w'Wh-nilfidww
# H Ito ans deco. :Ht slend-
hysinudlssw you. ml].
“ l m a daily thick-
”pin‘m yearn to pierce a. 0n
gnaw”, What have you been
quantum all! A". And Wm
. .leihm mm in
W’s-mam being prim u
, MM B‘pouible. ’
Wills” Hanan: Blush.
' , j ‘ inlay! being, you can believe
an . filli- has followed another in
m join y against all manner of
imam and otherwiee. From the
tiny I , it Ysmlmys to Aug. 1’8, no», the
any I arrived here, tho bare catalogue of
incidents Would fill acvovrnl qulmuf fools-
cap; tipflltllogun of ulzirmixhca would be
of “IMHO length; the catalogue of nab
van accidents, mortalitim, sufferings
that! f , or, morbid musing» over millcbancos
that meat lllt daily, would make u formid-
ahlolist. You know that all the stretch of
country Mimi: Yambnya and no. place
was an absolute new country except what
maybe measured by live ordinary marches.
. _ “an Matiagflavages.
"FM MI is that dead while of the map,
now , loadaad black—J mean that
Most region of earth confined between
_ Waldo 25 deg». and cast latitude2‘J
7 do mine—one great, compact, remorse-
; y ”lien forest, the growth 04d an untoltl
. , m ,ofmawarmiogatsta intervan
mm numbersof vicious, man eat-
ing sa'vawsud crafty, undersiwd xnen.who
munceasiag in their annoyance. Thou
then is, that belt of grassland lying between
it and Albert Nylon, whose people con—
tested every mile of our advance with spirit,
and made us think that they were the guar-
dianaof some priceleu treasure hidden on
Nyanza slums or at war with Emin Pacha
and his thousands. sir Percival, in search
of the Holy Grail, could not have met with
a Miter opposition.
limits “'as a risoaer.
"I'hroo morale times necessity compelled
us to troverno thcso unholy regions, with
varying fortunes. llll'l'ltflllii the-n crowded
fast. 15min l'ocba war ii pri‘mnor. an oillccr
dour: was his forced companion, and it
molly appeared on though we were to be
addadto the list: But there is a virtue, you
M, urea in striving unyieldingly in hard-
‘ nerves and facing tin-m ovcrollnging
mischancm, without. paying tun much heed
torupntcd danger, ”no le’ Halal?” much by
Wing that thrrc in no other coup and
danger. Himmuw. nluo tinml out of ten
lb dimluisbedrclallvnf Bruin l’acha’s gov-
ernment relied on their craft and on the
villas of n 'benthcn l.’binvr~.' and it it ratio-r
rimming mm in lmi.‘ back and lulu-how
punishment bros fullr—n uh tile-m.
Tile Traitor \i'.“ Hanged.
"Vial it l’rm‘irlcnw: or luck: Let tlmsc
who love to anniym ouch limiter: reflect on
it. Traitors: without the campnnrl traitors
within were watched. and the most active
mpirnwr wasdiscovercd, tric-lund llilllgctl.
Traitors Without loll ionic! nu» another and
minim llienisc‘n'm. if {1'12 h...-£;. lhcn it i»
unruly Prrivirlcnco, in at: to gwl inch}
prayers far away. ULii' pmplu, tempted by
”W wretc‘wimge owl nus-cry, mlrl our
riflesnml ammunition incur natural onc-
mice, the Muziyevmd p-lnvebqldcr-i. True
{flotilla without ill».- lanai grace in hither
their bodies or 106le What happy influence
wan it that resltrained Inc from destroying
.. all thaw concerned in it:
, ’llwy fed Upon One Another.
“Each time I read thcfitmy of Capt. Nel-
sun's and Mean Parke-i underlay I feel
vexed atmy forbearance, and yet again I
feel thankful for a higher power tbim man’s
.noverely calm: the mid blooded murder-
mllycnniug thorn to feed upon one our
dbcrafe’w wool“ after the rescue and re-
- Mud solemn and Parker. The memory of
M days alternately burdens and unman-
tn. With “18me of Emin Pacha, poor
old Basalt, and those who preferred Egypt’s
”potato the «arse plenty of the prov-
' lace near Nyanza, we returned, and while
“were [silently waiting the dorm of the
"belt was mum-atoll.
1h , ”flower Dangerously Ill.
