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DISCUSSING THE MEASURE
FRAMED BY THE WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE.
Dilerlng “plateau at national Millennial
on the Proposed Manure—southern
Member: Want the Tobacco Tax Ita-
pnled—‘l‘ho fight on Wool and linger.
Wasalxorox, March 8.—-'l'he Mills tori!
hillwae naturally a subject of considerable
diet-union at the Capitol yesterday. A good
many congremmeu declined to talk about its
media or demerita They had not read it
critically and in comparison with existing
mum-non. order todWitIa-
telligently wanted more time in which to
compare it with existing laws to understaml
many of the propmed changes. Una general
criticinn passed by some Democratic eon-
grmen from the southern states. is the
widen of any internal revenue minutiae.
They any the people in the «drum: producing
states are more intermml in the rcpcnl of the
tobaccotax than in tarit! reduction. Thule
congressmen do not talk as though they were
willing to postpone consideration of that
question until after the revision of the tariif
is attendeditomad it the waysandmeam
committee do mitsoon bring in a tobacco re-
duction bill will no doubt propose it as an
amendment to the tariff bill.
Mr. Randall, it is understmxl, linen measure
of his own which embodies a plan for consid-
erable internal revenue tax mluction, and
with which he will antagonize the Mills bill.
Ohio Democratic congrmncn are slow in
criticising the Mills bill, though in a, general
way they all deprecate the free wool clause.
Someof them will fight the hill as long as
that clause is in it. The Democratic members
of the ways and means committee. and most
of the members of their party, look upon the
measure“ wise and proper, and exprcsi the
opinion that it cannot be defeated, and that
it will receive the approval ofu great majority
of the people at large.
The Republican members of the committee,
Meson. Kelly, Reed. Browne. McKinlcy and
Burrows, and a majority of their party ex-
prem a contrary opinion. The mom-tire re-.
ceives their unqualified condemnation, and/
they are prompt to declare that it‘ can nevi-r
peas the house in its present form. There is ‘.
an air of anemones observable on both shim,
' and members are trying to ascertain just bun
their colleagum “ill «and in th» llltlfl‘l’llllllg
runlt‘ml in the house.
The Star. l't)llllllt’llllll;( on Kim duration
says: "The key in the situation live in the
bands of asmnll minority. It may benc-
u‘pted as certain that Mr. Randall and humor
of his former followers will light the measure
with determination. The grcntcst friction
Within the Democratic party will bc, of
course, over the propm'tion to put wool on
tho free list, and the sugnritcm is another
clcuicntof discord. 'I'hc wml mcn (Hill the
sugar mcnnrc greatly «lixsntisllml with the
condition in which the-y lilul those prmlucts
in the bill. Their cli‘orw “ill inc to have them
<tricl:cn from the bill. Failingr in this. tiny
are not nirc tlu-inwlws prnlmlily of how they
would act.
"The crunmittcc on ways and incrim lmw
railcuiu‘u-il at each step how rum-h cucb item
would rtrcngfhcn or .wcakcn thc nwmurc, and
tiny have attnniptcvl in ntl‘cr i’nlltfl‘lmtllnll in
other particulars for thc objections wrtnin
{Natures arousal. They calculate upon the
mint-lion of the duty on woolen goods, which
they claim will reduce their met mrreswnd-
ingly to the consumer to more than compen-
xite the farmer for theloss of protection on
wool. ’i’hc Ices of protection on wool amounts,
according to these calculations, to tubular»;
the saving on clothing to 3110004)“).
"Getting the sense of tho house as well as
they have been able to the Democrats of the
committee express the opinion that they will
have a fairly good majority for tho measure
after it has [banned through a very fierce light.
The majority of the connuittce expect to got
the bill before the house in nbont ten days.
Meanwhile the internal revenue features will
have been considered, and the two will go in
together._,eithor astwo propositions or com-
bined. ‘Vhich method will be adopted has
not yet been decided.
“Them will probably be a caucus of the
majority party held before the matter is
called up in the house, for the purpose of die-
cnssing the measure and ”containing with
some degree of certainty just how they stand."
Saw Your, March 3.—}lon William R.
Morrison, of Illinois, was seen at the Fifth
Avenue hotel by a United Press reporter.
