THE SCR ANTON TRIBUTE-FllTD AY, MARCH 24, 1S09.
10
FIRST REPORT OF
THEGRAND JURY
THUE BILL BETURNED AGAINST
SHANNON, THE BUnOLAR.
Ho Is the Man Who Wns Shot After
Enteilug the Stntlon of the 'Delft
ware nntl Hudson Canal Compnuy
nt Peckvllle The Other True and
Ignored Bills That Were fresanted
to the Court Final Testimony In
tho Spilng Biook Water Coin
nnon --Meiely :i Surmise as YeU
The- gtnnd jury iiruontP(l Its first
rppmt to Juduo Ai'-hlultl yrstenluy
mornlnir. In tho afternoon t!io jury
did no btpunesrt aftor J in lock, huvltiR
decided on Wi-iluwthiy t" obp'rve the
rnttlotlf holiday.
As told In The Tiiluin'- or VI mines
day n truo bill was lounil against John
Shannon, the butslar "!" " sh i
uftor tiiitoilncr Hip JVelnlllc stntlon of
tlio DcliiMiun anil Hudson fau(l com
pan. John mid IVter Toole, of Mi
nooka, wre Indicted for iioiniltiK a
pistol nt Charlo LjUilon, of th nunc
I'laro, whom ihuy airestod In the
Iroenwood mines fot altered cnuplio
ity In the murder of .Michael r Coi
vut.iii at Dun, on.
.lo-ipli KllpnlrirU, the hoy who irar
the imlleu mi much tiouMe duilim the
ilntT. was indicted for robbery, and
lus mother for ioppIvIhr 'Union poods.
Tho lolloulus Is the reiiort of the Jur
Tllfi: U1I.I.S
STATTTOltY Ut ltCil.Alt. - iolm
Sh union, nll.i.s .Inn i Shannon, ah.n
John Si.lllloU. M III till I'llpprn, pleu
l'Ul.NTINO PISTOL-William H.'kor.
Ann i Jl.ikrr, pro.: John Toole. I'etor
'tonic; riiathm l.wloli piom,
ASSAl'I.T AND l5A,lTi:ilY.--Jos.cpn
Smith, John Smith i . TIioiii.ih Hy in
M.irv l:nn. pio Wll'in Kllin. liurrv
rimolleiuz, proi., Jlm (I'llnlli i.m, Sal ill
Jtiinax. pio . inhibit Jlitiuv. Slain
o'llolliian. pro : . J l.-lla. Mii.
Junius McDonoimh. pro , h.iinnel t'ri
iiui. Onirics Whltli'L,, liniiiinUk U.ntio.
pro.: Jl.iMlin I;miii. M uy MeCoiivHlf,
piox.; Miiilin AlUn John 1! A'hton
jo.; Willi. mi V. I'lclmnW JI.irK.ir t
ISIihard-i. pioy.: Thorn. in t'oojw Thorn i
Mlllir, Jeeph 'J'tdnneh pie-; Miih.iel
(.murium. S.ililna Vntkint.. im.: S.mill. 1
Noril. Jci-i pli Jloltii.un inn4. Pl.nl.ik
Piitowrltl, ril.iiili, l).uiap.l;l Ai.drrw Dol
zlk, Mm tin l.exll-kl. pio.. .'.lax. lluteikl
Ht inley Hokoliiwkv. prm... John II.
ltoai h Cutliuilnc Hom.li pros., lJ. 11.
W'ntloii-. .Mleh.iel I'Hiiett. p'" , Car
mine Pi lmniileo. Miinrliitl l)i Ininnh o,
Mlvntoie V illnz.mo, i iom : John J I. mil
tnn. Sl.irpunt liiimllton. jnn. : Jmeph
Widil'ke. John Hie.in, puis , M.irj.-ai"t
Kelhy, Ciioiir llr-mili, pins , Jn-tph Tlp
l.uly, lldiinah Tlpl.nly. prox.; Put lick
Ilinke. Louis lb iwhkcitz priii.
At!ItAVATi:il ASSAULT AND 1IAT
Ti:rtY. .Mm tin Stoiu'.in, Jlnltni Chiillnt
ta. l'eler Dolsky. pios., Slo I.ichiiihkl,
John Slikn. jiriix
AbSAri.T ASH PATTKUY t 1'ON
1'riU.IC OKI'ICKi:. TeliM Zulli, V. A.
