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PAP». secnannv,
“viola; “\I‘ lllltlnguinlied Statesman
Not “Con-arc Henry tirorge'o Land
We!) a l'ln‘larinm-Caflllnll
”Ian“: a Iliad Authority to (‘nnoulh
MIR. Feb. l.-—-The following is, the origi-
lllm 0! Cardinal Gibbmn' lcttvl' 110C”-
dlnal Simeon! abmt the works of Henry
George. which balbeen kept remit, although
("Nd and Incorrect statements about it
have bane Published. The letter begins thus:
“YOUR FAIIIBNCR: I have already had the
baton! preeentlng my Views on MXPIBI ques-
mmmmm America. and especially
in ”lam to the Knigth of Labor. But
Wilma!” form of uoeial dim-ussipinhan
developed attaching to the doctrines of enry
(imam author identified with
tb‘wfl'ldng clam. Since my arrivalfit
Rome I have heard dismissed tlic question
whether those work: should llllil it place in
thelmlcx. After lltt'ditatiull upon the hub
jet-t 1 think it my duty to h‘IlIllllll to your emi—
nence the reasons which denionstmtnl to me
why a formal condemnation of Henry
Georg“ works would be inoppirtlmc and
was”
Cardinal Gibbdus then pri K'i‘t‘ils to so y that
Mr, George is not; the originator of his theory
concerning the ownership and control of real
property. He charges that ill “l’rogi'cs-i and
Poverty" Mr. George cites ”precisely" the
teachings of Herbert Spencer and John Stuart
Hill. The cardinal also quotes from an arti-
cle in The Contemporary Review 0! Novem-
ber. IN, a charge that Mr, George "is only
a plagiarist from those celebrated unthorl-i.
and it seems to me," continues tho. cardinal,
“that the world would ndjudgc it it little siti—
gular if the holy nee should attack the» work
of an humble American workingnuin, iiintcad
of its maiden”. .
The cardinal adds with some Iiuivctc. "and
if any one “habit the duty of the holy see
to prmiounce-jiulgment upon Moms. Spencer
and Mill it might» be prudent, before such adv
judication, to take the opinions i ii“ Cardinals
Manning and Newman NtOIllt‘lelt'y 0! such
action”
Next reference is made to dillon-ntiations
between Steecanolla’s work on mininiimion,
published by the propaganda pro.“ in HQ,
and Mr. George’s writings
“Any one who read< ' the latter olncrvcs
that the nuthordocs not tczii-h our wishes to
teach an abolition of all 1)l‘i\ atu property and
placing it under state cure. .\lr. timrge, on
the contmry, niaintliids that individual prop-
erty is almlutc over all the {Hills of u nmu's
energy and industry. It is only he to the poo
vidual property by on extension of tin- s'lJpl'c-
mum dominion of government. Um.- cull
per-chive, therefore, that practically the cult
govemmeut over the individual I>\\‘ll¢‘l\lllp of
“Regarding this power, 1 wi.~h to here note
that whoever has studied the Motion of the
stoic to the ownership of land, as tho subject
is treated by Smccamiella and other l‘atlii the
writers, or as it is regulated by laws of tnxn‘
tion and the support of the poor in many
countries—«ind especially ill Eilglnudmcuuni it
fail to comprehend that this is u very coniplr
cated question, and governed by differing
circlnnstances of time and place, and now-r
fit to be resolved by a peremtory sentence.
“The whole question is before the Ameri-
can public as a political problem, and in an
arena so walnut it will. soon find solution.
Mr. Whitman recognizes how only legis-
lative power can accomplish his disposition of
thenaflalrs. It seems certain, however, that
never will a congres'or legislature be found
which will vote so profound a change in so—
cial relations, mr a president who will ap-
prove of it in a country like the United
Siam, which in not one for dwtrinnaircs‘and
visionaries. No swculative theory can become
dangerous nor survive verylong after any
practical application of it. has been rejected.
If loftalone it would in all certainty die of
itself.
"Certain recent events having an intimate
mnection with this very question have cre-
ated a very profound ill'lpl'esslflll in the United
States. It. appears evident. then. even if it
were advisable to condemn the din-trims, the
present time could not be properly chosen for
thatpurpose. I feel certain, liioreovcr, that
econdemnation of the works of Mr. George
might give them a popular importance, and
aroma a curiosity that would .«ell them by
thousands of copies, and iiimwmiely spread
the influences which the condemnation nought
. ”restrain.
