W Board
A Disabled Steamship Thought
to Have Gone Down.
A TERRIBLE CRAB" IN 'I'IIIZ “lb.
the Ilsa-nous noon-- and Eureka In
Millet—Ilse Enron’s Owners Think
I- lttll floats. not Indications Point
the man w...
W“, May 8.—Tho liorgaa line
Eureka, Capt. Quick. from New
Aheavyit:
andthecaptainott
Eureka untiltbe
lurehaarnidiinstaviag in herown bow
lathe Eureka's
into the iog.a
Mwhbtlemndallwautill.
Aboutahalf hour after the collision the
log Iifted.and a around the can
Madnomdthenurokqanditmaybe
thatahswentdownwithall on board. The
Ngholeiuthn Beuiaon‘a bowwas partially
with tarpanlinnand ahewas taken
lntowbytheataamer Hudson and brought
bothbport. Had-henothsen divided into
water tight compartment- she would have
Ink. Capt. Aitk-lhaad any: the Eureka
wmgdngatfullapeadatthetimehe struck
her. Hoheardastaamer’awhistleinthe fog
Ifllmthohelmputhnrdtoport. Then
hehearlltwo whistles, which meant‘Bo to
narlnard.” Bythls time the Benison had
rwurrgseveralpoiuutoport, andifcon-
tinned, the captain saysia collision would not
have occurred, except, probably, side by side.
Inobadieucetothe signal from the Eureka,
heputhishehntostnrlmurdmndhetbeneaw
throughtheiog. right on topoi him, the line
offoanl atthe Eureka’s how. He rang his
engines back and when the vessels struck
they were thus working.
Km YORK, May 8.—'l'ho steamship Eureka
left hwelast Saturday for New Orleans in
oomrnalidofCapt. Robert Quick andrnauned
. by a crew of thirty-eight men. She carried
no but was loaded with freight.
Capt. J. '1‘. Van sickle, agent of the Morgan
line. was seen by nreporter. and said that
theofliceraotthe Morgan line were ratified
the Eureka had not been lost, although noth-
ing had been heard irom her since the
collision. The only information they had
nitride of the newspaper dispatches was a
telegram from Baltimore as follows:
Steamer Beniaou. from Malanzas to Philadel-
phia waa towed into Hampton Roads by steamer
Hutton. oi the Cromwell Iim. from New York to
New Orleans The Beniaou was in collision dur-
ing the fog Sunday oi! Cape Henry with steamer
mireka. from New York for New Orleans. The
Broken had her how badly store in, She will
proceed to Norfolk.
Capt. J. B. Hawthorne. of the steamer Eb
manta, which arrived from New Orleans late
yemrdny afternoon, saw nothing of the
Eurekmhutdidnot think the dinner was
masiousasreportod. Thecaptaintoldare-
pin-berth» My alter 4 o’clock Sunday
attuuoonfiwnntymileo ninth of Hatteras,
hops-ed
mandfrmutbeabrill,pemliarsoumloithe
oneouhispert bomb. was certain that it
wastbewhiatbolthellureka.
The whiatb. the captain myl. mnot
themofstaamenindistreaa Anhouraiter-
wardtbefogclaared away,hntnothingwaa
not theses-aura Capt.llawthornewar
o! the ofinilntbat-ii thestoamerbadbeea
suukthecrewwere able to escape in their
noata TbeEureka mrried fourlargeoneo,
easilylaunched.andthesea beingsrnoothal
thetirnethereishopothatsome of tbecrew
haveewaped.
What Child!!! with We- Did.
W. 1nd, lay8.——The Cumberland
W church. worth $11,000, and the
rddmeeottbepamJlov. J. E. Jenkins,
win-til 9.”, were burned yeaterday. The
Agnield: Company's breeding barn was also
burned. [mum on church and parsonage,
“limb. on Agniel dz Company’s property.
31,“, with no insurance. Children playing
with matches are aupml to have caused
than.
To Blacklist Grocery Beats.
lirw Bummer, N. J., May 8.——The
armoithkcitywillinalsw days organ-
iuthemmlvea into an Anti-Beat leaguefor
mutual The names of two who
haveMr-auded the grocers and refused to
paytheirdebtewillheprinled iorreadyrei—
cure and distributed among the trades-
men. This list will be open at all times for
when of the league.