Siiirileint. pro
I.A1.CKNY ami m:ri:tvi:(:.-viiip
Mot.-i. Willliim .Mot. orrs.: John Ii:.con,
W II. rnlnman, pios . Chuiles Itllt-j
,liis,.pli !'. Woi Ikrr-i pioi.; All i Thomas
WiiNh, Alit. V llll.ui' .MiCoiinkk. pios.;
V'illle I.es. Sienii.l Hoi In. rios ; Chuilrs
'oneii!-l.l. Ueiil itnlii Walker, puis, II.
lillleiur. T S. lllltlllliR. pro; , 'liarh s W.
fctewnnl. Willaid L Stew.iil. T. S Hut.
tllinr. pios., J.iinis Pnii.iit, JoM-pli Hire,
3 ceilh Minifll, Al. 1 till iilll-ll pros;
Thoira"- lanhlon. T J Jtniie luo-. ;
M'iU AIfl, Joh.i Mell'ich. wh.1 Ch.iihs
MHidt loseph Hem nri, J.unes
Ciwliv, Casper Snydoi, Cpoikp Uoi-ciiz,
pi .s
IJt"Ul!i:ilY. .lohn Smith. Jacob Kll
ni in. prut. : Joseph Ktlpatrii'k, Mirtla
Onrrell, pios.
i:.Mltn'Ui:Mi:NT John Iloffmiin. S
N Sttehr, Jiros.; James Claik, James
tfmlth i ros
l'lllSJI HY. Ailolph BreschPl. Ilorare
r. I..ileli. pros.; Jlax Hosonbluth. I,.
Kileiitn iii, prot
I,Al:M:NY HY ISATLKI:. John T.ohot
k .loheph Kos(hiii.skl pros; Dmo At
illle John lb inuiKe, .Mlelno I H liln. John
Hodtiar, Andrew KoUb, Joan Iloiowath,
' HAI'i: Ailolph Webber Joseph P.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophos
phitcs is pure and palatable.
For years it has been used
for coughs and colds, lor con
sumption, for those whose
blood is thin or colorless,
whose systems are emaciated
or run down.
For children it means
health and strength, stronger
bones and teeth, and food
for the growing mind.
Baby gains in weight and
thrives when Scott's Emul
sion is added to its milk.
tnc ami 1 1 oo, all dniftgiiM.
srt)Tr'& HOWNE, IhtmUu, New Yotlt.
WoelkPtp, pros : Adolph Webber, .Mnitlii
.Mlllt i, pios.. Adolph Wtbbor, Joseph K
Wnelkt'lt! pros ... ,,
am-i.ixtj i.iQt'im witioi'P u-
CIJXSi:. -Anthony (Jtiloltz, atartin blut-
KN.s. Plow
iii:ci:iviNo f.Tni,i:N coods.-chii-
eilne KllputlUk. Jlnrtiti ailTiMl. puis..
Chin bs Watowskv. Martin C.nnell, pios.
MAMClOrS .MlSCllini'Jamts 1 limn
a, Seth Joins pios.. James J. Hokois.
S.irab Mm tin. piox. .,, .
THArnCKINtl IN' HIMISTi: U.Il
r.OTTI.nS-Wlllard .. Stewart. I. h
llnllllnu. pios
KAI.Si: I'UKTnNSlIrt.-Fratik Ueariin-.
Walter Soott. pros.; I. Waldron, Thomas
O'liovle, pto-. .. ,.,,,
DHFUAfLlINO HOAItHINC HOI SI. -Thomas
Sueenev Sininel Daw. pro- .
I'hlllp Tliomas, Mrs. Osoar Caiptntei.
pio.
uiNonnn hills.
HHItJCHY. -John V Kliby. II. Levy,
pios, to pa posts; John Toole, Chillies
I.Mlon, pro's., county pay costs; I'etir
Toole Chailis LmIoii pun., iount pay
costs, Stinlslius Mnrowskl. William An
derson, pros, ui pay costs; Vbioelizl Ton
in in no HomeuUo Conillo, pros, to p iv
posts, Louis I'niuia Hemenlio Coulllo.
pros, to mj posts; Slnlilslaus Morowski,
William HniKRls. pios., to pay costs.
MALICIOFS .MISCIlli:i'. Ann Kellv,
Thomas 0'.MalIe. pio.. to pn iots;
John Kellv. Aim K-dh. Wintfrnl irrlt.
