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Newspaper Page Textne levs nd Baser. P. * FRANELiX GA.. ACGVST 24. VVA Did sow go to the csmpnieeiii.g 3 Protracted meeting at the Baptist chorea next week. Mrs. L. T. Lane is spending the week wits relatives in Hogansville. Prof. Hargrave's summer school will soon draw tn a close. The regu- lar foil session will begin early is September. Mr. and Mrs. A. A Powers, of Newnan, spent several days this week with their parents and many friends in Franklin. Cotton will soon begin tn move, and the hnugry editor may stand a chance to get a dollar on delinquent aabacrpcon. Bev. W. J. Wood is conducting quite an interesting meeting this week at Harmony. The church has had a number of happy act-ssons. Mrs. J. M. Wheeler left Wednesday for Bowdon. She will spend a few days with relatives there and at Car rollton befosu returning to Atlanta. Cotton is opening rapidly now, bar picking has not yet commenced here. In south Georgia, though, the crop is being picked and marketed rapidly and satisfactorily. Bev. W. J. Wood has invited Rev. D. I- Parrish, of Roanoke, to assist him in a series of meetings at Frank lin, and will probably protract a few days, commencing on the fifth Sun day in September. The board of trustees of Flat Reek campground held a business session Monday. an<l elected Mr. G. W. Em ory to fill a vacancy in the body. The board is ecnspoeed of active mem bers, and for sine years, at least, the camt'meeting is an ass- red success. Dr. J. D. Cook is chairman of the board aid Mr. J. E. Mcuty secreta ry. The Snnday schools of the county short Id not : ose sight of their ap prnnehing county aesoeiatiun. It trill coarene Saturday, September Sth. If your Sunday school w lagging in interest reurguin! and come in a body. That 4 the ray to bnoisn drooping !La r M^ : sifrarry' ;t through the winter. Mr-. O. C. Brittain retnmed Fri day last from Sinth Kttsbcrg.Tenn.. where she has spent several weeks with her sons, Her stay in the m«an tiins seems to bare strengthened her greatly. She was accompanied by Mrs. R. E. Bn train and her charming ■ister. Miss Cora Jenkins, whose maar friends welcome them in the full dentil of social pleasure. Coe rt hows? work has progressed raptd'y during the past fortnight of pretty weather. The walls have been • rtsec to the seeoaft floor, sad begin to show np the beadlifni eoatour of the building A new kiln of brick is Ki being burst, and by the time the weather clears np will be readv to be placed by the workmen. And few can place them more rapidly or more artisticaii v rhan Mr—Wajtmer's force of masona. Franklin learned this wwk. with feelings of deepest regret, of the deal •f Pro£ G. IT. Eaddy, of Wite Pla. s. Ala- shies occurred W^deeudav last. He had just been elected president of Walnut Grove colh g»». and had ac cepted the place. While aw-v from home La was violently stricken with tvphoid lever, and lived onlv a verr short while. Prof. Ealdy was a no ble-hear*ed. Christian gent.eixian. and co man -ver shared a Largi-r cir cle of friends in Frankhu. all of whom sympaih a- deeply with his devoted young wile in her hour of sorrow. Mr. H. F. Spearman's family had a cfere call b'-day last. Du mg the electric storm which prevailed about noon 3 large hickory tree wh» stands beside his dining room w a struck by lightning. The family were at dinner at the rime, and ail felt the shock, but Mr. Dan ripeunnan. who sat nearest to the fated tree was knocked vicientlv sc the Boor. He anon