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namws that
me I -r dzscussion
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it E or.‘ ~titxd:.:,; ind l- \liiwmg lumscll
ng ..1.\ttf.:~ li ‘n Ill" ‘ ”pint! Hand and
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. t x. i1. . l. irl Ii‘i'liii's ‘li. -!:' v.:i l.
l i l some .i acri-n l» w l \\ lull
t.« t i» x .!:i\. r JILl tzglm-i: it. .‘l‘ho
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' st l“. l" l Hangs t.\vul
a. ' , tbr'n glanci l at tho
\i. - L l.l\ if li-V l..k»l l i'~'ll sin-t.
a' l' 1‘ si\ \ .Ild‘ ~p-u2. i to a
n, . .' \ \ .\ I: is \gonlthug
2.. .\ . i» i: . It .s . ns- Lil flung to
k... t ' .; .4. Int. it is llii' ll"l
. _. i u \ ll ll l-Illl litigiti r
t. . . - l‘l \ - f-~r Unanim-
. ~l s ~ii - ll
_. . l y -:ir Si‘lt‘\\<
:t' \ i \ A i. in \\l it ili‘llicl‘u-
tt i :2 '1 \\lill a hlgllvill‘t-
“1.. '«iol. ‘ln-ud chip-
p. a \i l a... l, I il “1‘
u .v , lnt if any of you
Lu l. l tel Ls iiidt'li .is l lune.
y-V». .. t t llci ~ ii» Iwr suing .t'alcb
lira}! ('4 :s tho \\ rs! iuiuiizco wc lun'c. [In
t -rr \‘3 c 3- ”thug liis \\i!~~ I‘ gutting
1m. +11» s.:.- f. it ;t, .i: l tlm yc‘iiigsti r too.
My is’itm 3‘ z: \\ t‘: A ~.‘ m». Now lct‘s talk
u; \+1:,1‘ tut} t.» \‘lil'r t 3...! for we all kiln“
;. A . -»t o lir‘sll inn... that. i “all! to
. .. l- a. inn r l.iV lo 2! cord of It." not
git
a {.4 my w m. in is .tlh‘ it total“: up
‘1.‘
l5 \ i .ru; ." ,lVVss \\ ls
l \ i t l'i ilil «\iiliil
.1. -L..t \\ :-+.. w .\ - llt' cloud
+ \- ‘1' ttw sp\ L r.
.V 2.; union's
.. in t “s t .z .. ttl- l‘.1ii.~ii‘ll\lw\\u
.1. v x . V :n tiin-«t disgust at
t;_ \ ' lit 325% Us
l. 1 ~ v ”sh-l l+r r‘ititig t'uleb
1:”; ‘ . i “V \v- t'+ lzittuwrutis. noni-
.: \\ . ~ « l’ll. .i- 2} ~.V:!1sf'h‘l+>l") but
t.. v; . '. t r::. by M: Iiiiigi. It was
u ~ \ .r: l to ‘i,. 4i" t..i tigh'ctung
.11; 3.: a 3:, i.+\: lo. and that the
»i \t.-nud iic stain-d by M1.
~- 7; then d'ssolnd and tht
ito t‘,- :r l. -'
ll"‘.
+ :. - u l‘ t Adm; the pigs.
l ...‘.'. hm ryc caught Illr‘
\\- :' ' :.:. 1 .:;;~, lwlr-l “llll \‘ulilv-
i: ‘ . 'iong, t‘lli b." Raid John.
\t It irntn; Jilin. Going to roar-
k . ,
I « >1, t.» I _\ tst lilt‘ft‘l) thought I would
l 1..., y i. , \. r :l fut tint: ‘\cu wan-u‘t
at i:.i titangc 1.:st night '
lcozilln't (“\‘lliV’. Had to go tu
t nu. int night with my old woman‘s coir
gm A“. 1.. Lax-p.“ it it iting machine. I
kn» 'o t:.+ n w u n i such thing around the
null :Emil
" “h” l i..l who. I “will loin it til
ss tlirre is atiiut‘llllllg lurc-
.\'++u llt'l’r‘ is a new an I “1"
you get ready to riturmit.
I l g ,~
J...
:. i\‘r~ Ll
IL: _\' .». .irc too kin-l “
' \:.I v willie-grinder and a first~mte
-r.: .x' ills. and here is a double.
u. ml 3 I my. _vust what you want for your
tic“ corn.
'-l+-t.u. you are a Christian. If every.
Lml)’ was llkc you, this would be a happy
world.‘
lint IR‘IUY‘J he could say anything more.
J+»l.n whipped up his horse and started for
LV-rnn‘
_\lrs. lla}‘ll-‘5 was delighted with the cot-
fee-gander. and declared tliit she Would
not be in a hurry to return it. While they
vrerr l-rralifastiiig they heard the clatter of
I‘hcrls. and soon aft+~r some outl knocked fl
tln- din-r.
‘1‘o-iw in.“ s itdt‘ :‘m' b
ti ”II 2;: Hang “ and Jacob Fuller. "I
‘ii: on my u..y tn market. and I~ thought I
won} i stop and loan you a few things.“
.. ll‘in‘ \ ii-jwr you uI’t'." said Mn. Haynel.
‘ licr— is some sugar and untrue-gs my
«'1ch put ill. and a bottle of vinegar "
" l5 . l.‘ -2...Vitful she is. \V‘ i wu
jun! v: ...: iiaraftrr those .- hr we
want :. tV tug and we Mii‘t out lettuce
or. you kn-m."
u-Vt." o‘unrvod “I FIXIIGI-
Willi-”It \li. ,,
' ”I coursi-
" An 1 thcrc ii :i ~pvml of thread: she hid
she th night you were out."
. You, I am. Now I can finish Bobby‘s
pants."
)Ir. flay-nos smiled and remarked that
Mrs. Puller would have a bright Ipot in
II awn. Mr. Fuller drove on and wondered
slut sari of a nook Mrs. Hayn- would
guys in the lame place.
William Buyntun was none the slower for
his gin-y burs. Bl rushed into the yard
Like an antelope.
“ We‘va already borrowed one this morn-
Ing." said Caleb with a puzzled taco.
‘ That won‘t make any difl’erenoo. You
annual-0th. lietmesoe Oh yes, but
istbeweekly papa. I thought, partials,
you‘d like ruresd the news.“
‘ But I‘ve got s copy slnady. Bill Boy.
Isa brought at an: no not long ago.”
~/~|
m
here is a acvtlie to cut your grass. Goon
' day
l
‘gallvpand leading another horse.
Iloyuton was 05 as quick as he mum. and
. had not got tcn steps bcforc young Robert
Ilauurs canic riding down tho road on n
Caleb
: handed the string of dricd apples to his
l
wifc. and “th1 to the gate to see ,what was
I’diilul.
" I‘a sciit mc down with a bay man. blr.
"syncs.“ said Dnnvcrs. . He said he knew
you didn‘t likc to borrow. but he thought
."oii ticcdc-l a horse for, a while. "
licforc (‘alcb could uttcr one
young man had gallopcd sway.
word ths
(‘alcb lcd the animal to lIlI‘ barn and then
walked slouly to thi- hr-usc.
