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Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 3, 1887 · page 2

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3‘an bh‘NTINEL. "r

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3001‘“ NOR'ALK. ms. [.37.

 

THE EVENING SEATINKL.

Seventeen yeuls ggo the South Nob
wulk Sentinel was started in this ciir.
'Diere were some lAI that time who tell
that the piece was hardly large enough
to support it paper. and expressed their 3
npprehenstons of its failure. But the;
paper pros-ed n succeee. in ngood degree, l
Inuit the start. In thou-e seventeen
yearn South Sorwnlk has developed into,
oneot ills one! Wide awake nnd thriving
cities in the state. keeping pnce with
the general growth of the town.
12...; one coming to thlfplnw remarks
its unusual life and activity. which on
douimdiy is largely due to its advan-
tiygeous Ioenltu' and the dirt-rattled chltr~ ’
lcti-r of its reeidents. The city nnd‘
town llnveilow grown no large that all
daily p it»! M‘t‘fllS n nem'esity. ‘

It has huh the aim of THE StayrixrzLi
to keep pace With its surroundings. .
l‘vrhup—t it has contributed something to
the general prosperity. It certainly has
tried hi hi - so. 7
'1‘ne E\ EVISH mm. mines til a
tune win-n We tlllnlt it I“ needed. It
will print all the [heal news of the town
and do \li lu-l-t to he a reprepenntire olj
N \rnallr. It certainly trill not be com.1
troihd hr :i-ly faction. but Will In ita true
sense he an independent journal. snd
treat en rylioil)‘ and everything fairly.

We have only one protuiw to make—-
to in and make the EVEXlel SEthSEl.’
W.- wallt at llllt‘l’lil:

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a g y «l lit’\\‘.~'pflpt t‘.
putrid: tL'“ 3o enable its to do it. and we
hare llltll‘ll evnienre that we are to re
coir» it.
[’1' UN. Is‘ illlii‘h‘ll FRIENDS.

\\‘-nt.- loo lit EXISM Sinister. in to h.-
pn’mnhwi ['I S with Nun‘ulk it “’lll not
be rxl‘vusn’oly a S. lllll Norn‘alk paper. ‘
“‘e ~hiil make it :t Norwnlk J mum! in "-
t‘\“‘l'_\‘ ‘I‘tll‘t‘llliir. nil-l give vrely section:
of the t--\\‘rl full :llit‘lllltul. «\Ve may.
not be time to “tiiiile the town." litil w
can give the to“ it ll”\\'.i null ltlll .‘l townl
jaunt ll. and we “will! llu‘ Milly it! 0f.
‘llll' l- ‘rwtlyll an \Vt ll (H illt- to! \

lli'lt‘ .llll'Flt‘TlVP'f.‘.<
>\\‘l r .:i i m .3 nth-mom. l-J 3‘.

-l.lll\t lira. .t‘r‘Li‘

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‘ llll‘ll in the rower.

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2‘: ll,.\ t:~~ :-

7 \\'r l;t‘-\tl

llllrlil- t
of lht‘ l \ LSlXt.
ltiit‘i- lull tiny invasion to t'olitpltiiu til

Sl.\l‘l.\lil,.

the :l li'irtl‘itlg pltli‘rtti 1r ~ \ii‘llllt‘ll lo
lio- l: look-i now to
ill -llf_:li We were going t-i lla\‘l‘ the sillin-
t‘xwrtrnl‘l' Willi the Univ
llfl\l' in! With the “Ruddy.
nil oi of rronnllng us With nilrertlstu
nto»:.t~:'\\v l‘nn easily enlarge the Hill)“.

St \l‘l\l‘l.. .{ml

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lhil‘t iw

3H9. ."AI'LFS‘ h‘h‘tlll'L
Elm “lly Mr. Million. of the Hour. to
nliiiuliir: under Illt" ln‘slllng .‘lr. flying-
nutty...» illm last week. for he still
siiairl‘: at that. gentleman. nod growls.
all“: what we and others have said:

i if those whom he ellmlseo to l
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rill-nit it »
rail .\lr Byangton's «tritium-rs. he says:

l proved and judiciously managed. wouldi

l ol the following list of l‘onneetit‘itt putt
‘ ems last issued: ,

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U. Adt. New lieu-on. machine for lilttstt-.

KORWALK units.

