' totflwl .
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fifn‘d‘fm'. in an.’
Will. Tllilir—ttstnsniti .53". Isms tutti: lotus!
an. ,lssvsslstoni'slhtllsnr
manor iT station.
.:
lie Addrcs es the National
Educational Association.
nmmonknumuvunm
Ami the Speech the President Was
W a will... to Which Ia Ad-
uisslsl las Was chargedr-After It
Was Over Ila Left {or Washington.
. Sana-rook July law—m red and white
kilns oi the members of the National
mm were more preva-
lent has than racetrack hedges in August.
.Pualdaut Barnsott' was driven from his
private car to Congress hall, where he
Wasted with the oilicers of the associa-
tion. After breakfast he was qwortedto
Ungra- Spriug park. where 3,000 people
had gathered. As he stewed upon the
Mom at 9:1! o’clock there was a burst of
applause which he acknowledged with a
how. President Cook, of the Natiotnl
Educational autoclation. introdumd the
Eat. A. 8. Draper, ex-state superintendent
d instruction, who made an addreee of wel—
entire to the president. PreeidentBameo’ I
Did in reply:
President Harrison's Speeds.
.4!
In. Panther-r. Lamaze lulu Gunman:—
‘ little "aim blessed to give than to receive."
this b a blessed audienrv (laughter and ap
plauanorldouothnowany claaeot Mrpno-
lbwhogive so largely in exre. of their re.
esipts (laughter) n lhelnstructors of the young,
and “ally the female teachers. {Laughter
aldapplause.) It gives, me great pleasure to
m It! a few moments in your presence and
Mn thh cordial capitation of your respect
and Interest. It lsqulte asappropriate. lthiuk.
“the Mt of the United States should
mmluchersoftbe land asthat heshotild
review its army or its mllitislspplausei. for. at.
It all, the strength and defeuae of our institu—
flanotoulyiupesce but In war. is to be
m in the young 0! the landwhohavero
“Miranda lips of patriotic teachers the
Mo! ucriilces which our fathers recorded
to ataltlish our civil institutions, and which
their“!!- have repeated on hundmda of battle-
The emailed army oi the Child States. it
'0 include the militia of the rtatea. is insignifi-
uat when put in contrast with the armies ot
the other great powers of the world. Our
Whisnot in these: it is in that great re
sons to he found in the instructed young oi
outlaud, who come to its defenee in I time of
peril. {Applause}
ltwasnotot thebnwlers. it wasnot of the
mien of taverns of whirl: our army in the
civil warwas made. or of which our army must
he nah lfany great emergency of war again
”fronts m I recall a battle scene. The line
w. advancing spins! an intrenched enemy;
tro- hehtnd strong parapetseight guns heir-had
ihdt limes of death into the advancing linen
Th1. w. I pause that threatened inaotant ro-
M when I stripling soldier. a mother's boy,
slapped to the front with can in air and ohm-red
“been to victory. [Great applause} The
W of patriotism. of moral courage, was
Writ over more physical daring in that
hour. and it always will be. {Applause}
The Ill: arui the sci-nu! liouae.
It knot duply to give that power that cornea
m Idmtlon, ml to give It Hate direction.
N about are established "2 is not allow:
new of his race who develops an or Into-ii-
I“ polar. Therefon it is we must inlet
“in all our schools the morality of the Ten
ts shall be instilled {applause}:
that” of due suluordiaathnr‘to authority
fill he taught. {Applause} In the family and
’h thsschoola are the beginnings oi this funds.
labial-mt of good citizenship. obedience
to lb law'. I respectful deference to public are
m self-sacrificing purpose tostnnd by
and orderly administration in gov-
.“ [Applause]
» [m in nothing more than in this move-
“ nearly so prominently derelopod at
u. the starryhaunsr alme every school
(Applausel l have been charged with
too-ailments] an appreciation of the flag. i
enter upon any More. and pity the
when who (Iowa not love It; who
doom-eta it the stand our great free
and the hope at the home as well
nation. [1mg «attuned applause.)
“frat-s. notwithstanding perhaps a little
hot-ch tendency to vote in our public schism,
“Jugs“ true t3.» :nr tsachersaand u
y women It; tor] ravenot without
satin-t.
