’ for 81.3“)-
LOOKING FOR A PLA
DEMOCRATIC LEADERS EXPRESSING
THEIR PREFERENCES.
It. National Committee [liable to Agree
Cm a fleeting Place at the tint scy’
”Oil-'30" the Dclegatlom Voted~ bat: '
Franckeo la the lead.
Wulmotos, FibI '.'- -'lho Dentin radii.-
nominal mmnntlee was called to order at l" . ‘
O'clock yesterday in the hall adjoining \I‘ iI- I
lord's hotel, by Chairman Barnum. .‘IlI.
Willhm Steinway, the piano manuim turer,
wueelectedto fillthe vacancy In the New
Yorhdehgafioa causal by the deathof llu«
bu'tO. Thompson Alter considerable. dis-
mal-ion as to the time 01 holding the conven-
tion July 3 was determined upon by a vote of
58 to an The committee then listened to the
claimed the various cities on the place of
meeting. IV. W. luller spoke for Chicago,
Gen. Bani F. Hunt for Cincinnati, Hon. is i-l.
Coxfor New Y,orli Mayor ham-is {or St.
mandl'leratiov C. King, of VeIada, lor
Banl‘ranciseo
. The committee then pro
mailed to ballot.
'l'heflratandaecond ballots resulted in 15
votealor Chicago, 14 for St. Louis lblorfiun
Francisco,“ .. (or New York and l {or Cincin-
nati. Ontbe third ballot Chicago and ht.
Louis each gained 1 vote, and New York
dropped out. On the fourth the tote stood;
I 'hicago, 16; St. Loni», 1mm l-‘-rauiisco,
l5; and then there was no change until in
the neventli ballot Chicago lost I win and St.
W2 ,all of which went to Sun Francisco,
swelling the vote for that city tubs; The
eighthballot brought a similar rcsult. The
ninth allowed a loss of l to Chicago, which
went to San Francisco, making the vote for
that city 19; and on the tenth and last ballot
before adjournnient the vote stood; Chicago,
15; 8t. Innis, 14; San Francisco, IT. The
committee at 6:15 adjourned until today
without making a choice.
An analysiao! the mic ull lllt.’ truth and
last ballot, {urnishcd The lulled Press by
Mr. E. B. Dickinson, the official storingraphcr
o! the Democratic national committee, show:
the preferences of the dim-rent state and tor.
ritorial representatives to have Tlt‘t‘ll as follows:
For Sim Francisco—California. t'oII‘IrnIlo,
Georgia, Maryland. Minnesota. Nevada. Uro-
gon,\’irglnia,West Virgin ia,ArizI Inn. anotn,
Idaho, Montana. New Mexico. i'tnb, Wash.
lumen and Wyomingpl‘.‘
For Chloagtr—AL’IIIaIIIa. i'mIIII-IIiiI-Iii, lili-
uois, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, .Vcbraslia, New
Hampshire, New Jersey, Sew York. North
l'arolina, Pennsylvania, lino-III.» ,lsliiuil, \‘cr—
niont and Wisconsin— l.3.
ForStIiouis—Arltansne Dclauara, Horiila,
lndiaua, Kansas, Kentuiky, Lmllsitilln, Mama—i
(husatts, Missisippi, Miswuri, Soutlil'hruiiua,
l'cnnesseefl'cxas and I’L‘Xrll'l, of I 'uluiiibia it.
For ('iucinuati-— lbvlcgutn :lruntrnng, nl'
Uhiu.
Gorge in the Susquehanna.
\I’ILnsBanIn-r. l’.z., l-‘I n. LEI—Tho ice inI
the Susquehannaniwr lw- .. III III muw hv~rc at
3 oclock yostcidaI tiftcrumut. .\t o “clock it
gorged between Plymouth flllil )iiiiticoke.
At? oclock it was ob htwn {cot :ilrvvc Iuw
outer mark
LANCASTER, l’. n., l-eb. wry-The im in the
Susquehanna at Columbia begun moving L'L‘II
evening, but suhoequcntl) stoppml. Tho riI'I-r
is slowly rising. A gorge has forum! at
Chickics, and a serious gorge is npprohendnl
at Turkey Hill, where the ice from the pro g
vions break up ‘3 still lodged.
She Polluvcly Identified Them.