____..__......,__...
She Died llakuow- and Alone.
Won, Hay 8.—The young woman
whodiadina lodgiaghonse on Pearlatreet
“humid-ritual“ Mitebelhofthh
city. Bhehadhenl awayirorn homefora
wet. Theltaliau,Parjllo,wboengagedtho
lodgingndod the city upon the woman’s
death. It. liltchellwuwaWardand had
abotedheraoli from her paronta on em
occasion
________..__._..__.._...
Death of Archbiahop Ale-any.
maniacs-,3”
Thsamhbishopwasaaativeoispainaud’lb
year-dd. Hendrnedhisfunctiomaaaroh-
in San Francisco in 188$,“th
abruadfortbebeueiitotbishoaltb.
ilew IIaaieo homoerotic Convention.
San Pa, ll. I. lay a—n» hm
erotic territorial convention MW. 3.
(Millers. of Albuquerque. and Rafael
Romero,
WWI-slammflbyflra.
Hawleaylt-Jrlls barrel autos-o
mot Lombardi: Ayros, «1W
MMaIarpumtityoihmbsrottbs
lumba- burned“
Md comp-agate
v
been or
rating Partner 3. In I” in
mi urgent milk {or mlmay in low .
mu. being unable to reuliae on anal-W
liately, thought it beet tantalum
to prevent dissimilar: o.” the property. Mr.
lohrmn places the amt: at between “Mill,-
IJU and $1,530.01}, and the lln'bflilifl at
June».
The principal California creditors are the
Bank of: Calilomia. Nevada bank. Bank of
British .Columbia, Bank of Britiah North
America and two individuals not mud.
The Blunt valuable single asset 5 ”Jul.”
worth 01 bumx. The propels-ho placehnnx
Jutho inehstisallegedasonoof thecauses
oi the asignment. it having prevented a lie
3i the horn: on hand. the trnmactiou 113th
been nearly consummated when the announce
merit oi the change in thrill came.
The firm feel ooulldmi that tlw [Tm
will more than cover all liabilities.
- ANOTHER overflow.
A second Ill-II: of the Mlululppl Throat-
cua t-s Equal the Fiat.
51’. Pan, Ninth, hilly 3 ~ Tim pumpk- liv—
ing on the lower yanrzinnoi H. il z~- lure
hardl‘ "lowered {rum 'tlu- nv :m was
andunplensant nouns ti 2‘ ~l..‘.c- wring
lherocontblgh Miter, iv‘u : m. ‘f "in;
7mlicnws that they wm .~. ;.i l ;, z- 7.. mime
bnpetilion ill the nu r.’ i... u ire-1;, . ro-
mlt in even more illwwxlri rt uni “firing
than the lint. .
The river has rim“ wry rapidly during the
last two days, audit is mm rmy umr the
highest poilll. rcnchvxl thru- m-oLv; urgu. Many
of the housui are surrounded ill rho First
ward, and entirely cut oil from mnumudca—
lion with Inndpxoept by locals oi boola The
Northwestern {Manufacturing company and
the Globe laundry have lmn obligul to sus~
pend work on neceunt of the water Infiltrat-
ing the boiler room and c-xlirguiahing the
fine.
A Winona dispatch says the water roeetwo
andahalf inches during the night, and is
rtill coming up slowly. Reports coming from
St. Croix and above any the streams are
swelling. ltis feared that We will have a
June freshet before the water goes down.
There are still two feet of snow in the wood;
0n the southeast side of the city the river
covers a tract of over l,000 acres, including
thelarge sheep ranch of Andrew Hamilton.
OnSunday a steamboat ran up to within
twenty rods of Sugar Loot The parties
living at Sugar Loaf say they never :mr the
water back up there so high.
North of the city, on the W'Bconsin side of
theriver, the water extends back over two
milu The only thing that breaks the
unoothsurfaoe oi the water'nhereaul
there a home, the occupants of which can
onlyobtalningresoregrm by man: of a
boat. Thereareiuallabout lOOhounsthat
stand in from one to four feet of water.
Residents 01 South Winona have to be our—
riedabout onehlockhyboat in thennrrow-
est place.
Monday's Baeebnll Gamer.
At Indianapolis —Indianapolia, 5; New
York, I. At Detroit—Detroit, 8; Boston, 3.
