T: ram are considerably alarmed for NI
.7 My this morning Gen. Sherman’r
', mmmnopem 'l'hedoctondld
Wandering a great deal of pain. "
T aide of hi! brother. Interiothe evening
”" *htploccedcdtohia hotel. If the patient
II. will return toWasbingtontoday. but
' . Whollheoccnpted one of the proscenium
_ ‘ 'hnxeeatthe Casino and watched Lillian
are rum rent noon Iran.
no not Ilon'a Condition I. con-Inert
lotto-I m nu flopeleu—Almoot an
was nine W are with mun—Au
m moron- .I' III- Daughters.
’ ”I You, Feb. lL—Gen. William '1'
mucuiulll withrryaipelaa at his
but in thin city, and hia relative-and
lately.
W aaid: “Father’a condition in very
not look for any change until this evening
alliance-t Erysipelaahaa net inand
, Sherman, of Ohio, arrived from
Washington Tueaday and visited the bed:
MI no bylnptoma that are unfavorable
'fllhercadytoatartforthis city ata mo
ment’a notice.
Bought Cold at the Canton.
, Gall. Sherman‘a last appearance in pub
, llcwnon Wednesday night of hurt week,
M and the Casino chorus girls in
“PoorJonathan” with unfeigned interest.
The general caught a bad cold that night,
and he not Mt his house since. On Sun-
dayaryaipelas developed, and on Monday
hialymptoms became so alarming that hiI
W, Senator John Sherman. who had
bceuappriaedof his condition from time
to time, waa advised to come on.
Illa Family About Hill.
The general’a entire family. with the ex.
ception of his non, Rev. '1‘. E. erman, ermana
atu'dntintheJesnit Theologi seminary,
lalandof Jersey, are about him They in-
clude his other son, a lawyer of this city;
his daughters, Mrs. A. M. Thackara, oi
Remnant, Pm; Mrs. T. W. Fittshurg, and
two unmarried daughters who live withi
him. Many friends made inquiria at the
honuyeeterday. Dr. C.
United States army surgeon, III Gen. Sher-
man’s attending physician. On Monday
Dr. Edward G. Janeway, of as West Forti-
dh street, was called in consultation
7 , m patient’a conditioniastill regarded
,
l
l ‘.
r'.
I.-
wlth some alarm on account of his age. lie
was 71 years old last Sunday.
At midnight last night it was said that
his condition was serious again, and that
acrlsis would probably be reached within
twenty—four hour: Dr. Alexander was
with him.
Eyery promotion haa been taken to so
cure the sufferer from being disturbed. A
noticein large letters has been posted at
the front door telling callers not to ring
the bell. An attendant has furthermore
been stationed at the door to answer at
aloe the inquiries of many anxious callers.
Dr. Janeway also remained all night ,yvith
Dr. Alexander.
A TERRIBLE WRECK.
I’wo lea Killed and Three Injured at
Grovolorul, N. Y.
GEOYELAKD, N. Y.. Feb. ll.—-The Laeka
wanna train leaving Bnflalo at 7:!) o’clock
laat night met with aaerious accident at
thhatatlon. The accident was caused by
thocollialon of express train \‘o. 8 lvith
wild cat engine V0.17. Two men were
killed and three injured The express env
glue was thrown to theeaet side of the
track and mpletely turned over The
wildcat en wan demolished and gran
onthewutaideof thetraek. The passen-
”all received a severe shaking up.
“no engineer of the expreu train, James
Poo-a, w- hadly crushed and was re
lovcdfrom the wreck inadying condi-
. Bin fireman,‘ name unknown, was
y injured James Powers, nephew of
thaeoginecr, who was employed on the
wild cat engine,was injured internally and
‘died within half an hour. The fireman of
the wild cat engine, Albert lingiehart, was
alaokilled. The engineer was also badly
hurt, but will probably recover. A wreck-
253k?“ is now ‘at work clearing the
The Standard Fighting for “to.
means, 0., Fehn ll.—-'.l'hc Standard
Oil company has filed their answer to the
petition of the attorney general in the
supreme court to annul the company's
charter. They act forththat the company
did an enter the trust in an incorporated
' My, but that many individuals of the
uracwereintemted in other companies,
ltd It wan these interests which were con-
nlltlatod and become portion to the truat.
lfthkahould not hold good they claim an
aaeeond defenoe that the Inau- is barred
by the five year limit. the company having
hernapart of the trust more. than thdt
WI! of time.