“The American people, I repeat. are N)
pectin], and that in their genie all biL'irre
Maud impracticable suggestiolw so soon
tlad a tomb that it appears to me prudence
iioald suggest We let the ulmmlities diea
natural death, and that we sh lllItI not incur
the rhk of giving to these a life importance
and an artificial force by the intervention of
‘ the church tribunals"
Edward O'Mulley Extradited.
81'. PAUL, Feb. l.—Yesterday an open car-
riage containing Detective Ahcrn and Sheri"
Cooper, of (.‘hemung county, N. Y., drove up
to thecounty jail. The officials alighted and
mt'into the jail, Noon retuming with their
prisoner, Edward O'Malley. As soon as the
party stepped outside of the huge iron deem
the detective infonned the prisoner that he
must be handcuffed. Heimplored the detect-
ivonot tobaul‘lcuff him, but in vain. The
nickel plated ornaments were placed upon
his wrists, and the party then entered the
(W and were driven to the station
wattage-r departed last evening for El-
mira, N. Y., with his prlwner in his charge.
O’lalley has been held in St. Paul for about
mmmirlng which time baboon cor
have been tending. lie is
tell Elmira to unimer a charge of
locally. LL ._... ‘
m on." Tile.- by Electricity.
’11:! You, Fab. L—The Electric club of
when!“ a notable reception lastoven-
lug, at which many prominent elmficinin
“madame-ions were guests. The
rooms we illuminated by brilliant and
unique We! electric lightii. Them
III N Mim- electrical coutrivaucm in
m Door- wau opened, eaten uno
fl.” .
I. Duh» ,. , In addrm of volume.
W V, . dJolin “01W univer—
fly. ‘Ilfl My of electrical din
. ya MKWA. Edison
mm the wall knowulilng-
‘H .mpuent.
In. M'- leper-eel.
Ciliouc PRIMA
.towork. This will comm a has not onlyto
wow mu: comers.
Wort-ill” Ila; “HMMM“
tr - mania. Mai. ,
time 5180, 11. Y.. Fell 1.41.. allure of
them-lam topa- tlio prion-moorla-
tionbillil workinggreat mischief. One (1
its reunite was the order prmiuilgated by
Worden Brush, of the Bldg Sing prism. at .
tbeclose of work yesterday afternoon, thatf
all work would muse until the elimination l
was made. This was the order to the cltimn ‘
anployln of the institution. Of these P‘s”) oral
In the oboe shop, :10 in the stove works ii nd '1 “
In the laundry, or 123 in all. Thoreau; to-
day 1,627 convicts in the minim, and of than
490 were in the shoe idiom-189 in the stove
works and 226 in the laundry, the otbeni ho-
lng utilized av waiters, hall boys, etc. When
the warden was asked by a reporter why he *
bad abut down he said that he had no money
togo on and could do nothing else, and he,
hadtolegraphe‘d Superlatomlent Inthrop to.
that etlect. The loan to the state,he saidfi
wouldhe at the rate of $1,010!) net pronto
month
At the present. time there is $50,000 Worth of g
leather in pram of manufacture into boots and 2
film-ii mid till-1,000 worth of lmitcriul on bond ,
and $203110 north of stoves in course of rout-l
plctloli. Altogether there is ultimo!” worth 1
of completed stock which is awaiting ship»
merit and cannot be sent until the citizens go
the state, but ('llfiiolllel's are kept waiting, and
the state may lose their custom. Orders will
have to be canceled.
AN ACTOR'S SAD DEATH.
Dlulpntlon Ila-l “'recknd Ilia llrilllant
Career—(Tuniniittcd to Jail.
Missmmus, Minn. Feb. l.——An old man,
neglected, poor. nlid hannlcilely llL‘mll‘. died
at. the county jail as the sun "no yesterday
rimming. Monday night he was examined
by Police Surgeon Kelly us to his sanity. and g
by him ordered to the county jail tempo - ;
rily. I ll the morning when the turnkey went f
to his room he coiliplainod of tooling badly, I
drank a cup of «nice that um brought him,
and inn moment gasped once or twice for;
breath, and fell back a corps. The name of l
the man whose life ended thus miserably wits :
I’rofannor William McFarland, nlid ill it sense :
he was one of the notable men of the day. l
He was an actor whose earlier c-in-er had;
been full of triumphs, but whom time andf
dissipation had wrecked. until his later days i
told but little of his earlygcnius. llcliad‘
been in‘this city for two years, and fertile
put few weeks had been engaged about the ;
Pence open home doing odd work and claim; ;
out a scanty living through the kindnein of 1
Manager Bock. William McFarland was one *
of the oldest. actors in the country, and one of 1
the best. Forfifty-five years he wen; 0n the
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. . , _ , . . stave. and hi was at one time rem. uliml a .
