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DISABILITY PENSION Bibi.
THE IGRAND ARMY'S MEASURE IN
THE NATIONAL SENATE.
WI: Will Donbllcu Reach a Vote Bolero
"D End of the Week, as Will Mr. Ed-
IIIIlIda' Bill’to Incorporate the N'lc‘ar-
align. Canal Company.
Wasnmerox, Fob. 25.,m'l'lw senate has on
its calendar as businomthe U. A. ll.
diathility pardon bill and Mr. llimuuds’ bill
to incorporate the Nicaragua Canal com—
I’”!. N m o! the week will undoubtedly
be devoted to their consideration. Mr. Man-
. dorm has the former and Mr. Edwards the
latter in charge, and they my a vote will
probably be taken on both before the end of
theweek. Should this he done Mr. Allison
will ask lhocondderution of a bill be reported
from the committee on finance regulating the
importation of merchandise and securing uni-
formity in the classification and valuation
thereof, known as the “undervaluntiou b' "
Mean. Teller and Ingalls are watching an
opixn'tunity‘w deliver speeches on the tar-ill," ‘
and they will embrace the tlrst. moment
alteredtlmn. ‘ ,
'l'hennatecalendar has steadily uccumu~
lated until it now has twenty mges. and as
soon as the unfinished business is dimmed of
it will devote its attention to the general
orders as they are chmdliml.
In the house the III-weeding: of the week
are easily outlined. To-day being the fourth
Monday in the month, businere from the com-
mittee on the District of Columbia will be
acted upon. Tuesday has been set aside tor
the wnaideration of measures from the cum~
mitten on public buildings and grounds. On
Wednesday. "16 filth, alter 3 o'clm-k, Iéullrgids
on the death of the late Representative Mot-
fctt, of Michigan, will be delivered. Thurs—
day is a special order for bills from the com-
mittee on foreign atlairs, and among those to
be considered are the ones enabling thc United
States to participate in the French u-stition,
and in cnmuraging cuuuucrcinl n-luti. Inn with
South America. Friday is private bill day,
and Saturday may be devoted to the consid—
eration of the contested election case of
McDullle vs. Davidson, from Alabama, if it
does not. come up on “'alnesdny before the
eulogies are delivered. The committee on
elections intend to call up the case on “Mines-
dny. if opportunity isotl’cml. Thcrc are on
the calendar the consular and diplomatic and ‘
military ucudcmy uppropriuIi-ru bills. but
thcro seems to be no diqmitiou tn ink..- them
up at this time.
AN OLD MAN’S PROPERTY.
A Quarrol (Ivor Ita Disposition: I.cnils to
, Two Murders.
CLEVELAND, Feb. Lyn—Lewis Chm-own,
Sr., 76 years of age, is a I'm-tililt‘lll uI‘ Mnhu'an-
ville. lie is estimated to ban- lwn \vnnh
about swim. ()f lute years he has lu‘n por—
fectly helph‘m,nud has resided with n mu.
All of his property was docdcd In his children
upon thc condition that they would kwp Illlll
the I‘cnminder OI h‘n‘ lii'c. For a number of
years they have been quorreling .m-r the di»
vision Recently Lewis ('hI-srown, Jr... was
appointed guardian of his father. .-\Iinthcr
son lives in the house, and on last \l'mlnwluy
both were dm-ycd from homo, and, III their
nbscncc, the other sons called and carriml
away their aged father. 'I' he ulnluctors were
urnsted on charging of assault and lottery, E
and were bound over to court in the sum of
$300 each.
Iowia Chmwn, Jr., obtained a writ or
habeas corpus, which was given to Constable
W. H. Kelly to serve. He went to the house
at John Che-rown Satu , where the old
man was confined. Five the ('hcsrowu
boys were in the house, and they refuvod‘w
oprm the doors. Kelly got a pose and torml
an entrance. As he crossed the threshold he
was shot by Elias Cheerown, and so badly
wounded that he died Saturday night. Kelly's
deputy, Jacob Halbert, next fell (load, with a
bulletin hisbrain. Elias then jumpcd onn
horse and rode to the Ashlnnd jail. win-re he
gave himself up. Wesley Chcsrown and his
son Maurice are also under arrest.
