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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-04
Duefrp.
Morning land.

Dew on the lawns, and fragrance Of fresh
flowers,
And magical ihrong Of mellow>throatcj
birUs-
A beauty. Understandable to words;
Such is the oision of the morning hours
When fade the urns Of night in saffron
skies,
And light and love return oyoung dream
haunted eyes.
Earinc has sucked the breath of spring
And l have touched thy lips, Earine,
What time the dawn came from the pur>
pie sea,
A forests fluttered to the waving wing,
OF the unwcaring Angel who doth sweep
Back upon heavy hinge The porphyry gates
of sleep.
Delicious thus to enter Morning Land:
The world is vondrous, for the world is
new;
Dimdrosera is ever drenched with dew;
All, well might Mcriil wake in BroceliaE-
dc,
And see the daybreak through the oaks
that wave,
Where ivy and violet grow on his melodi>
Gus grave.
VIII it be thus when the strange sleep of
death
Lifts from the lrow, and los, eyes live
agaiD2
VIII Morning dawn on the bewi.dered
brain,
To cool and heals And shall l feel the
breath
christening winds that travel from the
sea,
And meet thy loving, laughing eyes Earine
Is life dream, and death a sleep, and
love
The only thing immortal. Who could
care
To be received into the ambient air,
Or t.aYerSe ether like claud, above
The happy homes OF moltais? Must llic
soul
Be foimlessly absorbed into The infinite
whole?
No; I shall pass into the Morning Land
As now from sleep inio The light of morn;
Live the new life oi the new world, un-
shOrn
OF The swift brain. the executing hand;
See the dense darkness suddenly wilh>
drawn,
As when Orion's .sigLiless eyes discerns
the dawn.
| shall behold ii; shall see the utter
Glory OF sunrise heretofore unseen.
Fresheaing The woodland ways with
brighter green,
And calling into lie I'll wings that flut,er,
Al! lbroais of music and all eyes Of light
And driving DER the verge the inrolcra,,l-
night
No more with dreams of grief doth love
grow bitten.
Nor trouble dina the lGstrc wont to gli,>
ter
In happy eyes Decay alone decays:
a momcnt-dea;A' dull sleep .s DER:
and we
Drink the immortal morning air, Earine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-04

EXPRESS EXPRESS, EXPRESS EXPRESS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-04

-Four gentlemen--a Baptist. Presbyfc-
rian. Methodist and Roman Catholic
met by agreement 10 dine on fish. Soon
as grace was said, the Catholic rose.
armed with knife and fork, and taking
ahcut onc>thrd Of the fish, comprising the
head, removed it to his plate, exc,aiming,
as he sat down with great satisfaction:
"Popo est caput cccfcsiB' the Pope is
the head of the church. Immediately The
Methodist minister arose, and helping
himself to about oDe>lhird. embracing the
tail, seated himself, and said: "Linis
corOnof opus'--ihe end crowns the
work. The Presbyterian now thought it
was about time for him TO move. and ia,
king the remainder of the fish to his plate.
exclaimed" In media est tueritos"-truth
lies between two extremes. Our Baptist
brother had nothing before him but an
empty plate, and the prospect of slim
dinner; and suatching up the bowl of
drawn (melied) butter. he dashed it over
them all exclaiming: Ego 5optiso vos"
Il bapiise you all.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-04

81 200 4. s.4s s,s. sn..sss 10 acEs.s s.s.s e ::
Machines. Full particulars free. Extra induce
omnts TO experienced agents. Gall on or address w
rQvILSoS = CO.. Cleavelsnd, o. Rsstsn. Mass,
Vest. Lsu4s. Ne.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-04

