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The daily gazette., 1876-11-10
BAYONET AGAINST BALLOT.

We are in possession Of positive infor-
nation that in answer to an application
made this day by Governor Stearns of
Florida, for a. concentration of troops at
Tallahassee, the Secretary of War has
directed General Sherman to send all
troops now in Florida to that city, and
further instructed him that in case that
force is not deemed sufficient to forward
additional regiments from South Caro-
lima and Alabama. General Sherman in
turn has directed Genesal Ruger, com
manding the Department of the South TO
execute the order of the Secretary of
War. The inference of this eXtraordi-
nary request of Governor Stearns is evil
dent The electoral vote of Florida is to
be counted at Tallahassee; and he puts out
in advance the Radical programme of in
timidatiOn by bayonet rule.-WOrld.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10

ELECTION DIsPATCHs.-Election dis.
patches are posted on the telegraph poll
at Fifth and Marketstreets,w which claims
a good share of the public attention.
They make the following announce
ment: "Jenkins elected to the Legisla-
ture and Febiger to the Levy Court"
"Hedgeville and Browntown both ne, ne;
Levi is the youngest member of the ALL
44th Congress" "Hayes carries Africa
Ninth and Wamut) and Ned Hayett
sweeps the coast" delaware Doubtful
and several others of the same import
They cause considerable amusement.
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The Scattering Vote.
IRREGULAR CANDIDATES AT TUESDAY.
ELECTION.

IRREGULAR CANDIDATES AT TUESDAYS
ELECTION. ,.
The scattering votes cast in this city
and county at Tuesdays election were as
follows:
wilmington-Fourth ward-For the
Legislature, Levi G. Bird, /, q. G.. Young
1. q. +. YOung1.
Gifth Ward-For Congress, Daniel p.
Hamilton l, Fl. G. w. Ely /, Edw. Belts,
I; Electors Robert Mcdaniel 1, Seymour
Peeston l, Anthony w. Davis /; Levy
Court, Joel B. Woodward l. Sheriff,
Lewis MCCALL, IfItI. lMl
Eighth Ward-Sheriff, Nicholas b.
Appleton, /; Senator, John b. Murphey,
/; Levy Court, Joel b. Woodward 1.
Ninth Ward-Levy Court, James H.
Mccoy, 3, Joel B. Woodward 1.
Brandwine East-Representatives,J Jas.
H. Mccoy, 8.
North Congress, Edward
!; Bets, ets, I; Representative, Lewis Der
South acknowledgements Jas.
Stllman 2, James Harris, /, John r..
Lyman, ST.. /, Ashton Richardson, i;
David s. Conlyn, /. Sheriff, Frank e.
Brown 2, Chas. M. Groome 1, Robert G.
Justis ].
White Clay Creek, west-Sheriff, s. b.
IleruInan ,J Onn w. w mIenan l,NODerI
G: Justis !. Levy Court, j.. w. Cooch 1,
New Castle-Congress, Alex. Kelley 1,
Representative, John Jenkins 8; VIM
Terry l. Sheriff, John W, Whiteman 1,
Hugh McGovern !, VIM. Terry l..
East Red Lion-Congress, VIM. G.
Spruance /, Geo. V. Massey /. Repre-
sentative, Johu, jenkins 2, James H.
Mccoy 6. John f. Price /.
West Red Lion-Representativ A.
N. Sutton1. Levy Court, s. b. SUIT
toni /.
Representative, jesse Boul-
den 1. Levy Court, James A. Ben
son 1. r.
West st. Georges-sherfff, DIR. Gil
pin I.
Blackbird-C Coroner, Jacob Hill 2, VIM.
Newman 1.
The votes cast for James H. Mccoy
for Representative were intended for
James Mccoy. His name was for sew
eral weeks printed "James H." in the
Commercial and number of tickets were
printed and circulated with the name
spelled in that way. The mistake was
not discovered until the day before the
election.
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From the ". Y. Sun.
Sam. J. Tilden Fairly Elect
ed Chief Magistrate.
LOUISIANA For I'ILDEN.
Florida and South Carolina
Wheeling into Line.
DEMOCRATS JU BInANr.