, “w hat‘tilne of anxiety and unhappy
‘W'lhaflhcen at the palm of death
knell J‘Wlflil mm The strain had
bull mm, and for twenty-eight days 1
”mm by the kindly and mill-
.mwm Ruin WW muggy
mat MW norm till
'4 (W All" Diuovcry.
altar dimovcry in this wonder.
a"; trade. The snowy rangesof
’ the ’Cloud King’ or ‘Rain
, fiemliki river, Albert Edward
y , plains of Emma. the salt
’ of lithe, new peoples, Wakoah of
“sawmill“ of the rich
Waylon, thsAwamba, its line featured
. til-“yup, tbs Waayum mun. and that
Isle Albert tide-rd. thetribasand shepherd
stereo! the eastern upland, then Worry-n—
hart, ht Wanyarnwamha and Waxiafi,
”flint nummachmhwhose
crun- davnlutedaChristian settlemt. and
wemthatwehad reached theoniskirta
of Md um
M to He Grater-l.
, veav when” and
wag’mww...
WW“. vow: have has-per—
fl , gnllaszshadbe-qac-
, Winks We
thlvolmachdevotinghh
m
m, clash-townie
W or
Islam
r
m
i"; * J.
fiflbh
thee-termini If thw-
“Monsanto"
“ , doing! Icsn'asaure myself. h
ta mull". M ‘0' an”.
oral-inland. island-st
Whatlnm his-ayhavsoaear
faflaasldoaotknowJatwstnat V
williatsrrwtoarmareh wtbsssa,
willbshssnainstewdsys.
"leauwhllqwltbsafiwlshsaasthehu
noun-timetable friends-amusem-
nthw, lpray your partners—linflssrle. llr.
nivlngtm and [alarm-40w
Maud you to be smsalwayqyoan
sincerely, linear ll. mum.”
Its-la Writes, Tea.
Brutal, Nov. till—Tbs letter which Dr.
Behwslnfartb has received trout lain
Paella is dated "Hinton Station Dumbrlo.
Victoria lfyansa. Aug. ill." Ernie W
thehmthathewlllsoonbsshletoglvaaa
accountof the military revolution, the im-
glsonxnent 'of Mal-alt and Jsphson at
hole, the arrival of the lab.
dists at Leda. the capture and do-
struotion of ltsdjaf, the measure of
the millions and odious sent agaimt
the Blabdlste, the departure from Wadelal
and flight to Tunguru, tho lfahdists' attack
on Dollie and their mmplstsdefeat, thsflnal
colon witbitltenlyy god the
'8
[ram the
Dr. Paton Is Safe.
Bnua. Nov. iii—The German consul at
Zanzibar confirm the report of the safety 0!
Dr. Peters. The North German Gazette has
advices to tho saute clfoct.
THE PETTU8 TRAGEDY.
lira. southwovth iinroly lusane—I’ettu'
"oath Justified from the Pulpit.
Nrw YORK, Nov. will will bono grant
canoe for wonder if lilni. Hannah iioutbworth,
“19"“!!th of Htephcn l’ettua, will be a
raving maniac boloro this week has penal.
flcr mind and body, shaken by years of con-
stant brooding. and piliaoncd by chloral and
chloroform, can hardly stand much longer
the wearing otrugglen she is now going
through. Never in the gray and gloomy
Tombs was there confined n more restle-
prisoner.
The body of the deceased has been taken
to Nashville, Tenn, for interment.
Dean McNulty, in St. John‘s Roman (‘atlr
olic church, Paterson, N. J., preached a
powerful sermon yesterday morning, taking
the Pettue tragedy as an incentive and do
nounclng the immorality of the day. In the
course of his remarks the dean uprooted
the belief that Mrs. Houtbwm-tb was justi-
tied in ahooting Palms.” the latter had
himself been guilty of murder and had vio
lated all laws, human as well as divine.
The woman talks considerably about what
she did to those around her, although she
makes no connected statement. As a rule
she reiterate! that she in glad that she killed
Patina, and she certainly never hinte at rc-
grotting the course she pursued. No report-
ers have been allowed to speak to Mn
Southworth yet, and up to the present time
her only visitors have been the physician,
licrrnunscl, lltl’ brother and one intimate
noquaintauw.
"THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Fri-sis Till-6 From the “lit-M ('arrfully
(lulled.
l-Zxrmriuwnln prove that good fair crops
can boraisnd on the great arid desert of
Kansas without irrigation if the ground is
(«m-ml with matted straw. This will open
up thmmmidt of horns in cultivation.
lelulzcl’ll'llité, an agrd citizen of Spuriou-
llury, S. L‘., fell into a tire and was burned
to-lcath Mill:- ill: {mully was absent from
lxnmvt. ,, , 4
ll...” auliiullcwunf lull pinyin-s lin~ dc-
ri‘lml to “bongo, the «late of tlic l’layera‘
lmnguavvnicoting from January 7, N00, to
December it), 1339, at the Fifth Avenue
lmtel. New York,
Loon‘enilcrgfirotbersd: Eckbouscr's fur-
ullurc 3min has burned. Loss. $30,010.
Jnlm Burns, tho lenderol the lflfliltlll dock
:trihcywlllvisi: this country in February,
and will delivcrnserlcs of lectures under
the auspices of tho American lecration of
Labor, ,
John C. Raymond has been adjudged
guilty of arson at New Brunswick. N. .l.
The jury was alaont three hours. The do
fondant will apply for a new trial.
Yale won the great footinll contest at
Springfield, Mass. The score stood: Yale, 6;
Harvard, 0.
l'oreatera Elect (lfllcera.
Human, N. J.. Nov. 23,—Tlie high
court of the Independent Order of Foresters
of New Jersey, held its annual election of
ollicers here on Saturday night. The follow-
ing were chosen: High Chief Ranger, Elwood
Phares; vice chief ranger, Edward Nugmt;
secretary, Brant F. Marsh; treasurer, Robert
Aljoe.
Train Robbers at Work.
Kansas Cm, Ma, 30v. 25.—-'l‘he north
bound mg“ train on the Mlmouri, Kan-
.sand'l'uaa railroad was held up at 6:31
o’clock p. m. at Pryor Creek, near Perry
station, Indian territory. The apron and
mail cars were robbed. The passenger!
"""" l l’n‘l‘r. Ill‘ ".1 ph,
d... ,
w w" it” ,. mm lira'lnn‘om .» .
Ray, aged 40, of No. 121 East Kinney street.
fell down a flight of otaire at her home Sun-
day night and was picked up dead, her neck
having been broken. She leaves a husband
and three young children.
Death of a Prominent Mason.
Danna, 0., Nov. ill-Sir Knight James
Habit, for my years eminent of
the Mamie Grand lodge othio,iadead
at his home in Troy, 0., from
with which he bu been suffering for two
yearn.
A Policeman's Suicide.
BROOKLTR, Nov. 2$.—William J. Mullins,
aged 31, a policemanof the Thirteenth pro
duct, shot and killed himaelf in the statlm
lion datum. He hit his! which in-
diubd that he had suddenly become lame.
llo es-s tor the suicide is known.
Eight Icar- Iu a “limo" Ian.
dead. V alias,“
'" . a
il ._ ,
”Unnatural. * ' . ‘
“than!“ is great Wuhan,
muslin-nai- sum-r M
whim ‘
iii“ .gg.‘-,....mlnci..i 7”"
mum '- .11???“ ”4
.V'l'be amount secured by
‘w'n... v ‘
”wankiiééfiainxilmb .18, .. z
Elma“. 3.1., ”.55.:I’llsmerlns '
soc rurotwoawm natural)
he ashram u loyalty «is mu
‘ Anal-Ia for Opposite localis— The
hp. Internal“ -- mm .0 I.“
Do. Pedro's (Bra-deal out the "me.
Wumuorou, Nov. tits—Dr, Vslente. tbs
Brasilia minister. has just receivsd the
following cablegram from Buy Barbon,
handout-r o! ilnaaos of the provisional
government at Blodslsneiro:
“All the provinces have flotilla! their
sum to the rspablio and provisional
mt without any resistance or pm-
test. Thugovwameatiasaehststslshsiu
rapidly organised. A decree of the pro
vhlonal government has extended the right
ofsuflrapto all cities-a eaceptonlytbosl
unableao read or write. Thearchblshop,
the head of the church, has contend his
thermal! _ ad .. u" will
hinting at the Hamlin! tks' new
msntand probable breaking upoflrasll
intothreessparats states. He regards the
republic-s fixed and permanent, and that
thenew congress which will be elected under
the enlarged aulfrsge proposed by the pro
visional government will complete the on
ganintion of the new republic in a manner
entlrol y satisfactory to the people of Bratil.
