ATTAGKING THE MINISTRY
ems NEWSPAPERS mo PEOPLE
' CRITICISE I'I' SEVERELY.
I. W's Sodium-Boning" Gites
the «use: a Three uoatlls' lane- of
WWIIqu BI-Mctaille Conley-
anct‘l-pcrnr Frederick's PI-ysiolala.
1031305, April h—With the single excep-
tiu of LaJustii-e, every newspaperinParb
”joinedin the attack upoutlic ministry,
lsdlvyLaRopoblique antl’l’he Debuts. The
tom. Goblet to tlisminietryof
Madeira is especially condemnednot
thattho leanstowardmoamraof
mbuwacausoof his well knowninar
tocontml his temper. The mean--
of per opinion '3 that he is more
damthananyothermnlnrofthembl—
nst,tc,whilethsblnnders of theotliarcan
ulyminconvenienco and annoyance at
hulls, the umciliatory d'npesition of If.
Galilet will make themttleiuent oi paling
arenthith foreign countries extremelydim—
cdgandnaturnllystillfurthcrimpalrthodip
lunatic position of France abroad. The
Schnaehebadairinthehands o! ALGohlet,
ithargueil, would have placed Francain
greatdauger,ifit would not have actually
lnmlvndherinwar
The impression generallyobtains that the
Juno! lifegiven to the cabinet by Gen.
Boulangor—thrse months—balongerperiod
demthanitdaenmandmm-hlonger
thauitisiikeiytohave
The “metallic conform amemhled at
lunch-star, with Mr. Henry H. Gibbs, for-
msrlygovernorandat preeentadirector of
thBankdEllenthechair. Mr.
Gibbain hislspeechon animiugthe presi-
o‘ the conference, asserted that the
foremost objects sought by the conference
wereanagreanmthetwaenFraiwauei-many
audtheUnltedBtateetoaccept theprinciplo
dthe nda-ationof apar gold and silver
currency,theopeningof theBritish mintto
thisspecias of circulating medium,and the
fixingofuniformratea Papers wemread by
Hr. Samuel Smith, M. P. for Flintehiro,
ProfusurNichobonandothera
The invitation 0! Emperor Frederick to
Dr. Wolfenden, of Bolton,tovisitCharlotten—
burg, has created a great deal of surprise,
in View of the Gerumn opposition to Dr.
Wandconmquently to all English
physician It is presumably intended that
Dr. Wolfenden shall remain in attendance
upmtheemperor during the absence of Dr.
Machenlhinliondon, andthis asumption is
pitforthuveritication of the repeated»
eertions that Empren Victoria i resolved
thetherhusbandshali not again he left in
thehaudsofaerman doctors alone. Dr.
Wolfeiulenhiohhhdeparturc forCharlotten-
langyeeterdayaftemoon
PrinceAlexandL-r of Battenberg,entwhile
of Bulgaria, is shortly to visit Charlotten-
burg. It iswell known tlthrincesVic»
toria,theeldestunmarried daughter of the
Germanempworandempmhm torelong
time been enamored of Prince Alexander,
andasthe prince is an especial favoritoof
themotherandgrandmother of theprineeu
itisthoughtthatAlexandei‘s visit my re
sultlnawodding.
The Chamber of vbeputtes’ President.
Pants, April 5.-—In the chamber of depu-
tiasathird ballot was taken for president,
resulting in the choice of M. Melina by
seniofity, he and Al. Clemenceau receiving
Myrna each.
of the chamber would be m
withgreat inconvenience. M. Meiine,inac-
cepn'iig his election to the presidency, re-
unatedtherupportof the dcputhiswhohad
giventheirvotesto llemncammorder
thathemlght overcome existingdifllcultiea
Ifthechamherwould aflord to thecountry
themed-elect hnprfialdisennianl‘rance
wmldrehrntoaregimewhichwouldemno
tranquilihyathomeand peaceahroad. The
chamhaadjourneduntillay 19.
War Helps wm Enforce Our Demands.
