VTIIE
SENTINEIL
~ or-rii Nonwaur. .ir'it: l 0.71886" ‘
that Lease.
\Danbury News.)
The intelligence communicated in,thc
Evening News of Saturday. concerning
the lease of the Danbury and Nornalk
railway to the Housatonic Railway
company, was received with great sur-
prise even by those best versed in rail-
way matters. Even the Bridgeport
Standard. on Saturday evening. strenu—
ously asserted that such way not true.
\Vhen the IIousatonic takes posses-
ion a linkuvill be built connecting the
IIousatonic Branch with the Danbury
and Norwalk track, at some point to be
determined upon. By this change the
Housstonic will be able to reach New
York about half an hour earlier. by rnn~
hing their through trains by way of Dan-
bury. From l’tttsfield to South Norwalk
by way of Bridgeport it is 194 miles. and
by way of Danbury it is. by railway
figures. 112 miles, twelve miles in. favor
of the Danbury route.
(Hartford t‘ourant \
. It is given out that the directors of the
Danburv & Norwalk railroad have re-
ccived and accepted from the directors
of the Housatonic a proposition for a
ninetv-nine years‘ lease on a guaranty
of all the bonds and. 5 per cent. divi-
dends on the stock. To be permanent.
this contract must be ratified by special
stockholders‘ meeting of each road.
warned four weeks in advance. for this
especial purpose. The Danbury &.\'or-
walk road has $650,000 of bonds out at
an average of about 0 r cent. interest.
of‘which $400,000 can refunded in a
few years. and out of 9.000.000 per-
mitted by charter has $000,000 or capital.
of which according to the commissioner‘s
report $3il8.416.25 was issued for cash
and the balance for undivided earnings
or equipment. It has been paying 5 per
cent. dividends hitherto in recent years.
In 1870 on a capital of “00.000 it paid
til per cent.. and in 1871 50 per cent.
stock and 0 cash. and after that in 187?
‘~‘ per cent. It is a fine road. in prime
condition. with tracks direct to the docks
on the Sound,” and is a very valuable
acquisition to the llousatonic since it
gives a shorter route to New York city
and protects it; against a competition
which is'said to have been more active
than beneficial to both roads. The lion-
atonic and (\Lnsolidated are in such
relations that this act may safely be said
to relieve the Ilanbury & Norwalk from
any chance of being used for rival pun
\goscs.
25
A Baltimore Judge .\im~' a Heicrc ltluw
' at Iluycuttilig.
tl‘nun the Ros-ton 'I‘riuellt as
One of the severest and ruost ctl‘ective
-blows yet aimed at ltoycotters and boy~
cutting is that furnished by an injnrzc-L
~tion issued against boycotters by Judge
' Bond of the I'nited States court at Baltic
more. lie not only recognizes the crim-
inality of a conspiracy to break down a
lawful business. but he also declares that
any effort by advice or request to intlu~
ence other persons against a business that
is assailed. is contrary to law and crimi-
nal. This may seem at first to be an ex-
treme position and one that is hardly
tenable. but the more carefully the posi-
tion of Judge Bond is examined the more
clearly will it appear sound. if it is
criminal at all to conspire for the pur-
pose of destroying the legitimate busi-
ness of a party that may have incurred
the displeasure of the conspirators~and
the courts before which this question
has been brought have held without ex-
ception that it is—it must be admitted
that the very essence of the crime con-
sists in the attempt to influence the ac-
tion of other people. An individual may
buy where and of whom he leases. It is
on y when he conspires wit others to
influence still others in their action that
he is guilty of a criminal interference
with the business of the person’ against
whom this influence is directed. It is
'ust this which constitutes the essence of
yoctting. and if boycotting constitutes
nfcriminai ofi‘enoe, the position taken by
Judge Bond is unassailable.
.1 (Saints R's—illicisirfx
. $1,000 on the Shady Side.
The Rosedale, of Bridgeport, which
has been boasted of as being one of the
fastest boats on the sotind, is offered a
chance to try her speed against that of
Stamford’s boat Shad Side. \Ve un-
derstand that a certain man who has
confidence in Stamford‘s boat is willing
to stake 81.000 that the Shady Side can
beat the Rosedaie in a race between New
Stamford, each vessel to be run with the
same pressure of steam. Moreover, $200
has been de ited as forfeit money.