France la Excited.
Uranus, Nov. Lil—Deputy Hubbard, of
the French chamber of deputies, asked the
government today whether or not the French
rowblic proposed to recognize the republic
of Brazil. The general lmprcsvimi in that
the reply will be to the cllect that precedent
forbids recognition of the provisional gov-
ernment, but that as soon as the cmtltuent
asaetnbly, which is to be called by the
provisional government, has announced a
definitive form of government on the au-
thority of the people of the country, France
will hasten to recognize the suitor republic.
It is likely that this attitude will fail to
Itiafy the more radical membors of the
chamber, and that they will insist upon some
immediate action being taken to ahow that
France prefers the republican to any other
form of government in Brazil. There is a
[aural feeling manifested among Republi-
cans and Radicals throughout Europe that
danger exists of a roaction towards nmnarch—
ism in Brazil, and that such governments of
Europe as are of the popular type should
give countenance so far as poaeible to the
rovulutlonista at lilo.
The Pope Interested. Too. {in
This is considered appropriate also an a
legitimate olfsct to the secret, but neverthe-
less undoubted efforts of the monarcbiatn
throughout Europe to create sentiment, and
if possible clfcct tangible aid for their repre»
sentativo, who has been dismiscd from ser-
vice in South America. It is openly amorted
in Paris that the pope in also intriguing in
favor of this movement to bring about the
mtoration or the Bourbon dynavty in Brazil.
It is not considered pomible «advisable to
wok the replacement of Dom Pedro binnelf,
but it is hoped that circumetances will arise
which will make it possible to secure the
throne for his grandson, who has some popu—
lar qualities and would probably moire the
warm nllogianco of many Brazilian: who
would prefer tho empire to a republic, pro
vided the former were administered in a lit‘
tle more pmgrmlaive fashion than was pond-
blo in tho» inttnr years of Dom Pedro‘s reign,
hammrc-l as it was by the bigotry and ultra-
conaervatism of tho Prince-in Isabella and bar
adherents.
Recognized by Switzorlaml.
The French and Spanish Republican are
anxious to prevent any steps being taken to
further this ucbcm, and they are endeavor-
ing to secure action by their governmte
similar to that taken by the little Swiss cou-
federation. which has not hesitated to in—
struct its representative in Braail to recog-
nize the provisional government‘aa the legiti-
mate successor of the empire.
Henry George's Theory lndomd.
Bunaw. Nov. 35,—le Central Labor
union of this city board the report of a com-
mittee appointed to investigate the single
tax theory of Henry George. The commitr
tee thoroughly indorsee the single tax idea,
and the union adopwd a resolution empow-
orlng the committee to solid a copy of the
printed circular entitled “Less Tam, More
Work, Higher Wages,” to every union and
low! labor organization represented in the
Central Laborunion for their consideration,
with the view of having this. report con-
firmed by time several organizations. A
letter to the mayor was adopted requesting
thatinbla first annual report to them
moncouncil hewould, lnthstablsshowing
thevalnation of property in the dlflsrent
wards, place the figures in three calam—
land, improvements and person! property.
A Ill-stag Ian's Body found.
ashort distance fromthe body.
Afonr barrel pistol wasalso found, from
one barrel of which the charge halibu-
Mthslosdbeingstilliatheotherm
burr. Fromthe appsaraneeof the bodyit
lstbought to bathatof Charles Barnard,
wbodhappeared fromCanandaiguaiaJIas
andhasnotheenhcardoldna.”
wasfonnd
The All of a (low-rd.
Iceman, 0.. Nov. til—At West Hill
0masmallplacanearhere,llelha
Gardner fatally stabbed Lafayette Vania.
game of earth, and
his speech Father 7
[no and Alexander lalfivsa with having
betrayed the confidence at Ir.
tothistrsason,hasaid,
ablethe foul murder which betel
terronin. Resolutions were manually
sdoptedbytbsmeetlngplodgingthesa-
thorltiss energetic and active
iahrlngingto Willa lastlptorlof the
ntetothsiaenwry
imp, lives given parlor ll»
shaftbosscs will call the roll of men. To
condition that be more: all vision to
'isdlrsetl
cooperation
Twentydvs handrail people also paid trib
oi the W userb
tyrs Saturday night at Central Haste hall.
