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The Irish standard., 1896-11-21
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The adde's. al Hilary De Hastings have,
issued invitations Is attend their Thanks
giving part which II I'll: be- held at the
court house III that ely On NednesdayS
evening next. The follo owing COMMITTEES
will look to the best interests Of the even
ing and see: that everyone has q good
time: Reception Com mitte diss Gertie
Eahey, Mrs. ]. III. IIyland, Miss Nellie
Murtaugh, Miss Maggie Callahan, Mrs.
p. Il. Elliott. Floor Directors J.
Currier, T. ]. Griffin, Michael Ahern.
Maurice O,Brien, Alex. Cane, Thomas
McShane, James Millett.
insurance Secretary O'shaughnessy has
sent out. his report on assessments n8 and
l19. The total amount collected on No
a1l8 was $1,201.50, and on No. 10 ,203
The amount collected on the previous as
sessment was $1,196.50. The amount in
the reserve fund on Nov. 18th was $3.733.
The division elections will be held
throughout the state during the month o.
December. In the city, No. will cleo,
on the first Monday evening III Deem
Der, and No on the first Sunday after
noon in December. w.
On Thanksgiving night the members O.
Division No. 3, assisted by the ladies o.
No. 2 D.. A.. will entertain their friend
at a social to be given at their hail. 223
Central avenue. A cordial invitation Is
extended to all who desire to attend.
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.fs# THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. :. ?? Z
Washington, Nov. 19.-The Northern
Pacific steamer Olympic brings from the
PHILIPPINE island rebellion news to Nov.
], at which time the situation at Manila,
the capital Of the island, is summarized
as follows: 4. ;,
The rebels hold the district near Ma
nilla and the Spanish troops are acting on
the defensive in the Cavite province.
Over 5000 troops are now in the Philli-
pines ready for the field. The Spa nish
show an inclination to stand aside and not
take any chances Of defeat until other re-
enforcement arrive, when with a large
force their success would, at least in their
eyes, appears to be certain. ,,.sf yys,
From what J. w. Davidson. q news
paper man. saw Of the soldiers, 1t would
seem that considera BILE time could be
wisely spent in .equipping5 the troops. The
scommissariat department. seems to be
limited to an officer In gorgeous, uniform
and two Indians with a couple Of old iron
pots; the medical. department. a doctor
with a me sicine chest. That's exactly
the outfit as far as could ne seen of a
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0RT


Bismarck, 81. he decision Of Gov
arnOr Allin, granting a Communication TO-
Kent, is the. sole topic Of conversation
here. The consensus Of opinion Is that
the governor could take no other course
after the p.easM Judge McC onnell. His;
Tory, records no case where the trial Judge;
has asked for communication in the ser
tence and the request has been refused.
Warden Wilson Of the penitenti ary, says
that he presumes Kent will be brought
here Saturday morning. Hewin be given
work In the officers dining room, as the
warden says he will be kept away from,
Swidensky. .s5s
Fargo, N. D.-For some time there has
been an Irish couple here as members Of
the divorce colony. Dr.. Whitcropt was
the man and he was known as the Irish
Count" The woman was Mrs. Vanston,
and she was known as the Irish Queer"
Both claimed Dublin, Ireland, as their
former home. Mrs. Vanston recently se-.
cured a decree, and they left this morn
ing for the east. 1t is said they clipped
from Ireland and will be married in New
York before sailing for Ireland. While
here the doctor created a sensation one
night by his jealousy of another divorce,
whom he thought was paying attention to
the queen
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d. y
al the last meeting 81 Division No. /.
Ladies' Auxiliary a, q. = was decided
to make the next meeting on Friday,
playing will be the s.ordern of the even
ing. followed 81 luncheon. .s| ..:7
Division No.. 3, Ladies' Auxiliary will
give social hop st Central hail. corner
Sixth and Seventh streets, Thanksgiving
eve. .'! 4
Division No. 2, Ladies' Auxiliary, will
give an entertainment and ball at Twin
City hall, corner Rice street and Univer-
sity avenue, on Thursday evening
thanksgiving.
Attorney T. D. O'Brien, on Saturday
argued motion before Judge Brill for
a new trial in the case OF William Ma
lonev and William Raleigh, the two
young men convicted of assaulting and
robbing B. Tollivar, an encampment WISH
tor, in st. Paul last September. The mo-
ton of the defense was based on the min
utes of the trial, it being argued that
the evidence introduced was not sutfic-
lent to warrant q conviction. Judge Brill
took the motion under consideration.
Mary e. Cheever was granted a divorce
from her husband, Dr.. John H. Cheever
several weeks ago, and at the time the de-
fendant failed to make an appearance.
Saturday, however, he came before Judge
Kelly, with an application to have the
former judgment set aside, explaining
that it was through circumstances over
which he had no control that he had not
been present at the trial Of the suit In
stituted by his wife. DR.. Cheever claimed
to have been confined in a hospital from
which he was recently discharged. Judge
Kelly took the case under consideration.
Miss Rebecca Taylor, arrested for cItm-
inal libel on warrant sworn to by Judge
James Schoonmaker. charging Miss Tay-
lor with having. on Oct. 18th, maliciously
libeled him by the publication of an arti-
Gle in St Paul paper, was formally ar
raigned in police court Wednesday morn
ing. Her attorney. John Hearn, asked
that the hearing be postponed until the
goth inst, as his private business wonld
occupy him until that time. This was
agreeable to Stan Donnelly, who appeared
for the prosecution. The complaint drawn
charges a misdemeanor. and it can. there
fore, be tried in police: court; Miss Tay-
lor demands jury and this was acceded
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SUMMONS.

