LICENSE IN Two STl'TES.
REPREGENTATIVES D; NEW JERSEY
AND NEW VORK
Vote also and Soy. limpetliu~ly-l'u»iug
the Local Option Bill Over Governor
unen’v Veto-Text at the flubetltnto
mm [or Mr. Crueby'a Mcneurc.
T383103, March l.——The local option high
llcenm bill was passed by the New; Jenny as-
nembly yesterday over the govemor‘s Hill) by
I vote of ii! to iii. The-bill will not be acted
upon in the senate until Monday night, when
it will aurely be passed by that body. There
was a two haun‘ debate over it yesterday.
Fuller. Biker, Emley. Hill, iallugher and
Gable Mthe opposu‘tion to the veto, and in
their speeches aherply criticised the gover-
nor's interpretation of constitutional law.
Col. Full! said that the friends of the bill
were content to leave it oonstitutionallyin
the hands of tho courts. who were the proper
in
McDermott, lieppenheiiner, Fucuey and
Matthew: led the Democratic side in the
debate. McDermott vigoroualy attacked the
bill'nll'the way through, and declared all it:
were unconstitutional and an
attack on personal liberty. llo charged that
the bill was passed at the instigation of Gen.
firewall, whose political ambition was to be
brightened thereby. Mr. lloppenhriincr con-
sidered it his duty to his constituents. who,
were vitally interested in the dcfcnt of thel
bill. tooth-r remarks in opxxnition. lie con-
sidered the uwaeuro an iniquimusone, and
wrong in principle. Mr, Lozier (Rep), of
E-ex, was opposed to the local option clause
of the bill. He justified his position by triatr
inghehad been elected on the platform of
license, and none of his constituvnts hnd
rcqumted him to vote for this bill.
Matthews (Dem) commenced his siioclh by
a Iarcaetic expreuion of gratitude to the lie-
publioan party tor allowing the opposition to
speak on the question. ilo claimed that ,
there was no necessity or‘ demand for the1
measure, unddenounced it for having been
madeacaucus measure. llo sent the plat-
fonn of the Prohibition party, which wee
adopted Tuesday, to be read its part of his
remarks. The bill, be claimed, was a bid {or
the 10,11” Prohibition votw in the sum.
Gobel (Rep), of Ocean, wound up the de-l
bate by declaring n caucuw had been held in I
heaven. which decreed the» devil‘s prime uiin- ,
tutor. King Alcohol, should be dethroned in l
the state of New Jersey. ‘
ALBANY, March ].—Tllt'ru Win u m: rote
yesterday in the assembly on Mr, (”rmby'ui
high license bill. It was inducml by a motion ,
of Amhlyrnan Crosby that the high license
bill shohld be made a special order for j
“'edneeday. A vote was taken on the mo- 5
tion—53 to 56. All votes in fat'or of the :
motion were cast by Republicans, while of ‘
those against it 5i were giwn by Imam-rats ;
and 5 by Republicans. ‘
Simultaneously with the action of the uk— .
Tlembly the bill which tin~ State “rum-rs null l
Mnlsters‘ mwintion bud druwn up no a sub- l
stitute [or the hiin lll‘clla‘v bill “as [Irtwlllwl l
to the legielaturc by Senator Mother and As- i
scmblymun lleitz. The lllt'flSlil’t: says that all
licenses shall be In! the lollowmg classes:
First—Spirit License: To full on intoxlnniliu: :
liquors tobv- consume-ion thi- pru-miiws, illr' fr» ,
lorwhich shall he not less than 8100 nor mm- 3
than $500.
Second—Wine and Beer License; To sell Mn.» ‘
and beer only. to be consumed on the prrmisrs.
$.th!” who not less than 330, nor more than
Third~8torokeepers‘ Licenw To sell all into:-
imlug liquoranot to be consumed on the prem-
lsa. the too for which shall not be less than 3w,
nor mammalian
Fourth-Drunieu' license: To druggiats and
apolheearlel to sell all intoxicating livuwrfi tor
medicinal and chemical purpoaen only,aind to
Mpg-nous only I“ shall ’pmcnt e certifies".
from nreaident practising physrcian in writing.
the tee to be 3100.