Tannin, Ami] h—Ths government of
Homeoohaarsplisdtoleliowianludng
toaecsdeto the demands of the American
t, withreferencetothe imprison-
muitof Rahal It isexpectedthat Ameri-
canwarahlpswilltakerigorouameasuros to
mforcethedeimnds.
Germany’s Opt-Ion of Ira-ee‘s Cabinet.
3min, April 5.—'l’he North German
Gareth refers to the new French cabinet
withexprenions of cmtempt, and thinks it
wiliplay Gen. Boulangcr‘s game, whether it
wishes to do so or not. The Germauand
Amtrianprossgeueraily give the cabinet in
short homo! power.
Forbidden to 'trade with China.
1408003, April h—An order of the Chinese
government, forbidding foreign steamers to
tradeattheinland port of Chun~Khing, has
created great excitement in Manchester,
which city has hitherto conducted an eaten-
sire trule with that port.
» loate Carlo Gaming Inductive of suicide.
Inner, April h—It is estimated that fifty
have committed suicide at Hunts
Garlodm'lngthe laatthreemonth while the
receipts of the established games at that
phoe were during the m period largely in.
lasting at the Irish badminton.
Dorris, April 5.--Thelrlsh landcommis-
threatened,
applicant presented himself beforetheeom-
milieu.
Amt-WI.
V Aprilh—Avalanchesiuvarlom
porno! have done muehdamageto
within thelastfewdays. Ahonse
wlsburiedatWelsenhschyesterday,andthe
occupantourmmkilled.
WOMAN BUFFBAGE.
its National to Unit. with the AW
Association.
Wanner-or, April 5.~—‘l‘he committee at
watercourse thepsrt d theNatlooal Woman
Butirage association. appointed to ooosidw
the ovations fromthe American Wuhan
Sadr-go enact-Munro the uuim of both
new in rulings work, asks to have made
public the following:
That the committee rejoice In the dd" ft!
union now manifested by the America
Woman mutation, and wish on»
dially to
shall hr
into fraternal relations and harmonious plans
of work. Tothisend Mm that the
unicorn of both societies rhallm unite in calling
ajoint convention tncouslder thsterms of
union, which convention shall be empowered
to proceed to the formation of a new consti-
tutlouand theelectiono‘ofllcmforthetlm
year. 'l'hisconventlontobeompossddths
odious of both societies and o! regularly so-
creditad delegates from the membership at
both, based on the paid up membership at
each amoclatlon for the current year-one
vote to be allowed for every twenty- -tlvo
members. asthey timer on the We
books of each society at this date. The action
ofthisconventionshall be him], both socie-
timegreeingtoabhlebyitsdecisimand
make its proceeding their own. Signed
May Wright Seoul], chairman of conference
chromium; Isabella Beecher Hooker, chair
man of the adv my committee. Approved
by the National Women s Suffrage emacia-
tion In executive region, Washington, April
4, 12588
Boston's Custom House Again-
Bngrow, April 5. ~le employee at the our.
turn house had hardly signed the agreement
to serve during the month of June at the risk
of receiving no pay when the collector re”-
ceiv ed n dispatch from \\ nahington stating
t,hat even it a deficiency bill be pasted, it
will not he siifiicient to cover the salaries of
the present number of employer, on that the
absolute discharge of as many moons pomible
is necessary
The Standard Oil Trust.
NEW You, April 5.——The annual meeting
of the Standard Oil trust was held yesterday
morning at No. 20 Broadway Reporters
were excluded It was stated, however, that
with the exception of the election of (our
trustees, only routine business was transacted
J D. Rockefeller, William Rockefeller and
ii. ll. Rogers were reelected trustees for three
Years, and O. B. Jennings was elected for
two years.
Needs a Gate and Huguen-
Woossocm, R. l., April 5.——Judge Petr
nam. coroner of Blackstone, Mass, has given
hisvenlictonthedeathsof the Misses A. and
M. O’Reilly, who were killed on the New
York and New England railroad near this
placeonhlarch25. Hedonlared thecrossing
unsale,amlsaysngateandflagman isnecee-
nary. lie exonerate: the railroad from cul—
pable negligence.
Mr. ‘1th Balls for Europe.
