MLBfithUhlirman
The National Democratic Com-
mittee Organizes.
mu ranrrus in now nuns.
I!” W. I1. Marsha floods the New York
Kxecallva t‘ommltteeo‘l'lse Club Asso-
claIIun—Ilepuhlleaus at last Plnd Ileadr
quarters-Other Campaign Iowa.
. New Your, July ill—The natimlal Deny
‘ocratlc campaign committee met in thh
city yesterday afternoon. When Chairman
Barnum called the mung to order the
following oommitteemen were present: W.
H. Barnum, oi’ Cmnecticut; Senator A. P.
of Maryland; Arthur Bewall, ct
Maine; Calvin 8. Brice, of Ohio; Senator Bi.
W. Baum, at North Carolina; William L.
Beott, of Pennsylvania; John B. Barbour, of
Virginia, and Miles Rips, of New Jersey.
Herman Oclrichs, 0! New York, and Erskine
ll. Phelps, of Illinois, were absent
A few minutes alter the committee ad-
journed until 7 o‘clock in the evening.
It had been the intention of Congremman
Scott at the afternoon seaion o! the commit-
W to nominate Calvin 5. Brice, 0! Ohio, for
chairman of the committee. Up tothat time
llr. Brice hadnot made up his mind as to
whetheror not he would be 'able to accept.
Hehasvast bruinminterestfiandin casehe
beeamechalrmanthe duties‘ of the position
would demand his entire time. While his in-
clinatlon was to let his business go, he felt he
should consult still further with his brains-
uwciates in the matter. To give him an op
portunity to do so the selection of a chairman
was postponed until evening.
Mr. Brice arrived at headquarters at a
littlealter'l o'clock. Nearly all the mom»
bersoi the committee were there ahead of
him. Before the meeting was called to order
Mr. Brice called Congressman Scott aside
and told himhehad concluded to sacrifice
hishnsinemnnd respond to the demand 0!
his party {or his services. Immediately upon
the meeting being called to order, Congress-
man Scott moved the election oi Mr. Brice
as chairman, and he was elected unani-
mously.
Mr. Brice was then escorted to the chair
and made an iniormal talk, outlining his
policy. Senator German then gave his opin-
ion as to how the fight should be made.
Nearlyall the other members made talks,
and the meeting adjourned at 10 o’clock, sub-
ject to the call of the chair. Ex-Senator
Barnum left immediately alterward ior his
home inConnecticut, and Senator German
leit for Washington
The committee was notified that the presi—
dent of the Democratic Club associationhad
appointed the following executive commib
tee; Charles Ogden, of Nebraska; llalkley
C. Schley, of Wisconsin; Alexander D.
Pinkney, of Minnesota; Harry Welles, of
Maryland; R. 6. Monroe, 01 New Jersey;
Henry L Hollis, of Massachusetts, and Law—
rem Gardner.
All the leading Democrats about the up—
town resorts and the Democratic headquar—
ters expressed themselves as pleased with
the selection oi Mr. Brice. He is well
known to the Democratic leaders here, for,
although he is still a citizen of Ohio, his
hornets really in New York. His house is
here, and it is here he spends the most of his
time.
The Holman house corridor was crowded
with well known Democrats yesterday after-
noon. They were attracted there by the
meeting 01 the state executive committee.
The committee was called to order by
Chairman Edward Murphy, Jr., and Gen.
Peter Doyle was elected temporary chair—
man. The following members were present;
Edward Murphy, Jr.:, Peter Doyle, George
ill. Weed, Cord Meyer, James W. Ridgwny,
William P. Mitchell, Hugh J. Grant, Robert
L. Maxwell, D. Cady Herrick and Charles
ll. Prenon.
Themernbers expresed their views as to
the condition of ailairs in their mpective
sections. There was also an internal dis-
cumionoi the plans for the campaign. A
resolution was then adopted authorizing the
chairman to appoint (our more members on
the committee. He immediately appointed
W. H. Martha,“ Brooklyn Then on mo
tion Mr. Martha was elected chairman of the
committee. He was not there to take his
place and Gen. Doyle motioned in the chair.
Th otherthreeadditions to the committee
will beappointed later on.