'1-authsreto instruct thbwnvrntlon of
WI. . Asl have jnvt Inti-
with.“ to urethat wew‘ere
“Qualifies-unset thsdrvelop
MW the
mobs. anal-as Wally rsrailths
daylwhsu tasehsr istt hisstronglnrprsas
Ipua‘t'hspupil [la‘unghtsri byl’uaaonoflong
wsh'avsthelittle one torstow months
than pa. hint on totbs
.aad tbssths graded-”tens catches
assuming brittnsnachlnsdop.
aalaavrlsshi-onsstilhsisdarnpodirmoas
«that peatsalversltissasa "dubbed prod
an." {unbiased-whites.)
no lav-w and the (la-set.
WWWIEnIsnesnd thedswrand
torssaao-yso amt that this system la la
_ Mission-unintentio-
hih
itustmatwssttnlaottsslaam-a
~at‘avastlsrtss-aarayasransrswut
.amsadaisgmauttass
spas tits at
year
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your wakbthswasl luvs
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Champion“ tbeUuitedfitsies; Under the Went oi
exhthltlo oi some skill and endurance; Three exhlbi dull : loll hie-t, 2
Bmadeword odxfiorsebacléll pm», 8 pm ”Don‘t miss it. Don't target fit); place s23 date.
nine-inseam tits-tun Than willmeetun um feneerwlth toilaforapttrse.
y for world’s champio‘laghip in all round mint.
rapier, broudeword. fingloniek, double-stick,
. ohm} “jpton‘tsdyrenmol
f.
I. MI. 5.315”!!! p. Ill.
ASTOR I8 NOT DEAD.
no flahlagrawt itapo-rita. ills ladde-
lieaih Was a Forgery.
louver, Jnly m—Wiliisnt Waldort Asp
tor Is not dead. The report that hehad
expired was cabled to his New York agent
bysotue malicious permn tor the .
it i thought, of annoying the latnily. The
firstlntlmatial that was received of such
a, report having currency came in
theshspsotaoahleotoondoleneefvomthe
attrition?! in llr. Astor's New York once,
conveying their heartielt sympathy and
regret. From this it Is assumed that some
0min London cabled to the onion in New
York, and whether it wits done through
private malice or tor the ptlrpolm oi stock
jabbing, oi Connie. cannot be determltwd
until the author of the dispatch is discov-
ered ’
In reply to a note explaining the sites.
lion in New York and the contrndivtory re-
ports that had been meiwd from London
in regard to her husband Mrs Autor sent
out word that Hr. Astor was much better.
A cable received from New York states
that Manager Bartlett, of the Astor estate,
Wed the announcement of Mr. Astor’s
death bycable from Mr. Adams. Mr. M»
tor'sagutt in London. At leaet the at)!!!
war signed by him, and Mr. Bartlett any
posed that it was authentic.
Mr. Adams said: “The telegram thatis
nported to have come from me is Icloar
forgery. l emphatically deny tending any
such telegram. and shall take immediate
proceedings to ferret out the forget of the
telegram. i saw Mr. Astor a tew hours ago
and he was as jolly no a 'sand boy.’ He
treated the affair with levity end said he
was used to being made a ghost.
“Although Dir. Astor,” continued Mr.
Adams, "aye the adult mnnot silent him.
Ido not intend to let the matter drop. I
have cabled Mr. Baldwin denying that i
sent him the telegram asking for full par»
ticnlars. The telegram was [unsibly sent to
influence Wall street, but it cannot injure
Ilr. Astor. lie is making rapid progress
toward recovery."
The Forged ‘I'alr‘raasl.
an Your, July lit—«lust bow Iii. Astor
died and came to life again no rapidly is I
decided enigma to his representative here.
Whoever it was that sent the false cable-
grant from London to the New-York other
at the Aston completely deceived the rep-
resentativn of the family. for hours they
had no mason to doubt the authenticity of
the report. and when a denial did come
from the other aide it was received in doubt
and for hours more could not he Verified.
The success! of the scheme. whatever ite
object. was complete.
The cablegratns received by identifier
Bartlett from the London agent wet-ens
follows:
Kr. Astor is critically ill. Will cable develop
ts.
than
“I. Astor died between i and 5 o'cim'h. Ad:
vise newspapers.