amen of land that he Wishes toliuiit llltll‘ ' l’ I )I’ ‘
one of tlic lending mohintho country. lie
Sllpimrtcd .‘.Ini,~rclid_v when the great English- l
mun “its ill this country, and later the older 1
. , ll tl..l lui mimic. F lwi I")l'(5t aul illol!
Iroi‘t‘l'x‘)‘ pron-ms itself to the .-\llli:l'li‘fll| pulr i “if“; tl’llien ‘ A n l ' l I
lie use simple. question tellchlllg tlm p-mer of ‘ '
Uf Into years he hzid been!
disiilclillml toward travel boculm-of Ill: age.
Final (‘ozmllng Accident.
ITIIACA, N. \'., li'eb. l.-—’l‘woscriou~zmlstr l
ing accidciits occurred Ilt'f‘t‘ lost pigbt. one}
of which will doubtless prove fatal. ‘ A horse ‘
and sleigh containing an cldcrly liilul. oiiel
Wilklnwu. and a young lliali, \l bile tIl‘N‘t‘llII‘ ‘, .
ing State street wi-rc run into by a lull. sled i
heavily loaded. The. wcupunts of the cutter g
were dashed to thc ground. Wilkinson Stlzlli- :
ilig heavily on his lit-oil. Ilia conlmninn ;‘
mpnl with a few bruises. The cutter was '
broken into splinters and the horse badly in« ,
jured. it is iiiniiglitum Wilkinson is fatally l
injured. A half hour later on Seneca street, "
aided, in crossing Aurora street, Mruck an L
old man, knocking him down and bmaking l
his arm and {our of his ribs. '
The Boston: Will Retain Kelly. ‘
Bosrox, Feb. l.~“Kelly has signed," re l
marked Director Billings to airport“- )"ester- 3
day. “Became to my place of businim at ,
noon, and I as ed him if ho wax ready to sign E
a contract. llc mid that he was. and I made :
out the paper, which in itimply ii renewal of l
the. contract of 1&7, and he signal it. lie!
will receive the same salary that be had last
year. Kelly is looking finely. I think he
will play great ball for in; next season. I?
gleaned from him that he was utterly indiilur— i
out about the captaincy, and would he muss;
lied With any decision that we would arrive 1
at. He said that it was indifferent to him i
whether he was captain or assistant. captain.”
Three Killed and Several Injured.
Counters, 0., Feb. l.—The second section .
of the limited express on the Pittsburg, ('in- i
cinnati and St. Lou'w railroad ran into uni
open snitch near Urbano at 6 o'clock liwtv
evening, and caused a collision with a switch l
engine standing on the liide track. Both
engines were wrecked. Engineer Frank
Brownand Fireman Charles M, Alma...”
the {avenger engine, both of Columbus, were ‘,
instantly killed,» was {(mlniautcr Wclch,§
who was riding with thorn. The nicii iii the l
7
other engine were enabled to ego the danger, l
and jumped in time to save tlic-liiwlvex No '
p’wengcrs were killed. but many were badly
bruived and cut. Tho ears were wrecked ;
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The Sharon Divorce Clue. '
SAN Flutxmsco, Feb, 1. -'i'he supreme court l
yesterday filed its decision in the Sharon i
divorce case It affirms the decree of the,
lower court. which granted to Sarah Altbea’
Sharon a divorce from the late Senator Wit.
liani Sharon, but reverses the order relating
tocouiiscl fees. The supreme murt fixes the
amount of alimony at $1,500 and an annual
allowance of $500. The lower court had
granted $7,500 alimony and an annual allow-
ance of 82,500. besides 855,000 counsel fem
Three of the seven supreme court judges filed
dimming opinions to the enact that Senator
Sharon and Sarah Althealllll were never
legally married.