A-eIahlynau George M. Weed was elected
treaslner, Cord Meyer, secretary, and Charles
R. De Preset, oi Troy, cloak.
Fla-dish Work of l‘lrebugs.
Bananas, Conn, July lit-The dwelling
of William Foster, superintendent oi the
Danbury and Bethel horse railway, was set
ails-s in several places, utter having been
firstdrenched first with kerosene oil. The
nine inmates narrowly escaped with their
liven There is no clewtotbeineendiariea
The outrage causes much excitement among
thscitisena ’
Pleading for Mrs. Robinson.
Bones. July l8.-8trennous eflorta are
tohemade to secure the sympathy of the
public {or Ira Sarah J. Bowman, the
Bonneville pol-Inst andexpert In toxicology.
llsrcouruslwill base their plea betoreths
governorandcolmctl infleptemhsr form
mutational thessatnes on the claim that
therehnodlnectevklsumagalnst the woman.
law 'l'arl‘
Dunn, July lit—The new tarlil mhliit-
tad hyOmnmi-iensr Waldo, oi the Texas
Trails mention, went into edect Monday,
thel’sallandlsroadandsastsrnthroughllnas
h them. The rates allectall
wam {rum New York, Chicago,
St. Iaulsand Kansas Cltymors or lsssdi-
reethis is.
‘» I"Joel-a Challeagea I]. fell.
pl“ 1, July law-James Delan, the
Ma.” heavy weight, has issued a
to" Jhs no, at unnd Rapids,
lien, nausea-us, was an tight
mus-amid Worlds, or more it
use.
nonhuman-rum
mmm Joint-Juniors
“ammonium“...-
hand-cu nag-ad shethiru in the-b-
Miaflsthgamot whlehhsdlsd.
lbWfl-vammtlflohoosy.
I
A FLORIDA lWAWMPOUT.
‘lt Wrecks a steamer and lines Consider-
able Other Damage.
' Br. Acomm, Ilia, June lB.-—Soms boat.
men yesterday sitetaoon observed a large
waterspont in the ocean opposite North
Beach. ltseenied to come nearer,andat 3
o'clock, with a w and an ominous
groar, it Inn-ed the ssnuspltoi North
Beach into the hay. and churned up thewater
in a terrible looking whirlpool.
It camedirectly loathe town Peqzle on
the bay were badly frightened, deserted their
houses, and hundreds sought saiety in flight.
The waterspout was lunch smaller than at
first, but it still looked dangerous It struck
themes-Spring Garden, moored by the
sea will, love the upper works and smoke
stack 'away, and, with a crash, deposited
them against Perpall's bar; mashed in the
root and windows of Pei-poll's and crushed in
the side oi the ice house.
It then crossed the town, going southwest,
being almost spent. A score of row boats
were upset in the river. Alter the spout had
crossed the city rain tell in torrents. When
the Spring Garden was struck the upper
works were carried in the air twenty-live
(art. This is the first waterspout in ten years
to strike this city. ,
A Dynamite Cartrldge Which Was to
Have Been Used to Damage “0"
Property Found As Ila fluid. »
(lunsncnc, July 18,—Unitcd States Mar-
shal Marenand two detectives brought ln-
former Bowles hero to test the truth a! his
story that a dynamite cartridge had been
placed on the Burlington track, northeast of
hero, and subsequently, in comeqnence oi,
Iear 0! results, had been concealed in a
hedge.
The oilicers and railroad men went to the
spot that Bowles indicated, and, alter con~
sidcruble digging, {mind tho_¢l_vnnmitc cartr
ridge. It is oi the Hercules kind, and has
capo at both ends. It is now in the hands of
the railroad otlicial-r. The sheriff and other
oilicers then went to the home 0! George
Clarke, one of the leading Brotherhood on-
gineers, and put him under arrest on a state
warrant. Clarke made no resistance, and
would say nothing save to assert his inno
cenco.
Chiei’ Arthur says: “I am very sorry to
think‘that any member oi our order has done
an overt act. I do not know yet whether the
strike will he declared oil or not."
District Attorney Ewing said that there
never was any union to suppose that the
Brotherhoodns an orginimtlon know any-
thing ol the conspiracy or countenanccd it in
any way. All the persons who attendedtbe
conferencengree in saying that no prepari—
tion was submitted by either party. ”It was
simply an amicable discussion p! the situa-
tion." said Alexander Shilivon.
