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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-05-03

-tViHCSu " ottt "ii''''N
: MN: see them almost daily spring
Ting new lines traversing the coun-
ties, and examining their agricultur-
al and mineral resources, and .ascer-
tanning the financial condition of the
people and thoir prospects, with a
a tinge of doubt, marking their rig
| id features, while determination to do,
speaks from the lines curling around
mouth and nose when we behold
the busy, on-rushing masses, all in
tent on pushing their fortunes, de
spite the iron times, that bear hoav-
ily on the shoulders seeing this,
it is most cheering to find that our
farmers have walked to realize the
necessities of the times, and are NOV
ing agricultural affairs with a vim
hitherto unknown. Catching the
inspiration of the times, they seize
the pillow with an ardor that speaks
big of future prosperity. Slowly
and painfully they have come to re
alizc the new state of affairs-to
supplant the oId-time labor with that
which shall be more fruitful and re-
liablc-to resurrect their farms, all
wasted by the ravage Of war;
These difficulties, however, have
given increased courage, muscle,
and independence. They have
forced our farmer boys, the CHIEF
hope Of the nation, to don the har-
ness of toll, and the girls, who will
make the best women on the globe,
to learn the culinary art, and all
those little labors, that make hOmt
cheering and delightful. Here.
then, our farmers are setting an cX'
ample, that our business men anc
mechanics will do we'll to initiate, fol
on this policy hangs the 'ohotc pros
| periW Of the country, viz: mating
the rising generation, producers, dnC
not mere consumers. Yes, it is hope
full in the highest degree, to see the
farming community, exhibit enter
prise, energy, thrift and industry
And, yo literary men of the towns
who have the leisure to study theo'
retic farming-ye should feel it your
duty to go out and lecture in tht
country school rooms, to encourage
those who are raising your breaC
and meat Keep up the spirit, the
courage, the enterprise of the farm
err; talk encouragingly to him
pat him on the shoulder and let hin
know your sympathy is with him
aud that his calling is the noblest
and happiest on the earth ; and tina
on his thrift and labors the well-be
ing of the nation depends.
w. L. BARNITz.
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COBB SHERIFF SALES.
Georgia Cobb County :

oCOl SOOo CONpt1
Will be sold before the Court House door in
the City of Marietta, County and State aforesaid
between the legal hours of sale, on the first
Tuesday il May next, the following property
to-wit; One Store House and ground on which
il stands. on the West side ofPublic Square, in
Marietta, row occupied by j. T. Haley Il Co.,
as a storo-house Levied on to Salty tifa in
favor Of Anderson Cook, VS.. John W. Hill and
j. A. Bisaner, issued from Cobb Superior Court,
property pointed out BY Plaintiffs Attorney.
Also at the same time and place the vacant
lot in the City OF Marietta, County and State
aforesaid known as the Page lot" situated on
Atlanta Street or East side w. K A. II. L, and
west of Atlanta Street, ana bounded North by
Francis Lot, containing three acres more or
less, Levied on as property Of Il. Page to salts
fy sundry ifas issued from Notarys Court OF
the 1913 Dist, G. NJ. in favor Of I. j. McGruder
& Co., Land Robinson * Co, l.. NJ. Bebee,
Sharp Burroughs e. Co. and Peananen "
Bro. against L. Page q Co. Property poin-
ted out by defendant. Levy made and return
ed to me bv w. A. NJ. Lanier, l.. c. This
April lst 1872.
Also at same lime and place the following
property to-wit. The Marietta Male Academy
situated in the City of Marietta, County and
State aforesaid, with the land attached, Oceu-
pied by T.. j. Cater principal OF said Academy
and levied on by virtue OF fila in favor Of W.
S McElfresh q Co., for use of Henderson ~
Dyson vs.. the Trustees OF the Marietta Male
Academy.
Also at the same time and place Lot Of land
No. $40 in 18th Dist , I'd Section Cobb Conn
tv. Geo. Levied on by virtue of IA from
Notary's Court 500 Dist. G., NJ. i'll favor Of
n. L. Chester against d. l.. Malone, for bal
ance Of purchase money Property pointed out
by plaintiff and levy made and returned to
me by VIM Lauier L. c. This April 9Th. 1872
w. p. Stephens, Sheriff.
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ITALY.
THE ERUPTION OF vEsuvrUs.

