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Vol.“ WholeNo i097 I . Nerwalk, Conn, Thursday Evening. April 25, 1895. I. ' Price One Cent."
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POLITEBANK-ROBBERS CALIFORNIAN CRIMES. gall?ifitrll’igt::§:§l:::§§§%l§§II 7 I ‘A MINIATURE COOKING SCHOOL
__ .Knausch, alifelongKfriend. 0n the last I b . d t d . b i: 11 th' k .
The Did Their Work In a uiet and _ ., _ . . day of February nausch and a man s emg can no e in our ssemen a is wee , commencing Tuesday from 10 a. m. to 5 . m. Skilled la "
y . Q The D “1 ant and Sanders W 00t0n Gases Domed Graves W011i? ‘30 Wooiion S ranch. Will tell you how to prepare many delicious dishes. All our , ' ‘ p dies
UllOStGlltalt-IOHS Manner. Excite Great Intel-est. Sacks of Coin Displayed.
Sanderssayshe had gone toWooeon’s Lady visitors are invited to take a Dainty Luncheon during these hours.
t I . ‘ house in a buck board and was there when
'I-I , BUT IT WAS VERY THOROUGH FORMER WILL PLEAD ALIBI. K118119011 arrived- Knaufioh offered WOO- The Luncheon and the Lesson, if you wish, with our compliments.
ton $40, 000 for the ranch. Wooten wanted
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. 3 $50, 000. Then Knausch brought for-Ward
“119 0“ Engaged “' Clerk 1“ conversa’ Most Persons Disappointed With the Po- two sacks of coin and emptied 1, 420 pieces
tiongthe Other Left the Bank. Tak- lice snowing Against Durant—Con— on the table, saying heIwould check for
in: ‘Vith Him Bills of the viction ofIProfessor Sanders and the balance on 8 L98 Angeles bank' The
Value of 822,750. the Wooten Mystery. bargain was made at $45,000. Wooton
I gathered up the coin and put it into the I .
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PLAINFIELD, N. J., April 25.—It was SAN FRANCISCO, April 25..“ may be board, intending to bring the treasure to
first made public today that the First Na- that the Emanuel Baptist church murders Fresno for safe keeping. All four men ' I
tifoisial sank of Plainfield had been robbed ——the killing of Miss Blanche Lamont on started forFresno in two vehicles, Wooten ‘ I
-o 22, 50. ' . . . and Sanders riding together, carrying the . . .
, -. The robbery occurred at noon on Mon- APr313 and of Miss Marian Wimems on money. Wooten became angry on the way Our immense sales in this department, last week, left us almost Without a garment mak-
\ day, but was not discovered until several April 12—will go down as UDSOIVBd inys- at Sanders, and taking the sacks of coin in it ossible to S I f t 1 S t d . ' 7
hours after the thieves had got away. teries in the criminal annals of San Fran- ‘into the other vehicle he told Sanders to g p . ecure an e 1 Ire new S 00 L ’ 3 ur ay mornlng we place on sale five hull--
BRIDGEPORT- FThz binktis lgcaigedhal on; corner of cisco. The police. it is true, have gathered go home. Sanders-turned back, and since dred of the nobblest garments ever shown, at about half regular value. They come in Vel-
ran 8 rec 8D 31' '. II 8 118111655 ch eviden , 3.11 i n- t; ti 1 but th that time he has not seen Wooten Graves * ' ' ' - . . . .
center 0, the city. The banking offices fifinessésforcihe 6:32:11sz :11; fire 0: orKnausch. . . vet, Peau de Sac, Satin and Lace combinations, perforated and fancy cloths With Jet mm-
are on the first floor. and there are law cross exammgon, have no, held so 1,,le The peculiar part of the story is that mlngs. Prices are as pleasmg as the styles, $1.19 to $25.00. '
. ' ' , ofiices and other business offices on the up- . . Sanders is the only man who knows
. to their statements. They wavered in the . ,
. D. M. Read per floors. matter of identification when pinned Knausch and Graves, and it is he who has
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Cashier Frank S. Runyon and Albert - , _ secured possession of WIooton’s wealthy es-
Vfiilr 8 clerk, were in the bank at the time down. The result Of the second day a p re ‘tate. Knausch has never returned to claim
. ‘ . liminary examination led Chief of Police ~ I
'~‘ ' 4 COMPANY. 0“” the robbery, which was during the noon Crowley to remark that it was rather (115- the property WMCh Sanders says was .