s..'' ... SUN MONS. rt% .d!Et
STATE Or MINNESOTA. COUNTY or
Henne pin--Dstrict Court, Fourth judicial,
District q" G%%.#Fa
Interstate Grain Company, plaintiff, W.. The
Rockda.e Farm, Company. defendant. '.
The State Of Minnesota to the Above Named
Defendant: 8s6
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint Of the platntifl, In
the above entitled action which cemplaintt
said District Court at the City Of Mime
apolis, FIenncpin county, Minnesota, and TO
plaint upon the. subscriber at his office in
the Globe Building In Minneapolis Henne-
pin County, Minnesota within twenty days
after the service Of this summons upon you
you fail to nnswer the said complaint within
the time afolesaid the, piaintiR above,
the sum Of four hundred and thlrty-seven
dollars and ninety cents With interest tbers-
on from the 18th day of March, 1895, at the
rate. Of eight per cent per annum to the Gate
Of the. entry Of Judgment herein. }iai
Dated August 10th, 1896.
IL ~ J.. T.. MCGEE, !,
Attorney for, Plaintiff. Globe Building, Min.
neapol!s,. Minnesota. So. II "a
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Aitk;n Catholic Fair.

The annua. fair Of the St James Cath
olic church of Aitkih, closed on last Sat
urday night. after four nights, and CON-
sidering the hardness of the times. was
very successful. Rev. Father Greene, the
pastor, was rather fearful that the fair
was going to, be Il failure this year for
Aitktn, being dependent on. the lum Der
industry which is dead at present. was as
nearly dead broke as. town could be,
and live. But Atkin is rich in the pref
test girls in Minnesota. and the good
FATHER set them after all the. cash there
might be left. and they got it. The net
receipts were over $500. and no one was
more surprised at the result than the pas
tor himself. = 8.
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DEDICATION At IR0NWooD
The New Hal, vii, l. Dedicated on
Thanksgiving Eve. Thursday Nov.25