Bo possible clew ran be found an to the
originator oi the false cablegratn. The lack
could hardly have been done to manipulate
any stock holdings. for the bulk of the Astor
money in entirely elm-Rt ut Wallntrt-et and
the death 0! any one member could have
but an unupptociablu eilu-t upon th - market.
(lured In Death.
fluctuation, N. J.. July m.- Samuel
Martin, nineteen years old. was gored to
deathbyaviciousbull One lungeot the
animal completely dheuxhoweled the un-
fortunate youth The hull was put to
death, but it required forty-six shots.
A Woman (3er ts nests.
Kraut, 1‘. Y., July la—lrs Lavina
Hartwick, aged seventy~ilva. wife oi Jacob
Bartwick, one of the oldest residents of
Clarkstown. was found dead at the loot oi
sdightotstairs A barrel tilled withiron
and rags lay on top at her.
The Perth Anhuy lystary.
Raw Bauaswtcn. It. .1. July mm
of Police Burke, oi Perth Aniboy, bu
lodged in the county jail here John heliu-
lsy,aadthepoliusbint thatthary bavegot
the murderer 0! Mary Anderson at Perth
Amhoy.
llwstiaa o-ssu coasters}.
Jsasar Crrr, July Ih~Willian r.
Jana. B. Jordaa and Katha-tel lowlsr. the
election Mwho havebeeuoutrial for
surfing the ballot boxes at the tall election
of 1880, lave been martial.
It; bet-hath- ia Wow.
tonnes, July la—latnt and Wilson, two
clerks employed by lieynolds t Gilaon.
stock are ,
for the amount at mutate.
nausea-d the Ispaaitiaa.
Pants, July law-Theehanhsroidepuuss
hss‘adoptedanaddltionalusdit at 800,000
franuiovthersprsseutatioa oi France at
theChleagoWorid'stalr.
‘l’wa Klaus Crushad to Death.
Taxman. (buddy own; the saving
inot the root in the Berwind coal arias
my. Lamb sad Nicola Cuprtswsrs
aushedtodeath.
Three 'leys Browse-l.
Faursm. Ia, July tamb- Par—
son and ssvvatsraflflllis Day.twsirs,
and [red Ham. twelve. were drowned
whilsbathiug.
1w. oivls Drowned While Dashing.
It. Joana. it. It, July tanAllcs Danni
son and Dalila il-sll. aged tourm- years.
were drowned la Utopia rim ,whllr
mwhusho-shswastrylagtotob. its
isdsad.
mmwamhun
to
broadewordon‘
v. u .. mum. 2, titular 1a
0‘ motive is the great stumbling block. It Cl-
” um lickin; , .
lions
consist “of
’ l 9
bill: Idiotic oil
- Till NEVIS OF WASHINGTON.
A Dasisiva ‘I‘ast Vans on live Attilaptl.
g ’III II lh. Mala.
Was-uterus. July m-Ji'he senate pra-
srntsd two surprises—s brie: silver artists
andailstvotooathe autiomloabill. The
silver question ants up thrwglr- some o‘er-
rsspondsaos put in by Mr. Palmer. at
lllinois. landing toshow that it would tabs
twoyssrs and a half to win the silver
'balllon now in the treasury in required by
the Stewart bill without entering npoh any
new eoinags. Hr. liorgan Inuiutetf that
this was an autlsilvar argument conducted
between the senator from Illinois and the
misty of the treasury, and be
to address the senate upon it until ruled ol
the door. ..
On motion oi Ilr. Washburn by a decisive
voted” to 15 (which really was ill to it,
ulr. llawley voted nay by mistake) the
unsteamed to take up the hill.
Though the bill was mincqnc-tttly sent
back to the calendar it remains liable to be
taken up for action by a similar vote at any
time.
lit. Voorhoee introduced a labor arbitvs»
tion resolution indirectly referring to the
Bomestsad troubles. which under objection
was laid over. No conclusion was W
as to the Sunday closing of the World's
fair.
The subject under discussion in the house
wsa a constitutional amendment to elect
senators by a direct vote of tbepoople. The
debate was entirely technical. and but little
attention was paid to the question by the
members. hlr. Tucker. 0! Virginia. made
In earneat speech in suppmt of the rum
tire and was warmly congratulated by hi
colleagues This was the only incident of
the day. which was otherwise ieatereless.