ANEoDcrE OF Jerk QulscY.--An
amusing anccdoic is told OF this distin>
guished opiumseater. Being obliged, from
delicacy Of constitution, TO be careful
about his food, he used to dine at his own
room. and at bis own hour. His inyarias
be diet was coffee, boil'd rice and milk,
and a piece of mutton from the loin.' The
cook, who had an audiancc with him dai-
iy. received her instructions in silent awe,
quite ovcrpoweied by his manner; fer, had
he been addressing duchess, he could
scarcely spoken with more difference
would couch his request in such terms as
these:
Owing to dyspepsia affecting my sys-
tenn, ard he possibility of any additional
disarrangment OF the stomach taking
place, consequences, incidentally distress
ing, would arise; so much SO indeed; as to
increase nervous irretation, and prevent
me from attending to business Of over
whelming importance. if you do not res
member 10 cut the mutton dioganly, rath-
er thon in longitudinal FORM
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S n e A M
FfRE-PROOF
S A # E s (.

sanborn's Patent has been demonstrated, by the
most thorough practical tests TO be vastly superior
in fre-proof qualities to any other makers, toeing
water in copper tubes hermeticalIy sealed prerent-
ing completely any evaporation and IL the dryest
safe in The patent can be upplied to any sale
Before purchasing elsewhere call and examine, or
send for sample pamphlet containing the certificates
of trials with all other makers safcs-
AMERICAN STEAM FlREPEcor SAFE Co.,
52m3:ab&co 200 Broadway, New York.
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Business Aistrfura
RAILROAD pS.
Pittsburgh, F. wayne & Chicago.

On and after Dec. 2l4t, lscs, Trains will leave
Stations daily. Sundays excepted.) as follows.
Train leaving Chicago at i-5O p NJ. leaves daily !
Train leaving Pittsburgh at $50 p. NJ, leaves
daily.l
TRAINS GOING WEST.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-04

The difference between Eugene and the
deposed queen Of Spain is that one is a
belle on throne, and the other Isabelle
of. as
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-04

ik|E hive on ou- Books several improved and
w unsmproved City Lots which will be sold at "a
bargain
A LsO several improved aud uninsproved Farms
~ from one to four miles frsm Rochester, which We
Offer at very low nsures, and on reasonable terms
For iurther parti sulars enquire Of
GERMAN & kIRTLAND.
5m3 Rochester, Ind.
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Tho Crops.

The long continued drought in the mid
die and upper sections Of the State is oaus-
ing deep anxiety to the farmers, and all
our advices agree in reporting that the
corn crop will be largely reduced in both
quantity and quality. We are informed
that along the line Of railroad between
Kingville and Wilmington, N. G., a distance
Of one hundred and seventy miles, there is
not an acre Of oorn which is not seriously
injured But the weather which is unfa-
vorable to corn will improve the quality Of
upland cotton, and will give us an early
crop, if not so large in quantity as was at
one time expected. In the low country the
rico ia suffering for want Of rain. The
small streams are so salty that the fields
cannot be flooded, but long continued
showers will enable the planters to make
an average crop. From the sea islands
the cotton reports are highly favorable,
and there is every reason to expect better
crop Of long cotton than We have had for
many years. The caterpillar now can do
no harm. Our great foe is powerless.
Farmers and planters often look at the
blue side, but, making all proper allow
anoes for low spirits and popular exagge-
ration, it may be said that the drought has
already done much harm, and will, If It
lasts much longer, largely ourtail the fair
proportions Of the corn, and upland cotton
crops Of the State. Et' 81 = ssr..,
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able terms for the sale Of lands, and use
every persuasive aot to convince the for.
eigner that for him the West is certain for
tune and tho South is certain ruin. II we
offer to the immigrant only ss much as the
West offers-that is, long credit and low
prices for land-we cannot turn the tide Of
immigration to eur shores. We must do
moro than the West can do, and this by
giving asoay land within easy reach Of q
market while the West sells land q hundred
miles perhaps from railroad or navigable
stream. Population is our supreme neces-
sity, and We propose to obtain it in the
only way that it can be obtained-by giving
away part Of our surplus land.
We are glad to see that the North Anne
riosn agrees with ns that it is wise to sell
lands at low price to the people whom We
have already with US. This is our policy
and the policy Of our people. Our contem-
porary will not deny, however, that if every
white man and every cclersd snsn in South
Carolina had small farm Of his own, we
should still have far less than the popula-
tion we can accommodate and do require.
This forces US to Offer the premium Of free
farms to the European immigrant, and We
sincerely hope that this view will sooner
or later be adopted by our people. No
man likes to give away land. That is GER
tain. Every man has not foresight enough
to sacrifice present value for the sake Of q
future profit. But time works wonders;
and we trust that before long We shall have
| in this State regular association for intro
ducing white immigrants, who, upon pro-
per conditions, will be given sufficient land
to support themselves and their families.
All that We want 10 to give them q start.
When they need more land for themselves
or for their children, they can we'll afford
to buy 1t.
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Moiiffs in Nankruptfn

