Partner,
Want it .Sittiuliott
Want a Salesman.
Want it Servant Girl.
Want sell a Piano.
Want Buy a Farm.
Want sell a Carriage.
Want Borrow Money.
Want sell City Property.
‘thnt to sell Groceries. or Drugs.
Want to sell Dry Gonds or Carpets.
Want to find Customers for Anything
Advertise in THE SENTINEL
to
to
to
iii
10
Advertising will keep .Old Customers.
Advertising liberally always pays..
Advertising makes Success easy.
Advertising begets confidence
Advertising s h o w a e nergy .
Advertising s h o w a pit: ck,
#Advertise and true no if.
Advertise or ‘bust.
Coal and Wood,
Advertising will gain New Customers kalltl W. “1 LVIIQ‘DS Valley AIS"
All. NORTH RIVER BLUI STONE Furnished
um Laid.
an
8.8.-llEllAllll—’S
M A R K E T
Washington Street. opposite
. . ,
Drckermttn 3 Dry Goods Store
BEEF.
Porter llonao Steak. . . ...... .. . . .. ........ ml eta
Sirloin Steak ................ . ............ so eta
Round Steak ................................. l5 ts.
(‘huek ltib.. .. . .. it etc
(‘roas Rib“ .......... .. . .lc eta.
l‘rltne ltsast Deaf ........... .. .. ls eta.
Chuck Roast Bust ........................ ....15 eta.
I‘late and Ravels ......................... to m
Shoulder ...................................... 1. etc.
CORN Bl) BEEF.
Rumptl ............................ .. H cit.
Plate and Navel: . , ..................... . . . . 10 etc.
LAMB.
Fore Quarter ........................ . ..... .18 cta
llitid Quarter . ............ so eta.
liutron. Logs .. .................. ls eta
Hutton t‘ltopa ................... L... ... . . .18 eta
PORK. .
Sparorih ...... . ............................. la cta
l‘ork steak. . . .. . ............ ' la eta
Saul-ago ........................ . .18 et-
Poultry. Butter. Lard. llurtis. Bologna
'I‘lipt“ttl‘.. til\\‘J\':‘~ \lll It‘llltl :it the lowcs
t‘.t~‘li Prices 5 S. "I'll \Nl) .\‘-.:‘.
lillllll MEATS
FAIR PRICES
—- .\'l‘
I]. l}. H.BRflWN’S
Oltl Well. Market.
.‘Inlrt St“ Neal Door to so.
Norwnlk Ilsflel.
We do out lb toiitttos. oi ‘lll‘ t‘us‘. \
triers ctn depend mutt centric u l\‘l\I with
only fitsli local. and ts cowl .1. he itisrkvt.
“If“ltl‘
Everything in its Sen-
son.
“.0. II. .BIHl‘VN. At"
New MllSlll!
II. 1.}. IIIDII“’EIiIr
lintun.‘ l‘t‘tlllltl lllc .\:t‘t:t_\ for \\ \ l‘i‘Nll‘S
ill ~l~‘.\l. dl‘i ilr.les'r‘ruxs.tl-u to 32l‘-‘\ or out
furnish itLDllIl‘l at allot! trollw. truytllitu in the
“HP“! \iu-‘c "'—
'l‘lte follouinc. l.‘ rhinos! li‘t of llu~ latest publi—
etllous:
lloun‘. o‘ovct Ilorrie Frillllrlt' Willis
Kin: t‘turtlvul I‘ltltttlf‘lllt' .. . .. . ..“t-lllltr
Funeral )lurt'li .................. ..Ad Me)”
Rtvlrikel Kmlclrllt— Polka hlitttttlrkit ...ttscnr (‘oon
l'utlt-r Full Sail‘tlulop .... . ..(l. Weirtgrtrteu
t'iiacouuv. . .. .. ..... . . ... ..ilttrarul
h‘atitillzs~\\‘ultr.va........ . . . .. . ., Strauss
Little liecord ~titilop. . .. . . Strauss
Souvenir do little—Polka . .
. .. . Strauss
Life has Still its (‘liainls— Wultrcs.‘
Strauss
it‘f‘l‘t‘l I.lt\‘i‘-L‘il\‘dlf\‘. .. . . rl. IIt'H‘Il
t‘lllue (littss‘f Galop ................... Win-arid
Eillecn AIIR‘IIIIHTTQIINCI‘IPIIt‘ll.... ..d. It. Thorns,
Pond Lily (lulop ............... r. .- .......... Ileigs
Robitu- of the Woodland ..... . ....... . ..Ilc Wicr
Air tlti Dauphin ........................ ..Itot-ckel
.‘IIullL‘l. dc Doeclieritri ........... Ferdinand Dulckcti
Rondt art Forari ........................ liumtucl
i‘llvtsuiit Recollections . . .. . .. .‘Iillcr
Whispers from Rriti tl-‘antitsiel. . . . . ..ltoeltestm
Perkins New Century ((‘liolr it d Class Btwklt
as at \\ at '
The Armor lh-nror ,
J. H. FERRIS.
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Wholesale and W . all kinds to
“1““) AND COAL.