Nora rianiilclmn, in ox . to pay costs.
Minn. JiiiiKttr Jt.iirttt, pio , to pav
LAHCILN'Y MY IIAILHi: -William Me
oosts, I'atheilno Hurke John Cos)jro'
pios. to pav coMs. Michael M.irushlck,
SP e Milu, pros.
AHSOX. Antonio Miimiotto. Mary Ilod
.slck, piov.; Anthony Tuffy, IttlilKcl Tuf
ty, pro. . ,
LAKCHXY AND ni'.CIJIVIXCL .lohn
Shannon, Mai tin Cliniell. pios., county
pay costs; '. Lonatymr, tleoijre V. Lot
ttrb.imr, pros.; ljtrl(.k liurko, Louis
Ibishkositz. pios.. Hiuiic tilro Coulllo,
Frank Morrelli. pros.; Joseph Hortowltn
William Hniicl pn., to pav i osts
ASSAl'I.T AND HATTFHY.-ll. S
Pinks A. A. MiDonncll, pios., to pay
ensts, Thomas Crofton, Annie Ciofton.
pn... cnuim p.ij costs, Thomas IliiKlies,
Sahltia Meijueeupj. prox., to pay costs;
John Mulmaik John Vlscovleh. pros, to
pay nists, William Yinilo. Atuliew II. r
.ui. pios., to ji.ij costs; Homeo Crayluno,
LiZle Ci.i7iano pro . lo pav ikjsIs;
Frank O'Hovle. C,ith"iine O'Movle, prox.
lountv piy iosts, I'uitls ( 'oh in, S N.
Stetler. plus, lounty pa conts; Ann
Cowlisky, John Dulkow, pros, to pay
IVWl
SHLLINC Ligt'OH OX Sl'NDAY.-P.
J. Cunwiy. W. V. Hoffman, pros., to piv
costs
SF.LLINC. I.lQt'OH WITIKH'T LI
Cl'.NSi:. Flank Sinn. Antonio Slsio,
Anthonv Yoikiiiias, pros, to piv posts.
ATTEMPT AT HAPU.-atter Will
iams. S.n.ili Jenkins, piox, county iay
costs.
,vic,ravati:d assahlt axd n.vi'-
TKHY Jack Nall, Pr.ink Snow, pros,
iount paj iosts
l'ALSK PUFTHNSLS James White,
Thom is I.awunee pio., to jiay costs
HHHAKIXCi ri:XCK JHIlps uiuif-n.
Hmlle Slntnr, AY A. Stuidevant pios.,
iount paj costs
FORC.KHY. Hern.ud J. Cummlm;s.
Mis James I'.all.isher, prox, to pay
"roUNICATIOX AXD HASTAHHY--CtoiKe
Hnirj lYnwIck. Xittie Hulealt.
pro to pay costs.
DHPHAFDINU POAHPrXC HOl'SH
Patrkk K.iiip. Maij Mining:, pto.,
county pay costs.
. SOUTH SCRANTON.
Soldier Members Banquotted by tho
Century Hose Company Largo
Attendance tit Y. W. 0. A.
Branch Annual Supper.
The LVntury hoso company fiave a
banquet at Natter's hall last evenlnK
In honor of tho members of the com
pany who volunteered with tho Thir
teenth lPKlmont. Tho hall was artisti
cally decorated with bunting, running
from the sides to a center-ploce of na
tional colois. The members, of tho
company and their lady friends sat
down to an excellently prepared re
past, girved In u most creditable man
ner. Louis Schwnss was toastmastor of
the etiHilUK and In a lit let address
told of tho noble spit It of natrlollsm
which Imbued In the heal Is of tho
younir men who sacrificed all ties and
domestic happiness to senti their conn- j
try In its time of need. Speeches were i
made by othors present and the gotdler
boys related tales of camp life. As a I
HttliiK close lo the eveiiliiB's pleasure
a rising vote of appreciation was ten
dered the soldier lads. Tho commit
tee In chni'Rt' was as follows: President,
Hmll lionn: Louis Schwnss, Chief
lllckey, William Schmidt and Louis
Scheuer.
O.MSUL
CURED OF
ECZE
CUTiCURA
I had im nttnck or Ercma, and onlcrcil a
box of oTldn of zlmi ointment. Tim llrnt
npiillcatlon changed the Lrzema to hcll-tlrr,
which seemed unqupm'h.ililc. Tli3 driinKlst
had used a r.incld cerate ami I wan poisoned.