‘ 'l‘cll ycu what it is.“ said ho to his
Wilc." I‘m growing ‘spicioiis."
‘ Hf what she said. '\
“ (If the neighbors. I
thc llitllll’!’ with them:
u
can‘t tcll what‘s
tlicy'rc getting toa
good. llrsltlvs
li'i “as tutei rztptcd by lieu ’I‘ophani yel-
uig to him “on: tho front g. ite. Caleb left
_.ls \tifn and asked his friend what. was up.
“ 1 ill guin‘ to touii to Sl‘l
tress.
to some busi-
.\I_v \iifc told me to be sure and call
at your house as I came along. for film
wanted your woman to try our row cofIcc~
griiidi-r.‘
" Why. what‘s tln- Illi\Ilt‘I' :iski-d Caleb.
' The fact is." sat-.1 tho old man. “ l‘in
lli a r‘wl’t of a hurry. and I thought I might
as well‘l-c a little IITQ'l.". Hero is a string of
hi: d :ipplrs my thought you would
lilo- to tiy : and I thought I‘d save you tho
lroiiblu +-I coming after tho wcckl)‘ paper.
'I‘hurc is a good deal of news in it. And
\\ lf‘:
“ Oh. that doesn't niiittcr. You can rcad
auc “lillt‘ thc woman is reading the other.
\I
I Ililisf git: linuddfi'i‘.
“ (in-id byr. rctui‘iicd t‘ab-b.
'I‘lic coil.- and newspaper set
Mrs. llayiiis to thinking. How those twc
articlcs slioiill hinc liappsucd to huvo bccu
c-gl'iiidvr
duplicated the amnc -l\_\'. “as a Il:_\\ilt‘l’_\' she
inuku out. Mr. llayncs
and hc liilclii-d tho
tho borrowcd lIUlIl‘lt“
plow in a ill.\lll‘lt‘l’ that would lead
any llystalblt'l‘ to think that t‘alcb had con:—
uiittcd I-rillu act of \\ llli'li ho was dceply
Lshanii-d.
ll»: \\. li. l l
'l'luV oilii‘.
tiiiii iii-irc tl‘. ll: tho prwl» il-iltv
.if \Vlirii I‘tklt'll
.‘r.tsi'\l woik and w: oily startul Ii-r lioiiic.
" \\'cll,"
Ioor. “ has anybody c
it's a papcr "
‘V t‘.ilrli. _\'.oi'rc a fool I"
'l‘l.r hm.- r‘s hands droppi-d to his lap at
if they had rrcirni-d an clcctric shock. iitid
civil lu‘t sci-iii to
“as thoughtful.
liru‘l‘uwcil
also.
lioi‘so to
RIl|t\l’ll‘\I
I-l iii.l ate lr‘ll littfc .liiiticr.
.» 1this ii-‘igl:l+.-r~i troiillcd
of
M1
ll +1.:-
it slnu‘
trop corn. tho siiii
.\.i::l llt‘, i‘olliilig llitu tlit‘ l-ili‘li’
l
.s-
ln \ ii \I\t‘I‘ to but;
he g \."t d at lll\\\l{l‘ in ionic Mtouishiurnt.
'It's ‘la I‘ I: \ou‘io a fool. I am a foul.
ill+l.ill_\l++\:l.\‘ that liirroai ls a fool. Do
you hc ir
‘ I lic.\r. lliit what has come across you
to suddl-n‘y V"
l .1 ii'.
lf \\v
for
think it has t‘t'llu‘ x.) \iiddiiily.
l. :l ii-it bccn fools. ww'd awn it bc»
llas “ /
sly. Slitlll. l wish you'd ”plain your
and stop acting so lunch lil.o .l
~l l‘iu hungry.“
l“llsit|l\".
.
ll:.- iiiust si-iisitivo point of t‘aleb‘s Ir‘rl-
u.gs u: re t itiiVlicd. and h-V froiii
ch or and walki‘d thc room iiiipaticntly.
iir~ Isc lit:
‘l‘ll givc you to said hi!
“ll“. "
l l: |\t:
” \‘(i-ll. hurry up."
“ All tight.
ntiilcrstdiid.”
hid tiiy say.“
slid t‘alcb.
In tho first plac-V. n-itlrct
you nor 1 \\- litsl Illyb"
wcrc \ic
No " -
' “RM. to conic down to
I know \cry \\.~ll ilzcy'talkcd about us and
our ll'll‘ll of borrowing."
‘llon't bvltmr it."
rcat tho lll-w'llllg
now. busiucst-i.
‘I do. I know it. l'vc bicu thinking
ilmitt it all this affirms-n. How could it
ixipp- ii tli it tlu-y‘d bring us so litany thing.-
tlin \lfllt‘ ilziyf .\li+l think of it
griiiili-rs :tlli‘ two Ilt‘\\‘§l\i\l|t‘rh
.. to o cuflce
‘ Susan. . licgiu to licfieve you.“
“ You‘d butter. It‘s just as plain as bond.
on a string."
“ What can we do '3",
“ llo ? Why. take everything back an
noon as not get through) your supper."
lint don! \tl' I.l \ .1 tlic things 2’"
" What of it 1- 'l'.i‘ac Hit in all back. and
my “c can buy our own things.“
/“ l‘oit Susan. it will cost a good deal "
\ t in‘t lic lp it \\ c must act independ-
“9/ \h‘ ll buy our things aftrr this.“
.. “by. of course we can; and if we
ain‘t. we can do without.“ said Caleb,
briglitcning.
“ ’l‘hat‘s right. I‘ll pound up the mice
with a hammer before I borrow another
grinder.“
A new feeling came over Mr. Haynes
Ills manhood seemed to have returned. and
his hcart seemed to be lifted of a heavy
load.
After supper ho hitched his old mam to
his w .igoi: .ui- i started on his jourtwy to to-
k
mfllt'\-Tlllh ':.: ...~ i. i.
home in i: .. r:. H !\ o 1.
con. r-nl- ll: -'.I\I+\\»il ,_\
l'bc i: r V.\-- turd '.. .ii lc l. 'i ll r;
was lint I'll *zilirr \\ in- Elm .bt tln- truf—z
'Ulllil lw f“ ;;: i will lwltlli' .l V. t‘t‘k No \‘l.\
Did an up; V‘v‘nVly to «pivslmti l.:lii. llt"
Illerelv mi". liliat l:.- .; i to re-
turn 'tlw - ' . Lam.- ~i.:.t ho
hoped to never gi-t in thc miserable habit
again. It was ‘3 o‘clock before Le returned
home. and by the time that the chores Were
finished the clock .atruck 10. The next
morning was a bright one, and Caleb do-
tlured he felt better than he had for many
months. .
.. It seems so much better to use our own
tings," he? rémsrked.
“ You are right." Mrs. Keynes replied.
fly the time the in intb had passed. Mr
Haynes had bought another horse. sub-
;cribcd f r the weekly pap. ir. and furnished
the house aud’farm with the necemry im-
plements and conveniences.
