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mm or THE GREAT STRIKE IN
THE MlNE REGIONS
'IW”\CDIIIM, II III l'llluillllu 11!!!
“a It» Worker-I Ma, M-lllc Their
DIM ll Friendly (onclave.
mantle Pot, Jaa'. ll. “fillillllly will
“gum,“ thoeoal regions but near
“will“! held meetings and
mm their pledge! to stand firm in their
am The Reading company made an-
m 980” tantart up auroral or ill colder»,
bahmorning, but they wore not ablcto
llclll'o though no nnlou Ito-II to make a
WNW. E‘ha only two collie/flea
"‘ 5"?“ ”It“!!! are the Brooluido and
Wit “Nichol”. and the latter was
”Fell-lilo Illnt dorm at noon, the man
”I'll: "(null to outer tho miller.
Whammy bad hlxlcell miner!
“work and turned out twenty (' are of coal.
m oolliery ll lb largest 0“]le by the
Reading company, and has an annual capa-
city at 735, one ton.
Tho “rill. on the railroad has collapsed,
and“ in a. doubtlnl question whether the
mlnl'lwillcoatluuoto champion the cause
of the discharged train hands lunch longer, ,
W7 ll Hr. Corbin sham a disposition
topay the advance asked by the minors.
The meeting of business men at Shenandoah
on Saturday, where action was taken look-
luztotho lettlement ol the Illiucrs’ griev-
ances by arbitration, is to; y larorahly rc-
gartkd by all ole-es. It would not be sur-
prising if the commitco nppumtcd at that
taunting tolnleI-vicw Mr. Corbln would. in-
duce the railroad magnate to meet his min-
ing employee-ad araango a treaty. That
the preloat inactivity must soon and, to
avoid disaster to business interests generally,
isuulversally acknowledged, and it is llopod
and believed that a spirit of conservatism on
the part of employers and amp! Iy l' «I will soon
result in a resumption of work.
A considerable quantity al the coal now
being mined at the individual l oilieriea is
being not to the various lul'llllt'ts and roll-
lag milk in tho Sellnylliill V‘llllty
” The dietitian. assembly Knights ot Labor,
including all Philadelphiu not among rail- '
road employel, as well as minors will boper-
maacntly orgaaiaed in this cit-y on Sunday
next.
The mu 0! coal down lllll'l‘lmll yesterday
was but 500 cars, whilethroo \tur ksngo there
was shipped through this city the enormous
number at 6,800 cars, drawn by sixtyono
engines, When those figures arc compared
it
the t. nlblo atugn tion in the cm II (little can Mllc trade.
be tally appreci ted
,wnno the Strike on the Railroad 89‘
Al,
, ARBITRATION 11ml: ll Ion IVER”; now “moral
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coal com in active scrrm on tlIorontl is'
about 40,000. Nearly all of the s» are! now i nosessnlont would how to be mull". "’
lying on tho sidings III the 1::le rr- puns.
Pomvw, l’,a. Jan D- .\ apart wool
circulated yesterday that the company would
make a proposition to the l. llll! m today,
with a View of settling the Strikc, The rumor
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wasvery indefinite, and not men tholnenl- 1
here of the strikcls’ (Olllllllllu could tell
where It originated, except th: It It was sup-
posed to have arisen from mun» hindola
utlitmls Tim"
conference of the company";
company’s representatives hero prolcsscdlo
know nothing about "the runmml proposi-
tion. Secretary Cahill said he hml board the
Input-t, but. was unable to my what truth.
there was in it. As ho had heard il,tho
report did not indicate whether the proposi-
tion was to be made to the miners only, or
to both the miners and tho railroad men.
Pnlunuwnu, Jan. Sig—Rumors current
in this city among financial people point to
dittereuce of opinion among the members
the’ ”renal-Morgan syndicate, which is
still the mainspring ot Reading’s attain,
over the advimblllty o! adopting compromiae
measures to settle the miners’ strike. Hr
Dre-rel is in New York, and it is believed
that the purpoae 0‘ his visit is to consult
other members 01 the syndicate, as well as
representatives of other interests, to urge
the necessity u! an end of the strike in the
mines. Mr. Drexel's often expressed sympa-
thy with labor organizations, as well as his
well-known views level-lag arbitration in
this matter, leads to this heliel.
