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total News Notes.
iiowurd l)oly is In New York today
IItI business.
Mitts Mary Raymond, 0t .Winnlpank.
is sutt’erlng with a sprained ankle.
Earl, the young son of Edward Lock—
\\(‘0tI. of Wcatpo’rt avenue. is sick.
Miss M. F. Ackerinnn wnse
III‘IIIKI‘DOI‘I yesterday on business.
IIII‘
Mrs.
S I’i.‘(‘l
Smith Hyatt, of Kntheilnc
is sick with acute indigestion
\Irs lrcnc i). Wilson. of Brooklyn
in \le-iting friends in South Norwulk
EIIIIII though we are having zero
woaihcr thcrc arc strawberries in tho
nutritet, '
l’ecli, formerly of this place. is
\ihiting George. W, Collin, of Smith
.\oiualk.
‘Ioorgc A. Avison attended a. vulcn-
line dance Inst, evning Iii Chase‘s Art
School, in New York.
——Dr. Dick's cures n cold.
Mrs. James Connors, ol‘ Stamford.
who has been visiting With friends in
town. has rcturned'home.
Rt-‘V. W. D. Hurt, of Wilton. attend-
(III tlIII Chapman meeting (it. the Nor-
\IIIIII’ M. It}. Church, yesterday.
The llnliiilil it‘cbruury invcntory of
”to Boston Store in over and they are
it‘llll)’ to clean out the surplus utoclt.
’l‘lIIIS Snuuniuck Mothodist Church
i. ll; <"IIilit"li'i| :II-.tr to t' IrI_I “to mom-
lu rs to Norwnlk to IIIIt‘IIlI tIItI (linin-
IIIIIII tum-ling tonight.
'I‘hontns Fruity, oi‘ StIIVIIns Sli'i‘l‘l.
Intro n Vilit‘liiiii-‘i party lust. night III
his home. (Ionics wort-r IIIIjoyIId und
IIIi'I'csimI‘ontti were sei'vod.
Antongdliosc from Wilton who :Il-
It‘IItIi‘II tlIII (lhnpniuii- meeting water
(lily wot-II W. .I. K. iIIiIIlIIIII, Morton
()Illlh‘lt‘tltl :Ind II‘IorIIncc Gilbert.
'l‘iII- Mlsuos irenc DIIi‘mIIt. Lillio
lI‘IIrrIIil. Anna Milo Higgins and Mar-
ganIt Williams Will It‘ili’t‘ curly to-
:IIIIrI'IIw morning for Washington, i).
t‘. Afit'l' II visli at the (‘lliilliii ihvy
will return homo Monduy.
"Ilion'i forget I. M. i7. Bull, lI‘rltiIIy.
M.“ w..- .I. l'. (lot-riot, .ir.. lI‘I'IiIIlI Marlin. .lIIlIn
Tht‘ \v (I. 'I‘. [II IIHIII'S WIII “Hill .I. ('III‘II‘)’. 'I‘Iit‘lldtil't‘ (‘Iiiilli'ilylil‘, ‘1: I“:
tlIIIlI' IIIIII-tiiitt. tomorrow, whit-II was PM". II. .I, Munfon.‘ 11"‘1'.J6Ilml“\i‘
to buy.- IIIII II it It‘rlintII-I; \‘y'illiird tnv- ‘~ I , ('I “m” “- "I- {I‘Hv‘l‘j _ “Q",
"will “."V'i‘" th» lln|i05 \Vldilnu m it. I\, NIIIi'I-IIIIIII. It. I.)\I‘d.utd. Inn
Minot IIII‘ MII‘VIt't’H to InI lttIlll lit iiiII “"1“ \\. ‘5 "Film-r”..- 1‘ ]."‘l9;l"(,i"“'
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Adjiitzuit tlIInIIriIl t‘ulII Iiilh' Itltttuim. IIIHIIIIII, ltostnnz, II. \‘\. Iy’lil:Ilil‘I.i. hilt-ll:
Id HI-I-uoztnt Vl'illinm IItIWtIt'Ii. III' Now "I'm' Mil”: In! ' R”?I‘.j“"‘”m,m,' Q
illirI n. ill‘ -oIIIi lioniciitint ot‘ ('IIIIIIIIIIIy |"“I"_“I II...I. I""’“"- “3““ _””‘,'l‘“; I; ..