.- hour. bought With his money. - -
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appointing and not what he had reason to
. , , v??? man entoit'ied theIlIlank mad engaged anticipate Charles Ronlofl, Wootcn’s hired man.
' ' ' : a n converse. ion. 9 pro uced 8' pa- Certain it is that Durant the medical saw Sanders and WOOtOD drive away from ‘ 4"
THE ,3; per asigiaskied about some fnotes and en— student accused of the murder of Marian the house on a run, Wooten sitting stiff , . . . .
gage m n converse ion or some time. Winmms hasnogye, 1-0,, his assumce. and immovable liheacorpse. Everything The Dress Goods story would be complete in these SIX words: Best Qualities Lar est
FAlTH OF ' " Runyon was busy With his cash account His demeanor is so eculiar so eni mat- at the house was left in confusion. “low A t t L t P ' . l B t f d 1 ' ‘ I“, g ’
, . . . and did not notice the man who was talk- lcal that the 00110111515011 is forced upogn the worth of notes lying scattered on the floor. 5801' men , OWBS rices . . U. a 8W Bldl S may be read Will] pleasure and profi t. .
YESTERDAY ~ _ Ineto Vail- _ obsgmrthat he is either ,, mos, comm. The grand jury indicted 'Sanneré for Paris Novelty Crepons, 1n the latest crinkles and crushed effects black and colors im-
IFlnally the man thanked Vail and de- m to tor or a most cru 11 wron ed forgery. He was tried, and the Jury dls- ’ ’
“iS' THE parted. That was the last thought of him mZn “it is stated he is anxlaods to mike agreed, and the result of the second trial ported to $811 for $1-25 a yard,- at 75c 3- yard-
F ACT OF TO-DAY. , uhas;eoggirggbtogn:signings]???the,man his defense in the pence com, relying is as stated above. - All Wool Fancy Mixtures, 1n the new spring tones, the price earlier in the season was
‘I It’s just as easy to pay 3. Itvas doing this his pal entered a door lead- $13.11.:erZfifikiflessingfgsghgbfiig; 13:35:33: Afflicted Wit}; Rncumatism 39C, HOW 190 a yard.
_ - _ - ing into the directors’ room. . . . ' _ .
, fair price and get the best as Ithvzzils a. viagy easy matter for him to :3 géilg’ig’gffiigolfigfiefis 1:231:00 ”um“ sag.“ .tfeyafgfli‘iggf; ,yifihLifizgggfiggm-gg i
reao evau . ' ' ‘ -‘
- - ' The police have abandoned their search my back all last Winter. It was so severe
" It Is to pay 3' htfle ‘ mor? and TM“ 3229750 In Bms' for additional evidence and say they have at times that I could not stand up straight, I .
I get something not qu1te {1S 119-3912“ tWO packages, one containing the net woven good and strong around but was drawn over on‘ one side. I tried « I
~ - ‘ $20,000 in new bills, which ranged in Durant. The public, or at least a large difi'erent remedies without receiving any .
gOOd- ' ‘ value from $1 to $1,000- The Other P30k‘ portion 013 it. 15 Skepbical- The 901106 still relief untilIboughtabottle of Chamberlain’s - I . _ '
. , bed 'is age contained $2.750 in other bills. have some 25 witnesses and perhaps more pain Balm, After usingit for three days, 5 For Saturday and Monday only, five hundred yards of yard Wide Brown Muslin, 6 cent
For mstance, eveiy. y The robbery was not discovered until evidence of. which the public have not according to directions, my rheumatism was l ualit t4 t 1d
I ac uainted \Vlth Anderson’s the accounts 0f the day were being bal- been apprised. It is P05511316 the police gone and has not returned since. I have I q y a con S 3; ya; ' _ . . , .
q h anglilde. bank onioisls on km N kee the inaytfie right and will snooizod3 inhpllrgseaf- since recommended it to other, and know Bleached Muslin, 42 Inches Wide, 20 cent quality, best made for the price, Saturday
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a» glngha’ms .and EkD‘O‘V that .t e robbery quiet, hoping that a clew vyould pfliongrcggf offing enoug o '0 e :21? bgzgfiegdf; &bEt;efited by Its use. F0“ and Monday only, 12ic a yard._ _ '
ruling pnce is I usually .25 be obtained to the thieves before there was One witness will be the Rev. George J- .. Two hundred dozen D’Oylles, regular value 10 cents each, to the lot lasts 50 each.
arun 0n the bank. Gibson, pastor of the Emanuel Baptist ,
cents a: yard. ‘Ve,ve Just 1‘6— Private detectives were at once put to church, at who1n the finger of suspicion
- ,- - work on the case. but 11p to the present has been pointed as the man who posslibly
d»- celved anOther case 0f.;-thls time it is not known that theyhave struck committed the crime, but who cannot . .