recovered. however. and found himself unhurt. Eis sister. M_ss Jeu :ne. had passed beceuth the tree not a haif m l nn r v .wtorr the ’ ihuw. z struck. it is indeed fortunate that the buit was not a Terr larse one. or H sach cluse pramwity to the strick en tree the whole family wonid hare been killed. It a a little singular too that the tree osnght the force <W the electricity scee the house s well supplied with lightning rodn. Job Printing. C2XSTU3T3 DI CAMP. not Boek Wit- <im 4»Wt t ■ri— wCWnwriwe®. The aeries of religious services which ckxfi at Flat Rock Tuesday night last vis ooe of the most inter esting in the history of the encamp meat. The meeting begun on Friday night under bright auspices, and the four services of each day were full of enthusiasm and spiritual power. Presiding Elder Williams was in charge, and, captured beta the church and attendant crowds with his elo quent messages of love. Rev. D L. Parrish, of Roanoke. also lent elo quent help, and his able discourses were listened to with deep interest. Rev. Hugh Houston, of the Baptist ehureh. was a tenter and an effective helper. Among the other able min isters were Beta O'Neal. Colley, Moore, Wood and McDowell. The crowd -o Sunday was estima ted at from fifteen hundred to two thousand, and the order was perfect. The rest rmatiun on this line was very marked, and frequently during the meeting the preachers thanked the eongregatior.s for their good attenti-c and rtex outside for their icel'ent deportment. Whether listening to the messages •/ the ministers, or mingling iu social reunion about the tents, or strolling tn happy couples among the rugg-d rocks, the crowd seemed to be influenc’d by the per vading influence of the encampment and never forget their reverence fur - the Prince of love and peace who overwatebed their way. Though slightly warm, the weath- er was perfect, and die meeting was one that will always be a green spot in the Chnstmn expert, nee of all who bowed before the consecrated altar of the great tabernacle. A3i AFP£AJL Ta the Voters es Heard to Carreaf the Case* lida ted E>tcrai of the Pnaaary Election Held Joly 25th. Upon investigation wc fed great’ injustice has Le-n d-e. In amse districts the colored dir.iocrats wer not ai lowed to vote. and mot&enthey were allowed to vote contrary to tee rules of the party and the order of | the massmeeting held the first Tues day in June; thereby fraud was prac ticed. Some Atricts veted minors an I purnes'toui Alabama. There were 57 illegal votes eas, in said eleeticn, and we oeuew upon tween SO ac-J 160 illegal •. ores pnlkd. Swne of thedtstrx'ts aeM Ute dee non contrary to the order of the maasmeecir.g. We further allege that the returns were not filed with the clerk of the superior court us ’he lav requires in the Bets >f -'hO and 1- >1 on page 11, (• parties eowld net sowksc le gally for the want cf papers so this is die only reowdy left at our cwr i:'uuA We stand ready to prove what we a ege. R. H. Jtncwm, J. T. Umcpsb. Hojwrw Gues D*. Fnrs t aA Use W.*rK^ Eaar. For ie-r ■:« I ’ - . . iries. parity and g-r.eral •■ • I!rr*e the Word's Fair ctrv det.d-i ‘ il Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder had noeetd. On each ’f its .- ns i* was awarded a first prje or a pkiina. Ad the baking pnw i- rs -5- tered for pr tea were saioveted tv * most exhaustive xaorinaci'a. and rht jury was ttie best upped * > —.