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The Newtown bee., 1895-05-31
In Litchfield County
WASHINGTON.
GUNNERY GOSSIP


 The Gunnery's second nine went to Hotch kissviIle and played picked nine there and were defeated 20 to 4.
 number of the old students arrive daily for the reunion, and to participate in the ball game on Thursday. New Milford, June 4. Six delegates were ap- pointed from here and others are expected to attend.
 Mrs Ursula Minor, who has been in Bridge water tor a number ot weeks, has returned to NJ. s. Woodruff s tor the summer.
 Word came this week to Mrs Harriet Gibson of the death of Charles Halls oldest daughter, Miss Lizzie, ot New Canaan.
 About 20 from Miss Porter's young ladies' seminary in Torrington. visited Miss Sec cumb. last week, and remained over Sunday. The Womams Missionary meeting meets at Mrs Carter's, next Wednesday afternoon, when tea will be served. Mrs Adams, who is vice president of our part Of the county, will speak to the women in the afternoon and to the Christian Endeavorers in the evening". Dr McLaren of Litchfield was down, last Tuesday, on his trip to see the farmers. The Echo Farm building is having a coat ot paint to cover where the great fire bliStered 1t. MT Rylander's building looks finely since it's fresh painting. chuck, were treated to q sight by Maj King man, as he started for Hartford, Tuesday l morning. lie had one with him, and bottle of milk lest he hunger on the way to the Hall Of Representatives. | Miles Soules, who has been very i'll for g week or two, is not improving.
 
 l the Joe Frost house, and Mrs Frances is goine l to have rooms there also. Garfield Flather is spending few days witt Russell Clark, over the reunion. l MT and Mrs E. G. Clark went to Litchfiela on Wednesday to attend the ordination Q l Rev John F.Plumb,rector ot St Johns church New Milford; also to attend the funeral O Rev Mir Mclaughlin, who has long been chap i lain of the jail and aims house. l Miss Mena RyIander, who has been laid ul 1 for some time with measles, is ready to talk, her place at the postoffice again. MT Henderson, who is Henry Woodruff 2 I blacksmith, lost a little child with measles l this week. George Browther's younges child died last week, pneumonia followinl the measles.
 An Endeavor sociabie is to be held at SiIa Richmonds. on Woodruff avenue, next Tues day evening, June
 F. North Clark of Litchfield was home, sat urlay.
 Mrs George Banker Of Ansonia is visitin her sister, Mrs Henry Barney. Miss Alice Brague of New Preston was vi; ting Mrs Frank Cassius Cole, the first of tn I week.
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PREPARING FOR THE cHRYsANTHEMUM
 SHOW

The flower show will be held carly in November. have ordered 200 strong chrysanthemum plants of selected varie- ties, some to be given to the Sunday school. The others will be disposed of at five cents apiece to cover cost. They will be at the rectory on Tuesday of next week and should be called for at once and set in the grounds or in pots immedi- ately.-[ George T. Linsley.
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STRAWBERRY sHoRroAKE AND CREAM.

The ladies of the Congregational church are preparing for the large num- Der who already to one and another have declared their purpose of attending the strawberry festival which is to be held in the lower room of the church this (Friday) evening. A long table, extra to those usually set, will be pro- vided, so that all who come may com fortably and thoroughly enjoy their re- past. A generous slice of shortcake will be 15 cents, and there will be cream and other furnishings that each may suit his taste. These gatherings always prove a pleasant social event in the summer life of Newtown, and tonight will be no exception.
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ALL RESERVED SEATS.

