V.I Mar. of South
sit molded to a hap-
I . manner. Joa-
OIIN open for seven
m d his clover char-
so nIIIIIst nIII-tIIaI i‘o'
‘, 31 sn- Get-man IIIIIiocI
m is the evening's
killed In the sins-
lslengieti Banner and
an «sciatic composed
I ’ II m 8. Hitch-
snII huh Nash.
Med of Georgr
.Lii W. Clark
7 Hoyt. Battinc'
. W. m
- Press.)
Jilly S—The orofoundos!
' toot inilitary and odi
‘ ked tho opening d tiIII
, upon which the battle 0‘
.. fought. The deeper
the lighting is now ful-
. ‘ war department. Thi-
Is In adtltion to the rc-
1in General Shatter last
‘I‘ in the following deepateh
.htilinied his casualties lit
. Idred:
y hard engagement to
from 8 II. In. utiti
- carried their outei
now In possession 0!
'3‘" about three-quar-
hctwoen my lino:
y morning troops will
Ind considerable out:
forces will be there
it's division and (Ieuerol
e. which illii‘I‘ been IIII-
y in carrying El i'llliwi'
ccouipllshed at i p. In.
line qui in front of Sun
‘ the night. i regret iii
I‘Iiiiiii'lllit'il will be above
f not many klliI'li.
“stint-“FER."
s. oIIII-lni and direct from
ate that the foregoing t‘iIiI
i“ too low. iii-Ii Il‘iii Sliui
lip ilil ll o'clock this iiior
any exact figure on his
had made it IIlIIur that Mr
iiii afoul of the actual iIIIIII
‘ - l‘resa iii'l-Ilitiri’il from
the tIIiIIIitilllIIII iii Iilitiiit
, with (lIIiII-rIIl i-iiItIiter'»
lion. although. an stated. he
1..
authorities were tIiIIrt
y. lii‘flpiii‘ lili‘ fIIIII that
up well through tb-
n'aillng for the iitlttnl
ry Itiucr and the :III
of the army. ilIiIIIrIIl
I It conference IIII soon as
arrived. 'l‘iII-II Surgeon
rhIIi'g-wiis sent for and
conference. It bi IIIIIII-r
1 e surgeon general will lli'liii
of nit-IliIIttl olilIIIIrII. some
in addition to those lliI
IIIIrIIl rIlIIIftIIII‘I. IIIIIII \il
il‘llllllilii will he IIIIIIIIIIIIIII
secretary nor the :IIliuiIIIIt
Ii IIdd nnylldnu in the in
III-II out til midnight. Ii
wIIIII that the IIIiluIIItII
III IIIIIIIIIIIII iliIIi III iiit‘ to
her Willi more "hit III in
over the real Ion.» III th-
til l‘iIiiIIi‘l‘l‘l‘l lti ulIiIlI the
I aim fought iliI‘iiii' ll wIIil
ilIiI- Iii first to learn ”MI
I load. Mi itIIprIIAIflIIII III-r
rrIIIIin all military III-IIiIIrII
. t our gallant men bad
I way. foot by foot, up the
plateau of Fancy wan IIIII|~
. but there was now the full
lint this iild been done in
a willwrlu lire lIIIIIIIII.!
.h on the right flank. :Is the
yesterday lIIIliIIIIIIi, ii IIIIII
hat li netterai IIIIsIIIt-IIIIIIIII.
tI one. ltiid bro-n finiulli IIII-
iing tropic-III IIIIII and III IiItI
nllott northeast of IIIIIIti
III.
and his staff am. to-
II .opI-Irgl's limi'lI unit in
road on the gum I It . .I.“
wins in lithium .I. III!
or. trail and titIiIiiitili
no. 'I‘itv gIItIIIIIIIi II II . Ii Ii.II
slit-tin it‘iili’lhi' and tin-
~of Iii'iiilli tIIIw III iWHFiI‘lv‘
"Vl‘il liillliiilu iii'Iliiitlliti
1i lie IIIIIIIII erII III 1.1 iiII
' the outline IIeI-IIIIIIIIII
IthII- point of view III-II
of f'nncv VMiIIll‘Iii‘ .;|\f‘
on the rial" wing. setting
i“ Toilet, Bath. and Nuracr).
the Gilly kind that furnish“ the
w ill the loop required. You only pay for
we give yui the Toilet Soap. ‘
Immuniti- Ismlhsvlng soups.
the double purpiie of divfilng the en-
cmy from the left and openingIa way to
our left wing. and also of giving our
t o more commanding sweep of
the ehtny' s north defenses. Incidental.-
iy. it accomplished thi Important pur-
nosc. at leash to some extent. of prM
venting Psndo coming down with Ite-
oforcemnts from the north. and turn-
‘ng our right ilsnlt.