Button, Ma, Feb. Zl—fiveml witnesses
were produced by thestate yesterday who
saw Stain and Cromwell, or men resembling
them, in Dexter about the time of Cashier
Barmi’amnrder.‘ MmAmandaCh-mwas
the only one who positively identified the
prisoners. She swore tlmt she saw then come“
out of the bank premises. Shepointedout
Stainnnd Cromwell from among a crowd,
and declared they were the men the saw.
Her testimony mused a sensation.
The Big Gull.
. Pimecno, Feb. Zl—The llainsworthgun
was th'n morning placed in the large anneal—
ing furnace prepared especially for it, and
will be hardened by a new procms. The gun
as it now rests in the lathe is a perfect beauty.
'l'heouts'de has been turned oil and shines
like a mirror. The horn hi perfect. “'hen
thetwodrills met there was not the niriation
0! the millionth part of an inch. The breach
has been turned oil, and tho gun is now In:
graceful as a thing of life.
Killed!!!“ Wile and lllmaell.
Kisosros, Ont, F.ob ‘.,..—“.\'0, we have
parted {or the last time," said Mrs. Peter
Bhandreau, 01 Demonic, aged 17 years, to her
husband, who was excitedly pleading {or her
return to his home. ' Then, " he exclaimed
with an oath, “we part. in death” Then
Shandreau riddled her body with bullets lle
lied, and soon after shot hiuisell through the
heart. Shandreau was a careless, shiltlmt
fellow, with a violent temper. lb- wns '33
years old.
Be Wu Not a Dnamlter.
Loxhox, Feb. %.-»A man was arrested at
Coleu'alne, County Londondcrry. for having
a quantity of dynamite in his pimiou, the
[Xiliceamerting that they had caught a con-
spirator, andtbat his arrest would lend to
important disclomres. As the man clearly
provedthat the dynamite was designed for
blasting purposes hewas released, and the
explosive was lorwardod to its destination
under the snort of the police.
Ir. Depew at mile-ago.
Cmcaoo, Feb. ZI—The celebration of
Walliington’t birthday by the I! nion League
chhdtbhdty,m begun at 4:30 o’clock
ymday afternoon, in Central Music hall,
at which time Hr. ChaunceyM.Depew,of
New York, delivered an eloquent adilrem.
The was a large and distinguished amlionco
and Mr. Dennis addre- was listened
towitb deep attention, and lrequently enlhll'
statically applauded.
Anatole-Ira Monument.
Gmumto, Pa" Feb. Zl—The last of the
Ohio lnlantry monuments. formally dedicated
last September, it now here and in course of
erection. Along with it came the Twelfth
inset-minimum
A High-Priced Collie.
ltaw You, no 21—1119 attendance at
the dog Ihow yuterdayand Int iilglitm
fan] 10,”. Clark Balcoma Dane waa
awarded ti;- lpecial prim for the but Am
. Pla'pont Hm bought
rough coated collie, Bendlgo,
A '1” I‘ll-m Convicted.
mm flax—Ilene] Helium.
waa «murder lathe
m’flhthemmm wife ill a
“flaming-rue
M «:3th
Guam mm.
Al. MM
wwhwflh ammo.
Izww cum monastic.
m
The Joint Committee Ital by the lee-
ter Work-ea.
Portsviuz. Pa, Feb 21~The jointeclno
,uiittee ol Knightaot Labor-ad ”If:
. mated emulationsmot here yesterday“!
I Briton upon Master W orlimau Inwic.’ order ,
,lur rcumoptmu
I murderwuruistal byanumber at as;
mobile In amount of alleged discriminn
lions on the part of the Philadelphia anvil
Reading Coal and It on mpany against the;
. strikers “TIP“ they applied for work on “on .
lit a "incipient!- or this strong pres
sum was brought to bear upon Mr. Lewis to
unions him to revoke his order. lie relusod
todosountil the grievances had been per-
mumstipml by the joint committee
Hie} hut.
Mr. Lewis had an interview with Manager
Whiting, and that gentleman natured him
that all trouble should be satialactorily ad-
justed, amithataflbandgexceptmchaahad
been permanently discharged, would be given
work ill a few days In the event of any mis-
understanding about the agreement the (lit
lererice will be adjusted by Manager II biting
and Master Workman Lewis. All griei ance-
in the meantime will be referred to Master
II orknian Thompson, with full power to act.
The joint committee, in View at the mill“
ant-ea, unanimously indoroad the action «I!