The Hatfielda Still in Custody.
Lorrsvnnx, Feb. 27,—The nine Ilatiichls,
of West Virginia, held by tho jailer of Pike
county, Ky, for the murder of the McCoys.
of that county, were produced in the Federal
court here Saturday. Argument began at
once and continued till night, with a short
recess. As before, Governor Wih'ou was rep
resented by Mr. Eustace (lilmu. and um".
nor Buckner by Attorney General Hardin und
ex-Govcrnor Knott. 'i'lIcp-tition of (hm-r.
nor “'ilsou um that the llutliI-lih b.- rolesasml
from custody on the ground that they bud
been kidnnpi-d. A decision will probably be
rendered next week. and lhc petition, it is lic-
lieved, will be refused. An eilort is being
made to settle the matter between the gover-
nors out of court.
Ile on...» See His “'llc.
Cuicaoo, Fob. {Fl-Jennie May (Sum,
daughter of a wealthy merchant of \l'nu-
kmha, Wis, was sccrctly nmrried last Bop-
temherto George I". linwes, a clerk in the
American Express company‘s olllcc. The
girl's father was bitterly opium-II 1., the
match. “'hcn the marriage was" known (love
shut his daughter up in the house and has re
fused to let her husband see her or send any
letterstoher. When llawes asked Govo on
the street one day why this was, the old gen-
, tleman knocked him down. Ilawos Illbl
brought suit (or $30,000. The (loves nrc ot
the aristocracy oi Waukeeha. llawes is pom,
but popular.
Mobbod by Itummllen.
Walnut“. 0., Feb. 27.— l'hen Detec-
tives Leslie and Carpenter, of l‘ittsburg, ar—
rived here Saturday to appear against the
“saloonists” who were arrested on Tuesday
(or alleged liquor eellingon the tastinmy 0!
these two oflloem, they were followed to the
mayor's office by a crowd ot booting men and
boys. Hearing was postponed, and as mo .1.
(active- lelt the mayor‘s office Loam m up.
saultad by a mania the crowd. llo finally
amped and got aboard a train {or Plttaburg.
Camnter went into a newspaper ofllce and
remained there until the crowd dispersed.
Trmibleieteamd when the mass are again
called.
A Water Famine Feared.
Nrw Bummer, N. J., Feb. 27,—“.
dam at Watson’l mills, the water supply or
thh city, gave way at 0 o‘clock Saturday
night and the pond wudreined. A V shaped
section was scooped out of the center, carry-
lag the crest of the dam mthitforadb—
tenor of thirty yards. No other damage
wudone. Thebrealt inthedamieaneriom
allalr. The two moire which wen-amp
Mbythepoudhaveonly a teudays'rup-
plyinthenuanditmsy he weeknheforethe
dameanhenpaired. Awatorlaminets
toured.
for Inning Worthless Chute.
AN ARTIFICIAL NECK.
nonbtleu the Wont Broken Up Ian
“ring I. Barney Baldwin.
New Your, Feb. ENG—A man with his
hasdiuamgeandhie neck henttotherighl
attracted considerable attention Saturday at
the Murray Hill hotel. As he walked he
pedpaiuiully. Inhinhirthoeomhewoie
alarge clllllnl‘ diamond pin. lie wasBarney
Baldwin, who thinks he has been more
hoken up than any living man. llisinjuriea
include u broken neck, two broken 1955,13
broken arm, live broken ribs and abroken
collar bohe. ,
“I was born and brought up in New York,”
he said yesterday. “I was ynrdmarter on the
Louisville and Nashville railroad, and it wan
March 19 last, in the yard at Birmingham.
Ala, that the throttle of an engine got out of
orderand the engine run wild. lwas on a
“house with six care attached. When the
engine struck the auction I was shaken oil.