DIM [30‘ Ill”.
laptain liable Arrives in Washington
to Confer with Gen. lites
(By Associated Press.)
Washington. July 2-—(‘.aptain Nicho-
as Peres Stable. swede-camp of tho
ecretary of war of Cults. (‘olohel Pont-
torling. has arrived here and was In
Ionferenco with Major (ienorai Miles
nd the officers of his staff today. Cap-
ain Stable comes directly from the seat
I the Cuban government. now at LII
lapermiss. where President Macao ls
ocated. He brings much information
III to the situation throughout the Is»
and and his visit is toward securing
urther I'd-operation betwoen the outlrt
lulinn forces and tho United States
roops.
C plain Stable says President Mastic
nti his cabinet are strongly located a!
ll Eaperansa. in the province of Panic
‘rlncipo. They have temporary quar-
era and have maintained iiit‘mfit‘h‘t'r'
ucceasfully against the frequent at-
‘iiclts by Spanish troops. Captain Sta-
‘Ilo reports for the first tlmII the Ilenih
If a hot engagement. continuiul
hrough .iuue fl. 4 and 5. The Span
ards numlIIIrIId 4.000. while the (‘ubanr
left-not- was maintained by only 800
Votwithattindinn this discrepancy. the
"ubnn loss was only forty-seven itiilerl
Ind w.oquiI-d while the Spaniards left
hiriy killed upon the field. IndIt-ntlnl
hat in Iir IntirII loss In killed and
rounded was nilit‘ll creator. 'I‘ho Span
‘nrds captured two f‘ubnn officers a fire‘
Iud II second lieutenant. Contain Na
in says the ofilccrs wIIrc subjected to
he most inhumane indignities.
One of them was plat-ed by the Spun
”III commander in front of Ii cannon
IIId III a given alsiial was blown II
tour: The Sitanluh tIo'IInnuIler thI-I‘
“iiit‘ti for a Volunteer to “IiigoilaIlII”
lIII rciIIiIitIIIu: oillccr. This consists of
hrurtitu: II hnrouci through the III-Ila
If the lil‘illillit‘f‘ front one side to tho
IthIIr. penetrating the wIIIIlIIin.
.\ Spanish I'IIlIIIItI-or I-ItIIppIIIl forwar-I
...,I IIIII t‘IIlIaII officer was thus ‘1th
ioI-ted to the torture of It aims IlIItith
'IIIIIIwinII the itIdiIItItIn of the “dais"
IIlII."
(‘nIItriiu Stable stat r. ulna. that low
‘ninll liIiI'II, I'IlIl tII'IIII fourteen III we IIIIl
ImuIIIIIuIlIIItuIItc. who were IirIIIII: i'iilI
in were also killed by the Spitiliirdl
\\'0Ri\'l\'ii Will l‘lliI‘. 80L NE“!
The Norwalit Chapter of tin Dough
'I-llI of the \lilf‘l’li‘Llii IiIIt'olIiilIIu hart
'Itii i-IIII landward III l'tr'IT-lllliilfl tII
llI‘ call III the National IIIIIIII .. Ihroiiah
'iIII IItatII rIIgIIIIi :It Now How It for .IIII-
IIIIIIIIIIIII in providing for tiIII III-it IIuII
\youIIIlIIII noiIliIIrII and IIIIIIIIIII iiIIII at
the front 'l‘lIII Hill for II Iah IIIIiIIIIIritI
tiotIII lIIIII bIIIII ‘t'Ili round) out illili lb!