The admission fee to the academy an. niyersAry, next Friday evening, will be 25 cents, with no extra charge for reserved seats. The charts will be placed in the stores of K. II. Beers & Co. and Warner Taylor S Curtis, tomorrow (Saturday) and those who take the pains can have good seats reserved for them without any extra cost above the general admis ainn nriQe.
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There was quite party at Landlord Leonard's popular hotel over Sunday. II comprised a yatching party who were having reunion gathering and chose Newtowu and Dicks as the meeting place. Among the party were Mrs J. 0 Bach, Miss Jennie O. Bach, Mrs c. R Ayres of Bridgeport, Miss Annie F. Vii. son, Miss Kate A. Fielding, Miss Eliza beth Stephens of Brooklyn, 5. P. Ban. croft of Lynn, Mass, w. A. Norton oi Norwich and Edward T. Illman of Phil adelphia.
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Hon Julius Cowles of Woodbury, man. ager of the American shear and cutlery works there, now employing about 100 hands, enjoyed carriage drive about Newtown on Wednesday. THE BEE's representative did not have chance to interview him, but he doubtless went home convinced that Newtown was in many respects the most beautiful coun- try town in New Epgland.
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The portion of Babbitt's bridge which belongs to Fairfield county is to be re- plapked with Georgia pine planking. This was the decision of the county con- missioners after recent tour of inspec tion of the bridge. It is to be hoped Bridgewater will also have their portion of the bridge newly floored.
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HATTERTOWN.

Mrs c. D. Stillson, who has been ser iously i'll for several weeks, is recover ing.
 MT and Mrs John Loucks of Danbury have been guests of Charles Benedict and family.
 We would suggest to the Blanket Meadow correspondents of the Union that when they have occasion to mention this place they use it's correct name, in. stead of the misleading epithets that have appeared in their items for the past month.
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The pupils of Prof c. s. Platt gave a
 musicale on Wednesday evening at the
 vocal studio of Prof A. J. Wilkins at Bridgeport. Violin solos were played by L. E. Vaughan, teacher, Master Ar thur Platt and other violin pupils. The vocal numbers were given by Miss An tonia Herdina, soprano, aud W. c. Haw- ley, baritone. The attendance was large.
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sTEPNEY.
How's THIsl

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward tor any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY X CO.,. Toledo, O.
 We, the undersigned, have known E. J. Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe h1m nerfaefly honorable in all business transac lions and Financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm.
 WEST & TRuAx, wholesale druggist, Toledo, O, WALDING, KINNAN X MARVIN, wholesale drug
 gist, Toledo, o.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally act- ing directiv upon the bIood5and mucous sur faces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
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HAPPENINGS AT THE CONGREGATIONAL
 CHURCH.

All who were present last year will at once recall the service of Children's day. The service this year, differs in many re- spects from that of last June, will be, as the program points, just as interesting and attractive. It takes place Sunday morning, June 9, at II o'clock.
 The Ladies' Missionary society will hold it's June meeting on Tuesday after noon of next week, June 4, at o'clock. The subject investigated will be the .one assigned for this month in Life and Ljoht"
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REAL ESTATE DEALER.

EOR sALE.-Two ice boxes. one horse, har, : I ness and wagon. One farm, 10 acres % Q miles out of Bridgeport, $400. One farm 60 acres planted with crops, will exchange tor city property in tull view of the sound, one corner lot 100x137, and two family house, also three farnily house will exchange or sell. 65 Jan es street. s. R. WELLS, Bridgeport.
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THE FRENCH STALLION. CHI HEIR, Jr.

will make the season of 1895 at the stables of Che owner, N. ". White. Long Ridges near West Bedding, Conn. His color is coal black. He stands Is I2 hands h!gn. ana weighs probably over l25O High spirited and fiall of life. Road qualities are second to none. \ very fast walker and a good and true work.
 CT everywhere he is put. Sire was imported from France and was bought for 9lS00 imme- ssiatedly upon his arrival here. Dam Mas q Kentucky Messenger mare In facts Cneers Jr is q frst-class general purpose horse In eve " respect Terms. $5 cash, with p1fvt- leQ.e Of returning If without fOa1. Address, N
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Affairs About Town.
MATTERS OF BUSINESS.