The Wall street and 0! Main street is

closed and therstreet for several rods
obotruend by the newer work. A luv
days more. however. will complete unn-
tnctor Bognrt’n Wtwk in thin loosllty.
and his entire section of the sewer will
soon be finished. Mr. Orltrn‘s Water
atmt eecuon has been considerably re~
tnrded by an apparently inexhtiustlhle
quarry of rock.
. Large deposits of illicit have been dis
covered by the newer dlgflt‘fa net“ the
corner of Water itnd \anl iatreots. and it
has been suggmled that by prospecting
n pmfitnhle mine might he ntruclt.

Numerous fidelllllx displays of skates
in the hardware store wmdowsndmonish
us that it bleak and dreary winter is lain
ly upon us.

The nope-trance or Norwnlk‘s first

 

daily. the EVENING Stuntman. la awaited
with considerable llili‘reat and curiosity l
in this end of the town. and there in a i
unireml sentiment of Confidence in its!
suecens.

Hon. A. ll. .7 llyington hail gone to.
Worthington for the winter.

Rev. Col. Anderson lectured on “\Vord ;
Pictures of “'nr Pillows“ for the benefit .
of the ii. A. R. Post. iit Bridgeport. :
(‘onli.. on Monday night. 2

The salt of the lllirdt-nhrooli properly. 3
inl‘liidlng the Hotel Brunswick. to J. l
Donovan oi South Norm-hilt. hat-i excited
considerable surprlslfias to what changes a
will be made on that corner. it is a i
mint eligible site “‘lllt‘ll. if properly int» i

return profitable divulends its a legitl-l
mate and respectnhle hotel. l

W. 1-). Duncan has lu-olt employed to
keep the hooks and nth-ml to the busi- ;
hens department of thi- Gazette and the.
Record. .

The notorious John Rook got into it;
tight with it man hunted Shell. in it \\'n
ter street sttloott on Mulltltly.lllld was
roughly handled. llonk is ll harmless
and unfortunate ilidirtdtiiil With tin lln~
luppy lrtl‘tilty of living constantly ill;
trouble. He is now out of town. ltnd‘
in" soon go to the eoldleis‘ home.

The elfllr‘lllt‘lll attendant upon the:
Anderson installation in dying out. itlld ;

our social life hr rnptdly resuming its”

wonted huilidrlim monotony. .

The walls of the railroad lllllllt‘l in the‘
borough are being taken up by thework- '
Tlll‘ llrit‘k sewer lit llI'
llt' lull llllilt‘l‘ the- rallrorul trlwlt. at it ;

.lopu. ..r 2:: “'1‘! ‘M‘I\|\\. the surface of the

~lt‘vt‘l. .\ Lllgol-ttertlii «lorrivk lrl employ

ml lil lllll>l=l:_‘.: the stories out of the tull-

m~l walls. r‘
The funeral of Mrs. t: rt. rattan-Wag

who died in l'lllellt‘ld lust Sniurdity. was

,lrtrgolt attended at St. l’eitil'ti Episeopali
t‘lllllt‘ll on \Vedneslltty.

l‘luitieetlt‘ut l'aleiitn. ,
“'v :llt‘ in rt-t‘elpl from lllt‘ t‘lllCt‘ {‘5 ft. 9
.\l. Wooster. 42m Main St" Bridgeport.

'l‘. P Taylor. Bridgeport. corset: \\'.

.\hl...t" New Haven. sash lastellerg

mg (‘Ullt’rltlllsi ti \\'. lllgelow. New lla-l
vrn. steam engine: “7. \\'. Miner. New
Haven. machine tor lillisllitig horse shoe
nails; \\‘. tinny. Hartford. hoilt' protect.
or: .-\. l~'. lsillgdon. Hartford. gnrment

~ music:

Telegraphic Nels.

AFTERNOON D|SPATOHE8.

 

 

 

 

Carnot to Succeed Gravy.
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The latest from Paris Ill to the «fir-ct
that the elect-on ol‘ Sldl Carnot to snc~
everl'Grm‘y appears to he a certainty. ‘

 

 

Don-r I’lalt‘n.

The Norwalk‘ Flute and Hitting Compulynre
now unllluhlctllrlmr pitlt‘ni

NA. ME PL ATES

AND
Ornamentals for House Doors.

This (‘ontpittly make ruperior door plutm't at prime
Within the n-rtell of mi.

No n'ildutlt‘e ls mntpll-ie without the oerupani‘s
mime. whether tho tl\\ll\‘l’ or ienztlli. oil the doors.

