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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-12
LATEST LOCAL,

THE witnesses in the Tippecanoe
whisky case have all been discharged
and tae Argument begun.
PEACE now reigns at the Coroners of
fee. Dr.. Stlch and Ben. Shott have a.
ranged matters amicably.
CHARLES HUDSON was arrested by
Sergeant Bedinger, of HamnOnd-street
Station, on suspicion OF having stolen
$40 from an actress at the National The-
ater.
DETECTIVES MEAD and Murray arrest
ed all alleged thief named Charles Long,
d young man who is supposed to nave
stolen an oYercoat. Long Is locked up
at the Hammond-street Police Station.
MIR. j. b. HABLG last evening sent out
two hacks win wedding parties, and
while in the neighborhOod OF Sixth and
Smith streets one OF the hacks was
pushed against tree-box, demolishlns
a lamp costing S3o.
The First National Bank of Grand
Rapids, Michigan, brought SUIT in the
United States Circuit Court against
JusLis s. and Razla Wilson, partners, in
Mecnanicsburg, o, to recover on Dlll
of exchange and Endorsement for $572 TO
CHARLES FAEHR jr., young barber
whose snopls on Lue north side OF Gen.
tral avenue, near the Brighton House,
was fined 500 and costs and sentenced
to thirty days in the Work-house this
morning on conviction of Stealing IS in
currency and ham valued at 81 81 from
Chas. VIII, OF No. " Brown street, on
the I'd of LnIs month. His counsel made
u motion for new trial, and The SEN
tence was suspended until tne motion
can be argued. Bond, $5OO.
AN inquest was held by Coroner Stitch
on The UOdy oi Michael Sontag, VINO
halls from Camp Washington and who
died Thursday morning In cell at The
Third-sLreet Station, as published yes.
Lerday. DR.. Jas, q. McMeecham held a
posl-mortem examination, as it was
thought that Sontag had been a victim
OF poison. The Doctor found that death
had been produced by excessive drink
| ing and also violent vomiting, causing
II rupture OF the peritoneal covering, il
| fammatiou being principally aL tht
part ruptureu. The Coruner's Jury re
turned verdict accordingly.
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FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 10. 1877.

Of the American College, who read an
address and presented sum OF Peters
pence. The Pope, in reply, dwelt upon
the marvellous progress Catholicism was
making in America.
The funeral OF Mark Sheridan, Of Chi.
cago, was largely attended yesterday.
Mr.. Sheridan was connected with the
irish Revolution of 1S48, when be fled
the country, and has since been a prom
inent citizen Of Chicago.
The latest Mexican advices report the
revolution a success, and DiaZ Presi.
dent. General Gomez has been appointed d
by Diaz Governor of GaumlIpas, Gen
eral Cadene, Governor Of Rlcatecas,
and General Gutieneh, Governor Of Sau
Louis. No more lighting anticipated.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-12
MARIN Il MATTERS.
Serious Disasters Nearly On
Hundred Lives Lost.

Serious Disasters s. Nearly One
Hundred Lives Lost.
National Associated Press to the Star.
BOSTON, Jan. ia special dispatch
to the Globe from Gloucester, Mass,
gives intelligence of the loss of ten ves-
sells belonging to that port, and the loss
of their crews. The extreme weather
has proved worry disastrous to the small
crafts, and it is possible that further
disaster and loss of life Will be reported.
The crews of these vessels average ten
men, so that the loss will be upward Of
one hundred. Hopes are entertained
that some Of them will be heard from.
Arrived Safely.
NEW YORK, January 12.-Arrived-
Steamers Crescent City, from Aspin-
wall; State OF Nevada, and California,
from Glasgow; Hermann, from Breme n +;
Algeria, from Liverpool; Pioneer, from
Wilmington; Old Dominion, from Rich
mond, Va.
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LOCAL PERSONALS.