Fifth—Special Additional “cease: To be
grantediin the discretion of the board of excise
tor licensed places in the vicinity of markets,
railroad depots, terrier, newspaper office: and at
certain points upon principal thoroughfnnvs, or
(or restaurants. hotels or other public llnusc
when. in the opinion of the board of oxciso
public convenience and the convenience ot those
engaged lnlnwtul occupations require it to hot-p
open and sell during hour! otherwise prescrihul
bylaw; such special license shall be revoked at
any time upon the board or excise becoming
satisfied upon examination that the prrmises (or
whlehtheaamearegrantod have become disor-
dely'. theiee for such special licensee shall be
fixed hythe board of excise at not less than the
minimum nor more than the maximum fee pre-
scribed tortheclaea of licenses issued for such
place: provided Also that a person licensed under
the provisions of this act may, upon application
to the board of excise. receive n special license
authorizing the place for which license has been
tuned to such pouch to be. kept open for the sale
of epiritoua ileum, ale, beer or win:- between the
bound 1 and 12 o'clock p, m. on Sunday upon
the payment of a tee to the amount oiwper
cent. of mum ice required for such place.
Conductors nod llrnltcmen Get an Advance.
Pimnrno, March l.~lt iv; learned that so
far as the employee of the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago division of the l’onmyl-
vania company‘s system is concerned, the
company has answered the demands of con-
ductor: and brakcmen for on advance in
wages and other conceniona Nearly all the
concenions demanded were granted. The
engineers and firemen on this division have
not yet received an answer to their demands.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Donohue, the alleged Providence inocu-
dhry, humtncted his conieodcm. There is
and In. Hitchcock, at Santa Ana. Cal.
Jan. 2!, willbehenged April 13.
In the Squire and Flynn trial. at New
York. several witue-ea called were not
Torn methe, non of the Sheriff of Panola
eonnty.‘l‘ex.walynchedt¢w the munici- of
County Treasurer Hill, which he had con-
cued.
A fire in Selenium-a, N. Y., destroyed the
opera house block. the Nina him-k. Milen-
bncker’a residence, the Challenge rink, HOW
ahaw’r new more, C. Niee' 68km. Boole, ‘
stunned: Cole flour and teed store, Mn. C.
8. Waahhnrn. timber; P. J. Tanning,
P. J. Knorr.
In.
Cuticle, who wait to Wichita,
Wham deteinedat the bed4
“dWJI. Garlhle, his ehleetmn, who
E
, bid; do" layJelfic. bid.
M
THREE meme rotates
Overawe a Train Lead or rat-encore end
Bob the Elm car. .
Br. Louie. March law—Inquiry at the
general onion-e of the St. Inuit, Arkaneaa and
Tom road in this city elielta the following
information of the train robbery which or.
curred at Kingdom, Ark, Tuesday night.
The train was the north bound orprau. On
Inching Klugaland. ‘a unall station thirty .
LOW PRICES
mite south of Pine Binds. three Wkl‘tl men
boarded the train jlult as it was starting.
Theywero thoroughlyarnu-d and overawad
the passengem. They took the conductor and
bound him band and foot. About u mile
north of Kingsland they pulled the hell mpo
end the engineer stopped the train. The
robbers then went forward to the car of the
Southern Express company, and upon the
messengers refund to open the door they not
fire to the car. The messenger then owned
thedoor and the bandits rushed in, uncured
all the money in the car (about $15M»), a
large number of checks and drafts, and do.
camped without molesting the pumcngm. A
reward for the capture of the robbers.
amounting to 8500. has been oilcml by the
Governor of Arkansas and the railroad coni-
W)"
The “high Valley Strikers.
Wiuueannr. Pa,llarch 1,—1'here is a
big breach in the strike in the Ichigh region.
