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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
SOME CURIOUS ISLANDS.

From The Manchester TIIts. =.
The Islands off New-Gunca recently visited by I'll
william McCregOr arc apparently atols whlrh nn,'
been upheaved In post-terilarv times. hke ths re-,
~ thc solomon Islands. Kitava. or Nowan. mas al
aren OF five 10 six square miles and Is surrounue' o
n ringing reef The shore slopes upward 10 s.Ji
coraI wall 300 10 400 feet high ana covered "iti
forest From the 'op OF the wall the land dip, u
paioau 80 t. 100 feet lower which Is very fertile n
p"oe,ted from the winds In this basin all the propt
loo and from the sea the island appears uniHhiDt
The hollow drained by crcviccs In the coral rv
K,yoIowota tsawa and Iva Islands are OF IN" sam,
N, nation In Gawa the coral wall Is 50 abrupt INV
IL has to be partially climbed with ladders ana III i"'
the wall meets the sea Itself nearly All round
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
THE sorrru DAKOTA FUSION DID NOT OCCUR.

THE SOI"rI DAKOTA FTo1ON DID NOT UONUK.
Yanhton :. D.. oct. j.-Secrctary O'lirien, OF the
Democratlc state Central Committee. has forwarded
IN the Secretary Of state. us required by Law. cor
,iara,es OF nomination., made by the Democratic
state convention. This settles th', question: %
fusion In South Dakota. Nearly an the leaueTS Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
SECRETARY FOSTER WILL SPEAK IN TIE WEST

Washington oct. 5.--Secretary Charles Foster has
accepted an Invitation to address a Republican meet
ing NJ Chicago on october "a he VIII MAKE pont
~, aSdresses In Ohio Kansas and Missouri, but the
dates have not yet been settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
pocER O. MILLs's HEALTH IMPROVING.

corsic,ua Tex. oct 5.-Rogcr Q. Mills has almost
,,,rc,v recovered from his recent indsposon, anu
,e,s IN leave here the latter part Of ms weeh 10
al Ills Illinois appointments In forinahs oS"'0''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06

ave- Tomorrow evening he will adore, mass
meeting, at Wendell's Assembly Rooms. West Forty
fourth-st., between Eighth ana ninth SeIIator
herr Is forcible and Instructive speaker. He has
proven his faith by his works. shown by an empty
sleeve which swings at his side He Is personal
friend OF Senator sherman and has made a special
study Of the tariff and the money questions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Southern New-Engand. Eastern NewYork, Eastern
PENNSYLVANIA NcwJersey and Delaware, fair continued
cold; nort,erY or northwestery winds Friday
For Maryland Virginia and the Carollnas fair; colder.
For Weston New-York Western Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana Illinois Michigan. and Wisconsin, generally
fair; slowly rlsing temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06

OF letters warning him Of the still hunt" tactics Of
the enemy. These letters come from different sections
OF the state
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Preamble Of the first TarifI
Anti. Protection plank Of the
Democratic platform.
va dcununce Republican

MT protection plank Preamble Of the first Tarn
nen,ocr9,ic nlatforrl. act. passed July 4. 1852.
We dcnounce Republican Whereas 1t l. necessary
nro''t ~ a, a fraud up1a Tor TO support Of Govern
h. lobor - H. goat IRA. ment tn discharge ~
Lite ~ Tho American reOple tho debts the United
h, tSe beneft az a few We States and the encourage
sno,ars I, ~ he funda. ment and protection ~
.naai yrinc;,le Of the monufa that duties be
Marty that the goods. and
Federal Government has no nr'ohanoi.H pN
80 nj colIec tariff dutes alter first dav Of August
except for the purlose o. ncN eirulnr, uhc ~, ~
revenue only We denAS uut,S ii v hn f.Iov'
thai the collection OF such shall be a'd ON the
taxes limited 70 the neces Ing goods Wure an ~
stiles Of TIE Government cnandleS inpofeG inV' w
when honestly end ecOnomi- United States dru" shy
caly administered foreign port OF p"'',
Request ting my readers To Keep TINS pre'nloN De
g. tfar, SbaU in futura communications show that
In every In stance in which there Were ared"y eSa
manufactu lures with which foreign prouucts c",e lto
competition. the duties were - la1 aS 10 arn nm
engagement and pro'ectlon 10 ou' -, H., r.
ufactnrers and that many duties were lad ior thc
express purpose of raising up manufacturcs ana arr
cultural products that did not then exist IN the oeo
states. -. ~, r,ora,ord',
letter arrepting The Democratic nomination. ana plan
ing himself sarcly on the Protection plank OF the
Democratic platform. has been published sii'iii
speak Of II in my next. - 49, o,-,-1r, ,,,-prrc
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FACING THE CHOLERA.

