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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-13
CADY'S FALLS,

S. G. Town was in st. Adams last week.
Will Sherman has moved TO Morrisville.
Gay Sherwood is haying on the Goldthwait
place.
Fred Dayis is out of health and has gone
to johnson.
Mrs. billiard is on the sick-list, but is re,
ported as gaining.
Weldon Terrill of Andover, Mass, is at
home for the summer,
Walter Miner, who broke his collar bone
the 4th, is gaining slowly.
Miss Myra and Bertha Herrick have gone
to Hardwick on visit to Mrs. M. B. F. Reed,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Douglass have returned to
their home in Albany, he having finished
work for II. j, Lilley.
Miss Flora Terrill of st. Johnsbnry and
Miss Bertha, of South Hadley, Mass, are
spending their vacation at home.
C. b. Terrill and Elmer Douglass are the
boss fishermen, having Is lbs. of the speckled
beauties in the basket on their returned trip
from Eden, Friday. When are you coming
up, Ben?
School in District No. 2 closed Friday
June %. Those haying no absent marks
were :-Bertha Dow, Ella Towne, Mabel
Durkee, Annie and Mary Hicks, and Grafton
Herriek. Those absent one day or less =
Bertha HerFick, .Jeslyn Towne, Bertha
Potter, Genevieve Morgan, Alva, Clyde and
Stella Littel, MIRA HRRRIcK, Teacher.
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STOWE.

The village school closed last week.
Charles Nutting and family have moved tC
| Brandon.
| Mrs. Kate Peterson and daughter are in
North Hyde Park visiting.
Miss Elsie Adams, teacher in the Reform
School, is home on vacation
Miss Grace Melvin has returned to Benning.
ton, where she is employed in a hotel.
The weather is favorable and haying is pro-
crossing rapidly, with a fair crop in prospect.
Harry Chaplin, the little son of C. H. Cha
pin cut his leg terribly on Sunday by falling
on a broken bottle.
Mrs. Jennie Wade of Burlington, is in town
visiting She is an attendant In the Home
for destitute children.
Members OF he Eastern Star are invited to
picnic at Lake Gilmore next Wednesday.
See Morrisville locals.
Potatoes are selling at so cents per bushel,
eggs at / ) cents per dozen, live pork cents,
and butter according to flavor, etc.
The steam sawmill and large amount of
lumber of c. f. and F. o. Burt of the Hollow,
was consumed by fire on Friday evening.
Mrs. Irving, father and son, are arranging
to move to Burlington where are offered bet
ter facilities for educating the young man.
Dr. and Mrs Church started on Monday for
Nantucket, he to return in a few days, and
Sne TO remain 1Of u UlIne OH dc'ouhG vi heT
health.
The death of Miss Josie Fuller occurred last
week She had been long sick with consump-
ton and her death was not unexpected. The
funeral services were held on Friday.
DR.. Geo. M. Albee Il graduate of the N. Y.
Medical College, of three years practice has
been assisting DR.. Church for the last few
weeks and will take charge of his practice dur
ing his absence.
The enteri ainment given at the town hall
Friday night by the pupils of Prof ElmOres
Morrisvlle dancing class is very highly spo-
ken of, and would have been more literally
attended had it been more thoroughly adver-
tsed.
Edward P. Drew. son of Rev. S. F. Drew,
was recently married at st. Joseph, Mo-,
years, TO Miss Julia r. Nestel. After visiting
his parents q short time they expect to sail
for Germany, where he will consinue his
studies
The new post-office is all right. clean and
well ordered, but we hear complaints about
the crowd of men and boys around the plat
form in the early evening. No harm is meant
by anyone, but it is nevertheless embarrass-
ing to ladies who have occasion to call at the
office at that time.
We had quite freshet in the west part of
the town on Monday afternoon of last week.
The Friday before the good people of that
section met with the most severe hail storm
ever known by them The two storms have
nearly ruined their crops, injured roads and
carried away bridges. They are truly and
sorely afflicted by these vistations of Provi-
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Every patriotic citizen will rejoice
that the reports from President
Cleveland note continued improve,
ment in health and that the rumors
of his serious illness prove to be un-
founded. Apart from the solicitude
that would be universally felt at any
time for the health of the chief mag.
istrate of the nation and one who
has rendered distinguished services
to the people, there is especial anx.
iety at the present time lest the
country should be deprived of his
unquestioned ability and influence
The earnest wishes of all good citi-
zens are united for his speedy recov.
cry and for abundant strength to
enable the discharge of his response.
BILE duties. 1t would be a public
calamity if by reason of sickness or
from any cause the President should
be unable to actively participate in
the deliberations of the approaching
session of Congress.-St. Adams Mes
SengeP.
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1t is reported that Russell Sage has
managed to increase his hard earned
savings during the present stringen-
cy in the money market to the extent
of about $4,000 a day, by loaning
money on gilt edged collaterals at
from 20 to $50 per cent. according
to the necessities of his friends and
business associates. Sage has thus
been enabled to recover, in some de-
gree, from the financial strain invol-
we'd in the payment of lawyers fees
to escape the payment of Il few
thousand dollars to clerk who was
crippled for life being used as a shield
by Sage to secure his own safety from
the attack of a lunatic.
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HARDWlCk.
J. j. Campbell Is on the sick list.