Many assemblies yesterday notified the strik-
ers to return to work. The labigh and
Wilkesburro (Joni company have ordered
their mules book to their mines. By next
week 20,000 strikers will bl.’ at Work.
l-‘ell Seven Slorloa to Death.
NEW YonK, March l.—-lsaac Barnett, a
19-year-old errand boy employed by H.
Goodman. a cap manufacturer at No. 103::
Greene street. fell down an elevator shaft
there yesterday moniing seven stories mid
wnesofrightfully injured that he died soon
after at St. Vincent's hospital.
To Keep the ('Iiinaman Out.
\l'asinxumx, March l.-In the senate Mr.
Slieniinn rcpm'ted a bill to amend the acts ro—
lating to Chinese inunigration; also a resolu—
tion requesting the president to negotiate a I
treaty with the emperor of China providing
that no Chinese laborer shall enter the United
States.
More of the Julia's Victims.
VALLFJU, ('ul., March I. -» chcutccn bodies
hnn- been Inconsrml train the wrecked forry~ I
bout Julia. 'l'u'clvc are still known to be
llll.\‘~lll',;. 'i’u‘u mort- ol' the wolnulmlfllliclllol
bouncy and Jcl‘clllillh Wird, liuvc dead.
St'l'l’tt of the victims Wore buried ymtor-lny.
A (‘rlall at "and.
SEN lilillt), March l.—-A crisis may be ex.
pwtod boron: long in the caso of the crown
prince, and grout anxiety is felt at the villa.
The continued diiuigroomonto lictu'ocn the
doctors have u must unfavorable effect. upon
the lmtb-nt's progress.
To Succoml "is Filllllfl‘.
Amum'. N. Y., March l.m'l'lic gnvcrnnr
transmittalthonominution of \l'nllcr Lloyd
Smith. of lilmiru, fur supremo t‘nlll‘l judge- in
the sixth judicial vli~lru-t, to ~lii'l1'wl in.
father, ll. limiriliiiun h'mitli.
tion “‘us conilrmml.
Jack the Dustin-ml.
X liw erlllt'. March A. —»Jnhn llnukctt, or
"Jack the “not." the l’liilmlciphian who was
injured on the steamship ['Inbriu on hair in-
coming trip ou Saturday, died of cuncumon
of the brain at the Castle Garden hospital yet
terdoy.
Ship Carpenters Demand Higher \Vngca. .
Barn, Me, March l.—Tho ship carpontcm
here have notified the ship builders that their
wages moat. be ilwrml: to go into clloct
next Monday. They are well organized, and
indications point to a strike
For Compllclty In tho Bennett Robbery.
Bastion, Mo, March '2.--l)r. George F.
Wood, of Newport, wan urresmi at hie llnlm: ’
by Sheritl Brown, vi Bangor, tor nllogul mn—
ncction with “'hitiney and Foster in the nil»-
bery of Peter llt'llllt‘U.
Tho Body of Alexander the Great.
CONSTANTINOPLE, March
oophnguscontaining the body of Alexander
the Great has been discovered at Shiite.
Bismarck has boycottm Jaime: Gordon:
Bennett's (Table company because James.
Gordon Bennett's Paris paper abused lite-1
march. l
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market 1
Quotations. l
Srw Your, Feb. m—lloncy closed at 2 per
cent. the lowest rate. The highest rain was :3.
Exchange closed study: poutcd rah-s. defile
4.819; actual rem, {EBWMKGK {or sixty day»
and flfi'IWlW (or demand. Governments
cloned firm; currency to. 1:10 bid; 45. coup,
1355:: bid; «the. do. Tong hid.
Pacific railroad honda closed as follows: Union
tints, 113mm; Union land grunts, “mt“; L‘ulun
sinking funds. mama; Controls. "with.