Tho mam-n at Harri-burg.
flamenco. P... Feb. ll.-«A bill has
be. introduced In the senate authorizing
pool calling on race tracks. The bill to
pohlblt mining and manufacturingcon
parallel» from carrying on company stores
”dually waned by the house. The bill
mortal land» to create a fund for the
Hit! 1 injured, maimed or killed
Memployed In mining coal was amend-
raadlng so an to limit the bone
act to citizens of tbeUnited
bill appropriating 0150.0!!! for
the W exhibit of l’ennaylvanla‘a m
loom at the Worhl'n fair wan reported
My to the rebate.
A Bad Place to hem» Honey.
9r. Lolita. Feb. ll. -—-.larner anfney,liv-
ing with his family at No um South
Broadway. in an lmluntrloua inhuman and
hat raved eonuidnablo momy He had
Mm, which he placed in a email
Who: and concealed In no anal-ed
me. hast Sunday afternoon be
m admin the More. III II few min-
IIU mm‘t‘liought of the money, and a
began to rescue it from
Ira. Allontflllwaaentlmly destroyed
, flfiballncel ll ted
Ira. ‘l’amr’e Jury Dinar-ea.
Bureaus. It. Feb II ”The jury III
damage suit of Mn fillth Henloua
“superintendent ul Po-
oria for {also imprlnonmI-m came
. mart nod reported that they were un-
abllto and were discharged
M-
Rhett laid In the Grand Jury.
6 Alexander, at
The
ml eleventooaefovnoeanneet
,l'eb. ll. ~‘l’he application to
eaaaot William ll. Rhett.
dale.“
6
York Barbell club.
the Mp about players rdntingtoplay W
in the lame club with him-
Peter Jackaod, the colored pugililt. la in
San Francine training for the fight with
Corbett and but here ueveral weekl.
There ll no truth nthepurported inter-
view with Jackson sent from Vandalta,
Illa, toying that he was timd of print light-
ing and intended to quit it.
It. Mace. a private banker in Paris, hat
abacouded, owing hi! client- to anew}.
The American Trust compan pony has been
untitled by the New York etate banking
department that it must atop bueineaa or
take out a license.
Two bills for the incorporation of com-
panies to build two new bridges over the
East river were introduced in the senate
at Albany.
The New York Herald ‘snya Governor
Bill has not relinquished his intention oi
nominating James I“. Pierce for superin-
tendent of insurance, and the nomination
when made will probably be confirmed.
Secretary Proctor has directed that the
regulations requiring enlisted men of the
army to attend school be enforced. He
says that officers fit to command a poet
ought to have discretion sullir' It' at to man
age the schools II ithout friction.
Peter Neef’a pointing. "interior of a
Gothic Church," painted about 1610, was
stolen from the art museum of Detroit. It
in valued at 315,000. .
Alden Sheldon Alger, aged 8 years,
youngest son of Gen. Alger, died at Detroit
of typhoid fever.
In the Vail murder case at St. Louis
Lawyer McDonald admitted that he had
kicked in the door of the court property
room to procure an overcoat which was to
be used asevidenee against his client.
Col. Richard F. Beirne, editor of The
Richmond State, in dead.
Mme. Berg'a Suicide.
New lone, Feb. lL—Mme. Augusta
Berg, amcmberofadlatinguished family
in Stockholm, Sweden, died in room No.
445 of the Metropolitan hotel from the ef-
fects of morphine poisoning. The indicar
tions point strongly to suicide. Mme.
Berg was a crayon artist and appeared to
be well supplied with money; She was
Iaomething oIer 40 years of age. of com-
manding appearance, and her manners
clearly indicated that she had been reared
among refined surroundings. She had II
number of acquaintances who called on
her frequently. Among these were Lieuh
Walter Sears and Dr. Craig, of the United
States dynamite cruiser \ earn his: Dr. and
Mrs. “’. N. Guernsey, of So. 27 West Fif-
ty-second street, and Mr. Chrixtopher
Ravn, the Swedish consul. The wild con-
duct of Miesh'irginia Knox, nee the Count
csaof Montereole, who was left in Mme.
Berg's charge, seems to have worried her
greatly.
l
Abner L. ‘l’rain Dead.