In the fall I dislomted my shoulder. hmkemy
ngbt arm at the elbow‘and my lcg at the
Inkle. I throw my right leg over the loot
board of the engine and broke the leg in two
Placed. The ashpan of the engine {naming
over we broke live ribs and cracked aux
“vertebra! of my neck. I was unconscious
for thirty—six home and was totally
blind for fourteen days. I lay on a
water mattrczu 1:5, days, and l was five
months and seventeen days in bid. Since
that time I have never laiudowu, bccnusc the
vertebrae of my neck are not knit together yet,
Ind i! I should try the vortobnc would slip,
preI-zs on the spinal cord, and produce uncon-
Iciousucm For four months after the injury
I felt stupid, and every now and thou pumod
QR into a trance that busted over two hours.
I have got so now that I can sleep three hours
a night in a sitting poeture, but I can’t lie
down. My broken legs and ribs and arms
have mended. It is the neck and spine that
give me the only trouble."
Thou. Baldwin showed his wounds—first the
scars on his legs, then the right arm with the
silvcr joint, and finally the stout waist oi
leather and silk which holds in place the Ntcel
rod that runs from his; hips along the spinal
column, fornung a curve above the head, to
the uppcr end of which is attached a c-rmbar,
from which depend leather straps to hold his
head up. It's an artificial backbone.
After giving along list of eminent physi-
cians who had examined him and monounccd
him a curiosity too dangcrmni to handle, he
said that ho naked thorn {III "II hc Would evcr
boablc tn remove the mask and get a nights
1 sleep. »'i'hcy could give him no culightmcut.
Baldwin and that a number of physicians
were already anxious to buy his body. Dr.
Clayhorne, of Aukland, and Dr. Sunktleld, of
San Francisco, he said, had both otlered him
QIUJND, but he had no Icnr of dying yct.
HEALING THEIR DIFFERENCES.
Reading's General Ellanngcr and n Com-
mittee In Conference.
. ‘ l‘imvaI.I.r.. I'u.. Fob. 27.-.\t the meeting
I of the Inincrs‘ joint cuuquttcc. at which was
1 rutiiiml the actiuuof Notional District Master
I “'orkmau Lewis In ordering oil the Strllll‘, n
lmlrcnmmittm was aplmintcd to negotiate
:wilh the {calling Coal and Iron company
{upon the subject of a new basis oi wagon
‘This .sulwouuuittw llli-I in this city Satur-
I day and organize-d with John '1‘. Little
lan chairman. and Daniel Daily: N,‘|'I‘l,‘lllr_\'.
I'i‘ho mmmittve then waited upon (icncrul
3 Slipcriutcndcut Whiting, and informal him
I of it.». readinms to dive-um and arrange u base:
: A conference of two huun‘.‘ duration was held
and the subjwt thoroughly though intonunll y
dismml. The interview was cutircly hur»
monious, though no definite action was lulu-n.
The confercm‘o will be resumed at on early
day, when it is upwind that a final conclu-
sion will be reached.
A Boodlcr as a Iloatlcr.
.IIILIET, Ills“ Feb. 27.“'Boodlcr" “'mu's
occumtion [during {his tch in the pcnitmx-
tinry has been [determined lie was lafi‘llgllt'tl
to work in the prison stable. it is n wiuci
deuce that Wren achieved much of hL; not..—
riety in Chicago in connection with 2.1le dos.
Many times, even while county commissioner,
he purchased real (Islam adjacent to fashion-
able churches, ond proceeded to erect a livery
stable. The indignant parishioners usually
bought him out at a. handsome price, and will
now, doubtless, enjoy the an'notmoement o!
the big boodler's prcsent occupation.
A Big Scheme in Maryland'- Legislature.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 27.—S€nah0l' Goodwin. of
Baltimore, has introduced a bill in the lcgis
luture to incorporate the Baltimore Traction
i-ommny, with a capital of $5,000,010 and the
privilcgc of increasing it to $10,000,000. The
object of the new company is to buy up and
consolidate all the street railroads in Buiti
more. 'The bill also gives the company al-
most unlimited power'in the matter of street
privileges. It is one of the biggest schemes
with which the legislature has been called
upon to deal for many years.
