Bloomington Courier, Volume 8, Number 2, Bloomington, Monroe County, 12 November 1881 — Page 1

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BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1881.

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UoomUftoa Accomodation, -

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Lorn tsv iUe Accomodation

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5:37 P.M. 9:40 A M.

ThBxprM ran btww omTiWad

CkiMM wiAotrt chng. TT1 A. RALEIGH. As?nt.

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We w taepb m dditk to our stock of Pry 0ood8, a

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Day BxprM,

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Our Work is our

WAGON nnPUR SHOP.

'We mftKe sn repain Bnggto

.WifoiiB, All work flone cUnp

uid 1wlfntl:to give satisfaction

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4Speeittty- We have plenty yatJ " ',: worn and, water for atoefc., , Gilxnore Brothers,

Local Facts

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-If SatonUy morning mboal a yemn oia, named homaB OolilTer, hal fotit badly:, BMkflgM by fright trait t as losing -through the "big .LPW I be was about tt; crosaribe trackheil the train atrwk hinlieratho were-near atec

ing to jump m tra n c' Phectaw, assisted by ISv Ilarrisj Maxwell ridW e feat at the ankle tiie aanteron. The 003' ia rather ielieate, bat the pt obabiii ties re that he ill gV throoglailig& very fe weekar i feartnl ktiaoa;ia taught boys who in it upoa. riding on the trains - but Muikf 'woreif ill atari ithrowgh. the world armleaa or legless before supply of ready victims "is exhaaeteif Boe, who'll fee the nexrf :V; 1 7 r , f iBidW;, Ev Treaty of ia city, ndRev. iolia ofi DanvUle, tthAi hn2 .4aT-a: -lftafc week, ax

JameatowDoajthesu 4kTlie AcUonSnbjtt and Design o(i Baptisnt" The wwrilie Gazette: says that Mr. Treat-; proved himself to '7 be

Boots & Shoes,

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.illery ;:::fo' Cash!

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McCAXLA & CO.

Beiore buying yotu clothing

examine the stock at the Bee Hive and save money. ' Th3 grocery department of the Bee Hue is one of the best patronised institutions in the city. The reason: Fair dealing, and always the best of goods. ,

PUSTOIi POPS!

A SEBiC CS SATURDA Y 1STIGHT AFFRAY,

f A1LBY BORED BY A BULLET A .VJLY FISTICUFF MATr IN EE,

PABABRAPH5 FDfiELT PW8AL

A Wiekiy ai f tfce

1 --Mr -m PI llWS m ang t PitUbnrg, xV- " . ;

Hots , Ky. ' -Sheriff Gnmaa waa

polis last Saturday. I .Hoil Godlo; city last weefe - - Mrs. Martin, braly KaUCnnning, U ViaitiBg her old boase. ' ieer to woA inr Mrs. White, of Jobnaon coun ty, hM been yUitiag hex aiatar, Mrs, L. Cochran. f Mrs. Aaroa Boaa, ia visiting bar a!aler; M3 mkiM M0 Mra. Jeace Htatac of Anna, IIU ia visiting her mother, Mrav HeaderaoB " . Mayff Dkla irad f rom an -csMssMi sdy." ,- ; " '.?v..'1 ,1-. Misa Fannie Ghriaty, of Bnabyille; ie TMtinat tha residence of SqoireTate. - vHenry Mceoilottgbv fonner Bloomi ngton printer, is now teaching school in Neosho county Kansas. ; -Her.ry Gentry, a son of Bictimrd Gentryi ia.'noW' toseBijj'itb J?iof''

John Battarton and hia new wife of Gr-eensbarg, Ind., .au"e risiting -Ear-, ing Battcrton and lainilyr ' 4iory Wjrti, a iimil -agent running in to Toledo, was at bi a borne here on a flying visit, last week. Rev. J. A. Bower assisted at the Hietallatiot of the pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Grrecocastlc, last weefc-v ' ?. 1 Bert 31 cGee left for Marshall,

Texas, last-Monday, where he has secured: a situation in jj clothing

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Worrair who ia teaching

school at Tbere are now about eight teachers here from old Monroe. We are going to form a league, and take the county.

before spring. This is a fine-town; about the su e of Bloomington . . Just

completed a 1125,000 Court-nouse."