THE ERUPllON OF Eob TO-
ROME, April 27.-The eruption
of Vesuvius continues. Two hun
dred persons have been burned. =
The flames burst from under the
feet of the inhabitants. The people
are flying from Terre de Greco
NAPLES, April 27.-There is no
abatement in the eruption of Nesu-
vius. The lava flows down the
mountain sides destroying every
thing. No Americans are missing.
Explosions are heard and the flames
are distinctly seen from this city
There is a great panic around the
base of the mountain.
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CRoP PRospEcJ.- Throughout the
Cherokee country, the prospec Of
large wheat crop was, perhaps,
never better at this season Of the
year. Fall oats look pretty well,
but springs are not very promising,
though plenty Of rain may yet make
very fair yield. Corn has come
up finely, and the fact that corn now
sells in this section at from 81 90 to
81 %, makes it a Kerry interesting
crop at this time. ~Phe cotton is all
planted and considerable portion
is now coming up. The weather is
favorable for it, and the prospect is,
there will be generally good stand.
The clover crop has increased in this
section during the past few years,
ard is now in splendid condition, a
considerable portion being from a
foot 10 foot and a half high
Rome Courier.
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coordinate, for political
5ses, the white race Of the
South to the black, has awakened
among the northern people a sense
of danger to their own liberties and
asympathy of race which will ensure
the defeat of the administration pol
icy.
Let us not deceive ourselves. At
the close of the war the negro ques-
ton doomed up as the most threaten
ingto the peace of the South and the
liberties of the country. If the white
people then of the South had disre-
garded the liberties of the people and
had accepted an alliance with the
reigning party, the negro problem
would have been solved; but, array
ing themselves against the radical
party in defence of liberty, radical
ism was forced to an alliance with
the black race, and now that Grant
is undoubtedly aiming at complete
Capitalization, the negro problem be-
comes more threatening than ever.
The effort is to array one race against
the other; not for the good of either,
but as a means of preserving arbi-
trary power already established.
Possibly the people of the north
are awakened by the peril of liberty;
possibly they may be further anima-
ted by the instinct of race but let
us not forget that the evil is upon us
and that we must find allies-scek
cooperative aid, if we would escape
worse things than any through which
we have passed. We must have the
friendship and not the ennalty Of the
central government and to accomplish
this we must cease to urge sentl-
ments peculiarly SOuthern-we must
appear national, choosing co-opera-
tive aid throughout the country not
in behalf of democracy or State
rights-but for the preservation of
all that is left of liberty and against
the loss of all in the South for which
we cherish life.
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THE DEATH BED OF GEN. R. E.
LEE

A magnificent 1t x Is inch En-
craving, representing the death
scene Of Gen. Lee. The family and
friends are grouped sorrowful around
the old hero's death bed, 1t is tru-
~ gem of art, one which should
hang in the parlor of every Southern
home. Sent by mail, mounted on a
roller and post paid, on receipt of 20
cents.
Address j. ca w. NJ. BURRow,
No. 200, Main St., Bristol Tenn.
Agents wanted, local and travelling,
every where TO sell our Popular Pic
lures, Charts, Books, Photographs,
Stationery Packages, Sc, &c. Qnick
sales, large profits and no risks. Book
Agents, Travelling Statesmen and
every person, male or female, wish
ing lucrative employment, will please
send for our twenty page catalogue.
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FERTILIZERS +!

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO TAKE
orders from Farmers for "Waudo Fertili2eus,
and Watson and Clark Superphosphate 81
Lime" Whilst we shall furnish other Il ld
of Fertilizers, the two mentioned, we shall urge
The farmers to use, they beiRg in our opinion
equal to the very best III use. We have been
| selling different kinds for three years, and
have endeav0red to ascei tain the best article
for this section and determined last year III ia
yor of the Waudo even before pound of il
was used in this county. We We're 50 thor
oughly convinced of its excellence, not only for
a large weld the first year, but that the land on
which it is used is benefited for years, we took
hold of il to the exclusion OF many other popu-
lar kinds. for which we could have hefo;3f
Agents. We are gratilad 10 State tina: the use
of it last year in Cobb cointy, by many Of the
very best farmers, has proven that our selection
of first class Fertilizer was a good one, not
only for ourselves but fer the farmers also.
10 show how popular the Wando is Agents
here for other kinds were exceedingly anxious
10 get the agency for it. These things are the
best evidence ofits great value to the farmer
as those who sell Fertilizers always try To pro-
cure the Agency tor the. best article.
The Watson and Clark SupaIpnVsphase 81
Lime. the base Of which is the SAME as the
Wanda is we consider first class fertilizer
We have certificates of its results from Planters
in Georgia, that places It's superiority oego""
contradiction, therefore, we feel safe IN recon-
mending it.
We shall also sell the Acid Phosphate Of
Lime for composing with cotton seed, this
article is said to make very cheap Fertilizer
and is manufactured by tho Wando Manutac-
turing Company.
Ii you buy from US such as We recommend
YOU are certain TO equal your neighbour who
buys Other kinds, and we shall not be at all
surprised if You tell us IN the fall that your
Weld QfCpttln aud Carn has surpassed hs,
We beg of you not TO give your orders until
you see is in person. Oar Fertilizers will
perhaps be the lowest price first class article on
the market We shall sell on time to the first
Of November and take Cotton where parties de
sire il.
We would urge farmers TO give their orders
promptly and haul out their Fertilizers early.
il will cost no more TO buy now than it will in
March or April, aud by getting il earlier. It
prevents delay when you ready 70 use H.
We have secured L. Denmead's Warehoust
to store our Fertilizers Ii is opposite the De
pot and the most convenient for loading ,saz
gons. We Want you AL 10 use some ct ouF
Fertilizers and compare yield from them with
any others that you NAV seleet-this Il all We
ask
Respectfully.
WINTERS Il WHITLOCk.
Marietta January 2Gth lS12.
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pIcLlN,s sHERIFF SALE.