She Loves the Noble lied Man.
81'. PAUL, Minn, Feb. 27.——Picn-e. D. T.,
‘m disturbed, according to a Pioneer Press dis.-
petI-h, because of the approaching marriage
of Mim Belle Corn Fellows, who recently
came to tho Chcyenne agency from Wash
ington, where her father has a promincnt
position in the ‘ponsion department. The
bridegruxinlcloct is Chaska, a full blmnled
Sioux Indian, Who has spent much time in
magnard house for stealing. Mhu Fellows
mains no secret of her intention, and the day
is set for March 16.
Returned to Say Good-by.
Cananuoua, Feb. 27.-—A friend of
Charles O'Bricn, the defaulting msbier of the
First National Bank of Aubuni. tells a story
to the cilcct that O'Brlou’a love {or his family
overcome his (head of arrest, and that com
after his arrival in Canada he run the risk of
apprehensionw pay them a Inn-well visit.
He returned to Auburn the Tuesday in
am his departure, spent the «lay at by
lime, and rejoined Bmkkeepcr Meme in the
bundle colony the next day.
Intercollegiate Christian Association.
Remit, Feb. 27.~—A. A. Stagg, Yale’l
noted athlete, preddml ever yesterday's no
den 0! the Intercollegiate Young Men's
Chrhtiau smelatiou convention. [to read
Icripture selections, and ll. E. Elmer, of
Princeton, adored prayer. Addie-es were
made by E. C. Ptolller,ot Harvard; F. G.
M of New York; W. ll. Corbin, of Yale,
and others. The speakers urged that as much
enthusiasm beput into Chmusn work as
into their spot-ta Last night‘s meeting closed
the conventitm.
Inuit-ting mam um.
lama ROCK. Ark. Feb. Flu-NM we-
received here yesterday of the Imiclde ot
Tolhert Rollingacruy preeminent citizen of
Perry county. Saturday night he won lslt
aloneinhieromn,wben,uecurlng a flank of
powder, be emptied the contents into hh
mouthandplnmlalightedmatchwit The
uplodentoreawaya portion at his face, in-
flicting a woumd from which hot-annota-
m.
lot: on the Dam
Penman, Me, Feb. flip-The echoona-
NdlhBowmtwRockpwhwitheoaLh n-
wrecked at Itichmmd’e Inland. Capt.
twonntumdthecoek unreported
mtmdthemwhetngnud. "
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We have a large stock of’the
Best Quality of
canned Bonds
Which we are selling at the iollowlnz
LOW PRICES
Council Corn. Pic 6 Cans 8 06
“ Tomatoes, ll 6 “ tit)
“ Succotash, It! It “ 72
“ Lima III-ans. It 6 “ H‘.’
“ Pens. l5 6 " 84
't Salmon, In {I u i It“;
" lobstermar)” ll " 100
“ Bukedlicnnsflh 6 “ Ill
“ Pumpkin, IL! I; " till
Last but not Icart
’” GIlIfIIIII Airmail}
"cry good and very chcnp at 2Ic
or 5 for SI 00. We challenge-
our cunlpclllnu Io mulch Ihlu
hurghlu. "are sold II Iol ol
All these [hols WIIIIIIII.
Imps Ibun ll mus III III. Il'.’I.Irll' h lull pill-c.
Dibble I Contact
III 0. G. INI COFFEE.
limits the town, try II.
Price 35¢: a lb. .
In It” I fill. IRINIIIIII-IDIEF
Washington a: reel Bridge.
The Male! Mariel.
—-—-'l “E BEST
MEATS
SERVE!) IN Till”. Ill-251‘ MANNEII.
1! ‘mi \Vrnlll thc chmcwt MILITS. nbtaimldrc—
minim-n ui’ trouble urrmr, you will tied them at my
Math-{.219 \h‘ll nu
lPfllllll‘I if all KIIIs
IN ITS 5 KASI ih'.
