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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

AN OUrRAGE--Is there no power OF authority
anywhere that can compel the street railway
company TO put and keep a clean and decent
crossing at the north side OF the intersection of
It'll street and Pennsylvania avenue? Probably
more foot passengers cross there than at any
single point in the city, yet in defiance of ali
rules of decency the crossing is always either a
dust heap or a mud hole. Is il any body's busi-
ness to abate this nuisance? Ii so, whose? Let
him step to the front.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

A CHILp's BRAINS CRUSHED 0ur BIZ A CART
wHXEL-At 12h O'Clock to-day, as q coored
man named Churchill was driving q cart loaded
with wood and coal in An alley between 4th and
9Th streets, Ridge, his little step.son, aged
Eve years, attempted to get on il, and fell the
wheel passing over his head, crushing his brains
out, and killing him instantly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

SxAIL-PoX.-Fourteen cases of small-pox
have been reported 20 the health Office during
the present week, all but one OF which occurred
on MASSACHUSETTS avenue northeast Eight
cases W ere reported in one day. Five OF the ma
Gents were removed TO the hospital and thor
ough quarantine has been established ana main
removed. NV
A colored woman, named Nancy Harrison.
residing on NJ assach usetts avenue, between al
and ith streets, died with small pox day before
yesterday and has not vet been buried. Itts
reported that her son Il running loose about the
streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

CONVENIENT FOR TAX-PAyERs. The tax
collector has adopted the following rule OF great
convenience to taNpayeT-:-UpOn the back of
each tan bill Is printed blank check, and il the
tIil i paid by check the payer is required 20
write hts check for the amount on the blank
form; he then sends the check and bill 10 the
collector. who, after having the proper entries
made upOI his books posts il check and bill
and the taxpayer gets his receipt with cancelled
check from his bank. This system saves the payer
annoyance and DELAY, and gives him an ad-
diiional voucher upon his tax receipt, and
guards the collector agsinst embarrassment or
loss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

REMARKABLE CASE OF HoNRsrY.-Thirteen
Messrs. George X. Wilmer & Bro, Of this city,
and purcha sed q small bill Of goods. In making
tAs change the clerk overpaid her in the amount
of a dollar. Yesterday the lady came to the
store, reminded the clerk of the circumstance
and paid the debt Alexandria Vd.) .Sentinel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

MYSTERIOUS SHOOTINe.-A colored woman
named Pinn, residing two and half miles east
with mustard seed shot just above the knee
Notwithstanding she was walking along on
open road at the time and the powder burned
her dIese, she AYERS she did not see the person
Who DISCHARGED the gun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

1HE FUNERAL OF Me-. Asa WHITNEY took
place yesterday from the Rock Creek church A
large tumoer OF friends OF deceased being pres
ent- The pail bearers were General Pitcher
con M EdiEg the soldiers Home; Mr.. Chinn,
Ti LOUISIANA and Messrs. Robinson, Middleton,
jackson. Wiit5uryer, JOYCE and Miller of his
ciiy- The burial service OF the Episcopal
ehUTcl was performed by Rev. j. a. Buck ID.
d rector OF the church, The Doctor deli vered
an zoe lSit and IMPRESSIVE sermon, in which
DC sICke with deep feeling of the -
tues ana worth Of MT. Whitney as a friend .
cltzen, and Christian. The remains ws-s
ladies sang, Il would not live aIwav.n u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

COLUMBIA COLUMBIA BUILDING, A. STRICT Nw.f
wAsHISeros, SBPTkNBER 1s12. J
Commencing MONDAY, 18th October. following
Columbia will be at
highest at the Hall of the House
Pennsylvania Ninth and Tenth
ID. satisfy the District
District Of Columbia
Geoeetown and the
Columbia his together
with such accrued at the time OF payment.
O'Clock and continue from
till completed
Deposit
purchase money will be required At the time sale.
WILLIAM. Ii. SLATER,
Collector of for the District of Columbia ef Corpsra-
of Washington and Gsorostopn and Lsry Court.
WASHINGTON CITY REAL ATE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19
CITY ITEM s.

STYLISH CASHMERE SUITS for gentlemen
from SIS TO $50.
Handsome Cashmere pants, largely of my own
make, unsurpassed in style, workmanshlp and
tit, some of them OF the finest French and
English fabrics, from 81 to Sl5.
GEO. g. HENyING.
No. 40 eth street Y. w
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HENRY PIPER.