At the hour of going to press our dis
patches made 1t reasonably probable that
Louisiana, Florida, and South Carolina
have gone for Tilden and Hendricks
which will increase their electoral vote
2O3. But the most surprising news Of all
is that Ohio, Hayes's own State, is very
close. The Democrats are making large
gains on the vote of 1875, when Hayes's
majority for Governor was only 5,544,
with a possibility ofwiping it out altogeth
|er, and giving the State to Tilden and Re
form. Private advices from Illinois say
that the State is very close, and will not
give over $500 majority either way. Dis
patches are so conflicting, however, and
the returns so meagre from remote dis
tricts, that it is impossible to make safe
prediction on the doubtful States.
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STRAY HAIFS.

The newspapers are reaping daily
harvest. s.-..L rfL.-
The political horizon keeps clouded,
but Democrats are still hopeful.
The official vote of New Castle Counr-
ty is published in to days GAZETTE
Republicans express confidence in the
election of Hayes, but they don't care to
risk any money on it.
And still Buxbaum & Co., merchant
tailors, No. II L. Fourth street, are busy
clothing their numerous customers.
The Great Canton and Japan tea Co.,
M 4 West Third street and branch store
1O03 M Morket street, are selling the finest
teas teas and coffee sold in this city, handsome
new style glass ware and chromos given
with tea and coffee.
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Special NOTICES.
THE GREAT DISCOVERY!

b T. KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF
kOy, For the cure OF weak stomach gener-
debility indigestion, disease OF the nervous
rvn, constipation, acidity OF the stomach.
d all cases requiring . tonic. sg..
|The vine includes the most agreeable and
hden. salt Of Iron we posseBs: Citrate OF
|aneie Oxide, combined with the most en-
tgetc Of vegetable tonics-Yeiiow Peru
b Bark.
IThe effect in many cases OF debility, loss
petite. and general prostrati0n, of an en-
nt Salt OF Iron combined with our valuable
I've, is most happy. It augments the appe
:, raises the pulse, takes of muscular nab
Ssss removes the pallor Of debility, and
ka horid vigor TO the countenAncesl
d. you want something 70 strengthen your
J you want good appetizer Dc you want
i build up your constitution Do you want
feel wellf Do you want 70 get md Of ner-
)usness1 Do you want energyl Do yon
pnt 10 sleep vell3 Do you want brisk and
korogs ieelngs' hyon dos ryl Kunfels
dhs truly valuable ten,o has boon 10 thor
'ghly teeted by all classes OF the communi-
J that IL Is now deemed indispensable as .
mic medicine. 1t costa but little. puFihes
blood aud gives tone to the stomach, rem
ltes the system and prolongs lie.
now only AJAX q trial OF this yaluable Tonic.
pee u per bottle. II. n. KUHKEL, Sole
soprietoi. Philadelphia, Pa. ~ Ask your
pSgist for Kukels Bitter Vino of Iron, and
y no other make. Sold only In 81 bottles.
others are counterfeit 80 beware OF them.
Taps Worm.
stireiy removed with purely vegetable
tdlche, passing from the system alive. No
until the head passes. Como and refer
patients treated. DIR. e, +. KUNKKL. No.
Norm sas, Ninth pI St PhilsSe1Pnia; .lsn Advice
ped, Ask your druggist for KUNKEL's g
pm SYRUP. Price. S1 per bottle. Send
circular. mayld&w1m
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"A GARD

In Justice to the members of the Della
ware Steam Fire Engine Company, we
publish the following card: e.. I.,-.
EDITOR OF THE EVERY EVENING"
The report in the MORNING HERALD, in
regard to the attack on Mr.. O'Byrne,
stating that the man came out of the Del
aware engine house is not correct. At
that time no person was at said house,
but the driver and one man, they being
asleep, and the rumpus outside woke the
driver and going to the door he saw O
crowd of men and, not knowing any o.
the party, he went back.
Attest, J. w. AGNEw, Secretary.
ID. S. F.E. Co.
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eodlm&w2m
NOVEMBER TERM, 1875.
Joseph e. vantine.)
ye. Ais. Sums Sior.
Cof m vi l hoI for NV