At the next Grange meeting Mr. and Mrs.
Haynes answered promptly when Jonathan
Fuller came to their names on the roll. an,
when there wan order and quiet. Caleb
arose and said he would like to say a few
words. The whole sudienct| was silent.
They seemed to think they was in the pres-
ume of a man whom they had Injured. .
" Indies and padsmen," began Caleb,
his vol” coming with Ill effort.“ “ I was
not present at the last meeting. and I an
glad of it. You have done great good. I
don‘t want anybody to feel bad because he
might have talked about. me behind my
back. I am cured of the miserable, beg-
garly habit of borrowing; and that '3
enough. I move we speak upon another
mbiect."
At the conclusion at this brief speech,
which was uttered with s gwst deal of feel-
lug. Ir. Iloyntou stepped forward and
pressed Caleb‘s hands. Every one in the
roomfollowed the example of the agile old
man. sudnsynostolttlist be was honored
W Iii "it.
that you sliazi'l lianc a mouthful till ‘
‘ .
tilt /@ "
SOUTH NORWVALK, CONN ., TIII'RSDAY, FEBRUARY,
maul
lit
12, 1885.
WHOLE NO; 7 46.
At the end of the unusual performance
some one suggested that singing should to
tho next thing in order.
Not an objcctiou was offered. so Jonathan
Fuller hunted around awhilc for his tuning
fork and started. ”There is rest for the
weary.“ in as high a key as he could main-
tain without rupturing his windpipe. To
bc surc some said “ woarory “ and others
let mclodious sounds pass through their
noscs but their hearts were eursptured
and their souls aspiring above the sordid
earth. Ex en the little black spider came
out of his dark chamber with three otlicr
little spiders. and listened intently to the
music. and did not sectu half so disgusted
as during the last meeting. wlicn they raised
Inch a dust
WITS OF THE DINNER TABLE.
Home FIIIII‘IIII After-Illnncr llrnrnru and
'I‘ln-Ir .Vlctlrndu.
“ Who is the best after-dinner talker you
aver hoard " askcd a “ashiugton Var rc-
porter of a proiuiiniit official who u is ex.
p: iti iting on tho intllicnco (1' tai‘ Al: Jalk and
tabla diplomacy in shaping public allirirs.
“ \Vcll. l «loli‘t lh'lli‘\t‘ that I‘ll iiitii‘ry .‘I.
Dcpcw of \':~\\ \‘l'lk has a stun raw or -‘\‘t‘I)
an cc." i‘ ll i , .. wral
llnra- x' . tin.
l‘iillii. in- t «Xv '2;\\t:\. \\|.- . - t-i‘ in
tln~ _\riiiy. + win-s llv \t. 'l in- xlylv of (lo-
two lu-Vll an- so dillcrcnt that lllv‘_\' might
hardly l‘i‘ compared. llcpew has an inci-
liaiistiblc fund of humor. “'ln-n ho riser
:o rcply to a toast, or to some rctnarks \iliicl
have just becii iuadc. his brilliant eyes
spi-ak almost as eloquently as his \.iicc. llc
takcs his audience by storm. and tlicy arc
cotuplett-ly overwhelmed with a pyrotrclinic
display of uit. repartcc. rhetoric and happy
cotiiparisnns. llu ticycr liositiitcs. and docs
cli-
an-
.q.
not gradually entice his hearers to the!
turn, but one brilliant I'tllllu’k follows
other in such quick siicccssiou. and so
lpiisitcly phrased. as to coiaplctely t‘ttpll\t\'.u
tlicni. an that “hi-n he concludes everybody
wishes he had but just coiiiliicuccd. Porter
is but. littlc loss chcctivc. lie is tall and
slender. and whom llc ri‘cs his expression is
always sol- :i'iu. ginng llll‘l ;\ \Vcry niitiisti-riil
.rppou ... V». llo is very witty. but hc lI-‘\"‘l'
him an
His tuitliol is.
cracks a voila. “lob+ thosc about
.‘oiivulsi-d at his \\lllli‘l~illl.\‘.
l- \\ \rk giarlually up to tho point. illllrldl.“ .
‘I III \-
cxcry
and
fail
if. two 3
gt ll‘
\.ll i‘i‘i‘l‘l ii of unto in New
this hspoct fi-itn lh-p-w.
b ini-n arc brought out on t1 sti.
York.
l . .«l» " ,\ aiil thi-y Ilt‘\t r
in
It
rarilm llictr Il‘. irk "
‘ \Vho is tlic bi-st talkcr among tlic \ruty
iillli‘crs asked the SN»- titan.
“ Oh. I gurus tlcncral Slicriii \ll N ‘“llli-
out doubt. llc has :i “Ullilt‘I‘Illl facully of
rciiiciiibcring things. and his I’i‘ltlllll:\‘l‘l‘.i‘t‘s
alwavs fill. and tlicy arc brought out when
llis ,
grcat fault. though, is that ho is too rank
particularly :iyuo |l)l!‘ t.i tliiisc proscnt.
A BIG MOUNTAIN QUAKES.
[low an Fuller-ground Thunderbolt Stun.
lcd Some or the Not-lb l‘urolluu Folks
Dr. J
follows: “ The people liv ing in the vicinity
of Elk Mountain. both on the Reems creek
and Beaver Dam sides. wcro startled by a
strange phenoiiignon about 9 o‘clock on
Saturday morning. the 1st instant. Stand-
ing as I did on an elevation on my farm.
with a full and unobstructed flow of the
entire Elk Mountain range. and happening
at the vcry moment to'havc my eyes turned
in the direction of thc point in question. it
nfl‘ordcd inc an exwllcnt opportunity to ob-
scrve the whole plicnoiiicnou. The mom.
lug was exceedingly bright and almost
Jininously ‘itllll. At a point about duc
north of my home. and scciiiingly just over
lhc crcst of tho mountain. and at the hour
“IMIVQ‘ stated. there was what .cciucd to lica
most tcrrific subterranean c: dosion. follow-
cd by a very perceptiblo jziryllng and trcinl»
ling of tlio t‘:\l‘lll for iiiilcs" around.
heavy rumbling sound. as lif the (luv!) iii-
toimlions of distant thunder. which catnr
on with increasing \'Ullllllt‘ for scvi-ral scc-
onils. The sound procceilcd with rapid
undulations in tin castwardly dircction.
following lllt‘ coursc of tlic mountain and
Ii-Vt-lliltig til traycrsc lllt‘ (IN-p ln‘WVls «if Ill"
aartli. until it rcuclic-l a point on the hoti-
lull ofoiu \Vallcy about forty~tivo
cast from “hi-re it stortcd. \\ “(‘11 it sud-hilly
li-apcd forth from tlii~ bosom) of thc iiioini»
hortxr-i
pvalwl o'it upon Ilu- car lllh‘ :i might) tliiiii-
tlt‘nrl‘tlll
IuV Vg. .lll
‘I have (‘i‘II\1T\v\I\\l h mic Ki’lllli’lllilll.