Hero is a 0 once for the Rosedale‘s
admirers to show what sort of stuff they
are composed cf.—Stamford News. '9
To the Readers of this Paper,
We know of nothing more effective
for the cure of rough. chapped or chaf-
od skin than Pear-1‘s White Glycerine:_ it
LLL ,
healing qualities are certainly wonderful
leaving the skin soft and pliable. It can
be used at any time.
All Honor to the Retailers.
The retailers.and particularly the larg-
er and more important buyers among
their number, are entitled to all honor
andcredit for having resisted the mod-
ern monstrous craze of forming associa-
tions for the lawful purpose of dictating
to others how they ma , ought to and
must conduct their business. They have
their reward in the enjoyment of public
esteem, and the consciousness of not be.
in momentaril' in danger of having to
o a bockw course, being switched
often a broken nil, or rmanenti
tracked—Hat, Cap on For
8 Re-
, view.
SPECIAI. NOTICES.
Bucklon'l Anion Salvo.
The beat Salvo in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,-
cher Sores, Teller, Chopped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and bositively cures Piles, or no pay re-
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or mone refunded. Price
85 cents :- box. or sale Geo. B.
Plaisted, orwalk and South orwalk.
Dmpocureinl Hiram”;
been! We Pin. area not: cure. we.
can
A Card.
To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscrotions of youth, nervous
weakneu, early decay, loss of manhood,
ac. I will lend a recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in South America. Send a self-address-
side~ '
P are 1y
Docs Blaine Favor Allison?
tt‘rau ford in the New York World]
A former member of the national re-
publicau committee said to me yester~
day that rebelievcd New York would
be the pivotal state in the next president-
ial campaign as it was in the lost. He
said: :‘Weacan never re nominate Mr.
Illninc. Mr. Blaine cannot carry New
York: that hasalrcady been d dorinined
I do not think Logan could carry New
York. I am quite conlidcnt that he lost
its a thousand votes in that state by being
on the ticket in 1884. from the fact of
his opposition to the Fur. .lohn I‘orlcr
bill. Porter‘s friends in New York are
strong enough to beat him there. If
Mr. Blaine insists on arcnomination it
will be brcnuse he does not care for the
success of his party. I think that our
best chance for success would be in
nominating some new man comparative-
ly unknown. John Sherman is the sole
exception to this prediction. I think
lll‘ could carry New Yorkand be elected.
lie is very Sitting with the busincse
classes. The drift now is lartrt'ly toward-
a western candidate. and if it goes thers
I am pretty certain that Allison of Iowa
will coma as near to it as any one.
Besides this. I understand that Blaine is
very fricndlv to Mr. Allison. The two
have been very intimate for years. Alli~
son has always been considered a strong
llluine man. If lllaine were to throw
his intlueoce back or any onc.’l feel very
confident. that it would go to Allison.
If Allison were. to be nominated and
l‘lt‘l‘it‘tl President. of course Illlllilt‘ would
come back into public life and no to the
head of his cabinet. I would not be at
all surprised it‘ he should prefer this
method of coming back. I do not think
he would care to go through another
presulenliul campaign.“
Toms “‘ill l‘r-uicct llcrsi-if.
(lav. Ireland has written to Secrt tiry
Il‘iyurd as follows:
I have the honor to endorse the copy
of a telegram just received from the
lion. II. It. Linn. American t‘insul at
I‘icdras Negros. This man Francisco
Rastircs has l-ez‘n mos: foully murdered-
by the Mexican authorities. and it is but
a repetition of the instills and outrages
committed upon Atncrican t‘lllZ‘llS by
the people and the nuthoritics on the
right bank of thc lliotirandc. While.
no possible excuse can be g'vcu for thc
part taken by the Ti x:.s nilicv-rs in the
illegalurrcst and delivery to the .‘b-xi-
cun tiillll'll‘ilit-s. nllll nothing ltl pullia~
lion of the foul murder has l‘l' call '0
oil‘ercd l‘)‘ the Mexican authorities. The
persons. \Vliiu‘Vi'l‘ lhwy are, who wt re
engaged in the illegal urn-st will lw prn~
scouted. and l dciuzind. in the name U!
the Slutc and it» people. thu‘ this wrong
by 31‘ Xic » LA atone-i hr and pun: »
If this Note tutti her lwnplt‘ must dc
iipuii tin-insnlvt-s for protection the in \‘~
cssary It‘lIl‘tS‘ can and Will be clxtaiintl.
