m
liR. TILLMAN’S OPINIONS
REGARDING THE RECENT STRIKE
INVESTIGATION.
“I. Report will be Dela) ed for a Month
or ulna—W0" of the Mine Workera.
How "then- Wages Are Crowded to
Starvation Limits.
Wasmna‘rott, Feb. 28. ~llepreaintativo
Tillman, of Boutli Carolina, chairman of the
Reading strike investigating winniittee, has
returned with his colleagues to Washington.
Their inveltigations are practically complete.
though Eckley 13. Core, one of the coal opera-
torI whore mines were first struck, has been
summoned to come to Washington next
Thur-day.
“Our report," said Mr. Tillman. “willprob-
ably not be ready for oongrem under a month
or six weeks. as we had but a single stenog-
rapher,and the testimony taken is \oluni-
inous. The committee is. of course. restricted
to a narrow line in its report, as only the
federal aspect can be presented to congress.
Wherever interstate commerce can be shown
to beaffeoted by the Reading railroad or the
strike, oongr‘em will have ground for action.
But it is impossible to forecast the report.
“The investigation was as thorough as we
could make it, but It is imymsible for a con-
gressional committee to compel attendance of
witnomes and force, answers. It may be
reconnncnded to congrem that, instead of
special committem of iiivesatigntimi like this
being appointed by mdution of either house,
alwh committees be erected into judicial cunr
mittens of inquiry by act at cough-as, with
full power to compel attendance and I-lit-it in-
formation by fine and imprisonment for con—
tempt. Then we would not be I'oxil'runtul
with corporate insolence.
"Much of the information which We elicited
is of a startling nature. The thing that
struck me most forcibly was the Ilemoraliml
condition of the workers of the anthracite
regions. I couldn't cram into my bat the
anonymous communications which we rc-
oeivod giving information contending the
Reading coniomtion, telling of certain (unite,
and urging us to ask certain questions to
elicit information. These letters were nearly
all written by men of considerable intelli-
gence—intelligent, certainly. as to the situa-
tion. In the whole anthracite region l didn t
seen garden spot. There is force enough in
that country to mine twins the mul to supply
the demand. It is for the inhrmt of the»
operamrs to haw it so, as by ”It prrvllrc for
work they are enabled to Imml “ages tol
starvationlimits, while they III-mim- millloir’
W...
i PASSED BY THI‘ SENATE.
l
the Nicaragua Canal Company Inner-
porated for Balinese.
Wasamomx, Feb. 3-1” a vote of to
015 thereaate penal yuterday the bill to
1 ncorporato the Maritime Canal company, of
silica , after rejecting various amend-
neuta proposed by enemies of the measure.
lfr; Vest came verynur getting in anamend.
neat expresly declaring that the Ilnitéd
States zovernmentebould notbe in any re-
pect liable for the company ina financial
way. Mr. 12de and Mr. Plumb talked
aaraestly in opposition to this proposal, entert-
ingthat snchan exprem provision was un-
wary undertheternu of the hill. Mr.
Edmunds declared that if his vote and voice
could put it there, he would add a clause to
the bill making the government a‘ stockholder
in the canal companyto the extent of $.50,-
memo. The Vest amendment was lost by a
vote of 21 to 22.
The capital stock of the company is to con.
tistof not lam than 1,000,000 ahares of $100
each, with the right to increase the capital
stock to 2,000,000 shares of “Wench upon
the vote of two-thirds of the atockofsaid
company at any time outstanding. Five in-
oorporators, who shall he chum: by a major-
ity of the number from those named in this
act, shall hai'e power to open books of sub-
rription to the capital stock in the city of
New York, and at such other places in the
gL'nitod States, Nicaragua, or else-whom as
‘ they may designate, who shall receive all sub-
scriptions for stock. The alfairs of the com—
pany are to be managed by a board of direc-
tors, fifteen in number, who shall hold their
office for three years, and until their euccesr
ore are duly chosen and qualified, and a
majority of whom shall be citizens and roai‘
deals of the United States.