-xe the decision of any ver jot r>< 'l.cr. Their verdict was supported by the tostiaMmy of Dr. H. W. WiLr. chief cherssst of the United States . ‘e poruurnt of Agmrftnre at Wish ingtou. Dr. W iey a»n expert on fond product• and ttie highest au thority <m such matters in Amerr-^ This verhet sett ■ s a toug debated qeesnon as to which among tire many baking powders is the best.— Üb.cago Tribune. A Sarmina. It is requested t at all who Bare beer. men. hers of old Corinth ehnre in farmer v-are m~t and worship with the present membership hat r day before tile firs' > .nday in Sep tember. Co. in th extends her bwpi tali ties, and wtil give all a o? ng welcome. Yours in labors of tore. W. J. Woon, P. C. Xow is the time to have vonr j«>b work done. Xew stock of Katie G.-rv bought low guarantees bor. .n prices. Write ns « hat you t£ N OT WHAT WE SAV, but wnat Hood's Sarsaj^rCa Does. -S®- toils the story of its merit iad success HOOD’S CURES. Dr. Price s uvwi Bafciag Powder Wachi’s Fair iUtbct a wank [KW C*IBESPOT9CKE. I — Mem Micrtjf NotMl by Spicy Scribe®—The toirg® cf tea Week ia Heard'® Beuunog Qlstricts FRut-oN a. The corn crop u fine. Sorghum will soon be ready to make tip. ' Rev. Thos. W. Dimmers, of Car roll tun, will lecture al Ridgeway next second Sunday. M. norm OM. Mr. Maysea Wilder viated near Glenn last week. What has become .if sister Amicos? Wake np, it’s four o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wilder visited relatives ne^t Glenn last Monday. Mrs. J. W. Hamnett, -laughter and little son visited relatives here last week. Mr. and Mrs. L M. Simril. of La- Grange, visited relatives here last week, and attended tbecampmeeting. . Jow. r>:i> OAK. Beautiful showers continue to tail. We are glad we have no sickness to report. We had a light shower of hail last Friday, bat no damage. The writer attended church at Big Spring, Aia.. tart Sunday. Revs. Bledsoe mid Ivy gave some good ad vice. Bev. Weaver has just closed a pro tracted meeting here, with nine acces sions. It seems that the water has been troubled, and many bare stepped in at various places. The election for district officer* for the 1517th district G. M. was held !.*st >atunlay Ev-rything passed off intetiv. w. i. Lane was elected J P. and J. L. South and S. G. ft itovt 'lunstabui John. I.OFTI.W. Earn, rniid Grass, grass! Our jcii«di are fioton&isig. Mtteh sickness in our community. Mr. C. 3L Deaaey’a baby has beer ; nafte riek. Mr. H. C. Cumbie's little child uui | been quite sick for some time. The members of Ephsana oanaoh lit C. Haruigrre and &ari!y have been visiting the fomiiyof Mr. J. H. Sierra tins week. Rev. J. D. tL RnAum has been ring iu ioteresiing aoretiag ax Ephesus. Tary received ISaectesiona, 10 by experience and t by ktu-r. Bet eshix Bill A W Plenty of w.iterrm-lons now. Mrs. G. X. Gill is quite sick. F.„. .cs ;j the noisy gahh’e of our Frran what we can learn there will be a w . . ng t ■ re-«rt awn. We are having g«»i weather and th^ crop prospect is very good. The w.- dhe” is hot. times are dull, ami news in scarce around A wbrey. Hunsh ^tThe Akws aso Bas .vee. It caaT be beat cyany coaatxy pwptr. Wf learn that Mr. J. L Greshani's Softy jj fast waking. There seems to he no nope f its _ ting w-iL fth.U has twccsreofDun and John? Smiebodv would be glad to see them. They >ie«-d to comr over often. Wonder hew M- E. H. fee s sinee s,e . X : m sne was "o.’ng El get rnwrried? ft ■ -in^-r.r «e would £tei very badly. M-jW G?m Hun has a ?