In less than five years there will be

fttrPt railroad -run ni nsr -from the

' J. M. Allen, of Greeneaatle, wa

in our city OTer Sunday. He seems

atronfflv attacbed to this

placeorsomebody in itv ; I .John. Waldron bas been drawn as a member of the grand jury of the the Un Si BUtrict Coart, and J J.

Alexander as a member of the petit

Our Eltietrlc Ltfht. The coming of the el ectric light has been postponed until? aboat the holi

days on account of the business en

gagenenU ot Albert Seward, who is Chief Engineei of the Eden Park Incline Bail way, Cincinnati. It io not the intention that the light shall

only illuminate the public square,

but,ifitiaplaoedbighenougbonthe Conrt-bouaa atetple, nearly every portion of UietovFO mil be lighted by it. Sam wl; huwe seen this

kind of a light in operation tiaya that

a newspaper can be read by it as far

off as the University buildings. It

will give a hundred tin.es mure light than did our amok coal oil street lam pa, and cost much less. 'Fhe ex bibitaon of the light by Mr. Seward will be to show 5ur citizens what it

will do, and tht Seward Broth Ara will

fumiah the steam power for this ex

hibition free of charge. Wabash,

Indiana, now has an electric light in

in successful open lion on the top of

Court-hoose, and tlaat city would not

be without it for five time the. cost.

"BIQ133SPNDER THE SHADOW OF THE KNINERSITY."

A WABKING TO FIFTEEN CENT WHISKY DRINKERS!

ou' should not i:ail to see those

elegant cloaks, Dolmans and Shawls at the Bee Hive. -.-The New York Store roust and will sell off everything before moving into their new quarters.

tO BE A CITY, WE MUST AS fclTIES DO.

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Mr, Showei s, of Showers Brothers furniture manufactures at Bloomington, waa in town Tuesday. He says that the firm began businons ten

years since with & very small capital, and has made a great deal of money.

They have recently erected a three-

story brick factory out of their prof

its, and are now 117,000 behind on

orders. Ancouned by this success

the citizens of Bloomington have raised $3,000, wbfb w now in bank, to start a aaiur ractory, which will ae running by Chi istmaa, ' Green castle is infinitely a better place than Bloomington for such an enterprise, because of our competing east and west railroads and proximity to coal. Pluck and etiterpruse are paying in Bloomington, wtieire they have but

one railroad, ana that a very poor

Those who were in the vicinity ot the public square last Saturday night about 10:30 o'clock were startled by the reports of several pistol

ahotal An i n vest! cation revealed 1

the fact that tliere had been a very sftrioiiu row in nnd.about StockwelPs saloon, The adair was considerably mixed, and it has been ft hard matter for us, in the discharge of our duty as'i news gatherer, to get the straight of it. After hearing stater merits made by those who witnessed' the aifair, as well as those who were eug&ged in it, we have sifted the thing down about as follows: The trouble began in the satoun

over l4fifteen cent whisky." The pro

prietor of the saloon attemptedi to

eject m customer whom .lie considered too boisterous about the price pi! the drink. City Marshal Buskirk attempted to quell the disturbance, and this brought on an. altercation bfcttreen him and Job 11 Stock weii, During the affray, City Marshal Buhkirfc was pushed out ol the house an d the door closed. He immediately drew his revolver, and a that moment some one caught his arm to keep hi in from firing. The revolve? was discharged, however, and the ball entered, the groin of an innocent bystander named William Bailey, Then followed an altercation between the Msrahal and policeman George Beeves, during which the latter fired two shots, it seems that Beeves triecto arrest the Marshal, fteoves states that the Marshal arm ell linn wilf with some stones and was ify

tucking him (Reeves) with tjhem.

