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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04
DUEL THAT HAD RESULTS
Three Men Dead From an Encounter
on the Streets OF Kos
ciusko, Miss.
A Populist Editor Who Was Right
Handy With His Trusty
Revolver.
lie Got the Man He Wanted aud Also TIVE
Bystanders who Were Not
Involved.

KoscIUsKo. Miss. March 3-This place
was was thrown into great sIsitems NJ to-
day by deadly encounter between W. p.
Ratolife. editor of the Alliance VindioA-
tor. and 3. A. Jackson. newly elected state
representative from this oo1nty. In vhis b
the latter Was killed. Sam Russell. = by
stander. received q stray shot in the mouth.
killing him Instantly. and VIII Sanders.
another outsider. was shot through the
thigh and will die. The two latter are
young farmers.
The affair grew out OF a reply by Jackson
In the Kosoiusko Star dsnounolnR Ratolife
for Publishing In bis paper that he Jack
som voted in caucus ~ the late meeting of
the legislature for ATopuiist for United
States senator.
Jackson and RAteliffe met in front Of the
sherid's Office. A fight ensued, in which
Ratolifs got Jackson down on the floor.
The crowd pulled RAtolife away. and ss
Jackson arose two shots rang out. one, ID ia
thought. from Jackson and one from Rat
cliffe, without effect Before the men had
time TO ere again sheriff Lowe caught Rat
clifie and was taking him ao oss the yard
Whsn Jackson csme out and came about
upon the party with RAteliffs. and then
came the duel to the death. each firing
about three shots. one of which hit Jack
son In the head. killing him instantly, and
two other shots. supposed to be from Rat
olife's pistol. killing young Russell aRd
mortally voundinR Sanders.
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THE DAY At THE CAPITAL
Occupied by the House With Dis
cussing the Pension Appro-
priaiion Bill.
Gen. Black Speaks Warmly OF
Lochrsn's Brave Record on
tho Battlefield.
Senate Finance COMMITTEES Dooidas "a
Take Several Articles or the
Free LIST.

WAsnNaros, March 3. In the house
bills we're passed By unanimous consent
granting pensions % Fannie +. Norman
aud 70 Andrew Franklin. veteran Of the
war OF 1912. Bytn. OF Nebraska, asked
unanimous consent for the oonsidsfation Of
a bill appropriating al2O0O 20 reimburse
the state OF Nebraska for expenses in-
cured In IspollinR the treetoned invasion
BY the Sioux Indians In 1850 and 1891, on
the occasion Of the Messiah ovazs. which
eliminated in the Wounded Knee fight.
sAyrss objected.
The house then went into committee Of
the whole for tho further confederation Of
the pension bill. a long debate followed,
Pioklsf Of South Dakota. and Black. OF
Illinois, taking the lead. The latter made
long speech defending Commissioner
Lochtsn, and making an elo-
quent defense against tho charge
that Loohrsn is dominated by Hoke Smith
lie spoke warmly of Lochren's courage
a. Gsttysburg snd on other battlsholds.
The speaker was warmly congratulated b.
friends at the close OF his speech.
Acting Secretary Of the Interior ReJ-
nolds this afternoon sent 10 congress the
opinion OF Attorney General Olnoy on the
ACT Of Dee. n, 1888. requiring thirty DAYS
notice before a pensionsr ia suspended.
The opinion holds that the act applied 20
every pension granted by the Office. and
makes IL the mandatory duty Of the oom-
missioner TO give thirty days notice even
in cases WheTo fraud is admitted.
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To Con,trnr nraI.aw.

