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crowd 0! about 7,000 people a
, Oakpnrk Tuesday afternoon.
' mile, ufetyrxational League oi
, Whealrnru championahlp, war
' Albumen, or New York
la in. iii-ha, making the
, m breaking the
record‘ ' _,;othfli~5eccio’nda bugle?!
m , mane recon wit . .
mm The two mile, aalety, 5m
clue-was
Ah. by Fred. C. Gravea,loi
5m. El L55. The out
_ was won by Zimmer
hi. 58 HI.‘ The one mile
, ,aauy race war won by Banker
’Bfllhir, of Buflalo, in Sen. {D 35a
manila ordinary handicap wan won
Githma. 0! Chicago, in in:
mile aalety handicapwaavery
been the (act that the heat
‘ eonntrywcreW The
wae won by G. ll.Wordeo.ol
new club, inmates. in
‘ lofty yard: start. Windle ,war
In the quarter mile salety race Berle
. , . _ the world’s record in competition,
‘ ‘, "thlquarterindllltl. Zimmerman
. ‘ Quarantine in the laatheatoi
”crane The world'a record for 0
Wm mile was lowered by Zine
m the last quarter of tbchall
“Mauimmmoatowio.
Inban' Fact Mlle.
Sept. 9.—-At the ennui {all _
”mar-nan,
‘ moltheclevelnudbriving anode
lonbarl. the «national 3-year-old
‘ ' eolfihadaneuytaek towin
thetyear-old stake. Be trotted aloe
lanthanum-anointed thatbo made,
“new the nauociation to alert
Wmmthoapotll htwould trot
hivethnoi‘a tymld word. it war
fiddalladadvieabletoaecept Ferndale,
mt, Seminolou, trottadn quarter
await.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
filler! York Iiyndert Starla war or
'Iofeontempt of court, and upon hit
to Rooter & llal'a wine hill
'- lathe ountody oi Illa la .
‘m Aim broke Daniel O'gon
Wandering a light at Guttenburs.
I. 3.. and diet and aeriondy Injured Con
the Sun and a eitleen named John
lemma when they tried to arrect him.
WWW manor min a
, mien, . ., t t can charge:
3 , hie-arm thirteen to m
,era for mrmnuent chairman. Both en-
. governor will probably go to Albert Bin»
. cam Fasaett has been carrying every-
the gpectlng a mesaane from Andrew D.
‘w the nomination.
than of! class
(3
.. who. s . .
all those suits anyWhole in America, a , , ,.
price. , . 'I‘lioyllloume uoovloétiug muryow buy oulgroweltliolu,
no matter 'how'ihol'd‘gho may? be on? o ‘ A
than suits which. in "a week, will gloflli',p _
and they Won’t look unpresontahlo When trilogy are fillullyfdlslotrde
‘ ed. in other words, they are: built to’ amid the rocket dud it]
. doosn
their.
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Delegates Battling Over the
Ticket at Rochester.
1. 8140A! warm P03 comma
nae Indication Seem to In real: Ila
Will In! the law ‘i'orlv iii-ta Forces.
ramp Booker. at nan-in, Waull rim
Place or xoae at All.
Malena, N. Y., Sept. it—Tbe Repnb
licau slate convention is being held in thir
city today. Janice M. Varnum, of New
York, lathe chola of the Republican lead
layer Philip Becker. of Buflaio. and Gen.
eral Wadsworth have declined to with-
draw iron the contest tor the governor
chip and take the accond place on the
ticket and the nomination ior lieutenant
stein.
The action of General Wadeworth was
the lint check to the Famtt boom, he
thing before him with such confidence
that his friends had diacueaed the [anal-
.- ._ bility of nominat
inn him by noela
mation. However,
they were "not
greatly discour-
lgtd by this, and
they [endeavored
to keep up thr
Pareto cuthuai
arm in spite oitlu
failure of thecom-
hlnation with
\ Wadsworth. Bo
, tore the arrival oi
; . the Becker gela-
‘ gallon lrom ol-
" “‘0“ 'm' talc State Senator
Laughlin, Mr. Beeker'a right hand man,
finally settled the question of Mr. Fan
eett'e nomination by aceiamation. lie
laidthatihe talk of Booker at a candi
date for lieutenant governor waa without
authority; that Mr. Becker was in the
mount for governor and would remain.