Duck suits at Stern S Harris sell for 9y cents, $l.50 and $2; SC ge suits go for SC and $7; cloth suits sell for $4.50 up capes at just half price to close out, Millinery and hats reduced in price at Stern & Harris, lS5 Main street, Dan. bury.
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Do not forget the date of the Grange entertainment and dance at the Town hall, June 14. Weidenhammer's orches. tra of Bridgeport will discourse sweet music. Ice cream to cool you. Beauti' fui moonlight promenade.
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The borough of Bethel has allowed a default in the case of Robert w. Beers, administrator on the estate of w. H. Beers, who met his death in that town, last winter. The case will now come be- fore judge, who will hear the evidence and determine the amount Bethel must
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You can buy first class steel range with six eight-inch covers,oven 20 inches square, elevated oven 13x36 inches, nickel plated copper reservoir for $45 at Halls, Sandy Hook. Is there any place in this county where you can buy one less!
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That fine stopper, Chauncey T owned by Messrs Edward Taylor and R. 5. Tom Iinson, has been bought by Lawyer O'Hara of Bridgeport. The sire of this handsome horse is Nordwine and the dam by Ben Franklin. It is rumored the price was $500.
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DEATH OF JOHN j. HusrHAN.

John y. Hunihan, aged 32, died on Wednesday. He resided in Berkshire district, and wife and mother survive him. The funeral will be held on Fri day at 10 o'clock at St Roses church.
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DeWitt's Collie and Cholera cure never disappoi dts, never fails to give immediate relief. It cures just as sure as you take it. Edgar F. ITawley, Newtown; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford.
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MT and Mrs Harlow Benedict were called to mourn, last week Thursday, the death of daughter, Miss Mamie, aged l5 years. The funeral was attended on Saturday, Rev G. T. Linsley officiating,
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Merchant E. F. Hawley drove with his family to Danbury on Wednesday that the little folk might enjoy the wonders of the Wild West show.
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No need to go without good dinner
 when shopping in Bridgeport. for at Brennan's restaurant, 26 and 2S Cannon street, they give excellent service at 8
 reasonable figure, and that is the reason so many patronize this restaurant.
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Fancy outing shirts and very com plete line of gentlemen's neckwear is a feature just now of the complete stock ot Warner, Taylor & Curtis.
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Master Mechanic Harding of Passaic, N. J has been at the Rubber factories, this week, He was a guest at Landlord Taylor's.
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The Rubber Co. has been very busy for the past two weeks working on white perforated mating a-d treads for the new American liner, the St Louis, which sails on it's first trip, June 6.
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M. s. Otis has been building a new fence at the rear of the Trinity churcf
 property.
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A NOTABLE EVENT IN THE CATHOLIC HIS
 roRY OF NEWToWN.
CORNER STONE OF NEW SCHOOL WILL BE
 LAID JUNE 9.

On Sunday, June 9, the corner stone of St Mary's parochial school, Sandy Hook, will be laid. Owing to the absence of Rt Rev Bishop Tierney, (who is on his way to visit the Holy Father) Very Rev J. A. Mulcahy, V. G., will officiate. The sermon of the occasion will be preached by Rev William Rogers of Stamford, one of the ablest preachers of our diocese. There will be number of viaiting clergy to witness the ceremony. The trowel which will be used in performing the cer- emony is of solid silver. This trowel, with suitable inscription, will be pre- scented in due time by Father Fox to the most generous contributor to the collec- tion on this most important occasion.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-31

MT Hurd, the sleight of hand perform CT, entertained an audience at Costello's
 hall on Tuesday night. He was guest
 at Taylor hotel.
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Dr Hickok and wife from Brooklyn have been guests at the home of MT and Mrs c. B. Sherman on Queen street.
The Newtown bee., 1895-05-31