The Republicans by filibustering stranded
in preventing a vote on the bill, and the
house took I reoc- until it in tin-evening for
the consideration of pension bills.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
IATIOXAI. MAUI! I GAIN“
renown Point, am..1
SUNDAYS—Led" emu Norwalk, 10.30 a m, 12:30. 3.00, 3.30,
omlmaudmohut.‘
. tom Baton Point; into am” 1:10, 1:40, 0:00, 6:40 and 0.00 p.111.
1
Excursion
At Pittsburg— a. It. a
Plttaburg....,_.0 2 fr 2 I) 0 I) i l-r-il it i
Bostonmo 010 0 o 0 o “-1 5 a
Ehrot and lack: Btivette. Kelly and "
AI itineinnati~ II. it I
Cincinnati ..... oooeottul:51
yo ...... llooluudstll
D at and Vaughan. "art and Kinsluw.
At villa« it It. I.
laulsvllls ...... uouneluos-vltl
Washington...0 0 n o 0 n ll 0 (I. u t :
Sandmand Weaver. Killrun and Maldive.
0mm” u “.3,
. ........ 10000101031»)
Philadelphia. 1 l 2 u u i 0 n x--5|0 l
(lumbert, Hutchinson and Schnver: (‘arssy
sldCro-a
At St. lauia-r-l‘irst darnea
an a.
su.» ....... otouuutuhtot
Bdtllnare......0 0 ill 10 Ill 0—43 ti Ii
0m and Buchiey. Helshon and Van
Miran.
Soon-dunn— arts
“Louis” 03:23:10»qu
Baltimore ...... 001000000vl's't
Galvin and Dudley. Cobb and Haitian.
AtClsveland- an...
...... tsenatottksut
Iswl'ork ...... 1001000J0—w891
Clarkwuandliuimr.0raneandnoylo.
saunas want-s bAlle
At Albany .. ii. It. I
Albany ......... «territories:
Providence...“ 0 ll l l 0 2 u 25—? 9 l
Daleyand flea. ltilmy,8iadordandltyau.
Atlltaghanttoa~ utta.
Btnghauttou..,.: o o to o t n 1-1195
Utim...........: 5 0 :l u i u o o ii is :
lurphy and Fitzgerald, nullivan and L'rqu
hart.
Atllochastor—~ nun
llachestsr.....,z u I 5 o i "0140"?
”airs.-. .lllllllbllakv-lllll
lsaktn and Workbook", Prirhaa and Boyd.
on a.
5 till: 5
I till 9
A Liberal Vial-r, A—Irwd.
Manon, July Ill—The results at the eke
tioussoisr leave the Liberals certain at a
small majority in parliament with the dd
oi the Irish vote. “Inherent-t
ducted Its tlscoussrvarivssaad “liberal
Unionists, tasking w tor the opposition to
hours rats. The [aim south-r m Q to
data, besides 35 lrbh Ratio-alt“ and 5
Parnallitss The Liberal not gainer-fl
Ital. Bidders Get the casts-eta.
lissatsseam July mm at
unnoawsalth liarrity h. a
tracts for state supplies. etc. cal to state
bidders, beenuas oi the failure ionign
corporations to comply with a law bile:
thorn to do basins- withln the stats.
Cnvmiaa at 1.47;"...
Borrow.Jniy il~coavsrsionoi tbs lands
oi the BMW darlings bank at Stoch-
m the receiver. Prod A. Bobhs. oi
commissioners
ls chargsd by the savings bani
Two Brothers Shot to Death.
Wm Pulls, In, July lt—Jasr and
William Twigl. who were is the
ktlliagoi Sheri! Dytsr. oi Banter county.
Art. were surrounded by s posse and shot
to dsath.
"an the MM laIdIya.
Assusrhas. 1.1. July was: th-
Anditoslsts. Ocean Grove. and: passes-
praysdthstenausrsyaoahill
tha'ovld'sfatrgatastma being opsaoa
lI-laaatar Void» Wedded.
(nirvana. July ram 1’. Volt
dsr.of"alo.alr-bavotthsslatssstr are
atsutllrwtovhaadosasvisvsawsssist
wits misd‘at the horse at the hem
plats.
Ilasio ls- Wili Isa About It.
hailing. tistauaanaty hasslsmot
c... ill“: my... F33. .,,, m. .,°“"‘,”‘
‘00. — V.
fiathythlsv.'athwllay,oilolthm m ”w“ """'
Wilts rim-ato-
~ ”Read rm
Italics an every-day corn-mien“ oi n
old-time luxury. Pure and wimleemae.