NOVEMBER TERM, 1915.
s',s'n = v'a,,ns s.; Sun, q. s'ss
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, ss.l
The State OF Delaware.
Whereas, Joseph e. Vantine by his petition
to the Judges OF our Superior Court fled In
the Office of the ProthonOtary OF the eaid
O0urt, IN anu for New Castle county, for the
cause OF complaint therein alleged, has made
application to our said Judges that decree
may be pronounced dissolving the marriage
existing between the said petitioner and his
wife, one Catharine Vantine. al. -. n
We therefore command you, as you have
been heretofore commanded, that you sum
mon Catharine Vantine 30 that she be and
appear before the Judges of our said Sape-
rior Court at the next term thereof to be held
at New Castle on Monday, the twenty.sev-
enth day of November next, to answer the
allegations OF the said petition and also 20
show cause, il any she has, why q decree Of
the said Court should not be made dissolving
the marriage existing between her and the
said petitioner according to the act Of As
sembiy in such cases made and provided
and also to do and receive what the said
Court shall then and there consider concern.
ing her IN this behalf as the Court shall seem
meet and consistent with the provisions Of the
said act Of Assembly, end have You then and
'ns1s '~ se,s wi Witness the Hoaorabie JOSEPH
l/SuAINP. Comeeys. Esq, at New Castle
| the thirty.hrst day OF May, A. d
eighteen hundred and seventy-si
CHAs. BEASTEN,
| The above 10 q true copy Of Als summon
No. 7s. to Nov. 7. 1879. as above stated.
| WIN. H. LAMBsON, Sheriff.
August e3. lS76-3md f'N 4 : aI'1pf
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10
CHAS. MOORE'S VOTE:

The vote officially received by Charles
gress is as follows:
Wilmington-First Ward, G.; Second,
10; Third II; Fourth, %; Fifth, II
Sixth, 80; Seventh, 80; Eighth 4; Ninth,
8; Tenth, 6. Total, 100. g, .s,
Brandywine, West 8; North Christiana
13; South Christiana Z; Mill Creek, o;
New Castle, 8; White Clay Creek West,
2; Red Lion East, Z; Pencader, 4; Appo-
quinimink, 8; Blackbird, 2; Total, 2O7.
Kent County-18; Sussex County, TO-
Total in the State, 1S3. l-..- NJ -
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10
Current Comment.

The New York Herald says of the at
tack ofthe Charleston negroes upon the
whites. "The white people of South
Carolina have shown q patience which,
when their character is considered, ap-
pears almost superhuman. They have
submitted to outrages from the Repub-
lican party which exceeded the tyranny
of Great Britain. which a century ago
aroused America to revolution"
Gen. Hawley's paper; the Hartford
Courant. unkindly remarks of the ener-
getic and diffusive Zach: "The Republi-
can party has had many loads to carry
during the campaign, not the least of
which was the presence of Mr.. Zachariah
Chandler as chairman of the national
committee" We thought the great cam
pain botch would catch it.
The Philadelphia Press says of General
Butler: "He will be valuable man on
the floor of Congress, The confederates
have met the general elsewhere Would
it be too much trouble to state where
Just so as to let the historians OF the wal
know something they have not yet found
out? " So ~ III E
Susan B. Anthony tells the Republican
party why, through. the medium Of the
Wondn's journal. 1t was owing to sits
persistent neglect Of the great issue Of
woman suffrage"
The Cincinnati Commercial feel rathel
spiteful, and says: Connecticut is
llhard old state" Well, it would have
been soft if had accepted Grantism again
| The Chicago Tribune says "the souther
ner loves to organize revolt against
majority" We thought Zach Chandler
came from Michigan. #L \
The Graphic does not think Genera
Grant helped the Republican party muc
when general gains went over to tn
democracy" ....
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10
TTENTION.