I
l
Monaco a Murderer.
“VITAL”, Feb. tit—Dominion ('nprato, the
Italian who was stabbed by Angelo Monaco
Sunday night, died yesterday afternoon from
his wounds, which were indicted by a dirk
rudely made from a lilo.
the intestines in six places and several two
arteries. Monaco is under arrest, but stoutly
amine his innocence, though the victim‘s
father was a witness to the deed -
Mayor Ilewitt'a Scheme to Constitutional.
New YORK, Feb. iii—Tho corporation
counsel has given an opinion that Mayor
;Iiowitt's proposal that the city build and
,Iontrol rapid transit lines and get the benefit
of them, instead of letting Ior'porations do
R0, is lertm-tly constitutional.
lmpriwnmont Didn’t Reform Illln.
lsmasarous, Feb. :38 --—I’I'te McCartney,
hires. Formerly miners and nun. workers a notorious counterfeitcr recently released
made good wages, but. now tiny Inn work
but about half the time, and ‘mlllcnt them.
hardly see a dollar from year s and in y"sc»ai
end.
"Tho mnlntitutionof Pennsylvania turbid...“
common (‘arricm to engage in any other buai- :
nose, but every dollar of the flock of tin-
chding (foul and Iron company l.‘ ownml by
the Reading railroad. When they nhh tu
they pose as one company, and when they
don't they pose as two. Mormon-r. under tho
‘ designation of a certain private
dies huge quantities of wheat and flour.
Two (onioratinus, thc Pennsylvania railroad
and the Reading, own or control cvury line
rumIiug into the anthracite I'ufll region. lllr.
Corbin denied that there was any pool formed
lotixtho output of coal, yet the ullotInI-nte
of such a pool have been repeatedly pub-
lhhedinTlenlngand Engineering Jour»
nal. Bewas very indignant when I asked
him if there was any combination which
woukicompensate the Reading for its losses
"The Reading railroad hasan indebtednesu
of some 8:!)0,,,(ll0000 and its fixed charges
are enormous. It. has been twice in the hand:
otareceiver,and one of its presidents tosti
tiedas his opinion that it couldn‘t keep out
of the receiver's hands twelve months longer.
“A: Isaid before. the report to congress
may beon narrow lines, but. there may be
certain suggestions to the stateof Pennsyl-
vania. If so, one may he that, she remove
the infamous poll tax of over $4 per head
which we found was imposed on the laborers
while the valuable coal lands, Worth thou-
sandsof dollars, were taxed an agricultural
lands at “or $5 an acre. 1n whatever re
marks I may make on the report I may mtg»
go“ even more radical grounds."
Suicidcd at III: Children's Graven.
NEW YORK, Feb. 25.-IV. 5., Bracken, a
member of the blow York Produce Exhangc,
shot himself inthe head yesterday near the
graves of his three children in GI'H‘IHVUMI
cemetery, and died soon afterward. HI» had
been unfortunate in businms and despnuduut
of late. He leaves a wife and three chIidrou.
Damage by Fro-allele.
llocmxn, Mo, Feb. 2*.«Frcshets during
the past week have caused great damage in
thi‘taection. At Hill‘s Mills I'nion portions
of thedam and bridges were carriml away.
In this city the quarries are overduwed and
the pumps in many cases under water,
Death of a Connecticut Publisher.
Bmoorroar, Conn, Feb. 3‘i.——Hon. John
D. Condor, president of The Stnndnnl am rm-
tion and senior «litor of The Bridgeport
Daily Standard, died in this city last night,
aged 50.
A Leading Brooklyn Preacher Dead.
BROOKLYN, Feb. Lift—Rev, Elbert 8. Por‘
ter, late of the First Reformed ohtn’ch, this
city, and one of the best known pastors in
that denomination, died on Sunday, aged 013'
I.“
CONDENSED NEWS.
