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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03
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The west side OF Commercial street, be-
tween 9th and 9Th avenues, has been pho
tOgraphed by Mr.. Hickox, and j. u.
plate theFefrom. The picture will Arst
be printed in the Real Estate Register.
| for September, which will be held back
until the 10th, in order to contain infor-
nation about the fair. We heartily ap-
prove OF Mr.. BAncroft's enterprise in hAV.
ing this picture made, and pronounce it .
good deal better than no picture At ali Of
that ane row Of buildings. The vehicles
and pedestrians are life like, and the
buildings accurate In outline. But still
we cannot commend the engravefs to any
more patronage from this place. They
have not done . good job In this instance
In various respects. The buildings look
twice as good AS the picture does. The
work is not first-elass, particularly in
cleArness OF finish and perspective.
Wing Il Co. do not deserve any more
work from Mr.. Bancroft or any one else
here and we hope that another engrsv-
ing firm will be tried next time. We
say this in order to do these engravers
exact justice, and not to disparage the
enterprise shown in getting the picture.
or to produce an unfavorable impression
in regard to it. These buildings are SO
good that even poor picture Of them
makes = very creditable showing fer any
city Of this size, aud will be very useful
until first-class engraving il procured
TO take Its place. Meantime, even this
picture cannot fail to create q favorable
impression Of our city, and our citizens
should mail hundreds Of copies Of the
Real Estate Register to their friends east.
The enGrAvers who don't like this kind
Of notice should not slight any work
designed to portray building In EmpOriA,
and we CruSt Wing s. Co., OF Chicago, will
copy these remarks In their VaIu BILE
journal.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03
SOUTH Esr.

j. r. Blaekshire, . Chase county
commissioner, charges So per day for
every time he meets with the board,
and also So for "going and returning
from the meeting" But he makes this
up by garrOting the printers out of
their legal pay.
Messrs. Shaft a. Morse, of Silver
creek, will ship wheat to st. Louis
from any station between Florence and
EmpOria, for q commission of SIS per
car, and advance from $500 to $500 per
CARIBOU Falls Leader.
That is about 11Seents per bushel
for handling the wheat and advancing
the money. The question. for the far
mers, is, however, what they get net
cash per bushel for their wheat, and
we believe EmpOria buyers will pay
the most. zF
From Arkanras City Traveller
Any brainless idiot can BLACKBOARD.
J. E. Arnett gave US q sanDle of mo-
lasses, made from the ordinary wster-
melon, that is equal to most syrups.
Mrs. George Newman, Of EmpOria.
Is visiting her relatives at thus place.
The assessed valuation Of Cowley
county Is double that Of Sumner.
The supreme court has confirmed the
judgment obtained by Marion county
against j. &. Swallow, for $z29 10
taxes levied upOn the Marion county
bank while conducted ky Peet Ailer.
|; Marion Centre Is becoming quite q
horse auction place, for the benefit of
the Nennonites.
ShO0ld the attempt 70 navigate the
Arkansas with fiat boats, from Arkan-
sas City be successful, (of which there
see@s 70 be No dOubs) there Is an en-
terpFise ON foot 70 construct cheap
boats Of nadve lumber, md market
baIed hay down the river. Advices
from below give the price of hay at
$26 per ton. Boats which viii CARY
thirty tons CON be constructed Of ma
tive lumber It avery light cost, and
the business carried on all winter. Az
rangements are under way for proeur-
ing . press, and parties are getting
ready to put up large amount Of hay,
ana 1C Will Oftn& InOuS4noS OF ooll&re
into the county this wiDter.-I Winfield
PlOW.
L. J. Perry, writing from Topeka to
his paper, the Paola Spirit, says: 'tIf
Col. Plumb pleased he could be nOmi-
mated for Governor very easily, and I
am decidedly In favor Of him for that
position" Give Us your hand on &c.
Perry. In this section We regard Col.
Plumb as one Of the best men In Kan
sas.-l Chase County COurant.
The fashion In which the WichEta
garden Is run is q disgrace to the city,
an outrage upon decent people, and Q
shame to our authorities. Quiet even
Inss are rendered hide0ns By the
drawings OF the ieWd Of both sexes,
intermingled with . juggling orchestrs,
horrible OAths and miscelIaneous
ck-doWns. The merest child In
town is nightly made aware of the
dark side Of life, and innocence snd
virtue compelled to view the fiauntings
of shame and hear the revelings of the
drunken and vile, In the most public
Wichita Eagle.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03
CHASE COUNTY PRoDUCTs.