Might Better llave Pull] the Debt.
Ll'rm: ROCK, Ark, July ls.—-l’reeident
Cleveland has pardoned out at the peniten-
tiary Postmaster B. Shiery, who was con-
victed ol arson last April and sentenced to
thirteen months in the state prison. Hhicry
was {nanometer and n lemling merchant at
Warner, Ark. As the evidence showed, he
became involved in debt, and employed one
Geo. Harrison to fire the store and pmtolllce,
agreeing to pay 8:30 (or the service. Har-
neon mrricd out the plot, There was an inv
summre 0! $0,500 on the stmk of goods car-
ried by Shiery, which he partially COlltYL'tfil.
Harrison gave the plot away because Shiory
paid him Inly 8‘35, and saved hiuwli by
turning state's evidence.
Killed Illa Brother and lllnswll.
BROOKLYN, July l8.——SIIcliaol Dnnphy,
aged 2:6, shot and killel his brother John,
aged 2?,nt the (ormcr's apartments in the
tenement Nu. Iii; Hudwu avenue, and then
shot lIiIIisclI dead. Michael was a drunken
ruilinn, and was known to the police under
an alias as a hard character. He hadsent
(or John to Iffll'llL‘. to the house, where he
quarreicd with him, and the tragedy ensued.
It is said that Michael, though a married
man, was jealous of John‘s attentions to a
young woman in the neighborhood. illi-
chacl‘s wile is a bumboat woman in the navy
yard,and supported her husband. John was
an ino’lmitrious young man, well liked in the
neighborhood.
A Deadly l'unslly Feud.
Mr. Sunrise, Kyu, July l-‘i.—-.\'cws has
just reached here 01 a tragedy lll Powell
county, in whch :5 ti. Hall was killed and
John lhuanuzriml. {me was the [other-
in-law ol Halluudior years they had been
uniriuully. They met in Staunton, when
Hall drew a pistol on Ilene. But became
Boson-as Imnrmed he left him. They met
soon after, when both men were aruied and
began their deadly work. liall got the first
shot and wuundol 1:114", who tired, killing
Hall instantly. Both i’amilics are courage-
ons and more trouble is expected.
A Colony 0] kin-Convicts.
Brannon/In, Ala, July l8.——Thero are
{our coal Inliltki in this (Jcflcrson) county,
employing conyict_ labor, and about 1,200
comic-is are employed. Aiew days ago a
committee went to Work to ascertain if any
excouvicts had registered to Vote in the Au-
gust election. The committee have not yet
completed their labors, but they have usur-
taiaed that about 2,0“) ex-corwicts are now
living in the county, and we have register“,
expecting to vote in the next election. About
two-thirds ol the ex-convlcts are negroes.
Very Queer Business Methods.
llmxurous, July lat—Tho Bhotwell,
'Ieriliew and Lothman examination was
continued in the municipal court, with Ilr.
Shotwull, the ilrm‘o financial man, on the
stand. He made some damaging admissions
about theaswnishlng way in which the ilrrn’s
liabilitlfl had increased ramp» between the
Mather and theJIme statements,
hehimsel! had noexaot knowledge of it at
the time. It was admitted too that the stale-
mt given toaeommsrcial agency l‘ehl
wunotwlthlnmmotthetruengurus
Printers’ Hates In New Inn.
New You, July lit—A committee oi
Typognphicalllalouliaflhadacenlersucs
yesterday with a committee at the Type-
thela,sn WMemployingpriaten
’I’henatureotthscontereneswaskeptsscrst,
hntit builder-stood that thsprlutsrs are
trying toavertagsneralentdownotratss
for composition, while tbs-uptown claim
that MYorkr-tsssrs higher-than the.
cloth cities, and that baton is being
drlvsnawayirolahenlneoaseqnsaes.
MW Ant'lb.
Intermo. runs-mesa...
Ml: of Virginia; Gen. 1. a
THE WORLD 0' m.
[seats on the ltaee Tracks-d ewe tn-
the Diamond. .