There will be rublic sale Of a large. mum
ber of valuable pisce es of Real kstate lbeing
the whole of the late William II. Naf's real
property, at the auction room Of Drake
Co. No. East Fourth street. Wilmington.
on TUESDAY. November 2lst. at IL o'clock,
o, m. The list inc udes the temperance Hall,
y so a three-stOry brick house and store on
Fourth street, between Market and King a
house and lot on Second street; valuable lot
at Fifth and Orange streets. and GA lots on
Pennsylvania av enue. Bfoomc street. Rod
nty street. Thirteenth street, Fourteenth
street and franklin street.
These are the best lots ever offered at pub
lie sale in this city. 49,.
rei ms easy see advertisement in Repubh
ean plot may be bad at the auction room
DRAKE 6 CO., or Mt the office of VICTOR
DnPONT, novS-llt
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10
| Thanksgiving Proclamation from
ssov, Tilden.

In proclamation fixing the Both OF
November as day of thanksgiving and
prayer. Gov. Tilden says:
"Let us rejoice in the spirit of order
and of charity and of hopefulness hich
has pervaded all classes under the de-
preston in the industries and trade, and
in the growth of public sentiment toward
wise and humane methods of dealing
with want and suffering. Let us give
thanks for, the maintenance of our social
and religious institutions in their integri-
ty, and implore the divine blessing upon
all efforts in behalf of good government
and true morality. In common with
the people of the other States of the
Union we recall at this time the blessings
which we hold by inheritance. 1t be-
comes us, with them, to gratefully and
humbly acknowledge the God of ur
fathers, whose mercies have been from
eneration to generation. beseechine
him for the continuance of his favor to
the nation of his planting, that He may
not " deliver our glory unto another.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10
THE ELECTION EXCITEMENT.

The result of the Presidential election
still continues to be the theme of excite
ment. and last night immense CROWDS
gathered in front of the respective party
headquarters, awaiting returns:
Roth sides received encouraging returns
from National Headquarters, and cheers
were loud and frequent. The Repuoll-
cans. however, while they professed great
confidence, refused the numerous pe.s s
which were offered on every side. Ana
still both sides were happy.
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SECOND EDITION!
THE NEXT SENATE.

REPUBLICAN MAJORITY REpUCED TO 9.
On the 4th of March next, the terms of
twenty-five United States senators will
expire, and there is a vacancy in Louisi-
ana to be filled, while two Senators are to
be elected by the new Stats of Colorado,
making twenty-eight new Senators alto
gether to be elected. Some of these seats
have already identified, and at the elec.
tions held this week, and previously dur
ing this year, for members of the Legisla
tuIe in number of States, the political
complexion of the remaining seats has
been determined. James G. Blaine, r. of
of Maine, now temporarily holds o seat
by appointment of the Governor, as does
also Samuel Price, D., of West Virginia.
The Republicans will lose seat for
Arkansas, another seat for Mississippi,
and still another for Texas. But
their forces will be probably be Ire ruited
by two Republicans from Colorado, and
the two seats for Louisiana are in doubt.
Giving Louisiana to the Democrats, the
present Senate-including the two Colo
RADIO Senators, who will, Of course, take
their seats at once-presents the follow
| ing comparison with the next Senate
90 y 45th Cong. 44th Cong.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10

fOulr'. miFaeuIOup ure for Corn
snglish remedy OF great popularity,
fO7lhg corils without pain.
Il. BHINGHURST Il CO.,
Apothecaries,
Lorner sixth and Market street
Zine Nail Scissors
Fed and sIraignt, Nail Brushes, Hand
fuhes, Nail Files. Nail Polishers, etc, for
kI K BRINGHURST d CO.,
Corner & .xth and Market streets.
For tine Hatn.
t,h Brushes, Bath Towels, Bath Sponges
&tb Soaps In extensive variety. Also,
eaGoyes, Straps, Brushes, etc, OF horse
=, Dry Friction Gloves, and anyother
Ptes Of the same classati 4. .ti.. EIt
4. BRlEGHURsT d CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10

