lite
3
3E!
“hereunto-tugs ot w. The See-
mimosevyehouldbwnpthoeetugl
Cum duh: end then we would
haemvy.-Tm 81W
:m-Qietoonloee: “June"nldnhlher,
'IWM later! stingy people, and
“Why, pt. who
u Oh. “Guys, m
“p; “unbloouldmho we: a little
“ pun-awn. room.-Hort.
“Troy: “Doeeyour Rel.
Cm you 0! Helen ot‘I‘roy 3“ she asked
m, B the tofu lprlngl flattened under
omens!) pound: "No. not pro.
“unnamed rue more a! Releo or
W“ was me new reply.~—I.om‘e
‘ in“ Ann.
Nb the other fellow : “Bare
w I Edith upon her “moment
blur-etc?” eeldtheyouna men. “80.
fine. Inether yeltexdey ettuuoon and
“wonderment. Emit. Iden‘t
ufihmmhbe congratulated.“—
m M
Amused-eh joke: Scene—Boob!»
C“ no IKE; uewehey running
*3 flouting: “Outta. thin! edeeeh.‘
M m. mining that eonethlug
- when m phce—“Whu‘r wrung,
’4“? nevehoyaherply—“A m tell
once u boar—Glow M
'M rend“ e net-hook: Mn
' w Ind jut finished reading on no-
“dellnhicengirl who lad dropped
“upon receiving nu olor o! run-liege
te- eyeuuc ‘53:. when Milane- quietly
dd: ~ “Bother, don‘t you euppoee he
autumn: hill hark—WM 15'qu
Mwlthnmmedy: Some men err
“In” to oler e realedy for everything.
_hoth¢by we remarked to one of these
“ed upothecery chops: "An idea
.“umy‘bond before we could
uh ndv'ued In: “Bob the nfleoted
fillyfi‘mieel"—Har¢wu ((r‘a.) Sun.
' i—Undt Allen'n vote: We met old Uncle
“7 u- ‘m. on industrious old _ (lax-hey.
a“. on the Houston and Dooly line. and
“It colored friend: cell “colonel."
“thinfihe voted at the Wednes.
h’r m. He replied emphatically:
m i. l nin’t voted in eight years an‘ I
f 5'." fun in it and I ain't voted
'V ‘ ‘ I'Il'ot no edycns‘nuu en‘ I dunno
*hvotefor. I might vote (or n mun
, ; My end tar-marrow he‘d come
49rd no. ldunno nothin‘ ‘boul votin'
' tor may at home and work?» ,
M (80.) Vindicator.
V —Wbehpt his temper: The other
“swallow men was roundly
u bother ot color on Antoine street
.ough to at him up. After the
7 5 U continued for u long time without
“unmit- mouldtothe purty o! the
eel-nines: " Why don't you pick him up
i .09 the meet with his lean?“ “I
' ' “ Then why don‘t you P"
#‘wwmhawwhermflndue en‘
' “demandsthemu
--—-+e-o--——-
,. - run out or nor.
fl?“ you miui‘e eye the run at
The hospitll in roomy, well “all?“ clean
advent. Ithwelleuppliedwlth ell the
nppliuncel needed to relieve the horeee‘ eur-
feringeendtouldtheenrgeou and the
Item Blankets convex dingo, forceps.
mmmahererticleeindemmd in
a“ hornet “sick boy,“ to soy nothing of
bezel and bottles ooutnining the preemine-
er‘n staple mdbya, are here in plenty. on
that when Dr. Irene Howe comes in to
mend n can he find: everything within
reach.
“ One reason why we have no rich houex,‘
uld Hr. Hymn. "is become we hoop them
eleen end eomfortehle. At noon u a horse
cone: in he in groomed on onrctully us-
though he repreunted us much in money
ulna u Bonner: Dexter, Yonderhllt‘u Mend
Enron: other millienneln‘e leery mu
nuhelemulned from the end of his
noeetOthoeudothlstnfl. If there in the
least thing the mutter vlth hhn he is plead
in culinary and the doctor token him in
mud. Few or our horse-1 are has under
treatment. become when they “out to need
it they got it without deny. Au ounce of
prey. : lion ll 56“.! than & pound 0! euro lo
the m ‘Hle u wellu in the roman—m.
”mm
w~~~-
AN ORANGE GROVE.