It. b‘III-ond ItIIulmi-nt, with i'iliik l’I'oIII ’If‘i‘II‘. ”liltll‘li'ltlul. IV. .1. W. I: III“;
llct-i-IIIIIIII' fill, lilti’I; VIIII- III-I-III- [Ii‘tir I‘If‘IHP“: 'I- Ii. Inititiun. h‘v‘l“"‘1'“- “_-
“um.” \‘i. htII-IIIIII. Itul'tuio; II. S.‘ “II'IIIII‘I
' __..- _.._.__._. ilnrtt‘urtl; .l. 'I‘. liunhui', (‘IIII'tiKIiJ A.
A “gular lint-linens martini; of H... W, llnvin. Norwich, “'III'II Iii tho iIotI-l
listt I"Illi:iIH'i'II' AIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII was III-Id
Illbl III-union In Control I.IIIIotI I.)’t'i‘l|lli.
Itouttno Iiilillt‘l‘I-i woro II'IIIIiIiltllt‘iI find
It slight tituundmont to tho bylaws
\VIIH tilt-II-ttIoItIIi. *
'l‘lIII iiit'IiiIit‘l’N of ”NH“? CIIIIIIIN‘. NU.
:lil, It. A. M., tire InvliI-Il to IIitt-nti
the molding of .lortnnilcm Chapter III
IlrlIlIzI-noit iotnori ow IIVt-niug nnd wit
IllIi‘H the working of the. Round Al'rll
IlIIuII-II 'l‘itv train louvou South Nor
walk at 'I‘:I.'I o‘clock. .
i.IIIlIoII, road this ctttuioguo oi'
clIIIrI.tII4 IIi‘lKht eyed. glowing chookn.
IIIII lint-I n iIIIIlthIII skin without n idem.
lull. in short. perfect health. For Inna
with evcry put-kitge Holllutcr'n ltocky
Mountain Ten. 35 canto. Pluto ed' II
Drug Store.
John .1. Warren, formerly proprie-
tor of the Old Well Laundry. who
Iomnvett to Patchosue. L. l.. the first
of the your was among trioutia In
South Norwuik. youtordny. Mr. War-
l‘t‘Ii canto across to Bridgeport on tho
lIoIIt tutti then drove, to South Norwallt.
Ilt‘ moot-III the roads.” helm; in butt
tuition for driving.
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Joe McMahon. it! Booth Notwullt.
Intuit last (wooing fit on entertainment
given by Court on outlook. Forrester
of America. “1‘11““!le Iioil livldgo-
port. Mr. MIIM hit woo royally on:
tertntncd. 'ai‘ho 7 to on Telegram
toys of him: “ I;McMahon. at
Booth Norwaltt. ' tell baritone
stinger, Itetixhtoti - ‘ u singing oi
the chm-tines oil Inn“
by the orchoiitr i
”Inducing played
[on little
Thou LMCIWi in ,
in my «amulet _
sort In! by lull . it
Tonic Llitlti
. )IiiI'Ht'ilIiil'H.
. . nod troutaora ht very small prices
at Bogora & Slovenia
m I
jihad and oil other kinds of fresh
fish at Cutbtll‘s. Hue ud.
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Bountiful black dress goods at Triu-
train III iiy'utts. See ad.
Mrtt lirndloy Kcith. of Winnlptiult.
in IIIIley IIIIIochlIIu trout ti lung IIIIII
III‘HII
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.. "to. colour“.
“A lii'W Itiinuuor t‘ItIIIi,
Iduth. ul III‘IIII'H. lino IId.
. (hid, it
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
i‘or I'III‘tIIIII'
The railway IIIIIn worn out urirly to-
”‘Iiuy to clean lhc ruilu which wcrII
co ovcrotl with sleet.
John Sniftcn. at Wall strcot. IS very
low tit. his homo. He Its not expected
to live much longer.
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Fred Herreshoi'f. of New York. on-
tertnincd n nutnlIL-t of the.I Hat-Intiom
students at his home III tlIII metropo
lis. yenterdtiy. .
The worhcar ol' the Connecticut l'ttillI
way and Lighting Company was out
this morning. rcpnlring a brunk in Uit‘
trollcy wire on Muln strcut.