Oitdlu ile Clarity. Judge A. J. Simipson, of Paoli, Orange county, father of Mrs. J. F. Pitman, of this city, died ai his boHne, on Wednesday of last week. On Tuesday, Judge Simpson was arguing a case before jury, while the Hon. J. W. Buskirk, of this place, W3s on the bench. After speaking about-three-quarter of an hour, he suddenly sank into a chair, and was irnmendiately surrounded by his friends, who knew that the effort had been too much for him; He,, was taken from the Courtroom, but returned in a few moments and again began his argument, taking un the

thread where he had left it, as if nothing had happened. His son, who is Clerk of the Court, persuaded him to drop his argument and retire 10 his home, which lie did. In twenty -lour hours afterward he c?ied. Judge Simpson was about 85 years of age, and was a half brother to the late Chief Justice Clifford, of the U. S, Supreme Court. He had been a resident of Paoh fifty years, and was highly esteemed by all. Candy pullin' time.

Miss Ella O. Buskirk, daughter of

William Buskirk was married, jast Monday, to Johu R. Orabbe.The ladies of the Walnut Street Presbyterian Church will give an oyster supper next Thursday night. C. C. Mefford has bought Dr. Rhorer's stock of goods,at Atkinson's old stand, and will continue the business.

Pumpkin pies are in full bloom. Circuit Court meets on the last Monday of this month. There will be a very little poik smoked here this winter by dealers. Green .butter-beans and string Deans are still on sails at the stores.

one, running north and, south. The Marshal had previously been re-

Greencastle Baanerr I tieved of his revolver by a friend, A

; 'M8howers-tbM'3bhe .truth, Mr. soon as Beeves began firing at him Banner. The money has been raised he left the scene, and after? vis

and -vork' oa the new chabr factory i. ting the yonhgman whom he bad

building cominenced. What is more,, wounded, took a buggy for some

a company is beiri g organized for the point North. Before this trou ble it

In about -one week By ors & Con. new j of Marshal and leave for California

spoke! factory will be ready to let on I last Monday.

The Bloomington Orchestra took in $65 at the concert at Bed lord, last Friday night. William Blackstone, a nephew of Craig Woriey, died at MartiiBSVille on Friday last. . ? Jack Nichols haa the Contract for erecting the new cnair factory. It will be 60x40, and tiree stories high. I he Bedford papers were disappointed because the Bloomington Orchestra didn't play Grandfather's Clock."

An enterprising individual is trying to revpluticuiizefthe butcher bu

sin ess by

ab out town.

ing m eat in a wagon

A freight conductor named Jack Fy field had a thumb so badly mashed by the cars, last week, thai; Dr. Maxwell had to amputate it. A grand display cf failing stars is announced to take p lace on the morning of Nov. lith, between midnight and daylight. Dressed turkeys aod chickens are beginning to arrive at the stores. They retailed this week for 8 cents per pound.

The two

A bastardy case, from Indian Creek township, that was to haye been tried before -Squire Tate,, in this. cit. last Monday, did not come off; consequently the bald heads were greatly disappointed. Mrs. Eleanor Spencer, the mother oftP, O, Spencer, died on Sunday night last, in the 80th year of her age. " She had been a resident of this county 40 years, and a devout member of the Methodist Church for 62 years. She passed awny peacefully and, strong in the faith. .v The following from the Ne Albany Public Press, has a local applir. cation for Bloomington. 4An observing citizen is of the opinion that it is not fair for a man to dress; one of his wives so much finer than ' the

other, especially when the other has,

all the children to care for." 4

A disease among the horses known as "pink eye" is prevail ug -ovor' 'the State, but has not reached this county. The first symptoms is stiffness in the legs of the animal, and refusal

