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jealousy ana rfurder.

SACRAMENTO, May 10.-John George,
a young Greek fisherman, was lodged
in the prison here this morning for
the murder of Valentine Maldonado
on Lone Tree Island, Sacramento
river, last Monday The trouble took
place about woman named Nellie
Dominguez, with whom Maldanado
had been living few years. He de,
serted her few days before the kill
ing and said she had gone to the house
of George. When he returned they
had quarrel and Maldonado was
shot and killed, the bullet entering
just above the heart. The woman
has also been locked up in prison to
be held as witness. Coroner Clark
will hold an inquest this evening.
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nIed on tno gfnit.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May l0.-A tele-
gram received from Roberts, Wis,
at P. NJ, announces the death, on
the north-hound Omaha train, leaving
Chicago this evening, of Commodore
Norman Kittson, noted capitalist OF
this city. He LETT his stock farm near
Philadelphia, Saturday last. and was
expected here Tuesday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-11
The Prexett Trial.

SALINAS, CAL, May 1d.-At the
opening OF the Prewett trial this
morning Coroner Nash was subjected
to long ross-examination, but still
testified, as in the former trial, that
Powers was shot first in the left side
and afterwards in the right side. The
prosecution then renewed the attempt
to get in certain portions OF evidence
which was ruled out by Judge Alex
ander Yesterday. The matter was
argued at length and taken under adj
visement by the Court. at which time
the court adjourned for the nocn
rncaaa
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Merchant Murdered.

GLOBE, A. T., May 10.-Informa-
ton was received this morning here
that DR.. Wahlen, a merchant OF
Wheatfelds, eleven miles from here,
was shot and killed yesterday by an
unknown party, just after he had re-
turned home from Tucson. While on
the journey with load Of merchan-
disc he was shot at by a party con-
cealed in the bush, but the shot did
not take effect, and it is supposed the
party followed him home and killed
him.
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Royal sufferers.

MILAN, May 10.-The Emperor of
Brazil is now out OF danger. While
preparing to attend mass in the royal
chapel this morning Queen Christina
was seized with fainting fit which
lasted several minutes. Since her re-
covery she has had no syptoms Of ILL
ness except weakness.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-11
Woodland G. A. II. Reunion.

WOODLAND, CAL, May 10.-Every
train brings more recruits to the G.
A. r. reunion. The Opera House
was crowded tonight at the compli-
mentary benefit. The Woodland
Guard paraded this evening. The
veterans who arrived to-day have
been shown the places of interest by
the reception committee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-11
New Font IIilIEine.

SAN Francisco, March 10.-C. P.
Huntington says that the Southern
Pacific Company will build a line
along the Sierra foot hills to Sumner,
in Kern county, in a short time, par
alleling the main line of the Southern
Pacific for nearly two hundred miles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-11
New TicIKst Agent

SAN FRANCISCO, May 10.-W. A.
Bissell gives official notice of the ap-
pointment Of M. j. Tourny, to sue
ceed T. G. Swain. as ticket agent Of
the Atlantic and Pacific.
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Emperor Frederick.

BERLIN, May 100. A. M-Emperor
Frederick passed a good night. He is
without fever, takes good nourish-
ment and is in good spirits. The
canula lies comfortably.
The Emperor passed satisfactory
day. He was in good spirits and ate
his meals with an appetite.
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cisco by steamer about June LIST accom-
panied by the First Regiment band.
Large camp-grounds of about thirty
acres have been selected, and the citi-
zens are making great preparations to
entertain the regiment. Excursions
will be run from San Francisco and
Los Angeles during the summer.
Gen. s. W. Backus, of this city, is
now in San Francisco making final
arrnn oamenta
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LONDON CABLES.
GiadstOne's Gallant words for
Irish Home Government.

