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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-02
IN THE LOCAL FIELD.


Nswtaar.
our village .ch,,l bas,,rs ra,t U.,d.,.
in charge III Miss p F,.b
I'll. ,,;r;.,..,. -.
IN ,t,. - 80" "i,s"S ntN' WeeA
~" ~ u'"H, "!.SP'a! AZ y. Ohase ; 10y
T., A'.eu'ioh ol members Is called to the
.r meeting 'a'"'ual al :. VI
Inc funeral OF Miss Addle Holland, only
daughter OF Mrs. Selma aud the late Mad
non ROLAND TOOK place Monday. Rev G.
n u 'ii''n 1I"'i"'lhS Miss hoNhnd patent
- ing au" 'eI! Palhiul s'knes7
u I. l,o''I 'ne H'nes' "' her brother
a"N " no 'l'e'' 'a'' Ia'I OF III carry winter
Rev. &. W Lawrence late Of Medheld
Mass has been IN town recently
Carpenters have this week begun work
on the Birchard house.
Frank Lowe has taken possession Of the
hill farm in Nevfane. lately bought Of X
Marcy Of Putuey The Davidson tenement
vacated los Mr. Lowe Is now occupied by
Mr. and Mrs swain. who move from Bel
lows Fall,
Mrs " 7 Bruce and her daughter Car.
RE. who va, seriously m m Toronto from
about March /. returned last FRIDAY.
The well-kpowu Gen. P. T. Kimball
homestead. ow ned by Hon VI II Twitchell
was .old ON Wednesday to +. \. Benedict
Of Atlanta. Ga. who will extensively re
model the house for summer residence.
BAILEY Miner OF Brattleboro made the
safe.
,9ulerNsor l /. nan wili ho'd public
euG'a,''na' ineeunS III l mon haI at 80
cl'' next tuesday evening. DURING the
- 80 - 'u'a'''" VIII Ho'u
,,' '''''
q, Inc ; pns oil lenPerah'e WI, meet next
AZ t"e VI VI
lrian,is,. ~, au 90 Ii ,ns n',Io,'oal an.'
go ,,,,a-.i@,' 90 =" ~ 'e ,'tiPie
ton I'm. R.,,.r Da, =" An 49, -,
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The annual meeting Of the Fayetteville
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-02

the blood aud mucous surfaees Of the system
They Oftrr one hundred dollars for any case u
fails IN rtrs Send for circulars and testimonials
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-02

the DutUer market n Just abol
the week previous and indica
will continue the same for anO
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-02

aSHtlniaEtsn.
Rev Lewis Grout will preach and admin
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-05-02

We believe that railroad will be built 10
this place within two years.
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business cannot carry ii on. Apply to W W
NEWCOMB, BrattlebOro. VI
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the Baptist church Sunday at II O'Clock A.
VI.
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propriate fo
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Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

GLAZING OIL.
The Standard Company's Refinery ut Lou
isville, Hy., Takes Fire-Seven Persons
Burned, Three of Them Fatally.