At Pillsburg—l'itbeimrg. 1; Philadelphia. 4.
At ChicagocClumgo-Wushingtou game palt-
poned on account of wet grounds. At Cleve-
land—Cleveland. 5; Athletic, 4. At Troy—-
Troy. 17; Hamilton, 1. At Syramne—fiyra-
cme, 6; Toronwfl). At Albany-Albany, 6;
Ioudon. 5. At Buchanan—Rochester, 3; Buf-
falo. 7. At Boom—First game of inter—
collegiate championship series: Harvard. 9;
Princeton, 3.
To Investigate Gen. Beem’a Death.
CHICAGO, May all—The mystery surround-
blgtiiedeathoiGenMartln Been: 'u to be
solved. if pouible, by the Union Veteran
club, which will at once proceed to make a
thorough investigation of the matter. It has
been ascertained that Gen. Bgem and his
wile did not live happily together, and that
he was financially unharrumed It is be
bored the lull (acts attending the strange
death will be learned shortly.
0f the seventy-six United Stat/es senators
only thirty have receivednclussiml «incu-
tion,unul of the 33} representatives but NB
hove nltemlcd college.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Henry and Produce Iarhnt
Quotations
New Yuan. )lay '.'.—1lioney clued at l” per
cent. the lowest rate. The highest rate wufi
per cent. Exchange clonal steady; posted ram,
“Kaila: actual rates, imam“ on days
and LWM‘ for demand. Governments
closed steady: currency Is. 121 bid; lo. coup.
126% um; 4K5, do. rum hid.
mnemilnudbondseloaedasfollows: Union
“ma, "rune; Union land greats. moles;
Union sinking (undo. ll-taml; Cantrell. mom
Theatoek market this morning wn moderately
smdysellingolsomeottheleadinzatocks.
Pa-
cino was particularly pruned for sale and
drovpul m per cent. New York and New Eng-
land and l'anada Southern were also notably
weak and declined l per cent. each. The decline
latbeotbenraagedirum it to it W cent by
midday. The mostantireatoehwm Raw York
and New England. Oregon 'l‘rauseon
Paul and Reading. The neck market contlnmd
mu up to 1 o'clock. when the hotum prices of
the day were current. but alter that hour there
wan asleady covering and a general recovery of
)q’ to l“ per cent. The linal figures were, how-
ever, “to l percent. below those of Buruday.
mmmmmymwolomuosm
(inner-l larkeie.
tlrw foal, ilay i.—-Fl.0lllt—0losed steady at
will!“ will“; winter wheat extra ammo;
Iinneaotnda. ”NM”: 0N0 flow “mm:
newline. tame». Southern flour cloned
steady and ; eommtoehoiea extra.
“mile.
WHEAT—potion- nere very dull and lure;h
ular. cloning about me. higher. lipot iota
firm mun-am. Spot aaloaot No.1
redstalnat We: 30.: do. mute. Ind
winter. We: . W4 he. lied
winter. “'2," W. bill: do. June. “.3“.
i
u
made-nee. louder-thud
mill-liar. mmoIMtwtltealataat:
:3m.w: No. unlined. Jane,
ammo: ..
roan-“Hull?! ”can-mutual“:
as
“W‘ gum-ad Inn; 0‘. Illt
Wu‘dmmmm
In
ii
W3C.“
a... Highest Cash Price
mu
moon "0 nu ,
,‘ T833381“)!
Meats,
Poultry,
———AND —-
Vegetables,
Alwayfi hub and at a modem: price would dowrll
cumulus
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Order: solicited and goods delivered to any part
of Oily.
Juluul Sauuul, lulu.
Fertilizers !
8130130 138803!
. Price
3m Managua? lulu. was
B. Phwl.
Booth liorwalk Donn.
Am 8- 6113503.
()rganint of the First Conm’tfillc‘nal Chiuah,Waicr
billy. Teacher 0!
Pianoi'orte, Organ and Musical
- Hompmition.
m Ir lock Box a» r. 0., NilItWALll. mun.
DR. (2. I". [SOUTWBLL
DENTIST.
(Nike and Residince.
Moon's Brock, In!!! 81, 80 NORWALK.