Speaking of the Mills tnrilf bill, lu- said;
"It i»- n very good bill. it lh identical
with the last tariff bill I pri-mml. ex-
cept that it goes further. It is a good
bill and I hope it will pun. I don‘t
think it will pas, however. )lr Randall and
his friends will defeat the bill by \ oting with ‘
the protection Republicans. The home n»
fusedtoctmsidcr my horizontal bill and it
refuscdtoconsider my last bill. I'm ufmid
it will treat the Mills bill likewiw."
A Remarkable Explosion.
“'ILKBGBAREE, Pa.. March 3.—-llolaw:u'o
and Hudson engine No. 35 exploded yester-
day, with singularly fortunate results. The
disaster occurred while the locomotive, which
was attached to a freight train, was running
down a grade between Pittston and Plt‘lw'lllll-
ville. The entire front of the lvx'onmtirc, burl;
tothe bell, was tom 03 and sent flying in all
directions. The boilerjackct was hurled 100
feet amlthemiokeeiackzm yards. Thebell
tookanealterlycoune, and has not yet been
foetal. Engineer Weetcott was hurled nlmut
forty feet away into an adjoining field. He
escaped with a slight contusimi or the breast.
Thellremanmminedla theelhand was not
ear-Item A bnkeman who was forward
holding the train was plastered with a shower
of nebula lining from between the boiler and
jacket. The explosion did not force the engine
from the track, and the train ran nearly tbm-
quarm of a mile before it was stopml. 'i‘lin
came 0‘ the explodm is unknown.
A Penneylvaala Mllllonatre'a bench.
it" You. March 3.-Peter Hurdle, tin
millionaire lumberman, of Willianisport, Pm,
died at the Glenham hotel, in this city, yester-
dny, from imitation of the brain, writing
from Injuries received by falling down an
unhanhn-t while super-intending the mn-
etrnctlou of water works at Huntington, l’m,
abouttwo militias ago. He came here for
treatment on Feb. 13. and was lmeomiom
mausoleum the time of his death.
Ilr. Budlcwuthelnrentorand pate-mm of
enmity]. of public «mveyauce beer-
In. hie name, and proprietor of the water
“but Willi-Inspect and Iluntingdon, l’m.
0airo,llla.anlothu places. newest)?
ofage. llilhmlywillhetakento
llllanuportforburlal.
when larder In Mantle.
Your Burn, m,m a—rua- just
tumult-mommy, a ”Win
THE «Venomous GAIN
Dy Individual m o! M by
Railway Lacuna”. no.
“'ASIIING'I'DI, Mamba—4‘1» secretary of
the trcmry trananltted to thebonle ynlteeb
; day a statement from the treasurer of the
United Statue relative to the probable loss by
destruction of legal tender currency. The
treasurer says: ‘
“When the nomadic: circulation was
fliedby law at $356,681,016, the dhcount for
parts of notee amounted to 0129.981.
of which rum 0101,8llllhad been covered into
the trcamry on May .11, 1875, leaving. a
balance of $5.115, by which the amount. re
wrtodas outstanding on May 31, 1878, Was
not reduced. The ditcouut has now aunnnu-
Iated to 891,958. and not having been replaced
by the bone of notes the legal tender circula-
tion has been diminish“ to that extent. "
After tracing the probable causes of the
destruction of notes by tires, railway acci-
dents, etc, tlietreaaarergoes mite any that
it may be safely argued that the gain to the
government will be due mainly to the do.
etnution of notcs under the denomination of
$60. The statement of the treasurer con~
eludes; “As far as I am able to interpret the
tables (elaborate tables are submitted with
the treasurers letter) the aggregate law on
alltha issues up to Jan. 31. 1888, would seem
to me not lea than 38,7 .000, and 80,4“),000
otthaisummayberegardedae having been
datroyed and out of circulation prior to May
3], H78."
Langtry'a Litigation».
Clumuo, March {i.—.\Irs. Langsry paid
Mr. James Crichtou's jewelry bill Thursday,
and gave bonds in JIM-i Dorec's suit. Then
she thought her troubles over for the time
being, but she was served yesterday with
a summons in McVickcr‘s suit for “0,000 for
breach of contract. She was terribly agitated,
and said she would light the case to the bitter
end.