ALASKA DIAMOND RINGS, in gold, plain.
chased, and enamel setting. splendid limitations
from 8 to SIS, received at Prigg's jewelry store
No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue, between Ak and
9Th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

For CARDS OF FiRsT-CLAss EsTABIrsH-
NKNTs in all branches OF business in the Dis
tTiet, see the Alphabetical Business Directory
and other classified advertisements in The
STAR All classes will find IL TO their interest
To consult these announcements before deciding
~ here deal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

EDiIoR SrAR.c.Sir:-I desire to say that nv
asm me USED Without nv knowledge or consent
evening OF the 18th Instant. also Sesirs =, 40 .
that am uneaniyocally in favor of the election
OF Grant and Wilson, and feei CONFIDENT m sf ~
ticket will succeed. 'AAs INC
Respectfully, HRNRy prp,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

The REGISTRATION - Ntneteenh District.-
The board of registration, at No 80 Ii street,
yesterday enrolled the names OF sos voters Of
the 10Th district-4e4 whites and lOI colored.
The total registration in this district last wear
was 5e1-i11 white and 10 colored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

PATENTS TO wAsHNGroNIANs.-D the
Of Patents issued patents to citizens OF the Dis
tiet OF Columbia, as follows TO Silas Lsomi
ara Sharles T.. shepherd for q compound for
n a.S hres; two patents to George W Hunter
Stone and Oliver A. Daley, for sewing machines
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

TEE Affection of the de mocratic and liberal
republican executive committees 10 called TO
the meeting tonight at the Atheneum hall
Louis ana avenue, between 9Th and 1th streets,
AL co O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

ALI ABOUT RiSG.-This afternoon about
2 O'Clock quite crowd was drawn together
at the northwest corner of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue AMI 18th street by an alteration
on meeting :he young lady demanded
a certain ring on her finger, VIII reup0n she
grew Indignant and threatened to cali the DO
lice. The man still persisted in his demand,
when to escape b m she turned up 18th street
He pursued her, however, and at the corner OF
18th and T. streets seized her and threw her
down, at the same time trying to wrench the
coveted ring from her finger. The lady
screamed, and Officer Peaster ing near by
interiered and took both parties t. the Central
statIOn-house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

RELIEF FOR THE FsEr-Fee, 81 per Tisit.-
CorH extracted without pain; BVaons, Bad
Nails &C., relieved and cured, at Of. Whites,
No. oc5 18th street, opposite u. s. Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-09-19

The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, N. Y. ave
and 18th st., pays per ct. on deposits. N3.14t16
THRRMoNRrBRs and Baroneters are repaired
and made to order By Eempler, near az street
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THE COURTS

Police Court, Ju7gs NHs.-Yestariay, after
our report closed, Michael Lanhady was char ged
with assault and battery on Bridget IIanha1y,
his mother. ael is about forty wears of age
and lis mother an old and feeble wom9n,
Bridget told story unfit for publication, how
her son had exposed himtelf and threatened her.
Michael denied ii " every word" but the Judge
hned M $40 and costs, saying if one-half of
what his mother said was true. hanging was too
good for him. james Whiting was hned s5 for
being disOrderly. Louisa Smith, same; SIS
Alfred IL. LsnboYn, drunk and disorderiy in
Georgetown; IS. VIM. Kelly paid - for cutting
VI high in Louise alley. Frank Shorter, a sma II
cOlorei boy, charged with stealing a pocket
book and - In money; reform school Jerry
Robinson, assault and battery on Jenny Robin
son with heavy stick OF wood; SD and costs or
three months in Jail.
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Mary Lloyd, prOfane and indecent language;
50. Bcnj. Major, same; S3. Peter C&rrisan,
same; 50. Jos. Genau, throwing stones in the,
street; -. Winfield Shute, a vagrant, was sent
to the workLOuse. Emma Douglass, enticing
prostitution; $40. VIM. III. Graham, disorderly
in Georgetown market; IS. John Sullivan,
drunk and disorderly in Georgetown; as Mary
Price, same IN Washington; SIS. Henry Yancy.
violation Of hack law; So Roscoe Foot, assault
and battery on Betsey KirkwOod; -. John
w. Proctor, assault and battery on G.. W. King;
held to bonds in $500. Amelia Herbert. assault
and battery with intent 10 kill Sophia ODER
helm. This was quite a protracted case, many
witnesses on both sides being present, and con-
siderable feeling manifested between the prin-
cirals. Counsel for defence, Messrs. Williams
and Day, asked that the case be continued to
hear testimony of the physicians; so ordered
Albert Hal, small coiored boy, assault and
battery on James A. Cole by fiinging a stone
with a rubber sling; -.
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District of Columbia Real Estate to be Sold for Taxes.