Teeth exuumd willamtpain by [he aseoiGasor
lit El er.
w
WOMwopenednemngs.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS 13m
5) Washington Street
‘1" Dallyfrolno tong-”audito- I Kohl.-
an on Balmdaycveniuplremdiefl.
walnut allowed on Dcposita
await aouuxs no:
,, roux ll. hauls. “when;
Mir. JOHN Il. KNAPI’. Bee. are Treat
DB. MCGONBGAL
-omcn All! humanel—
Cor. West Avenue and Butler Street,
NORWALK. CONN.
Olliee IIonre——ilulil9s.m.; trvlnl n3, andlto
8pm.; Silurian—Slot p.rn.
H'tlonnnunieotion by lelepbwr.
“T. S. KNAPE’.
A {{CI I I ’l‘ ECQ‘.
Io now mud to make plane and “leaflet.-
and euperlnlrnd the contraction of uildinrs
'l'I-lels REASONABLE.
Orrin-Taylor's Building Washington $1.. 80.
Norwaik. I’. 0. Box 775. aa-
5 c. canine.
.
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans furniahed and Intrusion given.
Jobbing of all kinda promptly attended to.
Fertilizers !
I’. 0. x «3.50mi: NorwalkCl. ~.
ATTENTION.
um
.— ‘ _. - ar~——-
uuuuu Buns.
Attachments. Parts. Needles. Belle. etc. furnished
General Repairing oi all kinds and makes of
bewin Machines. ‘ t'. M. SIIAILIlR.
3 ain 8L. ho. Norwalk. m1,
.0.
J n. unnoxn.
.
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie loot oi llavlland St. on Water. PA). Box (.17.
ddsw
E . tinnitus.
AGENT FOR THE
thnix Insurance“‘ Co. of Hartford
NO'I‘A 1n?- ”I'll" ch.
ROWAY'I'ON. CONN.
1" drillers should examine the
prices. and goods we are oil'er-
ing, before purchasing.
J D. JENNINGS.
. Successor to I. I1. Quinrard.
Undertaker & Ellibullller.
No. «I Knight St.
880 3.21
.._01.‘___
ALL GRADES.
AND 51’
Lowest Prices !
——ou-—-—
"The Best Goods for
the Least Ileney
Residence, 5 film 5'...
Kenneth , (form.
C II. IVA lt'l'OlS.
e
(‘atmr for Weddings and lame. lee t‘rraln
roneiaotly on hand fonhc sick and urn. Ilia rule
brazed ltool Iii-or. and Employment one».
Til) MAIN ST” 5”. XOR'NJLK. ('1‘.
George II. Raymond.
FURSITURE DEALER!
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Cull and are my large aloek 0! all kmdr of furniture.
36 Main Street. None-Ii.
Also pro-pom! to lumieh everything necessary tor
the interment oi lhedead. day or night. Telephone
connection with midi-ore. bu. fl Ila klry place.
lob I‘len
r. 1-. nYA-a-r.
[In pnrthared the acid-ire right tor Nurwsik
and 30th Norwalk to use Ibo [halal Electric
Vibrator. and extracts teeth without in. and tree
0! any euro charge WAN ial teeth.-
rpecially. other and reel-lance adjoining Hellunllat
pamgmflorwalhi‘l. Openevcningxt. mom
__ 51—.
H. S. BRflWN’S
Bilil'l‘ & SHOE STORE”
Clark a Lane’s Block.
liAIN STREiT.
Monuments allmHuaisunu.
Iloaotbuyamonumenl or “We from any
pbowgpbmelgo direct to Ihe ahow loom- ol
. W. les. Waterman. Norwalk and select one
all complete and on will not be dis: )lhilhlt‘l in its
appearance Dt er in all kinds of uildiug Hour
and cemetery uork.
P. W. ISA'I‘ ES.
613m
dtw
éiate Roofing!
We arepreparedtodo airstclarsiebol
SLATING
Ill either “AROOH. nan BAHOOB. or
PZIABOYI BIA“
_. X REMA nKAiero '
SARSAPARILLA.
Eur Boner. line.
4.)”. Quinumi. Iraq.
Dun Blitz-«Your San-punk has
moved a great success in my rage and ban entirely
cured me. I can attendloruy homework now as
well aslercreonld. nave lived here tor ll years
Ponies wiebing sure molar eboeld call on as
aldamreadylolestifyth‘l ruealmeulaouall
l I“, mm: it him“! $.ng sat memungemm. ‘
menu use one l .a w m
menoounge then‘people ie’use your remarkable A. BACK & 00‘
mI’Im“ Water er. tom or llsrllaud lloalh Nerwalk.