Keep cool Tbs plague can't reach you II you 20 ~
Fight tps " s right time Cholera takes nois ana usS
It, deadly career Only when the seere.icns are a3ty aAa
whon the membyelts Of the stomach bowel, are asess
LOOK 70 THE sLGEErl0NS! See that they are
s;sase d,sestsn and ASSi'Sa Avoid unpe Quits s.s
% the membranes OF stomach bowels ~ with
DR sGKENcK's MANDEAKE Pills.
They all disease ana all poisonous mat
Hs They assure perfectly health! sa na.ai. sssseson;
ton. eVlekiy safely. thoroughly Keep head cool. feet
sCHESCKs MANDRAKE FILLS have been tested
n yany Sess Thsy DO isr the ssoMAS .
should be doae With drMns closets Rooms and tho ouet
person They clean and puffy the ianer house and pub
the aTen.ary ehannsls m perfect order 81, 81. sv,.-
once with the MANDRAkE PILLS. PUT the alimenr
Ary channels In order, end old defiance - Chvero.
In Cholera epdemie and all oherS Involving the liver,
stomach ard bowels Of prevchton aad cure stand
crrds 81 Dr. Schencks Mandf AXE Pills ~
yther agency remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06

the Democratic and Peoples parties were IN favor
OF fusion. but the candidates and the rank ana ne
opposed f.
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EVERY ARTICLE
ROGERS { BRO, A. 1.

ELECTRO SILVER PLATED FORKS, SPOONS
&C.. ARE FIRST CLASS IN QUALITY AND STYLE.
MADE FOR NEARLY A HALF A CENTURY BY
ROGERS 4, BRO, WATERBURY, CONN.
10 CORTLANDT STREET. NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06

The Ncw-York and Chicago Limited OF the New ps
York Central Is perfect In its equipment, speed anu
nnnnntmeEts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-06

W. s. KERR, OF OHIO, TO SPEAK on THE TARIFF.
The Campaign Committee of the Republican clnb Is
fortunate In having secured another Distinguished
speaker and expert talker on the tariff. W. . Kerr,
leader Of the Ohio state Senate Will deliver series oi
addresses at meetings under engagement with this com
mlttee. Tonight be will speak at mass-mee'ing OF
various organizations the West side OF the city, al
u Hotel Endicott West Eighty -Grst-st and Ninth
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ANGRY TILTED wRAIras.
A Boycott That Darkens the Prospect
of a Pair in Their Honeymoon.

A Boycott That Darkens the Prospect
of Pair in Their honeymoon.
From the Indianapolis Journal.
A short time ago there was a wedding in
spiritualistIc circles, a handsome young
lady, who is credited with tie possession of
rare msdiumistic powers, being united to
the happy man whom she preferred among
a score or more Of admirers. Fortunately,
or unfortunately, all of these admirers are
not sojourners in these low grounds OF sor-
row. Some of them are in that mysterious
land from which most persons believe there
is no return ticket. or course, no spiritist
accepts the Prince Of Denmark's dogma on
this point. and the young lady, now bride,
has heretofore maintained that her admir-
ers cover there" were great deal more
useful to her than those who remained on
this shore of time, for the reason that her
best ''controls" were these spirit lovers.
Since her marriage singular condition
OF affairs has come about. The earthly adj
mirers have accepted the situation, most OF
them even attended the wedding and en-
dured IL they did not approve her choice.
With the lovers on the beautiful shore the
young wife's friends say 1t lie different.
They are angry and appear TO have placed
a spiritual boycott upon her. She has net
received single communication from any
one of these departed lovers since her mar
riaRe, and, worse tnan that, Jney nave
formed guard around her and allow no
other spirits to communicate with her. As
the marriage was one of pure love.
wholly without mercenery consideration
on the young lady's part, at least, and the
limited salary OF the husband was TO have
been aided by the professional earnings of
the wife, she spirit boycott is a serious mat
ter to these worthy young people. Il has
already operated to make them cut short
their wedding trip. aud instead Of going to
housekeeping for themselves, as they in
tended, they have been compelled to board
with mother.
How long this malicious boycott may be
kept up is one Of those things that no one
can determine. The attempt to call elderly
and disinterested spirits as board OF arbl-
tration has thus far been frustrated oy the
departed lovers, whose earthly affection
seems to have been turned into an unrelent-
iInrr hatn LIZ
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POLITICS IN BROWNSVILLE.
Some Facts About the Meeting on
July a.