Gen. Boulanger, although not a candidate,
received nearly 00,1)00 votes in different do
parimenta of France for deputy.
Theindividualoperatorsinthelehighcoal
will not. confer with the striking
ruinen, but say they can go back to work at
old wagu if they want. to.
Robert B. Roosevelt, of New York, on
behalf of two of his children, has brought pro
needing contesting the will of the late Come
line 8. V. Bothered.
Capt. Look and his crew of four men, of the
lost aehooner L. A. Daaenhower, arrived at
New York in the l’ortuxuele bark Agnes.
The can of Squire and Flynawaacalled
ymday More Judge Lawrence. Eleven AW“
jurors were
Ir. Allpll Strong, 0 leading citizen 0!
Portland, Conn, was found dead in his barn.
Aggie Aruirewl, a 9-year-old child, war
bundle death at Huntington, Ark, from
W; a lamp.
In. Frank Draiae, of Wilmington, Del,
aeddentally killed w smooths-old babe by
faith; down a May upon it.
Goal-II Maintainer, an employs in P. a
J. Onrhhi‘nhop at New Britain, Conn. war
mm‘lniwm brthofamngol
lamest-,amiamtmIIee-mei
Nourish, {mmumminm
dual. "meth mend-III
did- daughter.
”Miocenahmmlmtgirlwuw
um ll. 0., ea och-rib criteria.
Mal mrmmhweotm
a
wit. wheat-pad. m
tlrm tho;
Reading railroad buys, mm, stores and han- 3
from the Indiana penitent y, was arrested
3 yesterday at New Orleans, charged with cir-
( ulating .2 silver certificates, the most Ilnn~
’ gcrous imitations or or issued
A LI- ending 'I'enor Dies In Poverty.
\‘Izw YnnK Io ., ‘ T.——t‘.‘harlos S llic,hnrd
formerly of the Paris Grand Opera house,
whore he received $2,000 a mouth salary, diodi
in the New York hospital yesterday of pneu-
monia.
arriving in this country.
)lurIlr-rc-II at the Aqueduct.
Talon roux. N. \.. Feb ‘25 —Jnmee I‘ry
Icolumb was struck on the III adrmd killNI by ’
“Long" Foley lWllllt‘l in a row last night over ‘
cards at Harvey's saloon, near shaft H of the
aqncduct. The men were laborers. l-‘uiev
was arrested.
Wilfrid III-mt Ilarahly 'I'reutrd.
LORDON, Feb. 2§.~The Daily News mys
that Mr. Blunts friends are informedthat the
in“: nfllnin “hwy-6m. bum On 0. Lil
tional harsh trmtrnerit since the recent trial:
trute.
Arrested {or High Trcaauu.
Sorta, Feb. m—ero oflicers hare been ur-
rmted at Starazagona for high treason. it is
believed that Prince Ferdinand wxll b.- mm-
polled to sanction their execution. in View of‘
the strong public sentiment againat them.
Three Hundred Paddler: on Strike.
Laxcasnil, Pa, Feb. 28.——The puddlens of
atruck yesterday. A reduction of twenty
Three hundred men are now idle.
A i had man in iiutl'uin has just [Manual c.
law examination and been admitted to th.-
bar.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New \ork Money and— Produce Market
Quotations.
NEWYOIIK, Fob. ills-Money clout-d at 2‘4: per
L'I‘Xil... the highest rate. The lowest rate was '1 per
cent. Exchange closed firm and higher: posted
rates, “lithium; actual rates, sum”; I now for
sixty days and elm/later“ for demand. (lov-
emmente closed firm; currency tie, la) hid; Ix.
coup, 125% bid; the, do.. my; bid.