Even if we are not smart we know
what to do when troubled with a cough
or cold. No doctor bills for us. We
take a rs cent note, go to the nearest
drug store and buy O bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. One dose relieves us and
one bottle cures us entirely. For sale at
every drug store. Don't fail to buy it
Price % cents. Il
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10

lie forgot the Day.-When the Board
of Canvass assembled, yesterday, at New
Castle, Mr.. VIM Little, Inspector from
Mill Creek Hundred, was not present. A
messenger was sept for him, and found
him at work on his farm. Mr.. Little said
that he thought next Tuesday was re-
turn day.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10

VISIT OF A MIssIoNARy.-.Kev. W n ~
Taylor, one of the greatess of living ms ms
sionaries, will be in this city on Sapoa.;niii a.;ii
and during the next week. he VIII VIII
preach on Sabbath at Grace M. Il. ChuIcli
in the morning, at st. Pauis IN th6 M.Ii MI
also preach each evening next week,
nlaces not yet fixed. VIM. Taylor Is
man of remarkable pulpit power ano
will not fail to impress all who hear him
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10

nOn REWARD will be paid for any in-
SZNJ formation leading to the recovery
left home he had on black hat, gray mixed
coat @ blue everalls, blue and white str ped
shit, and long. heavy boots. He is ahout
ieet 10 inches in height, sandy complexion.
above reward will be paid by leaving lnfor-
nation at [novlo-ltl THIS OFFICE.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10

NOTICE-The suoscriper Is now ready to re
IN deem the Delaware State Bonds due Jan
1st., 1885, at their par value. with accrued in
terest. All persons holding said tonds are
requested to present them to the farmers'
Bank at Dover iSs % redemption at once.
THOS. 3. GILES,
eodlm&w2m state Treasurer.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10
RAILR DADS.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMlNe5ION bAA
r,MORE RAILROAD.
AUGUST IA. 1s7e.

III loVs
lralns will leave wilmington as follows:fof
phiindeirhia and int ntermediate stations, 40
on 10, $50, $50, e.5?, lo31. IL 40 q. NJ; '.Su,
5 (R7.2O, 9.b4, II IA p.n.
philadelphia and Now York, II, a. m.
12.l4, 1881, GAG P. 70.
6altlmore and intermediate stations, l2.b2s
$50 a. m. $50, p: IN.
baltimore and Washington, l2.b2, l.55, S.3S,
a. m; I2.h9, LIS, %, b.20,6 A, 7.l0,p. II.
Trgirs for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. 1875. 6.2o, a3,. II Asa. M; 1.25
63O .. N.
Wyomiag and intermediate stations, u SO.
. 81, a. m. $50 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate station 12.S5, ass,
a. m, 6.3O. p. m.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, S.lu
Pniladelphia and New York, a.l7. a. m.
baltimore and Washington, l2-b2s l.55
For further information passengers are re-.
ferred TO the time tables posted at tho depot
s:SOP. NJ, train on Monday, Wednesday 4
| Saturday. will max close connection at Del
mar with tram for Ocean City.
| on and after Tuesday, August lst, 1915.
mass ger trains leaving Wyoming at 5 20 q,
M. and Wilmington at 4op. M. will be
Trans leaving Delmar at o so a. m. and
Wllmin eten 80 p. m. will stop at all station s.
| An additional Accommodation train will be
run between New Castle and Wilmington,
| leaving New Castle at Z IS a. m. and arriving g
ii. r KENNEY. superintendent
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10
Statesmen Wanted I!