THoMAsvILLE, GA, July 26.-Editor
Mornihg NeWS: The report furnished you
by your correspondent OF the meeting held
here last Saturday, July Is, is misleading.
The whole trouble is this: On MAY - a
mass meeting was held here for the pur-
pose, as stated in the call of eeoting a new
executive committee and delegates OF the
state convention which was held in Atlanta
on May Is. That mass nesting, composed
OF not less than 500, went beyond the pur-
poses stated in the call and elected delegates
to tho gubernatorial, congressional and
senatorial conventions. Those most active
in getting up the call for last Saturdays
meeting. desired to undo the work of the
mass meeting Of May II by having the
executive committee Of this county order a
primary election on July So after seven
days notice, for the purpose of electing
delegates to the congressional convention
which meets In Albany on Aug. II. 1t was
so manifest to them that the crowd present
last Saturday Was overwhelmingly against
than that those who favored primary FOR
next Saturday withdrew. The smallest
estimate of the crowd which renamed In
the court house was 800, aud the largest
estimate of the crowd which assembled in
Reese's hall was seventy-hve. The whole
issue was one of expediency. Those who
that essential to democratic harmony and
success, while those who opposed a primary
thought such course was calculated to do
more harm than good. GOOD democrats are
on both sides. Many Of those who opposed
primary under the circumstances are not
Stevens men. They simply thought 1t I'M
wise from prudential political standpoint
after waiting twenty-five days TO under
take to upset what was done on May IL,
and that too in the short space of seven
days in a county containing about 700 square
miles of territory, 10000 population and
1912 registered white voters. There Is no
bitterness. but both sides are in earnest.
This is friendly split, but both sides will
come together solidly in the fall elections in
support of all democratic nominees.
s. G.. MCLENDoN,
ROBERT G. MITCHELL,
ARTHUR PATTEN
JOSEPH HANSELL MERRILL.
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THE TROLLEY WIRE DANGER.
Engineer Usina Not Yet Convinced

Engineer Usina Not Yet Convinced.
SAVANNAH. Ga, July 2S.-Editor Morn
ing Net0s: In answer to my letter Of July
q you quote telegram to the New York
World from PasSaic, giving an account Of
the death of linernan on the Passaic cleo
trio road. In the first place the telegram
does not state that the wire touched was
the railroad trolley wire or that it belonged
to the railroad company. IL it was the
railroad trolley wire the voltage was
only 500, and not 5000, as stated
in the telegram, for all the electric railroad
apparatus in this country is wound for a
standard of 500 volts, and the use Of any
higher voltage than this will burn the mo-
tors. While 800 volts is quite sufficient TO
throw a man from a ladder and indirectly
cause his death by striking the pavement
below, as SO nearly proved the case with a
lineman here only few days ago, still
maintain that the voltage used in street
railroad service is not sufficient to kill, and
can cite dozen cases where persons have
received the full force Of the current with
only temporary Inconvenience.
In one instance a motorman actually
tried TO run a car when the current for it
would have to pass through mans body.
In this case the victim suffered only from a
slight burn in the hand.
The effect on the body of an electric cur
rent is simply that of severe muscular con-
traction depending on the voltage Of the
current, and whether it is continuous or
alternating. There is also slight burning
at the parts of the body broughs into CON
tact with the wire and due to the resistance
Of the contact.
1t is more than likely that If the I'M
fortunate lineman at Passaio had been
standing on the ground instead of a high
ladder he would simply have been knocked
down, M. N. UsfNA,
Electrical Engineer
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South GeorRia COLLAGE.