l’aclflc railroad bonds closed M follows: l'IIlon
time, “Imus; Union land grants, lfltfitlm; l'niun
sinking funds, neuter; Centrals. “3(sz
The market was decidedly more active this
morning than for a long time put. but the (one
was weak, and prices declined without cimtiou
from the opening until midday. The principal
cause-e of the depression were the Burlington and
Quincy strike and the high rates of exchange,
which are taken as an indication that foreign
holders are selling. A request by the Pcnueylo
vanla railroad fora meeting of the executive (‘ulli-
mlttle of the trunk lines at this time was aim
viewed an unfavorable. as it is believed thatan
extension of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Itriketo the trunk lines is feared. The decline
at noon ranged from lfi to 2 per cev , the latter
in Inuisrllle and Nashville. St. l'a . Eric,L‘nlon
Pacific and Lackawanna were the most active
atocka. The market was dull alter midday, but
the tone was a little eteadier, and in some cast-o
then- was a fractional recovery from the extreme
decline of the morning. The closing prices. bow
I-vcr. were M10136 per ccnt. lower. The anh-
for the day amounted to 151.000 share-a
General Marketa.
Saw Y.ou|t wot"... «11.061!»le dull and
unchanged: winter wheat extra. 82 WW: Minne-
sota do.. $21003; Ohio 00-. 31%: 8t. Louie
do.. semis. Southern flour clam! steady; com-
mon to choice extra, ”W.
\VIIEAT-»-I)ptlttlltl were dull and very irregu-
lar.cloelhg weak. and Wise. lowrr. Spot Iota
clowddnil and unchanged. Spot sale. of No.1
red Metal 0%.; No. 2 do.. We; 80. 2 red
winter, We; unguided do.. mane: No. 2 red
winter, l-‘cb, Mac; do.. March. so into; do,
We,
components were moderately active and
weak. cloning inane. lower Spot iota cloned
dull and unchanged. fipot salve at No. 2 mixed
“000.: unwed do. .mw; No 2 tailed. May,
m hid: do.. June-.50)“ hid: do. July, we
OATB~OptIona were dull. but atmlymhmlax
alightlywigher. Spat Iota closed firm and lg..-
hlgher. 8pm late-of No. Iwhlte state at m- .
No 2 do.. m .1 No.2 mixed. March. Tilda, '
do.. mam»
Lamp—Cloned quiet, but firm: cash. M06;
larch, 87.07; April. $7.03.
Bhflllltwll'airly active, state. 17%.: Int.»
era. Imam.
Climb-Quiet, but steady; state factory. 1m
0129“; western, 11mm.
mos-aster.” and fairly active: near-by, mu;
«ammo.
800Alt~llaw firm. but dull; fair refining.
“mac: 00 int centrifugal. Mine. Refined
quiet and steady; «at Ioat and mailed. mc;
euhea 7e . powdered. 707!- MIN. granulated.
”was! minim .: a standard. ”fin;
emumCJKC-Iulu mom;
yellow mm
The weapon cut .
llolmd been ill and destitute since3
the Columbia rolling mills, at Columbia. '
five cents per ton was to have gone into efloct. 3
We hue II large stock or the
Best Quality of
\l’h:ch we are telling III the following
LOW PRICES
12c II c... e an
O
Wlilllllll'l'flll IIIIIIII'I‘.
“-..—w... «.—
One QuaIIu,--'l he Beat.
Beef. \‘cai, Lanib. Hutton. Pork. Ball and Fruh,
I'orncd Beef. fimoked Tongue. llama.
slmuldorl,ll'acou,£lalo1,w, Frank-
.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
Canned Cora.
u il'é'tltli'l, :3, g .. 2302 53 Wit-Illusion Street.
:' :l’imalleanlel I; » :i H s ROOD
‘ ens . ' ..
“ Salm'on, III I; .. 1 0:. I I ’
“ l?l”‘.l’.'l"‘“”l’ ll " '29:
" a a one .' n'
.. I’umpkili, Hi 0 m; Watches,
La-t but not lens-l Jewelry,
Ulllllll’llll lllllllllli ““"’
’ Silverware.
Very good and very cheap III all c
or 6 for SI 00. We challenge
our cumpclllora m IIIIIIcII IIIIII
bargain. llarc told u lol or
them IIIIII a few more remaining.