'I‘ho winter weathot'cnmo on with It
Silllil this morning. ’I‘ho tluIrnIoIIII-icr
fit Wood's drug store rcgisterwl 20
degrees IIlIove zero at noon.
Mrs. II‘I‘tItitIrick S
Notwnlk. loll town 'l‘ucstlny lot n no
jtlili‘Il at litiytonu lI‘lII MI i.va ii(‘
Iotiiputticd NH .Is for Its the tilt-Inn-
ship In New York.
Lyor of South
ISII IlI. Citiltlil'u.
'I‘he Milliiii‘t) Whilst Club. which mot
'l‘uosduy. Will-I (Intortulncd by Mrs. It}.
«Cod.
Ii. Muthewnon. of West art-nun. and
not Mrs. H. A. Maihowsou. of West
strect. Its Stiili‘ti yesterday.
\‘ViilIiir II. II’( land, tin? typhoid I’IIVIII‘
patient at. theI Not-walk Iinupltui. is
rusting comfortably. ills. lover IioI.~
not seem to Iit‘ running very high and
hi‘ has iIiid no irrational pm'lods its
yIIt.
A meeting of EIIIIIIInIor Circlc.
Daughters of the King. wus hold you-
tcrdity ut’icrnoon Hi 3 o'clock lit. the
homo of Mrs, Edward lIIInIIdlI-l, I2 UH-
lIoI'n ith‘Iiiil‘, East Norwulh.’l‘iiv invol-
In." with lot woik but It social liliii‘
wu: howl n2; “1‘.”
It llI'IilISt‘. t‘lil'l'tl). (It volonn uud S ‘int
Itliticu titu'toiis lltr. IIIINISIR tho coin
IIg‘tI of youth. It main-s you youn.
:Iguin. ’l‘lIIIi‘s witut II(iIIIiw‘I('I"i‘- Rocky
Mountain 'l‘IIn will do. do t't‘liIS, Two
or ’l'IIIIitIin. l‘lttistud’u lirIII,r Stow.
Ask any “.lAI’“ lhnt you may see.
Daniel Rum and IIIItIIpI‘y. whiz-II
pints Iit'it‘ lIfiI‘I-luuniv L’I‘Itn, for (ill!
niIIiIt will give tlIII Shukouptou I’t'iil‘i
ploy, lIuIIIlI-t_ with :I (IoIniIlI-le [Irodtic
lion and without saying It cupuitli
until to fulfill the din‘oIIIIIIt littl'Ii-l of thI
play. The pitiy ls Ht) oxarutncly Ionf—I
tlIuI tho curinln will rise at 8 o'clock
shut-II on ”to night of FI‘IJI‘IIIII‘X limit.
No iltmIII IIIII pcoplv (II' The Norwnlks
will IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII this trout and the .Iuilv
is to HIIII‘I IIIIII \VIIIIII in IIIII'IInIIo of tin-
]il:i_\'.
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.IIIS'I‘ 100
NEW Al‘tSUIIN'I‘S OPENED
tituttNi: 'I‘IIII} MON'l‘H OF
JANUARY.
Illi‘gt'lll IIuInlIIIr
month so for.
OIIIGN A’I‘ NOON
might Iprluln ii.
The.
South Norwalk'
1 Trust 00.
Saving Dotti.
thi- for nny
pnyti 4‘” a on de-
posits.
Gonornt Booking Dept. furnishes
chock-hook» free.
flanking Hours: ..
From 9 it, in. to'a p. m., daily
and, Saturday evenings from
'7 to 8.
alentllies
AnVery Snidll nyriooé. .
‘ February Sale Prices on all our broken lines of good Trousers
make it o ‘waik away" for hundreds of reliable trousers, and a'"walk
over‘ 'for hundreds of our customers.
Clean sayings of from 50c to $2 a pair on trousers for work busi—
ness and dress. all guaranteed for quality and ocrvitc, because thcy'o re .
all from our regnlhr stocks.
L 'l‘ hit-‘I' !'~‘ the way prices are cltppctl:
$2 TROUSERS. $1.48 $4 TROUSERS. $2. 98
$3 TROUSERS, $1.98 35 TROUSERS, $3.48
$6 TROUSERS. $3.98
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The bent of it is. We have all sizes, including stouts and longs.
and can fit any man up to 50 inches waist measure. Come.