Ir. Plan Saya ”Fauna."
The United Pree- correspondent any!
that Mr. Plati said this morning: “Then
ienow little doubt at Mr. FMtt’a nonr
nation. It aecma to be conceded. Mr.
Wadawortb won't take the lieutenant
gnvernornhlp. Mr. Becker can have it ii
hewantc it. It is not actiled that Mr. Ein-
stein will heeontroiier. John W. Vroomau
canhavc the cecrctaryahip o! atato it he
wanta it. William A. Sutherland will
probably be attorney general and General
Hedges will probably be nominated for
treuuror. I don't know what thoplalr
lormwiil do about tbk-zh license quot
lion. ,, Kn one can tell 5-4.. The admittin-
tration will, olcourse, be heartily Endorsed.
Blaine and reciprocity will receive com-
mendation. i don't know that the electro
cutlon question will come up in the con-
vention." _
, clone Want. Puree". ‘I'eo.
Ix—Scnator Gibbs said today that be war
{or Fauctt. “The party in united,” he
added, “and determined to win. 1 think
Mr. Platt’e only object in to ”totem
nomination ota ticket that will ancceed
at the polla. With a~rnan like Fasten at
the head of the ticket there will bcnc
Chance for suspicion that the candidate
will be traded for the legislature. Falcon
iaagood man and can be elected."
Will Ill. White Withdraw?
ltiaaaid that Senator Plait lac-bean
bite containing hla withdrawal from the
race for governor. The letter had not
reached Mr. Plait up to an early hour thle
morning. Mr. Paaaett’e adhernnia proph-
esy hie nomination by acclamation. Sup-
porters of Philip Becker are doing their
utmcat to concentrate the field againat the
young Elmiran, and at leaat make a big
demonatration on the dret ballot. Mr.
tenant’s admirers any nothing but an
earthquake can prevent hie triumph;
'l'bn Probable 'l'ickot.
Thouwho claim to know any that thin
btbe ticket moat likely to be nominated
today:
For Governor—J. Sloat M 0! Che
mung; i’cr lieutenant Governc
B. Sloan, o! Oawcgo; [or Secretary oi
Btate—dohn W. Vroomao, o! Herklmnr;
troller — Edward Einnteiu. 0! New
ork; Attorney General —- William A.
Sutherland, of Monroe; State Treasurer-
in M. Hedgee, oi ltockland; litate h
gineer and Surveyor—Verplaok Colvin, at
Albany. '
lion- Wae Unwilling.
Beutorfloan reached here Iaat night.
“Montana with ar-Senator
Seniors illneuk and Hendricks, enca-
Burleigb, John W. Vroomoa
um and Collector roam uni
he even unwilling to run for lieutenant
governor but-weak! a by til-decision
aria-enigma no a. end can hewill
Ila-nah [or renew“.
Benetori’rnnk illeeoek said thin nora-
tbat Ir. Inuit wonldlprobably be
looted lor governor. The placewill
midygotoeneol ennui-m fit}
or or. Atla. m. lir.
vely ioanporter thathe had
the nomination tor lieutenant
Plattmlnthey the amino
automaker. Attire name time the
Warnerllillarpeopiorn Vman.
rifle-orb!
I'll! i the aimeit' otllli-
mmholeeofigflentclyswarth
anal council of
«' I? In.
re”: main many“ new.