The county clerk of Chase county
has furnished to the newspapers there
. complete abstract of the assessors
returns for 1875, from which we take
the following, fractions omitted:
Acres of land under fence, 37,O31 {;
valuation of farms, S6Ti, 3s7.; valuation
of farming implements, S3l 800 ;s:wages
paid for farm work, s49, 336; rods OF
stone fence, 7,76s; OF rail fence, 95I, :
log; of board fence, 33,799; OF hedge
fence, 1868: sores of wheat, 6,166 /;
rye, 4O5; spring wheat, 2,l66; corn,
6,92S; barley, les; oats, 1877; Irish
potatoes, 2Ss; sweet potatoes, %; to-
baccO, 8; sorghum, a; broom corn, 4
mlllet and Hungsriaa, SIS; prairie
meadow under fence, 9,O49, timothy,
%; blue grass, 4s; prairie grass pas
tnre under fence, 4, 42S; value of gar
den produce, $5O1; Of poultry, 81 ,023 !;
pounds Of cheese, 200: butter, 81 ,O42:
number OF horses, 1895; mules, 95;
cows, also; other cattle, 1878: sheep.
SO; swine, 1851 value of animals
slaughtered and sold for beef, $59, AS;
pounds of WOOL $50; number Of dogs,
692; sheep killed By dogs, IL; acres of
nurseries, II; orchard, 4O6; vineyard,
IL. Number Of dwellings, GA; of fam
lilies, ESQ; population, 3,l2S; value of
real estate, S535.12S; personal proper
ty, &3l3,7l6.
For the population, Chase county
shows very well.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03
Sad Accident Brakeman Crashed BE-
tween Two Cars.

While IN A. T. 4 s. F. railroad freight
train, for Topeka, was being made up
Monday noon, near the round house, one
Of the brAkemen, . fine young fellow Of
about %, named John FURY, stepped In
front Of 3 freight car to couple it 70 the
cabOOse, which was being backed toward
IL. Unfortunately, the bumper OF the Ca
boose WAS higher than that Of the other
car, and IL slid over and upon the other
bumper, letting the cars come together
and catching the brakeman, just under his
ribs, between the two platforms and
squeezing him within . space Of about
four inches. The shock was hard enough
70 send the old car back about six
feet, and FIury's back seemed 70 break
and lay over on the platform, Of the car.
His fellow brakeman, Mr.. TeIfOrd, in
whose stead In this case Fury had voluu-
tariIy acted, saw the accident, and jump
ed TO the release Of his chum. but before
any one could get 70 him, FURY had strus-
gled out, and fallen. He was carefully put
into the cabOOse, which ran down to the
passenger depot, and Fury was taken to
the Merchants House, the proprietOrs OF
which did all they could to make him
comfortable. DR.. Jacobs, who was called
thinks bis patient will recover. The
most severe injury il to his kidneys
which were caught between the project
ing bolts Of the platform.
Flury'S parents live at NOberly, No
He 10 fine young man, and highly e.
teemed by his AequAintAnces. Were b.
not very slightly made, he would have nj
doubt been fatally injured. A "pusSy'
brakeman could not have survived tha
squeeze. Two men have before been
caught BY the same cAbOose bumper. W.
are informed that y number Of the car
have bumpers that do nHt match sacl
other. and are apt TO pass and injure Of
kill those who try TO couple them, Thi
10 wrong, decidedly, and railroad com
pAnIss ought to be multeed In heavy dam
ages until they brought about some kind
OF safe unifGrmity In the car bumper man
ufActure.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03
tn. County sabbath school A.s..ns.

The County Sabbath School Meetings.
Arrangements are being perfected by
the county executive committee for q
grand time 1t the various townships mass
Sunday school conventions advertised in
another column. Messrs. Kelley, Of Jack
son township, and Stubs. OF EmpOria.
have Agreep to take three wagons and take
loads from EmTOria to any and all the
meetInga. The president Of the county
convention, Rev. j. Il. Clark, has agreed
to attend in all the townships. Rev. A.
H. Walter, in most, if not all; Rev. X. n.
oVerstreets Judge Cunningham, DIR. j. j.
Wright, Prof. Carmichael, s. b. Riggs.
DIR. POmerOy, C. B. Bachelor, and others,
have agreed to be present at as many as
they possibly can consistently with their
engagements. In addition, q number Of
ladies are expected to 60 out and assist in
the singing. Let the friends Of the cause
in the various townships rally and give
these friends q welcome worthy of the
cause they represent, and also organize
their townships for thorough work.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

u. D.-ThurSday, last week, Squire
stOwsll went out cunning and took his
two bird dogs along. On being let out
Of the wagon, one Of the dogs ran for about
half . mile, and then dropped IS IL shot.
Mr.. StOWell followed up, and found the
dog apparently shot in the throat, bleed
ing profaseIy, and dying. He partially
revived 1t with water, but the dog soon
died. AS NO report Of gun had been
heard, Mr.. Stowell followed the trail
back, and found Q small sharp stick pre-.
jecting from the ground In such q way
that the dog had evidently ran against and
caused it to piercd its throat. Mr.. Stow.
ell deeply regrets this singular death of
his TavOrite assistant In bird hunting.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