Mr Imwis in ordering the men back to work
and dircctcd that all assemblies that Tim! not,
I yet obeyed the order should comply IIith it
at once. This ends the strike in the Sibuyb
I Ilill rimiou.
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A BRUTAL MOTHER. §
Beating "or Buy to Death lineman He
Was Not to Sun-cunt] Thlel.
Nssuiitw, Tenn. Feb :23. -A peculiarly
brutal deed occurred in a Crawford street
den yesterday, a negro wnnuiu inhumnuly
boating her “year-old boy to death. Her
I story is‘ th: it she punisbcd the boy (or strafing
cum] of which she had Iainly tried to break
him and that she did not intend to seriously
injure bin). The boy said that his mother sent
him to tho coal yard, onlI- ring him to bring
bar I: a bucketof coal, but gave-him no money
The man caughtliim taking the coal and {III
lowed him home. W hen his mother heard it
she pretended to ban: him giIo the mom-y to
buy it, and pltking him up slammed him
against the wall, breaking one arm and
cntshing in his side. Then she took a leather
_ strap and bust him nith the heaiy and until
his Sfli'f‘tlllb' brought intlie ncighlmm, “ho
‘ sumniuuul the palm quII but! In- ~r iiirmtcil.
T-Iiei liilII “us put to bc 1 qul nmliiul at
tuition Hunnuunwl, but Ilt‘ soon iliul. llc
. spoke II ith the grcatest iiitliciilty. and nearly
’ “[ng thcr bi bi ,fllS and nods I)! the bead. 'lqu» I
i chi“ nu.» a Trail little fellow II lio lllLs man} 1
times Idoi‘c been .511.ij ted to tl'lltl‘l'tfll.‘
nient In‘ltllll‘it‘ he could not steal million
1 III-{ti tlull.
Almost lllinulml llis Adversary.
H I. 12 .IIIEIII N. .l. ,h- b. Zl— .\ prize tight
in II; plum ymtI riluy alt. moon inn burn on
I Ihr- hilt In l’ntltl, bctwcau John Must: ruin un:
'JIIIIII-s III- -I',nn both I. Ii :ibc -th pin, iii~t~z lIIIIr
‘iIINpcriitc and Mouth rl‘llllll‘ \Ul‘t' Tint gill
; lh Iriu drew that blood but Muslcmvn {urn-II
' tlII- Iiv ,ghtiug in thc third round. tic-ml} IIIlllIl
in; . his llllltlglllll~1,nlllllll[Ilt‘fHIIHIIIlingIllliI
kn ~- TIMI him out lb Inn Iimlqiolli lililllahl‘tl,
I and has taken home in u but It Tucuty the
sp 'rting ill! II IIiIncxs-«l thr. Ii giit. “Illl‘ll was
> Torn Ivtlrwuf 31m, Mrntnmuu wcqu-II with
I a few scriiIi-lii-s.
.—
Killed by n lllow.
It It' ANASDAXGCA, N. YI l-‘.eb 2.3. —E.lunrd
'.lox, “ho Nu: arrested for murder my; I
Taken to Brockport for examination yestir- I
day. Thecrimelor which be was arrested ‘
was committed in July, 1556 Slavin, the
man who was killed, had been on a spree tor
Ionic days, and one moming he groped his
way up the steps of his home and died' in the ,
hallway. Slnvin was in McGovem's saloon
in Brockport when Edward Fox failed him
with a blow on the neck and jaw. Fox I." I
also suspwtcd of a murder which owurrcil in ‘
Pennsylvania some time ago.
i Rebellion. Nona.
l’mseviw, Pub. ‘33. —It was loomed \t's—
torilay that the sisters of the Umiliue order
in this city, who rcccntlyrclwllcd against the
bomb interfering W itlI their temporal
[Km are leaving quit tly fur their llama in
France. The sisters haw a handsome con-
vent here, which met nearly 8300, 000, but the
rebellious nuns have resolved to desert their
beautiful home and return tothcir native land.
A number of thesistem have already sin-corded
in eluding the vigilance of the mperiors, and
the others are watching their nplmrtunity tn
‘St’lllll'.
l’reaa Club “on Entertalucd.
Bummmn‘r. Conn, Fob. ‘.L'l.~Col. William
ll. Stevenson tcudcrcd ti banquet to the mom»
hens o! the L‘omm-ticut Press t'IIIb Insatiation
last evening at the Atlantic lecl. About
fifty members were present. also at number of
invitadguests. Among the latter wemt’nl.