The New Halt viii be Dedicated on
Thanksgiving Eve. Thursday Nov.25.
AS already announced\in former issue
OF the Times, the A: o. VI. G. @. F. G. B.
L., st. Jean Baptiste and ladies Auxiliary
Of the A. 0. H.-SocietieA of st. Ambrose
church, decided unanimously to defray tbs
expenses Of fitting up rec pectable hall or
the third story of the parochial school.
Bids for the contract WE'RE let. the worl
was begun without unnecessary delay, ant
at present writing the haW\ is ready TO-
occupancy. Hereafter the Catholic socie-
ties will hold their regular MEETINGS there
in.
Committees from the said bocieties,2 to.
gether with the ladies of the Aongregatio!
at a meeting held last SUNDAY evening ir
the parochial residence decideN to hold
grand opening on ThanksgiyihA eve, Nov
25th. This entertainment, the\ most SUBJ
stantial part of which will be turkey ant
chicken supper served by the Indies, vii
consist of addresses by the preEidents \c
the different societies, instrumental music
by the Hurley Glee Club and an AN arouIN
good time. s.V
Chairman of the evening, Rev. M Kehoe.
A.. 0. H. address. Instability pf Sub
,unary Things" John Mullen.
C. o. F. address, Every Compound Con.
sists in Essential Contingency anl stat
Limitation Of Perfection Con GearE,
G. b., L.. address, t"The Unspah kabls
Turk" john Walsh.
St. J. B.. address, Perpetual MNion, ;"
Louis Delair.
An oily, smooth-faced usher will Ne OF:
deck, and woe betide the small boyNwhs
falls into the hands Of Justice ShAa Q.
Dan Nolan-whose province will be to han
die tickets-if they are not provided Wit
the wherewith. Admission so cents
Ironwood Times.
Judging from the above we can safel,
say that the Ironwood entertainment viii
be one of the most enjoyable events i;
the history of that thriving burg especially
on account Of the orators OF the evening
John Fl. Mullen, who Yields the gavel a
the local conventions of the A. o. H.; isl
speaker of some note. He is a graduate
Of the famous rock school Of Castelar,
county Mayo, Ireland, and nc doubt with
his experience in the late election, he l.
voicing- the sentiments Of the whole coun-
ty when he discusses the Instability O
All Sublunary Things" We are at a los.
70 know where Cornelius Geary fount
material for the framework Of his grand
effort, but we presume that owing to his
early training among the hills of Polka
moonshine he became endowed with ora
torieal gifts which he was not compelled
to make known in public before now
and if he does not compound his contin-
gencies beyond the limitation Of perfec:
ton, he will have no trouble in bringing
down the house. If the Turk suffers al
the hands OF John J. Welsh in proportion
to the laceration the Turkey receives be
meath his moIars, he will no doubt be. tn:
worst handled man in Europe: and ca
thank his lucky stars that ne is Out of tbs
reach of the Christian church.
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BRYAN PREDICTS
He Says the Gold Standard Will Yet
He Defeated. st.

He Says the Gold Standard Will Yet
He Defeated. 80
Game Preserve, Mo-, NOV 19.-Wm. J.
Bryan, Senator Jones and their party, ar
rived at this noted hurting park yester-
day after an overland ride from Chad
wick Of IS miles. MIR. Bryan and several
other membersiof the party donned thei,
hunting suits in the afternoon and started
out 49,. r."
~ When the party stopped at Forsythe,
Tuesday night, for supper a crowd gath
cred calling for Bryan. +. Finally Gov.
Stone introduced Mr.. Bryan who spoke
briefly reviewing the campaign and the
effect of silver He said the Republican
party wilr fall to keep It's promise of pros.
perity and the gold standard will go down
to defeat four years hence.
Forsyt,e, Mo-, Now 17.-via mail to
Clladwick, Mo-, Nov. 19.-The Bryan
hunting party consisting Of VIM J. Bry-
an, Senator. Jas X. Jones, Gov. Stone. R.
3. Cook and several others arrived here at
8 o'clock last night. All the party are
well except Gov. Stone, who is using
crutches on account Of sprained knee.
Mr.. Bryan ma de the trip here in a buggy
with CAPITA. G.. Kizse, onee Bsld-knoo-
Der, but now a respected citizen Of fancy
county. The weather Is perfect and the
woods grand. Mr.. Bryan presents a pic
turesque appearance In a duck-hunting
suit TIA game preserve, Is miles from
here will be reached about 8 O'Clock to-
morrow. 81. ~ n
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WHERE GOLD IS FouN