Iowan-elv- manner Into IMO"
and wm nae ell-amt. }
Known]. Pl. Selma—Mayor John
Brown engaged to attract dgbt lion-
day and knocked down .l. 8. Leslie. editor '
cl 'l'beBunday Graphic. (or having pub-
liahed certain articiee wheelie on the
Rev. Hr. Sqneir, of whose chore Mayor
Brown in a loading number. lutereetll‘
the allair la heightened by the lune o! the
following card by Mayer Brown:
To run (linux- or swam-Allowing
the dlrgraeo bmmght Bpull myaell and the city
lactult God. a crime against the lawnotthe
monum- and . our ordiuamm and a
wrung-inn 11:. [mile \v‘nirh «u-u uiapnw
oi ale manner-lien» aril-dehave
Win The Graphic during the in
month will not inatily, and Quintin“ in one
the renpoaaibla position at chic! emul-
tit'c o! the city and an odim bearer in a L‘hrhr
tian church. 1 have currently ankcd God'n lor-
girencee and i am publicly and humbly ask
thetorglrcneneoltheeitiunn c! Nam-mile. l
‘3“ ““30““ the 0‘10!”me in NM “Ill 1
pay the ly [or violation of unity ordinance
and 1 y expectand readily concede llr. Leo
lio‘a right to proceed against Inc under the
mmonwcalih lawn. For the wrong i hereby
ark hie lorglveneea notwithstanding the oft re
pirated and in my judgment uncalled for provo
cation Remiting from the depth- of my
heart that in tho beato! pure-ion and on them
o! the moment i made ouch narrow errorJ am,
y, Joule ll. Blown.
A canon caller's came.
Ba Kill- llla Wu. and Then Iain Illa
0w- Lila
Tot-En, lien, Sept. 9.-Gmitav Berger,
a German, and bin wile, Johanna, guar-
rated at bmklaat over money molten.
Berger dually rained his revolver and abut
her in the back, instantly killing her. He
then turned the pistol npun' himoei! and
blew out his brain».
Berger was aGerman count and forty:
six years 0! ago. 11in wile wan twenty-oi:
and remarkably pretty. Bauer had ire
quently exhibited letters to his irienda
which proved him to be a count. ile wan
enpectingalarge inheritance. lie wan a
man of violent temper.
l
‘I'hn Ilene-«innit church War.
Sunamau, Pa. . Sept. 9. ~The warring
factions of the Greek Catholic church here
have combined and received to curl. Rev.
Andrnkovioao, the parish priest. The lab
bar but been auepcnded by the Archbishop
or umber-g, Gallcia, but refutes to ear-
render until he is mild mm which he
claims he lowered in the church property.
He haacullalcd n norm 0! special police,
armed with Winchmr rifles, and declare-
hn will hold the church, come what may.
rive Firemen named.
NEW YORK. Sept. 9.~The immenee live
atory storage warehouse 0! it C. Layton,
atoilandtie South street, won gutted by
fire. l'lve firemen were burned, two at
them acriounly. At Ieaat filly bnainele
homes had goals on storage in the build-
ing, and among the contents were chem-
icala, drugs, into, tens, apicea, shellac and
a variety oi general merchandise. :Tba Ines
is animated by it. C. Layton at random.
A Woman'a ‘l'rlple Crime.
Vauonax. Mina, Sept. It—Mary Colo
man, residing on the Lamb plantation.
arena early in the morning and blew out
her hnaband'a brain with a gun. Site
that picked up her twoyeanold one, took
him to a creek near by and drowned the
boy and beraeii. The women in nuppoaed
to have been incline.
-—+————-—.._~_.
A Bright Girl'a snkido.
WWW. Sept. u-—A
omen cooker—a bright and well educated
young woman at that—committed auicide
here last evening. She was Mary M. Shoe,
who was viliting her nuut, hire. Nannie:
limwn. at M05 New York avenue. Mb
Sim- woa twenty years old. Shenand-
raser. ‘
Wan Porter Murdered?
Sun-mm Mara. Sdpt. 9.~'l'he myetari
one death ynaterday cl Cbarlea W. Porter
will be investigated Porter war brought
totke Marlboro police elation deadbyn
companion. who atated that Porter had
been violently ill. The dceeaacd leave- a
widow and three children.
Petroleu- la Moan.
MIDOX. Sept. Q—A petroleum I'm-in.
ha- been «ll-covered at Walburg, in Alaaee,
and there in great excitement in theneigh-
horhood. The spring yiolda 1“) cash oi
oil a day. it is said to heel aqnality {lily
equal tocrude American oil and repeater
to the Runnin- poduct.
Bwarthwlm'n new Proud-oh
swamuonr, Pa, Bent. u-L'harlee De
Game. [’11. 0., proton-or oi.
more college. lie baa accepted thepeai
film.“ entnrn immediately upon bk
n
Fatal quarrel al I‘wa Itoya.