viii be sola before the Court house door in
the Town OF il 1er IN said County within the
legal hours of ssle on the first Tuesday in June
next part of j. Of land No. g, in the 18Th, Dis
tiict and 2nd section levied On as the property
Of Alonzo Padgct to satistyiw FAX ffas against
said AlOnzo Padget, one for Tax 1870, and one
for 1871. Property levied on by w. G. Pool,
L. C. and returned 70 me- This April 23rtl
1879. A. w. DAVIS Sheriff.
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u S. DISTRICT COURT,
Northern District Of Georg

Northern District Of Georgia
The Second Session 9th March Term, 1872,
of The United States District Court, will com
mence at 10 \. NJ, on Monday, the Thirteenth
(l3th) day of May, at Atlanta.
Petit Jurors, Witnesses and Suitors, are re-
qured to be ia attendance on that day and
hour BY order Of the Judge.
VIM j., SMITH,
clerk u S. District Court,
Northern District of Ga.
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GEoRGI, plcKEN,s COUNTY.

Ordina : Office, April, goth le72.
70 all whom il may concern. Garland ID. S.
Green having appled 10 me for letters of adj
mimistratiou 9u1lis estate Of William Mckinney
deceased. IL therefore 10 cite all and sin
gnlart the next ki 4 and creditors to be and
appear at my Office within the time allowed by
law, and show cause if any they can why lei
tiers Of Administration, should not be granted
to c. u. S. o. ,l on said estate.
w. II. SIMMONS, Ord'y:
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SOME one WHO'S styled a "modern
philosopher has ascortained that
the "peoplo go according to their
brains" Ifthese lie in the head,
they study; if in the stomach, they
eat; if in their heels, they dance I;
and if in the region of their pockets
they steal"
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CHEROKEE COURT ORDINARY:

April Term lS72.
The petition of Martin White showing to the
Court that James NJ White Of said County.
did ia life, sign a certain Bond for title 10 a
certain tract Of land described in said Bond,
which Bord is fully se;iorh in said petition,
and ii appearing that the said Martin White has
paid fully for said land aud that said Martin
White wishes an order to 0 w. Putnam Adj
miuistrator of James NJ. Whiteto make title
under said Bond II is ordered by the Court
that notice Of Martin Whites application be Civ
en- 10 all persons interested, by qualification ONO
tice in the Marietta Journal for thirty days, so
they may show cause if they can why the
| Court should not direct said o. w. Putnam to
make title under said Bond.
w. Il. d. MOSS, Ord'y
printers Fee $50
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GUARDIAN SALE.

Bv virtue of an order of the Coart of Ordi-
nary of Pickcns County Ga will be sold on the
first Tuesday in June next between the legal
hours of sale at the Court house door In jas
per Pickens County. The undivided two thirds
interest of the town property in the town OF
JASPER known as the Gordon property, well I'M
proved Stor, house dwelling, opt building. OR,
chard Carbon, Patches, also the undivided
two thirds interest in 20 acres OF lot OF land no.
go in the 18th District and 2nd secti9a OF sad
County said property belongs to the leffs Of "
II. Gordon deceased sold for the benefit ct the
heirs OF W. Ii. GoJdou Terms cash.
b. I. GORBON.
Guardian of
Is. Il W. A. GORDON.
April 22nd lS72
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CHICKENS HArcHED BY STEAM

CHICKENS HArcHED BY STEAM
A man near Montgomery, Ala, has
hit upon a novel method of Matching
chickens. He does it by steam. 1t
is said he brought a thousand little
chickens into the world n few days
ago, and has 1900 more nearly
ready to quit the shell. We wish
he would come this way with his
Matching machine, as chickens are
getting fearfuIly scarce in this sec
tion.
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printers Fee $50
CHEROKEE SHERIFF. SALES.