Annasr. Feb. ll.—.\bnerL Train, sec
rotary of the atate forestry commission,
died but evening at his residence in this
city, after a brief illness. Mr. Train was a
graduate of Yale, and after leaving college
took a posit ion on the stat? of The Hartford
Couront. Secretary Welles, of the navy,
appointed him chief of one of the depart-
ment bureaus. in which he served during
the Ivar. In INN he ln't'flilll' one of the pro
prietors of The New Haven Palladium.
After continuing as such for a number of
years Mr. Train went abroad. studying
tomtry in Germany. When the state
forestry commission was organized he was
appointed secretary. which position he
tilled until hie death.
Sporting Men Are Anxious.
New Yeas, Feb. ll. ~Vew York, Brook-
lyn and‘New Jersey sporting men are anx-
iously awaiting the outcome of the fifteen
round glove light that is announced to take
place next Monday night at the Oakland
rink, Jersey City, under the auspices of
the newly formed lindaon Athletic club.
The contestants will be the middle weighte
Paddy German, of Australia, and like
Leary, of Bullnlo. should the bout be
prevented or interfered with after the men
enter the ring patrons of thr- sport any it
will be the end of all professional boxing
matches to this vicinity. If it thank! be
allowed to go on to the end the sport will
have a new boom hen-abouts. As there is
bad feeling between the men the go prom-
late to be lively.
Catholiea Are with Sir John.
Momma!" Feb. ll.-»'l‘hc political fight
here hi eauemg Inn-use excitement. Sub
acriptionn are being levied on all mantl-
facturern and corprll'ililona who derive any
benefit from the protective tariff for the
Conaervatlve election fund. sir John has
notified Montreal that he expect» “some
from that city IIIIIIIe. it is elated that the
Canadian l’zwifle lIaI-I aulmrilml $50.11» of
thin amount already. LII Semninc. the re-
ligious orgaII of Canllnul ’l‘IuIcheveau,
warns the faithful against the unrestricted
reciprocity policy of the Liberals, which in
only the llrat step toward annexation. The
Roman Catholic clergy generally oupport
Sir John.
Ila-ea ll. Reed for Dlntrlet Judge.
Wasurxuros, IMI. ll.-—-’l‘he president
arm to the Iveunle the followiugnomiuav
tlon: To be lirIltI-d Staten diatriet judge for
western l’eouoylI‘IIIIlIIwJIIIIIes ll. Reed. of
l’ennaylvanla. Mr. Reed in a native of
Alkghcny City. lie is its year» of age. and
for ten year» peat imn been one of the lead-
ers of the Allegheny county bur. Ilia prac‘
tice i» calibrated to be worth SI), 00» per
year. Illa appolIItIIII-m mu urgml by lion-
greaeman Dam" and C. I» Magoo. ltla
Illtl that Senator Quay wanted Judge
Wickharn, of lkaver county, to get the
place.
Begun at 'taut.
CIIICACO, l’ob. Ila-lit the meeting of the
city council but night on anb-r wan panned
terminating the city a lean with the Inter
Etaie Industrial Expmltion company, of
Chicago. and ordering the lmihllng torn
down within ninety dnyn. Time the work
of clearing the Lake Front preparatory to
the “orhl’a fair has begun. The expvlal
tlon building wan erected in will and in it
have been held three national political our»
nations. basilica concerts, annual expect
“our, stock nhnwluetc
siavln Want» to Roar flailivaa.
le ’t’olia. l’eb. ll. ~A cable dispatch
Babette office which stated that the Dr-
am for a twelve round glove contest be-
tween Frank P. Slavin and John L Sulli-
van. 'I'hediapatch annotated that Slovtn
the puree. salllvan huheau nottntdfrom
oftlIe Omoade eluh'ooler.
WW m
dredoe
touMIeeleuaudplpu
thong-tome bottom at tho-ea, that explora-
tion maybe mode of theiaud beneath lhe
water. For the past ten year-either been
noticed that theoyeter hair, which mod to
benumeroul andto yield no line oyster-at
wentobefound upon the coast, have dim
miceeived from London «I The Police
mimic club had decided to otter a pan of
ka- signified hie willingnuo to battle for
. The vol-vi rm a government
at a patent variety, mu ll able
and tube! and other
,andfcar has been genel'ally outer-
talnedthat than ahellfish would become ex-
duct. Fishingnaed tube a profitable one
ployment in the wand, but for a number of
year: ha- not proved Io.