IN THE Di>TklCC CuUNT OF THE
q UNItED sIAt Ct FOE AOUTH O. ROLINA.-
JUNE T. RIM. 1889-IN IHS MATTER OF T. M
MUI hHEAD. BANKRUPT -Pt1 ITION FOR FULL
AID FI>AL DI-CHARGE IN NKRTPTCY
Ordered. That hearing he bad on tue rwENT1HrH
DAY OF AUGUST, A. d 1869. at Federal Courthouse
In On rle ton, ). o.. and that all creditors &C. of
said Ba"krupt appear at said time and place and
snow cause, II anv they can why the PRAYER OF the
petitioner should not be granted. and that the
second and third meeting of ',reditors of said pank-
rupt Will be held at the Office Of c. CARPENTER,
Esq. Registrar of First and second Congl OF slonai
Dis. rcts. G., ON the TWENTY NINTH DAY OF July
1869, ut l2 NJ.
BY order Of the court the 10th day Of Ju'y 1889
DANIEL HORLBE(K,
Clerk Of the District Court II the w. r.
1uy ~ m2 for South carolina.
TN THO DISTRICT CUUHT s,F THE
4 UNITED STATES, FOR SnUIH CAROLYN -
july TERN l869-IN TIE MAVr II OF J.
MUIRHEAD, NJ. u. OF CHAkLEsTON BANK.
PUPl-PErII ION FOR FULL AND EINAL DIS
CHARGE IN BANKRUP rCY.-Ordered That a hear.
Ing be had Oh the TWENTIETH DAY OF JULY, A. d.
1869 at Feoeral Courthouse Charleston, =. o.;
and tn t all Creditors. &C., of said Bankrupt appear
at SAID '1me and place. auo cause, IL any they
can why ths p-e:"S OF tho petitioner should not be
granted. And that the second and third meeting OF
CREDITOR OF SAID Baukruut will held at the Office
OF j. q. CARPEN TER, Esq Registrar of First and
st cond Con, ressOnal Districts O. on the TWENTY
NINTH DAr OF JULY. 1869. at IL. NJ.
By order of the court, the 18 day of July. 1859.
DANIEL HORLBECK
Clerk of the District Court of the U. s. for T. G.
ouV Ao mth4
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casni. .e-is Ill q most wretched condition, and
there are rusagss S OF other mlstortunes lmpend-
ng.
The ReA&iee French system Of fats in
dwelling houses is to be introduced in New
York. model establishment Of the kind on
Eiehteenth-street will be completed by JAN
uary next at cost of about $3.50, 900. Its4height
will be ave stories. including attic and base.
ment. The entrance hall will be handsomely
panelled with tesselated marble, and the whole
exterior rich and elegant. The suites OF rooms
OF each oM, except those in the upper story,
will vary only as to height, and will contain a
parlor and chamber facing the street, and back
OF them Two more chambers, together with a
servants bedroom and dining room. Added
to the conveniences Of water closets bath
room, storage closet, &c., there will be ON ele-
vator for hosting coal and stores from below.
Abundant light and ventilation will be se-
cured. The rents will probably range from
500 to $45 month There are already more
applicants than can be accommodated.
"A Washinaton telegram to the New York
Herald says: "There is some talk Of enforcing
the collection OF inc direct iand tax in the South
The Southern States share OF this tax-which
amounted to twenty millions among all the
States-was six millions; Of this sum only
about three millions has been paid into the
Treasury from the Southern States. It will be
remembered that when this amount had been
collected President Johnson sent message to
Congress setting forth that in view OF the
poverty produced in the South by the war it
would in many instances be ruinous to that
section to enforce the collection Of the tax at
hat time. and recommending that 1t be sus-
pended for some tune. 80 as to allow the IN
dustrial interests of the South to recuperate.
1t IS stated that the limit OF the suspension
fixed by Congress has now passed, and the law
providing for the levylng and collection Of The
tax comes into full force again. 1t is argued
by those who urge this proceeding that the in
dustrious Of the South have greatly improved
in the loterim, that the crops are abundant,
and that there is no longer any excuse for de-
lay on the score of poverty. Whether the SEQ.
retary Of the Treasury will act upon the advice
tendsred HIM In this matter remains to be
seen." ESlffMl}
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g II. LOUD HOr Ell.