Mr. A. 1.;
and ii
tlt‘g rr-cs
{am and lifting itsrlf III' iibovc Ill"
and thus it in l+~d as suxidvnly as it
llcnipliill. who “as on top of tln
mountain in thc iiiiiiiciliatc \ictnity
wln-re the first shock Ut‘l‘lll‘l’t‘tl. Ilt‘
that it scw‘luml to bc ilu'i-ctly liciiciith
and tlic sensation was as though lllt‘
o'
S‘\)‘.‘
liitu.
“lo-Iv
mountain \\.\s tunibliiig from its foundation
with a fcarful shaking and in llIl‘llllLZ of tin
tV.|l’lll. l b arii that two otln-r g~ titli tin-ii.
Mr. Stcw Monday and Mr.
who \"t'I'i‘ on the. mountain sonic t vo mil-wt
fiirthcr cast. the sound and thc
making and trvnibling of the cattli as lilel
\ppiilliiig :uid ti-iiifyiiig. cvi-n putting tho
u .ins on the inns in rapid and lih-ly
pcrs-ins who fi-l'.
l‘oi‘
ll:
7
the saun- day. .\sln-\ lilo 1L.
exciting ind did not nitucss tlic )Ili-‘lli\ll‘.v‘-
Janus lidwards.
tlvs‘i‘rllu“
lili»
lt-ili. l lz.l\‘-~ Hm'll ntlu‘t‘
o.-l hiurd tln- shack iii:iiiy iiillcs away.
uh it rxndcrx it i‘t':\ll_\’ plivti-iiiienal was
about suns-t on lll"
ft t‘lll'lt‘lll'l‘ t‘\t‘lllllg{
l was in in
‘ 1)..“ at um hour, but I :initold by .i iuiinlui
.‘I I'I‘I‘III'
about
.‘z: N
of r-«liablr persons that llicrc was
\‘llill'.u‘li'll\l..‘s‘
.1 \.'.‘l ri'f: (3!
rcucu \\llll the slum
the hour of siViisot."
\NhEAT FIELDS OF THE \VORLD
In tho inf-inn itioii now siipplicd by the
Agricultural l‘cpartincnt of the Privy t‘oiin-
ril tlii-rc is contained for the first time an
l'luhl- 3““ ll ‘ “““l‘ ”lb-‘1 " R‘M‘l ‘l‘ “l “"h' , \ccotint of two of tho gii-atist “hi-zit
out say ilig much of anything." i {rowing illilllcli. Russia is now s: cotid or
. |i...+q (iciicril Slii-ridaii cxc~~l iii an i 3“. "WT“ mogul hill. and it is.
aftchmurr spcwh r“
“ Not a bit. llc is too
llc is :ill I'll\Illt ss. \\'heii lic
iii-\kc a few n-niarks his voicc is so low: that
tllilsi‘ \\ll“ l\It‘ iii-l \lll‘i‘x‘ll)‘ by liltl Eliln \lv.
nut 14“le him. I have livurd him. though.
iiialu+ sonic Ilrnl-i‘lllfixi spccclica from ii stage
at Ariiiy rounions and tlii+ like."
“ l- n
IIlIlIlt‘I‘w‘I fact
docs I'lst‘ ta
. l- .t:.~:V.\.irth is n gmnt card at s
'lttutvr pti’ty. ‘ continued tl.- otlicial; " he
is a host in lotus-:1! He is full of wit. but
it is of tho aiiccdoial kin-.i. and he is alwayl
tcady with a good story which just suits the
l\+‘t‘:l\l\‘ll. I know tlicic arc lots of good
aftcr-diiuicr t illtcrs in l‘+\l\;rt‘sfi. Magimiis.
(‘iiitiiu llt'agg atil “~le I l|.\\t‘ Ilt‘Jhl liialu
doubt
good.
fl‘ry b ippy Si‘t“‘\‘ll!“.
lllt‘h‘
ml 1 hayc
c+iti illy
.\l+-+lV.c;il llircctor llrounc of Ill“ Navy is an i
c\dvllclli talkcr. He is bright, quick and
IliVVi‘I’ fails to cliiriii his Ilt‘.‘rt‘m- That there !
is t'oloncl 'l‘. I ll or of tlic War Depart-
Illt‘lll. He can iinkc a vrry lt’lllllg apccch
\ftcr diiiiicr. and always has :\ good story
It l'..iiid. which lic rvlati-si wcll.
“ I supposo. Illnllgll.‘ that the grcatcst
coincrutionalists in ”in country are lllaiue
and \‘oiikling. l ucvcr heard citlicr of them
mukc an after dinucr speech. but I have no
doubt that both arc good at it.
“ I: General (iron! at good talkcr
the Star man.
“ Yes. sir; he can talk well. although he
has a great reputation for kccpiug quiet.
He talks good common sense all the time.
and expresscs liinisclf well. He can make
a good speech occasionally. too. I heard
him at a re-union last spring make a speech
that captivated the assemblage. John
McCullough and Joe Jefierscu arc capital
sfteralinner talkers. and I suppose lead the
dramatic profession in this respect."
in
arc many otlicts its
asked
IN THE NICK OF TIME.
‘Squire Beasley. the matrimonial “ jincr‘
of Kentucky‘s ” Gretna Green." hlay‘sville,
is credited with the following dispatch in
performing the principal duty of his office :
A boat was drawn upon the levee. and.
pushing it OR. the expectant groom helped
his trembling sweetheart to a seat in the
stern thwarts. Then. leaping in himself. he
seized the ours and pulled for the opposite
iliore with all his strength. “'hen he reach-
ed the middle of the river the pursuing
party gallopcd down the Kentucky bank.
Auotherboat was procured, quickly man-
ned. and a hall a dozen pair of strong
arms propelled it toward the runaways.
When the first boat touched tho Ohio
bank and the young couple leaped more
the pursuing party was within 200 yards of
them. Quickly they ran to the house 01
‘Squirc Beasley.
The old ‘Squire bad bet-n called up u
unite a couple. and having performed the
ceremony. was about retiring. Suddenly
the door flew open and the hunted couple
issbdd into the mom.
“ Quick!“ cried the man. “ \Vc arc close-
.y pursued. Marry us “‘
There was borne to their cars a faint
shout. and the ‘Squire knew there was no
time to lose.
“ Jine bands 2“ he cried.
They obeyed.
“ Have him ?" he began. turning to the
girl.
I- Yes II
“ Have her ?" he demanded of the nun.
II Yes.‘l
" Hitched!” was the 'Squire‘s laconic
benediction. and then, as the newly-msde‘
husband displayed a welbflllod pocketbook,
he added : “ Ten dollars."
The words had hardly left his lips when
the panning party rushed into the house,
only to Vitus. the young couple‘s triumph.
and!" an. Gently 0s.
Mr. Societe—I have just larnod of your
sister‘s engagement and congratulate be:
Ircally woudsr. though, how Jack Sim- .
monsevergotuphis courage to speak to
your father I Hi- Unpluesked Flower—
Why so, Mr. Societs? was .~—Why, your
lather has always seemed to me so distant—-
I man so difficult of sppromh. Mia U. F.
(with mimsta‘on)—-0h, not at all. Hr.