MCRAE, Ga. July 2S.-The executive
board Of the trustees of the South Georgia
College met at O'Clock a. m. to-day aud
decided TO make Aug. 9 a red-e tier day ia
the history Of that institution. On that
day they will lay the CORNERSTONE at
10 o'clock u. N. az the c5l-
lege, after which the people will 70
to Fountain park and listen to an address
by Rev. r. A. Branch, after which McRae
citizens will set a sumptuous dinner. Work
on the college Is progressi0 az finely. The
Chattahoochee brick make a beautiful out
aide.
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U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULrURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
SAVANNAH, GA, July %, 10 P. NJ


To-day has been decidedly cooler in Mis-
souri,, Iowa, Eastern Minnesota, Nebraska,
Kansas and along the New England coast,
and slightly cooler in the North Atlantic
states and lake region The temperature
has remained about stationary Throughout
the Gulf states, while rise Of from % TO a.
has taken place along the immediate South
Atlantic coast.
At Cordele, Ga, to-day the maximum
temperature was 1909. at Millen $50, Amer
icus and Quitman 96o, Allapaha, Albany,
cambridge, Townsville and Savannah "a ,
Augusta and Philadelphia 96o, New York
city, Washington city, Norfolk, Cincinnati.
Jacksonville and Charleston 94', Pittsburg
and Knoxville go, New Orleans, Montgom-
cry, Nashville and Indianapolis 90, Chs
cago, Cleveland, Memphis, Mobile and At
lanta $50, st. Louis and Kansas City 500,
Bismarck 72s, North Platte 100, st. Paul
and Dodge City $50 and Omaha CO..
At O'Clock tonight cloudy weather pre-
vailed throughout the Mississippi valley,
from the Ohio northward over the upper
lakes, throughout the Central Gulf states,
Arkansas, Kansas, Western Missouri and
along the immediate North Atlantic coast.
Elsewhere clear to partly cloudy weather
prevailed.
During the twenty-four hours ending at 6
O'Clock D. M. to-day, scattering showers fell
in the Atlanta, Little Rock, Mobile, New
Orleans and Vicksburg, cotton region dis
tricts.
A shallow barometrio trough extends
from the lake region southwestward
to Texas. An area OF high
pressure, attended by clear cool weather,
covers the Dakotas. The pressure is about
normal over the southeast portion of the
country.
The forecast for Savannah aud vicinity Is
Fair, followed by showers; continued high
temperature in morning and afternoon
cooler Friday night; south TO southwest
winds. r. Ii. SMYTH,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
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A DEBATE AT DoRAvILLR
Col. Livingston and Judge Hillyer Ad-
dress the Dom ocrats.

Col. Livingston and Judge Hillyer Ad-
dress the Dem ocrata.
ATLANTA, GA, July 28-At Doraville,
in DeKalb county, Col Livingston and
Judge Hillyer, the opposing candidates for
congress subject to the democratic nomina-
ton, addressed large meeting tonight,
DeKalb is the pivotal county in the contest
If Judge Hillyer wins there he will succeed
Col Livingston in congress, and il Col.
Livingston wins he will very probably get
the nomination. The county acts Saturday
and interest is high throughout every
militia district. 1t Is believed tbgt
Cot Livingston's chances for gettipg
the delegation are better than Judge
Hillyer's. His speech tonight was the
same be delivered before the opening Of the
campaign. The executive committee OF
Clayton county to-day ordered the selection
Of another set Of delegates. This is in Col
Livingston's interest es those chosen two
weeks ago lean toward Judge Hnlyer. The
race is now between Col. Livingston and
Judge Hillyer. Col. Hulsey having to- day
announced his withdrawal from the CON
tacE
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FALK OLor11rNG 90.

To those customers who
have been waiting for usto
receive the smaIl and
medium sizes in the
Zephyr or So 90 Shirt as
we'll as to those who have
been waiting for the I'M
ported Cheyiot or 81 so
Shirts, we beg tic, announce
that in the new OTIS recently
received we have a splendid
assortmentint these sizes, but
from the trade we are hay-
ing on them we don think
they will last long SO that
they had better call as
soon as possible and supply
themselves.
FALK CLOTHING co.
Remember that you 20 in surf bath
ing, it may seem devoid of danger, but
1t is not.
Neptune Suit
may be the means of saving you from
drowning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-29

~ SAW Buugs yesterday as large as lie. !
thought you said he was hurt In street car
accident and couldn't recover
"Neither he can The court says it was his
own fault "-BostoH Post.
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''rHEREr' she said standing on her tiptoes.
II am about your size"
'On tho contrary" said the disconsolate
lover my slghs are about you, Joliet Heps.
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coming Back to Georgia.