OFFICE COLLECTOR OF TAXES FOR THE DISTRICT OF }
COLUMBIA. CoLUMBIA BUILDING, ! N.w.S
SEPTEMBER
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-06

TAYLOR s BUSINESS CHART.-We prom
lsed some weeks ago to give description
of Taylor's Business Chart of Ebeusburg
when completed, and as it has been finished
and and placed in position in the Office of the
Mountain House, where all can view it and
crltlclse 1t at leisure, will merely say that
II Is COTTON mp on canvass, SecuIc ely framed.
and in size six feet high by ten i'll length
There are only sixteen advertisements on
the Chart, and embracing as it does nearly
all OF our live business men. it is 4 correct
finger board for parties wishing to make
purchases of almost any kind. The chart is
beautifully arranged, tastefully colore,l and
shaded, and is highly orTamented with sev-
cral designs suitable TO the branch of bust
ness represented Prominent among the
cards are S. SUltZbach, cigar manufacturer,
Lloyd & Co, Bankers, Geo. HuntIey, Geo.
G. X. Zahm, +. j. Mills, Myers s Lloyd,
j. Patton Thompson, and c. T. Roberts
merchants, -. -, livery <t.sLI.,
j. Donovan and "FrenChy's" oyster saloon,
y. A. Barker & Son, dealers IN lumber,
shocks, shingles, etc; also one card for the
carriage shop of 4. a. Barker & Son; d. +.
Evans, manufacturer of boots and shoes, A.
Blain, barber and hair-dresSer, and Richard
L. Davis, boot ana shoemaker. The design
er and painter OF this the best and most con-
spicuOus advertisement ever gotten up in
our town, is Il. Nt'lse Taylor, who makes his
business n speciality, and we can truly say
gives entire satisfaction to all who patTOniZe
him. We understand he is about going to
Huntingdon, where we bespeak for him n
large and splended Chart.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-06

DoIEGs IN CoURT.-The regular De
cember turn of our county court convened
on Monday last. The following is list of
cases disposed of up to the hour of going
ing to press
Com'th VS.. Michael Barnacle. Felonious
assault and battery. a true bili and defend
ant ordered TO enter into recogniZance of
s., coo, with two sufficient sureties, TO an
swer at next term.
Com'th VS.. Oliver Maxim. Resisting an
officer, etc. jury find defendant not guilty,
but that he pay one-half the costs and the
prosecutor. Daniel f. Evans, the other half
Com'th VS.. Elias Jones. Assault and bat
terry. Not guilty and defendant and prose
cutor, David Powell, each to pay half the
costs.
Com'th VS.. Philip Jones. Resisting an
officer. Not guilty. Defendant 10 pay one
third the costs, L. j. Waters one-thiTd, and
the county one-thIrd.
Com'th vs. Luke Platt. Fornication and
bastardy. Guilty. Sentenced TO pay line
OF five dollars to the county, the costs of
prosecution, and thirty dollars laying-in ex-
peuses, and also to pay one dollar per week
for the term of seven years.
Com tn vs. Edward Bingcll. Aggrava-
ted assault and battery. Jury find defend
ant guilty without leaving the box. Sen
tenCe deferred.
Cont VS. VIM Max and Charles Wilson.
Attempted burglary. jury find defendants
not guilty and assign to the county the pay
menU of the costs.
Com'th VS. VIM. Williams. Illegal vot-
ing. Not true bill and the county TO pay
the costs.
Com'th VS.. Walker Nelson. Larceny
Guilty. Not yet sentenced.
CoIn'th vs. Ezra Kile. Indicted for de
: serting and refusing TO maintain his wife
/ Euza0eth Kile. Found guilty, but not yet
sentenced.
! Com'th vs. John 7. Arthurs. Seduction
(two couuts,) and fornecation and bastardy
. District Attorney witndraws first charges
when prisoner pleads guilty TO fornicauoi
and bastardy, Sentence same as IN cas'
above reported.
CIVIL LIST.
Chas. Johnston ct al. VS.. Mrs. Ann lack
son ct. al Summons in ejsctment Yer
dict for defendant
Garret Risbin vs. Edward McGlade Set
tied per paper filed.
Albert George VS.. Charles Hantz. De
fencant confesses judgment to plautih IL
the sum of $40 and cost of suit
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Local COrresponfence.

