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GREAT DAMAGE ALREADY causal)
AND‘FURTHER L088 FEARED.
I'M Wont Illm’l Brian at Port nonto-
m A'Iy. MI: . Lu“ 01 ‘35,-
“: Porn-a towed to have
Their floater—Tho flood or Etc-mink.
“may. N. Y. Mam 2' A dim
m flood Visited thin portion of the .‘lnbnwi
volley. COM by Ill. Mulung, up“! tl’lrI let
it “195cm creek and othcr tributarie-
d the Itohawk rlvor. At Port Hunter,
Mill: Behohario crock culprit» into tho
“Ink, the high waurs hllvc l’il'llit’d wide»
till-d devastation The t'iLfill‘l‘ll 51-3.!) of the
WMSMrailroadbri-lgc in out Er .{y washed
away, entailing a to. at 135,11» r. The break—
in; d the Wm Shore bridge illtcrru l my travel
on that road, and the through trams are be-
ln‘ run on the Contra] tracku 'l‘hclmueduct,
amatstructurc built at grcat oxpcnae
tom the canal bullion, ltl badly wrecked,
fight who! having been carried away.
Fort Hunter is a mo of want» and ruin.
“factories 'and businm placm are
Md. The struts are inundated. All
algdu. long but: were pilot! to and fro, raw
lug life and property. Several persons were
”finally injured while risking theirllvmto
nave pro ‘ 3'. At Port Jackson and this
city tho igh waters cultoal much (innings.
Port Jackson is entirely inundated, and rosi-
dentll are transfcrring their property to safe
places. The Central railroad tracks just want
dboroareundor water, and travel on the
road is mowhat restricted. High waters
are reported at Fonda, Fultonvillo, Auricl-
ville and other places west. The water is tho
highest ever known. The bridge spanning
the river at this city Ill considered in danger,
the water now reaching within three feet of
tho bridge.
Numvu'll, than, March 21—11» copious
l’ltllls, tngclhor with the romnt thaw, have
made all the colnltry stroams oven'un their
banks and have swollen tthuinclinug, the
libctuclrct and the Yantic to grcnt propor-
tions. Alexandria lake, tivclvc lnilcs' north,
‘broko its banks, and the watcrs swept over
the Norwich land Worcester tracks to a great
depth, gullylng them badly. The Ynntic wan
urgcd on by the largo volume of water from
the Exctor reservoir, which had also given
way. A railroad bridge at delimit City was
(‘lli‘l'ltlll away, calming a sorinus delay, to
truvcl on the Norwich and ‘Vlll't'tfhwl', while
tho village was partially inundated and the
mills stappod. From varctt City down the
tracks are to be soon altomately under and
out of tho water, while at Taftvillo the road-
way in a roaring brook six foot (loop.
Norwich .sullercd moot sovercly. The
wholesale district in the lower portion of the
city was completely inundated, the collar!
and ground floor: being tilled with water.
while Central wharf, devoted to the lumber
and coal trade. and covering an area of ten
acres in the heart of the city, was buried four
feet under water. Tile New London Northern
tracks from the city to ’l'hnnlcsv‘lilc. a diatomic
of two lnilcs, are lllldcr water. and msvcllgoro
are transform-d by mun-n
Easrns, P0... March leTho Delaware
river yesterday nitcmmn was sixteen feet
above low water mark, and tho Lolligh river
tu‘clve feet. The flood hm stoppcd all the
mills in South Boston, and ultcrfcml with
the annual repairs to the Lehigh canal.
,Ntfll’l'll Alums. Mum, March Zl.~—'l'rniu
No. 924, of the Now Haven and Nortbamp
tan road, Condnfllol' I’. ll. Smith, on Tues»
day night ran into a landslide near Conway
Junction. The engineer stopped the train,
when a large body of earth slid down,
ntruck the train and carried it from the
track to the very edgo of the embankment,
which is eighty feet high. The accident oco
curred only a mile and a half from the W
of tho liardwcll digmtcr.
POPLAR ltlvlm, M. 'l‘., March flit—Tho
grunt llood on the Upper Missouri does not
abate. The water is the highest smzn for
many yours and the river iv still rising
rapidly. The ice has broken at Galpin and is
running fast. Then- iso. big gorge at Cut-
honkt, about. too miles above here, and an-
othcr at Frenchman's Point, seven mills be-
low. There six loot of water on the railroad
tracks at Wolf Point, and tho bridges are all
“whorl out. All trains are delaycd. The
Milk rivals aha» Collinlt'nt‘lng to brcok up
andthe country is ilwdol for forty miles
around. Hundreds of cords of wood, cut for
river rte-mom, are floating away. The cattle
null and Indians will loco large quantities of
hay. Therod men have all left the bottom
and are camped on the bills and the high
grounds. Their farms are undcr four feet of
water and their fences swept away. Them in
some loss of stock, and if the river gorges at
this place the loss will be inlmcmn.