"A splendid opportunity for an energetic man
in every county in the United States; For full
particu ars address, A. j. WElDNEk, Manu-
fecturer, No. SO South Second st., fhlao'a fa
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10
AssAuIrEp.-Near Fourth and French

AssAULTED.-Near Fourth and French
streets, Wednesday night, as Mr.. b. Frank
Grubb was proceeding to his home, he
was set upon by five of Marshal Dunn's
precious deputies, who beat him with
black jacks until he was insensible. Mr..
Grubb appeared before Esquire Brady and
had warrants issued for the arrest of his
cowardly assailants. He is still confined
to his bed on account of the injuries he
received.
STILL CRowING,-The windows of the
Williams Club headquarters are still de-
corated with pictures of Mr.. Williams and
Tilden and Hendricks, and with flags and
brooms, the latter indicating "a clean
sweep" They have no notion Of draw
ing in their colors. t'Li
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10
| Office TO CITY ANo SCHOOL TAX

nj Office TO CITY AND SCHOOL TAX
IN PAYERS OF 1879. .,--I. Iy =
Persons who have not paid the City and
School Tax for 1875 (biis aving been rem
dered to them) ana who ca aud ~ at on 10
will please call ct our offiee make ome,
arrangements as TO when they can pay. and
thus avoid notice by postal card; 70 thofo who
do not call we will send postai cards, -,
Hours from q. m. to IL M. from 2 and
e. PROVOST, .in
Collector for N. District.
K. FARMER, I-Hl.t
octl8{n Collector for 8. District.
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10

41QTII DIVIDEND.
lQO The Dir. c.ors Of tNis Int titution
have this day declared Dividend Oh Th ee
per cent. payable ~ ~ stn khoiders or heir
legal representatives OF ana alter 18TH INST,
clear OF all taxes.
By order. ". NJ. BELL.
Bank of Smyrna, Nov. 2. 1876 no v3-lawst
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10
NOTICES.

THE CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE
j Cu.-A ger eral meeting of the proprie-
tors Will be held at the office of the Company
IN Philadelphia, on MONDAY, Becemher 4,
1876. HENRY v. LESLEY,
nov0.ltawtm Secretary
The daily gazette., 1876-11-10

MOTT CE.-The Third Annual Meeting of
~ the Clay ton Loan Association will be
held FRIDAY, the 10th instant. At IA
o'clock, p. M when the annual report OF the
auditors will be submitted and an election
held for officers for the ensuing year.
nov9-3t N. l. LICHTENSTEIN. Sec'y.
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A New CATTLE DIsEAsE.-Ihe disease TO
which cattle are liable unfortunately as RUE
battle the skill of veterinary science, and for
this reason alone some anxiety will 90 doubt be
caused By singular disease called "charoon,
which, it is stated, has made It's appearance
among the COWS 10 the parish of Glantaoe,
county of Cork The Pail Mail Gazette say
death seems to follow seizure with sirlkit 6
rapidity, one OF seven COWS attacked on the
same day having died 10 four hours. with the
view prooab 81 not wsstiag the flesh OF even
a diseased COW, the stomach OF tie ANNA! was
divided into small pieces, W Itch, with great
kindness ard l.oerality, w,re lstrlbu,ed among
some ducks and geese. The result was not
satisfactory. The ducks ADD geese V9raci9us'y
deyoured the feast thus placed before them.
AID 10 less than iva mlou'es began to totte'
about aud tnep t. down dead. An attempt
was made BY the veterinary surgeon to bleed
the iufecied animals. but 30 blood would flow
The blood resenbled ter 10 its color and ecu
sistency. 1t is some comfort to hear that tn"
carcases of the animals, by direction of the 20
lice, have beap buried very deep. The deeper
the better. and even cremation might with I'd
vantage have been brought into operation as
regards these cows.
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TO THOSE contemplating building or re
i pairing we woul1 call eSuecia! attention to
our we'll selec. ed stock OF Doors, :Ssshes, Bilnds
and Building Materials Of al KIDS, which W.
will sell a. cheap - the same can be bought l..
or out OF the state B T. PElkE y CO..
spl4 i87 King ST.. a lexandria Va
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DEADY MINED PAINTS of ali the differ.
IL ent makes s4ppiled at factory prices.
sample cards and Estimates furnished upon ap-
plicstion.
u.y9 JAIME Ely co.
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