Your: Trial
’has. 1.. non.
DENTAL norms.
DR. C. II. KENBALI»
ISM-'1'.
has removed tron Mall to South liorwalh.
whwehewlll nae alpsdaltyof cumin
CANDIES
Oi all kinda. Hui i lane
wllhurwlthonlmaadlasenlag artlIc that BAKERY '
Vorlhe neat sixty dampness will tendered. .
SETS COSI'ING $15.00 1‘0 “0 00.
.. u 10.“) u 3 50 MW
onion; no. no Insurance 31. courtroom ”- canny 13's“:- on m
A
Minion-Inn ea
nrsJohnnouana
uni-awe BLOCK.
ill Klinefelter,
I)?“ lit
luau, Full oysters,
I Wild. PAY 'I‘III
liege, Bones. Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Minnie“ mantis-tort sen-ii
tale-role In W axon.
Wlllallfl FOB-OHS,
worn rennin.
A Second Hand Vegetables, Fruits,
Fire Safe a...» “W" m”
‘ roam»:
u l 9% new
BAMBI: In’liOlllllIlU’B.
all cuts nu fun and upward. ..
8 Water In, Nor-walla,
78 Ilaiu at. no Norm-Ill.
SPRING SEASON
1888.
oi (sob ‘Ieeli, during the mouths of
A pril and bitty
we will open menus in
HATSauguuquTs
Ladies (all before elsewhere
and examxamr cloth WM
We will nth-r lo-day. enemy. April 7. a mu line of
Trimmed anbans
from 02.50 up.
Bill'EdSHS MAKING ~‘
PUllClIASlNG looser.
Mrs. J. A. 1")eck6r
Ilsa resumed Mullah”? in this city. and on and
- alter April 2. will occupy
Ronnie l4 and IO. Ilavllnnd'a Block.
Weehiugtou Street.
In connection therewith the will conduct a pur
charting FM}. giving thereto her personal alieniion
in New ork every \I edneulay.
Order: ior DumflKlllg or a rose mater his of pay
kindcul he Icit at her [Antoni hilltlllt'rlstr'
to her. Box ”I, lionlll Norwalk.
Ilearma Wanted.
The Metmpolitan’t Record For IE7:
Gain in number oi outstanding Pollen during
18-7. 2683")
(lain in Amie during 1892’, ”Ilium-1&3.
(lain in Premium Income during 1557. main
84.
Gainln Interest Receipts dunnng $57. $56.69
Gain in Cm Income duriinr 1957. 31.23.31l3‘i
Number of Ilcslh Claim- id in um. 2.2.663.
Amount paid to Policy-ho den during 1537, :2.-
mama».
Number of Policies in Force, 1.349.“).
New lururance written during 133:, .mmm.
Capital and Surplus tor reruriiy oi obey-bolder!
over and above the nerve required by law. (4 per
cent.) and all other l‘mbilitiee. SLIM.” l0.
Amount paid by the Company to in Policy-
holdere for Claims, etc , since organization. pine
Will inverted Amie. anomalies.
106E”! LEIP‘SIK. Agent.
H. S. ROOD,
Watches, ,,
—A.\'o—
Silverware.
Sperm attention paid to the repaint; of fine
watches and jewelry. .
at: Main Street.
wuuum “mm
Beet. \‘cal‘. Lamb, Mullen. Pork.8ult and F rush,
l‘orm-d lied. smoknl Tongue. Ilams,
Shoulrkra. Bacon. Bologna, Frank.
fortrJltr.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
:53 Washington Street.
(Elfi'l‘ TIIE 13139.12.
—— run——
“ Florida ”
sum newer.
Mlyhuulathistown. one at them lathe
Saul-dolco,whereileanbemiuopuauouoa
am.
W. H. MEEKER,
hole Agent for Norwulll.
mu... qunuTuETuu Lin—Enron mm; a
eiallr.
H'Facllirirs tor rumor all rim of Pipes.
waelllsm‘un 512. South Norwalk. Cl.
””3““ $
”5‘ vi. 3......
If. I. let. one.
181. l. 1888.