Boeiete. Gal. that idea out of yet r mind. I
; biry.
. than any could supp \sc who had not bct'iin
begotyomsssoon ss po-ible. -—Hu’n"o‘
a _ l
o
lllt‘h'fiih‘. \
:rcat acccssi-m to our lxlltt\\lr‘+l_~_:V‘ to li.i\-i a
:bar stati-iiiciit of tho cultnatml
with this crop in lluxsi \. csti
\‘.ili;il-lllht‘.~l. Stili
llt Inigo
and a hunt
"Lilo of its productiu-
~ \aluablc rctiirus rclatiug to
llritisli India. which sciids its so vastly iii~
"lr'.l.\ll‘.: pr ipiiition .0! iniporli d
“llv‘ul. Ibo t. il+l~ s now piililislicd by _ au—
thority gnc \\ uh tub-rablc accuracy tlic cx~
trtit of lind iii
mar arc the
it Our
and
growing ol
lidl to Illr‘ coiisuriicr
or, in otlicr words. I+\rllll‘ gxncral public. it
is worn intci‘rstiiig to know thc :lt‘llll.
quantity of wheat pro liiccd in I‘zli‘ll t+ rrv
This \‘lll‘lrsl iiiuch iiiorc
tlioso gri-at coiiiitiics
ullli‘l‘.‘ which is \Il'\l‘ll .l to tho
\vlii-ai and Min r crop".
capricionsiy
.‘titn lllt' otlictal tigiircs. In many cascs the
small nut-turn of wheat is accountcd for l
:lic fact that ryc. oats and bolt-_\' ‘aro inoh .
largcly grow n by Ill“ farincts of the cviuii~
try. lhit.rvcn making all allowanco for
this. it is dilliciili to r\pl.\in lllt‘ exti‘ciiio
iIlllt‘l‘1‘ll\"‘S shown bctvvccn oiic part of lllt‘
world an I .inothcr. It will. of coursc. bc
supposvd that the l‘nitcd Statcs now stands
bighcstonthc list. It shows. in fact. it
total production for lfioll of “London
biislii-ls. Franco has a total production
calctilatcd also in millions of Iiiislicis. nt
2K3. in which is included besides wheat s
small out~tiiru of spelt. Next \vc have India.
with about L’llJMKLOOtI. grown upon "_‘cl,.
000.0th act-cs. ’l‘licn returning to Europe.
Italy. with lCiU,\X\U.Wl. Russia with l01.~
000400. Germany with about NHMUJMU.
and Hungary with $7,000,000. The nut
place is taken in Europe by Austria. which
in an averag. vear produces about 40.000.-
000 bushels. Canada in an averagc year.
grows about 33.000.000. and Australasia
about :ltlfillu‘ml bushels—London Glob.
AN ODD COTTAGE-
Ilow an Eccentric Millie-uln-
Ilouso Around a \\ ell.
(‘liarlcs Lcliiud has erected one of the
most peculiar-looking cottages along the
coast. It is erected on the Shrewbury river.
near Long Branch. The building is in the
shape of a hollow square. with \ courtyard
in the centre. It is only onostory high
and is shingled all over. It is built. after
the style of a Mexican dwelling. In the
centre of the front side of the building is a
gateway, through which a horse and our-
riago can be driven. and the visitor as he
enters reads upon a placard in front of him.
‘ No drones alowed within th“ outer walls.“
Alongside the gateway is the word “ Con-
tent," which Mr. Leland has adopted as the
name of the placc. The house looks coin.
fortable and enticing. though everything is
constructed after the old style of building.
with open fireplaces and no plastering eithcr
upon the sides or overhead. There are six
chimneys, each one constructed ditl‘erently.
The house being only one story in height.
all the apartments—kitchen, dining rooms.
sitting rooms. parlor, bed rooms, eta—an
on the same floor. and at the corner of the
building, under the same roof, is a stable
for the accommodation of two horses. Th.
gate leading to the courtyard has a. latwh
with a string to it, which, when Mr. Leland
desires anyone to come in. is pushed
through a hole in the gate to the outside.
and when he desires seclusion he pulls the
string in.
In several of the rooms Mr. Ireland has
stored all kinds of curiosities and relies,
which have been presented to him during
his long career as a hotel proprietor, among
them a spear used by the John Brown mrty
during their raidin Virginia. In the first
place Mr Leland had a well dug and a pump
put in it and then, as he said, built his
house around it. In front of the house a
cannon has been mounted and pointed
towards the village of Long Branchr—Im
9mm}; Lotta:
Tho I..- .I‘ Eula".
“ Father, please tell me what entail
means. and ifwohave such a law in the
United States. "' I-‘stber—“ Under the law
of entail my boy, the landed property of the
father is banded down to the eldest son.
mace-lively, generation after generation.
We have no such provision in the Unitg
States. Here the money generally goes to
the lawyers who” the tube.“- I“...
You see the ailerons t"
.T Baird writes the (‘ihrvn as.
‘ D. R. ROBINSON.
— I‘R \(‘Tll AI:—
Plfllfl flllll UI'EBII Tllllfll'.
East Ave" EAST NORWALK.
:l‘ U Jiddrceil. Box 339. South Norwalk ]
()an rN to mail for Tuning: and Repairing. prompt—-
l_\ an: mlid to Tlilt
Bedient 85 Tryon,
vallTl‘TS LV ~
Cram and India Ink Portraits,
- l'iinoiits
l‘oic Hold and llrunzc FraiiicS, l‘ns‘
.‘Illl‘. tVli‘.
\\'A.\lll.\'h‘TUN-ST.. ~ ovcr is! National Bank.
9 JOHN H. LIGHT. 7
Allfllnfil and Counsellor at Law,
l‘otiuuisr’iunrr of thc Sitpcrmr t‘otirt
t’ntniiii-flldh r «if I)‘ ctl~ Int llu‘ Stali‘ of Nrw York
l-‘ormcr Sciitincl Bldg. So. Norwalkd‘t.
iiowuni ii. iiNii'i'. i
Attorney-at-Law.
luv \l:.'ii 5t rind Faitllvltl AH'
Bridgolaort. Conn.
{DP}. \outli \‘orwzilk. lV?\:Vi::i~:~ “is: hi";
.‘Iflfill I'll! & (‘l'IlIL-‘X,
Hill Block Mllkt‘l \
Gli\l:ll.\l. Wt‘tlll‘thllKHIIS
l‘. .i..‘. .N: rot! and Burn »
Sim Ell.,‘.
St Ul‘Tll NUIHVA LK
Titiyl
l r or ik i _. ini- ;» i V.\- Ld til . crt‘ pm
'. and u- \\ ll nail \ it: fiw; aroiul
iliI: - box of gin- <1- 'h:it «ii
- w. n of tiiikii . tunn- in im \ ui rs I. \\
Li'hi‘ t‘i posslii :it 't' V b ~;
i i it. hot n +1p r:+.. \nu mi. t. \i at in -
not. :I: ‘irill‘t‘l no on}. '. 1!,9- 'Hl‘t‘ '
ml luvs until .i. \ sziirss'ii ,
.. l i :mul curi +\it._:vn 'l .