' .' a’clew. possibly have been concerned in it. for a _ IN OUR BASEMENT
famous matena'l and the price Chief of Pelice Grant has also been during the time the murder was commit— 3 4 o
I nts. Manchester working, quietly 0D the 0359- The 1301109 ted he was at a gathering of church mem-
Wlll be 19 Ge L WOUId D03 admit that they had any kDOWI- bers. As to the nature of his evidence
W001 challie—always a favor— “18° “the ”hwy- thereon be no surmise as he has been The wonderful increase of sales in this department is a convincing evidence that eco-
't Ii ht d air Sellin There has been 110 run 011 the ‘bfinkr as silent on all matters touching the case. 5 , p ' - . ‘
.J 1 e, so g an ‘y g the fact of the robbery had not become The Mum mum‘s Case. : nomical housekeepers supply their wants here. Their money goes farthest.
for 18 cents, 0111' price 8 cents. generally known throughout the town. Additional light has been thrown on g \ .
Silver silks, entirely new—in rofizgsiggyagnggpffigmgzg’gaggd£23: the murder of .hliinrlan Williaimséh Siarchl-
richl brocaded black Silk inquiries as to the safety of their money. ors ”9"" found ) 00d Sta ns 11 e e um}
' y - ° ‘5; President Potter and Cashier Runyon showmg that the murderer had made hm
“Effect brighter after washing _ ‘ way in the dark from the library closet,
L. 7 .- assured every one who called that the bank where lay the mutilated body, to thewash-
’ than before—for 31% cents a was perfectly solvent, and that it would mom back of the WP” in the rear end of
i ‘ _ SPECIALS FGR THIS WEEK.
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5‘ : Crumb Troy and Brush. 17 cents. China Oatmeal Bowls. 100 each.
Silk Candle Shades, 22 cents each. - Glass Creamers, 4 cents each.
millililiiii m intusmulnlnu nunsrllnlunusllli
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d mak‘? 300d all its obligations the church. The prints of bloody fingers Fm: 1"» . Work Baskets. with handle and cover. 9 cents each. Gold Paint. 8 cents a bottle.
I yalfI ht bl'ic 5 cents best doggolisivggt Eggvlrngvdddbdfslofilfiiggng? 8:111?) were seen at intervals The ”ten“ 0f the ‘: : Cat Baskets, 2 cents each. II All Wool Dusters, 21 cents each. ‘ _ ‘
'I' - 1g cam ' h ,-. 6i: thieves - Eggdtfglfiuigertge zgahiggmuggfio‘slfig , Choice of eight styles Salts and Peppers, 5 cents each. (allow Night Lamps, 19 cents each. - ‘
prints 5’ apron gillg ams ’ An Old Bank. Washing his hands, for a judicious person, IllsAunnicnnIfinangcgggnsnglsucussna ' 5 Shade Frames, any Sizgr 3 2 inches to 22 iHChesr 14 cents 93011-
percales—IO cent qualities for TheFirst National bank has been in ex- as his actions prove him ,0 he. would no,
7, wool challie 8, dress ging—I [Stencemrmany years’ and ”5de “di' have Shattered so much blood eroundif ABSOLUYELV- QURE
rectors is composed of some of the most h 11 h h t h d -
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hams 10, dimltyfind ilawns Pmminent men 1“ lenfield- A large And it is evident if he had had alight he . THE OLI RELIABLE
number or the leading business men 013 would not have left the bloody stains on ' SI? .
12% cents. 22-— . - f 11‘ the “3WD are 311301151“; depos1tors. The the basin. This tends to prove that the sWEEF EEPBRM t? ;
Moreen skirtsrnverfi fu i bank 8 capital stock 19 said to be 3100'000' murderer was familiar with every part of r ,
WA Bfautiful Souvenir will be given Saturday with every purchase of $3.00 or over.