Illllll of .ltiti hIIrI IIltII III_I lIIII ii IIIIIIAIIIIIIIII
to ritIIIII ilIIgIIIt \lrit KIIIIIIII WI
‘IIIIIII that ii portion III ”II amount but
lIHIlI IIIpIIIIiIIi for .I Inn!- IIIuvItItIIIIII-III
Ii IIIIII III III IIIlI II III} ilillir IIlIIIlI Iiiii Ito
i-ItuIItIl nu 'IIIIIIIIIIII IIIII iin IiII .II-I
liti gill of tilt \‘IIIIIIIiiI IlI. phi \lIII
\i'IIIIi llII hit at \ltil i NI“ ”.III-p
i luv days ago. lot .I IIIIIIIIIIII-IIII with
iii-I Run. II Lliili loom-II III.IIII hurt!”
lilatII III the IIIlelelti unlit IititiII int ”1'
I IIIIIIII IiitIptIII tliiIIiIuiuIIti tliII IIItIIiII.
'l‘iIII Donation of thI- \IIIIriIIIII liII'IiI
IIIIIIIII I IiItithutlIInII to the Inuit of the
IIIIIIptInl ship ItIii i ll IIIIII III upIttIh
M hqu V!“ You. now III'II him
and Mount mi. and VIII!" lIIt-wurIlIIi to
don! i‘l'lilit III from III-I IIurgIIIn Ir- III-III!
iu \l’dalIlIIuioiI. II III Ihtiift'iill to
itiiili ilIIIi NIIIIWIIli. line wuriltili‘ l‘cii
i'l'iltiili'tl in that lIIIIIrIIIItins nIIIi IIIIIIIII
IIIIIIrII "IlhI wutl to to don lIIrIIIIfiIII
i-I iIuIIIIIIIIIII and the lotus III the Not
it till iiiililti‘ lliltlit llIf'il t‘lltll'ltiit Ilili
Illiiililliliiii' l’fi'IIl will not b- IIIIIIIII
IIIIIIIIIIII niII II tlII- duty is prIIIIIIIIIt IIIIIIII
upon them
\illtlllii I.IIIIII l'lttiiiilililil
llir Awwinmi i‘rossi
il'ouiiinsttua lab 3 "Ill! IIIIIf- IIIIIII
III! ”II mart I! ItItlIiIIIIIv hill how not
wind but I. limiting good progress
it iI.III i-III-II I‘IIiIiIIIi in t IIIIIII the pro
IiiI‘int appropriating ”0.0M fol it com
IIIIIIIiIIp III .Iliost IiIII IilflI-roIIIIIII is-
inIIrItI iiii‘ I‘nitrsi “intro and i‘IIIIIII-lII
This was Mill iil‘fl Iiiii of the iiottm- hill
in the IIIIIIIIII
\‘ltilJI‘IN’f lilMl'l‘llul'AKii
t'lrI Associated Penal
\'il'iifiii but it th'wns Ii‘iriolrnt
IIIIiImIIlIII shock at lini. a town of
inland" early this mind. Incest
houses collapsed. '
Alfrde. Bans." or
cad..disii sthis IIII to cum: I
3 street. yesterday at t p. In. lir. Belts
was a graduate of the Center school of
Norwaiit. and completed II course at
Yale Business college. He was a vai-
ucd and trusted employee III the Nation-
al bank. of Hawaii. for seven years. at
the entl of which time he came a
member of the firm of Jon Hon-h-
kiss I 00.. where his energy and bllflir
I no. ability proved of great usefulneiis
to his associates. He was an earnest
ad is thful communicant of St. Paul's
church and for several years held the
onion of secretary of its Sunday school.
About a year ago ltll health began to
faii.~snd last winter he went to the
White Sulphur Springs In Virginia with
the hope of regal his strength In»
that mil and ous climate. Early
this summer h cat in somatic Lake
In the Adirondacks with the same ab.
tool In view. but did not derive the boo-
elit he expected from the bracing at-
mosphere of the mountains. and he re-
turned home In II greatly entrebied con-
dition only a week before he died.
Mr. Betta was well known In Nor-
walk and highly esteemed by his many
friends and acquaintances for his gen-
ial disposition. his affable manners. and
his ltindnetis of heart. He was only
twenty-eight years old at the time of
his decease. and was called away from
a life full of usefulness anti a future
brisbt with promise before him. in
his death Nomads/loses an upright
Illiscn and society and honored rucmber
\ wife and one child survive him. The
sympathies of the entire community
are extended to his narrowing parents
1nd family In their and bereavement.