... Take advantage of lowered prices on overcoats and suits to make
you and your boy comfortable this weather.
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South Not-walk.
Whitt sort. or II store do you ttikc Bilitk In?
One buys at n‘ "(Ihoup' utorc in tho Itnucknowlcdgcti
hollt'i’ limit the cusiotncr is flIiiIiIIOIthilil‘ that. gets the
best oi it_.. But. do you? And wlnn too into, the pur-
‘cimsc turns out lIItdlI thI unction _\IIu take. is “Well, I
didn't. pay much." It anything froth this store fails to
please, bring it hitch. llIIid us to our ptotitlue-“icilahio
goodo only, :It the IPIISI. cost.”
Buy (Int‘s ’I‘hnt‘s ('liIun.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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\Vc nt‘t" nourujusi :III
for us the iIIIIIrI-st It‘lil'I'IIItiX
or li‘Il‘IIIIUlII‘.
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Valentines
Niow Ready
At W. P. BEERS’
to who IL, Nor-walk.
6 80. Main BL, 00. Norwotk.
AND ALL KINDS OF FRESH FISH.
EXTRA LARGE LONG CLAMS
ONLY PLACE TO GET GREENPORT OYSTERB.
LARGE AND SMALL ESCALLOPS.
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
LIVE LOBSTERS SATURDAY.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market‘
Tel.108.
Tilt Need N Null; liltltlll'ltiil [it
36 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
To Our Friends und Patrons:
We take plontii N: in announcing thut uc nro rontly for business.
"IDVllill.\"l‘illN.. ls‘i.it)tl’l‘ltlt‘.Al.’ is our Itpocluliy.
As you prolinhly IIIIvo otnwrvod, Itthoroughly equipped electrical con-
trnctlug and county houno In this vicinity has been a need long untitled.
We too have thought of tltitt tnid on sons of this grnnd old town III which We
proudly heliovc IInVo invented om- iinitncns In It determination to meet this
hood-wand with your (Io-operation we will unococd. 't‘ouccoinpllI-Ih the end
In viow we the Itly udlt you to lot IIIII oervc ’you with Iui'ormntlon. cstlmnton
Inid supplies under tho hood or "itiVit’litY'l‘lIiNG ELECTRICAL" that you
mny need in
Free Delivery.
w..." m \
wmmo FANG I I .
mx‘ruaae I stuns
ARC LAMPS BELLS
MINIATURE LAMPS TELEPHONEE 1
HEATING APPARATUS SHADES
DECORATIONS BATTERIES
iNCANDESGEN‘I‘ LAMPS NOVELTIEB
o‘t'o‘ns REPAIR! ,
GENERATORS marina. arc.
A paint or tolophonc coll will bring our solicitor to you. or we will
he honored with o VIBII; hom you at our ultimo oi' buuinoptt, 30 Watthinttton
Street. You have the need—we ctm till itwletla not together. The point its,
we want your intuitions unit will nttond to it promptly after getting it.
Anticipating your favors wo uro.
Sluttorei youth,
. “MAM
Merrill Bauhaus College
OANNO'I‘ MEET 'I'ftiii DIIIMAND FDBQODNPMEN'I’
At jboot I
AT
ill. and Atlantic Coast Idnc, (ii-out
‘ Norihorn hid. General Electric and
llorking (‘otIl :1 point. New York
'lIItI prul‘I-Suioiiitin to lilit‘ililil mulling :I
Olde Fashioned,
liorehouttd' Drops
The kind made from pure au-
gar and trash. strong horehound
herb-“nothing also. A simple»
remedy for slight throat trou~'
hiett that In good to tulto and
iItHlIIII good.
to “All; I... FOUND.
iho lililltird Pharmacy
TEL. CALL, 15—2.
omomuouoouonm o
Maples Ill Goldschmidi Co.
(moot-pound.)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Onion In
Stocks, Bonds. Brain and
Cotton.