Itilll \ery respectfully your obedient
Servant.
leIIX‘ l1:itl.,\\ti.thxvcrnorof 'l‘t xzis.
\lutr I'irriui-u‘s .‘ssui‘iJIi-rtl.
\‘hief Iiilgilir‘i‘l‘ (lenient. l‘ of the
Bridgeport Fire l‘opzirtrin‘nt and l‘r‘si~
dent of the State .\sst.ci:itto:x. has ls~
sued an address to the iiremcn of the
State in \vhicli_lic says regarding the
Cillth‘lllinti \\‘lll\‘ll Is In lu‘ llt TII illi .\li-
lltn-‘t le‘uud 10: “The l'lxrcutivt- t‘uni.
miztce carnrrtly ilcslh- l but all iii-gaunt. d
lire departments and companies ill the
State wtll send dt-lcg‘utt-s to tlixsconven-
tion. It is nccdhss for me to i‘r‘px‘til the
objects of the association as I believe all
the firemen in t‘onncctn'ut have already
been informed. The topics tube dis-
cussed are of much interest to all classes
of firemen. and lheimportance of this
convention to every ctty :iiid town can-
not be ovcr~e>tirnatml." 0a the second
day of the convention the members of
the Bridgeport Fire Department will
give the visiting delegates an entertain-
ment. Reduced hotel rates and railroad
fares have been secured for the b. nelit
of the delegates. \
The liquorvscllers of 1“ennsylvania held
a convention latelv in Pittsburgh. They
had a parade also. and marched through
the streets with banners tlying and
keeping step to gay music. Finally they
dined together. and ate. and drank. and
were merry. ilut in spite of all this.
and of organization made more compact
and plans more "craftiiy laid—in spite of
all, there is a handwriting upon the wall
which these men discern. \Ve believe
that the day hastens when this trade
will be Iain to hide itself from the pub-
lic gaze. when it shalll seek dark places
and obscure lanes and alleys; when men
shall have to hunt for the means of ill-
toxication. and find them as by stealth.
This is what prohibition will do. it will
not wholly destroy the making or sell-
ing liquors. That is not to be hoped for
this side of the millennium. But it will
put the miserable business under the
ban instead of under the protection of
thelaw. This will be a great gain.—Thc
Presbyterian.
St“, ,W . _ . ._
Sit-k Headache and relieve all the troubles inci-
dent. to a bilious state of the system, such as Dix-
:Encss, Nausea, Drowsiness. Distress after eating,
Pain in tho SIlIG, its. While their mostrcinark-
able success has btcnshown in caring
,SIGK
Headache. yctCarter‘s Little Liver Pills any eanlly \
valuable in Constipation. curinn and revel: l:
this annoying complaint, whilc {hey a so cormt
all disorders of the stomach, stimulate the liver
nndmgulntcthobowcla. Evenumcyonlycuxtdw
Ache they would be almost priceless to them who
Stiller from this drstrossmg complaint; but form-
natcly their goodness does not end here, and those
who once try them will find these ltttls ills valu-
nbie in so many ways that they will not ‘ willing
to do Without them. But after all sic}: lies-.1 -
ACT-TE
Is the bane of so many lives that here is where as!
make our grcat boast. Our pills cure it while
others do not. ‘
Carter‘s Little Liver Pills arc very small and
very easy to take. One or two pills make a dose.
They are strictly vugotahlo and do not gripe or
pu but b their gentle action please all who
use cm. n vials ritucucents: tire for $1. 801d
‘ts everywhere, or sent. by mail.
WICINE CO.
New Yul: Cm.
A Idlrec upon!1 a:
to
infusion “Tynan. o:
the batman d
FOR All.
