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The New York herald., 1877-03-17
THE LOST STEAMSHIPS.

To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
In your ISSUE Of the 18th nst noticed an article.
over tho signature OF "MachinIs" derogative 10 tho
capabilities OF Captains Bacon and Whitehead, OF the
illfatcd steamers George Cromwell and George wash
ingion. The Morning Chronicle OF ST. Johns, n. f.,
is ..correctn when IT says that "Bacon and White
head we're both experienced scumcn." Captain
Bacou can vouch Tor, having known him from boy
hood. not only as an experienced seaman, but ono Of
the most skiul coast pilots sailing from tho port Of
New York. The greater part of bis lilo was spent on
the coast or near IL. 'Machinist Is wrong and shows
the lack OF man when he would try TO slandcr inc
indorscmcnt a. 10 ths qualification " Inc pllot 10
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
pAwNpRoKERs' usunY.

TO rHB EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Please allow to ndorse every word from W. A.
Browning in Wednesdays HERALD about pawnbrokers'
illegal charges and add that tho is done IN
every paw nbrokers place. with two exceptions.
Think OF poor putting his coat In pawn Mon
day for 81 TO buy provisions for tho week. He gets
ticket for 81 25 When takes II on Saturday,
as is done thousands Of cases, TO Sunday,
he has 70 pay 50 II. Now, have objection pay
three cents Tor every dollar although 1t is something
the legal interest Of twenty-five per cent but the
twenty-five cents they charge extra consdcr open,
barciAced robbery, aud ain surprised how the au.
thorties have overlooked 1t SO long
Again, fancy poor woman putting IN the blankets
OF her bed, which thousands have done this winter. II
she gets So or SO the twenty-five cents extra on,
also ten Or twelve cents for old piece VI muslin
wrapper, which wrapper they Invariably keep when
the goods arc taken ou: II The poor woman brings a
piece OF covering OF her own they Will not use 1T sho
must have theirs and pay well Tor It, Now. Mr. Editor
think It Is time such wholesale robbery should be
put an end TO, and am sure word or Two IRON the
powerful HERALD the poor and oppressed mans friend
will have good effect Your 0bcdient servant.
A SUFFERER
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
BROOKLYN'S DEADLOCK.
THE FAILURE TO ATTEND THE SPECIAL MEET
INGs-MAYoR SCHROEDER RECEDEs FROM
POSITION.

THE FAILURE TO ATTEND THE SPECIAL MEET
HIS FORMER POSITION.
Tho republican members of the Brooklyn Common
Council have decided in not 10 join the pro-
posed commission TO select President for that body,
as they say It would be buI waste Of time to do
so. The probabilities are that on Monday next, as
stated in tho HERALD yesterday, tho Board will or
ganize by electing Alderman French President Mayor
Schroeder who returned from Albany yesterday. cnt
dressed to the Common Council, setting forth his
reasons for calling special meetings, as ollows:-
To THE HoSoRABLx rHn COMMON CouScIL:-
ing for The purpose Of eIccting possible president OF
honorable body len weeks have passed aud as many
on OF eectng presiding officer has been discussed put
sS S You "eevinS s c 'na ss yeus. M
compsh the desired result have deemed II best that
presiding your meetings ami to such are directly
connecs with the routine business Of the Common "n
number OF your meetings the purpose Of settling ts
so s1 S o s ct e al hs
officer authorized to act In place during my absence or
aud s ppsa %" s Is.
require it, and willing to be in the
die Upon devoyes the duty 70 elect my deputy and
possible and the people have the right 70 expect
spss,luy sna. Srs"''' s"0'' DC sCHRoEDER Mayor
Shortly after two O'Clock yesterday afternoon eight
republican Aldermen assembled in the Common Coun-
eli Chamber and Alderman Frcnch called the meeting
to order. The Clerk read a communication from tho
Mayor notifying tho members o the Board tha tnerc
would be no special meetings held alter that date The
Board then adjourned until MONDAY afternoon should
His Honor see 1T TO again command special meetings
will invoke the assistance OF thc courts TO enforce
tho attendance OF the democratic Aldermen. The
Mayor has caused bill to DO introduced IN Inc legs-
lature which gives him power to appoint an Alderman
to act as Mayor Of the city during his temporary
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POST OFFICE AFFAIRS.
Posr OFFICE, Nxw YORK CRY. N. Y.
OFFICE OF THE Postmaster, March 16, 1877. (