Go and see "Raisipg the Wind'' and Turning him out" at the Town hall, June II, and help a worthy object.
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Miss Martha McMahon from New Mill ford is guest of her sister, Mrs Edgar F. Hawley.
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Dr Sunderland has had an electric call bell placed near the office entrance of the Grand Central hotel, for the convenience of those who wish to summon him at night.
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Warner, Taylor & Curtis of Sandy Hook have fine line of wall paper TOT their customers to inspect.
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Stanton Mullee of Naugatuck visited old acquaintances in town on Memorial day.
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The Guarantee Shoe Store of MT Lynch at the Hook is prepared with summer line of goods.
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Door and window streens. Best as sortment, lowest prices, at k. F. flaw ley's.
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s. c. Bull, the Sandy Hook druggist, calls attention to two new '93 pattern Columbia and Hartford bicycles. They are leaders.
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Keep your engagement for the Grange entertainment, Town hall, June 14.
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F. N. Bartram of New York was 8 guest of his sister, Mrs W. H. Glover, on Memorial day.
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Summer carriage robes,--a fine line Just call at Warner, Taylor & Curtis and look them over.
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Lawyer O'Hara of Bridgeport passed Sunday in Sandy Hook as the guest of Landlord Taylor.
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E. K. Morgan of Bridgeport favored his Newtown friends with a call on Me- morial day.
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pay. Messrs DeForest and Northrop ap pear for Beers and Tweedy, Scott Whittlesey for the borough.
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Mir and Mrs Benedict have had the un- stinted sympathy of all their Deighbors and friends in this trying experience.
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Mrs Manville of New Haven was guest, last week, of Mrs John Judson.
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perance Union will be held in the First Methodist church, Bridgeport, Thursday, June 6. The exercises commence at 9.30 and l0.15 8. m., and 1.30 p. m. Evening address by Mrs Cornelia Forbes, president Connecticut w. c. T. U. All are welcome.
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Special bargains in hosiery of our owr importations, $l per dozen, just In at k Y. Hawley's.
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Mrs s. c. Bull gives whist party to- night (Friday).
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Master Andrew, son of Dr and Mrs E. M. Smith, has been quite seriously i'll.
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Fairfield County News.
 BRIDGEPORT.

THE ". c. T. U. CONVENTION.
 The annual convention of the Fair field County Women's Christian Tenn
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A great many people have no idea what our Housefurnishing Department contains. It's not commonplace col lection by any means. It's an area of condensed goodness sheltering almost every known article that's used in and around one's premises.
 For instance, extension window screens, from b cts. up; malleable iron hammock hooks, , cts. each; steel gar den trowels, 3 and cts.; step ladders. with pail attachment, Aft, 49 cts, 5ft., 59 cts., 6fU., 69cts.
 Oak Stands, for two days at the fol- lowing cut prices:
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For Bridgeport, of the Beautifully Mounted Cabinet Photographs now be- ing given away by The New York Re- corder to it's regular readers. We have consented to assist the Recorder in dis tributing them here.
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Bridgeport, Ct.

EOR SALE-Late Cabbage Plants, seven kinds of Tomato Plants, seven kinds Of Celery Plants, Pepper Plants ready any time when customers are ready for them. Call on JOHN B. STOCKED, Grand Central Httel Gardener, Newtown.
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NOLT FOR SALE-Dam by Quartermaster O22l IA, bay colt two years old, very prom. ising, un broB en but good gaited. Price $I00 s. W. SMITH, Ansonia, Conn.
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THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
 BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

16-in. top, 59 cents. 20 " u go :"
 24 !" s1.19 Combination step ladder and chair, for two days, 9s cts. Watering pots ? qt., 15 ets., f et., p cts, 6 qt., 9 cts.- zinc spouts and painted: galvanized iron IA qt., 20 cts, at S9 cts., qt., 49 cts., 10 qt., 59 cts. Mothaline-large size, for g cts.
 The best assortment of Oil Stoves to be found anywhere, from 39cts. per bur- ner, up. This is also headquarters for Refrigerators and Ice Chests-there's 50 ice chests that we shall sell at SPAS each.
 Crockery for Summer Outing use plates, 3, and , cts. each cups and saucers 8 cts. per set; platters 10, F and 15cts bowls . cts, German silver tea spoons, s9 cts. a doz.; cut glass salts and peppers-silver top, 1s cts.; vases 8 cts. pick holders 9 and 39 cts.; mustards-silver top, 49 cts. toilet sets s2.45. Decorated dinner sets, s5.9s, tum- blers Pets.
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JOHN F. KEANE & GO.
WEAR GOOD CLOTHING,