j. j. Campbell Is on the sick list.
Lyman Titus of Boston, is at |. p. Titus.
Benz. Mack is very low and is not expected
to recover.
C. Ii. Wech and bride are expected to re
turn next week.
}. S. Drenan and wife are on a visiting trip
to Stanstead, 7. O.
Arthur Clement and family have been in
town for "a tew-days.
u. Il. Bashaw has commenced work ON his
new house at Mackvile,
II. II, Meader has put In granite curblng
and a concrete walk in front of his block.
The cellar of the new school building has
been dug and work commenced on the foun-
dation.
Misses lnez Hathaway and Carrie Drew
start for Chicago and the Worlds Fair next
Monday. -
T. A. Green is to have a granite cuttfi-
shed near Hatchs blacksmith shop on the
branch railroad.
d. r. Huntley and wife returned Tuesday
from Battle Creek, Mich. They have been
there the past year.
The Eastern Star chapter has been invited
to attend the picnic of the Morrisville chapter
at Gilmore Pond next Wednesday, DULY ".
The schools have oil closed for the summer
and we hear no great amount OF complaint
The town system may be all it's friends claim
for it.
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NORTH HYDE BARK.

Mrs f. w. Prior Is stopping in Cambridge
a few days.
Miss Achsa Allen has gone to North Troy
to visit her sister.
s. H. Kinds and family visited their son in
Lyndonvie last week.
Stephen Sargent and wife who have been
visiting his brother George, returned to their
home in Kansas Tuesday.
Several from this place went to Morrisville
the Fourth expecting to see quite a celebra-
ton but came home somewhat disappointed.
l.. f. Harrington and wife accompanied by
Mr.. Sargent and wife, of Kansas, visited Mt.
Mansfield Friday and Saturday of last week.
The Y p. $. C. Z. will give an outdoor ice
cream festival on the grounds at the pastors
home, Tuesday evening, the 18th instant.
Ice-cream 10 cents. Served from seven
till nine O'Clock. All are invited to a pleas
ant entertainment.
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able and profitable occasion. In the
evening there was a deeply interest
ing sermon by Rev. I'll. A. Spencer,
of Montpelier.
The meeting was expected to close
this Wednesday noon, after the pre-
sentation of essays on these topics :
''The Qualities of Effective Preach
ing" The Relation of the Pulpit to
Present Questions" Chow shall the
Sabbath be Observed" f" The Higher
Criticism" The discussions through
out were interesting. Refreshments
were served in the vestry, making a
very pleasant social hour possible,
and all going to make successful
gathering of the Methodist pastors
of the district,
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CAM BRIDGE.

Mrs. Homer Bentley of st. Adams is visit
ing in town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Stafford of Burlington
are in town.
Rev. Edwin Wheelock attended the funeral
of Mrs g. w. Hulburd, in Waterville Mon
day.
George White is on crutches the cause is
injury received on the leg by a falling
trunk.
b. r. Holmes and S. NJ Stafford attended
the G. Il. Convention at Montreal last week.
returning Monday morning
Col. NJ. NJ. Parker, of Washington, d. c..
brother of our townsman, W. Ii. Parker, was
in town few day last week.
F. Z. Goodwin and wife leave this week for
their home in Albany, n. Y, after spending
few weeks vacation with his father.
very successful term of school closed
Friday. The exercises Friday afternoon re-
feet great credit upon the teachers, Misses
Pearl and Mckenzie.
Mrs. T. c. Luce and daughter arrived in
town Monday evening. Mrs. Luce knowing
that her father, B. S. Elinwood, was fond of
dogs, brought him as a present fine hound
DuD.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-13