A local pliMileiau did nut krhi matters, and
cer thine either failed to help, or initio It
womp, 1 wan Iwcoinlnp i!oierte, wlwn I
thoiiclil of Rt'Tlci'iiA 111 mi nil., and (lis
iiatcliod my servant for a rake of rtiTicunA
Ho.M' und a box of CiTlct'ltA (ointment).
Thfi firl applhatlon relieved iiaud in three
ttttu I trait trrIL
rri.APKi p. iiYArr, irnWi-rf "Met rout
Dec. 13, 1897.
hantiugo do Ciila.
SMthroarteiottliewnrM roiriip Il.e four IW
I'rori., Iknton. "Uo Lilian thi Wnt.tKcifnn "lrr
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
Y. Y. C. A. ANXl'AL SITPPHK.
The ntinnnl supper of the South
Si'iantoti AVnnien's Clulstlan associa
tion was served at the rooms on Cedar
avenue fiom fi to J o'clock last night.
The decorations of the rooms weie a
eredltnnle pi oof of the energy and tast
of the young women. Potted plants
and fein.s were seen In profusion, ai
langed In eveiy possible plate. The
tables were beautifully decorated with
roses and the effect was most char:
lug. A laige number of promiii
pel sons Irinii this side and elsuwliPie In ,
the city weie juesent. I
The following menu was served. i
Cold Ham Potato S il.el I
Cold Veal Si adopt d Potatoes J
C.ibbaue Sahid Cake
Pickles Hrc.id and To i
Hakcu IJeans
IcuCii.ini Homo Made Candles I
OF SCRANTON,
Special Attention Given lo IJttsl.
n ess mul Pcfsoti.tl Accounts.
Liberal Accotiiiiiodatlon-; 1".
tended According to Balances nuJ
Responsibility.
8lcr Cent. Intermit Alio woi on
Iutcrcat Deposits.
omiollvSd Wall act
Laces. Laces.
W8
rs2Mwxmzr&mMi
yjawtMnawrma
Capital,
;:;;; ; Surplus,
$200,000
400,000
WM. GOXNKIiTi, Prcslilont.
HKNUYDKLINT,Jr..VlrcPrc(.
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier
Music w a,-, furnished by several of thn
young women of the association dur
ing the evening and several vocal se
lections were leudeied. A laigi sum
was realized and the joung women of
the association have Just cause to ft el
pioud of the great success of the utf ilr
i The vault of tliU fount is
i tccted by Holmes' Llcctrlc
tectivo bybtcm.
pro
Pro.
IsaacLoDg
73 nnd 75 Public Sijna o,
YII.KU-IIAKIlll .
IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS OF COS
TUMES AND SELECT DRY QOODS.
SOME EASTER FANCIES
Women's
Top Coats
Ou Tuesday an application was
made to Judge Atchbald for a capias
for Shannon. This was Immediately
after the finding of the true bill. Judg'
Archbald luled that the capias could
nni he Isooieil until the indictment
against him was reported by the grand
juty.
District Attorney Jones said yester
day that lie may apply for a capiat
today as a matter of precaution, but
It Is possible a capias will not be ne
cessary, for fiom the reports he re
ceives from the hospital, Shannon will
not live to stand tiial tor his offense.
Xt'HS OK NKWS.
tunes and Kneller, of the Ontuty Ho.
tunes, and Knellar, of the Century hose
company, are 111, Arthur J) dendo' f 's
doing substitute duty at the Centuiy :
quintets.
Thorn-is Cray and John .McOown, of
Ashley, aie the guests o.' Mr. Patrick
Kane, of Cedar avenue.
James Kelly, of Irving avenue, has
recovered from u short illness. ,
Thu Htandaid Djui lug class will hold
their Hi. st annual social at Oennania '
hall this evening '
Miss .Mamie Kern, of C.vbnndale, Is
tin- guest of t mls on Peai stteet.
Chatles Judge, of Plttston, visited
friends on Plttston avenue jesteulny.
Pea Coal Deliveted, SI. 25,
to South Side, cential dty anJ centi il
Hyde Patk. Addles unlets to C IS.
Shaikcy, 1911 -edar ai. 'Phono Gili3.