Vim Conn. Sept. a—Jnna
column. aged nineteen, wu stabbed and
billed byao unknown youth oi hia own
age. Theyoungmeu narrated omen.-
trifling matter and t murder ensued.
The
to“. . g ,, .
linka- M In! Denmark 1‘...
man!” Irv-The United Stat.
mlnlate'r to Denmark, llr. Clark 1. Our,
led-en at cinelau.
Gunman. SIM- E~'l'he forty-duh an-
the improved Order at
_ , tan Bruno“
I, You , ,
“T either zloty-
Wigwuttbemurdem'
, i my ,
Manolo or
‘ They“ cost. no more
goes in the play ground I...
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”uavui‘ln‘ifil'iuii; *
New York's, Lieutenant Gov»
ernor Issues a Warningl
g .
n coroner: war: may or on
A» re an» nu u I!:IMll.C*l amn-
”one I)! II?- llfll'lwli I'. I'Iquy “d
Eduard r. loan- (or the cavern»
of the Empire Mate. -
Buouanrou, N. Y., Sept. 1—7“ Bae-
bandman contain- the following open let
tor:
Blaaummw, ll. Y., Sept;
lion. Grover Ulcroiaml Sew York:
Dun sin—Excuse my oddnneing you
through the prom. but an the cabinet mud“
eredieoaeinwhichthc pnbllrlaarnatlyintor-
Candid-remit propofloduao,
ltlannderatmd that you mamdidaiarnr
the preddential nomination in in!» Toleran-
dere it not only, proper but incumbent-upon
yontorakenllhonorablo moat-etc
your interests. and 3'79th your {doom
contributing you in alliance; which may rnenlt
to your injury. Your friends are taking active
lamentin our ltate mmign andarutredy
Icing your namelu their aupwrt of Ir. l'iowl‘.
Illa Strength with the lunar.
Your “mg“: as a residential cahdidain In
in your strcn h with the mamas-the wage
and prudence. They In a
maturity oi the pawl- at We ovum,
andthcynreuoi in sympathy withtbclud
la.
organintiunnaswellar the tree “procaine!
thewoohtn "daily talL"ie a preheat W
the aura-ice powerol wealth, now ”can
pitching its purpuae by in: free neciu dob-fl
lag the polilltuii nun-lam! the pnmle. Yonra
truly. Eowauo l‘. Joan
'vvm Hr. Juana lino!
Aura“, Sept. 9.-—l.icutenanl Governor
Jones was clouded with n number oi
representatives of lnrmcra' orgnnisatione
in thin city Monday night and a long not
lemon was held. it in impoaelble to learn
definitely What Will discuseed, but the
general opinion in that Mr. Joncaiaquietly
paring the way to on independent norninav
lion, whatever may have said to the con
ivory.
Secretary Proctor Arcana.
Waaulsnrox, Sept. o—The following
letter has been «out to Governor i’ngnol
Vermont:
Waamsurox. D. (3., Sept. 1
To His Excellency Carroll ii. Page, (Mae-am
ol Vermont:
Dun Bla— -l take this. my fiver community,
to acknowledge the rcmlpt ol your latter at“!
cm ultiu whh'b youatateyourpnvponeinap
potntmaaetbu mum at the manor.
l'. annda in the United Beaten condo upon
Ilia retireluout on Nov. l mat. in
yonoimy intuition to accept the some. 1 do
airr to capmu my high apprradaiion of the
great honor which you do Inn by the tender oi
this, the moat important appointment which
tbeebiefnnecntiveola atatecnn he called-pow
to make. it in rho grniilying to be by
you that. incide- lho motion 0! own
judgment. you believe thin poled“ M IN
whali- o! a large majority oi the ywpleol V.
moat. The confidence whim they have hero
More allow! in me has cunning-pal mo in "at,
punitlnn II the public nor-rim in which i bye
been called. Without their confidence 1 abowld
notwetobc even reactor 11::an in
the senate oi the United Staten. n positiu
which baa bum unique by rennin u! the ability
and lniinenceol the rcprmmtatirea o! contain
in that body.
