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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-27

A friend told us a story, few days since,
illustrating the free; generous character OF
the Irish, which we consider to good to be
lost, and theFefoTe give it to DIR readers.
Our friends WIFI Being In delicate health
il was resolved that girl should be pro-
cured to do the Rouse-@otk; that the lddy
might have an opportunity I'd recover her
health and spirits.
After visiting an intelligence office for
two or three mornings, fine buxom lass oil
about twenty years of age, but SIX months
from swate ireland, was selected and instruc-
ted as 10 the duties that would be expected
of her.
snow, them" says the LADY, "pour the
GROUND coffee into the pot, then pour in the
hot water, and after few minutes boiling
pit in one-haf of an egg SO; and the ludy
ilustrated each description by demonstra-
ton. "You understand, don't you!" says
the lady. -,
"Indade Do, num- was tie response, "bile
the coffee, grind in the wather, and dhrop in
the half of an egg. Isn't that it mum!"
, GAIL right" replied the lady. snow, then,
,to.morrow morning we'll see how well you
remember it," - ~t., ,tr 40
Tomorrow morning came, and the coffee
was as 20 ID as could be expected; The third
morning came, and to the astpnishment soi
our friend and vile, the coffee was undrink-
able, and na1seating;, even the odor of it
was sickenipg. Bridget was called, and
questioned as follows.
Bridget, did you 6rat put the ground coffee
in the pot!'
.Indade did, mum -
"Did you then pour in the hot water!''
"Sure did, ,.,.
Allow long did you IL, It bona"
"Five minutes, niGdih.''
"What did you do then9'
al put in the Eggs mum"
.Just as showed you the other morning.
swell, to tell the truth mum" says Bird
GET, giving her garments hitch with her
brawny hands. 80 tell ye the truth, | would
not put in the half Of the egg, as se teuld
me. bot the egg was bad one, and thought
yewouldn't mind about keeping the half OF
it,and SO dropped in the crtter as itwasr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-27
STATE 5Ey, r. OF eESN !. }ss
INSURANCE AGENTS CERTIFICATE OF AUTHoaiTY
THE STHTE OF INDIANA.

AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
ISDIANAPOLIs. Aug. LIST. 1855. {
WHEREAS The Merchants Insurance Company, of Phil
adelphia has fled in this Office statement of its condition
on the S0th OF July 1885, the act of its Incorporation and
dments. properly certified and is nstru-
Illuminating its agents ana authorizing fully
nrservedy acknowledge service Of process In the
of suits,
Now TherefOren pursuance Of the requirenenss of AN
entitled for the incorporation
Insurance Companies defining their and
their dutes approved March 3D. 1855 having p5een
satisfactory evidence of iu compliance the req-e
mens and specifications of that act Hiram F. Talbot
Auditor OF State Indiana hereby certify
HENRY O. GwATnMEY. of Evansville. Ind. the
AGENT of said Company is authorized tsasact the bus
Insutanee the Agent Of the said Merchants Insu
Company. IN this State January
LIST 1885, to the extent that re may be commissioned and APP
pointed by the said Company. a..
In Witness whsfeo have hereto subscrbed my name
caused tie seal of office be affixed. this day
August, A. d. 1855. A. +. TALBOT,
(Seal.) Auditor of State.
augS T. g. Palmer.
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DANIEL wooIsEY... RTRAM
AFCTION ROOMS.

diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
EWAvING leased for a. Term of years fitted the
YIN above well known stand now prepared to re-
ee!ve sale auction private sale all kinds of
merchandise household furniture. horses bug
gies, etc.. etc.
Gosh advances made on consgnments when required.
Regular sales every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
cling at o'clock A, NJ Also Tuesday Wednesday
and Friday lights, at early gas Light.
sales and sales Of real estate promptly attended
to.
general of FURNIrUR RE- consisting slat
bannister backs scroll and scoloP rim
hack ofee French. Jenny Lind, and Bustle wood seat
Chairs mahogany aud wood sofa seat Chairs Elizabeth
chairs; spring rockers SOFAS sociables, centre
card dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. ue and msses bedsteads mat
trasss and wire Safes which We will sell at Gin
cinnati prices. -. -
vOlins accordeons pocket cutlery pistols whips
etc.. etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash.
Wholesale or retail. WOoLSEY & NELSON,
mvs Auct's
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0y- The Pittsburgh Gazette relates tn

0-y- The Pittsburgh Gazette relates the
following amusing story:
We hear funny story whispered about,
TO the effect that the chairman Of one of the
Democratic primary meetings on Saturday
night, was SO thoroughly inebrialed that when
the meeting adjourned, he stuck tight to the
chair, Unable to get up, and then went to
sleep, and slept till the church bells awoke
him the next morning.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CORNER OF LOCUST AND WATER sTREETS, EVANSVILLE.