The funeral will probably be held
Tuesday afternoon.
use» 1'0 Ill nwaan.
nestle! In. Bartholomew 'l'riatram
other lotus in lat-ion. Ohio,
Mrs. Bartholomew Tristram. formerly
If South Norwalk. died at her home III
Marion. Ohio. on Wednesday. June 20:
from the effects of II stroke of pnrttiy—
Ila. which she contained on the night
of .que 22. since which time she has
maInI-Il in an itnt'tintu'inus condition.
lover recovering sufficiently to recog-
ilzc family or friends.
1111- Marion Mirror aura of her death:
Surrounded by those she loved. the
Iplrit of one of God's gentlewomen
IIIIIgIIII l'.-I Iliaht III the great unknown
ItIIi III-bile Ilit- IIIIIl was IIIII unexpected.
the shock was none the has III-IIIII'II to
Itixiourz IIuIIIiiI rs ill llit‘ bedside.
II‘rztttI-III-I IIIIIItani 'I‘I'istram “.Ih‘ horn
ti II‘IIIrliciII IIIIIIIIiy, tInIInII-tiIIIII. .IIIIII
til. MW. and \II.I.~I IIIIIIIII-IIIII-utly :I l--\I*
luys tI\III Iih )t'III‘N old :it the tlIuI- III
her death. She IIIIIII married III ilur-
llioieinew 'i‘riIitrIIIiI XIII-IIIIIIIIIr 2. IKTIL‘.
'I'II‘II I'lillilroli \t‘t'ri' born its ll i‘I‘tillil til
'he union. PrI-Ii ii and Estella II‘. litilil
If whom are living.
There were few more lIIIerItifui I'ill'i‘"
'izut i'iilil‘iit'lt‘f‘ti than .\III.-I 'l‘riatrntn, hII
itii’l‘li by all Willi knew her. her MI-
was spent in nu IIIIIIIIIIphI-re of IiIIIIII-Idio
Iappiu- i:- liiilliil'li to but iI-II SlII- ha.»
IlwIIys ili‘l'“ .II IlI-vout iII-IiI-I'IIr :lliIl
I\'(lrliiil|li‘f' iii the Presbyterlnti fII‘IllI,
IIIII was II IIIIIIIIbIIr of the i‘lllli‘i‘il of that
’IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII in llila IIIII (if H retir
In; IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ilI II arIIItmt toy III iii-I
Win: III-rIIIIl from her ilwll family Mr
IlII. 'III lilt‘ .II-III ietI' of husband .IIIII I‘liil
lren. “cloud by all who iIIII~w iIIIr,
IhII nlli III- liiiiiiwi from ii Ir iiIIIIIIIItIIIII-
II “law. but ii “ill IIIIII be it i'(“l~tli“'
ion for lililht' lI-ft to mount to know
dial the bright IIpIIiII III i‘t‘ith‘ii lltli’l'
‘I-IIIII l'l'bli'i‘ii'li for IIIIIIh on her,
Mr. 'i‘I'iIIiraIu. the bidet l‘I‘hlIit'lil‘i of
»‘.IIIIIII NIIIIIIIIIII will rIInII-IIIIIIIr. was
IIIIIIo yIIIrs tit-.II I-uituuod iu lill‘ IIIIIII-
IIIIIIIIIIIIII uilli iiarIIIIy therein. in ilIII
”My Work in Nlrlli Milill sift-III.
lliIiA'l‘it tiiI‘ .\lilri \NliillI‘IW Hitlill'
SUN
Sarah Miami». “lie of \tIIirI-III .I
’l‘iIIIquIIIIiI. lilt‘ti l.IIIt iIIalIt III her rrnl
iIIIIIII- ill WIIIII IIIIII t, after an tiiIIIIIIII of
IIIIIrIIi IIIIIIIthII \h-I: 'l‘imnutntili was :I
i:tliulIII r of ”In lItI ilurr .\'.IIIII. and M
Niil‘i'lll'ti lo .I liilhlilillii and one IiIIIIt‘I
‘III “III i‘iIIIIIIIII \i‘iikliinIIIt 'I“iIII ii!-
‘I l'ili \li'll iIl‘ in ‘11 :Il MI I‘ lIIlII I‘IIrIiIiIIIi»
I‘I" \i'I-H li'II" iiquiII .l'li‘i‘litltlli. .iIIiI
.11! 'Il i II'I‘lII it \‘i 'lititIl-I ili‘II ill
viii-Ii ’I'lIII lIItrIIl uill in :It lliI' Hill
Willi-tire Ill tip» iniiillI
DA" 0 I‘ll.-
A low OopsrtnIIrslilp MM for tics-
Iiuctins the Livery lusiacu.