The 0rand UAIOn Depot ct st. Louis, No.,
Is now completed, and all passenger trains
over the various lines to the North, East
and South are running through the Tan
mel and over the Great Steel and Iron
Bridge across the Mississippi river.
This new arrangement cannot but be
appreciated by the travelling pRbltc, IS
the long and tedious omnibus transfer
across the AlssisAppi river is discontin-
ued.
Passengers going North, East or SoEth
should bear this In mind, and purchase
their tickets via The st. LOUIS, Kansas
CITY and Northern RGiEsOdy, the shortest
line between the Missouri RiUeT and all
p0iats East and SOEth.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03
IFrom Hnt.hinsmN~

The Texas cattle fever has made its
appearance in the southwest part Of
Reno county, and q number of cattle
have already died. The principal suf-
ferers 90 far are Bissel, Carson, Jones
and Van Emon.
Geo. Cole, Esq, living three mflee
west Of Hutchinson, raised seven hum
dred and 6fty bushels of Oats on ten
acres.
The dangerous and fatal disease
known as the black tongue, has made
its appearance among the domestic cat
tie here. Two cows belonging to q
herd south OF town died last week and
quite . number are reported sick.
|J[Wichita Beacon.
GFroR Newton Kansan.l
Mr.. J. G. walker, of Halstead, raised
9 cucumber this year that measured
four and a-half feet in length. He has q
number Of the same vegetable that are
four feet long.
The statement has gone the rounds
of the press OF the state that the abom-
inably high-snellIng chinch bug will
not invade fields of fax; but we saw
q stack OF fax, the other day, ON the
farm Of Mr.. Edward Marks, that was
literally covered from top to bottom
with these insects. The inside of the
stack was also full Of them.
Belle Plain is to have q good stone
Touring mill.
The sumner County Press has 3 GU
cumber 50 inches long, II inches
around, and weighing II l-2 pounds.
The Wichita Black Hills party has
returned.
Thirty tons Of wild plumbs market
ed at Wichita this season.
Rich gold mines are said to have
just been discovered on Mineral creek,
La Platte county, Colorado. They are
% miles west OF Sylvester.
We learn from Mr.. Gamble, Of indie
pendence. that Gideon Stevens was in
that town on Sunday last on his way
east. He was suffering somewhat from
the wound over the left eye, otherwise
he was all right. Il EldOrado Times.
ButlsF. eoppty harvested 60 bushels
Of wheat to each inhabitant, and Cow
ley county 60 bushels. Lyon county
will harvest 200 bushels of corn to
each inhabitant.
S. F. Hyde, of Little Walnut, brougt
to EldOrado, August 2lst, wagon load
of nice looking yellow Iowa corn, the
first In the market this season. 1t sold
for 60 cents per bushel.
The elevator being built at Peabody
will hold 10000 bushels, and be work.
ed by horse power this season.
w. H. Black, Esq, near Halstead,
has three acres OF onions growing
from seed, sown last spring, which
will average over ave hundred bushels
to the acre.
It is reported that Senator Martin
dale, of Greenwood county, is worth
$40, 600.
Two men dressed in wOmen's clothes
have been travelling in the Arkansas
valley selling corsets, and fitting them
on. And since the discovery has been
made no woman will acknowledge thai
she has bought corset In six months
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.


G. p. Jones & Co. have moved their
tailoring establishment into Unisn Block,
and occupy the south half Of VIM. Clapp's
store. They have just received completes
stock Of woOlens for fall and winter wear,
consisting Of many styles Of fancy Eng
lish, French and American wOrsted.
suitings, cOatings and cAssimeres, which
they are prepared to make up in the best
manner by experienced Workmen. Go
and look at their goods.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