Saw Your, April 5.—llenry \‘illard, the
(Ix-Wall street king, sailed for Europe yester-
day on the North German Hoydssteamcr
Trove. ills visit is presumably for pleasure.
although it is not thou-ht unlikely that his
voyage has something to do with Inv estments
in American securities by his clients, the
Deutche bank of Berlin
The Barton Eaprcsa' New Editor.
Easter, Pa, April .’I.v~D. J. Godschalk
,2»meme
more recently of The Trenton Times
Governor um Still a Candidate.
Atom. April Etc—intimate friends ot
Governorliiildenythat he has written or
intmdsfowrita a letter declining to be a
candidate for the presidency.
Ila-Mayor Cooper nadu't Heard of It.
New You, April i—Ex-Mayor Edward
Cooper denies all knowledge of his rumored
appointment, or of any intention to appoint
him as minister to Berlin.
Death of Henry W. Gardner.
Pnovinsircn, it 1. April 5.—Henry W
Gardner, ex-poetmaster of this city, died yes
tcdny.
Sam Small says that iiizioti-IIHIS of the l‘IiWS
at llflllln.‘ mining the rhililn‘n are started '9'
tlic girl»:
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Mariel
Quest-um
Saw Your, April t—dfoney closed at ”(per
cent, the lowest rate. The highest rate was 9.
Exchange closed steady; posted rates, 4.866
4.88: actual rates, 4.me formidayl and
“llama?“ for demand Governments closed
steady.cnrreucy, him bid: a. coup, 1:“
bid; Insulin, mud.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
firsts. 1136116; Union land grants. 1006102; Union
sinking funds, "tam; Contra“. “36116.
b'l'he stock market this morning was active. The
repairing-prices showed irregular changes. the
majority of the Ilsthelng “to l per cent. higher,
and during the first hour values further ad-
vanced. Thestrcngthwas most niarhedln
lichlgan Central, Rock lsland.and Burllulton
and Quincy. ThsGrangerawmflrm on reports
or a pending settlement of thestrlkes. in the
halfhonrfro- lltollflltherewasareactionof
umnpaeeutmnuhhmobeennmenwaou,
recovered by 1 o‘clock. Reading. at. Paul, Lacks
wanna and Ronhwest were the most active
stocks. The market continued active and strong
throughout the afternoon. There were some
heavydeallugs. and theaborts covered largely.
Thefallurewasanaonucedof thonruiof Rand
0.5mm. bankers and brokers. just before
sattllnghour. it had little elect, however, and
theoloas was flrlnat the”? finres. The ad-
vance as compared with yesterday'sprlcea
ranged from ”toMpercenl. 'l'henlas
amounted to mm m
General Harm
New You. Am] t—HIOUl't—Clmod steady:
winterlwheat extra. “.605: mauesota. do.
neonate; city mill extra. M93301”. for Wen.
ladies. Bouthwunourcm steady: comments
choieeeatra. moo.
wank—Options weremoderately acflreaud
irregular. closing about steady at yesterday's
Spot lots closed atuuchaaged
Spot—loser he. 1 red state at rem
“LII-last
more:
.3 «mm
Gnome-oni-
Poultry nl 5311 Klaus
oases name.
PUBCllASINGA AGENCY
Dir-s. J. A. Decker
liar resumed Drumming in Hill city. and on and
MAP"! III-Iii occupy
Rooms It and m, llaviiand'o Block,
Washington Street. 5
in connection therewith she will cbnduci a pur
chasing. girl thereto her personal attention
in New ork every codex
Orders for Drassmaalng or ruse meter isle of any
hiodcan be left at hei‘ place or busineps or addressed
to her, Box as. south Norwalk ;
lxsmrre W sated. ‘
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FAWGE T‘II’B,
3Walcr 8L, Sororiilli,
73 Main st. Sohorwnlli.
Wednesday, March 26, ‘
and Thursday; March 29,
We shall display .
Easter Milliiiery,
I'u ly ill) Trimmed “In: and Bonnets, I very one a
didercm novelty Sallie. latest riylc‘. This dieplity
willbenneiyualul in the nunibir or diflmnt d».
viccsin Trimmed llilliucry, while ibc trimmings
and workmanship must the be at.