John A. Codierill, president of the New York
PM club; Maj. G. ll. Buckley, of Ibutnu;
Col. N. G. Osborn. Gnu. E. G. Stoddard, Col.
l. I. ”organ, of New Haven, and Col. '1‘. li
Watson, of New York. Alter com-o, toasts
II\ ore respondml to until a late hour
Killed by the l mplre.
Cuarraxoooa, Tenn, Feb. Zi—While the
studI-nts at the Methodist university, tlll‘lt‘lly,
were playing baseball yesterday Ben Magill,
the umpire, and J 1. Johnson, a bosc runner,
got into a dispute about Johnson touching the
home plate Magill struck Johnson on the
head with a hat, cruahingthe skull. Johnson
died in two hours. Magill (scoped duringtbe
(animation, and has not yet been captured.
Both young men were 21 years old, and stood
high in the community, and the allalr has
«mt a deep gloom over the city. ‘
lmal Option Victorian».
litaitaltt'it, I). T., l-‘cb. Lil—A case which
has been or great into-rust to tho wholo torri-
tory was decided in the supreme court. It
was to not the local option or prohibition law
passed at the last election, [or which sixty
~ (our out at eighty-live counties voted. After
much arguing it was finally decided that the
local option law mint reign supreme in Ilium
sixty-tour emotion, and that the liquor tmlllc
mint bc aboliiihcd in Ilium places, some of
which depeml a grout deal on taxu collected
from the liquor sale.
Illa My Terribly Mangled.
Henson, .8. Y., 1- ob 53-4 shocking ac-
cident occurred at theUnlon knitting mill,
In this city, Tuesday evening, wbcrebfllra
It ilcox, employed in attemling the ma—
, chinery, was horribly mutilated. He was at-
tending . “whiner” machine that ranks
];m revolutions per mluute,when be was
caught inn loopof the goods and drawn into
tliennchlne bythoarmand whirlednrmmd
thealtaft. The machine mstopped and he
was removal. Tim is no proqyect of his re-
core-Ivy.
noun at 01.400.
Ileana“, Feb. m-—Abllo Hamel, at New
We have a large stock of the
Beat Quality of
canned Goods
II’IIIrII III on "haunt ”I“ I-Ilinwin:
LOW PRICES’
t'eunultoru. IL'i- humus till
Intuition, ll ti “ [i0
" succotaeh, III II “ I'.’
» Lima lit-ans,“ t; 0- .2
" Peas, 15 IE " .‘I‘l
“ Salmon, III II 0' l 05
“ lobsterlstar)” Ii " IOO
" llahedlii-uusflfi Ii -- ~_l_
“ l'uuipliin, 1:! ti " 6t»
luI-t but not Icehl
GTIIIIII‘INT ATIIIIIIS,
Very good and Very cheap at 2lc
5 for 8100. We challenge
our competitors to match Illllt
bargain. III-re sold it lot at
them and in ten morc rcninlnln".
All these Golds Warranlel
Ii'rr III-” III ili‘ :I' Iii‘ (I _'II :Ir l’t I i 31' H
“Billie 8.6011131qu
GET [1. G. JAVA GETFEE
heats I'llt town, try Il.
Price 9. 35c :1 lb.
DANIEL la’lll’fli‘lEIHVI-Zl
Washlngluu Street Bridge.
The NITIII Market.
—~—-'l Ill! IIEhT—
ME“ATS
Sl'lltl HI) I.‘ THE Ill; T ,\l;\.;1‘\l'llt.
lfIvIu “rial lb:- ilmuc-t )Il'IH-t'lb‘ Ulllltlil'ilfi":
InIImuItI-uibanI-I Inn VI tilmlilumalmy
,\lari._ul li"\i| I u
Poultry III all Kinds
IN ii? >E.‘>H'.
F.1—IAYES.
”.IIIlllilFslelmK, -, sul'Tll .‘I'IIltIII .Il.li
.HtEIS II. F!“ RINK
IIIAIIIIII
Brick. Lime. Ceme
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lchigh, Lucknwmiuu,
Mountain, Franklin,
“MIIkl‘Slml‘l‘t- hulls.
AEIEI iii RUBBER pi
Yards :‘rm!
shell *tl’t‘t‘lf‘.
Dlll‘l Slim:
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E'rng-L ‘.:2l_,.:l
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SWAN AN E BUSHNELL
Wuoumau asn llriiii. limes In
Manufacturers’ and Painlers’
BUPPLfES.
bliip ( handle-r. .