The Striking Milieu.
ltnnlxo, Pa, Feb. l.—Tho new is still on
the side of the strikers in preventing a re-
Iimption of mining operations in the Schuyl-
kill region. Several ('ollieriea that have been
in readiness for mdaye have been unable
toobtain empty cars, andadelay of thebetr
hrpartof the week may occur beforetha
miner: can go ahead. At the few cowerin-
new in operation the coal mined in being
stacked until there is a favorable opportunity
ion-shipping“. Theattempte-niade to sum
eallieriee at itinerant point: have met with no
mater m than have characterised Inch
otter-to during the put two week:
I
Driven telnletde by lllnel.
Damn, O..Feb.l.-—Louis “Evans, tor-
nurlyuromlnentlminea met this city,
mammal suicide yeflerdey by putting a 83-
mliber bullet through hi: brain. He com-
mlueduiedeedinhtobedreom whilethemt
of the family were dorm Multidim-
Mmlnuteufterhh wtfereaohed him. Ill
mummmummunm‘
admit for the rail act.
Arrested for Counterfeiting.
wit m M tin-om
«new» . m; .
We haven large stock of the
Best Qualllyl‘oi' ‘
Which in rm- Icliiil; at the tollowmc
Low PRICES
Cilllllt‘tICtll'll. I‘Zc ti Count! till
" Tomatoes, 6 “ lit)
t‘ Suctlotaull, Iii ti “ 72
“ Millennium" ii I- iii"
6‘ I’cas. til it "
“ Salmon, IN 6 ..
i‘ . Iflbtllt'l‘tslfll)li' ii “i
.. lllilwlllleitns,li'i ti “
-‘ I'ulnpliln, it! it "
Lani bill but Ira-t
' llllllillll lllliils,
Very good and very cheap at '2“-
or 5 for “.00. We challenge
our catnipclllnro to match um
bargain. [love sold a lot at
them and n few more rcmulnlng.
lll llllllll Gills Wiirailill.
Lure lliun ti mun lit the regular h‘lllll price.
llllllllll ll Ulllllllllli.
iii 0. ll. Jill iiiiiii
beats the town, iry H.
Price. 350 :i III.
I) \ .\’ "it. l.’llII1lIM liltll'll'
“'itulilnglon sin-cl Bridge.
Tllll Mlllllll Mallet
m’l Ill; lll‘is’l‘wm»
M E A T S
SERVED lN 'l'lll: Ilflb't‘ .iiaxnzlc.
If you want the l‘llllll‘t“l MEATS. olitalncdn~
antic-m of tronliloor cool. you will lint! them at my
arkol. n.- will as
Poultry if all KlllllS,
IN ITS SEASON.
F. HAYES.
DllilllJ-l‘s BLOCK. - .socrll NORWALK.
. JCDIIN II. FI'IIKIIIS,
tl‘holmnli and Rt hill Ill-div.- it. all kind? of
Elli All W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
LclliL'li, Lilcllliwnniili. Locust
Mountain. Franklin,
ll'illlciibilrri- t‘onls.
llill llll RUBBER Plili'l.
Yards foot of Washington not .iliir
shall streets. I'niu-b (flici
[him Slow
and
:it SIIlbUJ‘
SWAN AND BUSHNELL.
\t’nomiiuu AND llanll. Dumas nl
Manufacturers’ and Painlers’
SUPPLIES.
Ship (Elia-idlers.‘
36?. ll’A'l'Iilli-S'I'” foot Iluilli.
Illi l DU I: [’0 RT.
PURE LEAD 5: OILS, RAILROAD CHI,
“8. BEST MIXED PAINTS.
Nova Scolla hand made Stroke. Mitts, cti' , timin-
Fl‘yt‘ and macro, Rubber Mitten! iuld Glow-ii. oil
Clothing
Dredging Materials.
LINKS. RINGS. SIIACKLES. NETS. SCOOPS
tillOVhIl.‘ AND FORKS.
0! beat material and in rtiecml patterns for the 039
ler Busim . '
Especially l'repiircil Cotton llredge
ling liopc. Manillii lluoy null "and
Dredge blue.
Oils. Packing. Wallis. Hose. and :1 full line of Eng-
nccn" Silpplico, Marine Light». (Binnie u, Place.
”'5 I'll" 1'0“ K I’ll l0 HS.
Syria! Attention (0 i by Mailer Manage-r
such. “taunt;
_. 0N...“
Social Etiquette.
. Compiled from the latest and (W8! lmrkii
on (he silly'ect by “Aunt .llilti'lda."