Major J, Il, Tabler, OF Port Eads, Lou
isiana, is in the city.
Mr.. Alfred Beoks, agent of Miss Kate
Ciaxtou, is stopping al the Arlington.
A. r.. Creamer, Esq, has been ad-
mitteu 10 practice i'll the United States
Court.
Mr.. Hal g. Young, Alderman of the
Twenty-irst Ward, has been elected
Major OF the First Regiment, U. N. G.
Rev. Dir. Cooper, of this city, VIII oc-
cupy the pulpit OF the ColumbIa-street
Presbyterian Church, Newport, next
Sunday morning.
H. p. Barnes, General Agent of the
American Bridge Company, Is at the
Walnut.street house, in company with
his wife, from Chicago.
Henry Theobald Esq, member of
the Council Of Dayton, o., and formerly
presiding officer oil the Grand Council OF
Royal and Select Master Masons Of
Ohio, is in the city.
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BENNETT- MAY.
THE LATEST REPORTS-BENNET
AND MISS MAY MARRIED.
Fred. Mays Arm Amputated by a
Philadelphia Surgeon.

National Associated Press to the Star
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-The Tribune pub.
fishes special from Philadelphia that
Bennett and Miss May had been mar
ried and sailed for Europe yesterday
from that city on the steamer Illinois.
The vessel had got up steam and was
ready to depart at $3.50, when carriage
arrived hurredly anu gentleman and
lady alighted.
On the box with the driver was a
serving man, and strapped behind were
two unmarked leather travelling valises.
The gentleman was tall and muff1ed up
in an Ulster 0vercoat. The lady's fea-
lures were hidden by a green veil,
doubly folded. She clung to the gentle
mans arm with seeming trepidation.
Hurrying down the pier they ascend
ed the gangway and made way to state
rooms which, it Is believed, had been
engaged by telegraph from New York.
m5l esss Eisess FT7ts Cir
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booking for the little book he makes tho
WiLnesaaS RmaII.N

looking for the little book he makes tho
witnesses smell"
The Norwich Bulletin says: Eve are
glad to see that the ladies are again
forming reading clubs for the winter
The reading club is an organic Ation that
discusses the character OF Shakspeare's
Portia for fifteen minutes and tho
best manner of cutting u basque bias fos
an hour and half, and rarely fails 70 bO
of greatest profit"
The Burlington (Iowa) HawkeyS
says: "rney are AWFUL glad over In
Alexander County, Ill.,, that the election
is over. Their candidate for Congress
was j. st. Clair Jaffrelinghitzenhans.
and his overwhelming defeat is due
solely to the fact that nobody was able
to hurrah tor him without being stopped
in the middle Of the cheer by u presenl-
ment OF locEjaw."
Careless, thOughtless man, you could
do ever so much good in thIs sOrrOn-
stricken old world if you only would.
You can bring II flush Of pleasure to tiIs
homeliest woman that ever wore pim-
pies on her nose, by saying to your
friend, in a stage unuertone, "Wha+
lovely eyes that girl has" sue might
know you to be a liar, but she would al
ways gratefully remember you as q
Christian gentleman.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Business Transacted by the Boar d
This Morning.

TINS morning.
The Board met in regular session,
all the members present, and President
Bell in the chair.
The committee to whom was referred
a communication from the Water-works
Superintendent recommending pipe and
water connections at Mount Auburn
tanks, reported that the expenditure is
necessary for the proper precautions in
case OF the breaking OF the eff lent pipe,
and therefore recommended thai
the work be done at cost net
to exceed 81, ,062 II, which is to include
an additional sixteen inch valve, not
mentioned in the uperintendenps COM
munication, to more etf4ctually guard
against damage and Inconvenience in
case OF breakage. The report was ap-
proved.
The committee to whom was referred
a communication from Superintendent
kirt0n, iu reference to the water supply
on Livingston street from Centrel ave
nue to John street, recommend the lay
ing of the necessary pipe, the cost not
TO exceed S564 go.
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THE GORGE MOVES.
Steamer Calumet Sunk and Other
Damage