Caruso, Jan 9,—Thonlus B. Barry, of
the general executive board at the Knight!
0! Lab”, lelt here suddenly lorfithe cast yea
tel-day afternoon, presumably to assume
leadership' In tho Reading strike and attempt
a settlement Mr. Barry said he and re-
ccived atelegram from Philadelphia direct-
ing him to proceed at once to Reading. Be
departed without waiting to reach a decision
in the matter which brought him to Chicago,
the dispute between the paintcrs and the
hard wood finishers.
1 Young Dodge llaa Malian.
Nzw llnvax, Jan. 9. ~Walter Phelps
Dodge. the mingroce of bogus marriage
ndtertisoments, seems to have been In just
such scrapes belore. A gentleman who' Is in
apositlou to know, and has known 01
Dodge's tricks tor name years, says that
while he run abroad studying under hit
tutor. William L. Cashing. he tell deeply in
love with a young lady, and when he found
he could' not win her be determined upon
suicide. Be, however. changed his mind,
and only shot himaalt la the leg, inflicting a
flesh wound. B‘did this in the hope that
theyouug lady’a mother would nurse him,
and that in this way the sympathy and km
of the girl he loved might gained.
It my Cost In a we.
Wuxnma W. Va., an. .—Frank Fal-
lanrv, II prominent citizen and a large holder ‘
ot n»..l estate, weaarrssted yesterday on a
charge of setting fire to a dwelling lntht
night. an ollaace which is one ot the three
punishable under the statutes at this state
with death. The prisoner owns a largablock
at real eatstc, including several store room.
Yestcrdaythadruzttore at R B. Burt a
co. wudlsoovuedtohoin llamas. The-"on
«humowuarivaldmgston. and
Im has been considerable bitterness ha
rpm the two houses. It is believed the
prion“! not In to the building in a Ipirit oi
mange. I'll.” against bim' Is very strong.
the Cu. or to...» c. Plait.
Ann“ Jan. t—Thmm c. Flatt, with
his M. m Plait, and his counsel, W.
'1. It
, ,, “Winner. Them-e
_ ‘ Mlmflayham, “the
‘ WW5” beg-nulls attentional
lo’ohthl'hommrepmatedhyu-
O'Brien and Attorney
.m. Platt’acounaelucnr.
Harris and 11.0.
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(or which-mortgages which are not likely to
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lilo loll mm W capital no".
lamina-Ill W“. In!“ .
Aware, . Jae. n—coadderable in-
tersat hull-la lanthanum
which have been collected, allowing the:
southern and western lend: are last paling
into at tor-tun and «Item money
bode". 0003'“ than cotapaalsa have
placed litany In tone of dollars, holding
Jinn-meson the finest {arm lands in tho/
atata. The interest paid by the farmer
mount- to 13 per cent. Capital 01 tblll
kind is still being poured into the south,
notwithstanding the {not that Jutlud Spear,
ol' the United mammal, has decided Inch
interest usurlolndnd the loans accordingly
‘w‘fllm,
The syndicates are principally formed 0!
English and Scotch capilaliau, and they have
Inch a hold in the routh that they hope to
reverse Judge Spear’adccialoa. The borrow-
ers have allowed their interest payment: to
tapes, hoping that Judge Speer’i decision
will be sustained and that. they, will at be
ton-ed to pay either the principal or in crest.
1! Judge Spool“: decision is not sustained
I great many Georgia (arms will go into the
hands of tho mortgagcec, as the (armor: can
not poaslbly pay the interest which bu
lapsed upon them. .
la the southwest there is perhaps not less
than Q‘MHWWO invented in thin way In
Khulna alone over 83) 000,000 has been
placed, while the money syndicates have
their local agent: Ila etery county seeking
(armors ill need of loans and placing mortw
gages on their land. Each year adds many
millions to the capital placed in this section,
be raised are given to foreign ctlpltnliotu
THE CIGARMAKERS.
President Strnsscr Say- the \hlrltrnt (tan
Stand rs Lon; Fight.