Then» are several very tlno omnge grove!
a! from twenty to thirtv yenra' growth in the
vicinity of Sanford. Fix. the Spoor grove
lining the oldest: I visited both that and the
noylv grove opposite. and hero obtained my
first View of mu cringe orchard lu lull (mit-
ege. the trees on the lower at. John: boring
been picked before my urrlvel. There in no
more bountiful sight. unless it in a grove in
lull bloom. The More planted in rows
nhout thirty feet apart. nod at maturity
attain a. height of about thirty feet. They
have green, glans}; léatven. and their branches
ere simply loaded with the luscious golden
balls. The truill’ulneas o! the orange tree I
think hes not been exaggerated. mat-venom
us are the tales told in this respect. I saw
one large “1‘6, thirty years old. that bed re
peutcdly borne 6,000 oranges for its annual
crop, and these were worth from $8 to $10
a thousand on the ground. I also now many
clusters or from twelve to fifteen oranges
each, end quite often the lower limb. were
no laden thnt they bent to the ground. while
the level sandy floor beneath was strewn
with the fallen fruit There ere lemon end
cltrou tree-1 in these groves en richly laden
u the orange. The proprietor gave on the
freedom or the grove; end you can fancy
the luxury 0! it. sitting in the grutetul shade.
though it we: Johnny, end eating the do.
fideue truxt freehly plucked tron: the bought.
—-N. Y. Hum Pat.
———-—-o»-—--o
Anewrr this Que-non.
Why do so many pro lo weeeenruund
us. seem tn prefer to so or and be made
miserable by Indigestion. Constipation,
Dinlnoex. Lme of Ap lite. Coming up
of the Food. Yellow kin. when for 75
cents we will sell them Shiloh'e Vi'illzer,
wet-rented to cure them. Sold at Ho t‘e
Pharmacy. .
- . .«. M w.--
Cum mughe. colds.) time‘s
Inc! I" declines of the
throat and lungs lead-
ing to consumption
'Ijriul ails 35c. Large
mzefltc. Sold by Plais- }
JUNIPER TAB
COCO}! mum.
ted.
Given Away.
We cennot help noticing the llberul
otter made to all nvnllde and enact-ere.
by Dr. Ktng'e New Dlecovety for Don-
nomption. You are requested to call at
Plume-We drug More. and get nhottle
free ofmel. if you are finder-log with
(bummption, Severe ()nughe, Colds.
Aethme. Bronchitis. Buy Fever. Lace 0!
Voice. Boone-urea. or any “better: of
the three: or loose. It will positively
cure your.
">‘~~r‘«. .... «A.
Stitch’s Cal-tri- Remedy. a roar
wlouo cure for Ceturrh. Diphtheria. Can.
ker mouth. and Bond Ache. With each
hrttle there In an laminae ml Injec-
tor for the more Mal treetmnt ot
oornplalnu without extra charge.
30 oh. Sold or Hoyt’e M
w..—
tragfiwu’
”mom“-
,examino my stock and prices.
.1“
m.
unstntarhlaz
South Nor-welt. 0t.
HARDWARE.
meter AmfithWfl
General Hardware
m M
We, (and. m
“and MW Ghee
autumn
look; and I
not».
“been“ met mm
«hometown-memo»
Hun Fll'llllill Balls
JAPAN PAPER WERE.
M!“ M the
Dover Verdict! holler on! m m
mmmmm
Autumn-plenum.
www.mee
w. O. Q
them un.m.m. renew
carpets Wm
LOCKWO 013’s,
36 Main Street.
Having made arrangements
with one ofthe largest whole-
sale Carpet houses in New
York to furnish me with all
the new patterns as soon as
they appear, and with the use
of the Carpet Exhibitor which
shows carpets matched on a
room, am prepared to furn Eh
you carpets at Lower pl‘lvos
and trom a larger variety than
any Carpet Store in the State,
and as wood and cheap as you
will flu in New YOVk. Sam-
ples representing over Five
’lhousaml Dollars worth of
Carpets. You are invited to
No trouble to slmw goods,
My stock 01 FURNITURE
is the largest, the lowest price
and the host nuulv.
WM. LUUKWOUD
DEALER .\‘
Furniture & Carpets,
38 Main Street.
,S‘Plllviltlér "T-
”“Base Ba ”
enema,
—-- OF THE—w
LATEQ'I‘ 911‘ $1.!“ s,
Beat Make,_
0. H. Harvey’s.
Timber and Lumbar,
Bo. Noruullt-
stock u good
Gellltml’flt
“momma
m cm. all m m
Mlflt
minimal 31!. can m
for Ill.