Chicano, July 18.--l?irst 5 race, thrsev
quartet-sol amileheats; llrsthest, llsusslls
first, John Daly second, Vidon third; time,
max; second heat, John Grey tint, Vision
second, John Daly third; time. 1:17; third
best, John Grey ilrst, Banana seoondNisiou
lhirtl; time, 121895. Second mono mile;
Stony Montgomery lint, Montpelier second,
Keynote third; time. 1:45}(. Third race,
miloand a turlong; Bonanza ilm, Hamlet
second, Galates third; time, 1:58. Fourth
race, one mile; Quotatkm that, Echo second,
Solid Silver third; time, 1:43. Filth race,
three-quarters oi a mile; Orderly first, J. B.
besecond, Rambler third; time, 1:165.
”051011"!!! ran: RACIS- .
le Yosx, July m-erst race. more,
unemlle; Minority Colt first, Kaleidimcope
second, 11011th third; time, 1:43. Second
race, la-ie stakes, ayear-olde, three-quar-
terlof a mile; Belinda Filly first, Lady blur.
garet second, Felicia third; time, lzllx.
Third race, midsummer handicap, one mile;
Aurelia first, Lady Primrose second, Trilioaa
l'et third; time, 1:42. Fourth race, handicap
sweepstakes, mile and a quarter; Bessie June
first, Ten Booker second, Kaloolah third;
time, 2:l0}{. Filth race, purse, mile and an
cighth;llousatonlc llrst, Bonnie 8. second,
Long Knight third; time, rem. Sixth
race, purse, steeplechase, short course; Brac-
avllan first, Willie Palmer second, Killarney
third; no time taken.
wasnu’s BASlBALL cause.
At Cleveland<~Clevoland, 2; Brooklyn, 1.
Hits: Cleveland, 6; Brooklyn, 2. Errors:
Cleveland, 3; Brooklyn, 2. Batteries:
O'Brien and Zimmer, Carruthors and
Birdsong.
At Cincinnati—Cincinnati, l; Imisvlllefl.
Hits: Cincinnati, 6; Louisville, ll. Errors:
Cincinnati, l; Louisville, 2. Batteries: Mul-
lane and Keenan. Becker and Cook.
m Philadelphia—Athletic, 6; Baltimore, .1"
Hits: Athletic, 13; Baltimore, 9. Errors:
Athletic, 5; Baltimore, 3. Batteries: Bew-
ard and Robinson, Cunningham and O'Brien.
At tit. Lonny—St. Louis, lo; Kansas City,
8. Hits: St. Louis, ll; Kansas City, 6. Br-
rors: St. Louis, 1: Kansas City, 7. Batter-
ies: Hudson and Boyle, Pagan and Daniels.
At l’ittsburg—I’ittsburg, 0; Philadelphia,
2. Hits; l’ittaburg, 8; Philadelphia, 7. Br-
rors: l’ittsbnrg, 1;.Philadclphia, l. Batter
lee: Galvin and Miller, Cnayy and llnllnmn.
At -(.’hicogo—-Chicngo, 4; New York, 7.
Hits: Chicago, 7; New York. 9. Errors:
Chicago, 5: New York, 0. Batteries: Krock
and Farrell, Keefe and Ewing.
A: Detroit—Detroit, 7; Boston, 6. Hill:
Detroit, 2; Breton, it. Errors: Detroit, 1;
Ileston, 0. Batteries: Beatin and Bennett,
Madden and Tate.
At Imiianawlis—Indlanapolis, ll; Wash—
ington, 5. Hits: Indianapolis, 1?; Washing-
ton, ll. Errors: Indianapolis, 2: Washing-
ton, 4. Batteries: Henley and Daily, Shaw
and Arumlcl.
At Ilullnlo—Buflalo, 3; Rochesterd. Hits:
Butlnlo, 9; Rochester, 2. Errors: Buflalo, 2;
Rochester, 5.
At Ilondonuliondon, 6; Troy, 1. Hits:
London, 5; Troy, 7. Errors: London, 3;
Troy, 4.
At Toronto— Toronto, 1'3; Albany. ‘2.
Hits: Toronto, H; Albany, 3. Errors: To-
ronto, 4; Albany, 4.
At llamilton— Hamilton—Syracuse game
postponed.