Bunion. Jan. ll. — President Adolph
Stlaaser, of the International (Sig: mnnktrs'
union. acid yesterday that only (no \ew
Y orlt factory Was on strikc, and the applica-
tions of two others were being cunsiduod
"I expect more applications [or louvo to
strike: in tomorrow's mail, ” ho soul to a
correspondent, “and they will he lahl bolore
the unions at once. There is no truth in the
mlmulacturclo story that they are forced to
reduce wages. I cannot tell whether llill‘d
ill going to be a general strike or not. l‘llls
whole thing may ho game of blot! on thel
' port of the manufacturers. As 1 road it in l
the !' apcrs non;. of the large manufacture ,
bare conlo out in their true color». It' s only
a low that are always kicking, and would
liko to break up our union. '1‘ hey will liccpl
nn kicking until they kick thennolus out of}
We are on the Ilolcnsivc now,
At 1an our shops In 1' mnl new. r porn in hotter condition to main-
lhis city the books show that tho number of lain a strike.
There In between 8; :5 000 and
I0 000 in the treasury, and not a singlol
MARRIED AND BANlSHED.
A New Brunswick III-u,- Inmul Ill-«pm»
ricd Ilia Father’s Ida-roam.
an BItL'xsu'Icn. N. J.,Jan. 9,—lt hm.
just become known that John l'allcrsotl, a 1
son of Ewl'n'v-l Patterson, It Illilll-Innlro oll
.thisr-‘tty, was married Thursday to II girl:
namul Kcllo‘, n scrum: in hi1; l::tlwr‘a:
homo. John was put on the bark Elinor.
Vollnor flllll sailed for Australia Siturdny. {
.‘llr. Patterson has two ollil.lrcII-—Jollll and ,
a daughter Mary. The two have quorrclcd I
frequently, and John has boon lIl‘Fl‘Slml new ;
eral times on complaint of his sistl-r. Sumo »
thing overa year ago she charged him With ,’
theft, and Mr. Patterson employed crb‘clm» I
tor fichanck and Judge Patterson. ol tho
court of errors, to dolcnd his son. The trial
waa very soumtiounl and John u as IIc- -
quitted. 0n W ednonlny ho was again or
reeled, his sister charging him with drunk-
ennesa. His lather pail his line allcrdto':
had been in jail an hour. it is supposed;
John’s marriage is the cause ol his banish-
mom.
Surrounded by Armed lloutllcl. 1
Navy Oaumss 1A., Jan 9.—Tho lat-gel
and tashionable congregation of the loan) 1
:1.::::::.“.:;.5::5‘1‘.;:3::3all“? lltll {II RUBBER PAINT
prominent member ol the congregation III
E. S. loch, who keeps a large wholmlnle
clothing atom As he stopped from tho
synagogue he was encountered by tler'
women. Each of them drew from tho (ohm,
of her dressasmall cowhide and began bo-
laboring him. So sudden was the atlac:
that tho man was -uaable to escape his
sailants. Wherever ho tinned he was con}
fronted by can of the women, who 5&0le
him and struck him several times. They;
kept this up tor several minutes, inflicting:
severe wounds upon Loeb, and finally ho~|
coming weary, they abruptly left the scone.
The wOInon Irene Mrs. Werthcimer and her
daughters, and the act was the result ol'a
bitter loud.
Robert Hamilton's Watch llacoverod.
L030 Damon, Jan. 9.—-'l‘hc gold watch
presented to Robert Hamilton by his oln~
player, Anthony-l Drcxol, which had boon
lnin‘g since tho night of the murder. is in
be hands 01 till: authorities. Constable
Clay Woolly recovered it. yesterday morning
in the house 0! Annie Smith. the colored wov
man who was arreltod auroral days ago as a I
vitae”. Charles Sexton, Elmer Purine,
Augustus Hankins and Frank Lane, white
men, and two sisters 0! Annie Smith were
arrested. The watch" Is covered with blood
stains. Even the worka have blood upon
them.
Speaker 0910'. Probable Appointoce.