M'KENZIE NOT YET SENTENCED
Ho May Not He Called Up Until
Next Monday.
"William McKenzio, the North Scran
Ion man who so sham- fullv neqUctcd
his famPy, v. as not calleu up for sen
tence yesterday, as was expected
! DIstiict Attorney Jones said esUr
i day that in all piobabllity McKcnzle
; will not be called up for s ntenee until
, next Momlaj
fiB
IS
Si
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Alanufacturers of
OLD STOCK
f in ii ii n iTTnormf iwhiiiii ixiiiih ii
IWfcifi'f ti lAilih AlVfT-ihitelir, lAHfjjtM
laS&SSfiSfeS
'"jXSii&Vl''l,,555?,!RB!l,t59J?M
wj v V' .iuKLyiwi L-irn
kmoaatmtmmmuaiknm.mtMwmammmim
An exceptionally strong line of fine Val. Laces
sale at our well known low prices.
now on
onnony & w aiiace
127 and 129 Washington Avenue.
UlAA
435io455fi.Niins!.,senim,Pu.
Telephone Call, 2333
I
YOU TAKK NO
CMAXCEi WITH THE
The name's from London and
the style's from Paris; and from
now until next winter there'll be
liardly a weeK that tne spring
jacket will not be needed at home,
in the mountains or at the shore.
A word about a few.
At S4.9S A jaunty reefer front
jacket of Tan Covert. Tight
fitting back. Finished with
tailor seams and lapel pockets.
AtG.ilS A Tan Covert double
breasted "dip" front jacket;
finished with tailor seams and
lined with silk serge.
At $9.118 Black Clay Diagonal
silk lined throughout, "dip"
front with circle corners. Fancy
Armour silk facings to revers.
At SILOS A Tan Uioadcloth, scol
lop finished ily front, and tight
fitting back. Double stitched
tailor seams, and stitched
cuffs. Fancy stiipe and plaid
siiK lining.
Silk Waists
The combination of the new
styles and our low prices are prov
ing as attractive as we anticipated.
There's a big gathering here, yet it
changes daily for our policy of
one-of-a-sort, dosen't permit of any
one style remaining long. The
(.harming originality of btyles, the
finish and trimmings are too well
known to need especial comment.
In these regards we set the stand
ard for other people.
Some recent arrivals in Black,
Colors and Fancy Silks and Satins
are priced at
81.1)8, S0.98, SS.49, $0.9S, $13.9S.
Shade Trees Were Destroyed.
Several years aRo a praecipe was. filed
In court In a suit against the Pcranton
Oas and Water compny brought by
Jlra. Belle Von Storeh, of North Main
avenue, North Scranton, but no details
In reference to the leason for lnlnglnK
the suit were given. Yesteiday the
declaiatlnu in the suit was riled In the
prothonotnry's ofllce by Attoni"s Na
than VId.iver and C. II. Von Storeh,
representing the plaintiff.
The plaintiff sues the Oas and Water
company to recover $M0 damages whit Ii
she claims is due htr by reason of
neglect on the part of the uomp my.
Plaintiff alleges that on or about Apill
20, 1S9S, a break occurred in the gas
main of the above company tunning
In front of her pioperty, situated on
North Main avenue, near Green Rldgo
street. The company was notified of
the break, but neglected to lepalr it
until the escaping gas had destrojed
two vetv valuable shade trees on the
piopeity of the plaintiff and materially
de creased the value of tho pioperty
thereby.
ft
3. M
:a 'caP
liest to bike .ill. r dnnn r,
prevent ili-'r- s. aid ii,;i
tlon. cure i nst ipai ton
Fiirelyiojrrtalile Ui not ?t r
m m gj 9 i
raa EJ Yi!r4W stNriffr i
KKJK HSR i
ihc1 ii m ft (T- i
a bHtiv
nr -.-.ni pin ' ill a I iirucgi.t. ; i i ,
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DEFENDER FIR: EXTINGUISHcRS
TIIKY 00
DIMNESS
THE
INSTANTLY.
Can be re-chaiged by purchaser
in two minutes, Throw a stream
v feet, t'licupcsl. slmnlcst, Most
tlcllnble.
dX
s
action
u
All
! telt by etrv pin chaser
of "Snow White ' tlour o
aie so eonthUnt of the grout
mirlt of "Snow White" that
we guarantee even eack of
It Wo know that if people
git
55
I'lour tiny will have 1, autl
ful lucid, ililli'ioiw p.istry
and tine gnlned cake. I'm
pie appieclate an article
thev i. m depend on and
they know that "Snow
White" is always reliable.