Killed In 3 Freight Smashup.
tin-root“, Pa, March 23.—-—Unc man was
killed and four injured, two of them probably
fatally, by a freight train wreck at Burro. on
the Pennsylvania railroad yesterday. A (ml
train and a freight train were [lélfiililg the
station in opposing directions whoa the axle
of a cool car broke, throwing the train at! tho
track and into the other train Fourtclen
carswere smashed, and the dopot building
badly wrecked. Telegraph Operators loon-
anl and Coleman and Agent Miller Were
struck by debrb, but not. nerlouvly injured.
The man killed wasa laborer, name unknown.
The injured are Thomas Murray, Thomas
Madden, J. E. Newman and James llcllon.
nigh, The two first. named will probably
dlc Four boys known to have been on the
trdnammiatng,aadmmppoaelltobedead
in the debris.
10 0pm the Mill. Bill.
Wmumon, Mamba-Jilin live ltopulr
lican numbers of the home committee on
ways antiwar—Mm Kollcy.Rmd. Mo-
m,3mllflBmI—heldam
tattooyntmlayaftarmanddi-culaodthe
mural the minority report they will
" tillhoathelflilvtarill bill Mr. McKlnhy,
who made the minority Wt Wtho
mmuuln tho lac: mun
anthorhodtowrlto flak one. There wua
tull,frooand gonoral interchange of rich
wthembjacglothatthommpilationof the
mtwlllbowithrupwt to the wishes of
the full annuity. The "port will not be
onhmtttedtillmttmomtwmk.
Bl. cut-a Din-laud.
mmme.
13me Wall and Willi-awni-
Bhormao,banharundtnltmotthodafnnct
New York, Baron and loam railroad
”hauntin- tho may 0' comm-ad
[do-ant Bin: the million banker,
mmtccthommotfllir
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SPEAKER “BUGLE’B VINO.
Ila Danton tho Autholtldty a! a lo-
mtly Puhlhhod "W."
Waumxorox, March fl-Tha attention of
figmker Carlilib being called to what pur-
mrwd to be an‘intoniow with him published
in Philadelphia paper, ho acclaimed allro-
mum: tor the publication. lie laid he
hadaothaanlnterviowedat all on the sub-
jectamantioalia, and that while then were
me state meats contained in the lamination
tron: Which he did not dissent, there were
others Whirl: entirmly misrepresented his
views. "a said he was opposed to the repeal
o! the duties on sugar, and believed that than
Illould be a lnoderato and "unable reduo
tioaotthmeduua, uin molmauy othc
articles subject totax under the customs laws.
He regarded the duties on sugar as almont ou-
tiroly menus tax. and believed it. was one at
the duties that 1110th be continued for that
reason.
Mr. Carlislo raid that when the question
umenpinthe housoitwould belouad that
the revenue reformoni were the best friends
of the sugar interests, and that the high pro-
tectionist: would advocato and win for much
mentor reduction- thnn any ' in the
Milk bill or ever contemplated by the major»
ityut thooommittaeol waylaadmeanl ,
“The contest will be tantrum the manna
reformcnoa the one side contending fora
moderate reduction only, withaproper claaaiv
floatiou, and the rcpreaentativm of «her pro-
tected interest! who want the greatest part
of the mluctiona of the rovonuo to be taken
of! sugar, tobacco, and perhaps whisky." .
Mr. Carlislo raid further: "1 have nover
expreoled nor intimated a doubt as to the
proprioty of placing wool on the free list. It
iathoflrst necesmrystopmwardmcuriag
cheaper clothing for tho people and at the
some time enabling our manufacturers of
woolen goods to compete succosafully Wllll
their foreign rivals, and I rogurd it as one of
the most important pmvilioos contained in
the bill to be reported from the committee on
ways and means."
THE QUARANTINE BILL.
Governor Hill. In Approving tho Act, Pay-s
”is Respect: to Mr. l’latt.