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th tor he
agndbtgglge instant ro- ..
tween the should-
blades
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Rheumatism. on.
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and w
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2“.
Not a Secret Remedy.
Ailthc Roots. Burks and Herbs criteria."
. utn llio coiripouitloii ot
LEWIS RED JACKET BITTERS
are plainly printed on the label of every bottle.
\\'o clnirn no patent whatever upon (his celebrated
medicine; only upon our trade mark.
LEWIS’ RED JACKET BI'I‘TERS
no mineral or olsonous substances
ggpl‘gi’il purely vegetable [\R‘pulilliull. .\ SI RF.
t‘l‘ll l- ‘or chcrnnd Anucnnrihlnln rin . and a
' ‘ rvmr l.\' for Liycr and i\ Iiinev rruuhh‘s
ltyup sin. Indigestion. Loss at A pin-lire.
sick Ilciulnche l‘ostivi-ucss. Rheumatism.
Servonsncns Insomnia and Iii-potency in
either sex. w lc tilst‘nscs ll.\'iii'lnb!_\' t‘ltI p. ll'.‘
nun-rattle rctiicdli's‘ in these bliit‘i‘n. A r s \ tiy rulici n
universal when used according to div-art us.
FEMALE IIIFFII‘ITIJI‘II’H
in young or old. married or single. Tii‘lii :. .tdily to lblt
immutable Family illi‘rliciuc.
Do not wait rill you are on your buck, their
IT IllA\ BE Tilt) LA i‘!-..
’I‘IQX’ JUST UNIS 1 't \ .l";“rl;I;2
LEWIS’ RED JACKET BIT .LLRS
AND T.“ Iii-2 NO (l'i‘lli'li‘.
t? lfi'n‘ Sub.) by all I ll“l’,‘
LEII'IS if" (70., Solo I'm); . «tore
NE\\' HAVEN. (033.. I‘. S. A.
50(le
EAm’s wan
on
TnTA'inlza- :thv E
MARK WRAPPER.
GIYcE BIN
is a pearly white.
semi-transparent.
lluid having a rc-
markable amn i t y
for the skin. The
only art iclc yet
known to chemistry
that will penetrate
the skin \\ ITUUL’T
15'.) bur.
Be l‘ur-c l ’ sing.
Beautiiies the Complexion,
[indicates nil ‘Hpnts. Freckles. 'I‘an. Sloth
l'ntchcn. lllzick \\ orms. Impurities and III-
cull-rations of every kind, either within or own
the skin. It null. :s t‘ e skill pure. l‘lt‘lf. h‘enlih-
fill and brilliant. than! :i i . pip t \tcu \\ oi. .z is
‘ i. .' ~\ .
in “he! L .l. t in; ' t. t« e 'tl'l‘lls
tlfirl nnil ~rnmru-nt in its beauty. it is a nun-
' ‘ :t-lir‘u skin on
\IIIIII.!\I ‘ tor \...iicl c;
_ it nuns
Infants.
‘ry it.
I'I.‘ CURES
(\lwio-t In-Iuntlylhunburn. l‘rlchip llcni. (‘hnp—
pwl. lint-ch or l‘hufcd hLln; in 1.1.! its results
upon all “A1." .L“ .\ if the skin ate \VUI‘. iirful.
I! KIWI“? I‘iillu.
rrln 75c. p333“.
Ucc Aha
P E A R L ‘ S
White Glycerizie
SOAP,
it makes menu-.1 do
“on and \\ ‘
Ink lenr . '
Draggrlst PM” 13- 1.3.“. Jug.
PEAII‘S WHITE IllVCElilll‘.’ 60.. PROPS.,NEN NAV[!,CT.
NI‘»!\
We lead on the
price of HIGGINS"
GERMAN LAUN-
DRY SOAP
25 GAKESFTRTITU
IDA N I I‘ll. Ii‘IIO.“ VI Ii “I I‘ll'
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“'ilslilngton St rcct If i lilac.
IVIA CARI AI
lzii’kcr‘ii “I'NIV EHSA I. .‘l .\ I. \RI.‘
(‘I'Ill-Z" is warranted a pusiiin- cm: {or I‘m i'ixs,
t‘iiii.i.~ and Muslim in rury form. on money
ri-fundcd by GEO. Ill, l'l..-\IS'I‘EII. lllll’tih‘lfi'l‘.