Oillcer, 433 Main Street,
turnout-our. collie.
Short 31111:.
“on...
Social Etiquette.
Campilai from Melolutaadbatworks
on the ubjatt by “Anni lfaiilda.”
mca florets.
fileboohrhoaidhelnenry fan-i denim of
wmwmme. gallium
school wanders. Wtshallwstsaeh eerehlld-
mtnh‘tiheynaygeoatlalolhewuld well bred
III
R
new wen-alt.
eeatslaslhea-wiszd will
leanyaddreumprepald
SPECIAL
hr noun will avail each of our
Mblebook
we
Meudu oilheabeveval
m fliheywiiI-allae It mop-rem
l
oamelpt
mwmm r
Jewelry,
*
Mattings.
ALSO
Willi-iii MIT'I'iNiiS
WIN--
CHOICB PATIERNS.
A. DIGKERMAN & SON,
39 Washington Street. - South Norwulll.
Landrelh’s Celebrated Gordon Seeds!
ThelargeatJhebestassortraeutinlhiaeliy. Iva-y package warm, led. try them. Also mayother
‘ articles to interest you.
I: til-anae- for ......................................................... 55¢.
choice New Dairyltluer, ...................................... 80c. lb.
I-‘resll Country Eggs. ................................ . .Isc. dnz.
The Celebrated new Drop Canned Goods,(alrlcllyiirst-elnul
California Evaporated Peaches and Apricots.
Prunelle. Evaporated Raspberries, ‘
Pltled Cher-den, New Maple Sugar,
While Clover lloney in the Comb,
'I'Ie Celebrated (recon-int Incaroomi, s
To.atnes,€nn.........................; ........ . ............. 10c.nndup
'I'lae l-‘Iueal Creamery Butler in Town, "Sorlllilcld Creamery.”
fresh twice a week, in l-2 and, lib. prints, 35c. lb.,3lb. for SI.”
Also a large variety of first-class goods.
Call on us and we will make you happy.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR.
SEED POTATOES.
Early Maine Rose,
Maine Beauty ot'llebron,
Maine Burbank.
" \Vhite Elephant.
Nova Scolia and N. B. Rose,
\Vhite Star,
Queen of the Valley,
White Rose.
Swamp Rose,
Mammoth I'eurl,
Peerless.
.__.._w4__
.c.E-Remson.
W.B. HALL & C0.
BRIDGEPORT.
SPRING-TIME.
Another rem-on baa come upon as, bringing: with it new ideas. new fabrics. new fashion. and admire for
something dlderrnt. in fact. a complete change [rum all thing pertaining to winter.
w. B. HALL a. co.
Who are located at
Cor. 01' Main (13 Canno‘n Sts.,
Call attention with julpride to their not collection of
New Dress Goods, Silks, Cioaks, Wraps,
Ready-made Suits, and all that is
new in Upholstery Goods and
Curtains.
Great Salebof Lmens
n
a.
Housekeeping Goods.
NEW PRICES AND NEW GOODS.
We have just received our Spring Impmtaliom from the bent manufacturers of the world, and will otter
on Honda Ibe largest and duetrloek oi Linen.- ne harem shown. his not our all to get up an
excitement on bur-grade stud that will prove a dire pornlment to the buyer when uietiy examined at
home, but tooflerhouc-Lwell Mfilfllfilhfll wil heaj wueryhoueehohland aoelbe contour
to come again. For equal qualiues 8 Mill REV!“ UN “SOLD.
TOW LS-
”ballad flatbed, IIuckabaek. Clean Dania-t. Oatmeal. (I'm Cloth. Bulky. (huh. Twine-l.
loomlluekaadlileaehcdllamuk'l'owelainel ' Ind otKnottedhi Danni
Towela, all at axe. Each. udlng we“ age
”ideas- Kuotted Fringe mulck’l’owels. due quality. at 19a. Inch.
W.B.I-IALL&CO
FOR YOUR
Fresh Meats
mmmmr—
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
Goodsdcllrrred promptly and smdal attention In” reorder-s lett at the mm. A tnii llur
VEGETABLES.
DON’T FORGET THE PLACE,
Peoplea’ Market,
A. n. TYLER, Prop.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
or. am am a}. son.
SPBI'GWOODm
ALL ORDERS FILLED PIOMI’TIAY.
W
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