GREENS AUGUST FLOwKR-It ls
natural for people suffering with Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint or any de-
Engagements Of the digestive organs,
such as Sour Stomach, Sick Readaehe,
Habitual CostiveHess, palpitatien OF
the Heart, Heart burn, Water rssh.
gnawing and burning pains 1t the DIT
Of the Stomach, Yellow Skin. Coated
Tongue, and dissgreeAble taste In the
mouth, coming mp OF food after eating.
low spirits, &C., to put OF from day 20
day buying an article that they know
has cured their neighbor, friend or rel.
alive, yet they have no faith In It un-
Ill it Is too late. But If You will 60 TO
the drug store of Spencer & Ryder
and get bottle Of GRKzN's AUGUST
FLOwER your immediate cure IL Is
certain IS you live. Sample Bottles
OF this medicine can be obtained tor
10 cents to try its superior virtue.
Regular size 70 cents. Try it. Two
doses viii relieve any case. 30-eow
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

Mr.. Beach, publisher Of the State Sen
tInel, At Lawrence, called on us Saturday.
He was In town several days, taking sub
scriptions for his very readable paper. It
is devoted especially to the cause Of tenn
perance, and we are pleased to hear that
although but six months old 10 already on
paying basis.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

We are IN receipt Of the premium list
Of the District Fair 70 be held e Emporfa,
commencing September 2lst, and runniag
four days. About $500 Is offered a. pre-
niuma log speed In horses. The premi-
um HISS covers everything, nearly. Sedg-
advisory board Of direceoFs-Nr. E. +.
ThsnpsOn and the editor Of this paper,
A. superintendent Of ttClass NJ Honey, %
We expect 70 make somebody sour, but
Will take care 70 sWeeten up ourselves.
and viii be big and successful no doubt.
The o8cers are making every prepare
uon for splendid exhibition. Over a.
teen hundred dollars will be paid in pre-
mlums- Arrangements are being made
Tor daily excursion trains from Wichita,
very low rates. Le1 Kansas men sDDport
Kansas FAirsi Read the adVertisement.-
Wichita Eagle.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

you have an old sewing machine do
not trade it for q new one for q few dol
lars; but give me call and will guar
antee to repair the old machine to work
as well as new. run lighter, and quiet, or
no charges. References-E. W. Cunning
ham, G. w. Newman, Geo. SuddOck, Ed
ward Evans, Gov. Crawford and many
others. Shop front room Mothers shoe
shop. SAM. n. GROCK.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03
I ours truly,
n. L, HARDEN.

SOUTHWESTERN KANSAS DISTRICT
FAIR.-We print to-day the advertise
ment Of the above Fair to be held at EN-
pOria commencing Tuesday, September
the 2lst, and ending on Friday the oath.
We hope the farmers Of Butler county
will join hands with EmpOria and the
great Southwest and make this fair 3 sue
cess. The premiums are large, fast horses
will be there, and everything, Will pc done
by the directors to make the expoSiLi on
success. Butler county can take . large
number Of the premiums If she will only
take hold of the mAtter.-EldOrSdO Times.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

Arrival No. 2. OF premium corn stalks,
Is bunch Of three monsters, the highest
being IA feet i've inches, with two large
ears, enc OF them beginning s feet three
inches from the bottom. We found this
sample at our office door, with no card
attached, and have marked IL si,Aply a.
NJ An
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

NRw FIRA.-As will be seen by . no.
tice elsewhere, H. L. Norton has AsSociat-
ed with him In the real estate business,
Mr.. c. j. owen, late OF Baltimore, Mary
land. Mr. Owen Il thorough business
man, and enters upon the business de
termined that no effort OF his shall be
spared to make thls In the future, a. In
the past, = tirSt-clAss land agency In every
nartfcular
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

Joseph RiekAbaUgh brings US = gOOdly
sample Of his Concord grapes, Of which
he has $50 vine on the bottom, near, In
fact rather too near, the A. T. 4 8. f.
railroad track. They are splendid speci-
mems. The finest bunch was absolutely
perfect. Every berry was immense, Hnd
seemed made on exactly the same pat
tern. Hankla 4 Butler handle Mr.. Rick
abaugh's entire crop.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

True merit IL the secret Of their sccessu
Il will be seen, by reference % the report
OF the United States Internal Revenue for
$50, that Haines BrOs., Of New York, are
the third piano manufacturers in Ameri-
ca, having made ts0o thousand iRstrW-
sasnts that year, and we are told that their
sales for the month Of Hay this year ex-
ceeded two hundred pianos. Aessrs-
Conover Bros. Kansas City, are the gen.
eral western agents, and claim that they
can give You . better instrument At .
moderate price than yea can obtain else
where. "a hIat to the wise, etc., SOss
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