to walk or lay down, 1 accompanied

by a pink tinge in, the, white . of, the .eye, . .. . '.n ,,. The HonvP. L. D. Mitcheir celebrated the 48th anniversary of his marrige last Monday; He came to this place acd entered? the State Dni-

vetsity 52 years ago. Four years af

terward he married in to the Ketcham family. We hope that "Uncle Ren" will live to see many more of s his wedding anniversaries come -and go. Mr. Small, the contractor, fell some trees across the new turnpike to prevent travel on it. Last Wednesday night a party of thirty-five men removed the' totes, and sent word to Mr, Small that it would he dangerous tor him to replace the obstructions.

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Wm. Showers made a business

trinto Micnigan City this week.

James Shawers left for the east this

w4r trt narchaae machincrr for - the

establishment of a table factory here. I wa& his intention to resign hia office

miles of erravel road

which some of the enterprising ci ti

the steam, and start in with twenty- M is hsujil in such cases, hisky zens of Clear Creek2onstrueted from

five or tnirtfr men. Then, it must ne i had a great deal to do wun una not, the switch two mxiea South, can nbjr

remembereci, Bollenbachecr's large bat who wail drunk and whowas so- be appreciated,

poke man ufactm ing establishment ber we don't pretend to say, -for re

in in successful operation, and has ports are very convicting. It isnoihbeen for several yeare. The proper- ing unusual for a;anmbsr of ;stnen to

ty coals not be booght to-day foi be ont Saturday nights enjoying

30.000. Here also ia located the I themselves, but this in the worst af-

Seward Brothers ' fonndiry. whore I fair oi the kind that has happened in

ic squiire into the' north-Wtl;new chair factory.

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- nartiof town and junction- neighbor-

c hood. Bioemingwn . papers ; please

45opy. Bedford btar. ?

I The Bedford Star, to the Bloom-

ington Courier, deutor:

To publishing 6 lines , of reading

matter, at 10 cents per line, 6 cents

Please remit immediately, so that we ? may be in a manner compensated for

ahliahinfic such an ontraffeoua lie.

-rW. W. Durand, business mana

ger ofthe Bamam and London shows

arrived home last Friday. JGfewiH

remain here a few weeks before going

east to prepare his ad ver tl Bin g, gaper

fornextt season. T

John R. East, of this city, and

A Perci field, of risanvill, have

formed aUis pnrtnsrihip for nrac

tice in Brown county. This will not

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Mr. Bditor-Your EUettwHle Be- J interfere with Mr. Bast's practice in

all right, except that I would amend t Drary Hooves sold bis house-

it by substituting Doc McLahlan for UoWi gooda last Saturday nd wil

Hi., to

work one of hia brother s farms.

Dmry has many friends here iwho

cjjair wisii him success, although sorry to

a citizen.

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Pat Mathis called at the Clerk's office this wei:k and took put a license to many Bridget'' Higgins, The marriage has not tahen place.

tnousanus 01 tne iieoraieci ocwnru 1 juopmingvpn xor many years;

There will have to be two voting

It is precincts in Bloomington township at

Chilled Plojrs are turned out every generally said that poor wh isky is I the next election, as the new law says

vear. thft cause of many rows, but t seems I taere must not no over a&u voters in

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Mr. Sho wers has already told yon j that fifteen cent whisky staged this precinct.

of the large furniture factory with lone.- Thewhole thing, no doubt, will

AIL the j be sifted by the next grand ;j u ry.