The ice which has been gorged in front
OF this city for the past five weeks, broke
this morning at $3.50 o'clock, starting at
the Newport Bridge and moving dis
tance OF three hundred feet when it again
stopped. The banks on both the Ken
lucky and Ohio sides were lined Win
people who gathered to witness the nrst
movement of the ice.
When the gorge moved 1t carried sew
eral barges belonging to the Champion
Towboat Company from their Newport
landing to the mouth of Lie king River,
but they sustained no injury.
The new stern-wheel steamer Calum ct,
built at Madison last season, and owned
and commanded by Captain Phil. An.
schultz, OF Wheeling, was sunk at tine
foot Oi Ludlow street, with a cargo Of
three hundred tons on board destined
for New Orleans, for which point she in
tended to leave on the resumption o
navigation.
She was valued at $4,000, aud insured
in Cincinnati offices for 900. Her in
juries consist or hole in her sid
abreast OF her aft hatchway about TWEEN
ty feet long and two feet wide.
The Champion No. = was engaged this
morning to raise her, and will probably
succeed in getting across tue river this
afternoon for that purpose.
The POmeroy Packets Potomac AID
Telegraph, belonging to the Big Sandy
Packet Company, were pushed in on the
bank, but sustained no injury.
The Golden City and Vlnt Shlnkle
were also pushed up on the bank.
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FOREIGN,

National Associated Press to the Star.
THE GEAR.
ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 12.-The CZaI
is going to Kischoneff to review the
army and to encourage the troops.
THE PORTE MUST DECIDE.
VIENNA, Jan. 12,-Germany refuses to
consent 10 further concession to the
Porte. The proposed compromise is not
progressing, and the crisis is renewed.
The Porte has been summoned to give a
final decision.
LONDON, Jan. IA dense fog hangs
over this city, greatly impeding busi-
ness, travel, &c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-12

The late Lord Twerddale was a fac
sWOrusmaU, and in the Peninsula he had
a special sabre made for him of extra
length aud weight t, wnerewith he slashed
away in very heroic fashion. He was Q
great boxer, too. One day, when he was
driving, d gigantic cOstermOnger riding.
as is their wont, upon barrow behind
the most diminutlve donkey possible,
stopped the way, as is also their wont.
On being called upon to move, he fAtly
refused, and Jeeringly offered to hight
for the Ioad. LORD Iweeddale, nothing
loath, got down, fought him there anu
then, and in five minutes reduced him TO
a piJiable state. The costermonger theR
gave i'll, aud, in wiping the blood from
mas face, said: Gwen, Pm blessed II
thought there was anybody but LORD
Twlddle as could lick mep ''Ah," III
piled His Lordship, IL am Lord Tweed
daleW "rhen, blow me, IT'S not lair. Ii
y0Wd said So AT first, Ia let you pass"
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1t is reported that fifty thousand rifles
from Birmingham, have just arrived al
Constantinople.
Jacob Binne, young farmer, residing
near Columbia, Illinois, was poisoned
by his wife yesterday.
w. T. Luiders, drug clerk in St.
Louis city, committed suicide last night
by morphine. He has family residing
in saltwater, Minnesota.
The Louisville wholesale dry goods
house OF T. & R. Slevin & Cain, have
filed a petition in bankruptcy. Liabili-
lies little over $l3O,0O0. Assets $780,
coo.
The Pope yesterday received students
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THE LATEST
The Prussian Diet.

NJ NdUIUHUI ASbUCIdlGU I IEb5 10 UIIU oIdIs
BERLIN, Jan. 12.-Tbe Prussian Diet
was opened to-day by Emperor William.
In his speech the Emperor stated that
the estimated revenue receipts for
1877 would satisfy all the requirements
Of the State.
His Majesty referred gratefully TO the
recent demonstration made on the occa-
sion of his attaining his military jubilee
of seventy years of age. Prussia. he
said, would continue to uphold her Ger
man political mission.
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at the Grand Central
Depot.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-About one hun
dred and forty feet OF the roof of the
Grand Central Depot fell this morning.
No one was injured. by the accident.
The part that fell was the thick glass
roof over the open space where trains
come in.
Fortunately no train was in at the
time. The car horses in the depot were
severely cut by falling glass. The acci-
dent occurred at noon.
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Moody and Sankey-GOne With the
GARh.