The Standard Companys Refinery ut Lou
isville, Ey., Takes Fire-Seven Persons
Burned, Three of Them Fatally.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, June SO.-Five acres
OF fire was the awful sight witnessed at
the Standard oil refinery at Fifth and c
streets this morning. The immense
structure was blazing at every point.
and the heat was SO intense that even
200 yards away persons were overcome.
Seven employees wero burned, and three
of them, it is feared, can not recover.
Workmen were endeayoring TO trans
fer a tank of crude oil into the refinery
vats, and unscrewed the cap, when n
there was dull puff as the vapor es-
capped, filling the air all around. The
gas, as is known, is heavier than the
air, and it sank TO the ground. spread
ing out all over the locality, and NOV
ing with the wind. Almost in a
twinkling it reached one of the sheds
under which there was fire. There
was fitsh as the iDa7nmable vapor
ignitec, and Immediately after there
was tremendous explosion. The tank
was blown 10 pieces, and the hundreds
of gallons OF burning oil were
scattered all over the great works.
A wall of fire three hundred feet high
and nearly five hundred feet long,
moved with lightning rapidity to the
other buildings. In less time than it
takes to relate it, the canning house,
filled with thousands of gallons Of
canned oil, the cooper shop. car
penter shop pump and engine houses,
the filling and lubricating houses, the
storage houses. the paint and glue
houses, ard 900 feet Of platform were all
ablaze and burning furiously. At tho
first intimation of the existence of the
fire all the men who could started to
run. Johnny Kline. however, STUN
bled and fell and sis clothes caught
fire. The men brayely returned TO his
assistance, but the fire that enveloped
him could not be extinguished until he
had been f-ightfully burned.
Three little boys, Daniel O'Neil,
Andrew and John Mcdonald, were
walking along the railroad track when
the explosion occurred. They were
slightly to the east of the
tank. and the wind blew
the blaze directly down upon them
Shricking with pain they impulsively
jumped backward and into the clear
space on the western side of the
track Their clothes were on fire
and they ran down the track with
the b.iCht blazes streaming after them.
As soon as the by-standers recovered
from tho horrified shock occasioned by
their awful condition. they I-Irsued the
three boys. Covering them with coats.
they soon eKtinguished the flames and
laid them under tree near By.
The buildings burned will be total
loss. The loss is estimated at between
$50. 900 and $40. 0O0.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
OLD FATHER TIME.

He L. Beaten in Two Races at Chicago
The Records for Mile and Mile and
Eurloag Drobea by Racine and leu
ton. Respective y.
CHICAGO, June go The 5000 people
who attended the races at Washington
Park Saturday had the pleasure OF see
ing Father Time knocked out at
two distances. In the second race.
al mile. that great California
colt Racine. dislodged both Ten
Brock and Maori from their proud 20
sitions as record holders a. that dis
tanoe. and without being touched by the
whip passed under the wire in 1881.
Ten Broeck's record Of 1920 was made
thirteen years ago.
The applause aroused By Eacine's
performance seemed SCARCELY 10 have
died away when il broke out again as
Teuton flashed by just in front Of Los
Angeles AMI won the cskwood bandi
can. distance mile afu furlong, IN
1924, a quarter Of second below
Terra Cotts's record. made in 1883
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
THE FAIR COMMISSION.
George NJ. Pullman Offers a Site for the
Columbian EKpoaitlon.

CHICAGO, June 3o.-At this mornings
session of the National Commission a
committee OF six was appointed 10 eX-
anime the condition OF Chicago's sub
scription list, and ascertain that al
least s., 00O 600 was bona hde, and
report TO the commission. The
committee on permanent organiza-
sion reported a resolution providing for
a board of lady managers. consisting OF
one delegate and alternate from each
State, to be recommended BY the State
commissioners and appointed by the
President, 10 be known as the Woman s
department OF the Worlds Columbian
Exposition.
A proposition from George Pullman
was read, offering 60 give TO the e1-
position GsO acres IN what is
known as Columbia Hi, near Pullman,
and stating that there was another sec
tion which could be purchased, thus az
fording ample area for display. The
paper went into detail, and suggested
for the transportation Of visitors the
construction Of two belt-lines going
north and two going south, and stated
that the terminal facilities OF the new
site were unsurpassed. The proposition
was laid on the table.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
CREAM og THE SPECIALS.