wAsmxaroS. March 3.-Bsyan. Of Ne
braska. introduced in the house bill 70
construs the Law which gives The secretary
o: the treasury ths right 10 redeem coin OBJ
legations in gold and SILVER at his discro-
tion. 10 provides farther that all obliga-
tions incurred by she government whether
they bear iaterest OF not. which according
90 their terms call for payment in coin,
shall DO psyabs In gold o. silver 40 the
discretion Of the see etary OF she treasury,
and tho right OF the holder 60 demand paF-
ment IN any particular Kind OF coin Is en-
presslv denied. The secretary OF the
tfeasufy ia directed 60 maintain gold and
silver coin on q parity upon the present
legal ratio. or such ratio a. may be pro-
weed by law by recsiving the same with
QUA discrimination against either metal IN
payment Of all Iublio dues, oustoms aud
taxes
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A DEPARTMENT STORE.

schreiner's WIN Open Up Monday -
Main aud stKth Avenue.
On Monday morning the people Of Helena
will see the we'll known stand opened up at
the northwest corner Of Main street and
Sixth avenue. and from the promises held
out thsro con be little dogbt but that In a
short tima "Sehrsinor's" will be a house
hold word in this city. 10 will be a frat
class department store. and will carry an
elegant line OF the finest staple aud fancy
groceries, tnWaTe glassware. and every
thing else which gOea TO make up an insti-
tution Of that kind. sehreiner wants ID
understood that the big department. store IL
out for ths trade OF the people OF Helena
aud that such cash prices will be offered
that will catch prospective buyers and hold
them when they have made one trial Of the
bargains 10 be found there. The location
OF the depa tment store IL central. all lines
OF cars passing the corner. Monday prom
ices 30 be a red letter day for the publia OF
Heisna in the matter Of low prices.
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PERSONAL

wn. b. Reed. OF New York. is In town.
Frank Conley. of Deer Lodge. is al The
Helehn.
DR.. A. II. Mitchell. OF Dssr LodRs. is a.
TIE Helena.
Al. II. Kssfe has gone to sOuih Africa to
look over she land.
John +. NJ. Nsill and Jerry Collins left
for Washington q few daya ago.
Manager X. r. Baylias of the Drum
Lummon, is In from Mafysville.
Hon. Cornelius Hedges aud wife left yes %
tsrday for a trip TO the Midwintor fair.
United states Internal Revenue Collector
Lyman returned yesterday from an eastern
trip.
n. & Biokford, Gle Il 10 the state board Of
and commissioners, has returned from =
trip TO Chicago.
L. Il. Fowles has returned from the
east. Wills there he pu- chased q large line
Of the latest novelties
TT. Gavin, Of -. Paul. arrived ia Hell
ems yesterday 20 take the management OF
the North N Nsws company AZ this point.
NJ Gavin comes Co Helena we'll recon.
menied and a. the successor OF Mr.. A.
Bedford the business men of Hslsua will
mud HIM as prompt 10 his dealings as Was
his predecessor.
Bishop KeAne. rector Of the Catholic uni
veTsity at wash ngton. will ar i've IN HelenH
aent Saturday from san Francisco. and
will . each a. the cathedral sunday
During the week following he will deliver d
lecture. piobab y a. the Auditorium. Thc
b.stop ia couside ed one of tho beat lsetur-
fore the alumni OF Yale and Harvard. and
during the rGst week ieotursd before the
State university a. San franclsco aud the
Leland Stanford university.
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CONSUMPTION nor CONTAGIOUS.
Converts to the Amick Theory Inereasinl
Depository Established.