Prepared with scnxpulmrs (arr. lllghr‘
award at all Pure F 00d Expositions. Each
package malm two large tics. Avoid
lulltations» and insist on having the
NONE SUCH btsni.
Easily spd cheaply made at home. Im—
proves the appetite, and and: digestion.
in unrivalled tempetance drink. Health»
lul, foam-pg. luscious. One bottle of
extract makes 5 gallons. Get it sure.
‘1 his is annual) "lint as grunt"
us "thus, but for (with tin: m
trul will supp-wt ti.» (lam.
I”. (salute. more. ta.
in. Sllnlil'S' 000nm
Dental Plates.
This l
.... m", ’l‘lll'il'.
lam auction plate is
an“... at“:
b‘ about
W
rusted ea
cow
0. F. Isatwsii's Miles, as. It.
#me “" “hi!“
.gra.
% ~= '-
h "your
. S‘gm‘hiy‘igno,em,3:30, 5:50 In)
1:80 it“: ~11!" ’ j
5 Fare. 25 Cents.
Time table subject'to grunge without notice.
,m.
:10, 3:40, 0.00, 0:45 and 9:001). in.
Save Tour Ttelh.
luvs rant mm on onowm
M titled with H. ’Plstlusta. Alloy.
A and all materials.
mud-m.
crowned '
Or’owns. '“h
Artlilcial teeth on (loldJ’latlnutn Costlnu
our Gum and Rubber Hates. and III'I'M‘K W?-
tainintr to nutdent dentistry.
ll serial attention given to irregular and
Ch ren‘» teeth.
All work at must reamhable
Teeth Illinl and extracted niessly
on, r. w. ovarian.
it Washington St. Over M on“.
South Not-walk. Conn. no I!
TlflNTlllNN
Sanitary Plvnlet, .
STEAM and us FITTEB.
mums i srtcum.
Having taken the basement under the Lib-
w. ill “'Mblngtan mt. South Kuwait
tilts-d it for
Annual
Plll MBIII
l mperttully mitt-it aabare at idle patron-
] ruler to plumbing l b.3310... for the
past seven years, lntheemployoi . .
er A (in All work will have my personal sup-
ervinlou. and will be y executed and
wtiatartiun roar-u I! ve neatrtalaltrs
Etonnmy Iand Ilamlorll
Gasoline Stoves
lull tvsli list! and Experts during
Summer Seuss.
We have the very beet snake
THE MANHATTAN
II All. SIZES.
wm bake, mt ss-t’oo all in. ms of .
uineaivhhalt the trouble and drew. I"
innar- in tblll town.
Call and See Th'em.
tisnuit 155;“: A «non.
W-";.'.I.ll.l§l§9°-
Save“ Money!
F. BIlYlSTIIN’S
Factorv at five Mile River.
“on...“
SITE" IIEIIIIBTIIII
III PRICES.
Mm
"rut variety»! Vsieeipwdes and M- a
hasihsaeosl. Also a duo ltneot Doll and
Matti.“ My EM .
4 II I!
lorlovwloint.
BOITIIG. BlTIIIlIl llD
FISHIIG. '
me.m .. .4... “a.
sum Illllflls l Sl’EflllTl.
“.W .MWW.......~.
J . E. Power.
will!
s uiok R
w
etu rns
If placed
in the '
Columns
of the
. Evening
Sentinel
autumn
llIBIllE ll CUMSTIISII
Are sole agents In this my tor the
Filllllll MIIIITI, lEBIIIIIT.
Gillilflll ASSIlIlllTIIII
BUTTER.
made at lit. Alhane. Vt. Finens silk. At this
ileum oi the year the mutation do not And
ready sale for all the roll butter they make.
The over product i» sold in tube. and this
butter we call you lonntlce. ltls the name
sweet. well-made article as their roll butter at
he a pound less. We find sale (or tube an well
so by single pound.
"are nice handy little lull» pukagee; Illio
”and am». tubs. Tho-e who bought tubs of
us is»! summer ran repeat with confidence as
to line quality. Price Zr. lb. Sperlal prices on
a) and ill-lb. tuba.