A. om la aealal - as aPpe4rsnee Il
xhe eholeE4 b1s bees issued
Al Norah Sevickien "a. sanazy.
gaaes B4rnett ssab5e1 Jos 0ot.fss 49,
luseaally kitted hile-
Maior Pznslz-. Bho H4s convicted o.
c3n glleisf a. tas ml1gars conspiracy
against Princs Fer3iRaad las been e1-
eea ted-
Tas atty -seeOE1 anniversary o. Queen
Vletorias c0r0nstloa mas celebrated
saturday b ssEioas enter gEainuaSatS ard
festivities.
b TIE Hrecking Of Missouri Pacific
passenger train near Neyada. So. TWEEN
ty-nlns psrs ons were injured. two Of
whom nil de.
~ NJ Farnsworth walked through a
third story window Al P@rkersbarg, IS
Va, in his sleep Saturday night and
VAS KILLED
The Provincial Government crop bal
letin published at Winnipeg, Man, says
the acreage under cultivation Is oee, 900
over that Of last year
Mr Parnell MAS IA years old Sstus-
day and was given grand banquet by
the National Liberal Club OF London,
a. which Mr.. Justin MccaFthy presided.
". L. Parker. an Illinois Central
freig ht oonduc shot and killed C. c.
Henderson Of Lincolntol, \. C., al Nc
Conb City, Miss. SUNDAY
West Darlington, the murderer Of
Robert Ober, AZ Cover, No. esea ped
from the officers by swimming his horse
across the Rapid river q mile in width.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has made arrange ments with the
Ohio Valley Railroad Company 10 se-
cure possession OF its telegraph lines.
Mrs. George B. Mcclellan gave a din
ner 70 the Count and Countess OF P..is
at London Saturday, Count do Para
having been on the staff OF her husband
during the civil war.
The negotiations with the Columbian
Government looking 10 4 resumption OF
work on the Panama canal have fallen
through and the bond holders have given
up all hope of any return OF their
money.
One hundred persons were poisoned
at picnic in Wichita, Kan, on Satur-
day by drinking lemonade, and one man
and three children died
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
m Tx JAMS sneArA.

f.~saas q tl4e BurAaasS - Nosa.
60 ON The ss~is'eA k44e
s.l.oss Let Afser - % Fa-
tsls ElxEs a4th fhs -
NV Yosk. June So "a An
.nee. whlch ARA YEA hei's - nirAt
fron Winasor. \. =, - a.
ersW twose2Den. Ia Aqslsauas
ana George Was we're
nart 81 the cre~ Nsr-
wsrian bark Aordo4a Uas
b,.ra,s A ssa on the mosEs fs,a :
The Nor1caP lett Lag 9nA' indies.
Nay &. with cargo g coss> cedar
wooa. she mas cofnm nmsnass .,'.,,tsin
Nelson. and Aad crew l.eteen
men. On the morning 81 - See-
ona Ohcer OTlofi olscosered anons
the cotton IN The hold. - were
aroused and fought herolck ..fnst
the spread of the IRE. iaSIAk-.t uo-
Uard ana envei0ped the rak .na
masts. The yard-aFm Of u tssr.en
mast fell and killed ING ct .rev
The flames rapidly sfA sna
TIE captain realized the A.less-
ness OF longer fghEing ass. IL
He gave orders % clear - the
boats. just then the miEzen e sell
and knocked three Of the crew ,he
sea. The others finally got a~s. me
boats and were adritt Tor Zoe l.ys
when they we're finally pickedt bv
the Norwegian bark Agatha iroNon-
don for Eau Nerte
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
NE ARE THE PEOPLE!
Il Round Numbers Our POpul@-<cea
l. Estimated al q. 800 90
THIS IS ACAlS OF OFER il,Oe0,OoO.
Eshlss sA0~ing the Sr0stA sf Thlrty-
fhrse II oar Frsasip.l Cltiss- Esp.-
mated Population 81 Cities ana
fssas in the Northwest
how w HAyE GgowS.

WAssISagoS. Jane 50 --SuP peri attend
ga, Of the Census Porter SAYS that from
present indications the returns OF the
eAuinsEatoEs vii shoN a tot4l popal2-
tlon ef tie United States of 6s. 5o0, 0oe,
against ga f55 Tss In 1854.
TIE ofheisl returns will all be made
out within the neat thirty days and the
figures Viii be known 70 certainty.
Tue instances IN which 4 recount has
been allowed are few. thoagh every VII
lage in the country which Is dlsappoiat-
ed In the outcome Wants another go
a. solving the population problem.
The returns froIp the cities given be-
low have been announced IN . semi
oficial way thus far:
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
.Fsfimated