Lunar. Jan. ll.—-As nearly as can be as-
a-rtalned thecb‘lllrmlnablps of the principal
committee will be distributed at follows:
Ways and means, hlr. Ainsworth, appro-
priations, Mr. Hunted, judiciary, Mr. Sax-
ton, general law, Hr. Hamilton; canals,
Hr. Gallagher; cities. Hr. Crosby; railroads,
llr. Youngman; insurance, hlr. Curtis. and
banks, Ill“. flrnndage. It is now reasonably
certain that James K. Apgar, of West-
cheater, ex-Spcakcr Horton'- clerk, will re-
turn to the dock in the Ialne capacity tor
the new speaker.
Probably the Bl; Ban.
Bunion; Jan. 9.——'l‘llo British brig
Killian”), Capt. Grunt, arrived in thin port
yesterday.
atuun, latitude 88 degrees north, longitude
flmwmlnnmwuhahe passed
w miles of floating timber, which
Gaps ttooktobotelcpaph poles. It
may be. however, that the timber was a por-
tion of the peat raft which broke away
iron: the manly llnnda.
W
Cara Demolished and have) obstructed.
'l‘nmll, Jan. P.—~Etlra freight lulu No.
7. ran intoths rear end oi another might
trala which had broken in two at Hamilton
little, on the New York division olrtmuw
Mink rallrad yesterday Inc or.
Sum wan demolished and travel on-
mac. WWWhtththought,
In many injured.
She report: thatintbagult.
l l} illllfi ll'l‘llllll
llaldwanl Slow. Nl'lllf‘ "Al. 1. lllJll'li A lull.r
linen! lawman and llamnw.
pazpannn PAINTS.
A Pl NE All'PlC’Ji
CANDIES
(If all kinds. Pint Claw
BAKERY!
COllNUCOPIAs. CANDY TOYH. ltlllll lull unort-
tto ornamental candy.
murmurs 131.003.
515 ll
TIII‘.
Melanin Ill III h:
l)!" N l'ZW Ytllllt’.
Sulmlr ltl lhI'lItm] ulnil nth” industrial cnmpa
nit-r in the l' Inlcd Sluice, puylng in clallllr ‘l-l hour!
ullI-r Ihc proof-I have hot-n root to flu llomt ntlllc.
Th1 am III of line company in
Jllslil'll l.l-Ill'Nl|I'.
(law .\li\'l‘ 'll) Sl.‘\"l‘l.\|tl. llell h.
Til hit! Millet
-—~'lllB Basr—
MEA‘PS
SERVED IN Till-Z BEST MASKS".
It on want the choir-cs! MEATII nhlaim-dru
him-ms of trouble anon, you will llml than a! my
lfia rkct an wellap
'El’lllllll'l ll all lillllll 3110131.;
lN ITS SB .\‘lt)N
F. HAYES.
Dlllllldi‘s ”LUCK. - stlli'l’ll NollWAth.
.Iorm ll. r‘uiuus,
Wholesale and lb-IaIl Dealer in all kinds or
3LlllL All], Will]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
lmlligh, Inlckawnnnn.
Mountain. Franklin.
' ll'illtesbarro Goals.
hot-uni
Ilml
Yards foot of Washington and Mar
shall streets. lranch office at Stilson
Drug Stow Kiln:
gSWlll lllll BUSHNELL
Wuonnuu All!) RITA“. Dunne Isl
Manufacturers’ and Painters"
EUPPLIEB.
Ship Chandlers.
36" WA'I‘EB- -S'l‘., foot Bank.
Blll llll l' PORT.
‘ PURE LEAD & OILS. RAILROAD COL
RS. “1331‘ MIXED PAINTS.
NnIaScottahandlnadc Soc-Ito, Mills on (saun-
sets and macro llIIber Milan»; and Glow-,5 ull
(‘llllhlntg
Dredging Materials.
LINKS. Rthis. SHACKLES. Nlt'l's woors
ollul'lil.‘ AND l-‘(Illlls
0! best material audio mum path-ms for the 0113
III Basilio”.
Esprclully Prepared Cotton Dredge
baa Rope, Munilln Buoy and “and
Dredge nine.
Oils Packing. Wallcdlnac and Illull l'lncllt Rag
’ nccra' SupplimJlImne Lights ohm. Flags.
WM; \v roux I-mcrzs.
mafia! Attention 10 Drum by .llal! or Hmong"
Short 1111318
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Social Etiquette.
Conlpiled from the latest and best works
on the, subject by “Aunt Matilda. "
Influx. to com.