PRICE. 40 rente.
'l‘llie book phould be In every family ilceimiis of
knowing "The prom thing to do." We all den-ire
to behave properly and to know what In the hurt
school of manner». What. elloll we lunch our child.
ri- . that they may go out llllo‘tho world well bred
men and women?
“SHORT HINTS" contain! the uni-wet, and will
be mailed to any nildrc-ii lieu-go prepaid on receipt
of price,
SPECIAL.
Until further notice we will mail etch of our
friends a copy of the above velmbte book mile-ail
tree of mime, it they will mail us if: wrapper- of
Dobhlmi' ltlccinc Soap. . ,
By tolding up the wrappers no you would a news-
popcr, the poetiiize will be only 2 unit.
Mun put your full name and «tom on the
olitnldept the bundle and mile on the word kil-
ipietie nine. and then we will know who tenth it.
I. L. CRAGIN & Cu,
rmmoumuu. PENN.
full. ”1.1!: l illicit.
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Ma..nt.waww-im.w. “WWW.“i
Willflll'WUWl
One" “nature-The pen.
lice!
(’3 blah, that with". and herb,
Veal
owed Beat. Saint Tongue. llama,
8h (lore. Bacon. Batman. l'umk-
fortIJltc,
Home Dressed Poultry ,a Specialty.
, Orders Delivered l’reniptly.
CHARLES SMITH
’ 58 Wa-lllnllon Street.
'Jom.‘ "rnls'rmiil.
OPTICIAN,
83 Main St., So. Norwulk,
m H. s. ROOD’S JEWELRY STORE.
CANDIES
(if all kinda. FirstCluu
(‘0RNIYt'0l'lAS. CANDY Tl)\'§.nnda full insemi-
ment of ornlillicnlal candy.
MrsJohn Holland
MUBER'S BLOCK.
“‘5", .
B. F.8ieVens,
illSlc HALL Bl.0t‘li,
I! the place to cut
First-Elisslliiiellis
othll mutant
LOW PRICES.
We re“ the ('oiclicster t‘rciiincr:
Butter ill Rolls.
We also have it lino lot or other
and try II.
If you “it,”
600]] BUFFER [ll TEA,
Try us. V. c lune llir [kn-i.
If. F. STEVENS,
MIYSIt‘ I! A M. [H.(N‘K.
ciiiiii lilili
I} Fl] ’Al “I N‘(}
GEN I'll“ I. BLACKS)! II" I Nil.
This in tin» ism-on In which to prepare for mull-r
and ii i! hem-r lo cci ready for rough Il’fll‘t‘l man to
wait until the busy winter Mtamn
Work of ull kinds pertaining to liarviixcc milking,
and general liluclinlnilhing promptly attended to.
Wagon!- of all kiiidr mode to ordcr.
Wagon! for enli-
Henry Tilly.
_ iiilx STREET:
JOHN H. SMITH,
iliilsl. ,~
‘90 —
Vi
ammo u. Biron.
Livery reed‘eiéble
ll it ““1th INTEL,
llorsc-x lllldf'lllflnxefi iolct for all necurionr.
Cntrlnuce M )t'llvl lomt't‘l All'l'ralno.
(loud 'l‘urlionln lit lteamnablo Prices, ,
’l‘clcplioiic connection. M ll
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F A 6 103 Y
To let or for Hilc, corner [lily and Raymond streets.
ENQUIRY. 0?
ll. A. Woodward or Russell -l-‘rolit. p
BHlllllllm:n;::lell'8~!
BUILDING
J .H Kinefelter,
mmm’
llials, Fill lllilllll,
Vegetables, Fruits,
GAINS!) GOODS. 1:310.
M
Butler that we are selling low. (‘onicz
mm STREET. SOUTH NORWALKl
E. A. Woodward.
/ “m I
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lilllllia Fill.
, lullmlla Fill,
For the\pilrpqse of Mg
, lli iiilill Bliaili Mlllll,
Vlilllllllllllfl Fflgflpvu iiil’ci- this choice liiiiiil or one week at
i. ll low price
,A. DICKE MAN & SON,
39 Washington street. South Norn'iilll.
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Used bypill noted delilel‘sin
,Horses and t'nltle. Contains
iliiorc . liiitl'iiiiclit than Corn,
'Oiilini' when. and told ”Oi"
iiiirmlliw ii) xii cost price. l
llaymondllrus
General Agents.