Among the varieties we keep the pure
Brick. Lime. Cement. and all kinds of
Mne’auis‘ Material. '
mus-staunch mat No. i nituu <.
~ Block. ' '
Duthflmbutm
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Advertise long.
~Advertlss well.
Advertise now
annneran
Geese Feathers.
. Bly’s Block,So. Nor-walk. l.
r
' At the 91d Stand
Mon-rs. Mumngn as 'Imy
Would respectfully inform the public that th have
taken the trainees latelv conducted by Silas . 'I‘nt
tie. and are prepared to manufacture all kinds of »
CARRIAG 88 & WAGONS TO ORDER.
all Branches of the
Trade
done in a most workmanilke manner.
Repairing In
' Both being radical mechanic and then) 7h
ne minted wit all branches of’ihe bushes“
fee assured that thoyeno
ve rfect satisfaction
to all who may entrust worEto th‘cir care.
MACHINE FORGING..
CHAS. Mllla'I-INGS. ll. tuna.
SI! ~11
Soils}. sane...
FLO,RIST,
EAST SIDE‘OF IAIN SIREEI, SOUTH OF RAII. ROAD
City of South Norwnla Court.
5
Plants and Flowers at all Seasons.
Flowers for Funerals furnished. and tnete'nlly nr
to order at abort untied.
"WSTR‘ATEEI‘
Id. K. IADCK\V0()D’S.
Superphosphaic
of Lime.
9“
Ground Bone.
Q0.
Peruvian Guano
‘ .C.
Land: Plaster,
Air ’éiaé'ked
“Lime,
Patent Fertilizers
FOR SALE AT
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Raymond Bros.
i‘eiiteriirlul IIt‘iIllt‘IItitl
.ttlt‘et'iisitrtr.
'l‘lirvethoustilui. two hundred and fifty dollars
worth of itcitr-papor advertising. at pltllll-licrs‘
rt lit-dulv rates. guru for that. and a limo mouth.
liotu accepted in payment from advertisers of re
Ilhlllsilulll)‘. .\ printed ll‘t. innit: Nitrite. t‘liarttr
tcr. .‘\t‘lll\l flatly and Wet ly t‘lrculutiou. and
Schedule liatc- of .Mivt-rllsitic. M‘Ill free to any all
dress. A \plv to tico l‘ itowvll .\ U“. Setups ter
Aettttn. 1 Park lion. 3 \ but
bobblncTStarch Polish
fly the use ofwltieh every family may L'l\‘t‘ their
l.lllt‘ll llint brilliant polish peculiar to title laundrt
oork, Saving 'Ililr' and 1a tor iti llt‘ltIll‘J, more limit
ltsctltirt-uisl Sold by Grocers. or will ht- ectil
pit-trigc paid on lt‘t‘VlI‘I of 2‘5 cunts.
Dolflflul. [tr-0.. a“. Cm. It: N. Fourth
- Street, l‘lrtlu.
For rule by (it‘ll. \V. Day and all flrst~elass
crow-ts. ,
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Tsetsa
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For snlt‘ by Brown 6'. Wilo-x Washington
Sin c3. 30
The gm»: Nautilus: that mum t‘- .
Icmnnd tor a guid- uu‘ drawn-.3; lists».-
.. smarts we?
shrink/2 Hour-iron, um.” ‘9‘”:1-“2‘4': 6-2- .
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EAT Tue:
Sentinel Oflice.
Posters,
lluttdbills,
‘ . Dodgers,
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Stripes,
Circular-s,
Letterheads.
Notchealis,
Bililietttls
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llt‘ttlts.
Notes.
Checks,
Curtis.
Pamphlets,
”hooks,
By laws
Receipts,
Labels,
Checks,
Orders,
Curtis.
Catalogues,
Envelopes,
Etc., Etc.
Printed in the best manner.
Orders for
Printing of all Kills
Promptly attended to.
Wedding Stationery
Furnished in the Latest Styles
In fact everything pertaining
to a first-class Printing Office,
done with rtentncss and dis-
patch. ‘
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Nair REVISED Elsinore.
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“WWII BY . ‘I'BI ABLES‘I‘
WRITERS 01‘ leY sun-race. .
Printed from New 1‘ pe.'and illustrated with
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gravings and laps.