ALBANY, March 23,—Govumor million up 1
proved the Fasctt bill amending the quorum ,
tine act. Ho submitted to tho sonata a lucs- ,
logo with his approval, saying that the hill 5
as originally introduced was objectionable, l
as it would givo thc health niliccr all loos re»
as it pretended to reduce the oillrcr'a llimnlc. ‘
Asamended on motion of Mr. Linson, how
ever, the income m wally limited to 8 icon.
and this obviated the objocliml Them.- h,
mys the governor, one objectionable ‘clauw.
providing that the secretary shall not be up
pointcd by the commissioners, but by tho
president of tho board. This was cvldcntly
inverted in view of another pcml'lng bill,
wherein it isaought to leg'slatas into tboofilcc
of prosic ..: of the board a notorious munlmr ,
oi the present board, whom term as qllfll‘nlb i
tine commissioner has long slum cxplrml. 3
But no such latter hill in not very likciy in
becomealnwfitdooa not scorn propvr that
tho one objectionable clause should lw’ pyr-
mitted to defeat the whole bill. though that
may llnvc been om: of thc purlnws of llel n;-
tcntion. A rcform in quarantine? matters hm
boon ~3thin waisted in the lcgkiaturu during;
affords reasonable assurance that with a l
change of officiab, which it is lotiovod calm-it v.
be much longer wtplnml, thcqnarllnrlm- rlc- .
mrtlnent will hol'caftcr be bctlcr admin-
inored. Thorn dam not worn to llt‘ any sol-ion:
conflitufionnl question, and tho bill is than».
fun) approved.
Echoes of the Blizzard.
‘Snw Your, March i6.——Tlu.~ staunchly
wt, which arrived he" yesterday from
Bremen and Southampton, repel-ta a It'llllkfil‘
now pu-go. Ber commander says the
hlizuhl which swept New York Monday
week muck Iaulouthomme day, and vmrllcd
sad havoc among the chipping in tho Eng. lull
channel The Italian Wk Bernado, I'l‘uill
Alienate for (Zardm. was wrecked on Amie:
Inland. The crow launched a boat, but, hav-
ing become entangled in the tackle, it my»
sized, and all butthooaptnin were lost. h.‘ hav-
ing swam ashore. The bark Lady hum-rill
was wrecked of! the lizard, but her crow was
roscuod. The ship Sunnis was kat'llnl
Atheflold, 1:!ch Wighk The lifebmt son!
wroscuothocmw succeedulin taking them
03, but was capsized, tvm [wagons and two
at the crow being drowned.
A Strut-go [who-val.
TULLABOHA, Tomb, March Lil—A strange
upheaval occurred on the farm of Mr. Boil.
on Duck river, Coifoe county. a few days ago.
A strange rumbling noise was heard by the
resident: of Mr. W; household There were
thoughts of an mrthquake, and many were
badly scared Aftortbo noim sol-idol .\lr.
Boll found, a few hundred foot from tho
house, a strange cause for the unusual do»
turbancoand noise. He found for a mans
ured distance of forty-eight foot that largc
chunks of rocks, weighing ton tom, had been
shattered in many instances, and in (luli‘l’ in-
mcosthoy worn split in twain. The “'lil‘k
was doll» by no human halls, and time is
nothing to indicate that it was other than an
upheaval and explosion of unknown clcmcnta
W
A Good Bollo- [or - Queer slut.
Culcaoo. March fi—Mm Sarah l1 Brom-
well, of some note as a Spiritualist medium,
is suing in Jndgo Collina‘ court to havc a
decree of divorce granted bur xix years ago
not aside, on the grounds that she was insane
at tho time. In her petition she say» sho was
confined in the Batavia biannual-mum in this»,
but in a short. time wan returned to Chicago.
She any! that the was not adjudgod ill-mic
until March, 1887, and conscrpwntly tlw
divoveedlmldhuet aide. Tho roll mum
for the Wing is that her husband died
two yuan ago, having a court-terrible catato
which about: inherit“ Ibooanget thodl-
vomannulled.
'l‘ln Wana- Mflllfll.
It" You, larch fl—At last ovenlng’n
union of the State Woman’s Buflrago um
dafion, now in union in this city, lllra
Snatched, of England, advind women uotto
pay tau. until granted courage. Mn.
AahtunDllko rpohol great reformer-r, and
mmmw
hula,“ 'I'ho'l‘ot'onfo Glutamate of wo-
m‘uapa-lwitymm
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1‘0 INVESHGATE WIRE“
AND PROVIDE FOR A CONFERENCE
OF AMERICAN NATIONS.