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FOR YOUR
Fresh} Meats.
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
”00f!!! delivered promptly and special attention paid to orders left at the niiirkct. A full line of
VEGETABLES;
(30 TO
’ D0N’T I'VDRGE'I‘ THE PLACE.
II. II. HARVEY S PeopleS’ Market,
l . FOR . A. R» TYLER. Pr0p.
lLady’s Rubbers!
!
25 Cents. FREE RETURN FARE
\ WILL BE GIVEN BY
' " 3 B HALL 8: CO
Mons Rubbers, W. . .,
, 0, 75.
All our}: IlllPkt'i“, lunch. hilfll’lpllffl. flow. I and whip brim: minted liI li-zl- than half ruliir
‘ M EN h“ BOS'I‘l ) N
«a ti-l'ou a.“ 3": lth . l5, 2.2 , :‘Ah'. mu! 2" rent-2
iHm Rubber Bu“ ii ‘ Shopping and Traveling Bags.
Wcrril“ cents; red lickcl price tile. \chl‘inc; red tlckcl nice. 3*. Were 75c; red ticket price 50c.
. \ 'cic 5}; ml ticket rice 7."). all_51.:25 and $1.35 bags. climce lit 51. All $1.30 and $1.75 bilge, choice at
Eel " All 52 and 3 Ratings, choices? $.50. lmrhvr. plil~h. brass and worsted goods all marked rc~
. ~ l flflrllll'fit‘ DI curt.
"i f; l prices
i5- .00.:
. To all who during dummy >Ilflli purchase to amount of 51010 at their
RED TICKET SALE.
and place-d
: Lo.
Perfumery. DOORS. silverware and all :il‘lii-lci h ulgllt for iloliduys will go at rcd ticket
' Merino Underwear.
5 horn of red ticket bargains. American hosiery. best quality.
ladicr‘ goods n dutcd:
l ‘ Scotch Wool Underwear.
. l tlcnto‘ best Scotch wool shirts and drawers, full regular made. will
I \\ ll.l. PAY Till-I . amulet underwear all mavkcd alafitouishing prices.
25" l’I'icelicloaks, Seal Wraps, and Seal Sacques
lull-will feel iiicinllucnri: of red til-he‘s. Elegant soil wratw that were Still). sit?) and ‘ . we have
Rags. Bones, Bottles Iron 5 marked Sloll, $125 and elm. 'l‘bcsc are the best goods, and the mint fashionable that can rlilild».
; ~. l Mild lflt‘h’l‘lfi “Ill goal $75 and 3&0
; and Metals.
ilicst quality,
Shirlsfnnd drmvcrs,'5'2, now 8|. All
l2 Main Street.
: U go in about hall‘ price.
Highest (‘i
Fill:
. . l‘urlics lllnlll’lL'l‘tll’l «cll the-lock by H'IJlll’lL’ nos» -
ml mud in
, \t’ I l.l.Il\iVI PODMOBB,
We will srli :i. livw iciii are is. trimmed with bout black "13”.“. :'.i 55’).
i _ sult'l‘ll nonwaLK.
We do not claim these to’bctho
lic~t final. int they are worth ,ltltl each.
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gALL GRADES,E
T. BURR GUYER. 36 SON.
{ AM» .-\1'
_ SPRINGWOOD.
.Lowest Prices
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ALI. ORDER.“ FILLED PBOMI’TLY.
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:(‘I'I‘Y FOLKS FIND IT TO I'IIEIII ADVANTAGE‘TO TRADE WITH US.
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flare received a large invoice of the Celebrated
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BOOT & SHOE STOI‘E, { the... direct from factory in M3Illl’,0|ll and obtain a ram ile mn. which is guaranteed to bathe linut arti-
cle. in this line, n town.
Clark & Lane’s Block, new-mop Blackberries.
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: Dew-Ii rop Suecolaiill.
Ilew-llrop l'ciielicn. l flow-Drop Apprlcole.
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These goods are citiclly drill-chin, and are put up for more whomn apprccfatc .-i gmlarticle. We
are general mum and have exclusive rule for this brand in this town.
HARD PAN PRICES.
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‘ lion GROWS. PRKSII EVERY DAY. .
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AND nouns.
Moe a full line of
Oranges, Lemons. .rralto. Cranberries. Eggs
. and Canned Geode. ,«
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sale Agent for Nomi-Ill. i
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