PosT OFFICE, NEw YORK CRY. N. Y. |
OFFICE THE POSTMASTER, March 16, lS77.i
To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
The complaint OF az. C." as to overcharge on his let
ter 10 Porlo Rico is based misunderstanding The
steamer Huntsville, advertised to convey diroct'
mail, was prevented from sailing by tho loss OF her
propeller; consequently no direct mail could DO for
wardcd and the paid by your CORES spondcnt
correct. The suggestion OF your correspondent
Phip' us to reduction OF box rents would II adopted,
reduce the income from that source far below tho ex
pcndnurc necessary TO maiDtain an elective box de-
livery for the convenience oil those OF who
prefer TO their mail In that manner rather than
through tho eight daily tree deliveries IN adc by
r,crs in the General Post Office district Very respect
fully, THOMAS L. JAMES, rOstmAstcr.
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
ExroRTION.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Is there no help from the extortion Of the corner
grocers? Butter they sell 10 those who can buy a
pound at forty cents; for quarter ot pound they
charge twelve cents. For eggs, eighteen dozen
and ior half dozen. For COAL twelve cents
pail or sixty cents for so-called bushcI, about
peach -basAetul, II you take It home yourself They
CLAIM confer favor by selling you sucn small guam
tues ana you 60 home very humble alter making the
purchase Rave live in family TO support, as well as
to pay rent, out OF 81 week. Why should there not
be storehouse whero the poor buy all necessary
articles regular market rates. tho grocers pre-
vented from stealing our hard earnings?
MOTHER
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
CALCIUM LIGHTS.

NEW YORK, March 16, 1871
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Noticing in your valuable paper lately an article
about "Calcium Lights" beg leave TO that the
residents OF Thirty fourth street very much
noyei every night by calcium light which, when
faced, nearly blinds that wcakcns the eyes,
/ agree that calcium lights on the public thorough
fares should bo done away wi.h. Very respectfully
yours, +. +. f..
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
THE POLICE CLUB.

To Tux EDITOR or TIN HERALp:-
That's right Let the police OF Now York halt kill
and then, when put on trial. get all tho rest
the police his angelic disposition beaut
fnl character, &c, and either acqui him have tho
jury disagree. The police OF New York a disgrace
10 the American people and the people feel II. The
scoundre should have gone TO prison the
OF The evidence but am inclined TO think some
OF the jurymen were afraid convict for their
"turn' would next ! 60 10 New York twice
year TO dispose OF the products OF my mills and when
ever meet one of the blue coated gentry gaze with
admiration upon the noble form a momont and then
hurry across the street or rush around the corner
Why? Because know the spirit OF Thompson livcth.
know, TOO II ought 10 10 crushed. Yours. truly
CARTER KIRKLAND, Owner Globe Mills
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
THE ELEVATED r .1LRoAp.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Your correspondent complains justly to-day about
tho lack oi caro- on the Elevated Railroad In allowing
OF, TO drip from the engines. There another danger
Gus breach OF discipline allowing tho riding plat
forms This ruc daily violated by the employ IS OF
tho road. 1t dstracs tho attention OF tram hands
from duties invites thieves and pick pockets
work the cars, and the rush OF travel liable
accidents passengers getting and oil trains
QUICK, SAFE TRANSIT.
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
STREET CAR poL1rENEss.

To THE EDITOR OF rHE HERALD
Allow me some space in your valuable columns 10
say few words In regard TO street car pcliteness
While riding in a Fourth avenue night last
week. while the packed TO its utmost capacity,
l noticed a feeble and carcworn woman with child
upon her arms, standing from Houston TO Thirticth
street with the only support the strap which Is at
tached 10 tho car afforded her. Hoping that this COM
plant may be noticed by the occupants Of the car,
| am N. II.
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
AT TIE THEATRE.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
l went to Wallack's Wednesday evening TO SEQ the
play OF my Awful Dad but owing to the indsposition
OF Mr. waack tho play OF the Rvals' was substituted
tor it, There was a party Of ladies' and in box
wlo seemed like this change, for they kept up
loud conversation and laughter, much 10 the annoyance
OF the actors and disgust 10 the audience. Hoping
a regular custom, remain yours, NO DEADHEAD.
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
THE ASHES NUISANCE.