:, rals NEwAND COMMOL TOUs HOUsE, LOoA1.
80 corner OF Broadway and Fofty-second-
Possesses aivanages over all other houses for the 40
mmodaaion 0f IDS quests. Il was built expressly
tor nrst-clsss family boarding house--the rooms
1ena large and On suite. heated hy steam-wiih not
anc COLO Ter. and furnished second 70 none: While
the culinary department 50 in the most oxperiencad
hands, aRnrdtnG guests an uneq aailad table
one Of Afwood's Patent Elevators 10 aiso smono
guests as al, hours. - wy y
The BroadwaySnd University Place Cara pass the
aoor @ everv four minutes. runnins from the mi,
Avenue lines are bnt short block ON either sine
anordng ample facilities for communicating With al
'fhe depO,e, steamboat landinQs olaces ~ nsa
uaent End business OF the great nietronolie.
MD" n d HOLLEY. Propr1otors. =
Fston - omos
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Aotels.
GH A II Il n TON HI OF E l. :,
CHARLEsToN, SOUTH CARoL1NA.

THIS FIRsr-CLAss BOrEL. SITUATED IN A
peasant location, and In the business portion Of ta
ct rendsrs IT the most desirable Hotel for either
permanent or trans ,ent guests. he Recommendation
are having extensive suites II elegant
.as,, 60 sp nments iot miles single eentle-
nxan reputation joyed by the "uharlestOn's as n
nfss CLASS house. AND no effort xi,l be spared to de-
fore bestowed upon IL <so Ao'o'o
The best Of Live accommodations will be foun
adjoining tho establishment. ~ ~ AsAAAu
he house suppaed with the celebrated ARA.
either day or night. ~ IT. JscK.OS a~
July IS pronra,,r
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Direct Trade.

We are pleased to inform our CORES :
pondent, Cato. that we have good authority,
for saying that there will be line Of steam
ships this fall between Charleston and
Liverpool. A more lively interest should
be taken in the line. Our people want di-
rsot trade. But HOW MUCH do they want IL?
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9ost auS .5onaS.

g SrOLEN, EROM MRS. LEvICY SMOKE
- IN ~ Coleton gounty two mites from Waiterboro',
s tne anre - BLACK ana rather low for hef length.
Dut vel! butt; her body longs both fore feet and
enc n1nd foot are white, and branded on the ehou.
Ger 3 g The Mare was followed 6ssAsn miles above
waseroosS rs, IN tae direction Of BaraSall white
the thief followed for want OF means and her ittlo
crop must be los. without help. Any inforrnatfon
relauye 60 the Mare Will be thankfully recetved Di.
ey. SS.,, 1"- ~
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.Ae,l,auaI.