National Associated Press to the Star.
BOSTON, Jan. 12.-The Moody and Sar-
key opening has been postponed two
weeks.
Horace Smith, a messenger employed
by the Eastern Railroad Company, de-
camped with $4,000 OF the Company's
funds,
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TOR RSALE-rOUNDRY, &c.-The foundry
10 and hollow ware business lately carried
on blythe RcdHeld Bowen q Walworth Com
pnny. at 245-2G7 High street, Louisville, in
cluding all patterns, TASKS, mach merry, tools :,
nc. With tho above will be sold, il desired,
the State right of an economical process for
saving the quantities of metal usually wasted
in fOundres, together with all necessary ma
chIpery, in perfect working order. The above
estab isnment employs 81 molders, and COM
mands large southern Wholesale trade. For
further particulars address JOHN EVERETT,
Assignee, Louisville. 1o.6t
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Electoral Vote Joint Committee.
National Associated Press to the star.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-rhe two Com
mittees of Congress on Counting the
Electoral Vote met In joint session for
the first time this morning. What Oc-
pired.
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Death of an EMterprising New
Englamder.

National Associated Press to the Star,
MANCHESTER, N. H., Jan. 12.-Mr. H.
&. Reynolds, who for the last twenty
years has been agent of the Amoskeag
Manufacturing Company, died early
this morning of consumption. He was
iorty.siX years of age.
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TOR CHANGE-HOUSE-A comforta-
II bic house OF nine rooms in COvingt0n, on
street railroad, and two lots IN same, or Iowa
land and some money. for a well-built house
Of ten or eleven rooms, with modern improve
ments and yard, in Cincinnati. Address Box
31t, Coyingloa, Ky. 9-6t
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Cold Weather.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, Jan. 12-The
thermometer at 10 O'Clock this morning
stood 20 degrees below zero, change Of
80 degrees in ten hours.
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THOR SALE-DRY GOODS-Good stock of
II dry goods, in good healthy town OF l,20J
pOpulation best location in the place; will in
voice about 500 O: on account oil failing health
and inability to attend to business viii sell at
a bargain, il applied for soon. A. II. B LESS
ING, South Charleston, Clark Co., OhiO. S.65
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DIED,
Third Edition

For the nert tCenty-fOar hours, probably
cloudy, with light rain or snoW, tolloaoed by
clearing and colder aoeather.
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SPORTING NEWS.

National Associated Press to the Star.
VELOCIPEDING.
LONDON, Jan. 12.-Stanton, the long.
distance bicycle champion OF England,
has issued challenge to ride bicycle
race from one to one thousand miles
against Mcclellan, Wm. Danville or W.
E. Harding, American champions, for
flO0 OF G500
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Adjourned.

National Associated Press to the Star.
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 12.-Both Houses
of the General Assembly met and ad-
iourned until next Tuesday afternoon.
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"a AsgA Families or groceries In want Of
Us1u good Flour = warranted to give
HHahu satisfaction can be supplied by
1EVVat going to the WEST END MILLS.
Your orders are solicited Delivery free
JAMES X. HURIN, Sixth street, between
BaymIller and Freeman. de7-3m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1KTANTED-SITUAI AIION-By a girl to do
wv general housework. Inquire ut No. 6S
Barr street. jall-3t*
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tVNT ANTED - STU ALTON = By German
I w girl for housework; good COOK and laun-
dress; references given; Guy or country. 255
Court street. S-Jt
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VOL. ILL., FHS FHSh %EHR SHSHi
BOARDING.

DOA RIDING Furnished or unfurnished
I'D front room for gentleman and wife or
single gentlemen, at southeast corner Fourth
And Smith. References required. 1O-4t
fD0 Az DING Furnished or unfurnished
kD front room, for gentleman and wife or
Single gentlemen, at southeast corner -Four tn
land Smith. References required. 12-2t
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CHANGE OF FIRM.
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT-HOUSE-Fiv rooms, ~ Clin-
II ton street; rent low. Apply on premises.
l24t
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NNT TANTED D-SITUATION-To nurse small
w pox patients; competent nurse; best Of
references. all or address MRS. HILLIAKD,
ST john street. 12-6t
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE--DRUG STORE--Near the city,
: L in good locality; half cash, balance on
reasonable terms. Call or address o. Il. CADY
1861 Central avenue. l2-4t
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Il ness opportunity; for cash only; stock OF
dry goods, notioas, &c, of q prosperous cash
business, IN Delaware, Ohio; satisfactory rca-
sons for wishing to part with it. Apply to I.
GEMMELL, Delaware, Ohio. U-6t
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u OR SALE-HOUSE--No 125 West Seventh
10 str Sct, handsome stone all modern i'm
provements. on long yearly payments to suit
purchaser, at a bargain. l2-6t
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TNOR SALE - FEATHERS - Large 4h-lb
E pillows, 81 each; 35-lb. beds. So; choice
feathers 15e per lb. Feathers renovated Q.
W. MORRISON. 81 W. Sixth street. between
Main and Walnut fourth floor. de29- -26t*
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WANTED SITUATION = By a young
w man who speaks German and English,
to work at anything; can give good reference
Address RICHARD, this Office.
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NV STU ATION-By thorough
w book keeper of long experience in ihis
city; can loan, if desired, $4,000. Address
JACKSON, Lock-bo l,016 1856
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Sherif's Sales.
Sherif's Sale.
Lay Heirs