Each day brings reports of bank
failures in the West. In most cases
the trouble comes from inability to
realize promptly on securities, and
therefore the business of the institu-
lions can he settled without serious
loss to any one. No small portion of
the money stringency is due to the
necessity felt by the banks for keep
ing in their vaults large cash reserves
IN preparation for a possible run.
Not until popular confidence is re-
stored will any other course be safe.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-13

MAKING POSTAGE STANiPs.-Itta takes
eight men and one woman to make n
postage stamp. First the white
paper is cut into sheets large enough
for hundred stamps. The stamps
on each sheet are counted twenty-siX
dimes to make sure the number is
correct. The printer counts and
passes the sheet to the GUNNER; the
GUNNER gums the back, and, having
counted it gives it to the perforator,
who divides the stamps by rows OF
little holes, not forgetting to count.
1t is surprising how quickly and &C
curately the hands can work, Seven
hundred millions of postage stamps
are made every year in the United
States.
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- IN .
ALBANY.

The Rev Mr. Cameron is visiting friends iH
Mass.
Dennis Mcclure, wife and brother have re
turned from the Worlds Fair,
Miss Mabel Wallace, who has been at work
in Holyoke, Mass, is at home for a short
vacation.
Messrs. Pike & Royce of Stowe, are making
some very fine tubs, and are fast gaining
friends in this place. Success to them.
The WolcOtt Dramatic Club played "Dot
the Miners Daughter" to large and appre
ciative audience on Tuesday evening, July 4
at Maple Hall.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-13

to the railroad yard, where there is a by
drant supplied from a high reservoir. When
1T began to look as if the village was doomed
Randolph and Mortified were asked for help
but before it could arrive the local fremen
with the aid of a large numb,r of citizens
got the fire under control. The fire was
doubtless incendiary, and the people are
much excited and threaten to give the firebug
rough treatment if one be found. The town
was burned in 1870. The business portion
of this village was burned in 1873. and again
in 1883 and 1886.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-13
INSURANCE AGENCY
Powers Sc Cheney
MORRISVILLE VT,

We are agents for the following strong
companies
Etna Of Hartford,
Phoenix Of Hartford,
Phenix Of Brooklyn,
Manchester Of England,
Union Mutual Of Montpelier.
New Hampshire Of Manchester,
Springfield =. & M. Of Spring
field,
Any business intrusted to us will receive
prompt and faithful attention. We are also
agents for first-elass Lie and Accident COM
panies. Call and see us.
Office in Halls Block.
G.. M. POWERS. Y. g. CHENEY.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-13

There is widespread suffering a
mong the miners in the Upper PENN
sular of Michigan and Northern
Wisconsin, owing to the shut down
OF the iron mines in those regions
1t is estimated that 10000 men arc
idle. Mining is the only possible
source of income for these people.
agriculture and manufacturing be-
ing practically unknown.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-13
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Strayed from my back pasture in the south
west corner of Eden, on what is known as
ODER Hill, 3 head of young cattle, described
as follows '-one small black yearling bull
one large light colored yearling no-horn bull
one small red two-year-old heifer and five
yearling heifers. Also later from the same
pasture, three yearling no-horn heifers. one
black and white, one roam and one speckled
Anyone giving information leading to the
discovery of said cattle will be suitably re-
warded, +. B. ODER, No. Hyde Park.
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EAST JOHNSON.

Guy Fitch had the misfortune to lose a COW
last week,
Miss Ellen Ferry of Reading visited friends
in this vicinity the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Leighton of Minneso ia
are visiting his brother, Guy l.. Fitch. Mrs
E. II. Leighton is there sick with the measles.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-13
News and Citizen,
MORRISVILLE and HYDE PARK
Thursday, July 13, 1898.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To RENT.-The Store recently occupied by
Noble & Cobb. Enquire of Geo. K. Currier.
Morrisville, Vt.
All branches of House and Sign Painting
Natural Wood finishing, Paper Hanging and
Kalsomining done at short notice. Fine work
a speciality; satisfaction guaranteed. V. c.
HEATH, cor. Congress st. and Cherry Ave.
Go to lifts for very nice potatoes; also
mems pants at 81, mems calf shoes at $1.25,
mems calf boots at $1.75, and ladies' button
boots at SO cents. | sell 10 pound butter
tubs for 10 cents. 20 pound butter tubs for
Is cents, 80 pound tubs for 10 cents, 80
pound tubs for % cents. A full line of men S
suits at prices sure to please you. Remember
that give 15 cents for eggs and more if you
want it. Mems and boys hats at low prices.
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EAST CA MBRIDGE,