Your order solicited.
F. J. DOUGHERIY, Gen'l agt.,
, P. 0. BOX 789.

thtw l\\‘ South Suntan;

gutrrlriiqmguls.

 

I WANT TO SEE You.
11.11 .L.

Sotitll Nortrltllt. t‘i. Only (lilo nght !
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“'ednesday, Dec. 7.

 

_ £93 finder-urea, { 1 .
special Sale

Bunilnllull . .
Hr lay Gr

.0. H. HARVEY

l Would moet rests ctl’hlly invite the nttentton of the

! point- [in one o! the
othnndlnlncly artickilu "hie or ml:
at very low. p ices

FOB LVS‘I'ASCE

 

 

 

 
 

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RED
UNDERWEAR.

REDUCED FRO .\l

 

i llest at [Ill l'llt'tlpt‘fl Lilit- of

; V ~ 3 ' s ‘
_ I (mods l.\l t llffert‘ll- Antique anc Wood Plush cor-
,, “.7. — ‘— er t‘hairs.
I . BEING SELEl‘l ED WITH mm: it“) ~““"* "*
..-- ”'7 ’ fl ' SiRIt‘l LY honour FOR . Asa “allllsonle milliliter! 01k (‘llerry
‘il es.

AT 1. RUE Illnl‘UUNl‘. AND
EXPENSES “El-NO L16” 1‘.
lEl.L\ ”"3 STORY

A large. assortment of Rattan
and Reed Rockers.

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Also in stock 1 lug: lin- of
or Suits, Easy l‘hairs, Di-
ruus and odd Chairs. “

iWiilntil, nak, l‘lterry, Ash and
l Antique Chamber Sn ts.

it very Luw rrrrrs for "ASH
David Sto

 

Greatest Blrrrin ever offered !:

 

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Come and Examine the}: Part
Goods Before Buy- '
ing Elsewhere.
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COME ONE com: \LL «so sac-Ultra
THE llARllAlNS

C. H.HXRVEY,

HEALTH & (.‘HMFtlllT!

Mc-‘E‘WEN‘
gHATT ER

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sperm! engagement of the t‘ommt-dlillt. W _ . , - . . . M W“. I
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\v . '1‘ . n it \' A N T . glullung and gurus-lungs. , “J a 'n tree" ’11, “m. 9 M n 8‘
Slit .l-rmi hr “LS .lt'l.l.\ Wilson. Miss M‘ ‘ ' "* L ‘ ~

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Liz/.l'h‘. ttn‘ii‘itoxrl. Mir 49.)le rlh\'i~zs.nud
lllt‘ftlllttwln: strum: t‘lilllpilll)‘. in llii‘ three art
Mtisivnl Comedy. entitled.

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ll\' (llillh'tllfi “DRY.
Ilrlgltt tutti S mrkllng .‘Ittslel New and
Original Song: null llnilt‘mil

2H vaOURi O

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l’i‘ires 35. 50 and 75 NS.-

RESERVED SEATS Now on rule zit lloyl‘
l‘luilnsit't‘. hollll. Norwmk. and Spencer‘s .lonulery
uzun- Nut-tut it. tllkw

 

{I [integrity/ls.
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PHOTOGRAPHS

FREE

With each data. of Cabi-
net Pictures.

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‘NORTH’S " “
E . Littler Multilelreltlo Hotel,

Photo. Rooms.

F SOLID PHIL-~25Q

 

 

YES 2 YES !' grits; gm. goods, 49:.

_ . w. B. HALL & co-
DaVIS; 1.:XR(}EST DEALERS IN l

SEAL GLOAKSIIIRSSILKn-r

Fine Dress Goods,

ZHnsrery, Underwear, Dress Tllllllllll
Ha I f - P rice.

:Burtain (lauds & Upholste

 

 

 

IT IS A l-‘At‘T THAT

 

 

THE OLD AND Ill-.l.lAlll.E

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% com}; AND SEE. f ARE Locft'rr‘. .
' ....._ On the Mann Street

 

CORLV E R CANNON-

ALL GOODS MARKED IN PL
FIGURES. .

Large Mail Order Department.
All Goods Sold at Much Less than N

 

EOneWeek Only.

 

llxn‘ SOX'TH Nth“‘Al.R. CONN.