SUMMERHILL TWP, Dec. ,, 1872.
Dear Free1naR-It has been some time since
our last appearance in type; still we am not
gong TO lndlte an apology about il, sickness
pUglLe suihclent excuse for our silence
~" ever, We are pretty near well again,
thdlks 10 that excellent physician, DIR. L.
S'hll, OF .Iohnstown, and the good care of
our friends. DIR. Shill is graduate OF the
UNIVERSITY of Heidelberg, Germany, and as
physician and gentleman has no superior
among the many medical men have met.
MI hlnneyS surviving children are now
cohNaiesclng, although at one time the re-
G"yery OF his only son, a bright, intelligent
lad OF fourteen. was considered extremely
doubuui. All our people heartily sympa-
thize with Mr.. *. and family in their recent
Affections.
Several OF our young friends have been in
tgrNltWlhg Hymen of late, hut rs we were at
the time unable TO do the handsome thing
by them individuality we can now only wish
10 one ana all OF them "A happy future.
we nave had considerable snow here for
a week or so, and our roads are somewhat
Gnstructed with drifts, $50 I'm told, for L
nave not been ddritt vet to see } but to-day a
lhaw has set in, which will doubtless spoil
the slelghlng for the time being.
Glad TO note the accession of Paragraph
TO your corps of correspondents. The want
"f a local contributor at .JohnStown has been
sadly felt by your readers since the dclin-
qnency OF Rob Roy" Hope your present
IctGe dacG6e scribe may long continue TO en-
Hghtcn your readers as to the haps and mis-
haps In his locality.
Some time ago we received n letter from
our Inutual friend, Mr.. VIM. -O'Cunnell, for
merry OF this township, row of Dakota CO.,
HIlhnesti't: From the following extract ta-
Ken from the letter referred to il will be seen
mat our friend is prospering abundantly in
ms new nome. He says: Il have this year
@,532 bushels of wheat, 800 bushels of oats,
ana fifteen acres of the best corn | ever saw"
MI &c. and family were in excellent health
al the ume OF writing. Like all other senSi-
bic men, Mr.. . 'CoHueIl takes the Freeman
and Is curious TO know who ''Soltero'' is.
IhlS Will probably lift the veil and remove
the pressure"
We have no special hankering after either
g"1'deT or goose, but il our friend .'Paragraph'
mas a peHchant for fowls of that persuasion.
and will favor us with his presence on Christ
mas or New Year, we will treat him to his
fill of g0Rder, and present him with quil!s
sufficient to enable him to scribble for the,
freeman for a twelvemonth at least. Ditto
the editor
Only one or two cases of "cpizootic" have
been reported in this locality thus far
Nothing more at present from your cCnva-
lesCing correspondent, SOLTERO.
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Watson McCleiland, nephew OF Commission
er McClellaud, aged thirteen years, met
with a sudden death while ut his employ
ment as engineer at the merchant mills of
the G. L. Co, in Johnstown, on Thursday
last. While playing with several other boys
in the vicinity OF the y-wheel of his engine,
he tripped and fell against one of the spofles
of the wheel, which was revolving rapidly,
and was carried around one revolution and
thrown with great force against an oil cup
board. some twenty feet distant. The force
OF the conclusion killed him instantly, al
though no bones were apparently broken
The unfortunate lad was the son OF widow,
his father having died suddenly about four
months ago.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-06

FATAL ACCIDEET.-We have received
communications from two correspondents
giving the details of an unfortunate affair
which occurred Notwithstanding on Than ks
giving day, and as both are equally well
written and substantially agree as to the
facts, we give the substance IN our own Ian
guage, in order that neither be slighted.
For some time back, one Stephen Burget
a resident OF Huston township, has been en-
gagged in hauling ore for the Cambria Iron
Company from The Springfield mines to Mar
tinsburg. On Thanksgiving day he went
to MartInSburg with his ore, and afterward
loaded his wagon with coal, for Springfield
we presume. While At Martnsburg Burget
visited the hotels 4 little too often. and when
he started for home was pretty badly iutoN-
iCaled. He left Martinshurg between four
and five o'clock p. III. ana when about one
and oue-half miles north of that place, lost
his balance and fell from the saddle horse
The heavy wagon passed directly over him.
infiicting some terrible wounds the head
crushing his right arm, and-accOTding 70
one uf our Notwithstanding one of
his legs and crushing his breast The in
Jurles are supposed to have been instantly
fatal.
Esquire Zook being notified os the dis
tressing tragedy summoned a jury consist
ing Of Daniel l.. Martin, l.. y. Oellig, ~
= >. Zimmerman, j. +. Morrow, James
Mathew and I. NJ. Bloom, who proceeded
TO the scene of the accident and held AL II
quest over the remains. The jury made
their presentment III accordance with ,lic
facts in the ease.
One of the most distressing features oi
the affair is that the deceased leaves bell "a
him a wife and nine children. While We
are by no means orthodox on the temp a.
ance question, yet it must bc admitted tsIss
the lesson preached 10y Burget's death j. an
Impressive one, and while it lciU not IL
needed, yet it certainly Sdould be.-IiU...-
dGyS6urg .StGnd0rd.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-06