>urishing school at berty. Miss Cora is a rhvrocigniy competes! teacher, and dr wrr -• a •*rg- {gumuam-. Orr StiuJay <h«xd at this place is pr-gresß'jg fine r under the efficient management ''four hig .Iy est.'eme«l superintßudeut. Mr. J antes Forbua. It Madam Rumor tells the truth Jadex is going to a hotwehreper bes jre tong. Don’t blame h.m. If I had tn stay all night when 1 went to see my best girl I aui sure I w<mid net re sag - tong. Lor*. Aren't y' u needing some job print ing? Xew sfstioaery bought makes pric« tow. If yon want first class work at panic pricer, rend as an The editor ia authorised to repre sent several of the lemiiag bicycle hvuaes both north and south, and will make it to the interest of ail wanting any kind of wheel to call to see him. Xow is the rime tc get a wheel. The ' j-l. sosm suou will be hexe. t£ MID-SUMMER CLEARING SALE. Our sales fifSamnicr Geods have been phenomenal, and now we pn »iM*ie to give our friends and ecwtomers the benefit of the cfosest prices tn summer ev< r ottered in Franklin in order to get r oom for our Immense Fall and Winter Stock, which is now arriving daily. ztots these -bices. DREHH GOODS. Big lot Oiiin* mull*, farmer nrloe I*l, Ift mill Dpi. now 11, JU nun Un All color* Imlm mull* rwluovd fo<iu 16 to l*c yd Illg Im of white sud <u»lm«d lawns at big mlui tton Tbu-iH are mH *ll Wn lmv« U*a g«nuln« Imrgalnv to oftbi yo* In Vtaplu dry t*ur rtock l» compete SHOES. And wh*ti It »>iw» to nbm iif w* hwv« lln> only aomididi' Hw tn town Htjlm mid nunntllln* to Milt tb" mn*t ik»lidb>u» We h»v« *b « - to wll el tUk', add elee win r« *tU<>; ih>.e® «t Tiki, sold olen w here *1 $1 tut; utiixw el ft.nti, told elw-whuru nt tl VA; »h.»«t el *1 fto, eold elm whe re nt S 2 'iti We heve the nor )<olw and Mtelekln »lt<*», giiuimihw'l In every iM.itlculiir W« now h*v<> In »<> < k unit on the r<M I (l.’Alvt worth of ■h .<■», mid we h»Ve lio vtore he'lU tor ll.'-111, IO I i < Oiir.e U:ey luual go ul Hullin pili e HVNDIUEH. Hi'h.ol li- k« end ■iipph ® enough for eV rl V wliool 111 the eoiluty ul pllnw Io ■nil I uyer Gi.nl ' 1.1 l|. ll- lie 6 |H,r ll Un, l« 111 I |l' i tn-.1, Uli- |K r du«i n Htel I |n ll liolnlo, -~|n 11-erl-in Mid Fuleon, 7 l> i 6i I'rll -'.»lti 'I- il z '.<ti <|o-. *luU V, h 74 und |n<’ A* mnny <dui' |« in U* «• uuyl««ly ought to w Mil tor tn Whi n run » uni vriling |m|uir und Idimk Inn 1-1 ■ ■ Mile to HW 11-i \\ e Ue I' |m|" i ' I nil | i ' !•' fl• 111 "l h 1-n p r qnlM Ih a■II ■I, ■ I I <l. h |oi I J.) doI, .j, b. 7«e POCKET AND TA HEE (’PTLEUY. < 'idiipiiHM ihig I t < -idiiu, nii>t »U lh” im n hint i- * wnd .i p * I kitlh tn l ml Uki lulu xvml kuivi** und Inrhw I n k» t kuivi b h. |u. Vo, unil r* Kiiiycb mid MU* I”. M’, mi»«I Mh r I AU ttl h'l h if' I Ibul " lune til l II. i< • I Uhh Ulb li mi l « l'»< ki'i) Hi U»UU, ret i heap U» 'till TIN AND WOODEN W A UE. Wv lIMVI th* 11 • k> I I*' I '.^l Jt'U lAi l HIM Whili .ntir Uli h H lit hiH>| A \S hili' t Vpli k c IA \ it l» r \\ < ll 11. L 111 ‘.'t ' V h ’riic I t d lliiiii ' n Hu < milt In <>ur lit iii Milk < an । »> 1 1 v N< iTIONS. 21 ill'/ L phlh ' I .ill* t < I, U, i' ( 4, h h<l filch H«n.llhil llph ll livd I imiki’h hit D i ' cat h 'Jl< il */ Hmikt p hlctN Qf b >, uhd Ilk' I ill h V IMiO ph l.iicrufc I, 2, 4, Uhtnd IV » I Thu IDS in li ft I -b gh^J dl user idiuh, (tL ft S. G- CARI'EB &> CO., FKffiEEBS OF LOW PBICES. : Bcria Side Court Sguare, : FRAKKLIN, GA CHVTHAI.HATVIIEE. Protracted meeting* are in order. Fodder pulling will mb be tn or der. Messrs. T. W. Cotenan, Jr, and EC. Montgomery hare very mck children. Some of oar fanners » plowing cotton thia week. Rather late for