Capt. Platt, of thin queer looking mystery
archer of the tea, has «hacoverod mth his
tubes and prongs what the trouble Is, and has
made a report.
of the sound A) far cant no the Connecticut
lie declares that the bottom
river bone more of film. the pa'uIt long:
have brought every conceivable sort of rub
high. and in all processes of decay. ’l‘iIia rub-
bish baa omitted the moat overpowering and
frightful odor, very much like that which is
perceived when the vicinity of II fish oil fac
tory is approached.
The captain declares that this odor more
nearly approaches that frightful eflluvlum
which Is cart oil from the putrid I’cllllllllli of
an octopus or devililsh than any other which
he has ever come in contact with. Old matr
trmee, boots. clothing, bits of fur niture, the
relics of many a wreck; were brought up by
the tongs wherever the vessel anchored, and
besides that there came up masses of offen-
sive debris, no repulsive that the men were
unable to work very long at one time. Capt.
Platt declares that the whole bottom of Long
Island sound is a vast sheet of this stud.
lt is the refuse and garbage from the sow-
age from all the towns along the coast, on
well an of the refuse dumped by the eonv
tracton who are hired to carry ed the clean-
ings of the New York city streets. It Is this
which to killing the oysters and has prac-
tically driven the fish out of Loud island
round—New York Letter In Philadelphia
Pres.
Beddddeu hy Hallucination.
W. B. Lilly, one of the earliest settlers of
Livingston county, 310., has for twenty-five
years been the victim of n queer hallucina-
tion that has kept him confined to he; bed.
In loll-5, during II alight illum, he was seized
with a fear that he would die of heart dim
if he attempted to stand up or mine his head
above a certain level. Every [waslblu means
was rmrted to by his family to drive the
idea from his mind, but without success. lle
stubbornly stuck to his much and refused to
be called or ll'lglllflll'hl out of it.
On one ocemiuu his wife had a lot of straw
piled near the house and then so I on fire. The
wind blew the smoke low ards the house, and
the family began shoulmg tire .Iml Iarrylug
out the furniture. Lilly was told to run for
his life, but he never stirred out of bed. At
another time his favorite daughter, Minnie,
was sent away, and LIlIy was told that she
had been hurt and was dying at a neighbor’s
house, and that she bogged him Io come to
her. Tears wellul from the lllllll‘lt‘ll man's
eyes and his lip,~ touched with I-muunu. but
he did not more.
After this signal failure 11‘) further :It-
temptv here mode to arouse him, and it “It,
thought he would never leave Ins. bed except
for the grave. Um: day, however, the do!"
man! energies of Lilly I'exIsscIt-Il themselves
as suddenly and my slIerumly us they had do»
ported and he mhed hrs head mow the >up
paced danger II: ill. DumI-Inmlal nt iludmg
no action: results, he raI-cd I: still big her and
finally sat bolt lllll’l‘" 'bt. lie has now up
parently fully noun rod and Is Iuporluleml-
ing some improvements on his farm llurlng
his wife's fldfllllllall'llllllll of nil'mr: III e farm
has trebled in value, and Lilly la‘ today 5b).:
we better oil than be was when he tool: tohis
bed twenty-tire your: ugo.~~N~-w York
“.uf'l'l.
Doesn't. Like Church Shown.
A breeze was raised III lbw Court Street
Metllmllat Church h’uuduy who .l at Rmrkfunl
when John \‘v'. llart drum and severely critl'
ciserl on Qllll‘i'utlllllltflll given by a Sunday
aebool clam lllu nook lwfnro. The entertain
meat was an "Uncle Sam‘s liueupuou,” in
whichnscoro of young people «alumni to
represent Illll'crent nationalities went through
a short Illfllliéuc on an lIIIpl uI Iacd stage. Mr
llart objee led on the ground that it was too
theatrical for a church entertainment, and
laid if such tlIiIIguavere yernlsted In no nuuld
have to alumni“! from the church. He was
nllfiW€m\bi several members, among them
Editor A. E. Smith, of The Rockford Uo
relic, who said that unlets the children were
given some entertainment in the church they
Would Ilnll elsewhere. Mr». Mulclwr, the
lady who arranged the .huw which put UVL‘I’
8100 mm the church treasury, was all-20ml to
tears under Mr. lion‘s Ilenulu'lallull. Mr
Hart objected to on etltcrlmIImI-ut Hi the
lame kind a your nguumi proI‘cIm-«l It. There
is wooidcrnble feeling In tho IIIalter. ~L‘hlr
cage Tribune.
l‘mlgw l’oatal Mllltlea.