IiABIiiTIEs.
The Company owe no Bank other Creditors!
Losses adj listed and due.
do do and doe.
do unadiusted, :,
do in Suspense. awaiting further Proof ~ 900 %
do claimed and resisted by the Company. -. $50 90
The greatest amount insured in 1900 90
The Comp9ry have rule In regard the aunt be
insured in E0y city, town village in any
block. these depending upon circumstances.
STATE Or PENNSYLVANIA, ASS
CfTY AND CotNTY or PAILADELPN1A, o.
John O. Montgomery. President. and Dwight. McCann,
Secretary OF the Merchants Insurance Company being
orally duly depose and himself
that the foregoing full and statement of
the affairs OF aid Corporation and that they the above
doser bed officers thereof. lSigned. J
d. J. MCCAIN Sec.
Subscribed and to before this sd day Of JuIy A
d. 1865. WILLIAM OGLEs, Alderman.
CCopy.l Ex 0theio Justice the Pegcs.
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PLATED WARE.

XMTE have just received from the nandfacturer
Wv sortment of Plated Ware. such a. table Ind tea
forks butter knives extra hne ana beautiful
which will Sell at Eastern prices and
be plated genuine Alfalfa metal nearly s white
hard and stronger than silver. Cali and see at
BITTR0LFF & SONS Jewelry Store.
lis MAR hot lat 4
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DRAN ann sHORTs,-Ioeoo ibs Bran and Short.
ID received per r. O, Railroad and for sale. wholesale
or retail, ~ greatly reduced prices BY, x,,cvrSx
CHEAP LUMBER.-2o.00o feet Henalock JOists
Seantns Tor ais at 81 per hnnorsd Gail soon OF lose
bargain. JOHN r. GLOVER,
Dealer in Lumber.
L6O REED,
IN Is dos large Shaker Brooms-Union Village;
:. sale by y2f L. & d. HEIMANN.
49,, BOOK.KEEPEK.
competent Book eper wanted. liberal salary will
IN be given. Address Boz 1o7. Post Once. YEA
Drown COTTON. 70 bales 81 Brown Cotton reed
ID this day aud for sale by JAS. Low & CO..
ysi-RAw H3 Main st.. Louisville, Ky.
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FARN ron SALE All AUCTION.

FARM FUR SAEE All AUCTAON.
WWYE will sell Friday the It'll September
Wv O'Clock p. M. at Auction Rooms in tho old
Court House. farm known the Richard 8. Browning
Farm Browning's Mill Scott township, containing
Of which proved, good log house
and other buildings. goodsorchard. etc.
TERMs-made known ON theday of sale.z
augS WcOLSEY 4 NELSON, Auct's.
C. e. sEoAAaP. = SWEET
CREsCENT Auction ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE sEw coUET HOUSE,,
GENERAL AJGT10NEERS& REAL ESTATE B ROkERS
DESPE5TFULEY tenderheir the citizens OF
Evansville and surroundng country for the sale Of Real
and Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware goceries also particular atten
item paid all sales Of every description
able and We shall do exclusively Com
mission business ha7ng goods to place
competioH with sonsigup both the buyer aud seller
have fair aid ieenate market We will devote whols
time the Auction and Commission business and friends
customers rest will spare no efforts to
please them. With prndenee to business
% cur care.
.-REFERENCES-
p. G. O. Riley & o. Evansvle.
DUvALB, AlGo & Co., Memphis. Terra.
WM. PAIR l. Co.. do do.
ga SYKES. New oEieans
h ifGas E. ssf Folkrs Tieksbu.s. Miss
Go s Sro9;A& + BROS. c d1 ohio
:, EbMzSDs : s BUSHNELL st Louis. No,
ar sale days Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
10 O'Clock and eveng during the Commencing
at early gaslight. APPS SWEET LEONARD
Auctioneers.
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PROF. O.. J.. WOODS
CELEBRATED
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