NNTILL be sold before the Court House door
Wv in the Town of Canton, Cherokee coun-
tv, Ga. within the usual hours of sale, on the
first Tuesday in May next, the following pro-
perry to-wit: Lot Of Land No. go ninety
seven in the 18th District and 2pd section Of said
County. Levied on as tbs property OF John N,
Jackson ia favor ofD. Il. Wiley by virtue of a
fia issued from the Justices Court Of the l0l0th
District q. NJ, ID. l.. Wiley vs. John n. jackson.
Levied on and returned to me by ii. G. Daniel,
l.. G.
Also-at the same time and place Lot of land
No. 1850 three hundred and fifty six in the
18th District nd 2nd section Of said County.
together with School House built thereon
and known as the skies School HOUSE. Said
School House and premises levied on by virtue
of iifa under Mechanics Lien issued from the
Superior Court Of sand county in favor OF ) NJ.
Mcdonnell VS. Joshua Roberts, John w. Hill
house and James w. McCollun School Trus-
tees for the l0i9th District G. NJ Property
pointed ont ly Plaintiff April End, 1872.
A. 7. SooTr, Sheriff.
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CHARLES FRANCfs ADAMS ON BAY
oNEr RULE.-In connection with the
favorable mention of the name OF
Charles Francis Adams for the lib
eral nomination, The Cincinnati
Enquirer (Democratic) quotes from
his letter to the Pittsburg convention
of January, 1871, as follows
"When President Jackson said
the Union must be preserved, he
never contemplated the use of bay
onets in controlling the forms ofcol
lecting the general suffrage. Our
safety as a nation lies in going back
to the first principles, and forgetting
that force has ever been resorted to
as painful necessity to preserve
them. What was bitter medicine
should not be turned into daily
food.
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CHEROKEE SHERIFF SALES.

viii be sold on the first Tuesday IN May
next before the Court House door in The town
of Cantor Cherokee county, Ga, within the
legal hours of sale the following lots Of land to,
wit: Nos. $50 and 10 the 2lst District and
End section-and Nos. 137, 13S, 1875 and BAG III
the 10Th district and 2nd section, all IN Chero,
kee county Ga. Levied on as the property OF
Nathan Turner by virtue of a fl IA issued from
Newton Superior Court, March Term, 1865, IN
favor of VIM. ID Conyers vs.. Nathan Turner
aud b. +. Carr, to " HON the ii fla IL now con
trolled. said property pointed out by b. F.
Carr April oh, lS72.
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A. . Rk So L
4 M, / Atssr NJ al feo%d l Pony;
ADMINISTRATORS sALE.

Agreeable To the Co.,r; of Ordiuary OF Pickelis
County Ga vii be sod before the Court House
door il; Jasper on the o., Tuesday in June next
within the usual hours Of ~a'e. lot ofland No. 20
seventy five in the iairternrh District 2nd sec
non containing one hundred sky acres more
or les Sold as the rrop.rt, Of Il. I. smith,
late of said Comfy drs'3. Terms cash. This
April 23r,l. IS72. ...-.
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Georgia Cherokee County :

10 AL WHOM it may concern: James A.
Fowler having applied to me Tor letters Of Adj
ADMINISTRATION 81 ne Estate Of John G. Fowler
Diseased. Tlis is therefore to cite all and sin
.1,lar the next vi the Kin and creditors, to be
and apper at my Office, within the time allowed
by law aud show cause if any they can why
letters Of Administration should not be granted
to James A. bowler on said estate April 2nd
1872.
W,R. D. MOSS, Ordinary.
(p,i,tprs e.. S}N
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McCutcheOn'S
CHEROKEE INDIAN BI1IHERS.

THE DEMAND FOR AND SALE OF
this highly valuable Indian remedy is truly
astonishing There have been scores of local
nostrums ARISING like Roman gadiators on
the arena Of combat to cut it down, bat in vain
these aretbut the butterflies of the day; they
buzz for while and then expire. 1t is humil-
iatng to the high dignity of man, and The pride
Of his aspiring mind, TO see the fabric which he
has raised sapped and overthrown, yet it is the
inevitable result of every preparation that have
been offered Us a substitute for the CHERoKEE
INDIAN BITTEEs.
March Doth 1872
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THE THEY who was arrested foI robbng
Parsons store in this town. was found to have
quantity Of AYERS HAIR VIGoR in lis pos
session. when asked why le wished 10 steal
that article, he answered that he wanted to
restore bis hair. for il was hard to be thief and
bald too" Ifthat invention Of the ereatehemist
could restore faded character as eitectually as
it does their natural beauty TO bald and grey
heads. it would surely be, as they say it now
IS. truly nyaluable,--Lewieton (Me.) Journal.
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New Advertisements.