Germany has ”.476 [metallic-rs, England
l7, I'57, Franco only I ,lild Last year 05,000,
0m New“ onion, mm a value of «l, we,
W010 francs, were forwarded to Germany,
andltl, ”.mordm, thovnlueof mambo»
franc. forwarder) in lroneo. The bad allow
tug of France in portal ntnthth-e h In no
small degree duo In the fact that In» puml
authorities may found yearly mIlv twenty
five new [unwillcesmlthnugb airmail: 000 up
pllcationa for new povtotllee. are undo nu
anally. In Paris II pneumatic pmnl card
reachenltuhotnratimr between an hour and
an hour and a half aftu’ mailing A annular
card in Berlin in delivered within thirty-five
orfnrty IulIqu-I after mailing. Since the
inauguration of II new oyrtem of pmlnl
wagon» for emptying the mail boxes in Ber
liII, an ordinary city lettl' reache- Indeed
nation in an hour after leaving the hand of
the render ~hxchaop.
ltetwm lad Along.
Judge llmma at l'bllldclpbm ban Illenl an
opinion in the orphana’ court deciding the
dlilerencolu the meanlngof ummnh- ”ho
tween" and “among. " William lid -'1 outdo
a will in new. in which be will; "AftIr my
dcbla are paid my pmpu my aim” lmu-qunlly
divided between my wife. Martha ll. llivko,
and myIlnIIglItcrIIJula It ll Imd Kiln llIll
mayor " It “In urge-«l that the word be
tween meant lhattho whluw Ihuul I get one-
half of the out do. and the ullwr hem,- the
remaining half. The judge new that itiv
plain the winter mmnt Iodlvhia lllu comic
equally between and not among the helm,
and that by the word lut-vren” each of the
heiniaentltiedto Ito third The Ivmmal
y amounted '0 only 81;“), but the
realestnu will foot up Diwaliwfiew Ur
leans Picayune
who..- .__... .,
[minding harden bridge and Hammer
with bridge. there are fourteen bridge- over
the Thames within the Wine area,
and m bridge WW.” per cent.
of the whole name, w
IlIIy Ikroughml the
am “Him. I ,.
with
PLNNNINN N18 FITTING, TIN all N11 'l'lNllN NNNK
III-run, NEW mum an sum slur 11mm
wannvumaerocxor
DECORATEI) AND PLAIN CHINA.
The Ducheaa and Uncle Nick Ranges.
Both Gel and Portuhle. Including new You-II Bungee.
UWAN'I'
'l'llll Highesl hall of Flour Ground.
Bllllll. llll. Plllll
A SPECIAL DRIVE FOR 10“ DAYS
For Cash at $6. 50
Worth $7. 00 per barrel Nuw Is your time, as Flour is ad-
vaneing A 10 III pull of Fine Mackerel for $1 worth $1. 25.
3 lbs California Raisins, 25c; 4} lbs nice sweet Butter $1.
is II humming Iuccess if you have net sampled come and do so;
OR ANY
"IIIBII
BRAND
article [m but cakes muffins and w...illes it cannot be beat,
2 lb. packmre 150, 4|bs. 250. nothing can beat the price or
qualuy oi Noribfield Creamery Butter lIl prints at the popular
price oi 320 lb; Chatfield’s Cough Syrup, asure cure, 250, at
Charles E. Seymour’ 3,
In III A 1)] N0? G H ()(3I'IJR,
33 Wmhiucluu II! but. South Norwalk.
JUST NE WEEK 'I'fl Nfl IN IN.
DO WHAT "
To close out about $1 000 \IanII of Men's l'nderwemrfwhiv h
We were able to purchase Ihmmrh our eastern agent from one
III the huge bl umwrueu hmm'sb III Boston They Wt'I‘C bought
riglu , in fuel. the) III-n- obtained at from 50 III 60 norm” no
the dollar, and WP shall Idler llll‘lll a! the same pm ratio value.
lllo' Int ((llllplluefl the samples which the above firm have
used this last bl'rboll, consular ll'. ly they are a little soiled, but
lwlllg Si'llllllltSllllfy are the cream oi the stock. Sixes will
vary from 34 to 44.