.Harbobs Bukg.

which he 'iis connected.

members f this firm (three Showers I Buskirk returned last Wednesday

Brothers. ) take active part inv the nicrht and is now cin dutv. At a

. -. . - - - .:;V-. I 7-. . .1 . mechanuAl work of their establish- meeting of the City Council , Thurs-

menW , It s by their own industry day night, nothing was said about

that t hey aow thrive. It has be en j the Saturd ay ni ght affair.

not a few years ago since they were I , Bailey, the wounded man , was ta-

struggling along with scarcely finy ken to the home of his mot her On

business or credit and Jbut little en- Sunday morning the doctorii searck-

conragenent from their home people 1 ed for the ball, but it could not be

To-day their standing and credit is I found. It is supposed that it struck hiizh in the commercial world and I the bone and glanced down ward. If

they have more business offered 14mn the bone is not fractured there is no

they ata. handle; all brought about danger, unless from blood-poisoning.

by their industry and good manage

The twenty negroes connected with

the work train . conuume each dav

about two bushels of potatoes, forty

pounds of meat, and twenty-five

loaves of bread. They - eat and sleep

on the train. A colored visitor ooen-

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ed the 4loor of the : sleeping-car one evening, and fter one good sniff at

the atmosphere of the interior re

marked, "I golly; better git a pole.

cat to purify de smell of dis ere bunk

H. J. Feltus editor of the Bloom ington Courier, will be a candidate for the Democratic nomination" ifor Auditor of Monroe cou n tv. -rBed fo rd Star; ; ':,v In order to choke this, thing right off at the start, we would inform an anxious public that Mr. Feltus is not a candidate for any office from road supervisor to President. The latter, especially, as he does not want to run the risk of being assassinated. "Many .Friends and ' Many Voters"

are to busy in other, directions ?and'

will not get around to Mr. - Feltus to

bring ham out l.ntil about l.J)04f; ,

As soon as the building is corn-

pleted, John P. Smith will remove

h is furnitu re rooms, to the second story ot Waldron's new bloqk. With

largo room and; broad stairway

leading to it, Mr Smith will have one of the largest and best furniture

rooms in the State. Betore removing'

he will sell his present stock of fur?

nitnre, at the old standat rggatljjre;

duced prices. r, r

Clndnnad Llve Stock MmrUpt;u C0RBECTfil EVERY THURS DAT. ' ' Cattle--Fair to medium, $3.00

$3 75; choice butcher, $3.85 $4.6.5

Hoes Jfo;ir to good, 5.7o $6.10 :

good shippers, $6.10 $6.40.

Sheicp Common to fair, 2 3i

cents ; choice, 4 44 cents:- choice

ambs., 4 4 J cents. ; - l-

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TheproprietoCs of the -new

factory are now ready to purchase jlose bim - ."""r m '. i. ' ".r' !'". I .

mapie,sugcir..oeacn, ivim ana amui The corn haa

lumber. 'A.pply to the factory, near L. cribbed.

Showers Brothers' furniture factory.

This

Pat Connelly has bougbtoa lot in Condition

Dunn's addition, and; will ...build

McGregor has a st4iam stave buck

er working; near-the iron abridge; in

The pajtoreaiM .to

menL ! We have a few enterpriainc:

men here, Mr. Banner, who are going

rizht iihead in soite of the old fos v-

been abont nlfegs- ismr Woomiu has-improved great- U8 ot 1aint ?

y in pis. uto years.

For iibe information of the Banner,

and other interested, we would add,

in the way ot pioetcript, that we

erectcti two fine blocks of business

honaisi this year; Next year ire wdl

do better-

A burley burglar visited the resi

dence ot Rev, Webb, Friday night, but went away booty l3s. He was

week we had a-dacrip, dismal 'rt heard up stairs and was suphfiari v even daw posed by those sleepi ng in that apart-

Found, a pair of bhie-riinmsd spec

tacles. Apply at this offlae. ,

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Jamas Breedem residing near Stan-

ford, died on last Sundav. . Aced 75

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Every; night Kd. Coftlii now hears:

Ed;get that Dottle of ioothjng syrnp

John Beatty haa a new baby-girl.

A arrival of road head Mo

hair at the Bee Hive.