LONDON, May 10. = An address
signed by $3.50 dissenting ministers
was presented to Gladstone yesterday
expressing their sympathy with him
in his efforts to reconcile England and
Ireland. In reply to the address, Glad
stone said that during the present ses-
sion, the Parnellites, despite the pres
sing needs Of Ireland, had RETAINED
from urging their claims and had as
sisted the Government to expedite
business. Whether or not Parliament
was employed this or that given time
in discussing Ireland, it was Ireland
alone that truly held the key to legis-
lation.
The Government knew that that
nation was without home rule and
therefore guided the affairs Of Parlia-
ment SO as to delay the time when the
ministry would be in power, pledged
to propose home rule for Ireland. The
majority in the House OF Commons
thought they could go on for five
years. They put this against his life
as an old man, but the life of an old
or young man would not effect final
settlement. [Cheers.l
Justice would be done to Ireland
ere long. National sentiment would
assert itself The Tories plumed
themselves upon being defenders of
law and order. Instead OF maintain
ing order, the Government had pro-
noted murderous breaches of law.
Parnell was as much devoted to the
maintenance of law and order as any
one. Neither he nor Parnell vindi-
Gated the plan of campaign.
The Governments conduct had Gre
ated the plan OF campaign by making
law odious to the people. The object
Of the Government. seemed to be to
insult, exasperate and degrade the
Irish. As soon as the terrible facts
regarding the suffering in Ireland
were brought home to the upright
minds OF the people OF England, they
would unite to redress the sad errors
of the past. [Cheers.l
CURRENT ITEMS.
The Standard says that Parnell's
disavowal of the plan of campaign has
offended section of his followers.
The Sugar Bounty Conference has
concluded its deliberations and will
meet on Friday next to sign the pro-
tocol.
Earl Spencer, in speech at Guild
hall last night, said no one could take
exception to the Parnell programme.
The only course open was to subscribe
to its sentiments.
The Times says that the protocol
drawn up by the Sugar Conference
will establish a treaty abolishing
sugar bounties, and it is hoped that
the treaty will be signed in July.
At the Chester meeting to-day, the
race for the Dee stakes was won by
Scano, Merry Andrew second, Dor
noch third six starters. The race for
the great Cheshire handicap stakes
was won by Theodore, Deuce of Clubs
second, Candlemast third. The race
for the Ormonde 2-year-old plate was
won by Schreechowl, The Apple Sec
ond, Barbecan third six starters.
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Unhappy Erin.

DUBLIN, May 1O.-The trial of Dill
Ion, under the crimes act, begun at
Tullyvallin yesterday. Dillon is de-
Tended by Harrington.
The tenants of Scott and other es-
tates in the parish of Kildysart, coun-
ty Clare, have adopted the plan of
campaign. The moonlighters have
raided four farms in the same parish
because the occupants had paid their
rents. They destroyed property and
injured the tenants.
Exciting struggles took place at
Carmack, near Thurles, to-day, be-
tween a strong force of emergency
policemen and tenants, whom they
sought to evict. The policemen used
battering ram in effecting an en-
trance to some of the houses. They
met with a stout resistance, the ten
ants throwing boiling water at them,
aud assaulting them with sticks and
stones. Some of the intended evic-
tions were effected; others, it is be-
lieved, will be abandoned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-11

LEXINGTON, KY, May 10.-The AS
soclatlon OF Western Bookmakers at a
meeting last night, resolved not to ac-
cept the terms offered for betting priv
lleges at the Louisville races. and IN
refuse admission to any non-nemher
who should make book there. which
means open war between pencilers
and the Louisville Jockey Club.
INTEREST INCREASING.
LOUISVILLE, May 1O.-Interest in
the coming meeting of the Jockey
Club is increasing daily. The grounds
are in perfect order, and fully 600
horses Will take part in the sport.
Chevalier's success over Macbeth and
Autocrat has made talent more at sea
than ever; and a walk-over by w. s.
Barnes; entries in the Blue Ribbon
at Lexington increases confidence in
in the ability of Gallifet or Lion 10
win the Derby stake. 1t is decided ia
have the field free on Derby day. and
some 10000 people will witness the
race from the free field.
LOUISVILLE SPORTS,
LOUISVILLE, May 10.-Day warm,
track fast; attendance 1,5OO.
Glass 2:38, three in five, purse $500
-Rosemont, first; Byron Sherman.
second; Lezer, third. Best time.
2 :231a.
Four-year-olds, three in fve-Houri,
iirst; Five Points, second Fred Ar
thur, third. Best time, 2551a.
Glass 2;45, three in FIVE, purse $500
first; Richmond, second:
Kate O., third. Best time, 2:2S1s.
The unfinished pacing race of yes-
terday was won by DR.. West in
straight heats; Gray Harry, second.
LEXINGTON TRACK.
LEXINGTON, KY, May 10.--Attend-
ance good.
Three-quarter mile-Wary won,
Don Regent second, Princess BIon-
dina third; time, :1615.
Blue Ribbon stakes for three-year-
olds, one and one-b balf miles, two
5tarters-Cast Steel won, Montpelier
second; time, 2:461s.
For maiden two-year-olds, one-half
mile-Llncoln won, Leola second,
Maud Ward third; time, 80.
Three quarter mile-Marchma won.
kosciusko second, Volatile third:
time, :1534.
For three-year-olds and upward.
enc mile-Tudor won, Unique second,
Hattie B third time, :421s.
PDiLIco COURSE.
BALTIMORE, March l0.-Weather at
Pimlico fine; track fast.
One mile-Golden Reel won, Sam
keene second, Salvini third; time,
:43A.
For two-year-old fllies, II miles
Belle dor won, Maidenhair second;
,wo starters. Time. 2:19.
Three-quarters of mile-Harry
Russell won, Duke of Bourbon second
Brittanic third; time, :161S.
For all ages, | q miles-1he Bour-
bon Won, vosburg second, Bess third;
time, 2:OS14.
One mile-Lottery won, Sam Brown
second, Nellie r. third; time, 1 :46.
Seven-eighths of a mile-Bronzo-
mare won, Bella second, Valet third;
time, BIZ.
HANFoRD TRoTTING CLUB.
HANFoRD, CAL, May 1O.-The
spring races of the Hanford Trotting
Club commenced to-day.
Trotting four-year-olds and under,
best three in five-Entries: Eddis,
Bedford, Giddings, Minot. Bedford
won the first, third and fifth heats;
Minot, second and fourth; best time,
2 ;39.
Second race, running, quarter mile
dash. Won by Lowey's Springwater;
time, 2;31s.
Third, trotting, 2:34 class; best
three in five. Four entries but race
not finished.
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Encampment mt santa Barbara,