The eastern manufacturing companies
realize the Importance Of advertising their
wares In Kansas. The great district fair
to be held at EmpOTIa the third week in
September is an occasion they are too wise
to lose. Agents Of the following estab-
lishments have already signified their in
tentiOn to be present with q full line of
their goods: The Champion Machine
Company, Deere q Co., Moline, Illinois ;
Buckeye Reaper and Mower Works,
Kenaha Manufacturing Company, and
Racine Wagon and CaEritge. Works.-TO-
pekA COmmonW eSlth.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

EARLY advice for next year: Plant =
row Of corn ~ thick 81 IL will stand
around an enclosure, then cut on the top
In the fall, leaving It sufficient height Tor
fence, say three or four feet, and It will
be barrier all winter and the next sum.
mar against chickens aud rabbits. 1t 10
worth q trial.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

Next Monday Mr.. McutOnnier will
OpOn > class In Hall 4 Waite's music
rooms, up stairs, from to 6 p. m, in the
French and German languages, fer Non
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, Of each
week. A class In the violin will be open
ed, from to 8 O'Clock, and continue on
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday even
ings OF each week. Fees for tuition In
either class, % per month.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

II you want pure and unauthorized
drugs, chemicals, patent medicines, dye
stufs, fine toilet soaps, fancy hair, tooth
articles. select lot of pocket CUTLERY,
razors, shaving cream, stationery, pocket
books and wallets, trusses, supporters,
and choice medical wines and liquors for
medicinal use only, call at the old and re-
liable drug store OF
25-tr DIR, j. A, MoORE's.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

C. }. Jones, Of jubilee fame, - 70 capt
nre some buffAlOes and AntelODes this
month, and give grand chase and spec
tAcular exhibition generally, II the TOpe-
IA fair grounds on Saturday, Sept. ..
he negotiated for the use Of the EmpOrlA
fair grounds, but the managers thought
that his show might interfere with the At
tendance At the fair. It won't make any
difference TO the Topeka fair, which IL not
expected to be much Of an agricultural
show anyway,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

DISTRICT FAIR.-The SouthWesteru
Kansas District Fair, to be held At EmpO.
ria, Sept. q, p, % and p, promises to be
one Of the largest and most successful
yet held in the tate. Most ali the coSin-
ties in the Southwest will be represented.
New buildings are 70 be erected, and full
arrangements made tot accommodate all
exhibitors The people OF EmpOria are
making unusual eXertions to secure Z
large and line display. The premium list
10 very full, and the premiums exceeding
ly large.-Atchison Champion.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

There is going % be quite . supply Of
sorghum IN this section, soon 70 be hAr-
vested, and the fArmsrs WARt 70 know
who has = mill to work Il up, or who win
buy it Here Is = chance for somebody 70
do business. Any one who can buy the
sorghum should say 30 In The News
Otherwise the crop may 20 TO waste.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

Last Sat urday, Mr.. j. p. CantralI, while
in Emporia, found q one hundred Collar
note which was returned to the owner by
HI. CantralI, without even receiving .
~thenk you" therefOr.-Cott. Falls Cou-
rant.
Wen bet the cuss Is one OF the men who
"kant afford to adVerties.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

Van 4. Holmes, having taken the
agency OF the II. X. j. T. railroad lands
announces IN our columns to-day that he
is ready for all inquiries. We take pleas
ure in recommending Mr.. Holmes as =
very competent and we'll Informed real es-
tate agent, and gentleman Of ObligiAg
disposition, whose representations may
be relied upon with perfect confidence.
The n. X. & T. lands are not exceIled by
any in the State, and the agency
could hardly be put into better hands
than Mr.. Holmes.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

Bayles 4 Robinson, the new prOprie-
tors Of the Gulf House, ct Fort Scott, ln-
tend, we suppose, TO entertain US free
whenever we light down that way. At
any rate, they inform US that their first
class hotel Is now open, thoroughly re-
tilted, and able to accommodate the pub
lie In the best manner.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

Farmers ahG others having reapers and
mowers, and wishing to get oils for same,
viii please bear in mind that we keep
Winter-strained lard oil, prime engine,
extra engine and w. V. Iubricating oils,
for lubrieAting purposes, all OF the best
qualities, and will be sold st 3 reasonable
profit. a6-n j. 4. MOORE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-09-03

We would respectfully invite the Ia
dies, one and all, to come and examine
our dress goods department. among
which are to be found choice selections of
cameps hair plaids. invisible plaids, sum-
mer silks, pOngee lusters, serge suitlngs,
pOplin, alpaca, Irish pOplins, grOs-grsin
silks, Grenadines, black hernannis,
Scotch bingham, percales, English and
French lawns, together with large line
Of linen suItings.
G. W. NEWMAN & Co.