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I plaln ruffle’ gathered rum? "is the robber 8015 into the directors’ room Whigs is liIiliz‘slllJngg strenuous efforts to GEQARETTE 1:. »
- .9» 5’ 9 and 12 1nches § \Vlde. was left open, as it had been often before. prove an alibi in the Lamont case by at- 2": l
' ' ‘ I It was the first time the stranger Who tempting to show that on the day Miss Bins stood the Test of Time
Plaln Moreen’ bralded I? 1110- talked to V51] had been seen in the bank. Lamont disappeared ho was not her escort
1' e on, umbrella I moreen—3 1:8 was not obsiarveid gggngb infio theddi; from school at 3:30 o’clock in the after-
' ' - . ‘ . ”9° 01'5' room 01' 93" mg ‘3 an '. an a noon. Three young ladies have identified
everli bhlng 111 111016611 Skll t8. the man who talked to Vail left Just as Durant as the young man they saw on a
The Very lateSt PTOdUCtionS any ordinary person who had called to car with Miss Lamont at that hour. He
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BRANDS COMBlm—zo .
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1n mone and watered effects, him, ‘1 y g 8 £111; $313;131,5:géfifiglggsggffiggfrogg —————————— a a a a o p ‘
l I Has all Other faShiona'ble FINANCE-AL AND COMMERCIAL isIZaid idiot Durant’s notebook contains i W W' a 1
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:Sllk designs, for 25 cents the m no notes of the'lecture, and that be ob- 9 016311ng and Dyelng. g 1
~ __ Closing Quotations of the New York Stock taincd information as to the subject mat: s New York Announcement. .. ,
Dana; hot \Vatel' and soap Exchange. tor-of the lecture from anfether student. . , L —— «our American Homes . . . i
. thl NEW YORK. April 24.—Money on call easy at This matter is a questionc importance to I, 4 ent’s Clothes Cleaned. , _. . i
may. be used freely “71th ' S lm2percent. Prime mercantile paper.3%@5 Durant, and .119 bases 1113 110968 On the ' -'” , ay G and HOW t0 Furnish Them” .' l
fabric. » per cent. Sterling exchange firm. with actual memory of his fellow students. Durant n e , , Cl ll Q D d . . ' . E “REE ALL SKIN ‘
. Cl 1, E . l business in bankers‘ bills at $4.89%@4.89l6 for was marked present at this lecture, but it @ EGGS AT A 538%?! I @ Gent S 0 "led ye Can readily be ascertained by Visiting , _ . .
CheVIOt 110 8—- UI ope S demand and at 84-83%@4.88% for 60 days- P031“ had been a habit of students to answer . _ ' h _ . ’ _ ’, . AN D j
7* latest rage—promises to be— gigazelsfiflsfisgpgfols egg; séfiogfigiét-mggg' gresonttfor cazh other, and the roll book 3 To start hens laying rapldly g Ladies Clothes Cleaned. . a HORNER s . , . , _. p , ‘
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come a ‘ fad here. WC 0011- 66%@67%; no sales. Bar silver. 66%. Mex1can A t' 1 t t; t f M E - ,3 . ’ . I _ ELDUD IEEAE E5
- - d 11 ~ 53- G . be «1 mm» Side ““53 5-“ ° - - ' - . . Ladies Clothes D ed. Great Furniture Em crlum
trOI the supply for thls Clty bgngguu' Ragggnl’zids ”30:5 Young, “3&6 medlum’ appears fins momI -I . ' ’ - y . . p . Physicians endorseP P.P ‘as aspleIIidld.
and have reduced the rice to Closing prices: ing. She says that several days ago she , w E 7 -- - ' I Where every thing ls 0f the best quallty, combination, and preslcrlbe it with great
P Atchison """"" 5% New England """ 39 went intoa trance and, according to he” . ' " ’ - i ' .' artistic excellence, and moderate in satisfaction for the cures or all terms and
12% cents a yard. Bur. & Quincy.... 74% N. Jersey Central. Brigg story, plainly saw Dlilrant in lime act of , . POU LTRY F; OD ; p price No such assortment of reliable stages of Primary, Secondary and Tertiary
- ' - ° Ciao-sCMSESt-L-o 41% North American-A killin his hel less v ctims. e was un- . ' 0 . , - - * -
"I; . 1331318138,? 40 111. Wldel has Chesapeakeé’r 0.. 18% Northern Pacific-- 4% dressefi at thep time. she says, and after * 1 1h- “‘1 . a I . , , , . . ‘ goods can be seen in America. {:3 P P P if? ,
been selling until now for 17 011mm GM ------ 73% gOQrelf-é-~éui-- $54 strangling Miss Lamont carried her to the 9 IE1 keeps thgpditligz t 3; 3-313 l menu! and Cleanmg Works. Over two hundred and my distinctly , l . O _ 3, . .