Among them there have hen mmmoredh
anguished than' he who. after aaerviveole
quarter 0! a century. but felt obliged in indict
to him-ail and {unity to rellmuinhlhfinat
tum. 1'0 named him in a remnaibillty which
I nhall more with due mndelly. not the
pin of Vermont are alwnyn reamnable in
expectatlona They have a right to
however. that to the beat 0! my ability] wfll
laithflrlly and earnestly perform every duty
which may beam incumbent on me, and RM
1 pumice todo. Yonra very truly,
llaonaw l'aoc‘rol.
Inlaw-ro'a tunic Alli-nee.
l ilaamxorox, Del. sour. o.—~1'heorgna
isatlnn of the State Parmere' Alliance w.
completed at Harrington by the election
olthe [allowing oflicere: W. W. long
panaident; W. I. Kitten, vice pro-hinge
J. 1'. Kelly. ucntary; Alexander natal,
atate lecturer; Rev, J. P. Poole, ehaplaia
The donates declare that the Alliance 8
not a political hotly. ’l’bie in the ninth
auto alliance that has been formed.
A mutation wan adopted lodorning the
Alliance platform ulnpted attlcala, and
alaoacceptlng and indenting the demande
made in that platform.
Liliana Applaada lllalwe.
Gama“, la. Sept. o.~~8enator W. It
Allison opened the lie uldlcun campaign
ill thin city. The Mr iolry bill. be aaid
though not perfect. waa the bent tarifl in
ever enacted by congress. and war pmviny
tobeamost beneficial lawlorthcpeople
The reciprocity clan-e hae already opu
ed the markete oi three conntriea to on.
and it had enacted an entrance into franc:
and Germany for American pork. Portkh
thewardrpartniani. Wyurwhai
itintenadedlaaet clear. but t palm-
dance-unhatheiaaiaeter in the ml
caiatieaabcntaaneeueortelrJ’reetn.
A Rama lane at iauiba.
mix, )1. 8., Sept. l—furtb. h-
E:
E:
ii
i'
gl
’1; make muchdili‘ereuco bow rough the rocket is- '
' w
are; . ,.,.. W“...
“BOSS”
lunch m lineal!
’1 See that each Boss
biscuit is stamped
Does your grocer keep the
L. 'Boss' Cracker?
r
' A
FaWCett’S
"announces m
MllllllEllY !“
In. I? llain Street
Formerly 3 Water St, Harwell.
Just mlvuiJm doneu Hate today to cell
without reserve. all “if?! and colon. at the
re u
extremel ' low pri 9e. former giro l.
Ooelolo Baum Wreath!!! .cac .
Onelotmlnei‘reach mm..m.
Don‘t lament the number.
Tl MAIN sum,
Next to}. P. Bennett‘e drygonda clove.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
FL HAYES
lo. 6 lllo Main Street.
Will u - l'tbe in of this vicinity with
“ ‘“ milligram:
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POULTRY. Etc..
To be lound la the ataie.
F. Hives,
no. 6 Illillll Illll STREET
SOIY'I'II NORWALK.
Vlii if
'7 '5?" h.
%% E If. B. Patent
[970 to Ill.-
nnlmwron'r. cann-
harms; lumen emu
Raoul-er in
Ollic'ee. t'l-i Main Street,
team or“! m 1'»: run.
T f ., ‘ hon-am
”W", *rmumcrqu
“- i ’
amm'r’mw. Inmnimfinum
I ‘ ‘ are ' M
W .
“Victim M-V
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V havetoofi'er
t” Jim abo
e g am“
TO
M. s.’ SMITH"$
Insurance Building, South Norwalk, ‘
Who gives you one more opportunity to buy goods cheap before
the Fall season arrives. It would be well to make your purchases
for the balance of the town, for odds and ends of stock must be
sold for what they will bring, and we are pleased to show them
and give you prices not more than cost, and a great many articles
lees than cost. Come while you have an opportunity, whether in
immediate want or not, for
THIS IS OUR HST EFFORT OF THE SEASON ("l
Full goods will begin to arrive in a few tihys and the balance of
SUMMER £0008.
Summer goods will be stored for the Winter.
Now is Your Golden Opportunity!
