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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-11
NOTICE.

AT A MEETING OF THE SOCIETY OF
"A st. Vincent de Paul, held on the
18th instant, further postponement OF the
Ball to
Monday, the 18th Of April,
Was decided on. Captain Hanley, Of the
Meagher Guards, has generously volunteered
the use Of Armory Hall, for the occasion gratu.
itously.
mr22-t
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-11

Examination of Colonel W. II. Ray
mond resumed-[ Judge Mesick now con-
Quoted the examination in behalf of the
plaintiffs. l was trustee of the Ray
mond Il Ely Mining Company last year,
am now, and have been since its organi-
cation as corporation am also large
stockholder took an interest in its af-
fairs in 1872; was conversant with its af-
fairs, except those in Phoebe; its princi-
pal place of business is in San Francisco;
I know of suit against the Raymond 4
Ely Company, in which McDermott was
plaintiff; the case went off, but l am not
familiar with the details; mover knew on
what ruling the cas- went off; did not pay
attention to that matter, only know thu
case was gained; think an answer wat
prepared; think it was prepared by Per
ley and Hardy; my impression is tina
part of the answer was made in my pres
ence; don't remember which part; tn
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-11
Dissolution of Copartnership.

HNHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE En-
III listing at National City, Bristol District,
Nevada, under the firm name Of Ackerly Co.,
is this day mutually dissolved. All bills will
be presented to B. F. Wilds for settlement
B.F. WILDS,
.-=. SEFOID WILLETT,
JACOB ACKERLEY.
National City, Bristol District, Nevada, Februa-
ry 81, 1878. mr2S-30d*
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, May IL a.m.-For the
Middle States and. lower lakes, light south
erly winds, backing to southeasterly and
northeasterly. with clear and partly
cloudy weather, high but diminishing
pressure and rising temperature. For
New England and Canada, generally
clear weather, diminishing pressure in
the evening, with northwesterly winds
veering to northeasterly and slightly
higher temperature. For the Northwest
and upper lakes, and thence to Ken
lucky and Missouri, northeasterly and
southeasterly winds, with threatening
and rainy weather. For Tennessee and
the Gulf States, cloudy weather, occa-
sional rain, southeasterly and south.
westerly winds, with possibly clearing
weather 10 the afternoon. For the South
Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
and occasional rain.
Cantionary signals continue at Du-
lutb, Milwaukee, Chicago, Grand Haven,
Detroit, Toledo and Cleveland. Re-
ports are generally missing from stations
west Of the Mississippi river.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May lon the 18th ei
March Iast Attorney General Ewing. in
response to resolution Of the House Iol
Representatives, submitted to that body
a written opinion Of the constitutional.
ity Of the act of March II, 1868, releas'
ing the lien Of the State on the North
Missouri and Missouri and II. railroads.
He held that the act was a violation oil
the Constitution. Since the adjourn
ment Of the Legislature, eeorts have
been made by the counsel on both sides
to.have the question authoritatively set
tied, and finally agreed that the Governor
should advertise the NJ. P. road for sale,
and that the road should apply TO the
Supreme Court for an injunction, and
thus have the legality Of the act tested,
The Governor has concurred in this,
and ordered the road TO be advertised
for sale within the next six months.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