.stiiiv H-stt‘i- lll‘ll|\~.\\t nut..- “is
ll who i. : iitur ‘4‘.
.. in. u.
«2 I‘ll trout d. of or v .;n it.
It'll“. or'r , sin! frvr lin-
. ii-Ior ll w‘irstnr' iV' min.
V+_\ .\+..i\N~ >ri\sri\ .\ t o. l‘- irt‘iiiul
r” l_\'
\lar.i I
lh all llsliilr.
lli- iiiilh "V‘.ii~'lolil.
I ur ;§:. “ \CIIIII‘) l'uhllr.
.\ V on ..’;- turn» it": 1‘“ l‘.i;-i t—.
For :3" §I|‘IIIII\III|I 'l‘irlu‘u.
.V .Vi ll :ii.-l Nu
I‘ol‘ ;.;'
i‘,i\ Co‘-
I“ 't‘.
"runs IIINI I-lu-Imngc,
:. Kiri i‘ lir Vat o: l‘Vi-o-fl
\l‘l‘i \ Tu
Jacob M. Layton.
\\ ~~lllll_'lul: .Nt . Norwa‘k. \‘r.
- I ‘.\ \-i' oral liaidv “Ia-3.!
. t ‘ “sl.h21._llu‘i|’~lll.i) lVi- anii
l ‘t‘d. \ n‘~ s.-
'inl
. lot“
in in can 'lu. lx til.
+o~vkoV.:
Voixi ta'
\lr THU
”9.. -.
,rl \
l‘ntl‘a
Henry Tilly.
[IABB ABE M88:
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'I
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ll.\~ loll: Tlll: I‘V‘lIiIlh\\rl.\.‘l
'1 tom. d uni
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ft" 2
w in... r .m- it +. luv “"3" ‘
ti -‘ Ilo-i Toma)
: t” “in l‘uV) + li-
tli‘st-i lass Kn‘m-h iiiakc
. x“ illit‘ wt ncarly um I cubic Marni».
for i "lit’r work o: (arrows.
\llilaI‘lt‘
I {v
. ‘Ilil ~i‘ I ’_'ll' IIIl;Iit"" N‘i‘t‘litl hand.
. 51 .m-
SWAN 8: BUSHNELL
\\ Iltil I \ \I I.
Mfllfllflfilfll‘fll‘l' Bllll l’llllllllI'Sa
suprnxns.
Ship Chat lullul‘s.
lla\ c
.\.\l‘ IvITKII. 1|} \l‘liN l\
I_'II"_:t‘.‘I Stock in our illzt‘ in t‘ouncciiciu.
Pure Lead and on
“c arc Iliadquartcrs for Itc~uiiair 1'.
.\av _\V
I“ IdIé 'S: l‘ls‘gS: t‘lslg ‘:
naunoo i-‘tsii i-oers.
Oars! Oars! Oars!
Double and Ground
tlic
S. Ariiiv and
Sitiglc.
\V’imiow Glass :
erything nccdcd about a boat or vessel.
Dredging Materials.
Links Rings Sh: ic klr s Scinc 'l‘wiiic Cotton Ro ie
\‘hc ll and (by star Forks: iN‘i-Lcmllv pn-pun-d D
. iic and Illioy Ilopc Eu-i \ thin;r II or below VJ?“
"‘ ‘ Vk priu- s. C ant .il ‘lllt‘ll‘iiull to orders by mail.
362 WATER STREET, [696-1y
BRIDGEPORT, CT.
“Ruin- -h on Corral-s.”
Ask for ‘ ltuiu'h on Coiiulis“ for \ ‘oui'bs (‘olds
Son 'l‘limst. lloaN- muss Trot hes 15 c Liquid. 21c.
“Rough on Rule.”
1 loan out Rats. Micc machiN flies. ants. bed- bugs.
skunks, chipmunks. _\'uphcrs lac. Dru-garists.
liens-l Pains.
I’slpimtinn Dropsicsl chllings Dizziness. Indi~
"(\lltill. lusduchc Slut-ilu-liise curcd by “\\ clls
lDumb Rcucwcr “
\. “Ra ugh on Corns. ”
Ask fill-“XJVHS ‘ munch on Corns. ‘ 15c. Quick.
c oiiiplcn tiny). Hard or soft coma. warts. buuiotis.
“Rough on Pain” Poroused
Plaster;
Strengthening. impmvui the best for backache,
pubs in chtwtorside. rheumatims neuralgia.
'I‘hln People.
Well-9 iicalui Renew er“ restores health and vigor
gilt-S dyspepsia. Headache. h‘cn (Mistress. Debil ity.
tt hoopla-g con: II.
and the main Throat Afiocuous of children. prom
pily. plt-itt-rlnllv and rah-Iv relived by .. Rough on
Coughs“ Trochos. 15c: lam. a
Mothers.
It you arc failing. broken. worn out and nervous.
use‘ Well: Health chcwcr.‘ $1. Dragging.
Lite Preset-var.
If \Vr-uiuelusin; your grip on life. try .. VWells.
Health Renew-m ’V (nu-s direct to weak spots.
“Roach on Toothache.”
instant relief for Nani-sigh Toothache I'lscusche
Ask for‘ Rough on Toothache. " 15 and is cents.
Prelty \Vomen.
Lattice who would retain freshness and vivaclty.
Dou‘ I fall to try “Wells‘ Health Renews:
Culurrhal 'I III“!!! Atl’ecllous,
Hacking. irri atln Cough- Ouldc. run- Thrmt cur-
ed by “Rough on t nabs. " 'l‘roches. 15c. Liquid :5.
“llouuh 0n Itch.”
Cures burners. era lions. ringworm. letter, nit
rbeiuu. frosted hone llblatns.
The Hope or use Hallow.
Children. slow in meat, pundy. scrawny
er.‘
' and delicate, iii-e ‘Eslls‘ an ”an
Wide Awake
threeorfarrboureevauightcon‘blng. Get in-
“‘Wdh
stinl ‘
«.1 A.“
mule Idle! Ind It?
”mm ”W I'm “I “a *- 4
J'. R. RAYMOND.
Bllllllfll' BBB Uflllll‘flllfll',
‘Vork done by the Day or Con-
tract
Shop foot of Franklin St. near entrunc
to nurscrv. P. 0.130: 613'. 4-04“
TOHN FILS imiEtt;
Merchant Tailor.
«HWashington St, - So..\‘orwalk.
I‘ants triordcr $3.“): Suits to nnlcr [it 313‘ iii Ilw
pairing and (‘lt'itllillg iii Tit: t!
I .
Milk 7cts. a Quart.
‘\'E arc Imw soiling “till; for . n- his a nu. arr dt
‘iiu- nsl in caiisaw licitli s. iii any part of .\'ur~
w. ilk or North Voru nlk.
llEMs‘nV RRUTIIEHS.
Box 519 South Nor“ alk. 423 .Voru :ilk
1&1. 'J-b-tf
‘Ey dour.
May 24in.