Grot cis sell It.
'WcOnly Wholesale It."
THEWEST0NMILLC0
. w.
ROSARIES
S. F11I.LKU, General
CC3 Lackawanna AM'nue,
i 4
n
AtrCllt.l Scrntiton
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Ciirbonlsls, Olyitltiit.
0$e$0$4
The Last Call
This is your last chance to pick up shoe
bargains at the closing out sale of the
STANDARD SHOE STORE
Footwear goes at the smallest kind of
prices this mouth. Your Last Chance is
Days Only.
this mouth.
limited to a Few
We shall positively
J Tuesday, March 28.
sell no Shoes after
Now is bargain time; don't put it off.
Standard Shoe Store,
HANDIEST STORE IN THE CITY
217 LACKA, AVE
Special
for
Easter
Made in Sterling
Silver and
with beads of
Amethyst,
Topaz,
Jet, Garnet,
Crystal,
and Coral.
ISAAC LONG.
WILKES-BARRE, PA
MARCH 23, 'OO.
That Water Company Tax Case.
Yesterday morning the equity suit
of the Spring Brook Water company
iiKalnt County Tieasuter Kelly ami I
tho county commissioners was resumed I
befote Judge Althbnld.
The following witnesses were exam
ined foi tho defense: Kx-County Sur
veyor A. H. Dunning, who made maps
ol the property It Is deslicd to tax. and
i the lollowiiiKollklals of Spilng Hrool;
township: Township Clerk Matttlmws,
ex-Fupot vlor Smith and Secretary of
the School Hoaid t'obb.
The case was aigucd by Colonel I..
A. Wati is for the plaintiff and ex
.Tudge Knapp and Attoinoy John I'.
Kelly for the defense.
CONTEST WITHDRAWN.
Will of tho Late John Faurot Is Now
in Effect.
The panic contesting tho validity
of tlui last will of tho lato John Faurnt
were withdrawn from the contest and
the will Is now valid.
The entlte estate goon to ills widow,
Mtt Maty Fiitnot. W. W. Watson
was attorney for tho will.
Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup.
Has been ncd for over KITTY Y1JAHS
bv MILLIONS of MOTHKUS for their
rnii,DKi:.v wjiii.i: ti:i:thin(5 with
TKltKIX'T Hri'CUHS. It SOOTHKS Iho
L'IIII.I. SOTTIINH tho OIIJI8. AI.I.AVrt
all J'AIN: CfUKS WIND COLIC, and
1h the bMt lomtdy for UlAHIUIOUA.
Sold by DiUErglstH In every part of the
woild. Ho kiiio and ask for ".Mrs. Wing.
Iow'h HoothliiK Hjrup," and take no otbtr
kind. TvNvnty.tvc ceiuu a bottl
Also Pearl Chains, Neck
laces Belts and Collar Buckles
and Silver Novelties without
end.
mM0000$
ENTIRE STOCK OF
0
SMEREFF SHAKES THE PRICE
the
o
WATKIN
406 AND 408 LACKAWANNA AVENUE,
COXSISTINU OF
4-t4f4-t4i'i-t-tt
4
MERCEREAU & CONNELLY
N
I3O WyomliiR Avenue.
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4-
4
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BUY
NATIONS'
PRIDE
CONDENSED
niLK
MaiAifiictuied by
10
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4
0
0
0
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Rugs,
Art Squares,
Brass Beds and
Parlor Suits,
Lace and
Portier
Curtains,
Window
Shades,
Poles.
4
4 4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
Carpets
Furniture,
Draperies,
Wall Papet
4
4
4 4
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Mattings,
Linoleums and
Oil Cloths,
Odd Pieces,
Chairs,
Furniture Cov
ering, Sash
Materials,
Fringes, Loops,
Etc.
Ask your
grocer
(or U,
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RECENTLY L'UKCIIASEI) BY
MR. J. L. CRAWFORD, AT SHERIFFS SALE
fUist be closed out at once. Building for rent. Fixtures for sale. Every yard of goods, each
and every article must be sold ABSOLUTELY. Prices on all goods cut to half their value.
Uar Watch dally papers for date of opening.
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