/
0naSp orrna HoUsr = Lawrence
Barrett closed bis engagement at the
Opera House Last night. Bnlwef's great
play Of Riohelleu was the attraction
Barrett rendered the leading role, the
great French Cardinal, in most mas
terly manner, eliciting from the audience
repeated outbursts Of applause. The
| support By Miss Isne Barke and other
members Of the dramatic company was
fair and unobjeciionable. The Barrett
troupe with Me-. n. w. Davey an man
arer, left to-day on a Northern tour.
CAyrArA OF EsFHER.-Quite fash
ionable audience attended the Theater
last night, to witness the Cautata Of Es-
Their, as presented by the amateur vocal
lists aud dramatic performers OF our city
The dramatis persona were young ladies
aud gentlemen we'll known in this com
muniiy, liking Ahasuerus being per
sonated by Mr., Peterson, Mordecai
BY Mr.. Gideon, aud Queen Esther
by Miss Sallie Lynch The minor roles
and chorus were well sustained. The
tablsaux aud costumes were everything
to be desired, being rich and brilliant in
the extreme. There were some sixty
people in the cast, all Of whom acquit-
ted themselves in an admirable manner.
The Cantata was well received by the
large audience, and will be repeated to-
night and tomorrow night The pro
ceeds are TO be contributed to the organ
fund Of Calvary (EpiscopaD Church.
WIRES OPERA HOUSE. Manager
Charley White has re.opened Broom's
Opera House, on Jefferson street, with q
splendid company, who thoroughly un-
derstand the vaudeville business. The
attractions are La Petite Benson, the
child wonder; Jeanne Benson, the female
cloggist; Mile Fontainbleau, the queen
of the air; Maggie Nichols, slack.wire
performer; d. +. Rogers, serio.comic
vocalist and prima donna; George S.
knight, Dutch comedian, and host of
lesser lights, the whole forming bril-
liant combination Of stars. A change of
programme every evening.
OLYMPIC VARIETIEs.-Manager Buch-
anan has secured the services Of fine
variety troupe, and win, during the
week, present rare attractions. Miss
Ella La Rue, the charming statue artist,
and Harry Mendel, will introduce the
famous Can Can, with new scenery and
costumes. If you want to enjoy good
dancing, fine singing and attractive
character representations, you must
visit the Washington street Olympic
during the week.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01

WALK up, ladies and gentlemen"
said an eloquent Snowman, and behold
this beautiful and instructive picture OF
Daniel in the lions den. Ye will in
stantly distinguish Daniel from the lions
by the blue cotton umbrella he holds in
his hands. Some such badge is needed
out at the lava beds in order that the
world in general, and the correspondent
of the London Illustrated News in par
ticular, may know which are the sayages
the Indians or the whites A correspond
ent of the San Francisco Chronicle,
writing from the lava beds on the 18th,
says: "There is now and then sink
found that holds a straggler or wounded
Modoc, but they arc soon dispatched
when found by the soldiers. During the
charge they found wounded Modoc,
who, after firing upon them when they
were coming up to him, asked and
begged for mercy. but the boys were too
much enraged 20 allow mercy to such a
demon, aud shot him dead. They after
ward found another one. They cut their
heads cd. aud every one that passed re
lieved his weary foot by giving them Q
round or two for exercise and as 9
memoir Of General Canby's murder
They have taken no prisoners and shown
no quarter 30 far" Again; Two Of
the Indians we're killed and their heads
cat Cd and passed around.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01
NO EXTRA sl.sIOE. 81 THE LHsIsEA-