!, Washington, D. c.. Nov. 19--Consul
General Maratta. writing the department
Of state from Melbourne on the mint re-
turns for the quarter ended Sept. 80, says
they are interesting in connection with
gold discoveries in the colony of West
Australia Almost all the gold produced
III that: colony is brought to the Mel
bourne, mint and a pretty sure .criter-
ion OF. the progress OF the industry is
furnished. For the first nine months OF
the current year the mint received only
1929 ounces Of gold from Western Aus
iralia against 1G0949 last year.sa de-
crease of $500 ounces Taken in connec-
ton with the exceedingly unsound boom
now in full career at Perth. the capitol
Of that colony, the falling off is an un-
healthy omen. 1t would be unfair, low
ever, to be too pronounced untfl.the gole
feds are in proper going order, but there
lis obviously room for the exercise OF a
great deal Of caution on the:part. Of ,fnyes-
tors Ess' .e a PAX
AS regards the receipt OF gold by the
mint from other sources it is very satis-
factory TO- note that Victoria has, up to
the present time, supplied $50, $50 ounces.
against 526 $40 for the cores ponding PEE
Rod of 1895 land If the, same rate .of in-
crease is continued the production OF the
colony for 1896 will be about 775,oo0
ounces. .5.
Imports Of gold from New Zealand and
Tasmania show large increases, but much
less has been received: from South AUS
tralia. The total quantity ct gold re-
eeived by the mint from January to Sep
TENDER 80, this year, is 857,641 ounces
against 1855, 852 for the corresponding PEI
Rod last year. u.
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Mission at ST. Athony Church.

Last Sunday night most successful
mission was commenced at st. Anthony
of Padua church by Fathers Weldon and
Plus. of the Lazarist order. The devo-
tions and sermon each night at half pas,
seven during the past week, were for wo-
men only. and on each occasion the church
was completely filed. In the morning a;
5 o'clock and again at o'clock mass is
celebrated. The mission will continue ali
of next week, and the evening instruc.
tons and devotions will be for men only.
All may attend the masses in the morn
ing. Confessions are heard continually
each day from a. m until II p. m.
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Cornelius O'cain Dead.

Cornelius OCain died on the 10th inst,
at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. w.
i. Morrison, 1927 Lyndale avenue, aged
80 years. The deceased has been confined
to his bed since the recent death OF his
wife, on July 28th He was both we'll
known and we'll liked, throughout all
North Minneapolis, where he has lived
for quite number Of years. The re-
mains will be inferred at Byrnesville,
MINI. The deceased leaves four married
daughters-Mrs.$ c.. H. Gaumon, Mrs. w.
J. Morrison, Mrs. e. Flanagan and Mrs.
VIM. Shore.
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As.

Nearly a hundred varie-
ties in sight. It's difficult
to name a tea that we cam
not show, and we'll blend
teas just as you instruct us.
Prices cut in two.
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Time For Action.

Editor irish Standard:
: AS there is to be grand reunion of all
the divisions of the A. 0. H. and L. a.
In the county, about the first of the year
would 1t not be well for all the old MEM
bers to exert themselves towards secur-
ing at least one new, member each, thus
doubling our present membership. no.
.tice falling off In news pertaining to the
order, especially among the ladies' organ
izations, where news is always so plenti-
full. Keep up the interest, brothers and
sisters. The Irish Standard welcomes
ANYTHING of interest. Encourage the ca
diets and the Hibernian band :'-
ED. FITZGERALD.
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THEIR FIRST. QUARREL. .

THEIR FIRST QUARREL. 81:
(. Mr. New Wed-Thsss biscuits remind
me Of the ones mother used to- Is; 81.
4 His Wife Throwing her. arms around
his neck-.Oh George VI 4. Il 5. B b.
Mr.. New Wed (fnteEr uptf Wa lit until
4 net through will you !? T. WAS going to
say they remind me of the ones MOI hsr
usel to throw away. ~
THAT 5as how their first Quarrel began
New York Tribune. ;.ss ss
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HE GAzED.

Suffering somewhat acutely from the
effects Of having Just previously had a
spear about the size 81 9, center pole
crowded through him.. the knight lay SUI
pine. u. 49,.
as for his triumphant opponent. he just
stood there. gazing into the knight.---1n-
dianapolis Journal. s
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HILL Convicted.