F. HAYES.
l
“Illlilllllfi'siiiAH'l-L. - r‘Ul'l'lI NOIIWALK. ‘1
.5335}; u. creams,
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I
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\‘y'i'nlr m I Met llvlnz: liwtilrr III all kind: of « I
NIL NI. IIII?
III-3.22;. Lime. Cement?
Sine Stone. Etc. .
i
Locust 9
and E
Lchi-zh. Luckuwuulln,
. liouuinin. Franklin,
ll'illwehurrr Fouls.
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.II in,» l.: I P I'Lp :
MIMI dd IIIIBBIJII . IL; ,i
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.‘I'RYIES I‘M-i! a: VI wig: I 'l: ;I 3hr 1
shall rIIH'I», Vim-«‘5 . If!" " ‘lfim n
)lll}! “Mr: LIII‘.‘
3WiiilliillhI
Manufacturers’ and Painlers’
SUPI’LIEB. ‘
Ship (Yinuidiors.
362 “'Xi'EIi-S'I'" foot Bunk.
lllllIlG l‘ll’Oll’l‘.
I’UIIE LEAD .l' "IL“. RAILIHIAII CHI,
us. III-SST MIXED PAINTS.
Noni Si'nttn hand made Socks, Mills, m- .lloun-
“W irccp'rs, Rubber Mittcue and lilovrs, Uil
Clothing
Dredging Materials.
LIXKH‘, llll‘tlix. SilAl'KLEIl. NETS, scours
snow-n» AND FIIKKS,
OHM-t Inutcriul undiu slwrial [Mllt‘l’lll‘ lot the 03»
Ill’ hummer.
llpprciully I'rcp.m-d (‘oltmi Dredgi-
bun llupc, .‘dnulllw. buoy and “lllllI
Ilrcdgc Linc.
Ulla. Parking. \l’IIMc. Horn. and a lull lInc of Eng-
necm' supplies. Munm- Lights. (ileum-e. Flag».
WNBW YIDIIK I'IIICIIZS.
crucial Attention to Order: by Mail or Manager
Short Hints
* -“ux...
Nociul Etiquette.
C ompiivil from Mr Iolrst (UNI M! Imrlru
on (he Imly'cc! by “Ann! .Ilutilda."
I‘lill'ii. 40 cents;
'I‘hin book phonld hr in cvcry family dcrimua o!
knowing '“I‘lieprupcrunngIodo." We all denim
to brhaw properly and In know what in Ihe but
echo“! of mama-no. What ehall we teach our child-
n-II. that they may gnout into the world well brcd
Illtm and women?
"sllllll’l‘ HINTS" contains lhc lure-Ir, and will
be mutlwl to any nddrm mange prepaid on receipt
of price.
SPECIAL.
Until further noticc we will mail each of our
tricudn a copy at the «how valuable book mill- and
tree or Inmate», it "my will mail on if» wruppi-m of
llohhine' Electric Soup.
lly toldlux: up the “reopen as you would a newly
papa, the [amour will he only 2 cents.
Iwnyo put your lull name and llilll’t’fl' on the
nulehlfiolthc mndlusnd write on the word Eli.
queui- also, and then we will know who ecnd‘ ii.
1.1.. CRAGIN 8; Ci...
l’illLADELPHIA, PENN.
mm
19'" to 1388.
Dillon, 430 Ilain Street.
IIII-In and II. lcw Inorc rcnmlnlng. ‘
iHEN
IIIII INIII.
-_
Wll
Ono Quality—The Best.
lice]. Veal. Lamb. Hutton. l’ork.8elt and Fresh,
Corncd BM. amend Tongue. llamr;
shouldeu, BuonJlalognu. Prank-
forte. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington Street.
H. S. ‘ROOD,
Watches,
JeWelry,
——.\.\'I)~
Silverware.
HINTII‘I attention paid to ”in! repairing n! line
watches and jewelry.