The Manor Tulle l- !“ lol-atlflo and
Nor-l Relation. to horns-1.1 ”on
Comprchcnalvo Munro—To Adina III-
turo Illfllulet with Our 8055th
Wisuuolor. March iii-Tho mouth
passed two important manna yeatorday.
mom. in to establ‘uh a commiuiontoln-
\‘mlgule very tally, and train all allia—
mmomical, political and moral—the trafllc
In alwholic liquors.
Thcblllpmvillon for the appointmoat by
tho prosidont, by and with the advicelmd
consent of the senate, of a commission of live
portions, who shall bc wloctcd solely with ref-
erence to personal flaw and “parity. for an
honest, impartial and thorough investigation,
and who shall hold office until their duties
shall be accomplluhal, but not to excaod two
years. it shall bothoir duty to investigate
the alcolmllc liquor tralllc in its relations to
revenue and taxation and its general aco-
noulic, criminal, moral and scientific aslnicta
in contraction with rouporinn, crime, will]
vice, the public health and goncral wolfarc of
the people; and also to inquire and talao tasti-
tnony a» to tho practiml mulls of licerlxo
and prohibitory legislation for tho prevention
of intcmpcrnnco in the several status of the
Union.
Such commissioners, not all of whom shall
he mlmcatos of probibitory legislation, or of
loud alminonco in relation to alcoholic
liquors, shrill romaivo mulpmlaation not ex-
m‘ding illlpcr day and nmcssary cxpcnse-l;
tho not-«nary expenses incident to mid hives»
ligation, not cxcuuling “0,000, shall be paid
upon vouchers approved by the secretary of
ll)» treasury, for which purposo tho sum of
“mm is appropriated, and the communion
iv unthurizod to employ a stonographer and a
x-lcrlz, ii the mmu almll be found ncmaary.
The second El the house bill authorizing a.
1 oinfcrcnco with the Central and South Amor-
’ icnn ro-pulvlll's. lt requlnta and authorizes
the president toinvito the several govern—
nlcl'llsnl' tho republics of Mexico, Central and
_ South Anwrica, llllyti, San Domingo and tho
. alllpim of Brazil to join the l'llitcd Slam in
a conic-mum.- to be held at Washington. int-ho
Tnlto-l States, in or mar the month of April,
1&9, for the purpom of licensing and recom-
quirod, exocpt certain specified nnr Mill» luiidwflzfxlufif ifdlufimib'l sligfiextfizlfiurfifg;
toomployes. it mus dcccptivciu this mymct : ‘ "' ' ' '
tlelne-ntof disagmnncnta and disputes that
may hereafter arise betvvmn thorn, and for
mnsidoring questions relating to the improve.
mom of the luminous intercourse and moan“)!
direct nnnlnunicatinllbotwcon said countries,
and to encourage such reciprocal coninwrcial
rclation» as vvlll be beneficial to all and
socurc ml‘iro extensive markets for the pro-
ducts of snldcmmtrics. ‘
Tho prcsldcnt is to appoint, by and with
tho advice and consent of the senate, ten dol-
ogatcs to said couture-lice. \vho shall serve
’ without millllnsnsation other than thcir actual
; nocmry cxpenws, of whom at least two
shallbo icarmvd in international law, two in
finance. and an who arc engaged in agri.
culture, manufacture, transwrtatioa and tho
“Inflation or importation of merchandise,
and the! several other states participating in
said mnlfcruucc nhall be ropmsontcd by on
many dole-gates as ouch may olcct. provided,
hvm‘cvor, that in tho ll'tslrisitlon of qllcotions
h. mum lit-fora said mufcrouoo no statc shall
; be untitled to more than one v'otc.
Tho nwctnry of stoic bl to appoint such
clerks as shall ho llmwsulry. at a unnpcnmtlon
tobc Ilt‘u‘rllllflfil by him. and providc for the
daily publication of tho [inn-ceding: of the
confon-ucc by tho public printer, in both the
English and Span'nlh languagui, and upon the
mnclmrion of mid confcrunw is to trammit a
fullroportoi thonlnoto thocongroosot the
United States, together With a stateroom of
tho disburscnwnta of the appropriation.
A committee of mnfumcn on the amend-
mcnta was ordered.
Tho sonata: also passed a bill ruin-dug the
“stag..- on souls, cuttings, bulbs. soiom. clot,
to cm: coat for {our ounm, Which will lntor~
cst forlorn
A [trailer Charged wlth Thou.