\ III t lliili‘i‘hilHl IIIIII formal ymlIIr
IIIII lutIIIIII ”III II It iluultr. ilIII "lli‘l‘
IIIIIII iiIIIIIIIIIIII illill ilIIIIIII ii iiIiIIII
the tin IIIIIiiltIII
TiII- III '\ ilIIII uill be known on linuti
u ll.IuiI. 'il. IIIIII ilildiiil‘nfl will he
IIIIIIlIIIt II IIpIIu th t-Iitll' illfl‘iIii IIIIIIIII
while the Mil II IIIIIlIlI-II will be Hill with
II ilirltII' IIIIIIII of bore». l'liiililiiifl the
lliili to do lIIIIIIIIIII nu II larger scale
in I-IInIIIII ilIIti will! this. It t‘liil'liili' "h
'IllIiilltil all! h. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. and also
a lame harness llitll‘l‘ in fact. the new
“fill will iil’ttii iiillttiIlt and IIII-IIIIthiIIn
pertaining to horses.
itiiliiil‘ IIIIIIpriIIiIII of
m.-.“
our» ititINtIiI Iit‘r‘lt‘nlll.
tiIlIII IIIIIIIIII lI-IIIIII. No. III. N. of l‘..
iIItII IIIIII ted the following Mitt-rs:
t‘ t' It W, liwII-IIII-y.
II II I'IIIIrtII- M literate». ‘»,~
It William V limit.
M of W Wlliiitfli Till".
ii
“
1 I}
of it and It , R If. Smith
of l" .imopll H. Nflflls
of on ~ Joseph W. fit“...
of A. Willlnll 10M”...
o—Am
We have. a I" ‘(lNlIJ li‘ilr'i‘ERItlIat is a fill .r for $1.50.
“'0 have others for 45 cents
we use it"! ill! watt: soIIIIIAIII
OIEAI Issuer.
Nash St" IVanScoy,
II III. AID HIST Silll'fl.
cial Sale
..__..-I\|_._......
H Krieger’s Hillinery Store.
”m... . .m-.~—.~.—.——.—.» .—
200 Split StrawAlpines,
Black, Blue. White and Mixed,
At 500 Each.
For now price 31m".-
TRIMIED HATS AT HALF-PRICE.
. w.—..——»~.— -...- .....__...
H. KRIEGER.
Mshnckemo Hotel Block.
’_‘"
For Good Service
I.
l
OUR SHOES ARE UNEXOELLED.
ladies Osiartls. Mo to 83.00 liasea‘ thus. "a to “.00
Cents' Slices. us to “.00 Children's Shoes. m to full
lIadisI' and Osala' Iisyeie Shoes in Inst Variety.
M. H. GLOVER,
ill Washington Ito-ct. hush unruain.
IIIIIIIIIIIItIIIIIIIIIIIOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"
m Ilium NI Mill.
Mum“ 6 AS ill m.
. ”in W‘s-Inst" m m
AIIIIIIIW‘IIIIMII at Icon notion III twms III-II
No Dirt.
31.3 ..: niways My.
IIIII
lll
IIII-I In
i
Imam
IIIILI Lotti“
‘ ,li iI
, litt III!
. ’IIIII
iIIIIiI iII
I II Iilililf
ice Circa
Confétltioil
0f OurOwn I
Hill Bills iliD GHOGOLIIHS
Inlanlsdh‘sitll‘lflslh ‘
luau-ohms BAKERYI
too To ‘ .
DEKLYN’ S
21 Moist ntrcct.
Electric Fans. Electric Lights.
Telephone Ill-J
Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
We have paid special attention
to the new colors and have a
large variety of Iltsdgns in Red.
limo. Blue and Brown.
You are cordially invited to
call autistic lliciu.
Painters’ supplies.
(liasa. eon.
Painting. pots-thawing
aml decorating.
E. 3 E. GORHAM
10 ill“ I'll". Elli m.
hominid Cleaning.
Itltnssts iltltilt.
Pullers Hound.
SOFIO&CO.,
14 Knight Street. Norwalk.m
Blazon Soap Powder.
For \‘lll'i III iiIIIfoiloII-iuirlending gro.