- - Cordage... """" " l4 ' or en ra “ belfry. Mrs. Young says she believes that goo laying C - -~- ‘- @ d'ff t B d S t . 11 t1 1- p . , _ 4
cents we make the price 12%. Cotton 011 ........ 27% Omaha ............ 85% if the olice will search the partition on cheapest poultry food on earth. i . 1 eren e room e s in 3. 1e var . UR ES RH EU M ATIS
’ ' ' . DBL &-Hu6801T---123 Ontario‘k WeStn 17%? p - h h th '11 fi , 36nd 2c gm,” f0, 9 | Broad River, Norwalk. ous woods, Brass Bedsteads in over ' -
I . . Distiller-3‘ Trust... 16 Pacific lllail ....... 23%: the W956 Slde 0f the c urc 6y W1 Dd 30/119119)?” 7979' ' p , t lit 11 (11 ll Syphilis. Syphilltio Rheumatism, Sci-011110“.
' s.» , - Erie ............... 12% Reading ........... 15 the shoes worn by Durant on the night . pictureS- . ———_—- h' A seven ypa erns, aswe asen ess nes Ulcers and Sores, Glandular Swellings,
‘ Red '5 Seal ’,.,-.7 Sarsapanlla, Genera lectric.. 33% Rock Island ...... 66 that he is supposed to have murdered Miss thnmms & CARLETON, Hartford, Ct. Office at Singer Sewmg Mac me gen- of Parlor, Drawing-Room, Library and Rheumatism, Malaria, 01d Chronic Ulcers
I FI' ' " I‘ ”I” - , - ' ' ----- 6794' ' ' ' ' ' e I _ - . . . that have resisted all treatment, Catarrh,
b t. de Hockin Valley .. 236% Silver Bullion 61 Williams. She claims that, after dressmg °. 9 D ’ 09 9 9 D 9 O 1‘ cy, M aln street. Dlmng-Room Furniture.
the e'St prepara 10n- ma ’ 33:83:13? IIIIII lily gfigldggedningfilwgg himself, Durant dropped one Of his. shoes ' I Hundreds of Imported Novelties particularly lulla- cu R Es
53nd Wlthout an equal as a Lead IIIIIIII 33% Texas Pacific 10% in 811,001“ bIOOd’ and that to avond d?‘ , . , , . , . - , n. , - ,. .~ . .« .— .. bio for presents, or home use and decoration.
. , . . , """"" . . ' 3 tectlon he hid both of them in the partl- ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' i‘ ' " ‘ ‘ All rices in Iain fi ures.
tome and curative for general Millage; 13811 gig .Ivivznon {Mtge ----- is; “on . p p g
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debility, dyspeps1a and indi- Northwestern.... 97% Western Union... 88% The w—ooton Mystery. R. .5. HO R N ER & 00., mm Diseases, Eczema, Chrome Female
chthIl—$1. bottle, for. W49 . 4 General Markets. FRESNO, Cal, April fad—Professor W. . Fum'tuw Makers and lmloortersr figmglzifigtségéercurialPoison,’1‘etter,Scam
I . NEW YORK, April 24.——FLOUR—State and A' Sanders has been conthed 0f forging 61-65 We 23d St.,N‘eW York, P.P.IP,isIa’,povberful nic,a.ndan excellent
scents. western quiet. but steadier: city mills patents. . the name of William Wooten to a draft for
“@435; winter patents, [email protected]; city mills $1. 400 on the Kutner—Goldstein company,
clears. [email protected]; winter straights. [email protected]. a local mercantile firm. The case is one
WHEAT—No. 2 red opened stronger on 00V- of the most sensational ever tried in the
Iring due to unexDectcdlyrflrm private cables. county, and back of it is a mystery as yet
Adjoining Eden Musee.
on a Bottle. :
Raised from infancy to happy, healthy childhood, r_‘
with the only known substitute for mother’smilk .