GAINESVILLE, FLA. July 2S,-Rev. A,
B. Curry, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church Of this city, with his wife and chill
dren, left yesterday for bis old home
near cambridge. Ga, to spend a
month recuperating. his mother, ms
brother and sister, Mrs. Martin,
who have been visiting him, left yesterday
for their homes in Southwestern Georgia.
The Ocala oolored band came up and joined
horns with the Gainesville band yesterday.
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PROPOSALS WANTED.

PROPOSALS FOR STONE. MATTRESS,
L FAsCINE AND PILE WORK IN SAvAN-
NAH HARBos, GEoRGIA.-UHITED STATES En-
GINEER OFFICE, SAVANNAH, Ga, July is, 1892.
Sealed proposals for stone, mattress, fascine
and pile work in Savannah haroor, Georgia,
will be received at this Office until IL NJ, city
time, on the 30TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1892, and
then publicly opened. Specifications. blank
forms, and ali available information will he
furnished on application to this office. o. NJ.
CARTER, Captain Corps OF Engineers. U. S. A.
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REWARD.
MIsCELLAN EOUS.

TTLAT DUTCH CABBAGE. red top, strap leaf
II turnip seed fresh aud Just received at
GARDENERS, 11S Broughton street
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90 to BAKERS, corner barnard aud CASTOR
VI for finest Lamb and Veal in tho city.
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ct denotes trace Of rain or snow.
P.H. SMITH. Oh Iery5-. Weather Bureau.
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IMPERIAL beer and Virginia Rock Spring
= mineral water are sold by all hrst-class
clubs, hotels, saloons and stores. NJ. LAWNS
ESTATE. sole agent
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LNLOW Frs and Fancy Ferns. Floral designs
II for all occasions AZ short notice at strong's
pharmacy. GEORGE WAGNER, Thunderbolt
road Telephone 49,.
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LNOR SALE, a good paying mercantile bust
Il ness In small town near Savannah. Adj
dress q care Morning News.
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EOR SALE, fine mich COW cheap for cash;
n party wants to go away Can be seen aC
3elb,Wi lillian street
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
J. h. OPPENHEIM& SON, AuCtiOleGrS

viii sell at II o'clock THIS MORNING, at s
Whitaker street,
BEDsTEADs, BUREAUS, WASH STANDS,
CHAIRS, TABLES, CLOCKS. MATTRESSES.
PILLOWS, WRAPPING PAPER, BAGS, CAN
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TOILET SET, STOVES, SHOWCASE. CLOTH
ING, STRAW HATS DRY GOODS, FANNY
GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING Etc Etc.
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NOR SALE elegant city residence In best
Il neighbOrhood; price Sl7 900. Address P. o.
Box N.
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WANTED, 100 travelling statesmen TO sell and
w advertise medicines in connection with
other line5. Large commissions. Quick sales,
Write at once. BELL MFG CO, Swainsboro,
Ga
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old EEwSPAPERS-eo0 for Is cents-ar
~ Business Once Morning News.
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The Democratic Party of Thomas
County Aualyzed-His Hayward
Children aud What They are Doing.
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WANTED, ten good ice cream sellers. good
w wages paid. J. M. GRIFFITH. Apply
Lumber and Walker streets.
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IN0R SALE-A family leaving the city wishes
A TO dispose OF handsome phaeton. which
can be seen at CARSON'S STABLE, Abercorn
and Broughton streets, where he has also several
horses at reasonable prices.
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TOR RENT. from Oct, 1st mousse No. ff9 Cor
It don block; will have hot and cold water
gas fixtures. etc. Apply TO II. w. Way,
Morning News Office.
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&ZE On TO $3.50 90 can be made monthly
- - wv working for B. +. JOHNSON &
CO., 2600-24-6-e Main street. Richmond, va.
WANTED, steady and industrious women
w and girls; good wages; work interesting
and all the year round. PULASKI KNITTING
MILLS, 10 Williamson street.
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LNoR SALE. California clsret, So 80 per case;
II imported and American ginger ales and
beers. The finest stock Of Key West cigars Ia
the city. NJ. LAWNS ESTATE. Telephone
81