' . DENOUNCING THE TREATY.
GANADIAN SENATORSI AND cou-
MONERS DISSATISFIED.
TED Oplmfliuu laInIIIIr in the morale
speak- »! It an the "LIIII: II'IIIIIIIIgIou
l'atuhworli." and [Innth ('rllll'h'll
Junk Chamberlain's III-lion.
DUAWA, Ont, F'IIlI, 'S—The III-nuts IlIIalt
with the fishery treaty )Hesterda). in the
debate on the adoption of the wldmas' in re-
ply to thespeoch from the Ihrolnr thIrII was a
lively time in the senate. All thI- speakers on
“to gum-amt side eulogizII-I Hir l'harles
Tammi-and his colleagues, lll‘l‘ luring that the
My!” a just one, c-alculutul to settle Illi-
flcnltiasot long stainlmg.
senator Ham, on lllllll‘ilcl’ o! militia ina
farmer administration, delivered a went-bin
Whicbtbogoverament and tho fishery coni-
midoners were roundly abused lul‘ sacrific—
ing Canadian interests. The cause at friction
between thaI'two countriw. bu said, was not
rammed byjthe late Washington patchwork.
Canadians willingly preferred to extend the
hand 0! fellowship to tlIII American people:
rather than to have their rights bartcred
under the nominal title 0! a treaty. Mr.
Chamberlain was ill qualified to represent the
imperial government. He came toAnIeriIIa
as the representative of the British manufaIu
hirer. Asettlement must IIII. Illected atnll
hazards, and Canadian rights moril'IIIIId in
order to preserve relutiom bctII'I-cn England I.
and the United States. Mr. Seott analyzed
the various clauses (It the treaty, stating that
Canada bad granted many concessions With-
out receiving a single one in' return. llccl-
procity of trade between thI- two countries
was the only solution or thII dilllculty. Thu
fishery treaty, he said, would prow a dis-
axtrous bangle to Canada, and “lllllll an-
other year would give rise to increase] tric-
tionbetween the two countries. lie attrib-
uted the surrender largely to Mr. ('lIamhI-r-
lain, and added that (annda's cxpcriIIInIcs
with British diplomats haw: III-cu anything
but profitable
lnthehouse (It commons the movers and
. secondars of the addrvss in rcply to the speech
from the throne congratulate] the llonIiniI'In
on the fisherits treaty. Sir John Mncdonnld
intimated that until the pnpcn arc laid before
parliament the oppm'itiun shut-uh! trcnt the
matter with the discretion that thucircum-
stances called for.
Sir Richard Cartwright HI’IIIl that IIIIIItI-ver
might III: the merit-s IIr tlt‘illbl’llh of III» trI-nty,
position taken by the gIII'IIrnmI-III II your ago.
The treaty has settled nothing.
he found in it in the shape of u rem Ignition of
the just rights (I! ('anadn. Eithcr the gov.
cmments were grossly in the wrong IIIII‘III-II or
they are now. He was surpriv-II that tho
government could come III own now and vxprI-re
the hope that the treaty will IIII rIIgm'IlI-Il I» a
satisfactory settlement of the I Inmtiuih’ at
issue botIImIn thII l'nitwl Stntm and l‘nnwln
He was afraid that thc farts. “'lll‘n Iliwlwa,
would 1‘3ch II doubt “llt'llltfl' ('Imada must
not in the future [aim the conduct of the
treaty into hIIr own hands wltiwut tlII- lint;-
iiib interfering, and thcrcby prawn! her in- .
tensts from bcing nut'rlll't’vl tn III'IIIIIIItII IIII~ ‘
perinl views.
Peter Mitchell, furluvrly ministIIrIII Ii‘h»
cries under thII [Irm'lll proud-2r. mid lIII lllll
not agree with tiw statement In tho <pI-w-h
that both nations Would be salaried with llli‘
treaty. III) did not think the trcnty had
been framed in the interests III I anmla,
Inthecourse of thodebate the banner of
Canadian independence was incidentally
raised. Strongleeling respecting commercial
relationswithtba United States was shown.
mdimhngunexpectadly and significantly tho
Wendunettlud condition or the public
mind on the present political status of the
ll . i
Continent. of Christian Auoclatluns.
limos, Feb. 25.——'l'ho sixth annual coir
{mm of the Young Men’s Christianasso
ciations of the colleges 0! New England, and
of Princeton and New York city colleges was
opened in thh city last evening. Thirty dif-
lareut institutims are represented by our
200 delogntbs. An infomial l'OI-option was
held at the amodation room-I, alter which
brie! addmnes of welcome were made by
President Derby, of the Boston ”II-mm",
and President Warren, 0! Boston IIniI'IIrsity.