Candidate for Ordinary of Cobb County.
Belonging to no party; owing allegiance to
no political organization, and relying solely upon
nv pas, record, announce myself as Can
didate for ORDINARY of Cobb County .and
respectfully solicit the suifrages of my fellow
citizens at the approaching election.
c. j. SHEPARD
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General Advertisements.
Court or ORDINARY.

~ COURT OF ORDINARY, I
Cobb County.
70 c. G. Fife, Guardian Al Htem Of Frank
w. and Ella Fambro. Mrs Elizabeth Bevrl,
Sarah Thornton, Minnie Mayou, Molle Stell,
Mary f. Roberts, Miss Mary Fanbro and Jo-
spph d, Dobbs:
David J. Dobbs, having applied for probate in
solemn form, at the June term, 1872, Of this
Court. to be held on the first Monday in June
next. Of the will Of David Dobbs, TO which he
claims 10 be Executor being so named in
said will, you and each of you, are required
and cited to be and appear at the regular June
Term, 1872, of the Court of Ordinary Of said
county Of Cobb. TO be held or the first Monday
in June next, to attend the probate Of said will.
This March 14ih, 1872.
L, j. SHEPARD, Ordinary
PRINTERS Fee S.
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GEORGIA COBB COUNTY :;

Whereas VIVA Dabbs late Of said County
decd. interstate leaving an estate mrepresented.
This is therefore to cife and admoni Ii all and
singular parties interested to show cause ifany
they can why letters OF administration should
not be granted to the Clerk OF the Superior
Court or some other fit and proper person ON
the first Monday Of June next May LIST lS|2'
ca. SHEPARD, Ord y.
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Legal advertisements.


Col w. 81 WEEMS. IL ATLANTA, will de-
liver an Add -, AZ Alpharstta, on TUESDAY,
MAY 9Th, oa lie subject Of lie Atlaptic Il
Great West,f Can H.
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GUARDIANS SALE.
.orgia Gherokee County

Georgia Cherokee County
BY virtue OF al order OF the Honorable Court
of Ordinary of said County. will be sold before
the Court House door in the Town Of Canton Of
said County on the first Tuesday in May
next, the following propert to wit. Lots OF
Land Nos l26. IL, l2s one half of Nos o. 80,
"a, 50. and I62 in the 2nd Dist and 2nd Sect OF
said County. sold as the property Of the Minor
Heirs Of Thompson Westbrook deceased for
Distribution. Terms cash. March 9th 1872
(P fee S5) E. P. Rogers, Guardian,
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TAILOR

Returns thanks to tie citizens of Marietta
and surrounding counties for the liberal patron
age he has received, Aud desires to inform
them that he is better prepared than ever to
carry on the tailoring business in all its bran
ches "Prices reduced 10 suit the times Suit
cut and made for S., 90 and upwards Goats cut
for 5Octs. Pants and vest 25cis., each.
NAV Bird lS12
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The Atlanta Constitution says {:
"Ex-Goyernor Joseph l.. Brown is
not a delegate to the Cincinnati Con-
vention from Georgia, but it is au-
thoritatively informed that he is in
full sympathy with the movement
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TAN RECEIVERS NOTICE.

For receiving tax Returns for 1872. l will
be in Marietta on the 9th & 9TH and at Lemon ;
ON the sth, at Coxs on the 9th, at Oregon
the 10th. Powder Springs on the 18th, Merits
on the 18Th. Roswell on the l4tl Crit
ter on thu 18th, Shanty on the 18th. and at Ae-
worth m the 18th.
T-C. OGLESBY. T. r. c. c.
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CARD FOR THE LADIES.

MRS N. N. QUINBY. lately Of Atlanta,
has removed her new and splendid stock Of
M1llln cry Goods
to Marietta, in Rooms adjoining Nichols Hall.
Fifteen years experience, in Millinery, Mantua-
making and HAIR WORK, enables ler to in
sure satisfaction, in every department. Straw
Hats properly bleached and altered to latest
styles Dress-fitting and Cutting Patterns of
all kinds cut Human Hair bought and sold.
Stamping done to order april2tf