Through the courtesy Of non N 2
Williamson, member Of The General AS
sembly, we are placed in early posses
sion of circular letter from His Excel.
lency, Governor John c. Brown, which
is printed elsewhere in our columns To-
day. It's we'll worthy Of very care,
ful reading, as It discloses the mind Of
the Governor very clearly upon two or
three important points. He announces
that funding and registering the Stale
debt will commence by the lat Of July,
and enumerates some spurious bonds
that will not be funded This, however,
was.already understood, as such bonds
were expressly excluded under the terms
of the funding bill. The Governor
adheres to the funding policy, and will
allow no opportunity for its repeal until
after the bonds are issued and safely out
of all danger. Therefore he can see no
necessity for calling an extra session OF
the General Assembly, having modified
his views considerably in reference to
the current wants Of the State since he
addressed his last communication to the
Legislature, urging the importance OF
revenue law adequate TO meet the current
expenses, extra appropriations and COM
ing liabilities of the State. That letter
was dated the 10th of March. After
abiding to the appropriations Of the SEES
sion of $3.50, 600, besides the expenses OF
the session and underlined appropriations
for the purchase OF statutes for justices
of the peace, be said: 1T must, there
fore, be clearly evident to every member
of the General Assembly that the
State cannot meet these, with its
other obligations, without material
improvement in existing reDenue fdps;
and closed with an earnest appeal TO the
General Assembly to remain in session
beyond the end Of the regular term,
long enough to provide ample revenue
to meet the obligations incurred by the
measures Of the session. Quite differ
ent view is taken, however. in the letter
published today. The Governor holds
that the revenues of 1878. including the
privilege tax, will be sufficient to meet
the first installment of interest in July,
1874, which is to be given the preference
over other claims, not excepting appro-
priations for the blind and insane.
What effect the letter will have upon
newly appointed assessors under the
new law Of course is a matter OF con-
lecture. In the letter Of March 10th
the Governor intimated the necessity
of an extra session il more revenue
were not provided; told them it would
cost the State $4,000, and said:
Upon you and you alone rests the re-
sponsibiliiy now" But since then he has
assumed more of the responsibility him
self. The revenue was not provided, yet
be declines to call an extra session as
long as it would be possible to repeal or
in any way affect or modify the funding
law. Much depends, of course. upon
the present assessments, which cannot
be reported to the Comptroller through
clerks before October. As an immedi-
ate result Of the Governors decision in
regard TO an extra session bonds viii
doubtless pereeptibly appreciate, and
the holders will be very happy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01

cable, declined TO submit the plan ol
space Aapigaea 90 American sxhihitors
claiming il a his own private property
Fortuneiely. the honorary members Apl
pointed, as Gar as known, from the dlher'
ent States. without priee or hope q re-
ward, are highly respectable Amehcan
representatives.. aud upon them, in a
great degree, will rest the responsibility
Of sustaining our reputation abroad
None 81 them are agents for sewing ma
chimes or patent churns or moving ma
chimes, they 10 at their own cost aud
will be the noblest specimens Of Ameri.
can manhood aud true nobility on the
ground. q.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01
SEWING MACHINE.

OWING TO SEVERAL FALSE REPORTS
" and statements being circulated concern
ing the merits of the Wilson Sewing Machine,
all of which have been traced TO the once
where said Singer Sewing Machines are for
sale, and in some instances to the proprietors
direct; and in view of the fact that people arc
being prejudiced which is detrimental to the
interest OF our business, we therefore hereby
offer the following challenge, and invite thu
propriet0rs of the Memphis Agency. or airy
one representing them, to compete with the
Wilson Machine. in any public hall in the city
on the following points of merit, and the deci-
sisn TO be left to eleven first-class mechanics
Of this city, six of whom may be selected by
opponents, and none to be selected who are
now or have heretofore been in the employ OF
either party.
We propose to demonstrate clearly that the
Wilson Sewing Machine is superior to the
Singer in the following points. viz:
FRsr-That the Wilson machine has the
best feed. it being made to work ON three sides
Of the needle. instead Of two. and has more
force and power. 1853
SRcoND-That the tension is not affected by
the size and smoothness Of the upper thread
and that 1t retains its uniformity and adjust
ment after continued use much better than
the present tension used on Singer machines.
TRIRD--That the take-up" movement is
pOSlllVo, anu uses NO spiral hpIlnk nAutl
kind. and not liable to delay by breakage.
FoURTH-That the three principal move
ments of the Wilson machine, viz. the shat
tie, the feed and the needle, are all worked by
one short shaft. instead Of two long ones
which cause extra friction.
FIFTH--That the balance wheel. being To-
Gated in front and on the brace, prevents il
from soiling the dress Of the operator.
SrxTH-That the adjustable cones on the
balance wheel spindle prevent the rafting and
clicking noise so Objectionable.
SEVENTH That the Wilson is much the
easiest and lightest running machine Of the
two.
EIGHTH That the wearing points in the
Wilson machine, ninein number, are all made
adjustable. so that play room or lost motion
can be taken up when necessary.
NISTH-That the Wilson is not liable to a
sudden breaking Of a cog or gear wheel, caus-
ing delay and expensive repairs.
In the event Of failure to demonstrate the
above points. we hereby agree TO pay the rent
Of the hall selected by opponents and forfeit
the machines on exhibition, or vice versa
This challenge. if accepted. will be carried ont
ten days after receipt of written notice from
opponents. stating time and place for contest.
NJ. NJ. BEACH. General Agent.
q; II, SUTHERLAND. Gen'l City Ag't.
53-eOd-6l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01