plowing. Mr. Ik FMuWhoeteraa- famly.of Derb-y. visited in thia won. inanity a few -lay* last week. Mr. W. M. Yarbroogi and lady, of Doughs county, vwte-l -itetivea in this o uimiiuity recently. Mr. T. W. Celewian, rs Bed Oak, Gambell county, aecoinpMMed by hia job. Master Kanina, at 4 daughter. Miss Annie, visited rd-irrves and friend* here a Sew days dbce. Our schoorj are fionrid ng. Prof. J. K Leven’* school at C-*’raHu*tchv academy numbers over SCV pupils, while Profs. X J. Adante I* F. Laue and Miss Minnie Eehotatei have fine scLuoU in th^sKtho. Cid GraodMU THowtpfce. who has iieeu .»n the bed ot ..TSUnro for a jongiitne, was n>Brve4<f*J^erssifla> Shekore U«r JBk'loa tnrrrtnd. . She never murantred orftontplsined, but always said that she was ready to. go when the Lord saw fit to relieve her. She leave* several chßdren and grand-children and a how of friends to moorw her has. The brrenv d cbi* base mi heartfelt cvndolrwee. ItriE.t. Terrible Misery Helpless With Rheumatism and Without Appetite Tlmd FeeSn^ and Faina r^apaKed by Moed'3 tawar>ai , Sr. “ I WM .□ tamE-ia staesy wra a try hip* and Icwar lata. I tnd « tarn* *.- -st Hood's S±r«aa^iiia ’.tat I ’lap! I w™^d try g aed ’n it it wouM re era ». Wtaa r eeamraeed 1 "raid ».t At; <* earn son aw ta tad afttamt tap. Ota I—a t ta «ncb ttac I win a»a eoC U bad and aanM ww.‘k I tad also left *«ak and tire: aS Sia SB-*. —tad wX st T>. (Ed cbtaans! « -rtlarw at nxbl I Jit 1 ted 13 wjn otaia Ike '.max I azd ao •> jeua » au. anpluaf, tat Baaca Hood’s^Cures tarwatardia raanrad my apmtta w Fat I ecoM eat afttnat Miy djsr-aa. tad I taro tataed rapidly tn acrasctlt. I taw taua Baa btjCMt .t Hvo-t’a SanaparSla and I in n Wil M awe." Maw. A. Lcmn.Mnur-:• 'va^O Hood t Pdhi 'm dw Sia. aesnpattai. Mr manna, ^umitira. nra aamtirtwi, ini' igrtrlrra *IOO Bernard, •ion. The nncUr f this paper •» iO be pb asad tr> —sra •.if.err rs at least ■ne iniuod disease that acieure has been ibfe t» enre in ail :& ta.-ss. ac! tbit » ( -tdni:. HaiF* Catarrh Care t» the voir patSre a» an ■ - t it- nt.-iirC fra»e-arty. Caurt «-:ec a < ■ nstitnSE nai diaeota. retinites a 3-t.tniiMnl treatment. HalTs Catidth C rn- - tab nutteman; . actiß( dsnctiy n th : U»«i and m«e ns »nrta>s« -4 the ‘y»-l । --t,- :t«r~• ,e ' radars f h« i-e-ase. an i or-ng the p«wnt etn .--th. by hoi: JSbm jp tiw ernsttetifc« ami as tistsx^: nature in h Ang te ’ ri. The pre prier n- hare »o mcch lb;tL in its rent ’ pnweis. stat thee One Ennrfred D . >a9 ■ r any -a«e that it Sui* tv en». Send f r ifrt of >etin» -aiaU. A idreea, F J. CHENEY iCV.Tvimi.* 3f"S..d by Dr^^st:-, 'sc. wraTk: i-ivt- Fodder pulling is now the .infer c-f the day. Mr J bn John • n’s F* Is c-Jld was itndly scalded last w,-ek, but is dmn? well. We hope, Mr. Editor, yea had a plewuu-t time with your brother editor, and that the next News aso Baxxsib will give us your travels, Uur farmers are complaining of having more grass than n-i al. On car travel* to the catnpm- 'lug la«t Saaday we never saw a- much grass in y ttrs. Oir si -k are not doing welt We are in'ortned that Mrs. Johnson is very treble. Mrs. Adams is dmng well at present. Beth ot these l-eiies have our sympathy, as they have bian sick for a long tune. Sime political excitement iu our section, caused by the late primary. .As regards our district we know Bultntg of our own knowledge, but it hi report-d to u* that some frind was had at the polls, but not enough to change the result of the primary. We think onr farmer friends are exporting too much