The entertainment contained of
instrumental and vocal music and no“;
ll'lIb-“I I“
I
l
E, . «Minimum was.
.; , r,."'7""‘7"‘"<“7,,-, ,,;r.,vv
Ilsslng Employers alve- lip aa last.
Many lla- Au Missing
Burn, lion, swan—n has been div
eovevsdthat thenrswhich is ragingiiiths
Anaconda and m. Lawrence mines ought
in the «till-foot level of the fit. Lam,
sndasthotwomlnsaareconuectedol
every level clown to the am footof the Ant
mnda, the am ha» mmmcted lteolf to will:
'l‘bemenwhnammppaaadto “imprisoned
in the Mimi lovol of the Anaconda have
been given up, and all the nhaft, drift and
slopes of the two mines have been bulb
headed to try and slumber the fire.
The man who fall iron: the raga in the lit.
Lawrence are still lying at the lmtumol
the shaft notwithstanding tho eiorta that
havebecnmada to reach their bodica. A
great many men are mining but it will not
be known ptmitlvely who am i
the burning mines until 'l’neaday, when the
add to the serious»:- of the situation, Mill
pounds of dynamite is on the Wildcat tent,
and if this shoal-l explode the caved!) which
would result would be terrible.
For Vovgevy and Emulate-seat.
Now (litmus, Soy. 'Ir,—-ln tho grand
jury‘s report juxt- submitted it in (mad that
in February, I‘M, .‘imlo 'l'reannrer Burke
sold or used an collateral to more loam al'
mt all tho baby bonds hold by the W
for the purpose of exchanging. The illegal
balm in estimated at mm). Tho jury
Mundane iwlictment for lamryaod one
for emlmlemoat. They an in blank, but
presumably agalmt liorlre. Altai-mil“:-
eral lilac-n any: civil suit; to recover the
my will be brought, and tho indium“
will almbo pushed. "a think! tho highly
tare will oflm’ a reward for llorkc's apprev
hension unless he gives bimelf up.
Two um. llmlhly Slanted.
CINCINNATI. Nov, "lb-whale Xenon-id
and Hary Mullariiey, two girls about l6
yearn)! summers Embed down and her,
ribly mangled by a freight train backing
over the Park sin-vi mining on the Clarity
nail Southern railroad at man o’clock. A
young man named Dan Ryan, who arm
point the girls, was shrmto one side of
the track and wrhmly inland. Ill. Mc—
Donald was instantly killed, while Xi.
Mullarkoy dim! sum after beingtahn to the
hospital. lhib girls had beenmployed la
a dressmaking ”whim on fourth
street.
”have.“ with a lllliuw.
Sm Fmarum, Nov. 25pm pubiiehed
statement isniade have that a settlement
”MYWMI botweon Arthur C, Wilt
lama, who has been in considerable trouble
since his arrival in {7Cllfflflll‘,ind hie-iv
leged father, mum c. normal, the rum
banker, whereby William W70! sum,-
000in bowls, eight men of land in Kansas
City, mlahfliaterestiacoflaiairm
works at Birmingham, Ma Williams, who
isnow in the city, states that thin woo on
being Mum's sou
Ila Stale from a ”capital.
Feynman, M0,, New. 2i..-—lldwsrd I,
Bwrowv,whobaabeea night was at the
Maine general hmpi'tal for three yours. I:-
been ”rented for swelling midi-g, «new,
etc, from the llmpital. At his have in
Gray ni‘lllcern have found a trunk and at!
cases filled with quilts, shah and blankets.
A large» minority of mm goods Ilsa also
beentaavnliaammeapied by narrow!
in tbincity. lie but molested “guilt.
.30.”. lo 'l’nsyt the Big fellow.
flaw Panamanian a‘m Mafia
Athletic «inhuman oleraparesof
waanmdt .13 between llallim
ssdJacbnmtetokoplsa oa Ibshvachas
Mside,iiania (Ema, Cal. Instructions”
“Wuwfihtkmkhn
MWudm-fldtoawellm
MYorh ex-pugillst. it ie relieved”
wmwmlbokfl 1.5" 7
x .5 nyw.”mbm
Wanna liaa, in. aim—l I. Pl-
”.mhheeahyiagwheatatD—sat,
MommyJortho Stair, cum and
Case lllbvm arm, is winning with
SIM cash m to the my, in
dildo-towing shut h Hi aura-leaf
sever-ll bushel!» new!“ -
isOrtonvillo thed-wdvy. la the on
pay of a well know: pubic and card
mums».
m mas-tr k Lane’s Blockl
”I“
theslxeofthr/ mwl‘llesrtaialyiadacetha ‘
QOME BARGAINQ IN
SM‘YRNA RUG-S.