14 yard-I l-fllll or [hide 0|ch .lIIIIIliII for $1 00, this week only.
[5 yards at our 7 l-zh- llleaclII-d .llllvllll for $1.00, this week My.
We have on hand a few Children’s and Ladies" Lung Gar-
Inenlr“. We will nth-r them at just one hell llle rcgulmfiirice.
A novelty in the shapi- (ll. :I “(111105“. tumlirpick holder.
leynrc :IVI-ry haudmunc article (lur pIiIc will be for
choice, 5c oar-h. ()no int 01 :IIIIlwr light blue and while Sugar
Shakers, i'nrllevncll, vrluc 1m: Splendid Wash Board for
13¢, others ask llic or [Be (‘:Ill and examine our spring line
of Giughmns. Finest Soda Water in town ill our store, at
le-lbl every one who tries it. says so.
TNE BNSTNN SHINE,
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
QOUTH NORWA LE. OT.
A RARE CHANCE!
MAY 1., 1891,
We will give away at. our store a New and IIIIproved
N O. 8 C()()KING I}. AN G It}.
With each cash plll‘cll-lliit' amounting to 25 cents between
now and May 1 we IvIll mull? to the customer a ticket. The
person holding the largest number 01 those tickets on the
above dale will bo entitled to the Range The tickets will be
counted by perfect] disinterested peI'IIoIIE
Have you tried ecker' s Varieties of self tubing flours, such
as Graham. Bullion Brown Bread, Ye low Sweet Corn and
W heat Granule: They are final and our prices are as low as
the loved Don‘ I miss the rare chance we oiler you for your
cash trade.
you want to try Longs Celebrated Breaklaat Flour the best '
NIB PRINTING.
rm: mo marines me new.
mm III ammo wrm m m
AND umr srvm or one,
PRESS“. Ma AND
Prnmlmess,
Business,
Human,
llllll‘llll,
IS OUR MOTTO.
WE ARE PREPARED TO GIVE ESTIMATE
0N EVERY KIND 0? JOB PRINTING
FROM A POSTER TO A Vle'l'l'ih'fl
CARD. WE HAVE UNUSUAL
FACILITIES roe norm run
FOLLOWING WORK:
(‘arda Blank Book!
Billhrada Contracts
Letterhead- [mes
NORM Labels
Envelope lovitatione
(‘irrulare Roper-In
Show (‘arde Tupi
Printer. Portal Cant:
(‘alalognea Law Blanks
Price Lieu Journals
Pamphlets Pmepnwum
By-Iawl lnnuranrr: Charts
Tirkela (‘oveuante
W W
booting Order! Ballot.
[landfills llactloo Notice
Receipts Politico
Bond- Statemente
Chech Dodo"-
lavl Cale- l‘hyaiclana‘ forms
I”.
ORDER! FRO! A DISTANCI PBOll’l'LY
AT'I'ZKDKD 1'0.
GET OUR “MATES Emil! PLACING
YOUR OBDKRS Immune
THE
EIIEIISENEL
NlllNNlll PLANE,
creator
SOU I‘HNORWALK.
been: I. II
THIS SPACE RESERVED E0”
THADDEUS EUYEE.
EENEE
COMAFORT
Everybody-buys their Footwear from
that old-established and ever-popular ,
Boot and Shoe House of I
C. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main St.,ISouth Norwalk.
Prices are so low the .goods are
sure to go.
w.B,I;IALL
Commence Todayo a. Wonderful Sale
fin [INN all BEN Dress Gulls,
RIBBONS, RUCl-IlNGS,
huts" Sims and FlillSNIIlg NllllNi,
HOSIERY AND SMALL WARES.
1,000 ends of Dress Goods, Velvets and Sarah Silks will
go at half price. "
New, Fashionable and Best Fitting Fur Trimmed Clocks
will go at $8 00 and $10. 00, were $15. 00 and $20. 00.
CALI; AND Bmxn.
w. B. Hm & co.
NNN NNN. NNNNN LNNNN Nl'llli. ’
INNITS Mill SINIES
GLOV ER & OLSEN’S
SPECIALTIES:
Our Bovah Kid ladlee’ all) Bboeo are the float ever oflered in South Hm
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