Anaddms by Rev. Joseph ll. TII‘I[<’lIt~ll, of
Hartford, completed the Harriers. Three
mus will be held hrday and two on Sun-
day.
Sfleguarda on the Ocean.
Wasnlxurox, Feb. 'J.‘I.—»”l‘hI_- lIIll “llll‘ll
posed the senate Tlllll‘fllfly prowling for an
international maritmm flungl't-s> will IIII-
dnubtedly pass the home It»; mun :I.~ thI- for—
eign afiairs committcc can call it up. The
bill appropriates $0,000 to pay IhI- expenses
of a cmiem'mv to he held in Washington on
Oct. 1 of the present year, and to which the
proddent is to appoint live tli‘lt’gfltl‘S, and in-
vitonpmentntlres (mm mob of thc mari-
time natiom. The purpvn: III the I-uIIlIIrcnIe
is tongree upon an international code of hig-
nale and other regulatimh t-I W'llrt' bettu'
protection at see.
“old (or Jennie Osborne II Death.
Eamon, l‘,a. II‘IIb,' 35. ~11"; I-I-roner'zl jury
in the case (It Jennie Ushornc, tho I iItInI II!
malpractice, found II verdict yontenlay attor-
noonthnt in their opinion Dr. Cox, of Port
Murray; Mn. 3. L Ramsey, of Plaintlell,
N. J.I, J. W. Pace, proprietor of the Frank-
lin hens: George Evans, 0! Jersey City, and
Charles Haskell, alias Lnrnc. were in II Incas-
ure responsible {or her death. Dr. Cox,
Pace and Mn Ranuey were arruswd. Cox
mil Pace garcball Mm Ramsey III trying to
secure ball, but thus tar baa hum unsuIIIIII-Idul.
“In! l'rnln the Wreck.
Nuv Your, Fob. III—Capt. Jacob ll.
Dodge and eight sailors of the American
number Alva B. Pettlnzill arrived hero yel-
” on tho steamer t‘lenluegou. Th0
m loft Cienluogas Jan II, and was
whlly lat ten days after on Randy Kl')’. Thu
when” escaped with their lives They
lured nothing. The Petting“! was built by
Wilma], at Port Dmrlnlr. M-I. , in I574,
Shaw-not IIIII tons, and owned by J. H. W III-
flow & 00.. of Portland, Mn. Blu- Ivrt-I partly
IE
.‘ Bob-mon- rein-Io Primer».
'I son-III Moron, Ilsa, Feb. zu-m
at u:- womm‘u prhon Thum
daylight!” more mioua than was lint
During ill 01’0ng some of the
was brolnm by the unruly
George 0.1km,- Dnrpc‘ntd‘f am.
at the WW, wbile trying to
dbcipline. loll acm- a table and
moral at MI IIIII. Six of the lnmbur-
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Nothing can 5
STILL THREATENINGI
tom '11:» the Grant loo Gorgon lay
Break Down Bridget.
Bantam, Feb. 25—11» has gorge
between Marlena and Columbia. on the Bur
, quubanna river, is threatening gIeat daItrIlc-
tinn of projlt‘ll.) Cars standing on what in
called the riIIIII track are almost submerged
and others hat u been swept oil the railroad.
The bridge spanning the river between
Columbia and W rightville is In a precarious
condition, and has been moved over a foot by
the piled up ice and the force 0! the current.
The as: has reached the bottom of the bridges,
and team are entertainol that. the struItIqu
will be swap! away. The gates have been
closed to people. The Pennsylvania rail-
road track botwaen Marietta and Columbia is
covered with several toot of water, and all
trains are being run by way of Mountjoy.