Converts to the Amiek Theory Increasing e
-DepOsitOry Established.
NKw YoRK. March 3-Tho sanitary su-
perintsndont was ordered yesterday to en-
forcs rigid regulations concerning con-
sumptives To prepare 10 isolate them in
one hospital 20 see that all doctors and in.
stitutions report 20 the health department
such patients. and to require landlords TO
Immediately diEinfsot rooms having been
tsnsnted by oonsumptives. Many doctors
interviewed favor thus treating consump-
tion like smallpox. but converts 20 tho
Amick theory that lung trouble are not
contagious and are durable are increasing.
An Amick depository was established here
last week 20 supply free test medicines
proving his theory 60 New York physicians,
and those living In other states can send 10
Cincinnati, where the diseoVefer lives.
Even she medical journal edited by the
president of the board OF health, said re-
Gently that the success of the Cincinnati
treAtment proved consumption is durable.
and the isolation OF its victims will be VIg-
oToualy fought.
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wAmNoroS. March 3-Ihe number Of
railroad sccidents of late years In which
railway mail clerks have lost their lives,
has given rise TO many plans 90 provide for
disabled mail clerks and tue families OF vic
tins by accident Representative Wheeler.
Of Illinois. has introduced a bill Go create a
relief fund By taxing the salaries Of clerks
one per cent. the sums 90 be retained IN
the treasury and placed m some depository
Of public money; pensions from the fund
TO be granted disabled clerks AZ thsss rates:
Fer the nrst class $3.50; second class, Sil0i
third class $500; fourth class. $500. NTH
olass. S6l0. Widows aud minor children OF
clerks wfo have been killed IA service are
90 recslVs a sun equal 10 ons years paY
and clerks retired after twenty years ser
vice. because OF age OF innrmativos, are 90
be eligible for pensions.
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THE EASTERN STATE PRISON.
Bids 60 30 Called for whea Warranty
Deeds Arc Furnished.

Bids 60 30 Called for when Warrants
Deeds Are Furnished.
The board Of stats prison commissioners
have foquestod William White. OF Great
Falls, to furnish detailed working plans Of
his design for tbs Eastern psnitsntiary Al
Billings. The design submitted BY Archi-
tect White was considered the most auita-
bic bT the board. aud It will bo accepted as
soon as the working plans are furnished.
Thea as soon az the state is given a war
rsnty deed 10 She property on which il is
proPossd 90 build the prison. bids will be
invited FOR the work OF constructing the
new pehitentiary. Deeds we're Furnished
the board but they we're quit claim deeds.
The board says the Law allows them no op-
tion bat 90 require warranty deeds. The
following letter. dated March /. 1894, ex-
plains the position OF the board;
Hon. A. l.. Habcock, BillInRa honts
Dear Sir; The state board of prison con-
missionors have decided that before letting
any contracts or Publishing any notices
they must have a plat of tha site conveyed
30 the state. which shall show what part or
portion is within the city limits Of Billings
and what part or portion 10 outside OF the
city limits OF BllinQa; also n certified COPY
Of an oraer showing shat the strosta aud
alleys within that part of tho site included
within the city limits have been vacated,
and aa we'll q warranty deed conveying 10
the state OF Montana, free OF all costa 10
the state. good aud Sufficient title 20 she
Aforesaid land, both agricultural and stone,
ahd an sbatraot OF title OF said lands. The
deed submitted % tue attorney general has
boen passed up0a bF him, and he reports
that the deed TO ths state by the county
conveys no title 20 the state. 10 being a Quit
olsim deed. And such deed doos noi convey
such title Hs is required By she act locating
the eastern state pTison.
J. T. RIoKARDa,
President Of the Board OF state Prison
q .Ha-
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TRLEGRAPHIC BREyIrIES.