 

 

 

 

“.\ ll~t that begins with Jallteslioldeii ‘ prim-ct 1r: T. Slllllll‘ilh‘. llnrtlor'd. trusaf
of the S. lillnl‘l and ends Wllll Drill lllrd’ ‘ U. L. S-lllth. \Villt‘l'lltll’y. lltlt‘klt‘. 2;.1. T.
sail of tin-Telegram. with Lyon of tlte't‘nse. Bristol. steam engine and fill-Mb

 

R-‘publie-l-l. Kirk of tho Mensenger. Hills:
of the ‘,\“‘. and Emerson ol‘ Ill“ Ansonix-i '_’
Sentinel l“ the mixed filling of this ediJ:
tor’e sandwich.“

“‘e are not pitrilcuLlrly anxious to
have any controversy over this matter.
but if Mr. Maples “hills to (‘tllllpfill’t' re-
cord; “to have no objection. If “emote
diep".\t‘\l we could giro n lzst of eodorsers
of Mr. Bytngton which would show very
conclusively that nothing ever written
by him gave more satisfaction to the '
people of this town and those elsewhere ,
who know Mr. Maples. \\'e have yet
to hear of a single individual who does
not endorse Mr. Byington. , ’

Mr. Marilee does not help his case by ‘
the contemptible method he has adopted
to belittle those he mentions in the ex»
tract above. If Mr. Ilyingt-in failed to‘
complete the picture of Mr. Maples. the
finlshmg touch has been put on by Mr. ,
Maples himself.

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(IBITl' .\ R \'.

11m Sally .\. Fox.

The community will hear with regret .
the news of the death of Mrs. Sally A. 3
Fox, who died this morning at 8.15. at‘
the home of her-daughter, Mrs. Samuel
Sherwood. on Marshall street. She had.’
been in poor health fog/neverail months. 2
and gradually failed during the past two ;
meets. Mrs. Fox was T‘lryears old and‘
was born in Norwalk. At the age 0P
sevenyem she went to New York but
returned nine years later. and has since g
remitted here. Very few persons werel
better Known than she and her kind nd- i
ministntione to the sick will ever be
cherished injhe memory of alarge circle
of friends not only in this place but in
surrounding towns. Forty five years she

I” been a faithful member of tbe~First
. hufiegmionnl church of the borough
lnd her christnn life has been a moat
'xemplnry one She has two sons resid-
ing in this city, Edwin and Charles, 1nd
nieodorowrho resides in Bridgeport.
It is not yet known when her funeral
still be held.

 

 

Socembcr License Money.

The county commissioners met Thurs-
day and divided the license money col.
lected during November among the
seversl towns as follows: Dunbury,
$8587.50: Bridgeport. 8200; Foil-field.
$27.25: Norwdk. $14,011.55; Snmford,
315317.75: Stu-“lord. $11.40. drug lio-
anse; W: Huntington. $1,757.-
50; Blast Coma, $11.40, drug license;
Newtown, $2,052; Wm $8,827.50;
Greenwich, $0.8“); W. “5;
nonhumanfl, .flmtnlfllfijlfi.

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for looms:
I

hanger. tilso :1 MOSH“ or writer motor; R.
B. l‘odling. lillnltil. polishing lllllt‘lllllt‘;
\V'. Kellie. 'l‘llouipsonrille, shuttle hinder
N. ll. Metirntll and .1. ll.
)lt‘l‘l‘t’. l‘lntltwllle. sash fastener; H. M.
Pope. llnitlord. \‘t‘ltlt‘lpt‘tlt‘.

.-\ Sensible Mali

“'otild llP-t‘ Kemp‘s Balsam for the

“trout and Lungs.

Tmnblee. than any other medicine. The
proprietor lllltl authorized 1. M. Hoyt.
llrtiggist. to refund your money. if after

' taking three-fourths o? a bottle. relief is

not obtained. Trial

size free.

Price 50c and $1.

——Commence with the Daily Evening

1 Sentinel the thrilling wrir serial “Daring l Ear-r...

and Suffering.“

(on! and filled.

Established l 868.

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Raymond EBros.

Peal; Moss Stable Mdlll".

 

Kiln Dried Bundled
W O O D 2
FE-

Baled Vllay rind Strait.-

 

Egg, Store and Nut '

COAL

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Flour, Feed, Grain and Oil.

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It is curing more ‘
horses of Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Bron-
. l‘liitis. t‘roup and all Throat and Lung

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Raymond Bros.