Between ltenovo and Lock Haven, on the:
west branch of the Husquchanna, than III an
ice gorgo. tour or [Ive miles long, (It a throat
suing choral tor.
LIIIICASTEII, PIL, Feb.
entertained that the l'bilmlolphia railroad
bridge over tho Susquehanna river at Culum
bia will be carried away The water last
night was up to the bridge floor, and the river
is still rising. Another floodil nnounced to
be coming from up the rim,
arrives it is feared the bridge, which is a mile
and a qual'tor long, will not be able to with-
stand it.
A TREASURER'S SHORTAGEI
Accused (Milt-Int lllnIIn-ll (' .Illn {or an
lineatigation.
MIIIIII.I:1IIW.\I, N. Y., Feb. cit—A socond
committcc. nppointml by tin:- boIIrIl o! supin-
visors II! Sullivan county, which has bum in-
vestigating the accounts of IIx-L‘ountyTreas-
uror Charles S. Starr, assisted by Expert ll.
1'. Langworthy, of lhchcstcr, reports an In
cronsc III the alleged ll!!lll‘:l0ll('_V., ’l‘hII rcport
was prim-mod at a meeting; held at Monti-
I-IIllo. The tigurcs are l'lllhl‘ll from $13,000 to
L’tlwlmtlfi A Imit mu IIIIlcrI-Il to rmIovur
tho» amount, II ith intI- rent.
Mr, Starr “as ll't‘llfilll'tll' for l“l.'"lIfl)t‘nl‘S,
IInIl Ilciic III IIIIiI-s an.I disc 0\ cred in ouch yIIII
During the investigation thirty-lire tax books
Were .5101le one night, but their loss did not
prevent. the (liaroycry oi cI'iIlIIIIIIII of the
amount above claimed. Starr was I'cry pop-
ular, and tho nIcnIbIIrs of tho cIInIIIIittIII-s
haIe bw-n plmdul mm in his bchali. lieI
himself calls {or n qul; cinl investigation.
Both >iIlIIs how 1' mploywl numerous cIIImraIl.
5 [p to II. h'm' ago i‘lllllllllllt'I'S rcported the
5 TI“-
| (11- LSllrt' -I-':I accounb' I'I‘IrrcIIt. Th:- I-IirctiI-s on 4
its terms are hum-lonely IIIcomblI-nt IIItII lllv: ‘
SHUT-a bonds claim that thaw.I reports rclraso
, thIIIII Iv! liability.
A Vow Trial for Barclay l'cak.
TREK“)! lIclI. ilI—Barclny l’cnk, thII llur-
lingtun (I'ounty {armors boy, IIIIII was IIIIIlI- Ir
sIIIItIInce (It Ill‘lllll for thc InurdIIr of Katie
I thlllfmJll, hi~ >IIIIIlItIIInI1 has IIscrIpIIIi tth
I Inflow». l his»! .lIhtiIII llt'flhlt'y, In tho
sIIprIIIIIII I~~ Illl'l. yostcrdny. road the lll‘t'lnlun “It
the points rnisul by the counscl of thc con-
III-tuned youth. and uphold flown in tho main.
'lhe judgnn-nt of thI' Inuit III-Inn
rI yam-II. and a non trial IIIIs' graIItI-II.
\\ 51"
; l'lll’ the IIIIInlIIIvI o! Ilia Natural Life.
llmnnir. l-‘ch.
of Frank llIIrlnIrt. for I'IIlIle-itiIII,r with a
IlzulghtI-r of Andrew ’l‘_ (Fray.
llllllt'l‘lllt‘ ngIIoflI )‘II:tr~. brought in II \i‘l‘v
did of guilty )‘I-s‘tI-ruiny nilI-rlII-In. Judge
Snift inImcdintI-iy iIIIpIIwII thI- sown-at pen-
alty of tho inn—imprisonment at JIII km" l'I Ir
life. This Is the first conIiI llull IIIIIhr tlIII
new ago of consent law.
Squiro and Flynn Mun! Stand Trial.
Saw YORK, Feb. 21v Rollin M. Squir»
and Maurice B. Flynn must stand trial. after
Judge Inwrenco in the court of over and
tIIrni'mer, and counsel wad inlornml that
they mint be ready to go to trial on Monday
llt‘xl.