At Auburn~Aubum, 7; Syracuse, l0,
Hits: Auburn, ‘J; Syracuse, 9. Errors: Au—
burn, 7; Syracuse, 7. Pitchers; Riordan,
Dundon and Higgins.
Natlnanl Normal Musical ('mrventlors. ‘
B09103, July l’l.-—-The Natimml Normal
Musical conVcntion began its annual swoon
here yesterday, W. E. I'ulsiver preshling. A.
E. Wimhip delivered an addrees of welcome,
and addresses on methods of instruction were
delivered by J. Ii. Sharlarul, Professor U. ll.
Brown and elbow.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotations.
Saw You. July Iii—Money closed at llé M
cent, the highest rate. The lowest rate was l
per cent. Exchange closed steady; [hinted rates,
inflffgtm; actual rates, -l.fi[email protected]fl'!z new days
and {summon (or demand. Governments
closed steady; mirroncy lie, llil hid; la, conp.,
133')“; «figs. 00., M85 hid.
l'aciflc I’ltlfwl bonds cluuaed as (allows: Union
firsts, ”Monti; Union land grunts, IUIGMOG;
Union sinking mails, Niall}; Ccutrals. lltllgllll.
The stock market this morning was low activa
than during the some period of yaterday, only
“24110 shard-s changing hands, against rum)
yesterday morning. The tone at speculation,
however, was firmer, and at 1‘) o'clock nearly all
the stocks showed gains of from “to 1% per
cent, The stocks most pmml‘ in the deal
lags were St. Paul, Reading and New York and
New England. These three stocks ("minimum
percent. at the whole morning's trmling. The
strongest stocks were Jersey (kotml, Northern
Pacific [inferred and Richmond and Terminal
preferml. The last normal made an exceptional
advance of 234 per cent, the other Mental ad-
vancea ranging [min i to rig percent. Michiga-
Centrnl was the only weak spot, the shark declin-
lng m per cent. on llmimi Interactions. The
scmthern stocks were all strong on the announce.
men: that Bast Tcnm- directors would in a
law days declare a lll'lilcml on Ihe um pr»
{erred neck. The advance in sorthnnl’acme
was attributed to large earnings and tumble
crop reports [rum along the line of the road.
The stock market was dull during the afternoon,
but prices continued strong and «:ka within
a traction oi the twat or the day. Nothing
worthy at note transpired in ennnmtlun with the
Wings. The-dream [or the day ranged tram
“to llfipercent. 'l'hesalesior the day
unwanted to new: shares.
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General Markets.
New You, July li’.~t’l.0Ul‘t-Clossd steady
and without "mortal change; winter wheat car
in. .‘JSWD; Minnesota do. 3175i”: city
mill 60., slams». Willem flour ' ‘
steady; comma to choice extra. ”Mo-t.
WIlliAT~Uptlona were dull and weak, closing
um: Mammalian. spot lotseloscd weak
MmmJowsr. Bpotsalesclflulndstlte
at We: lie. I do, me; licks "Iglwlater,
true.- negraded Minoan-4 as it later,
idiom: «Ia. em. m. in; «an»...
we. bid.
(mils-0ptlons were ialrly active and b-
mzularmlcslngharely steady at m lessen.
Spot lots chisel! arm and lie. high-norm
mien. epotulss of annealed raised atuo
5%.: so. 2 do. “MM”; No. 2 mixed,
My. film; do. m. Wade. first.
oars-Option- dull and easier. closing 5;.
"answer. museum steady snusllghtly
higher. Boot nksotltonhlts state as no;
Itasca, min: he. s mined, Aug. like; do,
“gin-DI“ sad Its-Ind.
.4; upon clarion.
mac-Ion to III-Is
Latin-Closed dull sad w
:mm
mars: Mydmflflzm.mls
noun—m fair at (all prices; state,
Mm:mim.mtm.
”Moth?”
Dull; stale and Miranda's;
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Formnsa lulung Tea
Tea: Such as is Too.
This Ten is “unusual lo'l'llll-
Into the Serves of mo oldest 'I'cu
nrlnhcro, I-t'i-n tho-c sslrosc 'l'crs
'l'nslc has llt‘l’ulllt? Galvanized.
Come and Take
TEA.
Willi Us.
50 ('cnis per l’ouml
leble’s Block, Main St.
Hamil, Bailey 3: in.