The work originally ubilshcd under the title of
"MN W AMERICA. CYCLOP.EDIA VI! cout—
eted n 1373. since which time the vrlde circulation
w lehlthas attained in all parts of the Latter!
States. and the signal developments which have
taken pince- lu every branch of science. literature
and art. have induced monitors and publishers to
submit it to an em and thorough revision. and to
tune a new edition. omitted
The Animal strum.
Within the last ten’yeart- the p of discov-
ery in every department of IMI‘I Inn undo n
new work of reference an Imperative “It.
The meat of pflIiIk‘II stairs has kept pace
witbthe diacm-eeiea of science. and their fruitful
application to the industrial and Mi nrtlnld the
can“ and nine-It of nodal We. event
several thousand
warn and moses uent volutions have occurred. in-
“i-Ivlnx usage-flat of parallax-3dr Tilt:
1: vii war 0 our ow column; I was
height when the hst Inc of the old .9-
poured. hue ha l bane-dd. and a new mm
of commervinlppa‘riyd industrial activity has been
commenced. IArge'aetesnlon to our.
G BOG RAI’ IIICAL K..\‘() WLEDGI'I
have been made by the indefatigable expiorws of
Africa
The meat political revolutions of the last decade.
with the nstnrnlreenit of the elapse: of tin». have
brought into public view a .uI‘lIIdf of new men.
whose names are in cverv ouc‘a mouth.nnd of whoa.-
ltvr-e every one is curious to know the partial-o.
Great battles have been fought and Important selves
maintained. of which the details arena vet preeerved
only ill the newspapers or in the mot-ion! biicn~
thins of the dav. but. which ought now to ta 0 their
pines in
PEIHIANENT AND AUTHENTIC IIIS-
TORY.
In preparing the pix-slut edition for the press. it
I“! ateorrtmcty been we aim of the editor- to bring
down the informatttm to the later possihluxten.
and to furnish an accurate numnnt of the In re
cent dirt‘tn‘t‘rit‘r‘ in scient‘c. of every fresh oe-
tiou in literature. and of the newest invent one in
the practical arts. as well a.- tn clve a suit-incl
and original record of the progrcssnf
AND HIS TORICAL
EVENTS.
I‘OLI TIt‘AL
The work was bczuu .aitvr lvtn: and (awful ph-
tinristnry Unrandvrish tho nuns and. m
for carryrtza' it‘ on to a successful termination.
None of the original stereotype tinted have been
used. but envy pet. has been
PRINTED ON NEW TYPE.
«media. with the it I ‘
~ ammo. but with n far
:rmtrr and vi tth such mi—
imnczut u.~ ill 1's t‘r‘fil‘ it as hatt- been stigm-
Il\I b) lor:;~ .- \ \pv-rtcurc and enlarged instilled“;
for mitts. in fact. a new ‘
p‘an nu "IIII:u“ n “
'l‘llE ILLI‘x‘TIIATIthS.
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Lent nu.‘ no turn \dslnd not Iv! the an east
immortal est-wt. tail to ;.w :rvrticr luetritty and
lorw to the \'\t~inultittr:a in ft at. Tut-3‘ s-nbrnro nil
resumes or science and of natural history. and dc
|\‘\‘!I1.r'lll\n!‘ famous and rqnukable fauna of
sum-rt: stehirwture. and an. as tar-ll as the \artou-
. ltnilrn‘ve of uiwhsntcs and manufactures. Al
5 though intended for lluslrdfllult rather than filh‘l
‘ lishitnitt. no pain Late Itas'll spared to insure their
A I§TI$TIU ENCKLENCF.
The \\“I of lh~irvat~su1ion is commons. and .t is
Martini they “til find a ‘vlt‘tuie reception as ll
NIulPaltlc traum- or the nurqwdia. and worthy
of its high \ Burnett-r
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NOW t‘lNl’l.EI‘l‘I.
in six‘eeu lam~ m tato voluriit -. cat h \olurtie flue
raining \uv‘l rill pngctg f‘nil)’ illustrated \llh "\flal
thousand Ward b‘rlcutings. and with human“;
\\\Iaw Litluwrvhltls‘ Maps. the whole his-tin: the
pullil‘bl‘f‘ a sun. t‘\\‘hdllt¢
FIVE IIl‘Nlllllill Tlittl‘ANll DUI,
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Price nntt Style or Binding.