All this Goth Warramel.
1.9!.“ than I} run!- al the n-ghlnr retail pr 1‘».
Dibble ll instant.
[lllll ll. (I. m BUFFER.
bcair the town, try 1!.
Price 35c :1 lb. ,
DANIEL li’lllllllfllllllllilll
I
“one ill.’ cutlnln 1aid to the Inpa.’ I'l.-I I of fine
wahlua IIIIi jmml Iy.
15:: Illaln ear-col.
JOHN 'I‘IIIS 'I‘RA III,
IOPTIOIAN,
Washington Street Brldge.
83 IIIIIII
The Mole! Market:
~——'I ll ll BEST—-
5L. So. Non 'alk,
’CANDIES
MEATS?
’ml lamb 'x- -t(I.I~-I
Sifitl Ell IN ”Hill ill».>'I M.\.‘€I\I‘Lll.
ll you “not IIII I huh I at \l E ATE, IIIIIIIlnI I'. r”: !3;
(mini. IPFUIIrIlIlIllt' urn»! yot u: ltlnd the m at my I
’ Marlow as “I II In
Poultry If all Kids
ix “'5 Sit. \St).\.
1 F. HAYES. 3 ‘
‘_ I)IIIIIII:.~IIIoII: - mu III \oitw-IL B. F. SteveHS,3
.IIIIIR. II. lialkfllt‘i, EIILSII’ "ALL IIIIIN' K,
Wholrmfr and It. (at. Dcuirr In all kinds of
I~ t’Ic1:III»tI);:It
8th All} W001] Firslllasslrnnerlesl
muck Lime. Cement.
-llue Stone. Etc.
LI-II' oz,’ .I .
no I‘ll of ornnmculul r Indy.
’ M J ohn Holland
I. II In: R's It]. «It It.
el' N
of all but?! at
LOW Pth.
We 74'“ the
llultrr in Rolls.
“r aim IIIIH‘ a line lot
of h'uI suit for amault against a police magis ‘
‘ES.
I’Ieuluery
Lot-IN
and
l. ;.c lmnnnnn,
Mountain. IrIIIIinII,
il'illcsbnrrc Ilnnls.
Public-slot"
or other
r 'I’ IiutlI-r that “1- are will": low. I‘IIIIII»
no nun Pl. 3
.‘ll .-.'. if ytwuntt
Hun!» fmvl I" \\ lt~i‘ll‘~,fl»:'
151.311 .17.». l~ I'..':II»I'l utlh». - 'KIIINIII» 600D BUFFER "R TEA”
ll'vlll, Slnr- ' llril
_V. 'IrI H“. \‘u huu' IIII but.
fun lllll BUSHNELL,
\VIInIruLz um ltrran. Dunne III
II. I". S’I‘EI EV
M’anufacturers and Painters Ml sn IIAIJ. llama.
» “PPM" IIIENRY TILLY.
’ Ship (.‘Iiandlvrs.
i3...) “-AIIIEI‘.SIII" fool 'Illllke CARRIAGE MAKING.3
‘3 Ii III DU “PORT-
3 mar: ”no a» Inns. Itamtoao col, 3 I: ‘CI,A112]N (I
as IllZsI'I' Miami warms IIII‘INFII ll. BLACKSMITIIIVG
Nmu Smtm hand In: oh 5. l he, Mull» l’ I.
M VIM my n- "HM" r “1mm M ’l'lII.i in tin In .l-HII In which to pnpnn tor VI‘IIIIt'I'
I'lolhuv and II n- In Irvt mum n lily (or lung h Iraulthan to.
». wait unul lb. busy wlnh r reason
Dredging Materials. I “orkof all kinds 1n rtquIng to cantace making
l at. II 'I III ml bl. IrkI-mxth: no prunipllr tzrlcmh d to.