WEAR GOOD CLOTHING! Such you at ease in Such meets the demands of fashion, and such carefully made the price allows It is MONEY SAVING PLAN to buy when Good Clothing sold the price that the Bargain ments offered We sell the Good Clothing TT FITS RIGHT LOOKS RIGHT-IS RIGHT put at once you feel that essential quality all Tailor Made Garments mpart EASE  3Enou ghfora dayson onr pa w.o Dao , . the is
 
  seady ydemand for rtheu
  Boys Blue Serge Steel Grey ,y.,. c,:-. Su ,nas of natar,s a asurpli kon nthe faceso ofcu
  where.  ddoub1eb breast s7 S1, S1, ,25 S1.5O. fs coOr ygol in the egapsA a R9 5 n, M Genuine French 'lseI.
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DEING FULLY EQUIPPED-with a 40-horse ID power portable engine, we are now pre- Timber in the woods Money cannot buy better outfit. BEARD BROTHERS, Shelton, Conn.
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WAKELEE PLOwS-Manufactured at Rox- " bury, Conn. If you want new blow this year buy the old reliable Bronson, strong and durable, warranted to work in stony land or clay soil. All blows and parts kept at the leading hardware stores. We make the best kind ot road scrapers, light to handle and durable. We also make the WAKELEE or Southbury blow and parts, same as was man. ufactured at Southbury. All parts carefully fitted before leaving our shop. Old east iron taken in exchange for blows and parts W. & H. BRONSON, Roxbury, Conn.
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EOR SALE OR TO RENT-Good farm Of l1O acres at W ashington, Conn, one halt mile & SONS, room l, 579 Main street, Bridgeport, Conn.
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MONT FORGET-That have as fine White D Cheshire Boar as there is in this State.
 Terms $l. c. B. JOHNSON, South Center Dis | trict Newtown. NOTICE-The Newtown Savings Bank will lN close on Saturdays, at F o'clock, noon, be- ginning June l, 1885, c. H. .NORTHROP, Treas urer.
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11OR SALE-Handsome four year old bay
 E marc by Pomperaug. Broken handy. Fast roadster. Warranted sound and hardy. Great bargain. GEORGE ". LENDEVEG,
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NOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-one bay horse, E HOO pounds, 8 years old, sound and kind, will work single or double, blow, etc, but that is sound and good roader. A. B. NOR RIS, 227 Fairfield Ave. and l56 Cannon St. Bridgeport, Ct.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-15

NV loRk, May li-Flour, quiet. but
held firm y; winter wheat. low CRATES.
e4.3Oa2,7J; do. fair to fancy. :ls A,
SO do patents. 50 4Oa9.75; Minneso-
IA clear S-1'a3 l3 10 patents. s3.5m
Z 10; low extras. :: 3Ua2.I5: c.iy mills. So BOA
Sto, do patents. = .0Ual.l0. southern iiour.
ann ana quiet; common 10 fair extra - 25.,
SlU; good 10 choice. DO, -. 2ua3. 10 Wheat
avn anu easier; No. 2. rel, store and elvvs-
tor, % a1Oc; ahoat, G9sc; ungrndsd
ted SIC: No ,, red,G3.c Corn weaker;
40 2 bila5i!c. elevator; j5in55 c. atoat: I'M :
graded mixed .52a5 {: steamer miXcd. 5S a
DOC; No 2. iS!al94c. Oats, quiet and firm;
No ,. 3lia5i,c. No white 3jc mixed Vest
srn, 3la32 C. white do, 57a4lc. Cut mcats.uull
aid depressed; pickle bellies. tc shout .ers
&c: hams. 9.9!c; middles. tuii ami nominal
snort Clear $50 Lard. quiet and eas.,r r;
western steam. 1910 sskc city. $6.l2gnd.lj,
9ork, quiet and Ste dN, mess, $I3.2jtl3 !,
Sohoe-Spotro, duh ana steady No, :. !6ic
eusar--Raw closed irmer am quiet. fnir
tehning. Sc. Refined. tauly act..c and
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crushed I-ltao 4; powdered, / l-l6aI !c:
ttanulated. i-iCai.c; standard A, -iGa
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-15

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-15
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-15
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