You would do well to look at them heron-e purchasing elsewhere.
A. DICKERMAN dc SON,
84 WASHINGTle fi'l‘ltllli’l‘,
é' . m3
Million l
M f all reread Visions,
W‘ ”mm 0.: Wm, nominal“
lake-- of the brindle-ital increased Disses“
of its lonelier and ways.
urnhhnmh
'IIOI. $5.00 '1' BOX.
'l'slwa l’lll' are is Isms boas-a saIcirat for me
month’s are. M an rcqsivile in all old I'lblllfll
or mm tam, Nicola"; in raw- nf lupin-17
and Moos mutation alum the powevsof ulna
ass bony are about vials-s.
llr. Flltnl’ifnlful Liver Pills
0a: rm a lieu. [ever Pall. always
table,
for “lost 8011'» Pflallacf, a d by drug—
“at, or my my" ”led by mail Addict!
.41 film 130. H. {onsets Bo! W!) 5:. York
McLEAS dc STEEL,
Carriage Bul Iders I
NW. 05 MAIN STREET REAR OF
:MLVATIUN ARMY llUlLle‘li.
pa‘red. Sign: made, lettered.
and hung.
”woof-m
JOBBIIG munu' ATTENDED :0
ans
Willllll'l‘ & FLYNN,
Winks”
And ”film of
All kinds of Vogue.
Trucks. Carts. 0 .
done
for Oak.
All W M mil
{and new 5% MIL“ wand"
an Read can only can.
Romancing and all
kind-orniaoksmitnlng
I'm of multila- 51..
south Nana's-Ill.
, ~91» u
nggné
llugglcfl, Phaeton. f'arriagcs,
Canopies, lipindlci, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
m"‘””r”‘"mv.
llllllllllll
__..up_._.
All!) AT
The WW3?
the beast Honey
2
”AT-—
8001' d: SHOE STORE,
an KAI“ STREET.
may” or
Walton: and Carriages made and re-
ALL GRADES
II. S. lLflWN’S
us Your Light Shine!
“n 4 ,4 77”.“
‘ Infill!
on“ I
~ llllll!
Just arrived two more crrxmu of that cxlcbrated
inhuman,
l
2'. him we ofli-r a? the lawn! {r ice.
lllM ND has:
08828.“. AGKSTS.
final! coal !‘
BUY YOUR
Illa and Wall
Embfisaco.
I A line favorite varieties of hard and free burning
curls. 19 ial prios giro n for winter supply.
All can tlwmmzuly remind. well pre-
pared and promptly dril'ettd.
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce War. it
Sawed and Split.
BUHDLED WOOD A SPEFIALTY
YARD AS” (ll-'l-‘If‘li,
Water so, Pool 0: llavllnnd 8t,
Opposite Putt & Word‘s Shoe lanafactory.
JOHN ll. FEBBIS,
Wholeuieand Kristina!“ In Illklndlof
BULL All] W001]
Brick. Limo. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lohigb, backawanns, Locust
Ionntaln, Franklin, and
thkosbarro Goals.
Elmtjlf“ 11an mm
5544 has «graham: and “9-
diallstreats. Branchoilleo Item
Drugfiton Mini
HUMPHREYS’
Ila. Emmi-manna "valentine-Hymn!
plum ; tied for may
earshwivnte ”mew isngcoasmlmgwr
at! ”W . view I”
elk Iagate-sitartumult-easenan-cit. W
wrung?“ “an 2... m
anon-menis- remediesaljihcilvnu.
tlm ..
Worm lever. Worm ( “la, ,.
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FOR THE FALL Lil] WINTER TRADE.
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ash, and expenses being light, I
intend to make this the having Store of the Town
In Prices and Quality.
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12 North ‘Iavin fit" 90. Vorwalk.
GRAN BEST
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llNEYS All] WILLS
We make a specialty of
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Don’t forget our
Great Display ofHoliday Goods
Now on exhibition.
Call or d ace our
Malachi Glassware-
SGMBTIIING NEW.
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ill. One thing I wan: ti say to maladies:
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