CrNcINNAri. March 3-Tho Jackson Brew
ing cout Ans assigned to-day. Assets esti-
mated az Si0Ou0o Liabilities Sl5O,On
RIO ~ JASEIKo. March a-Prssident
Pelxoio has prolonged The state OF siege
until tno nrss Of Ma. Yellow feNef m hio
do JaueIro l. daily becoming no. 30.
MrNums. March 3.-Ihe programme Of
the apuug messing Of ths New homph
JOCKEY club 10 out to-day. Ihs meeting
begins Ap. u >, aud contaues hitsen days.
NEw NonK. March a-rhe exports from
the port ut New York for she week in
specie. Gold 81. 7sG AZ. silves SsOl. .O7A
Tue imports Tor tue week In specie. Gold
Std9O5i. silver - ~.
WuEKsnARHE. Pa. March A-An s1plo-
sion occurred thia rorning IA the barrsl
works OF the Moosio Powder Mills a,
Moosic. Thomas Wier was killed and two
otho' . seriously Injured
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WASHINGTON. March 3-secrssary Her
bert submitted TO the seDate committee on
naval Affairs bill for the reorganization OF
the navy. II provides that the active list
of the line shall consist OF twenty rear id
mirals sixty captains. 100 commanders,
seventy -four lieutenant commanders, 20
lieutonunts. seventy-hve lieutenants OF
junior grace. and number OF onsigns suf'
ncient 30 maintain the total number OF
officsrs Of the active list OF the line. in
oluding ofiiears appointed for she volunteer
service. as now nxed By Law. Provision is
made that oihcers now on the active list
appointed from the volunteer service shall
continue on that list. Promotious shall be
made in regular order, aud there shall be
graduated from the naval academy not
MI vacancies
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HE WILL KEEP 1T UP.

Charles y. schermerhorn 60 Continue Buai-
meas At the Old stand.
The old and we'll known iirra Of Sohermsr-
horn a West. tailors. has been dissolved.
Charles T.. sehcrmsThorn will continue the
business on his own account ~ the Old
stand. He has had many Yeas experiences
In Helena and al Glen Falls, n, T.. and is q
thoroughly pFaotlcai and reliable man. Ne
will keep all the latest fashions aud ths
best styles. aud ho has an extensive assort-
ment OF cloths from which 70 select. MI.
SohsrmsThorn's long expe iienoe tho oughly
qualities him 10 look after the wants OF
thoss who wish neat fitting Rarments and
a tfiai 10 surs 30 please thoss who paironiEs
aim.
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PLYMOUrH CLOrHING COMPANY.

AZ UsuaI IL IL At the Front with Large
aad First Glass stock.
The Plymouth Clothing company on
Main stree, near Grand. Is AZ usual In ths
bost sort Of shape 20 take care Of its large
aud continuously growing trade. Aesars.
Levy a Elias abe propriotors, have been In
business In this oity for a number Of years
and during that tims By their fair dealing
and unifoTm courteous treatment of
pat ona have attained a front rank m thslf
line ia the oiiy. Their stock 10 alvays
nrst-clsss and up 30 ths times, aud thoss
who deal with them may be aasafed Of Ret-
ting full valus for thsiE money.
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Juror WIN couvlotlop.ia Advance

MADISON. WiL. March IA sensation
was sprung in the roster case this morning
when Attorney Glin presented Htiidavits
from four university students. boarding a.
a hotel where the jurT Is stopping. 10 the
effect that they overhead Juror ksinhard
keible, hitherto substantial respected
farmer. IN cOnvsrsntion express decided
convictions As 90 the guilt OF innoceaos Of
the accused. This came before any svi-
dencs vas taken Ia she case. The Judge
dismissed the jay. ofdsrsd a vsnire for
smother, and the case will have 30 be head
all over The coun also appointed a com
mittee 20 examine INTO ths charge, and re-
port 20 the court for an action sgainst
fatbfa
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fulolds otaYounG VIE.

LOUISVILLE. March IA special from
Winchester. Ky, says that Mrs. Eta Wal
den. II years old. committed suicide last
night by taking osrboio acid. She had
separated from her husband and was ieal-
Gus OF young lady. She had i'm plorsd her
husband 20 return, but to no avail. Wal
den STATED that his wife had been familiar
With him before marriage. and that the
union had only besn brought about by her
claiming that he had accom- plishod her
ruin. This proved false and Walden
Both families are prominent. Walden is
only 20 years old.
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toned % Omaha. and tho second ioi 70 ,hs
Fourth infantry. a. fort sherman. Idaho.
For months the national nrmorg a. spring.
hold Maau.. has been working on the rines
aud parts for nearly 1000 have been COM
pletod and are now being assembled. The
hrat issue IL expected % be made this
month. After that the aImory will be able
90 equip two regiments monthly. thus re-
tirlnp oil tho old hptinRhelds from army
mss In about q year from date. With the
nov rides will so q supply of smokelsaa
powder and ammunition.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