III-nit ..\ N"'il III .. L'i Voltaire uwtilir.
lanai NIIruslit. lliI‘Nli YA “limit
In Wall nit-eel. Norunlit.
li.l.,li.ll.tilllii.ll.illimo'lilill
in IffIIIt .IIIIII- l. Willi.
Sill'lli NIIIIWALK
NEW YORK.
Jl\. i 33x. .’1 ifIx, t‘I l.'I, t‘I..'I.’I.
7..'.!I I. lay limit, lulu, aims.
hint-I, it PM. it hi.
i‘ \l ‘L' i‘I‘II. ill. 22M. 30L-iti71
Mon. .1 ‘23. .. 'ITII. ILII. four. I. it. ill?“
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A My l‘.‘.'.?.3x i..‘I."III. .‘I 17.x. lion,
i‘ .\l I. :l.. ”I'.‘ll, it Us. to iiil
lIiIl.\\'lIl NIIIW Iiillli l‘tlll Hill'Til
'Ntlll\\'\l.i\'.
A, .\l 11‘Iitlx. .‘IIIII. I: on. Too lions,
ain‘t. iiiiih. :IIIIz. iIIIIiI. IIIIIII. iioox.
i'. .\l i.'I-.‘I. IIII. :IIIII. :iI-L'II. :zztIIx.
i".'\ lIIII, titer. .‘.III,:I.. hitti‘, 11.03.
Hut. sum, it ilu
HI'NIIAI‘S.
.i. M. irriia. doll. 7.1m,
l' M. IwiiJiIi.
I.|I:.\\'Ii ritiil‘l‘ll Ntiit\\'.\l.K l-‘tili
Nl-iw i|\\'h‘.‘N.
.i \l- i tilt I unit. I: ;:II. fill. it“,
Ilils. lot: It. limit. ”it:
P hi lilut'x‘ LI" Minx. ill. Ml.
d2}. tun. ittlfia r I‘-. it I
ilIiIlgIIpIIrt iii addition to show. p.
st. 1M8. huts. ill.
' illiNIiAYll.
A. ”wills. halts. m. III.
"C "#4.“. \
An I indicates apron.
NUT" Niliiii' iii! Ti) IIANlilliY.
A.lt.-s.sl.s.I‘ Inuit.
P. lt.~~i.t0. tso am. can
there than at Santiago. or even iln.
“£wa
Show Valli!-
you tiara and
. I domes w 1
American warships on n thin lam
Castle at Santiago de Cubs. the most
Important port In the. southeiuiern M
of the Island. Borne readers hsv'e‘
ably wondered how it happened that no
such castles were encounhsred st lla-
tansss. Cardenas and Clenfuegos.
The explanation of this recurrence of
the name Morro (.‘sstle. says the. Clove-
laiiii header. is found In the fact that
Mom means prdtnontory. Many of
the harbors of Coho are remarkably
isadl lied hays. opening to the sea
thro narrow channels. utility long
and deep. They are shaped somewhat
lilte a man's hand. with the fingers
more or less sprehd and the wrist rsI
dared in site. At Havana. Bent
and some other ports. one side. of
channel connecting the Inner bay with .
the It ends In a bold. rocky headland. '
The opposite point Is lower and less
mnspicuous. Where the higher and
stocpr angle of the shore between the
channel of thfluhor entrance on one
side and the open sea on the other is
crowned by an elaborate fort. formid-
able In the times when it was wasted.
this fortification Is usually and natur—
ally named Morro Castle. or “The Gas-
tio of the promontory."
At (‘Ienfncgon there is.no sneii fort.
slthoiwh the harbor is one of the
cal bars of the Cuban coast. i;
narrow entrance. One reason in Mt
the city In comparatively new. and It
has become a place of important)!l
the era when Spain fortified her A h r
can possessions with tho muslin. nd
picturesque stone castles which modern
artillery has rendered nearly useless.
Besides. the shores are much IowI-r
(I
loan .II on pillowI‘u
tic. Examine thrifty i
Very complete. P . .-
IIial bargain iii lint!
'IriI-e, 1250.
. tiered“
mood-.51».
F‘Qamtilfltancrt ctr-z
1.iAiiLliS at $30
Goods.1
\II-
"‘3‘
7 tr. i
I‘G‘I‘ON STREET
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in Rice. has plenty of room for
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fonts Columbia and the Quake . ‘
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