The balance of our Hosiery and Silk Mitts. correlating of all
styles, for what they will bring. Will be on exhibition on our
first right hand counter. A few more of those Indies’ RibbedVests,
in quantity about 15 dozen, will close them for what they will
bring. Exhibited on the further end of sonic counter as Hosiery
and Lace Mitts.
Another sum in Ribbons
of which we have quite a quantity. and customers in need will
do well to call upon us this week, for we are going to sell them
very cheap.
Muslin Underwear
The balance of our Ladies' Closet Covers, Hamburg and Lace
——-—ow-———
Trimmed, sold for 40c and 500, sale prion 25c an . 15c.
Balance of our ludics' low neck Corset Covers, solid embroidered
yoke, usually sold for 75c and so, reduced to 45 and 50c.
Balance of Ladies' Night Dresses, lace and cnmbric, nillie trim-
ming, Mother Hubbard and plain, been selling for i550 and 98, re.
duced to 650 and ?5c.
Ladies’ Mother Hubbard Night Dresses tucked yoke, Hamburg
trimmed sold for 3] 50 and $1 715, reduced to Cl 25 and 81 3.5.
Balance of our 75c Skirts, tucked and enmbric ruffle, for 50c.
Balance of our .1 Skirts, Hamburg rallies, for 75¢.
Balance of our the!» and SI 50 Skirts, deep Hamburg ilounce,
fort] l2 and pl 25. ‘
sills" ruulsmus.
Always sold very cheap at our place, will be cold cheaper this
—————-—¢O~ ”a...
week to clear up stock lor'the cannon.
A complete line of Gente’ Underwear in all weighte, to be acid
at a loss with the rest.
Hammocks and Spreaders to be sold with the rest of the above-
mentioned goodc regardless of cost.
Mom”! Musical Magazine
Tobeohtainedatourfloceonly. Theheatmethodofobtalning
high-clauliuaicatlowfignreathat baa yet been cited. Five
pieceeodthelaiestprodnciiouofihefinect musical writers for
we orannual subscription for”.
WOODWARD’ S
W
“t'fimé‘foryen floorbogin to thigh, ‘ ,
u ,; The time inlay is when a styleoomesiin' h
the place tohuy is where the style approaches as “Pal" 93 W“,
to paragon; 111' you tokcranyprido in your personal appeared .
our “WW“ suits W?“ gratify it for you. There’s no more dodger
" —' in predicting “‘9“ Popularity than thero‘is .iu prophecying the rise,
of hi-morrow’s sun. ‘ y ‘
comm! , um All!
om, What 9‘
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints,
White Low,
Oils, Gloss, ,
Coach Colors and Varnishes,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair'and Step Lod-
der, 82.00.
McCloskey’s Wood Filler—Best
m the Market, 82.00 3 Gallon.
Paintin , ’
Pa r— angin‘g.
Ca cimining.
79 Washingtonrhreet
Dbl-ion pain,“
(GREGORY? PM")
more NORWAIK. - - -
now OPEN. ‘
Wilhelmina All) more
Share Dinners aSpeciaIly.
FH’ A maize will connect at Booth Norwalk
w th trains on the New York and New Haven
‘ railroad.
a. E. FSWER.
There is nothing, (unions it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman's labor as
much as Dobbins” Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since 1869. Now,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
washday, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your Ia-
bor, and save your clothes? If
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the beat,
purest, and most economical
soap made. If you haven’t tried
CONN.
Be sure and get the genuine,
with our name on the wrapper.
“an THIS u is not the ceiling
Tfmm'fi'fuugla‘l’n:
“TWICE “gig. Jamel;
21%):‘iisgaufpdirectihm, dowflodr times
aamuch work an any other. ltacoat is
but a very alight advance on that of in
ferior soap. built upon Dobbim‘ Electric.
1. L. CRAGIS d: 00.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
J. 0. JENNINGS,
Paper HangerxalcimimJ’aiml
am dealer in
Will PAPER ill) BORDERS.
at North um um. Bo. Norwalk.
Sample books on.» line nun nine"
i‘apem'nar-Ivraand Gilt Honidinaa in
for inspection. on Indian by prulai.
Intimates: cheerfully given.
0. L. OGDEN,
Camemer and Builder.
Plans and ilprrlleatlear Furnished.
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maggot-en‘s!!! .t'ho day a: "giant. at
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