IdNKh. lll\liS. fill A! 'KI. VS. NETS, SI UOI’SZ 1 A .
b'lltfl I'll:- AND l'llllKS, I layout of all kindr III. IIII» to uni”.
.Untlll-
him: 5 (III3
“ ! “again: for illt'.
0 mt lllllltrllil lllll Ill .. ,» I‘HII pith-rm I II’ the U r‘
to... ' ’ l Henry Tilly.
Ilsprclally Prepared I‘otlou Ilrcdgcl , . .
baa Ilnpe. .Ilunilla lluoy and Hand ' “A” 81 “LET-
llrcdge Line. '
JOH s15 H. SMITH,
neon Supplnn Mumu- Luzon, (llama Flags.
firstly I'IIIIII. l’ltICIIN. E
Special Attention to Drdml by JIIIII or Manager FLURIST
Short Hints
Cmnpilml Irma the latex: and bow! Imrks GILBERT M. BITCH,
on the subject by "Aunt Matilda."
I'llll It. 40 re‘nu.
'llIl-Ilmok phonld hu- In every famll Ilerirone n!
lotuhave properly and In know what is the heel
pchlml ol manner». II but shall we teach our rhlhb
mt. IlIaIIIuIy my 1:» out lbw the world wI-Il bred
men and women?
“Illlolt’l‘ HINTS"molainntheanmrr. and will
of price.
SPECIAL.
Until further noon» we will mad each of our
friend» a copy of tho «how valuable book unlined
freon! Village, if they will mail In if. wrappere of
Dobblne' Kit-(tint Soap
Olin Packing. “new, llu-I», undntnll hnu of En]; I
NW... ()N»— coo »~ ~
knowing'fi'bepmwrthlngtodo." I! all drain
be mailed to any addnmn manage prepaid on receipt 3 3
Livery and Feed Stable
WARWICK lllIl’l.I..
lly folding up the wmopm as you Would a III-VIII
“men and Innlagcalolut for all "'1 I-lunr
('arriarm It llcpot Io mwt Ml Trains
Tumours aI Ilwlnnhlu- l’rhw
I I I II ‘
Pal” I. the licence will In only 2mm - ’I’ilephoau- ft mm i " ,... if” It
Alwaylpnt your full name and uldm on the
nut-Ida; otttII- bundle and write on the word litt-
qutth also, and then we will Inowwho rend. it. . 1116 9 er,
l. L. CRAGIN it 00.,
rnuaonnrma. PENN.
MW
DEALER ill
hats, Fish oysters,
Vegetables. Fruits.
cans-n GOODS. are
0111. II. I. II. II. I II. Denim
I". u 1083.
Dillon, 436 Main Street,
IIMINI’I‘. (mill. hm Commotion.
IN H. S. ROOD’SJEWELRY STORE. 1
NEW STYLES
_ 0p..-
SPRING HATS
—A’l'-—
GO T0
3|]. H. HAIVEI’S
I] lit
25 Cents.
40, 50, 75.
MEN S’ IiOC'l'ON
Hlu lull Ill
833.50.
I 1’ll\ll()l'l.»\S.I \Nlii 'I‘Ws‘ :IIIIa full admit I
III st quality,
I2 Main Street.
I “ll' I’AY Till-2
Highest I ash I’I'icc
lull
II.I- mliottcs. Bottles Iron
.IIId Metals.
I'I.Il,:tlllll'lli llu: ~lukl»)
' Known-"ml!
I -.II’ M
“ II.I.I.\II I'ODNIIDIIE,
. l"i‘ll mmwaut
IIIIBBIIIIS
l
ALL lllllllES
ELowest Prices. '
’I‘III- lie/wt Goods for
the Least .Iloncy
: .f
I ~ ~ \'I’—~m
H. S. BRUWN’S
B00’l‘ & SIIOE STORE,
clerk at Lane’s Block.
.1... MAIN STREET.
(3 EXP 'I‘ I l 193 l 3 Us ”3'1“.
Mona-~—
“ Florida ”
STEAM IIEA'I‘EII.