83 Main Street.
.IoIIN 'I‘IIIS'I‘RA‘II,
OPTICIAN,
83 Main St, So. Norwalk,
V
IN__ H, 3.3000’3 JEWELRY STORE.
CANDIES
”I :11] Mini». Fir-H luw‘
BAKERY !
l'UIZNl'I‘l II'I.\.‘I, FANIIY THYSJIHIIN lull uremi-
mrni of ornamental and}:
MrsJohn Holland
Lari-rm. IIIIICK.
B. F. Steve ne,
Elli SIC HALL Illiill‘h,
~lwaI
".I ;i::"r In {H
First-lilass Groceries
IIlIC‘. Ltd:- ill
LOW PRIGES.
Wc 50“ “w
Ilutti-r in Hulls.
“c also haw ll llnc lot of other
llutIi-r that we or:- N‘IIHI: hm. i‘ouic
and tr) ii.
('nichcslcr III-mucu-
ll _\vu mint
Gilli] BUFFER 0R TEA,
'I'!\’ h. ll v l'au- III" Iln-I.
it. I". R'I‘EI'I'INS,
Ml‘sn: IIAIJ. unocu.
RY TILLY.
CARRIAGE MAINE.
IIICI’AIJRINGI
GENI'IIH l. BLACKS.“ I'I‘IIINII.
This i~ Ilw pea-nu it! which I" prcpan‘ lot it Int. r
and It i.- beuvr In not ready tor rough Inn-l than [c
wan unul Ihc busy winter Hutu
Work of all kind.- pv-Itnlning In carriage making
and Izvncrul blacks-mum": promptly attended to.
Wagons u! all kimlr Inn-b: lo ordrr.
Wagon,- ton-rile.
Henry Tilly,
MAIN scrum.
Jonas , :4. SMITH,
FLORIST.
.___....¢.._....u. ..
MAIN s-muu‘r, mum NOIIWALK
GILBERT M. BITCH,
a- » V . I .
Livery and
“’AllWli‘li lltll’iil.,
Home and minimum!” In: all .. .- with.
untam- at Depot In mm All ‘l‘mlm.
Turnout: at Ital-nimble I'm-N.
'I'I'lcphonc I MIL-1': ion. “8‘2 II
J .H Kwiuefeltér,
DEALER IN
hats, Fish flysters,
Vegetables. Fruits.
CANNED GOODS. ETC.
(III. N. Elli. I‘ll. Depot.
Interment, 003K.
Tamil». connection.
NEW STYLES
”0|?—
SPRINI‘. HATS
.__... ‘1'...
McIWEN’
(:0 TO
I}. H. HAIVEY’S
FUR .
Lady’s Rubber
25 Cents.
Mens’ Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MENS’ l lUC'l‘O N
Hilflllll] IBI ,
Best quality, $33.50.
l2 Main Street.
I 'Il’lld. I’AY Till-I
Elighcsl (‘arsh i’ricc
I-‘nll
ilnzs. lioncs. llottlcs Iron
and Ilcluls.
l’nrtzu mm In: car. _., ll lhc PIOVIL by scudm: p05-
Inl card to
tl I “It?“ I'ollllIOIllz,
-..xir'ru NlIllWALK
IIIIIIII
Wop“
ALL GRADES,
AND AT]:
Lowest Prices
—~-—~ «c . ..
'l‘hc llcst Goods for
thc Least Money
I
an- -—
H. S. BRUWN’S
BOUT & SHOE STORE,
Clark J.- Lnne’s Block.
MAIN STREET.
GET THE BEST,
“rue-mm
“ Florida ”
mun ilEA'l‘Ell. I
ddw
Tweniylnunln datum. one at them III II..-
30"“th on". whnlteu hem In operation on
Ippliellicn.
W. H. MEEKER,
sole “em for Namath.
mater: Munldliig and Low I’rumm healing a
melt t .
time for can at) aim of Pi .
”.4” II! Nmmmt.
'fllfll‘mfl UL. EDI":
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wow—QM
Northilelil Creamery Butler in PRINTS,......