_“;‘.‘f‘.-, ,_ ,_ > “m ‘ Quill)" goods. \\\‘
33ml fxfrilr «l3 3115mm”. Run B ER 8 ' a York Prices. . ' EL}
v—H/ ' ’7 ‘ *1 ”HA—L H l: i ‘6 I
gJacob M. Layton. I. W . B. HA LL & 00
Rat Estate and House Agt‘lll. ___.U1.‘...___ dsw
IG ellerail Insurance Agency , _ ...... .,

Ere. Life and Arculeltt. i

ALL GRADES.

A ND AT

Lowest Prices !

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The Best Goods for
the Least Money

: Wain Steamship Tlt‘kt‘lt‘ » Cabin itild Sln‘roge.

‘ rimm- t'or one L‘ :tnd upwards and Money Orders to
- all parts of Europe.

Notrtry l‘tllvllr Arknow{alumni-ills Taken.
Riiilrmill Tielreta. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
t3!) \\‘lt.\hiiit:lou 8L. le‘xl door to POSl'Onlt‘l‘.)

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, South Nor-walk. Conn.

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[Til you mint to loan ntotiey‘
{fit you want tire lnrllrulret
. urn you will life luslnufi‘!
3 y" you vmnt to buy a house!
. W" you will“: to roll a house! _....— 312—,
W" you want to hire a house!
[Flt you want to borrow money!
W" you wont to buy n buildlng lolt
W" you want arrnlrlit insurance!
if you want your rents collected:
1! you want a pn<sport to Europe!
pr" you want deeds. tic. ran-fully drawn:

H. S/BRUWN’S

TAYLOR s. GOLDEN, -; B00... & SHOE STORE,

Real Estate and lnsnranre Exchange

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

f “mm“, Clark £2 Lane’s Block:
”.3..." ‘7 W’s???“ 8'" d...- MAIN STREET.
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' 13’8“. grisly. gig.
M8""P.".3§99.i‘,‘3- [“The Model Market.

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Stands at the head of all other industrial compa- l ....__1 an BRST———— .
men in the l‘nitrd Slater. prising its clslmr 24 hours .

alter the pron“ have been sent td‘Hie home otllce. i
‘3 M E A ‘I‘ S

The Agent of this company It)
SERVED IN THE BEST HANS“

' JOSEPH LEIPNIK,

NEXT T0 SEN’I‘INRL OFFICE.

goal and filled.
JollN n. FERBIS,

Wholeule and Retail Dealer in ell kinds of

BUAL All] W001]

Cement,

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can! trouble or cost, you will find them". my
ket. as well u

. Poultry of ill Kills,

IN ITS SEASON.

 

. F. HAYES.

‘ 131331133 BLOCK. - SOUTH NORWALK.

J. H. Klinefelter,

DEALER-IN

liars, Fisl,lrs‘1rrs,

Vegetables, .7 Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.

 

Brick, Lime.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgh, Lackatranna, Locust
lountaln, Franklin, and
Wilkesbu-ro Goals.

will for RUBBER PAINT

Yumrmtorwwngwnudm
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If on mat the choicest HEATS. obtainedre

91111 N. Mgfl H. Berni.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

' LAlllES’, an'rs’ and CHILDREN’S
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iMElllNll UNDERWEAR

. IN ALL SIZES,

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POPULAEPRICES?
iA. nIcKEnMAN & set!

39 Washington Street. South NorWalk.

@511, 5111115 and fryelablrs.
,CHRISTMAS WILL SOON BE BEE?

ru rrrsfl‘f‘ “'“l‘i‘rrrmsi’iirlflrlrrr?
c. E. ttmsnll's MARK

Inonlertomgeadru-clmdinncfcrtlntm :11
is well stocked in mticlpstltm or n llrge Christmas Wheels, aid as he hi! purchased in
quantities.

HIS PRICES WILL BE REASONABLE.

Choice F ruit‘s 8c Vegetabl;

oldlkindamnlmtobehdathm 7
ObserreChnstmudnyproperlyhypurchnsimyourTurleysandenlu-ynt

REMSON’S MARKET, MAIN STREETS

gum, guts. oer. ’
PeOples’ Market:

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Turkeys and Chicke " :

JUST REJEIVED NR SATURDAY’B TRADE.
CAN’T an BEAT IN m TOWN.

Hair rrrssrr rrrr t srrrltlri

mmMmmmeMImdflrmhtfiwd

Meats and. Ve

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