This book rhould be In every mail dellmue of
“to: "NW. nil. '“ ””th .. W...
to are y w t c l
school at King”. What shall we teach our child.
yea, that they may go out Into the world well hm!
women
m-‘snon'r HINTS" containetheanawcr. and will
be mailed In any address postage WOI receipt
"M“ amour.
mun hm»... notice we will mail each or our
l“? W’”L‘ll"’:lr.l.'h""°l°°*a WWW:
moo a In n!
”will“ “eh..." m...
o II II I w a news
pa ’1',th till-gun will be only :tceula.
Iways put your tall name and Woo
outsidegol the bandlealnl write on the word Ill
quettculecmudthenwewlllkmwholendalt.
l. L. CRAGIN 8t 00.,
PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
aid-Iv
.John Holland
“In
,n Ill ll llll ll lllllall Slam
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REPAII‘I‘NG
GENERAL; BLACKS! lTlllllu.L
not. the m In which to PM tor wlulel‘
and II III helm tom real; tor tough III-Velma to
wait until the bury-w
Work Ill all ltllulp lantalnluu tn rarrlage maltl
'~ and Item blacasmuhlug woulptly ulterior! lo. I“
w Walton. ol |ll kinda nucleic
I “Elem Tilly.
' IAIN STREET.
mums sm'm
'~——-—~—-«o— ~~—— ,
“NI." (INK QUALITY—«I'll!!- \'I5|'IY BEST
lamb. Poultry. Ilnllon. salt but.
,‘ll’lw h Polk. I'tlrlml [in-l. Smoked Tongue,
Springthlclrcn. llunr, Slwuldcrr.
. Bologna Bacon Franklin-III.
llu'f \ cal,
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l Bullltllhlul, \er ultc.
Boiled Boneless Haul.
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i Poultry killed and tin-I‘m! lmh Hon- 1th
Olden dcliwndlwolnptly at any tin» of the dry
or owning.
,1.
not”. H. SMITH
Ir FLDRIS'I'.
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, MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
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dives-y
“Allll'll‘li 1mm ..
llnmu and ( anisgcr tn ill [or all 0 ( II'loII-
( aIrIItm-r at DI pot ltI mm all Trains.
(mud Turnout.- aI Ilium": Ihh I’m-r.
Tr‘ltphnllt‘ (”mum 'IIIII. mzll
..__...... ..—£
F .A. C ‘1' O R "YE
'l‘n ltl or tor I-alI, I-unlu Dun- and Raymond elm-.19
nxol IIII-z or
I. \lomlrrnltl or lllmtoll l‘rosl.
l‘tlr ;‘Illc
BUlLllllll} Ll'l‘S. ‘
UN “‘00an “(II A\' ll.
1 FAQl'lllli ”l“
FLA .\‘\ undqu-d.
, . ., W 3m
'DEAI. Ell l.\'
Meals, Fish haters,
\ I-vI-lnblvs Fruits.
CANNED GOOODS. ETC
[in N Y N H H ileum
'lt ‘vpllunl- 6' I III M him
Seasonahlc Goods l
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was.‘
won it columns AMI lulnlls'rlo
FRUITS.
(ill ll’lih' 0F ALL ll IN ”S.
’NUTS. ORANGESI, ETC
In (art vwrylhlnl: pertaining to the
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FISH, Ull'l‘lllll. Bill.
Hall Bailey ill
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WOOD MARTA". L8.
DOORS, ,
x BASH, DI-INDS.
HARD WOOD WORK.
y 01* A”. limbs.
.09 w”-
Largo Stock of Columns
for Trimming
000 +1....»—
Plate and Shot Glass.
W...—
Steam Sawing, Pinning,
and Tlll'lll
Lumber Yard between railroad and carriage
W‘
South Somali: com
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II I. nulls
V dkw
and reed stoma
J H Klinefelter
MONDAY
HUNT a; znwrr. I
W I. “A”.
AKCII I'F3G’l‘.
mmmm... may
rune ratatouille.
Building Wuhlnglon an.
ROI 115. ll
lLL GRADES,
AND AT
Lowest PrIces I
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The Best Goods for
the Least Money
4
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llllll'll & Sllllll STORE,
Clark & Lane’s Block.