The opening prices were a amnll fraction lower
{or a majority of the lie: this morning. the larg-
at decline beinx in Reading. which was y. per
cent. lower. 1n the first hour there was a grud-
ual further decline of M®i§ Alter ll o‘clock the
market was extremely dull, and prices continued
weak. the lowest figures of the morning being
turnout at noon. The decline at that hour round
lrom Kalli per cent. Reading. lackewanna.
Eric. Louisville and Nashville. Richmond and
Terminal and St. Paul wore the meet active
stocks. The alternoon dealings were absolutely
without feature. l’ricea remelncd at about the
range current at noon up to within ten minute-
of the close. when they further declined 560%.
The lowest figures or the day were current at the
close. The decline ranged from )6 to 1% per
cent. The mice for the day mounted to 158.”
ohm.
(loner-l Marketa.
h’rw You, Feb. 29.—l~’wl7llm-(7lmed needy
and fairly active; winter wheat extra. 82 (loans;
Minnesota do., 820004.00; city mill do. $4.4m?)
135 for West indies; Ohio extra, 31%,!»
Southerntlourcloualutrndy; common to choice
extra. seam.
\l’llEAT— Options were dull and irregular.
cloning weak and “@hc. lower. Spot loll cloned
dull and unchenged. Spot Isles of No. 1 red
state at mam; So. 2 do..9l@9l%c.; No. 3
red winter, 9m; uumlcd red, $091541: No.
2 red winter. March. ”to. bid: do. April, 9099:.
bid; do, May, the. bid.
loom—Option were fairly active. Spot Iota
cloned firm and italic. higher. Spot sales 0!
No. “nixed at W: ungrhdcd do., mm;
No. 2 mixed. lurch. 5634c. bid; «10., April. 589k.
OATS—Option were firm, but dull. and cloned
W. higher. Spot lots cioaed firm and W
54c. higher. Spot sales or so. I white-tau at
an; No. 2 do.. mmfii‘xo“: mixed. May.
Willa: “0va 0-
BYE-Dull: mm.
PORK—Dullz'l-year-oldmeu. 84.75015.
LAW-4.1M quiet and weak; «amulet-6
am: March. armors; April. 87.00.
Wit—steady and prince well mateined.
with moderate demand; state. 1mm; wertern.
wanton; m Mary. imam;
minions. ,
film-Fairly entire: nearby. mm;
m . .
SUGAR-havoc“. tutti-Ii: tairvellel .438?»
Mud
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w— “M
We have a large stock of the
Best Quality of
tuned Beads
. J‘l'hiili M an. It lilo; lit the iollowiuu
(fanned (lore. ‘24: 6 (fans 8 till
‘6 Tomatoes; ll 6 " tit)
“ Sueeotauli, .m ll " 72
“ Linn! lit-line, 14 ll “ 52
“ Fees, 15 ll " ill
" Salmon, l8 It " l 0.5
“ holleterlstut)” ti " l 00
“ liakedBi-unu,” ti " all
" l'unipli'ln, 12 ll " till
Lalt but not least
Hilllllllllfl llllliflli,
Very good and very cheap alfilc
or 5 for “.00.. We challenge
our competitor» to mulch IIIII
bargain. lluvo hold u lot 0!
them and II low allure rclmllnln".
All line Gulls WaIIaIlel.
Luzon than 6 cum- nl tbc regular ri-Inil prlrc.
llllllle A Contact
l.-—'l'ho snr- E
MR 0. H. JAVA HHFFHH
WASHINGTHH "
One Quality,-'l'he Beet.
Devi. Veal. lamb. llutton. Pork. Salt and Freeh,
Corned Beef. smoked Tongue. llama.
Shouldcre, Burou,lialo;rna. l’renk-
iurte. lilo.
Home Drested Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
5:) Wilmington street.
H. 3. R000,
Watches,
Jewelry,
“AND- .
Silverware.
Special attention paid lo the ”pain” of fine
wurchw and jewelry.
'83 Main h’lrcci.
JOHN 'l‘lilS'l‘R-Alll,
beet:- illt‘ town, try n.