SANTA BARBARA, May 10.--The
First Regiment United States In
tantry, Col. Shafter commanding, and
a battery Of artillery have accepted an
invitation to spend three months in
camp at Santa Barbara, and the citi-
zens here to-day raised money to pay
their transportation and other ex-
penses. The regiment leave San Fran
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THE TURF.
western Hookmakers VS.. Louis
willie IOckav aUux

Vile Jockey Club.
LEXINGTON, KY, May 10.-The AS
sociation of Western Bookmakers at a
meeting last night, resolved not to ac-
c!,ept the terms offered for betting priv
lieges at the Louisville races, and to
refuse admission to any non-member
who should make book there, which
means open war between pencilers
and the Louisville Jockey Club.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-11

CONTINUED ON FIFTH rAer.l
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THE STEAMSHIP SERVICES
between Vancouver and Yokohama
and Hong Kong referred to in the
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Elisabeihtown News.


ELIzABETHTowN, March 6.-Miss Halle
Flowers, OF Harrisburg, is the guest OF
MIRA II. r. Shul'z, OF this place.
Mefsrs. All. Fletcher and Joseph Eyich.
erly, OF Maytowp, spent day with rela.
tives at Elizabethtown.
John Dewitt Miller, OF Philadelphis,
lfctured in the opera house on Tuesday
night to o crowded house on the Uses OF
Ugliness."
Tho public schools contem I ate holding
m entertainment at the close OF the term
and also the annual commencement ex-
ercises.
Rev. Gee. s. Seaman, OF this place,
preached in the ST. Johns Lutheran church
at Columbia on Sunday morning and even
iuR.
The death OF Miss Katie X iefier, who had
been sicx with sosrle. fever, occurrei on
Sunday evening. She had fall from the
top OF . stairway TO the bottom.
Mr.. Bert Hsekenberger, formerly of this
Ylace, but now living In Reading, was visit.
ing his frierds In town.
A surprise party was held In honor OF
Niss Annie Lsveriy, at the residence OF
Mr.. ]. b. Shultz on Saturday evening, q
large concourse offriends being present.
Ambitious candidates are basy "elec-
tioneeripg" for their respec tive Offices In
this vicinity.
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Meeting ef Master Carpenters.

A meeting OF boss carpenters was held
Ia Grand Army hall Tuesday evening to
clDsider the question OF an increase OF
wages for employees, TO commence May lsL
The wages are now SL75 per day. 1t was
c,nceded that these wages were too low, az
bricklsyers command 80 per day. With.
ont taking scy action the meeting ad-
journed to TUESDAY evening next, when
the question will be further considered.
There seemed to be a disposition to pay
- per day for ordinary workmeu, 81 so
for advanced mechanics and S3 per day
for men who can readily do work from
architecth' drawings. The proposition to
pay good ard bad mechanics the same
wages met with no favor.
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MILK Wagon In Fla mes