36?, WATER-51., I'ooi
BRIT)“ El’Oll'l‘
Ilium,
l’l'lll‘. LEAD J.‘ “IL“, RAILROAD ('01. .
Its. "EST MIXED PAINTS.
‘.\'m .I SI ultn hand In: HTI' Sm k9,.\‘|1tt.~. v- I. .t‘ImII:
Ht H and ri-p rs RI. I In 1’ mm tie and hint. I» ”II
t'iiitliiniz
Dredging Materials.
LINKS. RINGS. SMAI‘KIIES. SETS, M‘UIII'B
r9 llui Bl.» AND l-‘ultlis
("but man :2 III and! n Ipecml [P'tllt me for tho (II-
t-- r Bit-im- 5:0.
Ilspcclully I’repnrcd t'ottou Ilrcdgc
bag llopc. .lliinilla lluuy and "and
Dredge Linc.
UIIB. Packing. “ash II M lllill :‘IilIII IIIII 0! En, ’
liccnt :Inppllie Mivirint l. VIII“. tnisn» Flue.
WEE“? \OIEK I’IIICLS,
Special Attention to Order: by will or Jlulinimr
ShOrt Hints
— m.— UV —————
Social Etiquette.
(,‘mnptlul {mm llmlulcalmul I» II! Inn} .‘4’
on "It' subject by "Aunt llnhhlu."
l'lllt l“ 40 l t utr.’
1TH" book PthlIllTll lIiIiIty luluily IIUIII'OVIIA «I!
luumiug‘ 'I‘lii proper IlIIugIIIIIu' ’ lie all [In-In
iutnwbawpmtxtly and to know Iiliat l-t tlii but
H‘hool of iiiaiincrr. “but nimli \tl'll‘flt‘b our t'T‘IlitI'
I’I'll Ihatthvy may IqomiiiIIIoIlicwmlil mil lIrIil
mm and women?
' allult'l' "INTO" romaine llIc :InrwI-r and will
In mailed to any address portage prrpaid on rcrr ipt I
of price.
SPECIAL.
l mu lutthc-r notice we will mail cm Ii of our
{mint- 3 copy or the allow valuable book mtl— andv
trcc of twetagc, Il tlIi y will mail us If) wrnppn- n- of
Dobbins Elttll'lt‘ Soap.
lly totaling up the wranpm at you would a news-
pap r. the postage: will be only 2 amp.
always put your lull mine and address on the
olimdc o! the bumlh and “I‘m: on the mud bin
qui in also, and then wc VHII know who reads II.
I. L. CRAGIN 8: Co,
PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
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II. I. fat. one.
187' to IBIS.
Olllcu, 436 Main Sin-ct,
IIIMRMR‘I‘. CONN.
TASTINGTIIN lIElET
Ono Quanta-Tho Beat.
[Iii-ell Veal, lamb, Hutton. l’orh. salt and hub
'omed lied. Smoked Tongue um
shouldn't. Baromllalocmi, Prank—
(one. Kit.
:Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
' Orin-rs bothered Promptly.
CHARLBSSMITH
ml Washington Street.
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
Jewelry,
».I.\'ll~
Silverware.
sin-I. 'lI nth-alien paid In ll- rIvIpi m. r II! (Inc
won iII- F and jrvulr)
53 Slam filrcct.
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IN H. S. ROOD’SJEWELRY STORE.
CANDIES
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BAKERYI
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lilolll ulrrImnII-zut i i imlI
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l.|l I“. It’s Ill. lit K.
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“4' soil lllc
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i-llutllr tluit or are ~I'lling' -uII. l'iInIcI
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GENE GENE NE TE TEA.
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MI 5“ II ALI. BIA“ It.
HENRY TILLY.
GAEIIIAGE MAT NG.
[£19.] ’AIIIII‘K;
‘IIIFIVFII ll. BLACKS.“ l'l'lllStl.
The i» the -. m-ou III who II to phi‘FI‘tl’t tor mum
and I: I! lnIIi-r infli‘i rI Lily {or rot: .,::i m. iIthsu iv
u in anti 1 III. Ii my mum moon
Worko! mi kinda Inrtaiuiug In carriage mak‘ini
and In uirui III Iii Iii-mill. iii-,3 prumplly nrlc mini to
“‘- .Iguu- I»! m; limil- umdr III onl-r
\II- again. {or rah.