9 Price 350 u Ib‘.
‘ lumen. lnnonnnnuzt'
‘ Washlngton Street Ill-Iago.
——--'l ll 3 BEST—w"
lMEA-I-s
SERVE!) 17" Till-L lilib'i' MARKER.
l! on wnnl llil' rllmrut MEATS. Illlnlnndr»
filnlwr! n1 innilvlci l lllrl, 3m: rm. I‘ml Int-m at my
. mind, a» xvi-ll :i-
Pflllllll of all KlllllS.
l.\' l'l'S SiCAFHN.
F. HAYES.
DlBlilil'l'S BLOCK. - SOUTH NORWALIS.
.5 {BEN fl. I-‘iilillls‘,
\l'hnlcr‘alcund It: lull llculrr ill all kind! of
NA. Allll llllllll
The nominu '
.Brlck. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
“5,.
Ll‘lllgll, Wivknwnnnsi. Let-ml
Mountain, Franklin,
Wilkeshurrc i'iiitl'l.
HHBBHB PAlH‘l'
uud
Anni in
i
Yum. i’ m: of ‘~\"~_~ .':«,,;'.n.. 'md 31M
I git-1H «1”le :'7:.l.:’:‘ viii ‘t ‘l' hillr'rl!
:llivg :«T'mr ‘Hlni
SWAN AHH BUSHNELL,
Wuoiruu no Run”. Dunne in
Manufacturers’ and Painters’
BUPPLIEE.
Ship ("Ilinndh‘rs
3t}? “HYPER-512. l'oui llunk.
lllil [Mi El’Oli’l‘.
PURE IJ'YA l) 8: "HS, RAILRILA ll (“Oh
Re BEST MIXED PAINTS.
Nina So-oim hand made Sil'lfl, Mills, I I.‘ ,(launv
Fl'yl‘ and nucre. Rubin-r Mtllrnn and Glows, till
\Tioxhlng
Dredging Materials.
LINK“. lilStN. SltAt‘KM-ZS. NETS, scours
nilul'l-ll.‘ AND l-‘Ulih's.
l
i
(”bit-t matunal amlin opccml pullcrnn {or the Oye- ‘
trr linemen.
Esprciully l'rcp..n-d ('otton llmlge
has Rope. Mauilln llnoy and "and
Dredge Linc.
Olin. Perkin-,3. Wustr. lint-c, nul it hill burn! ling»
nectu' .s'npplu-e. Mariiic Light». tibiae", Flown.
WSBW YORK l’lllCl-ls.
Special Attention to Orders by Mail or .llmmgcr
Short Hlnts
“Mos-—
Social Etiquette.
Cbmpilml from the latex! and bow! works
on the subject by “Aunt Matilda."
PRICE. 4011mm;
'l‘hle book nhoald bcln every famil denimue oi
knowing "The proper thing to do." 'e all denim
to initiate properly and I0 know what i» The beat
echuol oi llllllllt'l‘l‘. \l'bal eliall we tcach our child-
n-n. the! they may go out into the world well brrd
men and women?
"SHORT lllN'l'S" moraine the norm, and will
be mailed to any lddrcte poring: pin-mid on receipt
or price.
SPECIAL.
Until further notice we will mail each of our
graced; a copy “Hull” Ilmli't'l valn'abie Mark grail mi
icon which “no | moi no 16 pm 4 o!
bobbine' Electric Soap. ”If
By loldlng up the wranpcre a: you would a cum-
pep‘r. the panama will he only techie.
Alwaye put our lull name And adore» on the
out-ideal the mile and write on the word liti-
queue also. and then we will know who erode it.
i. L. CRAGIN it Go,
PHILADELPHIA. ruNN.
"(a W ”gm“ '1. In rat. 0-“
and melted. not: eaten lune-m to 18"“ less.
n-ilai Malawi-two 34:: 0mm. 488 Main Street.
New W" m“ ”- W" m ‘3' llmmI’l', cairn.