All Sorts of Trust».
Boslox, March :i.-—Today's Advertiser ;
says that the local express connianice morning I
from this city to the cost are preparing to !
consolidate, and that at a meeting of rcprw .
scntativm of nearly all the coinpanics a tow ‘
days ago the proposition to fonn a inlet was E
considered and practically adopted, although
the (lentils arc notyet fully ngrml upon.
“'omeli Suffrage In Iowa. '
lies: Moixrs, March 1:, »Tlic lnlt‘t'l‘ lmluu oi
the Iowa ll'glilllllll‘t', by :x wteoi’ 50 to 42, 1,
last Honing nrdcrcd the t‘ligi‘tfizllll’lll of a bill ’
conferring municipal and N‘llrml willrugc l
upon “ulllull. It rcquirrs tiftyamc Votes to I
pass a bill, but as there were eight ubscntecs ;
there is no question of obtaining the additional
vote when the bill cumin up for passage.
Death of Garrett Bench. .
NEW YORK, March 3.——Uarrctt ltoucb. non ,
of the late John Roach. died at his residence 3
in this city yesterday. Ills death resulted
from pneumonia. lie was 40 years old, and
" fonneriy a partner of his [other in the ship
building lumincw. llc leaves two sons, aged
5 and 10 years.
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l “—ASIIINHTUX, March 1:,—-’l’lic luyuscnt lust
'cvoning's .‘KNinn [ow-ll twentyvliw pension
bills, iogr-tlicr with bill» removing the politi-
cal diminiitics of lien. Noble, Ilornrc A.
Brotvnc, l’nnl l’uiwu and Amlrcw J, Lind-
say, and at W o'clock nnljounml until t-Hluy.
The Law In Constitutional.
DETROIT, March 3.—The supreme court of
tho; state, after mature deliberation, bin; «1.-
clarcd the new state liquor law in the main
connimtioaal. The decision is a terrible dis-
appointment to the liquor men, and the tem-
perance people are proportionately clntaxl.
And Ferdinand Mint 60.
(foxsnx‘nxornr, March 3.—'l‘he Russian
government has sent the ports a second and
more decided note, mooning them to inn.
mate that Prince Ferdinaml's {Million in
Bulgaria isillcgal. It is reported that iicr- '
many supp-rm Russia's action in the mattcr. '
.ln .\gml Iluhcmian’a Crime.
CHICAGO. Man-b ;:,—~I)un'ng afamily row ‘
Frank Ilrta'oiiniz. n llohcmianaged 60years, 2
shot and fatally Wounded'bis stepson, Wil- ;
liam Grim, agml L‘s. Brocohatz surrendered ‘
himself at the West Uhimgo arcane station:
J. |
Manual training a practiced in Swedish !
schooli with great success. It is callcdl
“slojd,” a word allied to our “sleight of 3
hand." The teachers say that it stinmiatc-a
exertion in other studics.
TRADE BULLETIN.
I New York Money and Produce Market;
' Quotation ,
N" You, March 2—)loncy closed at 3 per [
oent..the highest rate. Theloweet rat.» was 2.
Exchange closed steady: posted ran-s, 4.8%;
4.88; actual rates, 4.8163(0le for sixty day:
and 4.8346436: for demand. Gorernmente
closed steady: currency (is, 1'10 bid; 48. coup,
12554 bid; 09. do.. 106% hid.
l'acltlc railroad bonda closed as follow»: Union
time. 1136MB; Unloalaadgrants, 1mm; Union
linking funds. “mitt; Centrale, 11mm.
The neck market displayed only limited ac-
tivity today, while the tone was weak. The
opening prices of nearly the whole list were from
54. to K per cent. lower than they cioeedlast
night. lleading was especially weak, and de-
clined 92; per cent. Prices continued at about
the range at which they opened until midday.
lore than half the morning‘s trading wan In
Reading. The market was dull and featureless
throughout the afternoon up to the last half
hour. when there was some pressure to an the
leading stocks. causing a further decline of If to
”per cent. The final tlgnm were the lowest of
the day. and showed declines ranging from M to
Edward. 'l'hcealce for the day aggregated
168.8015 sham. ,
General Market».