rNNHE effects of this wonderful Hair Restorative are pro-
ola S s the the
remarkable composition 1t the only preparation that
ON bald heads growth
s The following isfrom distinguished member of the
ST. PAUL. Jan. /. 1855.
hi. =, Asf beng nearly bald for long time and
faith In any was Undue on hearing of yours TO gryeit
trial placed P., II the hands Of Ssfs: and had ny
applied well rubbed till the scalp all glow
rapidly @
to the presens time and i nov thick black and srCng
as e. ss & 4 a.Esh
hitherto any which any persons hair
n rs Ssa By any the hs r $ Of s
, have ysT ito
The here saw ss and Ssss in
Is' P and shSlf ss na az s
deserve credit er your discovery for return you
paired iOnS ssO Of ever efeosing any such result
Yours hastily fiEa of Bond ksn a P sosR
The undersigned. Rev K Bragg Minister in regular
Mass H. gentleman Of ssnsiasra6ls inaqs9s s1S uni
PRoF. woop-Dear sr:-Having made trial of your Hair
me to say that is Sec Ia. sss
Itching with which have been troubled from
gray to IT, sTinal color have used no other s1tiss WITH
Yours. truly, J. K. BRAGG.
50 Preparad sold wholesale retail ia Market
street. st. Louis, Mo-, and SOS Broadway. New York
where also all the most opuar patent medicines
wholesale retail favorable they
can be bought at any other house.
E5- sale at manufacturers prices by HALL0CK &
SToDDARD and all the principal druggists everywhere.
myl
PRINCETOx Y FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL.
first annral session of this Institution will be
~ ed on Monday, the Sd of.Sepember, 1885, convent
en- building will be erected curing the summer and prepar
ed 70 accommodate pup coon after the session IL
VIII be fitted up in neat and style andsupplied
Preparatory Department will be connected with the school,
though in separate tito which boys under twelve
years of age viii be adriittsd. .c...
The Principal has made with good families
to board pupils from distance.
TERrIs SESSION MoSrhs
Boarding Lights and Fuel..... $50 90
SENIOR ~ "
JUNIOR OIass..-s 10 W
TrePaIaSory
O3hiSA ,
Music, WHO use OF ~ W ,
anu Dta"inS..s ~
Payments strictly in advance except BY special
ments with the rrincipal, -. )
Assistants: Mrs NJ W. PAxrox
Mrs. III. NJ. MOTION. jys
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DEAD SHOT.
THE FEVER KILLED!

SAFE and certain for Fever Of every grade.
n peeisly for FEVER AND AGUE.
For sale at J. R. MONROE'S Family Grocery.
Corner of Oak I'd SITS.
ALSO Linseed Lard Oil No. ]. low cash or ap-
credit together with every variety of Family Grocer
es.
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AUCTION SALES.


VXTE sale st bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
w dsnce, with good out-houses and esteru. and in
good neighborhood. For PAL tieulars enquire of
SWEET d LEONARD,
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KAt TEA! TIA

MOURNING DRESS GnObs.
assortment Of very desirable Mourning Dress Good
IN for sale at np26 HUGHES,
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NOTFCE TO VOTERS.

TVNHE Bard of Vanderburgh county.
their June term. 1885, divided Pigeon township into
voting ALL the above Main and
the road in Pigeon township will vote at the
Engine House Second and all the voters v
ing street aud the Princeton road in sEd town
ship, will vote at the Court house.
ast23 JAS T. WALTER Trustees.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-27
CLOrHING Az WHOLESALE

G1TE call the attention country merchants larz
w stock OF CotAiug and Cloths which win sell TO
proupt purchasers 6nds onhs credit 1t Eastern cost
agti3 SWEET & LEONARD, Ancts
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EIDoRAD0 14RREn sALOOi&.

CORNER OF FIRST AND SYCAMORE STREETS,
as also ed frst-rate Bathing Rooms where gentle
wa ed ali hours nd where they
have warm or cold baths. DR.. A.. BISHOP,
aGIc Evansville, Ind
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LED ECD per Helen Mar packages assorted Teas in
any sized pachsgeshslf chests quarter Is ID
caddiep b eaddes zlb czddies. expressly
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>. HYDE,s MARBLE YARD,