Rev. J. C. Hull, who has been on trial
in St. Paul for poisoning his wife. admits
his guilt and has been sentenced to SIN
years in the penitentiary.
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a RS

Handmade Key Vests S for. ............ 2;
stratton & Storms "Londres." else 5
Ne where price 3 for 25c, here the genuine
thing Is, each. ............ ......N..-...
'.Yerxa Opera Ga match and a single
Whit will determine it's superiority; :.
S3s4 for ..'.. x
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1 SHERTFFS SALE Or REAL EgTATM
/ UNDER JUDGMENT OF REI.L(JH-,

SHERTFI7'S SALE Or REAL ESTATE
LNpER JUDGMENT OF FORECLO s-ss
'sTATE or MINNESOTA. County, III
Iennepin--District Court. Fourth Judicials
pin County Catholic Building ana .Loa1.
Association. plaintiff. against Robert ~.
orr ana Celia A. York. his wife, DE- Il
Notice is hereby given that under and BIZ 7
virtue OF "A Judgment and decree entered rs
day OF November, 1876 certified .transcfipts
(which has been delivered to me. 7. the mn
a;rs,g sn,, SaI h1, OF sa
bidder for cash: on Monday the fourth day
Of january, 1891, at ten O'Clock IN the fors.fg
I'm the CITY of Minneapolis. IN said County
in one parcel the premises ana real estate
described in said Judgment a5td slenree.
and Being u the County Of TIennetl alsEt
state of Minnesota, described az etsluWsIs,
BI bos e Prsiris Aa al 'as a
lis. according to the plat thereof .on.j ffke nd
Deeds IN and for Henrept t;eli,l ;hffis,
DATED November ~ 1886 .'ISIlIlg
h. Sheriff 81 Hehna abi sssont
s Jelley. Plaintiffs Astorr.s sssIl|
s! gEgEg 5J HShH sF 81 B4 s u
ssf I III or M1NNEgo5, colyS u ssaS
! IIernspin--D District Court, Fourth Va
ye /, 6 i 5 Smith, Il; 3; ; gsse,gs,
4 Assoeiat ton. q corpora ttolls tI .ss
N ssagiht rs VIE Maa @sise
Jol1n Norton and Bridget III ls1kag
Il wife.l. and the ST. Paul and 1S aS&e4a Con 1sss I
ti Com DaTiy,as corp ton. Ri
r, Notice Is hereby given that nra
virtue Of a Judgment and decree 1tS H
day of November. 1895. aacar tiasd EtrsH scripx
&c which has been delivered
dersigned, SHERIFF Of said IL
will sell sattpublic auction, e8s
bidder for cash on Monday. TIE ysg
Moor. + eli tfe sffntt door'sof ina &c oSs M
iii tiie clf y III 81 ssAtd oSnt ss
az ass sspn nia 81 said
md nsfa.s IA tie eeuni s, III
ss III
lfsl Ssso,tck j. a.
sfiDi1 t0 North AdineMxpps gsAEcME1143ffAaze ~
spia tsthereof ON file And so X se
5fice MIX die kN X
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Recent Births.

MI. and Mrs. E.. N. Young, 22o9 Portland
avenue, Wednesday. Nov. IL, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grier, 1904 Twenty.
fourth street south. Thursday, Nov. 49,. a
son, - afI5
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cOFFEES

No good variety that isn't
here, You'll be surprised
at the cup worth OF, the fine
OLD RIO
That we're weighing out
for 19c per pound. You can
pay more-and get more
aroma but we consider
the 19cRio palatable enough
for most people. =.
Any Grocery item (if it's
shelf worthy is sure to be
at Yerxa's. -
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OLD RIO
YERXA TABLE n HINTS

Nice sweet Roll Butter, per lbs. ...,...... 15c
Michigan Cider, purer or ssweeter isn't
expressed from Apples; per gall. .....,. 15c
Lard (nice as If you rendered It at home),
4 per ID !, .............. SC
American Pick,es per bott.e 5000 .(accord-
Good brown laundry soap, IL, bars, Tor 5. 25c
Baldwin or Greening Apples :ihner dent Ia
come from New York orchards. per
cranberr:es Cape Gods bes i pet.auart SC
Layer Figs. inviting, fat. meaty; per
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SUMMONS