NEW YORK. March 2d.~l’ranl‘is E. Thine
bridge, a stock broker, “an armatcd yin-stor-
day Micron-ruby lletoctivcs MM‘loukey and
Mldhollaml ontho complaint of Abram Kling,
a lawyer. Mr. Kling marlc on ullldavit l»
forc Justice Powcr, netting forth that on
March 19 ho ordcml lllr. 'l‘rowbrulgc, who
had nctccl as his broker in scvcrul stark trans-
actions, tuscll 600 shares of the Richmond
and “'cst l’oint ’l’crmiual, valued at sum»),
and 2m shares of the New Jcm-y Central,
vuluc-l M85350, Mr. Tronbridg» sold the
stocks, and Mr. Kiiug charges that ho licpt
lllt‘ pram-eds and ruins“! to giro any at»
counting.
The Largest I'tll‘lllll.
\l'Asnlrvurox. March :33.—-Tho interior do
partmcnt otllcialn yesterday disp‘avl of the
pension claim oi (‘yphert l’. Uilictto,
or What (.‘hccr. Koollnlr county, lit, for
total blindnm it has boon pcnding sinca
187.5, and had bccn rcpcatodly rcjectod by
dim-rout pcnslon mmnlisaionom It finally
came upon appool before :luliutant Soc
Hawkins, who decided in Gillette's favor.
The amount which Mr. Gillette will roceivo
'u about “03.000 in arrears, as Well all a
monthly pcnslon in future of m. This is
laid to be the largost sum over paid to a
privato soldier as a pcndrm.
blanket-no ulna-o.
ll'lxlvlno, Man. March m—Mactl ratio
faction is mnitastod here at the announce:
mt that arrangement have been made ho
town tho Dominion government and the
Canadian Pacific railroad, whereby tbolatter
relinquishe- its right to railroad monopoly in
this province. Grout cralit la glvon Yromior
Grammy for ills independent Maud ill main-
taining Manitoba's cause. The province will
probably now take frointho Canadian Pacific
the Nortbwatorn branch from Winnipeg
through the mtherll oftho province, and a»
tablhb connection with tho Northern Pacific
at Walt Lynne.
Victory tor the Con-mum“.
Bnuronn, Pu, March 3:41» an
8. M. Bunny, (ix-state tromror. again-t
W. Nowell, B. F. Thornton, Georg. K.
dorm and not! a: Ege, for the recovery
a bond of 815,000. than for tho
autumnal” on deposit in the no“: 2;:
bank, which failed in in», lama up at
Smotbport yeltarday. The jury mlorodo
vordlctlnfavor of the plaintiff forthcfnll
amount. Thoma had on it 885,0“),
around by build of Stimulant 870.0% Tho
unit for the recovery of tho other 07mm
will come up at the nut ten: of court.
323?:
lie to law
lawman, Ky, Intel: 23.—
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port- baving non him than. ' I.
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mom-haml- to liar
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(land, to will A. Abbe , the
minndillwmr. . ' y
Hutu-on Manager lack will inaugu-
ratatmiduandhuucnndfournan
mpportRohmDowniug.
Bolfiulitll Rundlhudocldodnottorotlro
fromthostagotobaaplnmbu. Hawill
.crilhswoalthtoart.
”MILWmlahofimvamuom
dthohrgat-chmlnoflnullc in Europa lt
M313 pupil! this term.
louiaAldricll all: for Europe April 21.
Bewitljoinhislunilyat Paris, France, and
raturn to this country in July.
George Fawcott Rowe, tho dramatist and
great “Micawbor” of the stage, is slightly
brand by I recent touch of parjnlyn’n
Bhokespoare'l “Much Ado About Not ‘ "
hashewnot to music by Goddudlnfll‘ll
boning inl’arisat "DOWICOlnlquO.
The Booth-Barrett company recently
”jumped" from San Antonio to El Paw, 710
miles, infourtnnhounby specialtruin.
bouts Aldrich opens the fall canton of the
new Broadway theatn, New York city,
Sept. 5, with bio new play. "Tho Kalilr Dio-
mood.”
The dramatization of A. C. Gumbo?!
novel, "Mr. Barnes, of New York,” walru-
ceutly performed for copyright purpose- in
Marion.
Loui- Aldrich, at “My Partner” fame. in
going to visit Paris this spring; Minnia
Palmer will go to London, and the usual
crowd of ncton will spend their nation on
theotber sidu
Another new theatre, devoted to English
opera, is to babul'lt in Million. Mr. W. 8.
Gilbert is also going to have another that»,
prolnbly mar Charla; Cross.