What few hogsareow being ship

ped are not as good as they ought to

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Christmas comes o Sunday this

pear. (This ia a scoop on ucr umr

papers. - -

Matthews 4( Sons, of Bliettaville,

have j ust finished shipping the atone

for the iails at Craw fords villa Ind.

and Paducha, By. ;

There are now 60 cases on the

times when you see" how low those court. The civil docket is light, nnt

new goods are going pff gjafe ih New . nrobate , boainasa is lnrga

The Court house is now receiving calling Mr- Webb by name and then

airs, weou, wituoun an answer ine

voice was raised an I called in earn-

It is! not quit? twd rmonths to est ior Mr. Webb, who was sleeping

11wfiftrin0offt1me.and.it seems, the Deiow- luetmet tnen arose .irom

"ngtt.e of short

interval, I Ka intfirntorl Wio fim woo Hia-

A eitv must he ooor indeed when tinctiy seen and he is described as

it has to send an emtaissarj from SL H mm oearu.

M.,.h..iht,wk,l dr to d0OT Bripion pa

. ." ' I vie llvr ir r mnnat -.1?rk li.avr rt

nnin KMn ii inr h niifin lidir. juihi " -

disocuat crew wtU woo be overp aid s"

say, it applies ti Bloomington

Handsome Windaor ties, at Me

Caita A Co's.

-Did yon know, that" McCalla &

Co. keep a nice stock of perfumery,

bigger, biggest, is the stock

Jhn Ben Allison sold 320 acres of

Kaniias hand last week, tor $2,000

It is stated that Rev. A. A. Bur-

Such an lelg" iaie pastor ot rietnei unurcli

item would not be out of the way for fiSrf ?fu thi"

recently at Richmond, and was se-

HAS iJTfiARGJiST STOCfc OI

Ealamazo Mich., Feb. 2, lfciSO. I know hop bi tters will bear rec-

commendation honestly. All who

use them confer upon them the? high

est en comiums, and give them credit

for making cures all the proprietors claim for them. I have kept; them, since they was first offered to th.e public. They took high, rank" from the first, and maintai ned it, and are more called for than all others combined. Solorig as they keep up their h igh reputation for purity and usefulness, I shall continue to reccommend them something that 1 have never before done with' any other patent medicine. ' ' , J. M. Babcoge, M; D.

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John Graham is agent at Bloomington for the Old Reliable Vandalia Jine anil is prepared to furnish the lowest rates to all points, in any di

rection. Close connection m ado at Greencastlc Junction. Don't buy a

ticket for the JEast or West until you.

see him.

Cleaning out everything regard

ess oi price before removal, at the

Vfew York Store

Neckwear for Ladies and Gent s

ati McCalla 4 Co,

--Wicks A Co, are agents lor the

of new goods nt theew York Store. Uthe. northern towns who failed

No use wearing your last win

Stark Boots, the best goods in the Iter's; overcoat when you can buy

market, ior sais ft vae nee jiive. i naw ami-ito snttap ac. ins Kee ilive.

vevely rebuked therafor by the Bish

op. Greencastle Banner. ;' -' . ..... Four o.' the "best papers having

the. largest oueu lal! ?nw in Bedford,

gave glowing accoh its in their last

week's wane of a dog show. Bloom-!

ington has caught the infection and

to call

Mitchell Com-

have the circus and

a during the stason.-

msrcxaL

menasrene

Joseph Parks and A. J. Payne

have opened a meat shop in the base

men t of Farmer's building," and are

now piepared to furnish the best4 of

meats, of all' kinds at the lowest living prices. When you want a good piece of meat, give them a calk

Drv J. P. Tourner will con tinue his office at the old stand , the late residence of his father, Fourth street, between College Avenue and Walnut streets . ; 1

AILSchaol and College Supplies,

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EVER BROUGHT Ttf

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tion given to orders fbir country :mih000ij

A large stock of oycrcoats at Nevr Yojd$ Store.

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as wis waeagest fAace m W8WisW U

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tompare our pnoes wnn otners. wo fusr

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