.Tle Model Mariel:
. MrsJohn Holland
OPTIOIAN, .
8: Main 5L, So. Norwulk,
IN H. 5. 8000's JEWELRY STORE.
ECANDIES
Hi all kiwi-I. PM (fin--
BAKERY!
l‘UliN l't '0
l’lA-‘H'ANDY 'l'lll'rlmmla lull uremi-
mcur of ornamental randy.
LA I' ll}: II'S' "LUCK.
{Nut
’3. F. Stevens,
“lulu.
l}. H. HAHVHY’S
mm. “nwnmwm. W~WW W .. "we...“ .... ..
v
NEW STYLES
SPRING HATS
--A'l‘-—
McHWHH’S
(l0 TO
Coconut Macaroon
Choice Florida Orange», ALI.
ll’lno l.
lvelobruuul new
l'l‘lie Very Beet
W
Northlleld Creamery Butter In 911mm,...
.“350 lb
o u
... r. ..... .........
I.... .....
l’lllCl‘lfi, l
onions, , l
ollmp Canned Corn and Vegetablea, , A
Teen and Collect, l
w/ 3Wbiw [locals Candy Byrnp,.... ............................. .410ch
' Il-‘ull t'roum Choc-c, , 3
J’uro illuplo ti run, ......... . ..................................... .: 3 “ ;
Angel Soup, llil. FLOAT, (:uke,.... ................. ”moni-
All First Class Goods at Lowest Possible Prices.
armour ms
BUY
THE LIGHT RUNNING
a,
New Home
Sewing Machine.
A. DIGKERMAN & SON,
39 Washington Street, .. . 's'outh Norwalk.
l’Olt . ‘
Lady’s Rubber .
25 Cents. '
Men’s Rubbers,§
l
40, 50, 75.
MEN ’b‘ BOSTON
:HlllHlHllllH
v
M L .‘s‘H' HA Ll. Blitll'h',
* In: t' m gt
Fll‘Sl—HlaSSHllBBl‘lBS
of u i i. :.y‘~ :1
LOW PRICES.
“e no" tho-
llultvi' in lloiis.
We iii-so how a ilm-
Ini of m lu-r
llultrr llizil Wc are sellin-r lo“. t‘oino
llllll tr) 5!,
ii Mu tum
l ' ,
IHHUH HUHFHH All “Hi
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' in il-. t. .- z”... >,. :»,_.
‘ II. I". S'I‘I'IVENH,
.ersu: nan. nun'n'.
" Hunk? ‘Tmir.
HAHHIAHE HAKHH
R lil’AIlllNG-‘r
GEN HIM Ii BLACKS)! l'l'lllh'ti.
Thu- lo the “noon in Ihll'll lo pvt-pure (or mnlcr
l and ii a- hem-r to not rculy for much trawl than to
3 wait until the busy winter rcaeon
' Work of all kinda pertaining to carriage mutiny,
and wiicral bluksmithlnu promptly lllll‘lltlt'd to.
“Mon.- of all kind:- madi- Ioonlrr.
Wacone {or sale.
. I
. Henry Tilly,
. MAIN STREET.
Mono: It. SMITH,
l FLHHIST
,iiaIN STREET. souru nonuniu
l .
EGILBERT M. 311303,
i
Stable
WARWICK nom.
llorece and Cmiagceiolcl for all manna-n
(Ionian at Down to ram Ail 'I'nmw.
Good Monte at “5‘00!!!“le l'nr .,.
Telephone llllll’lt'l in
5?“! it
A...” .—
' .H Klinefellier,
DEALER lh‘
lllllll, Fill] Oysters,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS. ETC.
“-4... 0....
in. N. i. l. ii. iii. Dull.
Telephone conmllon.