Henry Tilly.
‘ nits :I'I'uuu'u
£05453 H. SMITH '
FLETIST.
MAIN STREET. sour“ souwaw
GILBERT M. BITCH,
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I Liveryand Peed Stable
. WARWICK lltll'lfln
llorrm and ('mtagniotit lnr oil "I mm
I Carrion-c at Depot In Inl'tl All Tmum.
i Good Tnmotm at Rmnimlm I'riu—
'l’cI cphonc roumrttim
inefeltér, .
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chctiiblcs, Fruits,
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tin TI)
G. H. HAEIEY’S
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Mens’ Rubbers,
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Nl ENS' BOSTON
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Ilcst quality,
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thc IIcast Mont-y ,
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7H. S-IIIIIIWN’S
BOOT it SHOE STORE,
Clark & Lane’ a Block.
MAIN STREET.
:6 ET 'l‘IlE BEST
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STEAM HEATER. ,
Twenty In use In this town. one of them In the
Remind once. where It can be min operation on
application.
W. H. MEEKER,
sole Agent for Norwallt.
Banl'tary Plumbing and how Ml! heating a
ill! t In all-mot“
”.mmid'mmma Th. minimum,”
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Ilt’orthtlcla Creamer) Butter In PRINTS, ..... . ...... ....... 351: ll)
('ocoannl Macaroon... .......................................... 25 "
it'liolce Florida arm-g gcs,Al.l. PRICE-:5, .
l‘lnu Lemmas ' j
("lclirntcd Dew-Drop Canned Corn and \cgclahloi, ‘
"l‘lic tcry Bcot Texts and l'ollccp,
20c qt
Wllllc Ilocli (I'uml) Syrup,
Full t room (Lunatic,
l'urc Maple Syrup, ................... . ,, , . .I ., .............. :IIS “
him-I Soup, WILL FLOAT, (I'llkt'. ......... . .................... 05¢
All First Class Goods ut Loucst Possible Prices.
SEYMOUR BROS.
BUY ,
THE LIGHT RON N ING
New , Home
I Sewing Machine.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
3“.) Washington Sli'cct.
South Norwailli.
.HALL a; 60.,
BRIDGEPORT.
Inventory Completed!
élv‘resl Bargains Brought I0 Light
2'0le Dru» l.’ Mule l~- -! )ehl- IIIIII- :iIlII-ili-cil III Iilln'r
bonanza: IUtI-. ourpiicc :tl cti. true In:
bin. Lavina-I;- - :“ rt». tic-415: b‘IrIlI- ( III'II'HII (2 .~ “ulw ‘V‘nttl’l l'laids. all Wool '3- cm. All
“no; l'ln II Si. .‘Ii‘fi I‘I. il'i u- z .v‘n .vrII -ir W l'. I 17- .I II In a R-wilarprm‘. 17., '1», :ltl, and
‘N Hamburg BIL:
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1‘ CLOAKS-
Mil I'llrli hi: pic-I, ill and If ’t'
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Ni‘“lll3l’kt’l- curt!) hull ivriv'r.
Linen Department.
Interesting to Housekeepers.
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REMNANTS
AF of Bicaciml :iual Hui! Bit-achcd Fable Dummies.
lhIIusebiIIIlJ . Iul 'llI_ _I ml: in I :wh pit-Io. Tim. are TIMI} home-t goods, we'll
i mad. and nnrcwti r. F.“ I! II II Will be marlin! in I :u_ Ii gun» both I? I, 'Inulily and price. Tho
t'lillrl'iOI \I'li‘i Irv KIHDI‘ ri ‘IIID' I.;.irr;i'ni' I‘Inlvgr TIII might i~I~ru_ ' (rum
25c. to $2. O0 per yard.
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'iFreshMeats
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PEOPLES’ MARKET.
tilIIII-Il':h1.1TI,'-l’ may and spuiai altciui
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VEGETABLES.
003"” Form E'l‘ THE PLACE,
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER, Prop.
GROCERIES AND. MEATS
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T. BUR]! GUYER (35 SON.
SPRIHGWOOD.
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CELERY
HOME GROW. PIKE" EYKRY DAY.
" HOME DRESSED CHICKEN S. 63383
AND DUCKS.
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(Oranges. Lemons. Fruits. Cranberries,
I and Canned Goods.
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Meat. Fish. Oyster-a. mama and location:-
Remaon’s M atrik. e t I.
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