CORNER SECOND AND VINE sfRkEf, EVANSVILLE. md
PTNHE would the eti
Of Evansvilleand ths pube that be has
the No. Vermont Marble of
and is fully prepared to ill all orders for Eonu-
men Tobs 0beiisks Head and Foot Stohes OF the best
material Those Wishing
their deceased friends would do well
70 osetal-tf '"A- ~ f. NY be.
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DOSh" hHAks EISALES, &c.
40 boxes choice Goshen county CHEESE
~ 10 casks fine PINE APPLE do
5000 lbs BUCKWHEAT
200 bbls. PICKLES, ready for use
25 boxes do In jars
boxes English Picked ONIONS
do CHOWCHOW
210 whole, half, and quarter boxes bunch and
layer RAlSINS
20 boxes Valencia RAIsINs, for cooking
purposes
10 boxes fresh Leghorn CITRoN
1900 lbs. new Zantee CURRANTS
$50 drums new SMYRNA FIGS
Is boxes Malaga Figs
3cases PRUNES, in fancy boxes and lars
bbls. PRUNES, very nice article for
boxes LEMONS
LOCO lbs Bordeaux, lvics, and Msrseilles AL
5000 lbs. WALNUTS, PECANs, FILL
BERTS and PALM NUTS
100 bushels GROUND NUTS
OLIVES, CAPERS, MACCARONI, VERMA-
CELL, sARDlNES, &c.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND SNUFF
$50, CIGARS, comprising some Of the most
choice HAVANA CIGARS ever imported
IS boxes TOBACCO, of all grades
All varieties Of w. +. Gsrnett Sons SNUFPS
Together with large and complete assortment
Of every article appertaining to well -conducted
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY
STORE. rrsr. = - .
The subscriber, in acknowledging the uher.,
patronage bestowed toward him for the last fonr
years, hopes, with his large increased facilities
and customers, to merit OF the same
WIN. M. CRIPPS,
louisiana avenue, bet 9th and nh SITS.
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" Arc vou S;eL-- Then van cor,, h.

cured too soon Don't delay until complaint
be and then mourn when IL too late. Four hs
the disease which people might be cured by
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS, II taken season. Don't 60
dragging through the Spring faint sleepy and lsess
cause blood Is loaded with bile. Don't the head
sch heartburn and their kindred disorders your
stomach foul Don't parade yourself around the world
covered with pmpes botches ulcers and all
OF the unclean diseases of the skim because
wants cleansing Don't show yoursef about lean
all caved In Stomach Ind Bowels need
enng into healthy action Ayers Pills these things
as surely as water quenches fire. They purify the body
booa and restore their functions into healthy activity which
you can feel as quick they taken They the
great medical wonder ofhs recognized by all
their virtues, and thousands know them.
ments requiring Purgstive medicine.
Prepared by DR.. J. O. AVER Lowell, Mass. and sold by
every respectable druggist
Sold by T. d: GILMAN, Washington; o. n. LINTHICUM,
Georgetown; JAMES COOK CO., Fredericksburg.
l6-eOSm
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CHICKERiNs a. SONS PIANOS.

SINCE HIS LATE ADVERTISEMENT,
- the subscriber has received ten moTeS@.a2sS
Fouare PIANOS, and one Parlor GrandT IETU
tiano which, with the Pianos In store, again I'll
M his usual large and complete assortment. His
stock comprises every variety Of scale and style,
from the neat and plain, to the most elegant and
elaborate finish Parlor Grand Piano, an instru-
ment of novel and unique design, originated and
made only by the Messrs. Chickering, and so
much appreciated by the best artists. Magnih-
cent Louis XIV, central ana square Pianos, or o,
81, Ga and = octaves, from the old and famed
factory OF Chickering Il Sons, Boston. and froTi
the mandatory Of Brown Il Allen, Boston, eIPt-
rienced and approved makers. These instruments
have an entire iron frame so important TO their
strength and durability, and combine all the quail
tiles OF a superb instrument-elasiicityo OF touch,
power, evenness, and purity OF tone, &c.
The subscriber has all the facilities 70 purchase
TO the greatest advantage, which, with his long
experience and thorough knowledge Of the busi-
ness, enables him 10 offer TO purchasers the best
instruments on the best terms. De viii sell Pienos
much lower than they can be bought In the fac
toriesaRd be brought here.
By the steamer Joseph Whitney, which leaves
Boston the 18th instant, VIII be received fur
ther supply Of octave Chiekering Pianos.
Second hand Pianos taken In part payment.
ALWAYS on hand, an assortment Of secend hand
Pianos, some but little used, and some very low
price.
good stock Of Guitars, Flutes, Violins, &c,
and I'll kinds Of musical mere handise.
New Music constantly received.
RICHARD DAVIS,
dec l5-N PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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CHRISTMAS Is COMINe.

IN ECKARDT WOULD AGAIN INFORM
his customers and the public generally, that
he has just placed in store a beautiful assortment
Of French CONFECTIONERY, for the holi-
days, together with PRESERVES AND JEL-
LIES, OF all kinds; CAKES, fruit and plain,
Of all sizes.
He is also prepared to furnish, as usual, Parties
Balls, and Weddings, In the handsomest style
Manufacturing his own Confectionery, ali who
the best article.
CHARLoTTS, JELLIES, BLANC NANCE
and PYRAMIDS, Of every kind, for table orna-
ments, made to order.
Leave your orders at the old stand, corner OF p
and Ninth streets, near the Patent Once, where
they VIII receive prompt attention.
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Split CO rHE noRsINa PRESS.