“L...“
illllfllllfimfl
PAYM ENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
Watchesthgnsxhatms.
llaMel Clockslliamonds.
lillllll. unison t 00mm.
2I9 Montague 81.,
cm tum. souanr. BMW”. II. T
Thus tar our strode delivered in South Nor-
walk have given mural satisfaction. and our
method oi payment Is highly appreciated. Pull
tutors-alien an be had oi our scent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
II RAILROAD PLACE.
H SIIIITII “Will Cillldil
NOTICE !
ntnucnuv III nice or
lllSlflliiEl
0n and after this date the
pl’lt’t‘ of Lustrine will be
lOc. a Cake.
—_— ooa— -—
Samples free of your grocer,
or at Hale's Drug Store.
July let, 159:2.
ALL sizes or
cvusntvsvovt.
Wt! 00mm mm
Stilton t Smithy.
F. M Pierce,
Intel lion ill. Month W No.7 Prus-
xmsstsxou. pm anal. Km:
Washhum Brushy 60’s
Superlative
lathe befilllmli maze“ and sites as lany
m. "m.- .'
asekottluurmadalnthefsraousfislill it'll
Ml mums I the urine of
“5&3?an 015’s“ Co's. None grnuine
Keney, Rubens 8t 60.,
.. Illl “El".
Tl!) M ATS STREET, HARTFORD, (30S N.
”I 2w
Wheeler it. Hanlord,
52 MAIN STREET. 80. NOBWALK. (.‘l‘.
Agent: (or
lIIlTIlII, PIIIEIIX. lilllllllllll
IIlIBlEII, IIIBIIIlIll JIID
RICHIE 60008.
It you want Inhavemmfort and speethlDE.
A VICTOR WHEEL. with Spring Fork and
llfirinch (‘usbmn Tires, both wheel“
any tautnatir tirel. Nil BURST. Mfl'l'nc-
TL guaranteed. and only Omit).
l! on have decided to t ' neuntalir. bu
a \‘htur. the simplest to“. 31mm?»
Terme to eulL
(333003" BIOS.. AGENTS.
t! WALL il'l'Rll'l'. NORWALK. t't‘.
“Tim
" J.”H.”vnowv,
SANITARY PIIIIBIII. STEII and
M8 FITTIIB, TII IDOFIII,
SHEET Illll Iflll
In all branches. t for SOUTHARD and
ROBKKMK nl’muflllfi and celebrated
DIAlitlliY LOW PRESSURE I‘TEAM and
HOT WATER 301L388.
Thellnmtllneol
Stoves. Ranges & Healers
In the city.
nu. slut. in}. "All not
mu.
rim-la! attention given inhibiting. Allov-
denwlll hair-scouted with pmmptlnnte and
rare. All work done by lint-elu- workmen
at the lowest wuss.
Ill VIOIIIIITII 8T. IIIDIE.
VSUCQWRTOS.EBUJCK. ally
concrete Walls,
Flag Walls, , .
curb and inner '#
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
GRADING,
sunnml.
EXCAVATINB
B Y
BMW-Nimllfll-
A Splendid Investment
lIElIlIIIIi 6 Pill BEIIT. III IOIIII
Illlli CITY.
The owner has placed in our
hands for sale a limited number
of 'firstrclass building lots on
Qumlard and Lincoln avenues
(the Woodward homestead) at a
very low price, as the building
thereon wrll greatly increase the
value of his remaining property.
Only 8100 need be paid in ad-
vance, the balance can remain at
5 per cent. The party selling
this propert is positive that
these lots W1 1 double in value in
threeyears, and toeach purchas-
er Will give a wutmn (warran-
rnn'to take the lot back at the
expiration of that time at the
purchased price and allow inter-
est at l; per cent. r annum on
the amount of can puidthereon.
This is a reliable firstclnee offer
to home builders or investors.
MM
COOLIDGE 8. LOCKWIIIID,
filial! lint". rte-want.
oil
Geo. Lockwood.
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The lending in. market of 0.;
city is at
IIIINT 8i ZElIIFF’S
32~Wamuxuron Bruno-32.
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Them you can nlwuyn find the
freshest ileh to be had. A fine
lot of shod arrives every day.
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mlll’ol'lfll SlilflllES.
IIIBST .
PIIlKlEII SISTERS.
Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, 0y»
W10 Market,
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