Saw Your, March lip—FLOUR»- llull. but
ideally; winter wheat extra. 81000.5; Minn».
Iota do. 820004.00: city mill extra. “mm,
for West indies; Ohio extra. Suiting. Southern
flour clotted steady; common in choice extra.
new.
Vl’llEA'l'»0ptlone were dull, hut (Inn. and
clonal at a trifling advance. Spot Iota cloned
”me. higher. lipot “In of No. I red Itatc
at mum; No. 2 do. 936th: No. 2 red win-
ter, other. unmlcd red. wattle: No, 2 red
winter. March. Sm. hid: do. April, new. but;
do. My. 9196c. w.
commommna were fairly active and arm,
cloning slightly higher. Spot Iota cloned dull. but
tint). and mm. higher. Spot sale. of Ito. I
mixedatttlao: ungradeddo..bomm.: No.2
mindlmb. We: do. April. mama;
M.W.W-
came-Options were firm. but quiet. and
cloned We. higher. Spot Iota were fairly
active and cloned “ale. higher. Spot ealen
of No. I whileatateat acme-z No. 2.1.... Mt
«an; No. 2 mixed. May. mallard do. June.
38c.
RYE—Dull: Itate. 75c.
BWY~Nonunat
I’OKK‘DIIII: 01135615.
LAKE-Cloned dull and heavy; caxh, storm
mo; latch and April. $2.90: lay. OH.
malady; state. 17%.; western. 14
one.
W
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m mum. “950%.;
.h m; nut-by. new.
MAI-m dill. ht MY: fllr
Md
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We have ‘. largoe‘tock of the
Best Quality of
Banned floods
Which we on willing Ii llu: lollowlhiz
LOW PRICES
Cantu-II Corn, 120 ll Fans 8 till
“ Tomatoes, ll ' “ I50
“ Succotaeh, l3 ti “ 75
" Limo Bonus.” 6 ‘* w:
“ Peas. If» I: " 54
“ Salmon, In I: .. I 05
" Idlllblt'l'ifllfll)l'; ti " I00
" Ilakedlicanedf. i: -- til
" I'umpliin. IL! I; .. out
In»! hill but Icitr'
Gllllfllllli lllllflll,
Very good and \cryclicnp III 21c
or .5 for 91.00. , We challenge
our (folnpelllnrh no match IIIII
bargain. "are sold a lot or
them and u fcw more rclnulntng.
All lieu Ennis Warrauiei.
IJ‘F‘llllllI'll1.ll“l’l’lll~'rt".{7.lf|r I’I‘li‘tli wile.
Bibi: & Hammock.
in u. 6. Jill noun
llt'ltla the town, lry it.
Price 35c 3 lb.
I) I N E El. L’IIOJIMEDlEll
Washington Street Bridge.
The Model Mariel.
. ~~1un um;
MIT-A
SERVED Ill THE
TS
lb“? .\i'.-‘. 3'): Eli.
If do want the f‘lmil‘cll MEATS. oblitilwdri~
amid-«z- or [mobic or cost, you uifii tied them or my
. urkcuae “Hind
Pullu [If all Kills
IN ITS SEASUS.
F. HAYES.
moutn'snioca. - sot’ru somvuh.
.7051.‘ II. I’I'IRRIS,
Whine-a4 and Itcfwl Di-aicr .n it". kind: of
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in. All] Willi First-[ii
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Sine Stone. Etc.
3i."lll‘;ll, Imckaunnna, Lot-nut
.‘ilountuiu. Franklin, and
Wilkcsbnrre- t'ozils.
2‘3“"
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aim! RUBBER bile,
t
Yards {out of “Waking-n 2;..l .‘ilir
Bhnll rtn‘v-‘cn I‘ilii r
Drug S‘vl’t‘
a-..
l’izx ~~I r.’ ruin-z.
"‘llri
bill iii-D BUSHNELL,
Wooten” no RETAIL Dunne m
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.Manufaciurers’ and Pamters’; nrsu "Au. unocu.
SUPPLIES.
Ship (I'llrnldlors.
362 WA’I‘ER-S'l'., foot Bank.
Blilllli l‘ll’llli'l‘.