A LAWYER named J. j. Marvin. who
felt himself aggrieved at the alleged
duplicity of Jay Gould, slapped that
eminent parsonage in the face at Del
monico's, in New York, the other day,
Gould stood and took it with great resig-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01
Notice TO Contractors.

w H. sNEAD, CHA 1919 49, VII; M receis !, =
W Poor-house Commissi, ~ fremebui dina
sealed bids for the building Of a 80 IL built
upon the poor-houfe farm, ave M .fnfav-Is-S-
city % Memphis-untilt he5th day -;sfsfions
at 3 o'clock an. Plans and spet, : ~ "a
can Be seen At the Poor-hou gIoun99. !. reject
any on an Oh aid bisis. Bids viii be rec -
By either Of The unde rsiEned.
". =. 81 FAD, c..-;..;.r.,s
HI. JONlES.
MrNfHIs, April 3. Il rs -
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01

II fourteen Indians eau surround
sixty-nine men, and kill or wound forty
nine Of them, how many Indians would
be required 10 surround and capture
General Gillem's whole commando The
arithmetic class viii please pay atten7
.tion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01
Tassdays and TrIdays.

For the convenience Of our customers,
We will send our south wagon 10 the State
Female College and immediate vicinity
Tuesdays and Fridays. Friends want
ing goods sent out vii give thsir orders
in the day before.
81 Olivia FISTE a CO.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01

oooL sparkling SODA WATER and
MEAD pure fruit syrllps, bpentr "a
Tisfies; also Mineral Vafers al "a mfly
and Prescription Drug Store, 2l6 Vain
street. C. CURTIS d co.
q 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01

A WASHINGTON telegram states that,
in The absence Of the President aud
Secretary Of War upon their pleasure
excursions. Secretary Robespn, Of the
navy, aided by General Sherman, as TO
consider the matter and decide what adj
ditiouAl steps are required by the sisua-
ion Robesoh is lhe man for the emer-
sency; IL he could bring few OF his
ironclads 10 bear upon the lava beds, he
could wake up the Modocs every morn
ing with ten inch shells. Since the army
has failed 10 make dislOdgment Of the
Indians, it is high time for the navy to do
its part in breaking up their lodges.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01

The Ministry OF Song, volume Of sacred
music. by Frances Ridley Havergal. One
volume. 4mo, extra cloth, gilt edges.
81 so; half calf extra. 81 80: Morocco an
tique, SO 80. Published by Dewitt q. Lent
x Co., 45l Broome street, New York.
Not since long ago-longer than we
wish to tell--we read Keble's beautiful
soul.soothing series Of poems, which he
had clustered so richly together as the
Christian Year, have we enjoyed a vol
ume Of religious poetry so well as the
Ministry Of Song. For, really, there is
SO great an absence of vigor Of thought,
30 much Of platitude, such plethora Of
the goody-goody. such preponderance
Of the prosaic element in slipshod twad-
ding sense in many books of so-called
sacred poetry whichit has been our task
and misfortune TO peruse. that it delights
the soul and inyigorates the mind to
read the utterings Of such Christian
singer az Miss Havergal.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01
MEDICAL.
DIR. Curtis ON Manhood
L nnnan EnlHI0-N