Simultanooun llluppcnrunmu.
CARMOIIARIE, )I'. Y, m. cit—Frank
Wood,a.young and prominent clerk at .\III~
atonlam, is aliasing. Mrs. Norman Hough-
tomarespectedlady. (If this city, has :le0
suddenly disappeared A mmidornblo scuba
lion hasbeen occasioned by these two dire}.
Weave-vially In: it is said that both
partlw are now in tho sumo place, Day Inn 0
'l'lio Bight 0! Woman to Vote.
line—row, Feb. Bit—Tho senate yIIsmI-IlnyI‘
spent two hour: in debating a motion In
rcmnsidcr the vote of Thursday, whom-by the
who!» refused to substituwn bill granting;
Immon the right to vote on the liccnso qmw'
tion. The motion was lost by a my and _I I It
"So" and breaking the tie.
Syndicate to. Train.
that tho sugar sy ndicato Ila-I been I Ulllplt'iflil
and that it will commence operations in up-
capital 01 $10. 000, (XIII l’urtios outside o!
in Now York. Philadelphia, Boston, Balti-
nIorII and Jcrwy City.
Th0 l'mnl Ito-eon.
SI‘Ilt'YlJlt. Nob, ‘cb. lift—«John LII I‘m'ln,
exmunty tnIaIInrer of this: II'olhm county,
halt {or part8 unknown to IwI'Ili ago, but until
ing Iva-I thought of II'II nhscnI-c at tho tiIIIII.
It haII Iainm boon ill—St'lll't‘l‘t'tl that IIII is, bllurl
in tho 51am funds $7,445.37. "9 was promi-
nently mentioned for stnto troasuror and ban
but-n very popular.
film (lot Keith" Husband or “any
NEW \IIRI. F-b.‘ $I~Thv I‘it)’ I'ollrt ya»
mtdfly’Ilt't'ltlfll that lint. Union \iIrlinIimI
by a InatrlIIIIIIIIaI aguncy, cannot rIIIIoI'I-r tho
mutiny IIIIII paid thI ngI-ncy, IIIIIIIIIIIIII cIIII-
tmI-tn III the IIIItrIrIII inI‘onIl Im- against
lowmbh- by I-ithI-r partr
Weaver» .loln tho Spinner».
FALI. Rn Izn, MINI, FIIII. III ”In“ m-nwn
at thIIAmcriIIan lincn mill struck yesterday
allermmn. 'l‘IIIIy rIIIIniw ninetvcn IIIIIItII pvr
cut. but claim that changes in machinery
have Immoral tho number of cola tbeyran
turn out. 'l'bII I40 striking tplnnenat thix
mill on all“ out.
All (”tannin-Ian hurled to Death.
Altman“, N. l’.. Feb. 25.n-llrs. Abram
Peck, m yearn"! ago. was Imrncd to, death
Iutnigbt. Hhc attempted to dump the tire
lntho moldng more wbtm her clotben took
The Antiwar Here-y Can.
Booms, Feb. :5.»-Thc arguments in the
Andorer mm were trauma] and finished In.»
Irma Judge William Allen yeIItI-nlny, and he
willdecidein wbsti‘orm the record thallbo
mienptomnttbe question at Imu- to
thelull beneholtboaapnnmmrl.
Anticipating u [Int-lug.
mknpmtedmtbpnudsnunivmma
cal-rebut, annualvmryottbm
MMWAWII, mum
mutating "tenure pop-rations to «pull
mandarin-Imam
.'.I -—Umat [can are
II when thb,
‘.'.'I,-—'i'III>. jury in thc Inse‘
six-I bring 5
all, on a charge of conspiracy. The denIIIrrIIr ,
to the indictment was overruled yesterday by .
vote of III to III, President Boarrlnian voting .
has Fmscmcu, Fri). 25 —It Is state-l lll‘.‘ 'lI' 5
within to the sugar trust of the east with :I |
(.‘nlilornia inn-rested in the syndicaw rmiIlII ,
public policy and tIIrIrelorII null and not t'llI ,
tire, and before nuisance arrived Ibo war 5
burned so badly mt alto died Within an hour. '
In. Pun-mm, Feb. 25.-—~A m5
We have a large stock of the
Best Quality of
Planned Hoods
\I'hirh wc IIIII wllm: III the following
LOW PRICES
i‘IIIIIIIIIIl'IIrII. Pic 6 l'ans8 Mi
'I 'I'onmtocs, II II “0
‘s' Succotanh, I:I II “ 7:!