ESTIMATED
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. June 30.-The
official census Of the leading cities of
Texas discloses the following figures
approximately: Dallas. 81. 500; San
Antonio. IS. 200: Galveston. IS. 600: Fort
Worth. 81, 900; Houston, 80. 600: Waco.
% O00: Austin, IS. 200 The city's cen
sas Of San Antonio. taken Is a check 20
the Federal census. gives population
OF IS. 900. an increase Of $500 since 1850
SAN FRANcIsco. June 30.-Census
estimates of citiss outside Of san Fran
cisco are far below local figures This
Is especially true or ali Southern Cali
fornis boom towns. Los Angeles falling
10000 below It's own figures. Approx
mate figures for principal southern cit
les are as follows: Los Angeles. 80. 600.
Pass.ena. 4.s7o, Santa Ana, S,s0o; San
Bernardino. 2.eoQ. Ventura. 2.3e0. IN
Second district Oakland leads with &C.
Go: Sacramento. p. 500. Stockton, I2,-
TOO; Auburn. g. 200. Grass Valley. :, 400;
Alameda. Il, GOO, Nalle jo. 1000.
HAnTFoRD. Conn. June 90 Returns
from tire census enumeration sho7 that
towns having in 1889 about one-ffth o.
the population q Connecticut give an
increase of nearlg us. 600 The State
will therefore retain its full representa-
ton in Congress and rot lose one Rep
resentstive. As vas reported recently
WAsHIyGT0E. JVNe 20 i be Official
coaut of the population or the District
q Colamb bia - announced by the super
iaten5ent of the census is ~ 7ss, 3
gain in ten years Of something over
- go
WAsHIv6roS. June 2a-The supefin-
iaten3ent ~ censas has telegraphea
Special Agent Bol5inet a. MINNEAPOLIS
recon re ndlnT . reooant q he fve dis
tricts referred - IN telegram from
that gentleman. IN which TIE lstter
said that srs 81 ne slr enuuera tors
Who were arrested hs5 joined fl -
teton which vas CT e rsT 20 Wash
irrton sssirE for this recount
PoHTEaVD. Ms Juns % The Demo
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

CHICAGO. June - In the lake. OF
Jackson Park sunday. a boat contain
ing Mr aaG Mrs. Michssi Saehan and
tVo male companions was capsized.
All succeeded in regainiag their seats
in the boat save S8ehsn. who was in
'air way 20 drown His wife made
f-antic grab FOR Rim. snd fell s~sin into
TIRE water. Both were 3r0Hned before
assistance could BE- rendered
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

CoLoRAuo sFRTE0s. Juns 20 A
party ~ f0ar ladies' fafrisgs whiie
stternpting 70 cross tfland railroad
- TIE Pass vas stfu > passenrsf
tram The carriage v.potishes an
Hrs CesRrovs. of Chir1 inetsat
~ kilisd Mrs wo Sswafk. y
=. received i-furies ehirt 81
died IN tEe hours. Ersof Chieag
lad bott iegs broker. = VIsor
O. tho saue c.tz. vas ~ bruises
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

wAsBrNeToN. June 3e-The Secre-
tarv of War transmitted 70 the House
the final report Of Captain ". l.. Mar
shall. the engineer officer in charge q
tie work. upon the location. plan and
estimated cost of constructing the Hen
nopin canal The cost o. the work.
with 10 psr cent added Tor contin-
gencies. is. for the main line, s.. o87, 5s3
and for tho feeder line. 81. s3s S9s. max
in7 A total o. g. e2s. eco
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

CHIctso. Junsr William -
Charles Boffbaut tbrotbess sees "a
and years respessiy. were drov,ss
In the lake beasn sirtesnfb 80
Eighteenth streetss O'Clock sr,s.-
night They versik ng along tas
dock together whs'hsrles fsii srt.
the water TIE bef jumped ~ f.-
the purpose Of resT bim ard both
were drowned
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
EISTMIIEEE.