In Billie, "$0003.14“qu and FIuIbI-re. we
have an elegant assortment. All the popular mints
tiabclinJiuiIe. Myrtle. Mahogany Ilium, Maze
Ito liar mine in liIthinI- Ullt‘ttlily, ll «ck. liar,
coins in nirimrncd III-iii dud Winners We have
also moredihe services of a Fire: rim-II Hilliner.
formerly with Jan. (3. Johnson A: l‘o.. New York
for our South Norwalk sum. indies ordain;
during he opening wccla. can have llois trimmed
free of c is! by her. Ladies own man rial mode up
8|. t0. mm’l‘;limning .‘5 to 'II) ole. l'rbeeiug Mots.
The Metropolitan’ s llecord For l887.
Gain in number of outstanding l'ulicr-o during
18 I. 1" ll Ul.’
. (lain in Ami..- dnrlng lS-fi'. $1 on 061,3.“
Gain in Protein ii Income during N57. sl 150 6.]
hi.
Galina Interest Recuipte dummy; 128?, seen
54
Gain in Gm» income during 1887. $l.?36.rfll.3i
Number of Death Claims lid in 1857. 31.663.
Amount paid to Policy h Ilors during 1&7, :2,-
191. M. '3).
Number of Politics In Force 1,943.6”.
New lnenmncr written during Ills: so“ in. 21:5 00
54 Main Street
all Papers.
GOLD 300. ’35c. '45c.
50c. 600. 750. $1.00 to
$4. 00 Double Roll.
BLANKS 20 to 30¢.
*A'rm
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall
Paper Store.
54 Main Street.
South Norwalk.
WAS lull“ llllllllll‘.
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But \',I-al Lamb, Notion. l'ork Salt and Fin-h,
(Unu‘d Beer Smoked Tongue. Home
hhouidm. Bacon Bologna Fran..-
(one. Etc.
Home Dressed'Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’mniptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington Street.
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
Jewelry,
—A.\'D—
Silver W are.
Capital and Surplus- tor ucimiy of luucy- humus
mound above the reserve required hr in“ I-l per;
cent land all olherlmbiliiice Si in .5 -li
Amount paid by the Company in “31‘0ch
holduefor t‘ la'Ims etc , slim- airy-niiézminn Noel;
prmui invested Mn is file owl lr‘ui M
I I El’ll ll‘le'NlK Agent
lllllll‘ll Yllll Lllfl Tll- Dal
To-Morrow May bezToo Lite.
T'ikl‘ :inl Endowment Policy that you in I, mm! In
old on “you inc or if you die it will he II llt'lp
inoIIrlam1y 1151 cmir :I my “ill gm! 3 your. I;
man an endowment Iii $1000. tobi- pool in him at
my cars of age or In his family at death. 5 n,- nlrnl
day Will give you a life pelii y for $1000.
insure In the
CONNECTICUT sGENERAl
Life Insurance Co.
or inmroiiii
S. S. TillOAIATKDIEKK Arm-l.
in 5mm Sunni/h,
lllllk ll...
Ladies White lleiiistitrh
Handkerchiefs, oi .
Gent’s Printed llIIrdcr llziiid-
kercliiots, 5c.
Ladies l-‘aiicy Stripe “use,
Regular Thule.” . pairs for ‘Jic
Five Button. stitched llaili
Kid Gloves, Black and tolors,
“'Alllt “TED. uth‘lc. Ii pair.
'l‘onrrive‘ in ad 5' or law,
Job Lots in} Towels,
Auiiihcr in
1-2 llL’ll TABLE LINEN,
And siill another In
Turkey lied; Diiiiuisk.
Alsoa Beautiful Line Cliullies
at 17 cents.
llllllfll‘ SlSlIIlllllS
i’. I S.—Just opened, a nice
line Spring Jackets in right
prices.
ST
The llnlil llilllll
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M E A '1‘ .33
bEliVKl) IN Tl!!! FIRST BANNER
"you want the cholcert ”BATS. obtained ro~
rum-e of irouhlc or met, you will and them at my
arlm as we liar
lN ire unison.