SOUTH NOIi\\'.-\I.K. I‘rivi' $1.00 prr bottle.
81!: .‘lm
‘ GO TO
70 \l’ASIIlStl'I‘ilx sr.‘
AND ncv FOR
CASH
THE FOLLO‘VI‘S l GOODS.
Read a few of the Prices and consider
the advantages we offer.
Barrel of Best Flour in City, 30.1; or 80
cents a bag.
4} lbs fine Delaware butter. $1.00 or
cts a pound.
25
Extra Choice Creamery Butter 28 cts.
12 pounds of Lord $1.00
Best N. O. Molasses, 58 etc gal., 13 cts.‘
quart.
Best P. R. Mollasscs, 50 cts gab, 13 cts.
quart. .
Pure Rock Candy Syrup 85 cts. gal. 22
cts. quart.
Best Old Gov. Java Coffee, 24 cts.
“ Mocho “ 32 cts.
“ Maricabo ”7 20 cts.
14 lb StandardGranulaterl Sugar $1.00.
15 lbs A. Sugar 1.00
17 lbs-Ex. 0» Sugar 1.00
19 lbs Golden C. 1.00
And all other goods in proportion.
Come in_and get goods at bottom prices.
Seymour Bros.
“IVASIIINGTON STREET.
0 Ins-r
s to
o 6 SIN“ snug, Wu “jail EEG..-
ml’h roan But an ocu-
tion. um um' “‘°' {id‘s-an
’ Harness, Saddles. Halters, Sur-
Born, .Iulv lst. l886.
A NEW FIRM
AT THE
01d Stand~
DIBIILE BLOCK. 63 MAIN ST.
Dibble & Eumsmck
. Offer you the best bargain in
Flour.
Pillsbury or Jones, by bag or hbl. \\'nat
prim? Come and see. The
BEST BUTTER,
at ‘3‘! cts. The Lowest Prices for (Toil'ce.
unsurpassed for quality. We have tried
to buy better but they are hard to find.
A laruclct offifififisi Goods are
on the road. to be sold way down.
I ..
“Aggressive and progressive.“ \Ve
mean business. Come and see us.
Dibble & Bumstnck.
AMBLER & SAMMIS‘
ARE SUI" READY Full
SPRING TRADE, ISSG.
“‘l'l'll FI'IJ. “$133 OF
.Velvet, Brussels.
Tapestrv. Three-Ply
and Ingram
CARPETING S.
—IN UI‘R—
DRY GOODS DEPATRMENT
“x hin- 315! pm. ml in Huck :i lorri- now u of
Tricots. Sucking-s.
Cambrics. Ginghams.
Seersuckers. Prints
and Satines.
“h‘i'h \vc ~lnill be happy to submit to tlu- 1:.
lion o.’ the public. and cusrsnh-c the
LA R G [131‘ STOP K.
BEST t-Utll‘S A31» I.t>\\'E.\T l‘llli lI“.
AMBLEB & SAMMIS;
PRINTING OF ALL 10an
Sentinel Ollice,
ELIZABETH ST.
50 XURWALK.
Hatch, BillBY t Bu.
. Mariufzirturcrsuf and Drab-rs in
Lumber,
simian.
Shingles,
cum.
.tl
Lath,
Doors, Moldings. Sash,
Blinds, Pickets. Win-
dow Frames.
Etc.
Vcneereil Hard Wood Work,
Hard Wood Ceiling and
Flooring.
MARSHAL s'r.. -
J. r. Peckwenf
't James Block, Water St..
Norwam, Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
HARNESS
To compete with large concern I have taken the
agency of one of the oldest an largest establish-
ment: in the state for the sale of ~
SOUTH N0 RWALK
cingles, Collars, &c.
Fine Harness To Order,
As usual. or. the old stand. where I will have a regu-
lar line of Wm Sponges. Chamois, tankers,
0 . Feed Bait'l‘raveiing Bags Arc.