Twenty In noeln till won. one or time in line
Sentinel We. when ll em hem In operation on
application.
W. H. MEEKER,
lole ducal for Namath.
Sanitary Plumbing and low More heating a
"It feat tum-um
wilt‘asii'm" "a. mmrt; c.
Lady’s Rubbers:
Mens Rubbers,
OURW::WLTIES.
Norllitlelcl Creamery Butler in PRINTS, .....3llo lb
Coconut" Macaroon: .......................... . .............. .‘15 “
Choice Florida lira? cos, ALL Fillets, “ .
Fine Immune
Celebrated lieu-Drop Canned turn and Vegetables,
{acute}? lat“: 'I one and Colleen, ,
I o no 'uml' o HI I ......... . .......... . ..... ...... ‘9
I‘IIII lrculn IIIIEIBDII, , I, no at
Pure Maple at) nu I, ................................................ 35 “
Angel soap, WILL I-‘LOA'I‘J (rake, ..................... 05::
All First Class Goods at Lowest Possible Prices.
SEYMOUR BROS.
BUY
TI- LIGHT RUNNING
New I-Iome
Sewing. Machine.
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
30 \l’ashinztou Street. -
w. IIIALL a. co.
Inventory Completed!
BRIDGEPORT.
3FlllSIl Bargains Brought In Light.
South Norw tllli.
III-I‘Ilri'rlvitlll‘ I". I I t Iir zv.III "~»»',‘Ilb 'l"lf‘hll1~ilfl
. [—‘ lIr- on rpriu', ill ch Ilm lot
"IQWI! ..r-. {HI r'.‘ t: $11.2 1-. l. I.I.'.":l.~l'.II~ Wot. Snxthl’luids alt Wool, more. All
.\\'m;l l' .‘I n SI: “1 - J'II ~. (I. ll: ll‘ .. II .v. I .7. ill. l."_' IS. .»I 'nl lfil I H Ilc- lllzll‘l-l‘lir', 1.), ‘lll, M, and
1 1h, Hamburg lab-An;- I It :I yuzd
CLOAKS-
sum l’lIt-II Samples $1.? and I250. Newtnarkrh exactly half pm ..
Linen Department.
Interesting to Housekeepers.
'i'o llif‘llilfi \Ic “ill oil. I ll lu::-‘r_' In: or
REMNANTS
And shl Hi ”1- l- oz?“ .» 'llFltl‘ll 0nd Half lllew h-- d 'I‘ubl» It marks The ltn» grlx~ an “I .l :ldaptul to arm
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25c. to $2.00 per yard.
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price dorm: n~ U Iwu u rk'l t mm ill d 511'
W. B. HALL 8; GO.
FOR YOUMR
'FreshMeats
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PEOPLES’ MARKET.
“mule III-ltvIvrI-d promptly and rpccial allrnliun p lid murder-I It" at tlu' mu‘rhr:
Tim ltllt l‘l' :1 good opportunity to buy good Iillit‘ c'olhs at very low prices.
A Illli liut‘nf
VEGETABLES.
novr II‘IIIlGI'I'I‘ THE PLACE,
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER, Prop.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
”Hm AT THE 01.!) STAND 0PM» -—-
T. 31133 GUYBR &. SON.
snarnowoon.
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ALI. "RIDER.“ FILLED I’Rllfili’l’lil'.
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CITY FOLKS FIN!) 11‘ TI) I‘liElll .IIW \NTMIZ T0 TRAN”. WITH U3.
GIVE U3 A TRIAL-
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TURKEY'S
'I‘ke cheapo-I and Ben In Town.
CELERY
HUME liltn‘i’fi. PIIKMI EVERY DAY.
HOME DRESSED CHICKENS. one}:
AND DUCKS.
Mm II full [tom of
Oranges, Lemons. Pram, cranberries. Eggs
and Canned Goods.
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Heat. ran.» Oyster» mama and humane.
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