20 THE EpIroR THE HERALD
Again, mud and ashes-ashes and mud Mankind
may well grumble and groan about them, for do they
not sit like u mighty nightmare upon beautiful
ciy For the fortnight eight barrels choked and
running over, have been standing in South street.
CAPSTAN BAR
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, IT, S-wTH SUPPLEMENT-

called for Doubtless u the owners Of the svo ships
had patronized sNachinist's" shop more. Bacon and
Whitehead both would have been good sesmen and
skifui pilots Let "Machinst look aer the quslshcs
tions OF some OF his trade. Then, perhaps there
would have been so many westned and Ashtsbuia
horrors OF the condition OF the two ships have
paught to say; but Of that number who.
when our Creator places His hand moriaIs. take
mine on. SEAMAN.
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
OFFICE BOY.

To The EDITOR HERALD:-
Allow space IN your valuable "Complant Book,
/ would call attention to the manner in which boys
who work in offices are treated. In some places boys
have TO clean and tho floors, clean and polish
stove and other very dirty work. Employers should
engage poor women, who would be glad to get such
Jobs would do them cheap. II IS very unfair
10 put boys to such work. OFFICE BOY.
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
FOB THE POLICE.

New York, March 10. 1877.
To THE EpIroR or THE HERALD
Permit me, through your useful 'Complaiut Book, :"
TO call attention 70 the negligence Of the Fourteenth
ward police captain. A. any time IN the evening" II
you pass through Hester street, between Bowcry and
Elizabeth, you are insuted by number Of prostitutes
who stand there. On Sunday nights especially you
will hnd them IN crowds Of from twenty to thirty Now,
n the police did uch clubbing, and attended
to this sort OF business they would ob2e great
many residents OF the ward. Yours, &c, +. W. ~
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
poL1TENEss TO CUSTOMERS.

TO THE EDITOR HERALD
1t is very annoying TO havo young girl humming
and singing while she hands you with the utmost
difference, what you politely ask for. For young
man 10 whistle while waiting lady seems
very spectfui, II not insulting Polteness and
respect without servity, would be better Tor the
forest OF employer aud employed OLD LADY
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
MUT1LAr1NG SILVER COIN.

Please call attention to the mutilation Of our now
silver coins. Large holes punched In them, taking
out IRON five TO per cent Of tho amount OF silver
they contain. We have taken several such IN few
days, and, in some instances have found them in the
packages OF change had from bank. IL should be
somebody's business TO tee that this neiarious mean
ness is suppressed. WORTH STREET.
The New York herald., 1877-03-17
SPITZ SHOOTING.

spix dog, having symptoms Of hydrcrbobs. -
shot on Harrison street. near Flushing avcuue Brooke
lyn, yesterday by policeman OF the Tenth pressncI
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LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.
HusfourlHc.

ErnptApy 0Oth
The farce is ended. The great drama Of
the Centennial ycs- has been enacted, and
the Nation stand. astoni-hed. Never was a
great victory 20 quietly received. Another
such would surely I've defeat to the success.
ful party. The grain " comfort in the
whole thing !. the reflection that the new
adm Illustration can not afford TO I've di.hon-
est. twill bc compelled perforce TO show
some regard for public interest. The cher
ished idea Of vestal virtue and spo,less
ermine among high officials has somewhat
lost its prestige. The public mind IL great
" enlightened on the matter Of human
compatibility. The acts Of public men
begin to be scrutinired more closely. A
plausible speech delivered IN the presence
Of few immediate constituents will no
longer be considered sufficient credentials
for reinstating public servant In office. A
rigid investigation OF accounts will be re-
gardcd as the surest mode OF arriving AZ an
idea OF their correctness. There Is anoth-
er ground for expectation OF better adj
mini-iration. The country Is 80 sadly de-
pleted, its resources so materially crippled,
Its people 90 generally impoverished, that
there must OF very necessity he respite,
time allowed for recuPerstion. Even ths
canibal races were accustomed 10 pamper
a"o 'a,'e" 'ne'' ,ea"e, '''.'"s "'e 'ey
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MADISON COUNTY NEWS.
KfrksrUse.