CoSsUMPTIvEs, BEWARE The person
who is continually fading away, and when
all the functions of the body are impaired,
and a harrassng cough is continually wear
ing away human energy ahd human lie.
1Lat wonderful medicine of DIR. Keyser's,
known as DIR. Keyser's Lung Cure, will be
sure TO arrest the disease and carry 1t out of
the system We care not whether the Lungs,
the Bronchia, or any other of the organs of
respiration are affected 1t is equally cura-
cussed in an essay of thirty-two pages, is
sued frcm Dr. Keyser's office, 167 Liberty
street. Pittsburgh, which will be sent by
mail, free, to all who desire It,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-06

MEssRs LLOYD & Co, Bankers, are au-
thoriZed to receive subscriptions to the stock
of the Centennial Board OF finance Par
ties subscribing to this stock will be entitled
10 one vote upon each share represented by
the certificate held. Upon payment in full
of amount subscribed, the holder we'll be en-
titled TO a certificate of stock from the Cen
tenDiaI Board of Finance, by surrendering
erhscription certificate. When the exhibit
tion closes the stockholders will be entitled
IN their p,o rata share of remaining assets
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-06

60 AND SEE FORYOUGSEI.F Andy Fos-
ter, Of the well known firm OF Gels & Foster,
We We IN New York and Philadelphia recently.
tttu @ s a. Ms experience in the purchase of dry
Et F,sS ol me newest patterns, latest STYLES and
t nssL queIlty Is wei known we expect to see Il
ttf tSSh 81 customers TO that establishment when
lis us laSJ beCnmoS generally known. Gels q
cs1tT nave tuc lar2essJ ANA best selected stock
u HIy go"us ia this Cty, but the firm desire TO
'i. an Iit tlicGlar attcaylOn to the department al
ChET-"Sl
one portion Gf their large store Il devoted to
i'ie 'i ChflttS- Sud aS thcv htIy an Immense,
SiocN ar Il ttlne they are necessarily enabled 10
uuA ana sell cheaper than any 0fner Store in
toNn- ' lSit GclS " Fosters us.,FnuorF Stnr,a ON
'ilhton street JOhnStown. ar examine their
gooGs ana prices aud We are sire, yot will I,at-
rOuize the firm. - '1 P0'
HiCkEG'S FURNiTER RI w8RFROOMC
John Hickey. Undertaken, ON Julian street
fpGrth ward, Altoona. is Prepared To suut,Iv
metallic burial Cases oc all sizes and pattirnSS
and on reasonable terms T 49,
Mir. Hickey NccpS constantly on hand a Ior,,a
stock of new and fashionable FURNITURE AMI
those who require any hing in his i;ue sh0riJ
give him call. Every article sent from his
rooms VIII be warranted as represented
iaIr and straw Mattresses manufactured to
order at less than city prices.
came seat chairs re-caned and fitted M as
good as new. - '
All orders from distance promptly attended
~" lJul-i3.-ti.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-12-06

DR.. LIVINGSTONE N AFRICA His Adventures
The STAN Ll.I-LININ INCISIONE L E&PEDIIION
TO Africa. Large octave volume. Just issued.
Contains Incidents of the Wonderful Career of
the Gro Traveller. the Country, 4 AniInals, Ma
tives, Hunting, &c. Full account of this most
interesting part of the gInhn. OUTFIT SENT TOR
81. Address UNION PIT BLISHINti co, Chica-
go. IL; PhiAdci Ehi;l, Pa; or SpringheId. Mass
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3 O X w l. l. l. TO YOU
"a UNDERSTAN8FN
3 DOT s AND SHOES
For Mems smd Boys Wear

Tie undersigned rrSTectfulv informs hi- nu-
nerous customers ana the public generally that
he l. prepared to manufacture BOO > aEd
SHOES of any desired s'Ze quality from
the finest French ca,i>kin boots TO the cnaTSest
brogau. in the Vary BtsT MANNER. Cn the short
e-t nOtice, and at moderate prices ike
W lrk can be ohtaiued anywhere
Those who lave worn Boots and Shoes made
at ms establishment need 10 Assurance - 20
the SUI erior quality of my work. Others can
easily be convinced OF the fact il ther will or,iv
give me a trial. TRY and be convinced
c ReI airing of Boots and Shoes attended
to promptly AMI in a work maD''ke ruarrer
Thankful for past idvOr~ / iee confident that
my work and prices i'll c EImend me ~ cor
tiauauce and increase Dt the same.
JOHN D THOMAS