Revised and Correc ted by the Author, Il. DE
+. CURTIS. M. D., ETC., etc.
A MEDICAL ESS AY on the cause and cure
of Premature Decli ne in Man, showing how
health is lost and h, Nv regained- 1t gives a
clear synopsis Of the Impediments TO Marriage,
the treatment Of Exl iausted Vitality, Nervous
and Physical Debili ~, and other. diseases ap-
pertaining thereto. md the remedies therefor,
the results Of twei lty years successful prae-
ticc.
"'CURTIS ON NJ ANHOOD.'-T There is no
member of society b when this book will mt
be found useful. VII ether he be parent pre-
ceptOr or ciergym. -. II London Times.
Price 50 cents, by mail. Address the author,
DIR. CURTIS,
lO-xyiiiss sTrernon Place. Bottom. Mass:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01
OFFICIAL.
STONE PAVlEMENTS.
Cry ENGINI ER's OPTICS.

Cry ENGINE IRIS OFFICE.
MEMPHIS, TRNN., April IA, 1881
CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceived at this Office until IL o'clock N:
May the 14th, for constru citing stone pave
ments ON. Washington sire ct. between mt en-
shelby and the Elevator. about $500 squar
yards. For specifications aad other iniorma-
tion apply at this office. :,
louisville Courier-Jourlal and Nashvllle
Union and American plsase copy Tor three ee
weeks and send the bill u the Mayor 35-o5
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01
NOTICE.
Notice to Lawyers.

WE HAVE RoR SALE AT THE LEDGl sR
w once blank notices 10 take 0opositiel h..
and printed instructions % the oficer taking
Gates. lot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01

THE Vienna scandal, as II is called
still attracts attention, and does not
draw beautifully less. The LEDOFR dis
patches Of yesterday throw some further
Hqht upon the subject IL seems posi-
BE that the order Of suspension will be
revoked, but the paid commissioner and
come Of his assistants. strutting around
with their gold badges. are seriously
compromissd. aud whether guilty or In
Bocent q stigma viii rest uPOn Ameri-
can representatives. At the Exposition
that viii be very unpleasant to encounter.
he assistant commissioner on arriving
:, vienna finding himself suspendsdby
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01

THr last number Of the Daily Graphic
has 6 bold frontispiece picture Of an
American soldier standing triumphantly
over the body Of very dead and stark
Indian which he has just scalped. The
tuft Of hair he holds up on high while
the Indian is so 10 on the ground. The
cabalistic words below are plain enough
for him that runs to read: Our Indian
nolicY-which is The savageY
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01
COAL
COAL.
-~----------sl-------- ----.--a-- --~--'.'--->-'
BLACK DIAMONDS.

WAIT & LEWIS are the only Coal
Dealers In the city who are selling
No. Pittsburg Coal ut 75 cents per
barrel delivered; and If Ireferre d,
will weigh on City scales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01
PROPOSALS.
no PLAsTERERs.

CRY ESeINKKR's OFTIco
MEMPHIS, TENN.. April 18th, 1873.
fCtpAJFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceiv,,d at this Office until u o'clock m. In,
dsv Nav the I'd. for Flatering the new ward
~ tbs C;ty Hospital. The city reserves the
right TO reject any or all Of the bids. for tar-
ther Information aPpi{ 70 utihfeN qddslSss
sosq City Engineer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01
OFFICIAL.
M.1ss'S oy,res &C. cEFE I'll RlI IL.

MFTrEIs. TrSS.. April 22ih. lss..l
IN COMPLIANCE WfIH INsIklollyhs
i he Chairman q tie finanee tomm itlee
~ he General Council. notee p ~
thai q rrrrial meeting 81 .ald 81 u
i csiist f6r FRfDAr. Nay q, a. ~ An, e
inrestirafc charrcs prelerrc4 ~, oeeIae q
phsIan- Fsa.. arairst Mayor tohn.qn. ~
membtra 81 Tie Coumittee, 80 49,
lresiAlly interested, Are ree-es'-' -
s5s Ac.BETTIs. ssrss.Dt-si-Arni.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01