Coconut“ Houseman”... ...... . ...............
Choice Florian oranges, ALI. I‘lllcus,
l‘lne Lemons,
Celebrated Dew-Ilrop Canned Corn and Vegetable»
............350 II!
”no
. our... ......
- The Very Beet Tone and Coiled-s,
White Rock llilndy Syrup, ....... . ...... . ....... . ........... L..2oc qt
Full Cream Cheese,
Pure Maple Syrup,.... ........................ . ................... 35 “
Angel Soup, WILL FLOAT, Cake, ................. ........ (the
All First Class Goods at Lowest Possible Prices.
srvmoua BROS.
‘ BUY
THE LIGHT RUNNING
New ' Home
SewiIIg Machine.
A. DIGKERMAN & SON,
39 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
-’ ‘
v
HAL 85 00., ‘
BRIDGEPORT.
Inventory Completed!
Fresh Bargains Brought to
:2 Casey lln-s- (mode ll, yard.“ widc :Idvrrtxwd by Ollnrr houses at 50 cut, our price, Ill eta. One lot
6254' Illtlicr‘rlul'ni :7 c:-. l..-,~t 121’. Fz-rdc (‘lnllHilEl (41s Wuh- ‘I‘nlcl’l Holds. on Wool. '3!» cts. All
Wool l’lnin Sumac? "154:1: t [min-us nun. l".$‘u'.tr. I". trig. l'v. and In cw. RWJIII‘LI’III‘ICF, 15,, 350, 3‘1, and
3'4. Ilumhutg Edging? l 4:: :I yard. '
CLOAKS- '
Seal l’luuh Samples SIT. and Its). Xi-wmarkcte exactly hull price,
Linen Department.
Interesting to Housekeepers.
To mnrrurv we will 01er a huge lot of
REMNANTS’
IIu‘.
. gm.
Alil'. Shortln " - it! RI!‘S|(‘!"_I~.I mp!
hou-‘chold. hm 0 Qty, ~32.“ 2:1, - .
' :Ichcd Table Ramada.
p The lengths arc well adapted to every
ml:I m, curb pm
There are heavy. honest good», well
Inmic and arm . In Each xtlv united in plmn unw. both Ilic quantity and price. The
cntm- lot will b» u'zr i‘l‘lllrl' i . .-. .. cm .mr. 'l'iw I: lallllt’a mum- {mm
25c. to $2.00 per yard.
They nIr wry cheap. TIIH will bc u good opp-Iriunity to huyguod milli- cloths at vi-Iv low pricce.
Comm. l.- '
(Innrirnds will pihch rl‘llli'lzllk‘l’lhlzl cvcr; Cloak. Shawl piece of wintc
pricc dunug next two wicks, ('umc lend rcc.
W. B. HALL 85 00.
r gooda will go at some
i=6... YOUR
Fresh Meats
—-——-—l'.(.) TO TIlE——~«
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
Hoods llt'liI‘r r- .I promptly and rpccial attention paid murder» it n m Iln- nmlvt. .\ Ind line of
VEGETABLES.
IIoN’T FORGET 'l‘I-Il-l PLACE,
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER. Prop.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
———-—.\1' run one STAND or—-.~ I
T. BURR GUYBR & SON.
spamowoon.
ALI. ORDER.“ I’llildill PROM
a“... g 9 ......._.
CITY POUCH: FIND 11‘ 1‘0 THEIR ADVINTAUI‘I 'I'O 'I'ltell‘li WITH US. '
GIVE U. A TRIAD.
2"I‘I.Y.
IIAIRI) I’AN ‘PIRICES.
'I‘ha Cheapo“ and Ben In Town.
CELERY
Ill)!!! GROWN. FRESH [film DAY.
EHOME DRESSED CHICKBNS, one}:
AND nooks.
Also s full line of
Oranges, Lemons. Fruits, Cranberries, Eggs
and canned Gouda.
mango...
neat. rich. Onto“. Glam: and museum.
Remaon’s M ark e t .
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