OV A LIS rHAUSS ds yANCh
1O nEe removes to the Sore No. lac MEET, No
s!nENr oppo-,se the Uharlaston Hotel. fora,sri,
occvp,ea ecv p. y asssrs pewina. Thaye 20 where
DRY and FANCY GOODS. ino '%SSs 1mis OF
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Ge. Rent.


HTNO RENT, THE THRICE UPPER
Il STORIES Of the AGGER BUILDING. each
floor forming foe hall. heing 95 feet deep and s4
feet & W.ds with ocld entrance oa Kingstrest; viii
be desired. Apply 10 J. l.. NOSES. Collector and
heal estate Agent. No. 81 Broad street.
July II wm1s &
VINO RENT. ON SULLlVANss. ISLAND
F,rn,,n a,~ofaAaR-BuILT a,. HoU>E. With portion Of
minutes walk of the steamboat andinr: fne .ts.
9ern 99 pump ana everything complete. Apply to W.
1. HONn. no AZ MafKet-street ~ July II
VN RENT. THE HOUSE No. no VMR.
- MONS BE Ell, with six rooms double pi za,.
an snI gas throughout TO good tenant the rent Will
oe low. Inquire at No. SO 8AMHERSr-STREET
GUY 10 r A.
10 HENT: TAE PLEASANTLY STU.
~. AIED TWO AND HALF STORY RESI-
DENOE. No. Gadsden- street. opposite wentworth
Apply at CHARLEsToN STEAM SAW MILL
% EAL ESTATE AGENTS, AND oraFRs
~ having houses to Feut can have their Placards
&C.; printed at the lowest rates and in the newest
and M neatest STYLES Of type, at The NEWS JOB OF.
tICE. No. 149 East Bay
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NEW GOODS.
l. LVAsT INDIAN MANIOCA, A NEW. AaRFEa.
~ BILE, most delicious and healthy food used
for Puddings. Jellies, Blanc Mango, Ioe Cream.
9riddle Cakes Soups, &C., put up in TO- pack.
ages, with directions for USE go
- Desiccatfd Cocoanut, for Pies, Puddings Cakes.
GO, put up In half tb packages, with directions
Sweet on, French and American in half pints pints
and quarts.
Cider and White Wine Vinegar, warranted pure.
Fresh Roasted Rio Coffee. or good quality. at 36s
%fb. w.
Just received and for sale by
COOPERATIVE GROCERY STORE
Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets
6ooos delivered free May %
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poaroiua.

DHIvATE BOARDING. Ne. 40 w a sT
= NLNTH-STREETs NEW YORK.-Mrs a M
sADLER. late Of Florida has opened house ct tue
M SDove NUMBER. Parties visiting the city from ths
sontn wll md It In every respect Q arst-class
private boarding house. and no pains viii be spIred
Tor the comfort OF her guests. mwt3 sJulv 10
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@eetthas.

ST. Andrews LODGE. NO. no, A. f. M.
FNaE REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF TaE
Il ABOVt LODGE Will be held HIS FvENINa at
Eight O'Clock, at the Masonic Hail. where Candid sies
tend. W ~
Bv order Of the w M ED. JEANNERRTT.
July 10 Secretarv
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mimes, Giquors, Gtf.

q l. ID w II ) K Z K 8.
IHE UNDERsIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN
NOUNCE that they have been appointed by Mesers.
HENRY q, HANNIs & CO.. Of Philadelphia their
sole AgenS for the State Of south Carolina for the
sale OF their celebrated ACME. K Xxx XXX XXXX
MGC1AR CABINET and other brands OLD RYE
They also wish to announce that they will be In
constant receipt Of their COPPER DISTILLED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHI>KIES, direct from
Virginia.
Liberal contracts will be made for large lots of
new Whtsktes In bond at Distillerv Warehouse
CLACIU, Il WITTE,
No. 80 East Bay street.
june IL Wfm3mos Charleston, S. G..
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e}antp GsObs, Gte.
TO r. n n IA DIE :