“ Lima Beans,” II II 82
"’ min. 15 II " I“
‘I Salmon, ts II II I05
“ IAIIIIItIIrIIIlar)” II ‘- I00
,I ‘I lialledllcansflfi I; "I M
I. l'unipllin. IL' I: “'0‘
llktl 'Illl IlIIl lt‘drl |
PFPPFI‘IPI APIPPPPS,
Very good and very cheap III 2“:
. or 5 for sum. We challenge
our culnpolltnrs lo llllllI'Il IIIIII
bargain. lllfl'c IIIIIII a lol (I!
Ilium and a [cw more remaining.
All Plan GIIIFI WIIIIIIIF.
LII» than I} mm at ill" n-gldzzr rIIllel pun.
Dibble I PIIIIIIIIIII.
0UP I. G. IIII FFFFFF
bum the town, try It.
. Price 350 II III.
DANIEL II’HGIMNIEIDIIII'E
Wualilnglon Street llrldgc. 5
F113 Mflflfll Market
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;MEATS
SEIS'EII lN Till; “EFT .‘dfifibElL
I It on want ”In I .‘IIIIIrI~r MI‘ US IIIIIII. nu: rc-
l ’arIIIIv-IIIIII. II'L‘ I.II “PHI“. 3 II VI . tltml hm :I' 'II.)
who! llz‘ “cl. :I-I
PIIIlIII PP all Klillli
IN ITS SEASIIN.
F. HAYES. ,
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nlnnuz's IIIIIIII. - NII’Til xonII'AIII
.IOII .\' ll. lI'I'IRRIS,
Whole-mic III ..I {I ';I.I Dela-1 .tlll‘llJn‘lr
PPAL APP P001]
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
l I .II- is, mum.
Mountain, Franklin,
I‘I'iliII-Ihnrrc ('onls.
lnu'llnn hm III-
and
Anti :LIP RUBBER PA A'
‘I.IIIHPIIIII nt‘\;:v~iI;L
:llII..;:IlIIII:. liltuII- rliII
lllli,’ Stun
IIIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIL,
WIIoI.r.-Iin A.‘ :I l{.-; IIII. ilzILzIn- In
Manufacturers’ and Painters’
BUPI’LIEB.
Ship ( handlers. .
36" “ATE “-512, foot
l’ ill llli i'll’Oli'l‘.
I I“ I. t. .\I) .l' "Ile RAILROAD CHI.-
I “S IIIIST MI.\II. ID I’.\I.\'I' [S
I
I .\II\ I \I' aim hind nmdn SI I ks, .‘l- I' I‘. III
.II- ,-. and rIIIp (II “I III?» II .‘llll'll: MI.
I .IIIIIIIII'
Dredging Materials.
l.l\'KS.l€|.\(IS. Mt\l'KH~S.N|-1TS N Unl‘.‘
DINA El. AND l-Illtlih'.
(Illmt IIIIII II II and II a ,-II I' I- Ii;
I. r IIII-IIII u
Hun-chilly I’rI-p.IrI-II l 'IItlIIn IIrIIIIgII I
I ha: Row M. I:Iill.t I’ dug IIIIII Iland:
Ellmlgc Linc. '
()llr5 l'III Lima \\ :III I _ 'Ivv-l', ,II II
III-IIIIII‘ Mipplwp, M II.IIII l.I;:lII~.
gr“ II \nltK Hm I. ~.
8"an Alli/dim In Urlrrv by
Bank
IIuIln
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InllIrIH for Ila (In P
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LI f-III IIIIII I-t lily,“
Iil'lF'i‘F. Fina».
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JlIlilor "many: r
tshort Hints
. . II\
5 Social llthut-IIII.
Complla'cl from t‘lIlI IIIII'II! IIIIII PHI»! works
on "III .IIIIly‘IIIIl by “Jun! Mari/Ila."
I‘ltil ‘II: 10 rents, '
’lhIII hook rhonld IIII III I wry lumll III IIIrmIn o!