Iw-rtz O. Corbett Block. Io. Norwalk.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
W.\l. l. .‘"lltlu‘l ".i‘ iii: lit a In.~'l‘ht‘
owning stotk Iiidikt‘l today showed
\‘VIIIUIH‘HS of light soiling prousurc lti
thtI IIrtIrnlling i‘rnciionul doc-lines. An-
:Icondu foil 2 points, Northern Pacific
(‘IIIIiImal Sundiitiu, Autulzam‘uiiul (‘on
our and I’I-Itlilt Mull Iiiilllt‘ union or :I
I‘I‘IIIItiIIiI
\V‘Ald. S'l'ltlfl'iIT'l‘. it u. m,- .\ illll'li
Iit‘l oi‘ substantial itdrnnces wore Sill)
bIIilIIQtI for tho IIIIIInlnu array of loss
vs. Northern Pacific and Atiiulgtiinni
tut (loppur sold II point. nliow yosior-
day's cloning and Smelling and Grcnt
Northorn old. Hit. largo him-In; ot'
Iw'im'kx worn lliIIOittIt‘tI trotn nil qunr
torn stilmIIquIIuliy und tIIIIrII WIIS a pro»
Iiniiuie toll in plit‘tu which (how
Illilli)’ of tin» lI-IIIIIIIs ito'nmIn one niid
two points III-low yIIIIiI-I‘Idui' s IlosinIgfl
'I‘iII- murlwi NII‘lIiIIl‘lI :Imi IIIIIIIIIIIII dull
Ii o‘clock.
\\'.I\l.l. S'I‘RIIIIITI‘. NOOILM'TIII‘I I'Iilly
llii'I I‘i‘lll‘Wt‘tI otTIIriitgs nnd IIII‘I‘i' was
IIIIUIIIII' dip but “In IIIIIIHIIII was ur-
IIIslIIIl IIIt'm.I li\I’I‘(IIlI‘ lll’lt'I‘H i'I-.IIIlII-Il
IIII‘ III‘MIIIIII: low loud. The rim» III
II point in Ainniuuinntnd (“tumor IIIIIII-
In] to untidy tho iiiill'lit‘i. iIIItIIIIIId
IliIIIl mil IIIII'III‘I- l‘t‘t‘tH'l‘I'It’H tIrIIIIIIIIIIIIIl
int" nnIl ilII- Ion-.I lIIII-Iiin hury Itttd dull.
Ilt‘mds wr Iit'll“)'.
WALL S’l'lllIllIE'i‘. i ll. III.--—-\\'iIlI
iIIIIIllnu Ijuriuilod to nominal pronor
lions thorn was liiilu indurIImI-nt for
zit
protitnliio turn and In IIunseIIIIIIIII-c
Intmi stocks IItIt-ittuiod not iiiiii‘t‘ tlItIII
u trivial l‘ruriion iIIIthIIIII I: and t
n'IIlt'IIIk.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires or
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Ethel one of New Hampshire's IIIOV
onuyouruold daughters. III devoted to
the birds; She was enraged at her old
or brothor. whose hoenottt enjoyment
seemed to he to trap them. She blond
ed with him and scolded him. but all
to no effect. 80 Ethel tank It now
tacit , . .
When prayer time came the other
evening her mother heard thin thud
directi with the spiritual and motor-
iai we titre of the family" "An’. dear
.God, please Ii'tntttth all Willie: nasty
* trap! tori annual nuke Amen."
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“(in you I;
petition added to those which doalt
I'Imhul, dear." nail! mother, «ricott-
ink that log: it; It.
Coats; also Black and Oxford.
long and medium lengths.
value, at 39c. y . .
HEAD-TO-FOOT O
98 Washington St.
Our new telephone
$3.50 to $6.00; now $I.75 to $3.00. .
Broken sizes in Men’s Negligee and Bosom Shirts1
Goodyear Rubbers for Men and Boys. f i" T“
SELLECK & PRI
Film": and Kersey Ono
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it A on India
UTFITTERS.
I‘ "I It.
call. Ids-5.
and hope to keep the trade supplied.
Any quantity from 1 it). up, Zl/zc lb; 50 lb
Baby Chick Food. --If you are re: iIsiog
the use of this food. You note the rapid
pcriect. Sléc lb. for small lots; 100 lbs..
Harding's Successful Roup CL’Ire when
to do the work Box 50c.
Fresh Eggs (Strictly Fresh) ............