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of New York—Newspaper Comment. J , 1' _ .' ’ ‘ O F. If" A .
CHAUNCEY L0 P LATT! appetizer, building up the system rapidly.
reacted quickly under realizing. but again ad-V 1 (1. ~‘ , . tain .
zfllg-ig@3;%EIIddaYI May, MM®64§4CII Jul“ unfi-vaioomn was 9' native Of England, Millintllfesnfiggtlre 33:33:13? glraebggilnilk? _ Ladies whose systems are poisoned and
CORN-No: 2 declined after the opening aged,” ””3 Years ago 13" came to 0311‘ without any of the deleterious substances -. PAINTER, PAPER HANGER, KAL- Whose blood is in an impure condition, duo
with wheat. but rallied at noon; May,51%@52c.; forum and finally settled in Fresno coun- usually. found in artificial foods. SOMINER & HARD WOOD . ..
July. 51%@52 5-16c. ty, where he prospered. He accumulated . _:; 7 7 .3‘ ‘4 a . FINISHER . c U R E s
. OATS—No. 2 quiet and easier; May. 32%@ money and bought land until he could ; \ "7 ‘ " ' ,. \ 2/ . I ¢‘ 9 . ' - - ' /
82%0-zJu1Y. 33@33}é0- stand. in his doorwa and aze over 3, 000 ~ .5 I \'-"- I _ , , j —— ,,
'4 .PORK—~Qulet: new mess. .318.50@14; family. acres of his own land. ongghe last day of ;. , p g I, .jf’ _ , , . . f .- All Woglllidglzafigggggtibfic; 11,981- 1}; 2;“ Class, . O 9 3 .
813.50@14.' I‘ 1894 Wooten disa eared and to I .. . ‘- I’ " . ‘ . . s . .
EV LARD--Easier; prime western steam. $7.15. glflgeéfly DOItrace of him hpzf; b601,] found . . . will. make the weakest infant robust and D, I can and will sell You Very F1116 13% Egggggrgug gégfimflggfiofig :gglgliggé?
I {f nfilr’l‘a’llER—Weak' state dairy 10@18c - state Shortly thereafter Sanders filed for I'BOONIi ' * IVigIOI'ODS- Unequaled as a nourishment 55 Papers and Freizes Very Cheap. cleansing pyroperties ofRP. P., Prickly Ash,
creamer-y, 20c. I I . I‘ a'deed to the Wooten lands. Suspicion in Cholera Infantum, teething, and all Samplnggiglégagfi figfidlngglll‘giegftolnapem' Poke Root and Potagslum ._.. . , .
. CHEESE-Steady; large. «ulna/lo; small. 7@ arose that Wooten had been murdered by baby complaints. ”Invaluable ‘for raw Houses for Inspection , .
II mlIcficGIGS E i t t dP 1 la 1 Sanders, as he had been the last man seen ”-359 convalescents. and the aged. - Olll’ogltgllggrdy
'I —— aser:saean ennsyvan . 8% r __ . .
We: Western, 13%c. ageggvggflgfgfigggfommny’ and that the Our Book for the instruction of mothers . Shop and Residence
I I I aififiégl—Iggzvesgrgz. $3333? 3331:? Sanders presented adraft one local firm “The C219 and Feeding 0f Infants,” '_ ' . - , _ _‘ . :2. ‘ ., 3 p
1 0-16@4%c.i powde} “1:4 3-16@4%c. ’ s for $1,400 purporting to have been.drawn will bemailed tree to any address, upon request. , 52 WHO” 049671146, LIPPMAIN 313.03., Proprietors,
TURPENTINE‘SWY “‘ 3“ non. i HOWE??? S3321; £1;ng nglliywé‘iné‘li‘; DOLIBER-GOODALE coo-Boston. Mass 5 - .. ' . . ‘ . ‘ . moss, nrpmrr nor, 1 airman, ca. . _ .
MOLASSES—Bteady' New Orleans. . 'I I ug g I I . a; g c v v 3 o, y e «r g. ,9 I r or... lg n 1.! r v o 7 .' Advertise m the GAZETTE. BOOK on Blood Diseases mailed “00% t ‘ . 3~
. RICE—Firm: domesticr We: Japan, 4@ was arrested on a charge of murder, but ‘
°- . ~, . the. grand jury failed to indict him on the
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