On Tuesday morning shortly after 0
O'Clock quite a curious fire occurred on
streetr. Frank Kaufman, q tenant farmer
Of Mr.. 3. J. McGrsnn, delivers milk TO
many customers in that vicinity. On
Tuesday morning MIR. Kaufman left his
team standing Tor short time, while be
was delivering some milk. In rome wsy
the wagon caught fire from the stove itcon.
tained and was coon la flames. The horse
was at once frightened, broke loose from
the shafts and He'd. When MIR. kaufman
returned, he found his wagon wreck, his
milk spilled and desolation everywhere.
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Yonnx Meme Dsn ocrs,ic CIuh

Last night the Young Mems Democratic
club held their regular monthly meeting
Twenty applicants were elected 10 mem
bershir. The question Of joining the
National League OF Democratic clubs was
discussed, but action was deferred until the
fullest possible details ere procured.
Resolutions condoling the dta.h OF William
l.. 6cbaefier were ADOPTED. A committee
wsn appointed to prepare Plans for the or
gsnixation OF marching Cub .or the COM
tpg campaign. The club row has mem.
tsrship OF two hundred. al d is in highly
prOspercus cordItI6n.
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Amman 0ntn

"The LiHe NugDeL"-Thursday evening
The Little Nnggot" will be played at Fulton
orera house by the sisson- Cawthorn com.
pany. The Grand Rapids Democrat says "H.
8. Cawthorn is one of the funniest and most
successful OF Irish comedians. ana Joe Cav
thorn IL hardly peg behind him as Dutch
comedy artist. josie tisson also shines as a
bright peculiar star as Little Nugget. The
part ia full of racy business ana ut no point
does she lag. One OF the most affecting OF the
evoning was her singing of the lullaby song
from 'ErmiDi ie.' with an invisible vocal ac-
compartment ana chorus. The quartette's
songs formed one OF The pleasantest features OF
tho evening"
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Held far Court,

Jsckson Pryor, the negro who created
great excitement in Centre Square Saturday
afternoon, by 6ourishing q szor and
threatening to Kill everybody, was heard
before Alderman Spurrier this morning.
He is charged with carrying concealed
weapons, resisting an ofiicer and malicious
mischief The last charge Is for breaking
q pair of handouts while under arrest
He was committed In default OF bail for
trial at court
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TsJaks ,he Place of s,,,ksrs.

There 10 ut pIe esent sirik Q OF cigsrmsk ers
- seven different factories in the city OF
8oston. Yestndsy a gentleman arrived
u this city in search OF men to take the
plscs ofshe strikers. He has been stopping
8 the Rohrer house and has met and
talked with n large number OF Lancss,f I
wogkmen. Ho Offers 70 pay their fares 10
'11osson and there give them jobs paying
1pm Is 10 sl3 per thousand. Hs has
I'D shout tweniy 10 80 with him.
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Closing Prices 2 o'c ock y III.
Closing Ptices'-S;So o'clock . m
New York Stocks.

NEW YORK. March 7. l:3op. m.-Money closed
at ~ per cents Exchange steaoy; posted
rates, o. ss9i IS; actual rates, u s5Isdt s5k for
bixty days Hs71sgi 6s. Tor demand Govern
ments suaoy; currency SIS, o. 20 bid ; a.
coup 81 25H 4k's DO. o. OGz bid.
Ihestock market opened weak on adyjces
from Europe OF the alarming illness OF EN-.
peror Wiiii.p, and during the frst hour there
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Chicago Produce NInrke,

CHICAGO, Mar. z, $50 a. m.-Marhet opened
Wheat Mar, 7oHci Aprii. $40; May. sOAc;
Corn-Apr.. AsKc Aprn. Iessc; May. ssxc
june. b21sc.
oats-Msr. 8Os May. s2c June. 8ikc.
Pork-Mtr sl8 50; May, sI3 g2}S; j uns, 1917.
Lard q 10; April. " IN May, 81 72Ls
june, o. u. " 's
short Kibs-Mar q e2]i May. u TX; June,
G22h,
CLOSING.
Wheat March, 75hc April. T5ykc; May, sCAc
June, s0kc. ~
Corn-March. 4sHc April. tsxc May, t2y.e;
June, 6Lsc. 'HN'
Oats mar. slHci May. 3lkc; June, 5 10.
sltO7k. '"''
LaId-Mar, Geo; April. q 81 May,G7s;
June, a IS. -
Short kibs.Mar,Gt7k April. u TX; May,
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Odd Fe,,ows' Omcers.