sc. Rogers returned to Middletown, Conn,
last week Tuesday.
Haying is begun, with crop not looking az
promising as in years previous.
goodly number from here attended the
soldiers reunion at Morrisville the 4th.
Last week Monday quite hard thunder
shower attended with hail was experienced.
Anna Moore's sister, Isabella from North
Hyde Park, spent a few days with her last
week at F. T.. Putnam's
G. M Lanpher was in town last week He
is looking quite poorly. His mother, Mrs
Susan Lanpher, was on the sick list last week
for few days
The curious antics of well trained monkey
owned by two Italian travelling musicians ca
caused much amusement as they passed
through town one day last week.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-13

BUCKLIN's ARNICA SALvE.-THE BEST SALvE
in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25
cents per boz, For sale by Ii. j. pwinell.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-13
Spring and Summer
MlLLIN cry !

Gloves, Hosiery, Fancy Goods, &c.
Also a line of Ladies' Jackets and
Capes direct from New York Orders
taken for the California Corset, and
the same fitted by me. "Bloom of
Roses" for the toilet, purifying as
well as Identifying the complex
ion. All Spring Millinery at re-
duced prices the remainder of the sea-
son. Special discount to ladies from
out of town buying So worth ofgoods.
MRS. O. r. LUCE,
Al Main Street. Morrisville, Vt.
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BIR1'HS.
MARRIAGES.

SWEET.-In Hyde Park, VT, July 6. 1898
a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Sweet
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bridge, July >, by Rev. G. A. Emery, VIII
liam H. Fillmore and Rosetta A. Parmen
ter both of Rutland.
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BELVIDERE,

Elders Cisca and Foster will hold q series OF
meetings at Belvidere Junction commencing
Saturday afternoon, July 18th. All are cor
daily invited,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-13
PaRKER'S
HAIR SAlSAM
Brigham's Kotel,

642 Washington Street., BOSTON, Mass.
European Plan. Newly fitted and furnished.
Rooms 81 40 and S2.0 per day. Central location,
convenient to all leading dry goods stores and
places of amusement. All depot and electric
cars pass the door.
N. II. BUSH AND s. G. WILEY,
Proprietors.
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NOTICE!

hereby notify all persons not to harbor or
trust my son Alvin, or not to pay him any OF
his wages after this date.
THOMAS PILBIN, Elmore, vt,
Dated July 18th, 1898. 81
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-13

The Coventry Machinist Co., makers
of the Swift bicycles, have been in the
business SO years and have made up
wards of $4,000 bicycles. The COM
pany has bad a wide experience and
every purchaser of Swift" cycle
profits by it in getting a machine first
class in every respect.
Bicycling is not only pleasurable but
healthful. Taken in proper doses and
regularly it is not only a preventive
but cure of "many ills that flesh is
heir to- and withal pleasanter to take
than doctors medicines. 1t will not
set broken leg but it will surely tut
more corpuscles into the blood.
After a careful investigation of the
leading bicycles, / bought " Swift y
for my own riding. and being convinced
with use that it is the equal of any ma
chine made, | have consented to take
the agency and am pleased to offer
these wheels to intending purchasers.
Can make specially low prices on two
or three wheels slightly shOpwOrn, but
as good as new. These are now at my
office and are great bargains. 1t is fol
your interest not to buy without call
ing or writing for circulars.
z. III. MCFARLAND,
HYDE PARK, VIZ.
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NJ. e. MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.