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Is ”in? 1‘:- rd-“y ”punt. l-v'l rtn' t N
Is IIiCI' Rama. uteri gin. per mi. nil)
hr Fm‘.‘ lemon. It .r ita’ 10m
he ‘91” .thl‘tl. R‘ “gar. yu‘f “lump" rva' Kim
THE BEST (‘Yt‘l.il:‘.l2lli.\ EVER I‘I'B~
”Still".
one that will super-talc all others. l.‘ now r-fl‘cnd to
the public 'at n \ r_v moderate price. has their are
cert tr price .‘
Just think 3
.\ SAVING til“ TEN CENTS A "A Y.
the price of a clear. or many or expettd‘turce for
luxuries or frlvolitlca of» a like a «that. would [any
for a complete int-t of the t‘y-lru-a‘dlaby a bi-nitnth—
ly rtlhnf‘rlltilutt 'l’hus rht rs- will be something aub-
r‘tau‘tlal Mimi. and unto-house of knowledge, in»
I I‘I“
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A .\l ER] (‘AN C‘
rations. CIl‘.‘ It ll
:KSpccimvrt page of 'I
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be sent gratis on application.
Persons wishing: to subsersbe. can receite the
“bolt-lei. at one true. oroue or more \volumce at
any time. the delivery putting their convenience.
:ithont any cost of carriage by font sr‘dir‘g their ad~
rose to '
ILAPPLE‘I‘ON a- co., situations-rs,
Ma and Mt Brion-war. New You.
mTanLtstiEn pin
R. 8. d: A. P. LACBY.
Attorneys-eut-Iaaw
5‘39 Sr‘l‘r‘uflr Kind. 1).
l ns'estt a".
‘ “'t- pit-t =ttt~ ;-:|‘a‘ll!.\ in at: commit s.
been is. Arttsow Nutllar;n- uIlIl‘FF the patent In
crar-tul No lacs for to ram; prv littlnarv t‘X‘lnlIn8~
lions .\o ntttilllt-h-I Ive“ for o if) riné and con-
dnc‘titc r. n-I-enrlttu. npt-ersi attemion given to In-
tr-rft-nmt- t‘us-s lttft-h' inr- l‘a‘crtt Ufflee E tin-
at -tls heron Lutl:h‘~.s l-tfriuL-ertivnt suit:- irt dif-
ferent Sinus. urn nil nitration appertnitiitr: to In-
vt-.ttinri~ or luau-m- Senn stump fur I'nntphlcfn
giving full luUtuctions.
l‘ntted Slntea Courts & Departure-tn.
VPIllIfll'l prosecuted in the an ire-me Court is
[lulled Stall-s. (‘ourr of Claim). Court of nursing:
sinnersof Alabama! laluis. Southern (‘lnima t on-
mlsion and all classes of war claims lit-fors- the 31‘
Native Dt-liarttttents.
Armr- or Pay and Ion-1y.
Offics rs. Soldiers. and s\nilnr-s of the late war. or
their heirnarcirr many cases entitled to money
from the Government. of which they have no
knowledge. \\'rilc full history of M‘rt‘k‘e. and state
amount of pay and bounty res eived helm-e etntnp
andnfult repIy.aft~r examination. will be given
you withoutchnrge.
Pol-Ion.
All Uttleera. Soldiers and Sailors two .
tonsil. or injured in the late war. landfill up
are entitled to. and out obtain a on.
limited Staten Genernl Lnud 0-”.
Contested Land Peseta Private Land ‘ ‘ -
lite. Preemption. and Hum-arena wfimfi
before the tier-em Land Office and Depart-tam of
the lutfi’iur.
v Ian-d “hm-tn.
\ 1: pay cash for ninety Laud \‘t‘nrrnn and
invite correspondence with tea Evin: n‘}
for ale. and give full ntid t instructions
where assignments are Imw’ftfl.
We conduct our Inuit-ova in separate In
having therein the clerical “elm tar-am
experienced lawyers. and xlve’out ("Km w
-upervlalon toevcry Importnnt d [-
«nth ease. l‘mrnn'est attention t
reds.
"'4 had-{hymn .
f ‘.
.\‘c attorney
hua m
business entrustui us. Add . M ‘0 all
as. a. as a. 1-. uncut. Attorneys?
A d WASDISG‘I‘ON. D C.
it)“ reon esrrit. informal “and
In an "input-thing‘s)! the Jugshof‘rhe Ir-
will. on mum. be tarnished with n anti-factor;
reference in his vieintt: or Comical am
TAKE .Tlll‘NGS EASY l
. SI DDALL’S'
MAGNETIC SOAP
SAVES HALF THE WORK
no traces WASH-Dar
A. PLEASURE
Both Winter and. Summer!
In!“ I ti (on.
“menial“: or til-3'33" It“.
is. wanna-coat... '
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. no nun.)- an. I on.
“SIMS?" if it MW the Clothe-c.
mink-htpuugdtonw of than k.
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