R bee
tac::.e~.......~ amt-mm“
o u
m
thymus-Investmwnlm
Mmflhul'“! 3-30 in-
coursu. miles fro x. . Git . 0 modern“
0P“- SOI't. alm‘nv? 0. Di mended-ruin).
810 an ' . ~
TH! cé’rar
Alllfll‘ifllll H83 81‘
F. Hfibii BRO.
only agents for (‘in andvllomuuh
'I‘Iicsc heaters are excelled by none
and stand at. the head of the
list for '
SI II I’LII‘ITY.
DU RAB] LITY,
EFFICIENCY,
Arc self cleaning. vastly mammal. and free from
dust and smoke. Semi for circulars.
C ROCKE RY
IN ALL ITS \‘AltlE’I‘IES.
Bohemian, French and
Amt-rein.“ Glass “‘nrc,
Also a large stock of the best fruujarsinthe
market. of thc late-t i‘nprou-nn-nt. \h- are the
oi.3_\‘ amid; 3n hmn. fur lic: salt- of IIHIII.
“’ooil. 'l‘i ii, Iron, lloi-
low “‘arc.
Agate, Iron and Enameled
Ware.
Sad Irons and Kitchen Furnishing goods
of all kinds. Lamps and I‘arlor Ur-
rinnivnts. Ranges and Oil Stoves.
[lit-N i‘l .\ll l‘.\l.\‘l‘. I‘m. (‘utl'vc ints. \\ '!i ,‘ci
lb ('Ullu‘ to with pct. 87mi- lll:ul\.n.:. I ”'1“!
'I’acl;s.rtc i-Ic. 'll.\ lllllll’lNli. latiilcrxtvtthrs
ands}; k n-lsivf jv'lhl‘: in .\Iiiu7~ at ca: Sow i~
iln- l‘lllv’ tn liiilt’ Fuznatu Norm-«l :il.ll pd! in
order.
TH. Nash 813111.
$3-0'0
SHOE
———-vv Q O O
'l'llE
J. F. HILL & 00.,
tut-d Stunt \VIJ >l.i‘<‘.
I ll' \
.u' "a 'p,
Plilll‘lfit‘Tl.T snow"!
I NN 1'} I? S()] JIiS.
Ne pits. 'a-ks or I. any “"in of :hrv:u.!~ . l
lltr' tom and own m‘.‘ the tzxki‘. ‘
l\Il'liU\'Elt SEWHH WELT
llu- tiiruhnh-
I
WARRANTED.
'I‘llli l’lllt‘li HF Till-IS}: SHOES l“
$ 3.00
.‘l ;:. r.
t‘nll. cxani'm- nt‘rl co
II'llfill nncn;i..»sru~-ii 'r
:nlni: u .1 : . thr ‘.i!l'.“ r. ~~
'I‘lll' ONE l'.\lll .\\Il \‘(ll‘ \lll.l.
“l"..tli .\O tl‘I'lIElt.
"t‘r D'l'l‘
H. 3.1 BROWN.
3‘7 .\l:rin- St. South Sorwalk
:mrc ‘l..~n u"l~ “
|:l ‘ul ~21 ~ ~t’-
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Swailtlnslme ,
(Successors to J. 31.5.01)": & Co l
302 WATER-ST” foot Rank,
B R I DG E P O R T
\\'nni.i:s.\r.x Also liars". Diuums is
TTTTTTllTlTI‘TI'S' 811T PTlTlflI‘S’
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Ship Chandlers.
l’urc Load and Oils.
NATI'RAI. BAMBOO l-‘ISII I'OLES,
mm FHA *
SIIOVELS SCOOPS FORK S
madl- of best rnatcriahaftcr our own cspcrifl dr-
signs. r
Carefully pix-pared
Cotton & Msuilla Buoy 5: Dredge rope
very stronz. soft. and pliable.
The best LINKS and RINGS in Atncricn,
we warrant them not to break in making: up and we
can now furnish light rings of all sizes. Also Stu-l
Links and Rings. .
EVERYTHING FOR A BOAT OR 8'! RAM ER.
All the best makes of PACKING and HOSE.
SCOTCH TI'BES. WASTE OILS & ENGINEERS
SI'PI‘LIES.