N OTI c E!
lla\ n: cnic n-d Into an an 0 inc iit “lic n b\ I oli.
tam n ‘l of the milk from B‘.‘ ldcu Point farm I“: ll
supplv it in buttlc- or who -r\\: so as do sinul Urtl- rs
it" at Brown & \\'ihVn\‘.- “horn tii'kcls can lw i-li-
uitiinl. \\ ill be- promptly :iih-ridc d to.
“12)!an
( 0 lg. IIBKI“ \,
Baler Confectioner
L'. Maul SL, Xurvizilke
Choice
(‘I My Hun .‘Iatutt‘nrtizrv.
I liU\
-
3’.
<
3-4 Washinztou 5:1. t‘zzy.
Con l‘cct ioncry
a SpmViiIty.
Inc-Cream, Charlotte 88 Butts,
.Z!l~ s . firiiL>l.id :ti Nil-rt .\lll :c o}? v it
Keep Cool!
~‘I1‘i Ii .‘TI\‘. ~
0’ »\ R'I‘OIS
Celebrated Challaiga Ice Cream.
_\li’SUl.t'TlV.l \ l'l'lll .
in (Vizx'rs \ Ql mi
10 (r\ls .‘ ll..\
‘9" 1...“. ‘ - ...._
C. B.
.‘ll'Slt
Ila
J. r. Peckwell.
. cum}. “AT-157.
Norwalk.
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HARNESS
'2 ii Illl‘lll' w: llli
:i .1 \ H'HV-v of
25'! 's ... ..c s a‘i- lot
llill'lli‘Ns‘, Stltlillt‘s. llzlllt‘l‘S. SH?
ciiiwlcs (Kilian. .kc.
Fine Harness To Order.
\sitsiii.. a hro‘i. ‘lllll oE-w‘.
ariis ll \\l.;‘s . uii "
liil’u ~ Furl lit '2 'l‘t‘ni . i; I\,:_;~
r-~ \Ullttrll‘ l ham
‘ 'il‘.
takii. ’lu-
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1!: in u?
ri
\\ " m a ;-:i
..iu - s. 1;. .i. m is.
\‘V
hood l‘ny leu- txeulu. sum In \%ml per
mu. made wllinx ourC-rrnul \c vs Ilislnrv.
I‘m-0" iuul IWI-i‘r Ibslllhul the“ arid
“:u- J”! Vlflus'sl‘sktss..i::.\+;..V.i.~._l‘.i
ito l_\
(‘A IiIi .-\'I‘
J. HOLLAND’S
\\l.\iri
i f‘ th“! “unit! In inc. 3"
l‘tic‘is
l". l‘ol
\illl \\:
Frcsli. Pure. and (‘lioicc
UNFECT UNERl
\\ b. i. i \‘ll‘
Uni our. Bugs" .l ~r Qt: iii.
itii d l. 2.1 ‘.l
l\I-
Min-d randy, at '30 (cuts
per Pound.
larzo aswrtmcnt of HOLIDAY ‘l‘iunlln‘ and
t‘llllh'l‘.“ .\\‘-‘l‘l{l~‘lii IRVAMEVTs ‘
{rt l: llh Ill 5 and IV: 5' hals supp} :ul in qt: an: Z;‘It~
at a l 'Vlstal (IlNUIIIlI.
A
Sc iid ti c ts. for postage and rccc: \1-
{rm .3 curlih bo\ of mods “luc h w ill
c lp you to liiilrc mon- \ r 'lit an!)
than any: but Vi so lll' s our. .1 Al of+ llll rs. \ ~uc
l ccd from first l; on '1 Il‘ broad road to fortiiric op- us
in forc lln workc. N :i‘ isul it t \ rim _\t o Vcc addrc s:
Ii‘. 'l'Vi:t r .\V i o Au us
_\l ainc.
THC H088 Hillel.
_. 'l‘llE BESTV ~~
MEATS
SERVED IN THE BEST MANNEIL
If \ou w slit thi choiccst MEATS obtsiiicd to
card. |\“ of lroublc or cost you “id dud tliciu at my
Stark” as “Ill as
Poultry of all Kinds,
IN ITS SEASON.
F. Hayes.
IIIBBIJE‘S MRI (M‘K « SUI‘TII N‘UlflVALK
~—\\‘lIEN IN—
BRIDGEPORT
—iios"r ran. 'ro VISIT——
BARNUM’Sv
Recreation Building.
80 x 215 T‘L‘fl.
Dimensions.
II. G. III'ES‘I‘ED. - Lessee and Gcii. Manager.
Observe Its Wealth of Attractions:
Elegant Skating Bill !
“‘itli Semi-Circular Floor, Containing
SQUARE FEET 8,200 SQUARE Pm
Of Skating Surfacc.
‘ o ' n w
Superb Dancmg l’avrllion
SEVENTY FEET SQUARE.
Billiard Parlors.
6 ‘ MAGNIFICENT TABLES —— e
QuadrupleBowlingAlleys
snoo'rlam alumna).
With trio and so Feet Ran-gut.
Refreshment Room
FREE — —— HAT AND CLOAK ROOM _——¢ Pm
Lsdies' and (inflation. 's Reception Rooms.
FULL MILITARY BAND!
ms 1)] “moons and Evening.
The Entire Building: Illumnated‘ with
Richard Welton,
Teacher of the Voice and Piano.
RESIDENCE
102 Main Strcct.
I". 0. BOX 1.3.
So. Vorwalk, (‘t.
on it
Dr. McGonegal.
—ornt 1-: A\I) unstDEsCE—-\
For. West Avenue and Butler Strcct,
.VnRWALK. coxx.
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IS now prcpari il to innkc p‘ai‘s mid spn it‘ll minus
and i-i:pcrintcnd lllr t‘ul.>l.’ not: of bum
TERMS REASONA BLIZ.
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.VORTH,
lllSlfllllBHBflllS Photographs.
from 1 to " and 7 to
ti’ 2'!“
Bark
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l‘liotouraplicrs' Materials.
11 and til \\':ith‘::=:‘ni2 \t.. So .Vorwaik. vim!
C H A S . I . J” O N E S .
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DIV.) l Ib'l .
LAl‘llEll'S DISK. - “‘AHIINUTUN ST.
\ Allittl'lllltit'hlé mar; luV nindr by Ti :t phone.
this adiniizistrn-d {vr the
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paiiiicss ixtrattion of
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Julius Baker.
STAIR BUILDER,
. \“ATER Stuartr.
CONS.
tiiailc to um...- and 5lll;~}u-d
try at short ta .iuz
Is BotVVros's Suui‘.
SUI‘TII XORWALK. - -
Starr :n d Ilard Ra;
to any part of tlit- till.
1'. H. l‘ I.\ M"
\\. II. GIIIIJKERT
Practical Plumber.
st. 3' 'l and Ma F: l‘a. vs 1‘»: \‘ Van's; .qu
'l .‘ r ;\ L.i_ -In+ii an 1. ion 11.2.. .
34 Main Strcct. Llys Building.
Sontf. Nornaik. t" . t-lxttl'.
’84 FALL CHBWINTEB ’85
.\ gilt. nus or
Iiuirlisli. Frcuch sn-l licrmau (‘urksrrcw \uitlncs
ofthc Flncsl Fabric»
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Smokers Goods.