Case Eggs (Goo Cooking Eggs) ........
Better Butte. 27: lb.
Hope to be of increased and increas
LORENZO
POINTING THE WAY
TO MAKE POULTRY PAY
I am now in receipt of the second lot of Harding’s Egg Builder Rat
Continued use of this food in hon ‘
double the supply of eggs, over ordinary feeding as proved by expo lb
condition and the absence of bowel troubles.
cure Roup or a cold and can be used as a preventative as well.
Telephone Cali 26-4..
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s. $1.;25 100 lbs, $2.25. .
chicks get gratifying mulhb
growth of the chicks. their In
Growth is rapid and Mali
$2. 50: 50 lbs-I $1. 50.
put into water. as directed. will
Warran
..... 32o
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ing serVIce.
DIBB?"
Home Gathered Eggs,
Eggs,
21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR ........
MAINE POTATOES, BUSHEL .........
FIG BARS. LB. ........................
VIOLET RAISINS, PKG. .............
APPLE BUTTER 3 LB. CROOKS ......
WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT
LOW PRICE
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ANGES.
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
SO NORWALK, CT.
is for 25¢
FANCY CELERY. SWEET POTATOES, ‘SPINACH, APPLES AND
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0F SHOULDERS AT A V
. 49 Iron
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"Why don’t. you do mmothinx phi-
inuthrop to?"
“t'in afraid to ’I answered Senator
Sunburn. "It i show that i- hm our
money beyond my actual needs Minor
$an will be urging whore I got i "w-
1'6
hinh‘ «it. to do?
it to? Bob
‘ working hard to get
“Yes, but he's talking
The Maple: & (ioidschmidt 00.. Gem TEL. 143, EA“ "031?“ ,I.
mtsnlon Brokers. Swartz &. Corbett *_L~-_____m
Block. South Norwnlk. Telephone 153. ‘ ‘ ‘W .-__. ”“" ' -1-- ""“m
‘ ()iII-II High Low (fllIIIzII. An Ounce OI SRIIS‘IRGIIII
Alllttl (‘tIII' Il-I lid-“u Ilii‘q “III... _
I, t‘. n, lI'. (‘0. 4:". Ir. II III; worth a Ton OI”
I‘\"‘I I‘l‘w “‘4 I“ "5'4 "I" We reverse nintters— V0
Am. I”IN-- 7‘ T‘I‘i 75‘“: I4 WM ‘ ounce of talk—dust enmi'g
NIL SHIN-i iii-"I“.JI “Niki “31%: “35% oz your attention and a. bout to! 8
.\III Stumr tilt HS it-t Hill . . lion 0m coal is good to W
A, 'I‘. A} Si'. Ft'. III’I‘N 317,. “I‘ll “la/q “Tlfl'M-‘TION p1 oporly ”pk-kn}! " free. ffom
.\.'l‘. 3- I““. ll WW: “WI “’3": I ~ ' scrIIenI-Il true it om dust and , ,
lullo. & Ohio ”05;. ”0“,. Hill.” lilihl Inn-“[95; secondly, we“ '1) "
”III-VIII '3 't‘. 33' “5 33"“ 3“ hnIIdlIIIi III our yards; third
”W53 ll: ”m” “it 5““ 57‘": III 3% 5a: in]! wcinhi and III the low
t‘lIi. .\' IN: W. 2351/. 2:531. 332 22H 6 the market will permit. .,
I‘ll. (It. \Vt‘sl. 217.. 2lI ml. Inn. _ a...” 0mm.- .,
C. M. A" Si. I’, twill 183%} ”it! ISBN" '
Col, South. iii iii 34 III ._ ,
.\ AN , "to Daniel Kent
itirio lot. prI. 78%. my. 7st; .h'l. \u.‘ . Beavlew Ava? I is; N
(IIIii. IIIIIICI. 177 172% l7l7ii I721~1§I (I.
III. Ni. 175%. 17.3% 173% i’l'tit; I Branch Offices—Bridge D
Lou. & NIIHII. Hing, 150 t-iii 1,49 Worthington street bridle;
Mm. Fit. Ry. taint; 1201/. 12014. 12mg .stutionery Stone, Railroad i:
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M. K 'r. any. until. 35% than. «I. '
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