MAIN STREET.
(} [C '1‘ ’1‘}! 1*)
I BEST.
-—~ Tar.-- m
1“ Florida "
S'l‘l‘lAI'll ll El l'l‘Ell.
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.ca ToWol 'e.
Job andOdd Lots,
[rum itlsylo
_A. DICKERMAN & SON’S.
l'l \‘l’tlslllngtoll orI-I-l. South Norwnllt.
FREE RETURN FARE
WILL BE GIVEN BY
W. B. HALL 8: 00.,
To all who during January shall purchase to amount at ale (0 at their
RED TICKET SALE.
Aliwork bucket-I. income-lumping. III-mandalaIlmlwtsmulhctlal ha I nl l v
utollowe: 5c; 10c, I5, 251'. lm‘llldnt‘enla ‘ ‘ 1 ha n! aground ”and
Shopping and Traveling mBags.
Were all ccntr: red ticket price we Were we; ml ticket price. 3111.
Won: $1; rc-l ticket cc 7 all at. is and $1 :itl our dance at St. All fl 50 and
It 25. All 92 and 8 d5 magi. choice at st. 50.
gaytllwe of cont.
prim
I“ “ll?“ prlcc 50c.
1 s, choice 1.
Leather. plush lines and wanted goo-l: allgmtrlled r:
l'crlutnmy lxlouIl. silverware Ilnd all articles boughllor Holidays willgo at ml ticket
Merino Underwear.
bolt- Ill ml lll‘kl‘l hug-oi: 7‘.
latth‘ L'Ilml- n dllnccl.
Scotch Wool U'nd rwe
Ht‘llll' hm Scotch uml uh rm and dert-rs lull regular math- lli lgu at
Mullet nlldcrwmr all Innrlicd lll Noni-hint: prices
Cloaks, Seal Wraps, and Seal Sacques
all will 1ch the influence of mi I clc a. Kiwmt roll writ» rhll were Slot) l" and When
marked still am and 5H". These are the tort goods, and the most faahionah: lam can be nude.
Seal jackets wIll go at 375 and 3 0
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Aml'licallhorll'ryJIosl quality. Shirts'alul drnwclr, 32, All
now fl.
Ill half price.
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Sl-ntincl olllce. where It can be men in openl‘loa on I
application.
w.I-I.1IIEEKER,;
into Agent for \(lr‘l'fllk. .
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:(a‘nitaly l‘l. Inllllng and lmv l’IwI-m'r healin" It I
p.K‘F‘l-‘miliIII-I lollll'lllll.’ lull filll’fi n! More
WASHINl-TUN 5T Sollltl Norwnlk, Cl.
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limit Sinner
l2 Main Street.
ddw
”coy—«L
$1.00.
flaring received the agony cl
Bull's lllllll'alllll Slim
1 now offer the" same for male.
.
Best Shirt la the Market
"h.
‘ ‘ for the motto a“
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Call and judge for yourself at
Jacob M. Layton,
$50-
“'9' will sell a fur imi «rapt- trimmed with heat black martin at ”I.
lwrl N'Ll lltI they nn‘ worth $100 each.
W. B. HALL & GO
,Slate Roofing!
.1... -‘ov~—-—-
We do not claim three to bottle
’ llIal blatc and "mm A. .(Inl.
General insurance Agency
We are prepared to do a first clase Job of
Filo, Lil'r and Accident. ‘ L G
‘ In cllhu- BANGOR. EAST BANGOR. or
Ocean fitmmellfp Tit-huh ('nhill and Sltflllge, “NAKGY 1'3 8 In”!
[halls for nor 3: and upwind» and Money Orders to
all pan: 0! Europe.
at 5 cells III in! all llllalll/
Portico wishing Slate roofing Ihoald call on or
below contracting elsewhere.
A. BACK & Co.
Walcl St, loot of Havilaml South vaalk.
Notary Public, Acknoululgl-nlcnta Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
In [instillation
at Wilmington 5L. 133:2" door to Microfilm-J
saunth Nor-walk. Conn.
SEWERS!
VANllElllllh'l‘ . ‘IIo'rlzm
0n the European Plan.
Cor. 42 St. and Lexington Ava,
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