''' .&lM : SUMMONS. Ha
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
epil-Dis riot Court, Fourth Judicial
District lf%M
Lizzie. EIasius, plaintiff, against Charles
l3lasius, defendant tE N
The State Of Minnesota to the above named
Defendant. &agIGl
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint OF the plaintiM in tho
above entitled action. which complaint has
been fled i'll the office of the clerk Of. said
District Court, at the City OF Minneapolis.
County e%1a sn Of Hennepin and State Of Mime
eof the said complaint on the subscriber at
. h, office, 10 the CITY of Minneapolis, IN
days after service Of this summons upon
you exclusive Of the day OF such service:
and II you fail to answer the said complaitlts
this action viii! apply to the Court Tor tho
relief demanded in said complaint togeth1r;
herein. ,ss' i,- ~ 4 gS}ySfSSsh8s
Dated November 18th A. H. 1885, II .4 AXE fs ss
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body of troops who were embarking for
5Cayite. It is certain that they are ex-
$tremely weak in orgaIl!za ton. Some dis
loyalty has been shows by some Of the In
dian marines on shore duty, who fired
upon some Spanish troops, while 1t is also
reported that the native troops at Miti-
\ dano have revoIted. Selling the forts and
! gunboats on the lake. The Spanish troops
have been firing at$each other as q. result
INC e: blunder in manoeuyering and CON
Siderable loss has been reported: a
issS The Hong Kong. Daily Press says: Gov.
Zen. Blanco IS no doubt trying to con-
4 duct the campas gn III the way It should
3be done It is unfort ilnate. however, that
stlle officers who have the execution Of his
sorders Ia hand are not OF the same spirit.
Arrests continue and IT is said that over
ia, COO prisoners are now confined packe
-ventilated dungeons. to an extent
ttiat * not q bsol rteiy fatal to great NUM-
ss.bera causes much. suffering. But the fear
yyssfills incident Of the black holsSof Manila,
when 81 suspects were snlot hered ito death,
"a probably not be again rapeafe1 Il, Tor
NJ A ise go vernon general was greatly enraged
this affa ir,s nj ch& thes andss ia at
ance swear was an una VI tdable aei-
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RANGES

Best that are grown in Mexico They
" hold their own i'll comparison with the
best from Florida or California: Per.
dozen 5000. ............:... re
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MEATS and POULTRY.

@ Our Meat Market is we'll stocked with ev-
erything GU want for Thanksgiving. :5i,
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Dated November 18th, A. u. 1896, III 4sss. I'M.
HENRY DEuTSfFzsHSyftf
PLAINTIFFS Attorney. Ronm 3. 257 First W..
nue. SOUTH Minneapolis, Mini M WI H Oh
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3e5G

Per pound for just baked Mac@aroons in our
pastry department. - -
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-08-19

Mr.. Stone in opening expressed his
regret that the permanent chairman
.ot the Chicago convention, Senator
White, could not be present to make
1.-The official notification and explained
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-08-19
a Hepublican Solir,

DENVER, Aug. 13.--There are now
in Colorado two Colorado state com
mittees claiming to represent the Re
publican party, and two state conven-
lions have been called, one for Sept.
9 in this city, and the other for Sept.
80 in Colorado Springs. The latter
convention was decided upon at a
meeting of the state committee July
%, at which the followers of Senator
Walcott, who will support Mckinley
and Hobart, were in control! Chair
man Holmes and the Mckinley mem:
Ders of the committee ignored the call
for another meeting which was signed
by a majority of all the members. At
this meeting a new chairman was
elected. Resolutions were adopted re-
pudiating the action of the previous
meeting, declaring the silver question
of paramount Importance, indorsing
Senator Teller and commencing the
action OF the Colorado delegation to
the national Republican convention.
a state convention was called for Sep
tember 9, at which it is the intention
of the silver Republicans to indorse
the Democratic national ticket and
make nominations for state Offices.
The other convention will nominate
Mckinley and Hobart officers and
probably also full state ticket.