The meeting of the st. Adams Dis
trict Ministerial Association opened
with a preaching service on Monday
evening, with an interesting discourse
by Rev. Mr.. Matheson, his theme be-
ing "The Future State, or Recogni-
tion in Heaven" On Tuesday morn
ing at 9:a0 was held a prayer meet
ing, with Rev. C. S. Hulburt in charge
At the opening of the regular session
Rev. W. I'll. Atkinson was chosen as
moderator, and Rev. Geo. l.. Story
as secretary. Upon motion Rev. III.
A. Spencer, Rev. G. L. Story and Rev.
r. l.. Matheson were elected q COM
mittee to draft resolutions of sympa-
thy with Revs. Wedgeworth and Hyde
in the recent bereavement of each in
the loss of a wife. a telegram of con-
dolence was sent Rev. w. I'll. Hyde,
whose wife was buried on Tuesday.
The subjects treated upon during the
day Tuesday were as follows: proof
of the Divinity of Christ" Rev. III. F.
REYNOLDS; +" Proof of the Humanity
of Christ" Rev. w. I'll. Atkinson;
proof that the Bible is Inspired, y
Rev. G. E. Burnham; The Best Me-
thod of Taking the Collections" Rev.
G. S. Hulburt; How to Conduct the
Prayer Meeting" Rev. c. M. Stebbins.
Each topic was discussed by numer-
GUS speakers, resulting in an enjoy
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1893-07-13

No one ever became wicked all at
once.
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III. WAITE'S
Bulletin No. 20.

just received, another car
load of that Honey Bee Flour.
81. SO is the price, and $3.50
buys 2 bbls.
New Cheese, new Honey,
fresh Blueberries and Peaches,
California Apricots, etc.
Everything fine and strictly
first class. Everybody invit-
ed to call and get the worth
of their money and the right
change back.
Bring in your Butter and
get your cash.
I'll. WAITE, MoRRIsvILLE.
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FL. WAITE, MoRRIsvILLE.
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A reunion of graduntes of tho static normn

q
school at Randolph was held on the World s
Fair grounds July 3. Twenty-one represent
atives of the school, including four of the old
teachers-Mr. Rocheieu and Misses Smith,
Barker and Guernsey-met at the Vermont
maple sugar house, which is in charge of c.
d. Whitman, graduate of the school. Rolls,
doughnuts, coffee and hot sugar served to
bring back bygones and to prepare the way
for the experience meeting that followed.
Illinois, Iowa, New York, Minnesota and
Vermont were represented.
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ht CENTS and receive a copy
RI Illustrated book Of 100 pages.
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9 Herr Boston; W Pnrncl PhIlu.
denhia; Leon Il Roos, Cinrlnnati: ] Tay.
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W Y Burns. Houston; + ID Fraser, San
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W II Wagner; W u Mcdowell, 81 Lonis:
Jos Lyons, Albany. Tex; J NJ Mosley, bal.
ias Rice II Bell Iowa; J X Morichetl,
Whitcsboro; II II Bates. Paris. Tex; u 4
Aalp Iowa lark; J ", Herkie Inner, Ma.
Brattnn; Dallas; II II Harris. San Angelo;
Ben Barker, Arizona; ID Chestnutwood,
Louisville w Christian, II II Dorsey,
$ Hoyey. Bowie; Il l. Frost Henrietta
II NJ Martin, Chicago: D Hill. Il II Che
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Rennert, Amarillo. Hugo Pepper, Greesl.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-09

St, Louis. Mo-, May S.-Elour- Higher
but slow. Patents. S3.40dl.55; extra
fancy. S3.20u330 fancy, S2T0u29O,
choice. $2.30u2 40; family. $205d2. 10.
Wheat ran wildly mp 1 IL at opening,
dropped ii. gained IL, tluctuated vio-
lently. reaching l IL below top but
closed lac above Saturdays close.
No. . cash. Il IL; May, II u: July. 10
Aug, 10; Sept, II 81.
Corn lacked snap and declined on sell
ing closing 3-i6l3-Sc of; 30. . mixed,
cash, 40 "a May. 40; July, Al 5-S9t
Oats dun; No. . cash, 10 3-4d33; May,
SO; July, 20 IL; Aug, Is II.
Corn meal steady, S2OOa2.0J.
Whisky S1.13.
Provisions strong, higher, increased de-
mnnd
Pork, standard mess, S2l.aJ.
Lard. slO31 1-9Ni0,5D.
Dry salt meats. loose shoulders, $1,000
Longs and ribs. 5000.
Shorts, Sl0.T4; boxed lots II cents
more.
Bacon-Packcd shoulders, $10.75@
Longs and ribs, Sil5O; shorts, Sill.
81 IL
suear-cured hams, sls.O0al4o0