ClScIxSArI has a hot newspaper con-
troyersy over the price of beer with
which the denizens Of that pork meirop-
oils expect to cool on next summer.
The papers have nearly all taken sides.
Some insist on reducing the price 10
three cents, while others hold out for Q
higher price. Five columns per day Il
is alleged, are devoted to the subject.
Meanwhile the editors never refuse
drinks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01

JOE LOCKE. = All the May mag
azines and latest novels received
at Joe Locke's news depot, No. 236
Main street. The latest dailies from
all quarters, foreign papersand periodic
ais of every land, magazines and fash
ion books of latest dates can be found
at Joe's, A fine lot Of stationery, ETC.,
for sale. ttm RI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01
BANK.

TIME MANAGERS OF THIS BANK TAKE
pleasure il notifying the general public
H., II r. nour omen for business. and the ae-
eonnts Of ind iyiduals and corporations are re-
spectfully SO licited.
PRouPr Az d CAREFUL ArrENTIoN Will be paid
10 All collect ions In this and other cities.
TIL OMAs II. ALLEN,
e. McDANITT.
J. II. FARGAS0N,
H. II. JACKSON, fDirectors
Ma THAN ADAMS,
.. III. p. PIPER, n
EJ GENE MAGENNEf.I -.'s.a
Memphis, Tenn. April 8, 1873. 3t-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-05-01
RACES.
THE FACES!


FTNHR DRUM WILL BE TAPPED FOR THE
Il start in the first race Of the day at
1850 pm.
Entries for the races Of the following day
will close. at the OVERTON HOTEL, at
o'clock each evening.
For the convenience Of such as desire IL, a
box will be kept at the Office of the Secretary.
on the Course. in which entries may be depos-
tied during the day. and for fifteen minutes
after the close Of the last race of the day.
Pools sold morning and evening at the OVer-
ton Hotel, and during the day on the Course.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Day badges, admitting 10 Quarter stretch--s2 90
Public stand, single tieket.......-........--. %
es- LADIES FREE.
Trains leave the Charleston depot every
hour during the day, commencing at ten
O'clock m. Pare for the round trip. 20 cts.
The public are invited. 5l-5
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-21

Commission Merchants,
DAII.AH, TmNAe',

Wc take ilii- 0crnti0u ~ thaHk ouF
,rionds iDp pnsf iuV0Fs, aTd r"sp"ri'
mli, Uli idoir attention ~ Nur inI'
ncuse sinpi,, which we UE" Just rrroiS'
iur airpri from ii0 principal NuHU-
hcilrpps uf tho ADVih uE'd west, pUrs
cl,nshius direct from iiTsi hUuis lur
cann ga ,Nn hunt, mad nynuluH uuE'
ArIsps ~ cV,lp advantage hN thlppiug
in cur Ipad3 Under sgrrial rUuigUch
nud by nIirOWU iuhDr utmost ircg.Us
OursciVps from store rNpruscr Ne
guuNGpui ia 0ugUb,pt1 o. ulIrriu Oui
iricuds dud 40 tlp public EourWily So
Immense sior,, NJ better rnios M
W0rc uniformity inW Ngurcs tbHu hW
csop before been 0iicTgG in iilc mtoriOr
al FCyU,,
81 u lU4is aud fuuHdutlSU Uf OUr
nwduo,s, Wc guarantee c,cvs ugjiclc 20
be ms Represented, or money refunded
NJ oar -. pcusc Of transportation.
our success Ia buslnrss dcurads Cn'
,!rciS upou establishing n wh0iwnic
trade !n Sor;heTn lc,nr, aud we OuIS
ash u inir ap,l iupnriini tr!ui, ard n
close comparison az uniform prices
,,iu, iao,c ut shreveport, galveston,
Hnd Ncw Orlcune Niii ircigEts added
and ne chccTrnlS abba" - ihr dcri'
atom Of ibr sumo,
GARGINGrJH, NiaHStl.1H & go.
uuIlI