CHICAGO, june 3o-Consus Super
visor Gilbert estimates the population
of this city from the returns now in al
LESS, 900. These figures undoub btedly
place Chicago second in the
list CT American cities, for Phila-
delphia does not claim much more than
& million. The list then stands. ew
York, first; Chicago, second: FaiIa1el-
phia, third: Brooklyn, fourth, and .ialti-
more, fifth. The following taS.e gives
the population Of tho present three
largest cities of the Uni.ed States for
sixty years past:
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
A eRlCKLAYERS AWFUL FALL.
william Fisher Knocked from an Eie-
vstor a Hundred Peet High.

EvASsvIL. Ind. June 90 William
Fisher. bricklayer. % years OF age, en-
ploycd in the construction Of large
smske-stsck. met with horrible death
at this place Saturday He was going
up IN elevator used 20 raise material for
the men. when one 81 his fellow-work-
men let large piece Of scanting fall.
striSing Fisher on TIE head. knocking
him oH the elevator The man fell q
distance Of over zoe feet alGhtinE m
his head and shoulders, breaking bis
49,
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

AsH1veToE. June %. In the Senate
Saturday The conference report OF the
p7sl-ofdce appropri alton bili was agreed
n and the agricultural appropriation
bill vas reported. aiso the bill granting
. pension q g. 2D0 a year 70 the widow
Of Major-GeBersi George Crook. A lsrgs
namosr q bllis Of minor liz uportsncs
were passed
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

NEr.UnG. y. Y. june 90 E3warl
Nonroe Doyle is a prisonerin the AL IN
this city charged with EN- hszz ing funds
smoaating - s.. o00 ~ Portland. Oregon.
having been arrested ~ bis home in this
city OF a warrant b-0aght here ~ . de-
tecsive - Portland
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

FoET WoRTH. Tsz.. Jcue - w Falter
T. Holman. president - the Democrst
Pabllshinz Company ard chef owner
of ere Fcft Worth Gazette. diel sunday
in Chioa9o. he leaves sa sstsss valse5
a. S1.eoae0
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

W8sHIraTDv. Ju8 Hon ~ n.
Dickerson was svof 80 uarr boz -
the House q neuf tstives to-dn~.
be IS ne successor q Carlisle frcrs
the SIKH Kentucky ict
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

VAEcEFVEe Kv June 20 Daring
saturday nights storm lightning killed
Jerry sssfles. his wife ard re only
ehil 4. thus anniailstiHc ne entire fam
ilT. They bad jest driven Under 9 tree
for shelter The horse vss also killed
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver aud Bowels, clesnses the sys-
tenn eheetually, dispels colds, head
sehes and fevers and cures habituai
constipation. Syrup Of tigs is the
only remedy sof lis kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt IN
- action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. Its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro-
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try il. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup co.
SAY sRsgc!sco. car.
LOUISVILLE. kY. ksH Y0sK. ny.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

NoUTB BEyD. Wis. june 30 ~ Mr.
James Hamilton ard his tso sons. sre6
s ard 10 years. we're drowned in trying
20 cross the lake. It is supposed they
were crossing log boom a. ths head q
+he lake ard fell in
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

OTTAwA Ont, June 80-cssnersl
Middletcn has banded ls his resignation
- c0unsu8es-chief q the Canadian
militia despite the dsnisls which be
gave lsst week 70 rsp0Tts of hls inbsns-
81 resi- lcnstlou.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01
BASEBALL.

Tables shsuias the STANDING 81 Inv n.
Of the Various Professions! ora
tions.
The clubs Of the leading hase-hse-
faniz&tions have won and lost gan
follows.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

We do business on n cash basis. and
can afford to sell a good article on a
small profit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

Prom the returns received by the su-
peryisors the population Of tae towns
named below is estimated At the figures
given:
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-01

PoHTEaTD. Ma Juns 30 The Demo
crsts q TIE FIRST 6lstriet. 81 present
represented hT SreaEe- Reed Ssrur3sy
Nominated 81 +. Prank fog Congress
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
.1EEsa. JET .I::s IN. .R.T T.E:srrTl,atrI,s. 3, Z, AS