WAsHsoros. March 3-The annual dis.
trlbution Of seeds BY the department Of
agriculture, IN response 10 personal Applloa-
tions. has been discontinued Tor the present
season. Hereafter the distribution will be
made a. the direction Of cougreasmen.
Secretary Morton does not believe In the
Wholesale distribution of seeds. and has
submitted GA estimate asking on appropri-
tton of tJbC0O against Sl3l.UO0 appIoprl-
ated Tor the curroat yea. The amonnt
nakod IL Tor the purchase. propagation and
distribution o. raro and imported seeds,
buds. etc. for experimental purposes only,
the diairibution 90 10 made By the stcfe-
tETg az bis discretion.
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PREMIUM BEER

The 1. y. l.. Beer Hail IL In Receipt OF
Car Load OF This Popular beverage.
Mich Bros., the proprieto OF the /. X.
l.. beer hall on upper Main street. have
just received car load OF the celebrated
Premium beer. made by the Anheuser-
Busch company of 81. Louis. This beer
took the nrst premium at the Worlds fair.
and consumers know how superior 1t is "a
all others. The ]. y. l.. keeps the Premium
beer always on dTausht, and those who en-
joy a glass OF this popular beverage should
20 TO the 1. y. l..
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oon.plraey to Dsfraud tho U. $.

QUEBEo. March IA big conspiracy to
defiaud the United States of revenue has
bsen discovered here and in New York.
Goods we're shipped from England in bond
to New York for trAns-shipmont Dupli-
cate boxes bearing all the 70 eign marks
filed with cheap domsatic goods were sub
sututed and fo.w wsrded to fictitious Caua-
dian firms. while the imported goods were
kept in New York and sold. About forty
cases are in the warehouse here unclaimed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

WAsHTEaTos. March 3.-The installation
Of Senator White. Of Louisiana. 10 a seat
upon the bench Of tbe supreme court will
occur next Monday. Very brief formalitles
will attend the advent OF the new justice,
the only ceremony customary beng the
adminlstration 81 two oatha. one TO sup
port the constitution Of the United states,
aud the other 10 faithfully try all cassG
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04
GLAD HE Is OUT.
Gladstone not Popular in Germany-Tho
silver Commission.

Gladstone not Popular in Germany-The
silver Commission.
BERLIN. March although no diplo-
matte questions have arisen between Eng
land aud the COVE nment during the last
administration of Gladstone. news Of his
retirement caused satisfaction here. The
German people have never gotten over the
resentment occasioned during the Franco
Prussian war by the unfounded allegations
that Gladstone encouraged the sale OF arms
aud ammunition % France. Ia addition,
Gladstone is regarded rs the enemy Of the
dreibund Hs responsible for England 0
isolation in European politics.
The committee of the reichstag to-day
adouted the first of the twelve clauses Of
the Russo-G8 man commercial treaty, with
the exception of clause eight, dealing with
import duties. discussion of which was de-
ferred. 4 he nrst eighteen clauses OF tie
nnal rotocol we're also adopted.
Debates OF the silver commission will be
chiefly concerned ia four questions; a. Is
10 probable that gold production of the
future will suffice To cover the demand for
coinags? (2) Have she lack OF gold and
general depression resulting from ITS en-
hauced value been noticeable in countries
with a gold currency (3.) What infu-
once have GilveF fluctuations exercised on
the monetary anu economic situation Of
GsrmanyY (4) How could the evils or
dangers oaI3ud in Germany by the resent
CUR nsy be removed OF lesseneif
Great interest 10 taken in the silver COM
mission and hnanciers are Awaiting the
result OF the deliberAtion with great anxiety.
The empress OF Germany aud children
are expected az Abazia on Marca 10. he
strength OF tho empress is considerably
lowered by too severe courae OF dieting
which she followed to counterect ten
deucy 10 grow stouier. Emperor William
is expected - Abszis within a week after
the empress. On sue smperor's waJ home
he will attend the Wedding Of his cousins,
the < aud duke OF Hssss and the Princess
NictoriA Melita Of CobuTg. at Coburg. At
which ceremony the prince Of Wales aud
Queen Victoria will be present
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04
ALUMINIUM COOKING WARE.