Mario Rom, the sometime lowly, though
portly, prima donna, will begin hcr Alum-b
can tour in New York in the fall. After
lingiug in Ben Francisco shrill return to
England by way of Australi;
“Around the World in Eighty Days,” bu
been revived at Chicago by Bolossy Kindly.
A feature of the production is an automatic
bullet, whcrcin Henry lrving, Mrs. Laugtry,
Henry Dixey and tiara llcrnhardt are rrpro-
rental in character.
Hole!) Barry will produce her new play,
"Held Alumler,” at the Prince of Wales,
London, April a The pieco will be pmented
withtholnmcmtthat isto be seen at the
opening of ,Miss Barry's American engage-
ment mt September.
Lilli Lehman, of Wagner opera tuna, has
worn bloudo wigs no continuously on the
stage that twothird of bar admirers think
ahoisa blondo, but the is an uncommonly
dark brunette, with hair turning becomingly
and prematuroly gray.
Mr. Wilson Barrett issuing to rovivu that
picturesque old play, "Belphegor, tho Moun-
tebank," at. the Globe theatre in London.
Ho has had the play refined and altered
wowwhnt. no will act as Belphegor and
Mixes Enstlnko will llovtho Hountohank's mic.
Sol Smith llusvcll will not retire from the
range, as has bwn rcportod. ills ammo
chm at Erie, I’m, March 19", and if sum.»
arrangcmuntscun be made he will play a
Pacific slope engagement in the spring.
Noxtmmnhowillhavoa now comedy by
E. l-l Kidder.
GASTRGNOMIQAL TID BITS.
Tho first of next month my be All Fool‘-
day, but it make- trout cannabis all the
mum
Eating Boston brown bread just beforo go
ing to bed is a good way to [)er one? an-
cestors. ,
Observers say the world is full of people
who do not know the alum now between
lamb and veal chops.
Fuhionahlo griddla coke- and a silver dol-
larmahout the-alanine, but the latter-n
of the most intrinsic value.
Handouts of boarding honors ell-ago a
familiar quotation to read. “011 til-taxin-
enemy would eat tuned mush."
A cormpmdent claim- to have discovered
that they barn treatment. in Turkey that
mnotpermittodto b0 expat-2d; probably
home maria
Mn. I’nrvmu luggutad distributing yeast
tnhlataamoagthoglmtl at A dinner party
whaling-time forthmto “rim" and
leave tho tabla.
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ways of preparing and carving orange: for corrected Willem-l allowedol Dope-Ito. I : ally“: ma -.
breakfast in Horidawhichmuidtoboun- ' i I «I Am“ sunroof-ems ‘lll, n me all? -- l: n.
no,“ 0‘ them Soft. cool a: on 3 use: a spec- m1 JOBNJII. KR .Vioohu; 55 ;. - "5 ,, ”0"“
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mu 0, m, M, a, mu" wg'm'";hzl » mum prepared on ale-glued prl'Ill- J n. navnloxn, g.‘ 31., War. {learn-ad curl m.
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tanner-ed a. um m optical «nods- Pebbles, to. m- Builder and Contractor. no r
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h- menlionoll that yellow mull {or 5mm.“ The Public art respectfully invited r w tact. In December 11. my.
hastoumlitway intoroputodbotnrdmort to cull. omelomamm scour-m. auroral. 710 MW” mm.
mm”““”"‘""‘ cossr L'rl'rlou l‘llllE. 35' ,. . - an: 5" ..
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communal mitlortnanduktha 'l'n " n
waiter for tho milk and sour. L'anrpantcr :1]: BIIIIIICI'. mono-lu- taro-Nu lfit\
llouxekeopol'l who try to follmv recipes in llll fl 0 a“ in» own Mull. puyl mm}, WI. a. mm. Vlu Pru't 3 am “'3':
thecook boobs! m of tho mole-loan r Ann «337.... Ill! ~ Winn,
clots have nearly okay: so be taken by tur- - 0- «a. South solo-u Cl. 11-}!- Avmu. W M.mcm.
ful relatives to tho lunatic asylum. -
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FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
Easter Books, 250. worth 50c.
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100 Boxes tourist ruching, 6 yds in box, @ 9c. per box, worth 190.
50 doz. Ladies full reg. made hose @ 12; a pair, value 250.
25 “ Gent's Seamless Socks @. 10c., worth 17.
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President braided sets (l3; 39s.,actual value, 690.
50 " Ladies fast black Jerseys, 49c. Sold everywhere @ 69c.
Our fancy Braids and Trimmings are now opened and ready for inspection.
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and cmtrry work.
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