“Ago.
w. w. common.
Washilgml Harlal,
So. Norwnllr.
Lnuder‘e Block,
FRESH - MEATS
Of A ll Kinds.
DUNLOPS
Wflsllflllll Market;
u,
anlm‘i Block. Sn. wattlk.
bemuusmcn 1868.
RaymondBros
("live So. It) Watsltluatou St.
Mu EDITOR: —~—~ Through the
vnlumns of your widely (siren
lnlml jmnmul. we would say a
few \V‘tzl‘tla‘ :u mmmlllotul'ors.
dmlm's :mal vnnsmm-rs «21' coal:
First,. and of great import,
mwv ull nm' (‘tltlla‘ ul'v bought
«lira-I Hum tlw mine”. :llHl \w
m1! vm'vl'ul :0 pun-limo from
those wln have m 119 n gin-«l
reputation as nllnms mul deal
vrs in first~cluss;g()mlu only.
Second. all Cowl is under
watertight roofs. and is there
f' r-- dry and firm frnm icepgsmm’.
min. etofi. V
-4111.“ livery ton of coal is
core ully screened and deliver
ed by careful, experienced driv-
ers
Fourth, we always kenpin
assortment 01
sizes and kinds. and can Iur
lllSll prmnptly any quantity
from one burhei ‘ to n cargu.
Our yard is looutod ull Water
near 'l‘nllos street. our other
and store is at No. ll) Wash" 1g
ton street. and our branch -
fices.(ommeoteel wilh stereo
yard by velvphone) are (‘33
4551;:
E:
e l’tttjllruutlitinex. fit
:75 BEST nxrnno'rs.
, Elllll’olamasy.
1lieu. W. Bay’s
.. ,
Mfl‘pfloue Pareto“;-
(lo-unleaded.
‘ A LARGE 3100?. OF
PATENT lfillllllllfil'
.Ale‘eyse on lane at
Alsd get some 01 that. (‘z'vrun- ry
Buttered Flour, the lmw ulll
Lmakes delicious his-mi: in Hm
minutes
Good Black 'l‘l-u 3!) ms lb.
We are giving a silver
knife and fork away with the
Gem Baking Powder. ,
We are selling: lllt‘r. {‘mmell
Corn for 10 cents a can.
Three lb. can 'l‘mnnhrws. two
for 25 north.
Something New in
Way of Stove Blanking, with
which you can pnlisl‘. your
stove With less trouble.
(lust and make it. luui; bright
or than any ntlwr.
We are also grix ing‘ :1 Water-
bury watch uu'uy with :1 cake
of soap.
(‘nll and 500 u» and up wlll ;
mako you lmppy. l
(lea. W. Day
the
l .
2t‘>.\‘
DR. W
QUAKER
What are
'l‘hem volohrntml
omen. Fomnlu I)!
Joana“. The wed and
dwllulng ‘t‘ll‘l-
(lam
Liver and Ride. a.
umwll ( nleu
rule) at 1- mu»: a few
Bltten- ,
Drumm-
eluuereryw one.
DmFuur. ,
pear $12me the benefit otthe
adieu-Bitten to bathe heetrem
foo u.
"go
I
einee‘. but ‘
“ E. K.Lockwood’s
pennant-Ivan? An old
remedy that me «lotto more to relieve on
lumumlty than all other medic-luc- combined
Bitter: ere compoeed
olmln‘i‘ ltouu.’ Herb- and Barb. moon whlcll
urn dentin". Summit-rule. \l‘lld Cherry. Dude-
llun. Juniper mul other hurries. end are to re.
\xm-«l in t0 rural“ all thelr modlolunl quelltlu.
lulwy lm-urluhly cure the followlug comqlnluu:
Dyipr min. Juumllee. lllwr Oomph!" o!
.«ulflt‘t to. Ileabehua. Blllmu Attache. enme‘
than. Summer Dom Wat's. Plloe. Kldrwy Dlr
on on.
Splrlte. General mommy. and. in fact. every-
thing outlined hy- nrt impure unto of the mood
or deranged cmdltlon of the Stomach. leer or
:1 won o combing numuleut I0 d
Emma" l'hyelolrue preterm them. and ree-
mumouxl then- we. end pronounce them the beet
for all ‘rlleeuee of the Blood. Stomach.