-—-—OO¢»———-
WOOD MAN'I'ELS.
DOORS.
BASH. BLINDS.
HARD WOOD WORK.
UV ALI. rum.
n..- ”L...—
lnrgo Stock of Columns
for Trimming
--,_,, .m... M ._
Plate and Sheet Y Glass.
Hm.«.~s-—.
Fill'lllll llnwlrc. Planing.
:Iml Turning.
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Hill at [not animal] Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
Hatch, Bailey & la.
LOBSTERS
From Black Rock
, Minted every ”only nursing.
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams.
pun—W M
m livery lei-alas.
“Misfits-Issues.
“a“
Rowayton. Five: Mile River. ,
NEW COTTAGES} READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
High ground. llmlrhy lucnluy. Fm- Inmmw ride on cars to South Norwnlk. Five cents law only. We can build
Mr you at a low at): r. O'n- hundrml dill'erout plane for modern houses. Building lots must advance as we build. And now
TAYLOR re GOLDEN,
Real Estate and Insurance Agts,
Washington St, South Norwalk. Conn.
lilhle & installs.
’ Ash, 3mm. and Spoon Oars, Canvas Sails. Tents,
All Ktndaoflregetables
is the lime to buy them. Call on or address;
THORNTON ll. SM "“53,
Lenox Hill Building Company. 0R
BO‘VAY'I‘ON, CONN.
Come 8: See
01m [an LINE
OII Stoves,
All“) NIH" STOCK 0F
Stame-
* -China
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PORCELAIN.
Electric Door Bells.
an. nasn a; BRO
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CANDIES
or Ill! klnde.
BA‘KEBY !
l‘lrpt Cla-s
('OllNL'l‘i ll'ldfli. (“ANDY TOY8,ax:ds lull resort-
mooll of ornamental candy.
Mrthhnnouana;
Mlullnk's BLOCK- l
Hl': l' g
was "in " nfifififiifi ‘
1“ holcrlslc and Retail Dealers in
Manufacturllrs’ and Painters’ Supplies
Ship Clinndl are,
36': "our St" foot of Bank,
llllllDClEl’Olt’l'. (71'.
Kits, Flax-Milli nations,
Evo-rylhingnmldd about sIloa', Steamer or nail.
ill: Verse]
(lyric! Tulip. N unis. Scents, Yorke. Nanllls.
III-mp, and Wm: Wipes. Links, lungs and
"mine bag llipe, especially ptcparcd for the
oyster luau-Inca
Rosie, Psi-king Gaskets, Oils, and everything
needed by heels, on water or land.
Cars-[Isl attention to mull orders. a5 y
[1.3. FERRié, "‘
J EWELE R.
Watches, dowelry, Silverware.
l‘lne llatclll repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
.mnrl n. nurture,
\
at nominal! Retail Dealer in all kind» of
Bill. AND W001]
nx-rek. time. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
hehlgh, ackawsnna, Locust
lountsin, Franklin, and
Wills-barre Goals.
hell for rum PIIIII
Yard " tool of Washington and liar»
shellstreets. Branched!“ atfitilaen
Druzatore‘ Mini
511.3an a. anon,
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New Streets Opened.
Henry Tilly.
fllRRIlllflllEB.
Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-seat-
ccl carriage for sale.
American Investment Co.
Equitable Life Insurance Co.
Pal‘llli‘rfi Loan and Trust ('0.
Jam ls-i‘unlalln Mortgage Trust Co.
Fire, Life, Accident. and Plate (lines
Insurance.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN, Ag“.
It: Isl hinted: Insurance Agency, South morwalk,
('nnn. . .
B.F. Steve ns,
MUSIC IIALL BLOCK.
We have just receivcdancw lot a!
REFRIGERATOBS
that we are eclllng low.
llur 23 ct. l-lamcciho Coflec ls ilnc,
try it.
FRUITS,
BANANAS,
DATES.
ORANGES,
Crystalized rigs, &c.
We always have on hand
"mi8010119313er
('lll-I .\ M Ell Y ll U'l‘l‘l‘lll
from :hc lest t'rcimcry in the Stale, in I ll). Prime.
99 )lnin N1.
A full line oi
“GOOD ENOUGH”
FAMILY on can.
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