Mummy 'I'IIII pmwr thin I IIIdII‘ VII all Ilnirc
III he IIIIIIII pIIIpI III I'llI II to know what In the in III
I It'llmtl II! maxim IN. \I' IIIII I-iIall MI in“ II our rlII I-Il
E rIIn IIIII (buy may IIIIIIIt IIImthII wmlII mll hml
"W" and womv- fl.’
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"NIGHT HINTS" IIIrItu‘IrI-IIIII anpwvr and will
In IIIIIIIIIII to any allulrII-I pod-gr? twp» II on row lpt
III prll'c
' fil’l‘fllAL.
| 'l.ntIl limb” hum-r In will mail Huh (If our
lrII- Ind- : copy of IIIII lib-NI valuablc book mall.- and
In-I-IIIIIIII-Im itthvywlllmnllnn II whim“: of
Dobbin: EIIIIIIII hoop
lly loldlng up the wmnpmuu you would a mom
I; pip: II. Inc pun-mun «III In- only .2 N m
Almy . pm your lnll Immc Ind address on tho
nlllhltlli‘ III ”III IIIIIIrII-Inml write on the mm! Ito-
«pin-m III-III and III-III II» will Imow wlmmnln It.
1. ll. CllAGlNdL (10.,
“PHILADELPHIA PENN
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Ollie», 430 Main Street,
. Watches, ,
33. F. Stevens,
fill l Sli‘ llA LL ll].(l('h',
IJOHIII H. SMITH
- W, m... w. .Wn—m.
WIIFIIFPPI lllllF'l.
One Quintin—The Bert.
NEW STYLES
I‘M! Veal. lamb, Mutton l’IIrE, Still and I'm-b,
turned Ilcvfot manual "IoIII'IIe. llIIIIIII,
filmnltli'nt, Baron, Ilalw'nn, Prank-I;
forte. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
’SPPINFHIPS
H. s. noon
Jewelry,
Illv'
m
Norlbneld Creamery Butter In PRINTS, . ”350 lb
Coconut" Macaroon" .................................... ..... 95 “
CIIoIcII Florida irritate-I. ALI. I'Rld' I. N,
"no lIcnmns,
Celebrated Dow-Ilium Cmmml (“um and \cgctahl ,
The ‘5'" lion Tom and (Minor,
White Rock (Inna) Syrup, .................................... "01-
("0,
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,I-‘IIII (roam Choose, - I
l'urII Maple s; y,rup ............................................... :35 II
.IIIu‘I-l Soup, WILL 5' IA»! 'l‘,( (‘IIIIIII 05v
III First (‘Inss Goods at Lowest Possible Prices.
SEYMOUR BROS
THE “ LIGHT RUNNING
New Home
Sewing Machine.
A. L'DICKERMAN III SON,
39 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
. A‘I'It
Silverware. ,
hpIIrial IIIIIIntIIIn paid to thc rI-paizr I. I of tint "' u“ " -
wntIhII- and thWIIIIy.
783 Main Street.
Y ’ I I ‘ 15‘!(’51(’
JOHN I “IS! IRA ISL;
OPTIOIANI ll. H. HARVEY S
lull
.83 Main St., So. 301T IIIII,
Lady’ s Rubbers
HALL 8c 00.,
BRIDGEPORT.
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CANDIES
‘VI'LIlRIILPI-
25 Cents.
l'Lr- Hi In!
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Inventory Completed!
BAKERY!
(Uilhl I 'III' MS. I ”IN!“ T'III‘. IIIIln I'III1:-I Furl
"II III m'ornz- nlI um I Ibit I.
MrsJohn Holland5
l..\ l. IDEIE'S “LOCK.
40, 50, 75.
MEN Nb" BOS'I (IN
H11] PPPPPP Bill]
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live! IIIIIIlit)
3", ‘III '“III'I!
First l—PPISSGFPIPPIFSI
“l"htSi I nail ”rice
L2 Main Street.
l l‘I‘l'L l".'l‘ 'lliiI
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.IIIII lictc Is.
HEX
LOW PRU...
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“Illlr'rlll Ilnllu.
WI- :Il-III lI.IIII
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and H“ i:.
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