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n". HAFYES.
DIBBLI‘S moor. - soo'm nonwstu.
Brick, ninja. Cement.
hehigh, bachajwan'nii. Locust
IIIII llll‘ Rllllllll Pllll'l‘
Jona' u. rennin,
wane-nuns sunbeam In all kinds of
BfllL All] W001]
Blue stone. rite.
Mountain, fianklin, and
Wilkesliailre Goals.
andl foot of Wurhloaton and Mar
.‘I'. mum. Branch other Mouton
I Drugstore. ‘
Special ntII-niinii paid to the n-‘pa l' I. v of line.
{watches and jemlry.
83 Main sire ('l.
CANDIES
(i r all kinds. Pi rat 1‘ law
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mom of ornamental t Indy
BAKERY T.
l}. H. HARVEY’S
FOR
Lady’ 3 Rubbers
25 Cents.
Men’s Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MEN ’3 Bl lSTU N
llllllnllllllln,
Best quality, $3.50.
l2 Main Street.
The Old and Reliable.
umuuumi
Norwall lllewlnrk.
~THE PROPELLERS ~
‘9:-
‘fat :N
-‘ saw-219'
A NEW STOCK
..__op-._.
GILTWALL PAPER
.0.’ m...
Burders' In all Widths.
aflw‘w
Wall Paper Hung to Order.
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A. DIGKERMAN & SON’S,
30 ll'nsliingloii wrest.
Bridgeport Bargain blouse.
OPENING WEEK.
In» I ‘r Shhlil i so humerus
~— «9 .-. -.-
W. B. HALL&CO.
Oder an em to new mm is ol
LADIES’ BROADCLGT HS,
French Silk _Warp, Henriettas, French
Foule, Beige and Borges, Elegant
Alew Combinations.
Wonderful Bargains in Silks.
OBSERVE THE PRICES
I05 Hews i’Ulti-ILY 31.1..me
tr:
.3.f}UITING-S,
In Main and )l mama, th‘JHILIIL all the :~ cw Spring Cu-nringe lihle season‘s amen. went!” at
:I'IIIIIHI .‘im'wa 3' .
tin of .‘IIII'uzzll i :1. £33.“? ,
lrelght taken from and received for all
points on the llxmhnry iiml XIII-walls and
"'t~"< tips I fly n: \iintillh
II; ‘II -. u? (re: .:.I'
. min- or! Tor? I! Yr'Ir lm: am of the:
rippinin-n- -( IhI liners rm ii no i: an on 1.4, mm: of
m' I urn-m Lin-r» I.
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I.AI7DV.B'§ BLOCK.
3 I?» If
B. F Stevens,
MKS“? HALL BLOCK,
ls llM' pizirc TU gr:
I'llol'tilaoi) 01 uoorion
LOW Pie-Ices.
Resell lilo t‘IiiclicslI-r
limb-r in llulls.
We also hate ll line lot of other
[tutti-r that we are iii-Hm: low. Come
and try ll.
I women
if you want
800D COFFEE 0R TEA
“r haw ‘Ihu' lint.
s'riz v I: x a».
ll 3 LI.
'l'rI us.
it. I".
MUST! BIA” la'.
HBNBY TILLY.
BARBIAGE Milli}.
lllill’A I It i No}
Illih’lll: \ l. illutt‘lifill l'l‘lll‘I'tl.
'l‘hlele the season in wh rh to pi nu 1. r .m r
and ll is better to get ready Mr [0"ng turn-little“ Tu
wall until the busy ulnicr moor!
“Workof all kinds thing to ram. Ire uxiiklm~
dgenerul blukemiibing pmmp'ly Intended io
“Wagons of all kinds made to mdu.
Wagons ferrule.
Henry Tilly.
em all IIIIIIT.
JOB"! H. SMITi-i,
FLflBIS'l‘.
—» 40%“
4 s lill‘i'li'. SOUTH NUltWALK
)1le
G I L BERT M. BITCH,
Live band Peed Stable
it this n [CK "u‘ Flag
on»: sci-"semi: ..