No one can dent
land with an lneunble elk.
Queue:-
'I‘ESTISiONIALS.
public No certify that I believe The Celebrated
9 ever oflered to the public, for the-oped core
at Dyepe ale. and all diaeueaorl mi from an impure unto o! the blood.
mutton ed with ulcerated euro throat for twenty years. cooled by nerolulu u!-
I trled runny mmedlto. hut reoelved uojbeneflt from them.
had a severe otteek or Dyspweln in its worst forms.
rented our end genre-d severe pain .ln myoheet. I tried‘doctore and
hop; grown: wome.untx_l I r led The 9W 3m wlx eh improved
. arm“ -
Tlt Hotttlttltl‘t‘ Fl'llll.
Ito 0mm“ Odor or
seem; .
No crowded Stove.
No Heavy Pots
no rough In“, do
Shrinkage.
No Wutohlng or Stu-r-
the
No Kansans “Flavors.
R0 Loss of nonran-
moat.
WISHES: 1'1":
w».~- mom» ..... -....w...-..- *‘W
Ha ems-alum
S'l‘AMF()RD,
mwmumempem'm ;
'WKMM‘" “- . l“.
manhunt-permit. Deng“ boll eerie
fimmdmlfltflmk_w-
e-
, a
«some...
We auteur
“M".ewm'z'fim a... m w
the!!! . or wt 1: . ,
deliver our goods enywhere free. Well all g. -. a“
- then New York prions. Quick Mrs! . ' ’
G.
E. SMI-rn’s’
Heed-Querterehrkwm
COR. ATLANTIC AND BROADSTS.
CON
SUCCESSORS TO BURR KNAPP.
Lumber Yard,
nND
anmg M11 .
XKXUFACTURBRS 0!
Doors. Sashes, Blinds,
Mouldings, Window
Frames. Packing
Boxes, etc.
‘32? and Ollit‘ , {u-‘xl of Mnrshull etroet.
BITTERS
usher
rlna
of
Lunttude. Low
usher Elnor-
lu the
roblo in thelr
hottlee or the ‘
und Dealer- ln Hedl.
have
, Three years
Everythlo; Into die-
tent medl-
my henlth- ‘vory 'rnplcl . ",I have not been inflicted. wltltuloerutrd note throat tort V,
the mom your. a: I err) 33! better-health thenI everdld baton to my life. : ,
,nmt- . 7 7
Ileana Fae-am: ‘
urr. ‘ ‘
e
Groceries and flea V
I
:X'l‘ 'I‘HE 0L1) S'I‘AN D OF
‘T". Burr Guyer &. ¥
SPRING-WOOD.
All orders filled prompt-1y. City 1
find it to their advantage to trade with
(hvo us a trial.
A»
‘ uvm in. M
~mn-ren me an» . 7
names“...
may.
fill MW
m ”gli’ufi‘gkugldlu tom
run ans-r well
-—on wnnnns
’5 extra *1 1358‘!) BY
'34.? ‘
.4, W180, I
Elana, Freight b . r.
here» u.
“curl-m momfilnmn. 8. ‘
.‘rh.
-. ‘ARIE'M‘ or A ' _
. cull oumlree rtrlctly ‘OL'
pring W , 6‘
new: nothinfagm Rim 2‘
x “tawny“?! tout Irate
1) Tumor; by a ray
\ .. n mamas“ nfl'
may mod the repnutlou at making
1.1”.2 h..t¢\"LflDGE a! an
“ THE BEST wntizow {3:35 WEE , ‘
Hennfeerurere here abolished the wanna} our new ~§ m incl: own: ' v
the tollewlng wemnty wlth and: vegan. lt we agreed:
We Hereby War-mt the Fun! altos. 'mtozi No . to Irv-tr?" muleh 1
our-ltd at mantel. end that the Silcrfi£lll n! tam «new 5:- sntlc‘ux mrdl M
We. 8h” (1 any event-go occur within one your from tim- date It: ”no“ N do!
o! u re tor the new"! be tnrnlehocl it place I»: “to. trend“
1‘! immune lot ht! 8h '
prle;uum magnet-anew when .pnr one; 1 em I
human-alt wee-ltd: tre- mull-mm
‘ ht. d all! h ,
Vine-allow. eon m 7'. , ,
g “’
*mxg'u‘w‘m' m_,-‘ w
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