1r..-‘..‘f~:'\ Ntv‘tl. in \f“»‘;
F. F. Bfirxbee.
nue- Honey the ms! Cough run. 3c..mc..8L
Glenn‘s Sulphur-soap heals and beautifies. 3c.
Gem-nuch-over kilst‘omsfiunmusfic
Hill‘s Hair and Whisker m¢~nisck 8- Brownfik-
Plke‘ s'I‘ootlnr-hc IDs-op- cur. .n t “mine. 25:.
Deu‘u Rhea-nth: Pills are a sure cur». 50:;
B A T H S
JACOB PAKULSKI.
H mm a. dc d: u thr. n imn' ha r ans: n; '
:hi .\cw Iloiil block .Noit' h .\crua k
Four Pine Bath Rooms.
\Viru Hor AND t‘oui \VATER.
“'h'rch hsvc‘ awn tittid up wet I: thc most modcrn
Illpl‘tflt‘hls‘llli.
\ou c an saxc :tmc by
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saloon. r.
ca“ ‘11: at :hc saloon for
Hair Cutting: and Shaving,
As tiw first-cows
IRI'V'. \‘ uston: | 22‘
~\ t ‘IllRtlI‘UDIQT. with scuraiycars expiricnn;
in ch \ork. sin Ihr! rooms an d vullrcmovc your
cums minions. norm“: in: mm. s .\c..
the day
siiuihXorwalk. Iuiy ‘Ld
30. lllll‘llfllll Bfllllllls Bfllll.
.‘il “'9 isliingtmi Street.
t‘ll‘ll Dai‘ y from 9 in ii a m . and from i to P. p. m.
and on Saturday c \Vc lllli gs from 0 to ‘
.rlutcn-si allow mi on Dcposits.
DUDLEY I‘ ELY I‘n‘s. :
A. SUI. .\l \.\'S \ in PrtN;
Jon) ll KBAI’I‘. Sec. and Turns.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
M AIX~ST. - SOUTH NUR\\'.\LK.
I will Put the Highest Cast
Price For
Rags. Bones. Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can sell the stock by
sending postal card to
W. PODMORE
SOL‘TH .VURWALK
'R. L. Baker,
VERY AND FEED
STABLE.
\VAB\\‘ICK Horuu -
art ists arc cous‘stit ly cmploycd l(
at any hoot in
J.“ 01; i‘Ahl‘LsBl.
till l\‘.
So. Null“ 31-x
Hav mg taken the old stand sud put in a new stock
of horses and buggie- I am pn pared to attend to
all calls (or dutch—w turnouts.
R. L. BAKER
So. Vorvmlk Huch13.1884.t.LS-tf
HARDWARE
The BEST ASSORTHKNT in TOWN of
General Hard ware
Nocturnes Tools.
“(the Lead. Paints.
on: and Window Glass
A full Asoortmcut o!
Locks and Knobs,
Table and Pocket Cutlery
0f the but Quality. Cheap qu Cub
House Furnishing: Clots
JAPANESE PAPER. \VERE.
Agent. for the
Dow-r Verdical Boiler and Hall‘s Patel:
Fire sud Burglar Proof Safe.
Agricultural Implements,
hip Chaudlory, Rope, cc
.
13 _ mam inc mums —— 15
Afternoon Admission, l5 Cents.
skate-s. to ~‘
Event-x Admission. 20 i? “
Skates. 15 “
w. o. squmml
gnu!!! gonna“ garlic”!
GOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
OFFICE 13 “SEXTINEL” BUILDING.
Euzsnnu Stun.
OS? YEAR. . ..$2.00 1 Six 51031115. ..$l.€i0
SINGLE Corn-:5. 5 Carr’s.
TERMS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
Terms of Advertising:
fifi—i in. {in ‘l in. —4 infM-cfh' col; 1’ Sci—l,
IW‘k. 3100 32(1‘ 33“!) Still SSW :oo $32M
E -~ 1 so :;:-:i 4:5 5:7. . m7 9m ’1300
2m 4m 550 I to 900 i150 1800
2m 5m (27!” sad it no 7mm "3100
to! 7m ~:-i 12m it? imam
so» no icon iimi 17m 22m 4000
'um ISM] ism rm) 2.2m 4am ' 73m
. _- um mm 2411‘ 32m ”1'4“ asm 1mm
lV.’ .. 15m 27.00 mm won 450-? .om mm
Mani 3:1" rind Dr atbs iri~< rtwd grain: taint):
Lora. _.Vo' cm i in n.- ‘r'!:
Entirxd at llu Post Offic- at in :th Vonslk u Sec-
ond 1‘ boss \I-itT-r.
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Pier 23, E. R.
IFHHT 0F BEEKMAV ST.)
lion cr Rates Than Irv Any
(HI-er Line.
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\thsc—att- a'wl llrta‘ knzds of
8081. AND WBBB,
Ba rick. Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lcliigli. Lackawanna, Locust
Dcalt r .i: 3'
Mountain, Franklin. and
“'ilkcsliarre Foals.
Agent for RUBBER PAINT
Yards foot of \‘v'ashinc'i-i‘.
shall streets. Branch oilin- 3'
Drug Store.
an! Mars
S'éihon‘s
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Heats and Vegetables
IV‘RIII'I ‘ .‘rl
(if all Load.» in their season séu '\
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The Winter Haiti! *
.‘ IN E IJAN 1),
UR “SOI'TI‘IERN FIXES.“
In MUUFL‘ County. _\‘orthl‘su-lina. +\‘ot .Vcmusey. )
li ism: letV n..~+~t:!vxaud putt of the Long best
I". lit urti in :x: If".
SOUTH,
IV‘rcc fnini «\Viry ms} ;.7 til it tluclkc. The atmos-
t‘ *rtiarvul w; ill ozone fry in the union
l s: of p rm \cnd {I- 1- work «in “The
“ m in la: a l' l. _\sz Lat. ulai t:'~ circa the
liii- c dis-“er :1 My study It .u» a cry of this
M‘CIV-Ii‘. .Nm it» n; I' [Mr and xx.;..- _V: .- uhk it will
be of Jilin->1 to
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\\ l‘ “A l n ial a .fc w thou-and cut»: .- L'cc ofcost to
ll: i so 3 ip \ui: during tlit- n~\t Ira months. We
clesin to ninin-inil u: it: pl; _\si-V inns 1 ml will make
it to thc if nail had. to wr. tc u-
Consumptives! Rheumatics !
WHY SUPPER. ?
“'hcn you can rind ml if and tan». tr by s
Ilavitr' pizn brutal tlu- it.»
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in:
in}: a ““2?“ or “an on the summit of the ted
Plne R egion
——or rul—
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\ery low motorboat-d wzll be In
and tannin, ... [source during in: wig grew!
the state Immigration apartment has arranged
that {sworn- (I: their at»: \ isu can rim-tire
Ron 11d Trip Tickets
From Burden. New Yka and W it
V'ery LOVV Rates;
A“ GIG. D. PAW.
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