WE WOULD RESPECTFULLY STATE. ORR
many yeaTs' experience IN the manufacture Of
OhNAM NAL = AIR WORK enable MS to offer
acie required In our line. from the small FRIzZES
20 tine fni WIG, embracing Braids or swithes Ioals
WAternIs W.sa Cushions. Crinpt Hair, bands. Curls
TORTOI E-SHELL DRESSING. TUCK, SIDE AHD
fANCX COMBS, and COMES Of evefy other class.
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Wroreries anD 1Misreaausuus

Groceries ano eMisfeaamsous.
BACON AND CANDLES.
IN HRDS. RIB SIDES
~ S 20 %s; bSas shoulssss ssss' Choice Western.
800 SO hsiteso.es sSass Adamanno CANDIES.
July u HENRY coB1A 90.
NEW FLOUR
AT "CABdP Ps e N MILLS,
THE ABOVE MILLS ARE NOW IN FULL oPI
with sLon 5S the Of
Julys fmwe JSo. oAMpsEN & 20.
FRESH IIKlGS.
TUsT RECEIVED AND FOR SALE WHOLESALE
y AND RETA!L BY DIR. II. BAER, No. isI
RIsoN's TOBACCO ANTIDoTE
Roses Cough Syrup
schenk's Pulmonic Syrup
Schenk's Seaweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy
-., cherokee euro
spears Fruit Preserving Solution
German Blood or 'Kaiser'' PHI. &c.. &c.
Fleming's Worm Connections
Wrghts Rejuvenating Elixir
Van Deusen's Worm ontechons
durleys WO' m Candy
Bardottes Worm Sugar Drops
GrBfenberg Pills
Cephalic Pills
Schallenberger's Fever end Ague pills
Strong's Pills
McLane's Liver rills
49, Ltnn's Vegetable Pills
Russes Soothing Cordial tor Children Teetbino
Jaynes lteratlve e
Jaynes Expectorant
Jayne's Carminative
Jaynes hanative Pills
Railways Ready Relief
Radway's r. Pills
June 81 nuf
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3ar Sale.


EHOR sALE Ar AIKEN, 9. G.. THE
- FINEST PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT in the
!own: admirably adapted for ficst class Private
Doaron! House. very near the Klrosd Dep ot On
tne premises there are about twenty four 70 on in
c!uo'ng cottages which could be ,ed for oarders
Grounds elegantly laid out and the entire premises
I'M IN ,noroush order and repair and newly painted
wei, Ell, and cstern. Lot 800 oy 800 feet.
~ Inis House could be kept filed with boarders all
the year round. "A'
with the house may be purchased some handsome
Hurnatnre possession gwen immediately.
% 10 persons disposed to open a large Private
ooaroinH House ct Aiken no such opportunity v has
YET 0een ahorded. Competition need not ba feared
as dcStn such houses could not accomm dale ths
large nuraber OF persons applying for boa d.
Ter s-$l2.0tO cash. Purchaser to pay for naners
and for stamps - -oA p"p0Ao
Apply 4 nclosing postage stamp to FREDERICK
a. a. fOHD, Attorney at Law, jenkins street. Aikeo
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A UCTlONEEHS, B h u TX cRs. ~ ID
"a others wishing "F or Sale'' P1acaris Business
cards, or other JoD Printing executed with neat
ness and dispatch will consult their interest by leav
1ng Their orders at THE NEWS JOB OFFiCE No
149 Eaat Bay - 80. -,1 ~ ~
k\OK SALE OLD NEsVSpAPhsS IN
- any Quantity. Price Is cents per hundred
Ine cneapest wrapping paper that can be used An
ply ct the ONCE Of THE News. MArch