At Tuesday nights meeting OF Ridgely
Eucanpmens, No 2l7, l. o. o. f., tho fol.
lowing officers were elected Chief
patriarch, II. I. Spencer high priest, John
q. Donecker senior warden, Paul Carpen.
ter junior warden, i. q. Men'zer scribe,
II. M, d. Erisman trustee for IS months,
Edwin Il. Snyder.
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1hree GET Thirty pa,s Each.

This morning there wero but two buns
before tho mayor. They did not look much
a. though they were looking for work, 40
the mayor gave them job-where they
least expected it--in the workhouse for
thirty days each.
Alderman Deem sent James Dubken 10
the ~oi khouse for 80 days.
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rurnpIne Umcsrs EIs c,ed.

The stockholders OF the Manor Turnpike
company met this afternoon and elected
the following officers President, Jacob
M. Frsniz secretary and treasurer, j. w
Il. Bausmsn managers, Jacob Bausman,
Jacob II. Lands, Samuel BausmaD, John
Lintner, Abraham Bausman, Christian b.
Herr,
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nlxIfiNd fhA Qmcea.

The Carlisle city council-six Republi-
cans and six Democrats-met Monday
evening and promptly organized by CIV
ing an equal number OF offices to each
party. Hon. Thee. Cornman Dem was
sworn In as mayor.
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Sold sberffr's u is.

The Grae ffenberg Springs hotel property,
franklin township, Adams county, 100
acres and improvements, were sold at sher.
IFS sale on Friday, to Samuel b. Diller, OF
Lancaster, al s. $50.
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DEdTIiH.

pha, annie L.. wife OF Faber Il. Sellers ana
daughter OF George W. and Anna NJ. HenseI,
OF Quarryvile. Pa, in 3!d year of her sge
Funeral from the residence of the parents OF
deceased, at Quarryviile. on Friday, Oh inst,
at II n. m. otd
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HOt BOX DtTRys ITAfh
This afternoon Fast Line on the Pennsyl
wants railroad was delayed for some time
by reason OF hot box oi the baggage car.
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was quito heavy selling by foreign holders.
At II O'Clock values were down h0ik per cent.
The decline was recovered d later on, under the
lead OF St PAU, which was held up sharply,
and now the market IL nrm with the beat
dQuIes curreni
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Yesterday Lewis 8. Hartman, admiuis.
TRAITOR OF the estate Of George II. Hartman,
deceased, sold at private sale flfty shares OF
Fulton bank stock at Sl96.
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MhRhEIS.
PbilndeIphin Produoc nI.rkc,.

PHILADRLPnIA, Mar. 7.-Flour dull sales
2C0J bols Minn. Bakers. - S5api 10 Fenn'a a.
Family, o. 75Gpi 81; Western az, q COiI 40 :;
Western Patents, a 5nGf4 IS.
hye flour. % 60dsj 75
wheat-Mar., ole; April. osc; Nay. 92kc
juno, 9!lGc
Corn n,arcb. .tekc April, BIC; May. 5lLc.
Oais-MaIch, 1910 April, t0xc; May, iUl< q.
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Death OF. Nsa,y,sna Omc,.l

BALTIMORE, March 7-Mr. A. Sterling
Pennington, assistant United States district
attorney for Maryland, died to-day.
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p.,,,,,U par n, 4, q Tow, Rra

THInUHg T~rt H U1 TUWH Nru'
Yesterday Jacob Hatz began giving the
town a vtrmilion hue, when he put q
force OF hands TO work painting tho new
poles Of the FIRE alarm telegraph red from
top to bottom.
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CONNECTED with leIephouc

W. A. Reist h Co.. grecers, East King ar a
Duke streets. are connected with the tele.
phone exc hange
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TOWELlNG.

90 Pieces Linen Crash Towelings at SC ri
wofth 5c, Cotton Crash Towelins. ic u yar1.
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awe extend general invitation to all to
come ana see.
For the convenience ana acc omm Cd alton of
cur customers, we have placed ali these goods
on the counter and have made an Elegant Dis.
plsy OF them In our trimming department..
Come and see the Latest Novelties. we do
not expect yOu to buy but will be pleas ed to
chow you thI ough our stock. Our NEW BUT.
TONS WAkE OPENED TO-DAY.
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About one hundred dozen, some of which
FLOWS:
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BLACK BEAD ORNAMENTS.

OUR ASSORTMENT OF TRIMMINGS
This Year IL Better ana Larger than at Any
Time Heretofore.