The Latest In Kitchen Utensils and Where
1hey Can He Had.
The very latest thing in kitchen utensils
is the aluminium cooking ware. Il Is light.
clean aad almost indestruetible. and is
much better than anything yet put on the
market by reason Of combining the best
qualities Of all L. g. Lang & Co. have
secured the sole agency for these goods.
Housekespers who take pride In having
their knchsn and kitchen ware always pre-
sontable should try the new aluminium
goods
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04
Ample Docking Facilities.

WASHINGTON. March 3. The secretary OF
the navy has practically vetoed the move
msnt 20 seeurs . new naval station for Cal
ifornia. Representatives OF that state
have been urging the appointment OF a
commission - look over the coast for a
suitAble site south Of ths thirty-f -ffth paral-
lei. but the naval COMMITTEES received a Lea.
ter from Secretary hsfbsTt stating that the
navy has simple docking facilities ON the
poaat nlfeadV.
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Freo Coinage Amsndmsn,.

WlsHmoros March Representative
Bland ia nat worried over the reports that
his silver seignioraRs bill will be amended
IN the senate by the addition Of free silver
clause, as be says free silver 10 a PROPOSE
tion which would moi be Germane under the
rules Of the senate or the house 90 she pend.
ing bill. Bland expects 20 call 10 his free
silver bill IN ths house COMMITTEES on coin
age ht an early dny.
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NV YosK. March The bank state
tnent shows Reserve, incrsass. SLOllOJO;
loans. decrease. SL9lLoOo; specie, dec sass
$50 go. iecal tendsrL INC ease. fi.5JO 900;
deposits. decrease. Si.O0l.0oo. he banks
nov hol4 SO, 40 90 in excess of legal re-
rutraunnuEf.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

IfurRlN. March 3.-The Persian sovsru-
rnent has officially announced that the mint
also declares that she importation OF silver
month heucs tie Persian authorities will
treat ~ contraband all silver not ordered
IA tha mint.
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NEWTON. Kan. March 3. 90 The entire
family OF +. l. Snyder. a merchant q,
Sedgwick. were accidentally poisoned by an
unknown substance In their coffee Jester.
day. Mrs. snyder died quickly IN terrible
agony. AR. Snyder fingered until evening.
aud "a is not expected ths three children
I will auiviVe.
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For Abe past month or two We have been
using she celsbrated ATsbsila hour for our
light bread and tue White Lily for our
rastry VIII say our cook IL highly pleased
With both the ArabellA and Mhte Lily
nours. +. r. TowER ID. T..
ITesidant.
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Thaddeus Hamilton, Of nutte.

NEW YoRK March "a man who regis
tered at the GedneY house as Thomas
Hammond. and soon after shot himself
dead. was Teally ThAddeus Hamilton,
president Of the Brewers Metallic Bung
company, OF New York. His secrs-
tary says he was not insane. Ham
ilton was a native OF Butte, Mont. His
wiie's sister identified the remains to-day,
aud said bnsiness troubles must have driven
him crRZv
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Manholm. OF the depot drT goods stofs.
has iast retained from the east aud broueht
a good assorted stock u dTy goods, noiions
furnishing goods. mems furnishings und
men's aud ladies' and childfsn's shoes
which be vii onsr AZ tha lowest prices cen-
aistent with the Quality. inarection la