Lay Heirs \ No. 9708
r, VS.. In the District Court
third t pessessor of B0''er parish La
Ry virtue OF writ of feri faeias issued in tbe
- above named suit. and to me directed I
have seized, and will proceed to sell at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, at the
Court House, in the town of Bellevue. La,
within the legal hours of sale, on SATURDAY
the 10th day of June, 1877, the following de,
The east half of section 81, and the south.
west quarter of the southwest quarter of see
t ton e. in township 20, of range r. in the par
isl OF Bossler, La containing 800 acres, more
or less, with all improvements, and known as
the Joe Robertson place." 80
Seized as the property of w E. Hamilton.
and upon which plaintiff 8 have mortgage
and to be sold to pay and satisfy said writ and
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit of an
pralsement Act of sale at expense of pur-
chaser.
j b. ONEAL Sheriff.
Per w. H. HILL. Deputy.
bellevue, La, May 10, 1877. [pr's fee 81
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n. a sa Of this favorite magazine con
s ~ humber Of highly interesting and well.
$50 ss;ae articles Among the MANY are the
ss,a Y: :. African Explorers and Explora.
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ss, saesitas to Havana by Piron; Forest
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In q a W. Illustrations, aud numerous anee
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Sherif's Sale.
Law HeiI

Lay Heirs No 2710. In District Court
u VI, vs.; Bossier Parish, La.
by virtue of a writ of fieri facias issued from
- the Honorable, the District Court OF
bossler, La, in the above named suit, and to
me directed, have seized and will proceed to
sell at public auction, to the last and highest
bidder, at the Court House, in the town OF
Bellevue, La, within the legal hours of sale on
the first Saturday, the 7tfr day of July, 1877
the following described lands to-wit:
The southeast quarter of southeast quarter
and northeast quarter of southeast quarter of
section seventeen, and the east half of the
northeast quarter, and the northwest quarter
OF northeast quarter of section twenty, in
township 20, range -, with all improvements
thereon. Situated in the parish of Bossier, La
and a, seized as the property of the defendant,
Shaver, and as property upon which plaintiffs
mortgage privilege is recognized, and to be
sold to pay and satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit of an
praisement. Act of sale at the expense of pur-
chaser.
This 23rd May, 1877
j. B. ONEAL, Sheriff.
lpr's fee 81 Per w. HI. HILL, Deputy
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Notice to Teachers.

Whose desiring to teach in the public Schools
of Bossier parish, are hereby notified that
the Board of Examiners will convene at Belle
vue on the 2lst day of June, and remain in
session two days, for the purpose of examin-
ing applicants. Applicants from the LIST, 2nd,
3rd and 4th wards viii be examined on the first
days; those from 9Th, 9th, 7th and sth, on the
second day.
All applicants are expected to be present as
specified above
If impossible to complete the examination in
two days, the Board will remain in session on
the 3rd day to complete the work but no APP
pleants can avail themselves of the privilege
OF the Bird day without permission of Board
previously obtained.
w. J. MOBLEY, NJ. D., Chairman.
June Z 1877
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y @lhsrn Policy" Drinkjno Saloon

New sa ape notified that have opened a
sslssua aas at Moore & Sons old stand
|s'aose who a+ .aa assure them intend to keen
[sd an a; H. may call on me, first-class arti.
Ia lf yo uu ~: usually kept in Country Sa-
hfafnisbb !. wish good drink, | am nrenar.
sss 0ys.aa ~ and If you desire a cold lnpcb
Fakd Ham Hans; sardines, HOLSTERS. Salmon
n and try what offer.
saefae, In I'll. j. II. LOTION.