YURI; IJ‘ZAD t OILS. RAILRIIA I) COL
Its. ”[181 MIXED PAINTS.
Nova bmlm lmnd mvulc Such», Mule. rtc . tintin-
-c_vs nmln-rp-rs, linhbrr Mmme and “hm-e, till
i t'mlhmg
Dredging Materials.
LINK“. RINGS. SILM‘KLl-IS. SETS. Sl‘IJOI’S
allln'lil.‘ no rouxs,
Ofbwi Inaicriii undan epocml patterns for "W 05“
hr Ilil‘llit".
lhpvcinlly l'rep.orcil I'ollon Dredge
boo Ilupc. llunllin lluuy and "and
Ilrfllge nine.
Ogle, l’nrkin: “'ns'c, llw-c, .11qu fill? lim- of Eng.
nccrn‘ i-iupplicu. Mallllt' Lulu-i. impure. Flags.
WNIZ‘V YORK I'ILICIIS.
Special Amalia» m .0er by .llail or .llmmgar
Short an...
———( 13W
Social lithucltc.
Compilnl from Mr lull-id nmf lice! works
on (he union-l by "Ann! .llulilvlu."
”Ill '1'). «to room:
This book pboulcl be in every family dceiroua of
Illllttlltl: “The proper thing to do." We all «In-ire
lobvhutc properly audio know what is the hunt
icbool of lllfllmt'l’il. “but Fllllll or turn our child-
ren. that they mny go out into the world will bred
nn-n end worm-n!
”SHORT IIIN’I’S" «rumin- the anew", and will
be mailed to any addrwe mange prepaid on Imipt
of price. .
SPECIAL.
Until further more we will mail each of our
friend:- a copy of the alum- valuable book mill-and
lrceuf postage, if they will mail us 15 mam-era of
Dobblm' Electric Heap.
By touting no the wranpen an you would a newe-
pap'r. the Vintage will be only 2 rent».
Ale-ye put your full name and eddmn on the
onuiulcptlbe lllllltllt‘ and write on the word Ml-
queuv aim. and than no will know who mule it.
i. L. CRAGIN 5; 00.,
PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
IMO I. 1883.
Ollie“. 436 Main Street.
Illmmlf. CON II-
' CHARLES SMITH
Willilllmliilll.
Ono Quality,——The Beet.
_ _ - .,,..._.._
Bch. Val. lamb. luuen Formal! and hub.
corned am. Smoked Tongue. llama,
slirmldcn, BecomBalogmi, Frank-
fom. Etc.
Home‘Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
0rders Delivered Promptly.
53 Wilmington Street.
H. S. ROOD,
W 131301163,
Jewelry,
mi.
Silverware.
sin-rial attention paid to the n-pnumz, oi liar
Which” and jcnclry.
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JGHN 'I‘RIS'I‘RAM,
. OPTIOIAN,
1.8:: Main St. So. Norwalk,
gm H. s. ROOD’S JEWELRY sums.
:CANDIES
H! nil hind-A. l'JvtCLn-u
BAKERY !'
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. I'UliNi'l'iil’lAS. HANDY TOYS. amia lni: mm!—
uu-nr n1 armour-no.3 .r only.
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I.AUIIP,R'§ “LOCK.
HIM!
B. F. Stevens,
lllh‘ll’ HALE. lililll'li,
aSSGrnceries
LOW PRICES.
“.0 PP” liic
Illlllr!‘ in Hulls.
We also hate a line lot of other
i Ilullcr ihul nc arc M'lltll! low. Come
and try it.
fair homici-
l.’ 'n u "i .13!
till] noun ii iii,
Try ii“. \l'c hair ilu l’m-l.
B. I". STEV ENS,
nanny TILLY.
llllRIlGE Milli}.
R ICI’AIIIING
GEN I'll“ I. BLACKSMITIIING.
This in thc nut-on in which to prepare for mum
unlit is Iw-llrr m m H‘Illy for rough travel than :0
wait until the bury winter moon
Work of all kind.- pertaining to carriage making
and general bliirkemitlnng promptly aitrudrd to.
Woman of all kind:- made: to order.
Wagon: for eel-3.
Hem-y Tilly.