WIN be one otthe prime favorites this
season. and we have secured Of them in
the following colors:
Vandyke Brown, Nut Brown, Ma.
hogany, Navy Blue, Indigo Blue,
Sapphire Blue Electric Blue, Scar
let, Cardinal, Garnet, Drogs, Of
Wine, Dark Seal Brown, Light
Prune, Plum, Dark Steel, Dark
Old Rose, Dark Olive Green, Dark
serpent Green, Dark Bottle Grcen.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19
l.O.pIl:Tl,.l..:Il eY'S !.

n p T. fUI
We aro acquainted with your prefor.
onces,. and are IN condition to sorye you.
'Wfo give you tho Fall styles in Y4s y3is a
DUNLAP HATS and SrErsoN HATS.
You know what they arc. No use Of
our saying anything. Our experience
teaches ps that il you cannot go, ..
E. & WIS COLLARS AND CUFFS:
You will wait until you strike q point
whero you can gctthctn We've koti' cm.
Two other things you have very proper,
~ become attached to aro 4 @55I, 3f' a
HHNHNl g SONS SHOES ssHND}
HIEGLEI2 BIs0 IS SHOES.
We can show you my style and Size do
sire when the cold blasts strike b you.
yonr thoughts naturally driftto Il
Cartwright &, Warner's Underwear
We have a very complete eiand full lino of
them. \. q. '.,ss Is N s 4 IS g}
11OTHIN Ct
Slfa garmentis ntmado up. exnct Is right
aud doesn't fit in every respect tho gen,,
tlomen 70 whom we nre at present direct
nndIwon}t thaveaits#s w 8 2say 5s hey cnryS ii
level heads. This however Is y to8s ans
nounce ttoS thems that WeS have d. line y Of
Eino Clothing N adet by tho
Best House InS Tho United Statess1
which VIC guarantee to 30 as we'll made q
ind MS ;poffeot fitting, as any B costoni:
made garment. Tho saving in, price will
be at least ,ii q 55Ss Vs.
7lUeptu-f Cent
which Is an item worth considering. & ff5
HIGH GRADE U N DERWI EA r.
The assortment in this department 4 cans,
not bc cqualed anywhere. IL is porfect, I
WHE MEDIC + Ed y III y ELS, IS S
For both Ladies md Gentlemen, ,we show,
lin al sises, md they ,ale very highly ro
Ladies' All Wool Vests and Pants
Are in Stock in all tho high. grad No
trouble will be experienced ia nrocuring
! my article under this hoad !, as tho stock,
4 Is very full, and assortmeuts larger thnii
usuaI' Y 4 3 ;S y 81 "a .5i 4
SILK. UMBRELLAS,
/ Of tho p,rest duality. Nav handle do
i signs. I. y. 35 3. 4, ! i$;I
BIZ 81 AI 81 .Is,, ,[l:5 4 T 3 s, Is3}
4 Spreads and Counterpanos, We show
an exceedingly Z! g handsome array Of these
i h,siVs h"uiVVsp' ~ 20 Il, 5fls II ,a 3. M, & s.
Il Buggy Robes. ,Irunks.iV VAliSeS and
Grips. ysS
UPHOLSTERY (, rs l,II B J. Z, s
WE heye .ho most sompl , line of Noys "
o!tiea IN tbs i}epprtmen we lliy9 Y p9ver
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1890-09-19

RHADOMOS, as you know, arc stands.
ard, wc show you ample variety 10 Sc,
/ lcct from.
aARMURES nre good value and uro Of.
ten asked for by purchasers.
SATIN LUXON mako up sapcrbly it is
y y prime tavoritc.
SATIN DU(ifIESS need no word Of re,
eomenia,ion from us; their reputation
'@ is established.
FINE BLAOK. We tako a special
bride in this class Of goods, mud the
& stock is now mp to the highest stand
ard. We show an elegant assortment
Z of
SILK Warp HI'etn,rii;e,ttttdys, H D,
a perfect goods, OF best texture Ono Of
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number Of grades, 6 &.
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brocudod and striped.
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