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Good 'I‘nrnoatT: at “61:: .ili' e bilge?
filephone cum-«'1 ion 8!!! it
J. H Kliuefelter,
DEALS]! IN
llials, Fish llyslars,
Vegetables, Fruit ,
CARRIED GOODS. ETC
III. N. infill. IIIIIII
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I W T Li.
' highs-ell
PAY TH E
ash Price
Fill:
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,.::.. ileum. liolllos iron-
:Iml 3
Pump- Il\n\ .m. or .5 {E
5 m: 22ml m
“I IL? I h ‘5 PODTHME 3‘,
>l'.'i Xh‘r-‘t‘ll'
RUBBER“
W4 Irm-
ALI. GRADES,“
KIND AT
icicle.
m. «pri. by remlliiz we
— —~—« on r—Aw
The llcst Goods for ,
the Least llouey
__s_5\'l'_.__
8001‘ a- slim: mom; 5
Clark k Lane’s Block
MAIN STREET.
(‘icT rm II:
dhw
linsfl‘.
Til l.‘ ___ ..
“ Florida ”
STEAM Ilm'rmi.
rum, In use in thistowu one of them
333:?! ofllco. when It can be men in WET:
I on.
W. H. MEEKER,
sole aim-I for Karin-III.
up”??? [dumbing and law-m More heating a
”medium Ior canine all rise; or “pea,
\ll' ABulNIl’l’UN sit. south Norwalli. Ci.
god‘s
Examiner I.
ll. I. fat. “as
181. to 108..
Ollie-ea. in Main Street,
Telephoae:t'ouneeilm.
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“I?! n. :ilu dolly iriu Hindiyi -xn~ ',,I!cd llil‘
{night In N “M va \ILI’H :IIIM‘ .Ill. and SIIIiI‘ .I I
Surii‘31k.\ ‘Ilvmcl' :ci‘ti fo-I' If ‘lv-rkiu'm sm‘vl l
'N'ewhurh. m.- n . "Hill. crow I Mlumiiys at 5‘
o'clock and "KEV-1W3} -p H. Lo: “1* Not l
wu‘kllrig Mlxl\t'.'lli \I-r :~;.I.Iiv'mr_IIurIxrz
sliepaug Railroads In “frilly Reduced}
Itnte-s l
H. S. BRflWN’S‘
HOME DRESSED CRIME. Gm
Oranges. Lemons. Fruits, Cranberries. figs-
500_ Per
Yard.
100. Ell-ICES VERY FlNE QUilLil‘B'
Engllsh Sultlngs,
For Tull-«Aime suite, In ”chili-rm: shin-{of chart-s, aim! H inrhc- wide, goods that were imported that
wring io n‘lhll at 5| 23. We nth-r this lot at
$1-00 Per
Yard.
\l'c .I... offer a wry elabuuh: assortment in Silk Warp Kenneth», 40 inches wide. at
$1. 00 and $1.2 "°' /
1' “iii
5 Yard.
, Eli, My picceeul‘ Bias. Rimdamcaatodc. 75c. 89:: and Air, wcrh Si 00 $1.19 SLY '..I.aud Si. 54).
'5 {or m. nip. .u. a» it I'- tlii' glen: t5! >1. 'k bar .ntin on l’l‘cuhl.
l Pong": Silks 391' Em 53.11 53c .‘old eve. ywhm at 90c. and $1. (10.
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W. B. HALLGZCO
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lithu; lat‘;;l'fi;’.l first 21's. -\ LL Piall ! 9.
(‘ili-Irriilul Iii-v. -";r s: Fauna-ii ('orn
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The \cry Bn: (.(‘f- 'a marl Colin 3, so i
at line liar-k (.iqu) hymn. ”do
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All First (‘1: Iss Goods .Il Loin-rt l‘cssiblc Prices.
SEYMOUR BROS.
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Fresh Meats
———-GO TO THE“
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
Hood:- dvl‘Iv. ml promptly and special attention paid reorder! left at the market. A full line of
VEGETABLES.
mm”? smile. I'l‘ THE I’LL-litre},
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER, Prop.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
——~AT THE OLD STAY!) 07— -—
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
srtuuewoon.
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