_’ rum STREET:
JOHW. H. SMITH,
FLORIST
.0.
MM): arm-1m. sour“ souwaw
GILBERT M. RITOH.
l leathery 1
NEW STYLES
SPR Ni} HATS
Mclinlll’S
Fl lit
25 Cents.
40, 50, 75.
MEN ’8 BOSTON
i2 Main Street.
i ‘l ILI. l'fi‘i
'lllt‘
l‘m:
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9.!
lei l".
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.an .‘d
l’uriu - in- 2 .n. .
fill (‘31le in
“ II.I.I.‘| II I-oamonlr.
«.ulfi'l‘ll Numrui;
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t. r-im'L 5n.
., or» --
ALL GRADES,
AND AT
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The best Goods for
" llic Lcost .lloncy
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H. S. BRUWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark it Lane’s Block.
MAIN STREET.
like
A... ~ f
Livery and Feed Stable:
WARWICK IloI'Iili.
lime! and (.‘arriegeeloli-t for all l)'¢'-l!l0't'l.
('arriam It Dew! to meet MI 'I'mmv.
hood Turnout» at flammable Pun-p,
Inn in can;
Meats, Fish haters.
Vegetables, Fruits, ,
ennui) GOODS. mo?
01)». ii. if if“ H. in. Denali
W (mun.
STEAM HEATER.
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”antenna thirteen. one of that I'll theP
Mount can. when u can be mm In meno- an
application. »
w. H. MEEKER,
sole Agent for Beneath.
WEI-Hague! low heme Hinge
”3% form lawman .
mum“ on. we um”. cc.
Wm ..._._...._M._
l}. H. HARVEY’S
Lady’s Rubbers:
Men’s Rubbers,
H111 RuhhflrBuuls;
Best quality, $53.50.
. ~ lino-timid. bring '3. ill. 29;. 134’ :i no! 3%. yards i
Ilighcst é 11ml: Price;
llama. Sioim . llol! he iron
WIJI‘IIL' we ;
lilIBBIlIISI
Lowest Prices 1
(new Till-E" BEST.
u “mt"?
Florlda. ”
I ' lAlIliS JERSEYS
Greatly Redhead Prices.
A; DIGKEifiiu & SON,
:ih'll’ashinéton eii'eet. - South Norwalk.
OUR 'SPEQALTFE'S.
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Norllmcld Creamery Butlc
r In PRINTS, ...................... 3512 lb
Coconut" Macaroon. ........... . ........................ . ..... ‘35 “
Choice Florida ‘ Oranges, ALI. PRICES,
Fine: Immune,
Celebrated Dow-Drop Cullflcll Corn and Vegetables,
The Very Best 'l‘cne and ,Collcce,
Wlllte Rock Candy Syrup, .................................. 200 In
Full I'rcum Clnecec,
ll’urc Maple Syrup, ........ . .......................... . ............ 3.5 ‘°
Ange-I Soup, WILL FLOAT, Cake, .............................. 06"
All First Class Goods at Lowest Possible Prices.
jEYMOUR BROS. ‘
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BRIDGEPORT.
Inventory Completed!
rash Bargains ‘Bmuglt to Light
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i, 2 Cam: Iln-sn “will! 1}»; yards wide mlw-rtmfl by oihcr homes at
, 6‘)"; Lame.- cloth:- 4? fie. ”curl is!» I’onlc cloth:1 69 no
. Wm): l’iain filliilIlL'l‘ 1‘; ch. (‘liildn-ne lillllf‘l’Wl‘fl'. 10. 12“,. I3. and 19 rte. Rm. lat price. 13, fit), 33, and
‘ 3‘s. Hamburg Edgings I ct a ya ‘
CLZOAKS-
Seal 'lu~b Si’J’iliit’S so. And 12.3”. Newmarkcrs cxnclLv half price.
Linen Department.
lnterfisting to Housekeepers.
Tomorrow we Iiil otl'cr a large lot of
, REMNANTS
i Ami Shani. meta nfllieschcd and Half Bleached
_ 5i}cte.,our prim. 3t eta. One lor
Wide N't'otcll l'iaide. all Wool. 2: me. All
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VEGETABLES.
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Pe0ples’ Market,
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GROCERIES AND MEATS
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