The IntcLigencsr, in view Of the apparent
utter impOssibility of electing Mr.. Banks
Speaker Of the House, as demonstrated by
the futile voting of the past week, now urges
the Opposition to drop him and endeavor to
10 us that the class of representatives who re-
joice most over the hiteiiigeneer's original
endorsement of the proPriety of electing Mr.
Banks-Mr. Giddings and the Free Sellers
proper-will laugh its advice to which we re-
fer above to scorn.
The UH'0n explains it positions, from first
TO last, on the Nebraska bill, in an elaborate
article, wherein il maintains that it has been
consistent throughout or that question.
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sWhen is a woman vehicle? Whom
she ls a ''IittIe sulkeyD

When is a woman q vehicle? When
she is little sulkey."
gA man said of painter he knew, that
he painted a single so exactly like marble,
that when he threw it into the river it sunk.
TGunpowder, which was 10 cents pound
in New York on the opening Of the war, has
advanced to 20 cents. t-
H The gentleman who kissed a lady q
snowy brow" caught severe cold and has
been laid up ever since
LEA project is on foot for the establish
ment in Winchester, Va, Of q College Of high
grade, to be under the control Of the Odd
Fellows.
V A Yankee wagered to swallow Dutch
man whole, and began by taking his toes in
his mouth, when the Dutchman cried out
" Oh, mine Got dake your five tollar and
sthop dat bitin, for it hurts"
1A young lady walking out one fine morns
ing, met the celebrated John Wilkes She re-
marked to him, You see, sir, have come
cut for little sun and air." You had bet
ter, madam, get husband first" was the re-
ply. a...-.'
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the House, on Saturday, after we went
to press, the sixty-frst ballot was taken for
a Speaker, with the following result:
Whole number of votes cast, 225; necessary
to n choice, 49,
Mr.. Richardson received II, Banks los,
Fuller, of Pa, 40, scattering G..
No choice. The House then adjourned
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dec lS--3t


MISS BUSBLEY'S BOOk.-THE TIES
WI timony Of an Escaped Nun frem the Sister
hood Of 81. Joseph, Emmettsburg. Maryland.
Rose Clark, by Fanny Fern.
Etiquette al Washington.
Strangers Guide TO Washington.
Hunts Merchants Magazine for December.
Indestructible Pleasure Books.
Mother Goose in Hieroglyphics.
A large quantity Of Juvenile Story Books, Blank
Books, Note and Letter Paper, Playing and Visit
ing Cards, and every thing in the Stationery line
for sale at SHILLIN6TON'S
Bookselling Establishment,
Odeon Building, corner y st and Pa. av.
dec 15-3t
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To THE LADIES.

NEW GUODS-et extremely low Prices
JUST RECEIVED FROM NEW YORK.
MADAME CASSIDY BEGS LEAVE TO IN
Ul form the ladies OF Washington and its vici
nifty that she has now opened, st store No. Isl
Penn avenue, a choice assortment OF French and
English GOODS, among which are Muslin EN-
broideries, Party and Ball Dresses, Childrens'
street and house Garments, Ladies' Cloaks and
Talmas, Morning Gowns, Fancy Aprons, Dress
and Cloak Trimmings, in variety; Dinner and
Party Caps and Head dresses, Feathers, Flowers,
Tinsel Ornaments, Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &c.
COrsets, Waist Supporters and Band, to which
ladies can be fitted at the establishment.
FASHIONS, in paper patterns, Of Bssques, pTess,
Waists and outside Garments, cut 10 ft aay fern.
Ladies can also be accommodated by hsv.lg
their hair dressed, in the latest styles al No Isl
Penn. avenue, south side, I'd door from 10th stree
west, and next TO Miller's Confectionery.
dec 1S-9r
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KRISs KRINGLE,s ADDRESS.

ID Expected friends, cannot well conceal
IL The disappointment am brought to feel,
While conscious that to all cannot pay
My kind respects on merry Christmas day.
Yet, my regrets are somewhat modified
To know I've fixed on one who will provide
All that will charm and fascinate the eve,
For LANNON'S aim Is ever TO outvie
All competition. and thus gain from me
My sole and undivided Agency!
He has all kinds Of Notions, Gifts ana Toys,
For seniors, as well as girls and boys,
And those who would some handsome gift secure
Can always find them at his 7th ST. STORE
dee In