—
(‘oicln-sli-r t’n-nnn-ry
licst quality, 33.50.:
E
l I2Main Street.
i WILL PAY THE
.liiglar‘nt Faisal: Price
A i‘nz: ,
tome. Bottles Iron'
and Mobile. ‘ ’
i
dock bj. rr'Kuil'lg we”
?- ling.» .
l'nnmx nun .nz (sum-.1 I?
to) card to
\l "AJAY: l’tzllflllnfl. 3
'l'lii ‘suuwam. ‘
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All Allin.
Lowest Prices !,
The host Goods for
the Least )loney
W. 41;...
H. S. HHHWH’S.
BOUT a snot: srouu, ‘
Clark & Lane’s Block.
MAIN sum.
( i} ET '1‘ I] E I} ES’I‘.
-—--.rnr._~
“ Florida ”
STEAM HEATER.
l.
ditw ‘
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Twenty tannin mm. one 0! then In the
Sentinel other, whmlr on he run in operation on
application.
w. H. M E E KER,
Sole Agent for Nonvnllt.
Sanitary Plough; and Low Prep-are heating a
”mi...
ill: for call all ll!!!“ PI
a. wasnmmox'h'r. nae-n.” ct.
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BRIDGEPORT. .
Inventory Completed!
Flash Bargains Brought In light.
:1 Farm Dim-a- Goodr- lip yarde wide ailwrtiml by ullicr hnndce at no trick. our price. fill ctr. Ono, lot
62". Lndirsclolils x: cm. inn-I 1:5 Ford-5 cloxlmw ('fll. Wide Scotch l‘lalde, all Wool. 2:» cm. All
Wool l'lain MllllliL'r z!) I t- t‘hlidrv-us undrrm-ir, it). lifg’, 13. and l'J cts. Regular price, 17», 30. 3'3, and
3‘4. Ilnmlinrg Edging» l (:t a yard.
CLOAKS-
Sinai l'lm-li Samples $15 and 7.70. .‘s'omnarkcta rm tly hull prii --
Linen Department.
Interesting to Housekeepers.
To moirovv we will ollcr a large lot at
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REMNANTS
.And Shorila iiglll- M Bll'flrllf"l and Half Bleached Tobie Dilmiblfi‘. The lengths are well adapted to err-r
hour-chold. lWlllL’ ‘J, "ll/4‘. 2’4. 2-1; Beulah} yards in each piece. There are iieavv. homo-t goods, we!
made and incrviwzhlr. Each lu-uuth will l'l' marlin! in plum figurrs. both the quantity and price. The
climb lot Will he on our wntrc mania i‘lelliitfi'. The: llllillfll‘fl new from
25c. to $2.00 per yard.
They an- Vv-ry riirazv. Thi.‘ mil hr :l
Come mriv.
Our {Lend-xv». l piling»rerunmirrlliatcwryt'lnak. Shawl pun- 0! Minor cool; Will :50 at 50m»
prlr‘c during next tvm wu-kr ('urne and sec.
W. B. HALL 8r GO.
"iron YOUR
Fresh Meats
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PEOPLES’ MARKET.
Hoods delivcmi promptly and epeciul attention paid to orders left at the market. A lull line of
VEGETABLES.
llth’T lv‘tl'ltGE’l‘ THE PLACE,
Peoples? Market,
A. R- TYLER! Prop-
GROCERIES AND MEATS
—-—-A’l' THE OLD STAND 0P——-
'1‘. BURR GUYER do SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
ALI. DINNER.“ I"! Llil'lll PROME‘TIJ'.
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CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO TRAisl'! WITH US.
GIVE "US A. TRIAL-
good nmmrtllnilytnlniy good tablc (toms at very low pricea.
IIARI) I’AN PRICES.
TURKEYS‘
The Cheapo-I and Ben In Town.
CELERY
noun omwn. Patten mum on.
HOME DRESSED CHICKENS. Gm
AND DUCKS.
anon on Inw m
Oranges, Lemons. Fruits, Cranberries. Egg-
nnd Canned Goods. ’
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neat. I'lah. Waters, Glenn and Baonllope.
Remaon’s M ark et 0
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