of oitr eotmn crop. We hare a large wed, but it’s void «t fewit. and is she'ldfnz its. forms.. Our opisioo is thot tne crop in this portion us Heard will be short, notwithstanding the report of C'om ' missiooer Nesbit. Well. Mr. Editor, we visited th" campground, and many old friea.U that we bad not seen sintv our misfortune. The estimate of Use crowd was some two thousand people. Wo arrive! mUme for the ® o'clock service, and remained al! Jav. Our presiding elder hel l •' audience sp-11 bound fw an h" ir a bis happy Ryle, and at 3 o’c!»» k Bro Parish. >f Alabrnx gave us lb • best triuperaiice lecture we ever heard. State Line. Awarded Highest Honors— World's Fair. DRe- CRZAW BAKING motH MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Crave G-m of TcLrPowire Res Bcm Amre-ma. Aiura or any other iXuitcrant. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. MBauaßswQ*ww^r*wnmßMM ■ —rosTME aßitnc • •n.* tare•>.»*- ■ IBoiankTßiood Rjlri i no 9uur * v-rmr. amtv s M M SKin dnd 8l<?yl Diseases; '•.ft purifies, builds up ard enriches the bleed, ana noer fa:N ■ K ■ SjBLOGD AND SKJN Df'- ' EASES. It Jire.r; ins are f ;- g lowed. Tn jusu-n— of g-x-e --i a ful per ! e sound its prases! : j and attest its virtues. । arwaiTE for Soak of Woe- J J aerfwl Cores, sent free on ap- * fl — • n plication. < if n-1 k-rr bv your locil ir’.'~g«r. * send suoo fir kri; puttie, or •'-osS tor six bonies. and bsukim will be 3 sent, freight paid, by > BZaMIB B.ILI Atlanta, tla. J new■ ■■■ m■ ov l■ a i ~ --u-jn W. S. HUBBARD, Attcr^ry at - Law, (AJoJ. P DatO M t <-t «».£<. I a. OfR." cp =airs in WL tak»r B Keai nx-m 'O the rid r. W.U ath .d C. eowrs ■<lk’s and adjouiiag o unrirs. and etawiaa by anaagm- Cilrctbuc* i quality Fr:npt uus.. a uau N E VER In flit* hi^iory of ’lean! county Invithi nH^uty dollar had such j , iireh:i>i:iir powrrasnttw.and wo propone to "ive mir ru>Comers the full brn eftt of panic prices. DRESS GOODS. P’.Ain taw ns •* < i;r- at-i tswos "f - * * - mcil lOr. rd enri ” ri. I. ; th *lu n- rd « rh >• Haniuh-n alpaf* I»*r, 5 rfh IJv ♦ n worsted w rrh calit” bvs-t Ffninan’D. L«*i: -hiring bo^f £rit!** .5r « rfh 7c P’ »t *K‘iiz ■ -Ai*’! iisrit ~ •—vi pnnis *>•’ B»st ..Uj . .-1 b l ht- 3c CORSETS. Good k>t*t 25, 75. tt-nO SHORS •Istbr mwgLSU W meaa •m te tert z->. »t»t W iiic *ti ’ — *F‘ -U* $ '’ ‘ Men .- tier ’.t f -L* . * -r fl . t tet- Lahfitt rs at SP, 75 and up vO "Voxurs for Bargains, PASCHAL BROS. STIiDEBiSEB : WAGSITS FOR SALE I’Y E. G. KRAMER, '**'-*em* da w * A 63EA? OFFER! The Nr*v> IJaniK r and TLe < ■ul<itu t*ou t’»r si —”>. SU3SCn:B£ NCW ! We have m-le arrangements by w1... h we can . ;n-rrh.- ktiawta W^ k- I? < W-'.ltatk »! M‘i I3* ME*' ASb 15 » V S . ? --V Any>4y a b »r m! n r y r**r »f t»p* - i’.h. • ■ ■ ■ • ■ • ■ ■ 1■ - nrv on-*. a». i.m • t «* ®b. n h - ^-1 nv* ca , • r’ jin*! ’h* =•* « n'v ■ piy s ^p al! >rr in an*! .a vlvan*- for’h? ■ ■ acr.be um-. H. - MADDEN GRAVE S'l(;.\E> -. * a ‘ . .» <8 A*• j ~ PSItES Lontß TEH HE?. K— P .-.H . u . B „ ? n>nit« pU- Dr-uji. i an< je i *H «rk. Citi < « ar 3! F R «k- nr »■ me a' FrsnkJ.a. «... U. It \ DUES. Dr. Price’s Cream Bakin? Powder ; SI NDRIES. IV’uiteknifing thread if I .1. ret kn tr.r.r ihr ad u.v- n bait* test t. wm< tii—A »fr 5c Ijue pill- w •bam* 15 T n -., a ho n m Zs -p I- h ... : - wm- ;■ Ilftnic t*.ry • 5».’ ui'l »ip Hz I t ’ t ' ; lx >- - h»<r vsamrert^ etc., »t re-nallv l*;w pnrea Big lot IA t a.--■ ir ns 5-c iu value. GROCERIES. 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