Can‘fulaltcntion to orders by mail.
pi‘ll‘l‘fi'.
New York
Telephone. Sever under-sold.
Allison BI'II’S
Improved Family Soap.
Absolutely pure and
superior to all others for
general household use.
ADVERTISERS
Can learn the exact cost
of any proposed line of
advertising in Anierican.
Papers by addressing
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HEADQUARTERS FOR THE
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES
IS AT—
TS- 'Durani’s MUTE} M31331!
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
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TH E J I'H’i‘ l. ‘i' l‘ELERR-ATED
Challante Ice Cream Danni.
50 MAIN 81‘.
All orders for ire charm and general catering
promptly attendnl to. First class in all rcspccts. Ur
lll‘l“ solivztrd.
c. It. D’AR’I‘OIS.
COAL!
COAL!
COAL!
Lehigh.
Scranton.
Cross-Creek.
Franklin
and Lackawanna.
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Delivered FREE
FROM DUST.
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Baymnnfl Brothers
PLASTER
Cures Backache. burg Troubles.
Kidney Diseases. Rheumatism. Etc.
A trial will ' ‘
they are lit
capsicum ;: r
being far i I ’crfui
nthcrpiastcis [In !1I-. b.- in
but be sure and get tli ‘
which is xilwayst-ni-lusm
signature III the prupr:
and dirct'iio ' cs; nix»: seal in
grecrnnnd . l; ;lu:'.vl‘. Sold by oil
«iruggists. or. 2.3 cents each.
uti‘nlr'il Will)
of petroleum.
.r actiutl than
cell to tnkeutho-rw.
mire “ l‘etrolinc."
in r‘Il velope with the
. Tho l‘.\\'.l‘. ('01.,
gin
CORN PLASTERS
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Are the best known remedy for hard nn-l‘soft
rows. and never fail to euro. l'ricc. 2.3 i'i'lili
PEDACURA INSOLES
l‘uz‘o Cold Feet, Gout. lthcuruatism.
Paralysis. sin-one“ Feet. etc. The
Itelcg “into Proprietary (‘0.. .‘ll Church St root.
new York. .‘lannfacturcrs. of first class
druggists and
FRANK H. BAXTER.
SOI'TII XORWALK, CONN. 806 lv
GRISWULD’S ANTI-ZYMDTIU‘
PASTI LLES
DBTRY ZYMO'I'IC LIFE. THE CAUSE OF
COLDS, CATARRH, THROAT
——DISEA SES.
Tm. ' an: a perfect antidote for all those troubles.
For sale by druzgiets. Try them. 742
The trial Market.
————'IIlr: IlEeT
MEATS
SERVED IN THE EST “SEER.
If on want the choicest MEATS. obtained re~
nlil~s of trouble or cost, you will find them at my
arkcl. as well as
Poultry of all Kinds,
IN ITS SEASON.
F. HAYES.
DIBIIIJE‘S BLOCK. - SOI'TII NORWALK.
1886
STILL AT THE FRONT,
WITH THE L. ‘lnfi‘T Arfiilflf'fix‘f 0'
SUITES, RTTETS, Hflllllll‘l
CROCKERY.
GLASS WARE,
WOODEN WARE,
TIN WARE,
WILLOW WARE,
~AGATE WARE,
And :n. kind» i-l’ \\.fl\ luv-Ad .2t 3. bun-c at priu‘
lxt“l‘r than i-Vi r at So
17 WA LI. STREET.
E. K. LUGKWUUD, 81 GO.
FRANK I. JONES
1888
E. K. LUI kw‘ mo
1847
I THE BEST
Fish.
Fruits.
\‘cgt‘mldt‘d.
Hunt & Zelufi’s.
Omrigcs.
I‘- insults.
Urarw—s.
Lowest Prices.
Escalinps.
Oysters.
Clams.
Pit‘h‘lcil Oysters a specialty.
Fresh and Good.
Prompt
Delivery .
Polite
Attention.
At Our Market.
“'henever you want anything to be
got at a complete market give us a call-
EV? at—(ar
at
Offices, 486 Main Street,
“suntan-r, court.
lell Par Highest Gash
Rags, Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can sell the stock by
sending postal and to
\V P0011088.
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