FEnRuARY 20, 1877.
Our Primary election Of a candidate
for the lower branch Of the Legislature
came of on Saturday last. +. Turner, Esq.
was chosen the Democratic standard bear
er, by a handsome majority.
Two fatal ARRAYS have occurred in this
county since my last-one in the vicinity
Of Beres, in which a man by the name oI
Harris was killed, and a brother and Geo
Farri. wounded. Another on White Lick
resulting in the death Of q man named
Sword, and the dang wounding Of
Mccoy. As neither OF the cases have been
investigated, judicially, I can not give the
particulars, there being. as usual, conflict
ing statements made by the friends Of the
parties.
Mr.. Thos. Ross had a leg broken, and his
face seriously cut, by kicks from . young
horse he was driving to a sulky, on We'd
ne-day last. He is doing well.
Mr.. Arariah Finnell il prepa ing To build
q new residence upon the site Of the one re.
Gently destroyed BY FIRE in this village.
The wife and only daughter Of DIR. Hum.
phrey Bennett, Of Mill Grove, are both
dangerously III at this time.
John Baker, Of Round Hill, is suffering
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BoLD RAscAis. - Last Sunday night
about 10 o'clock, two persons went to the
barn Ct Mr.. George McRobert., on IIawk.
ms branch, and the dog. from the house
ran them up into a tree and beyed then,
until a sou Of Mr.. McR. went out and de-
manded to know who they were, and threat
ensd to shoot them II they did not respond
They then jumped out Of the tree and RAJ
of. The next day, Is young McRober,s
WIS at work in field on the farm, two men
approached him and said-"You sre the
damned rascal who threatened to shoot us
last night, and drew their pistols. Mr..
McR. having no means Of defense, told them
not to shoot him, ard the scoundrels walk
cd of. One Of them was evidently a negro
and the other. Mr.. McR. says, looked like
a white man with his free blacked. Farm.
er. would do we'll to have plenty Of FIRE.
arms, ard good dogs about their premises
in these days ftramps.
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LAND. STOCK AND CROP ITEMS.

John Jones sold to Barney Bowman, %
2 and 3-yesr old mountain cattle at s3j
per head.
Al Roor n Ii,col, oo,,,, .old ~
Mr. Cbri.,Ivon , mai, Of s,,r, sne mnlc,
for 500 Ho, !, ,ba, for bigb,
o. "a'kiey' 'o"gh' OF ifenry 'hr'''o'
P"er helfs 'his week, - acres OF iand
"e"' '"e h'''e ""e'" S-'Pe ACRE
A careful examination Of the peach bud.
on the 2lst of this month. assured the Or,
chsIdist that this luscious fruit has not YET
been killed.
Land around stanror,, 10 be "pu, in corn
rents for S. to 81 per acreor more freouen,
". for one-half Of the erop raised and mn,
into shocks, which i. often equal to $40 ne,
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KIpsArrISo.-On Monday night last
some young men named Cain, together
With several other persons, went to the
house Of Fayet,e Moore. in this county and
forcibly took from his possession two chill
dren, whose father had placed them in
Moore's keeping. The children were taken
to the house Of old man Cain, who Is their
grand father. Warrants Of arrest we're is
sued against the Kidnappers, and on being
arrested they will be brought before en- ex-
aiming court in Stanford Tor trial The
ofiensc 1. a felony,
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IT is a gratifying fact to note that the
promise for splendid retail trade during
the coming Spring and Summer was never
better than now. Having few leisure
moments yesterday evening, after tie JOIN.
NAL was nearly ready for the press, we
dropped into the store II Hayden Brothers,
and found all hands busy waiting on Gus
toners. We were told by one Of the firm
that their hopes were high for an unprcce-
dentea trade, and that although they are
receiving daily supplies from the cities,
their stock !. being rapidly disposed Of,
which makes il necessary for them to send
oS orders by almost every mail. II is a
re,l pleasure to deal with them.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
sererance q DSdderar.
OCCASIONAL.

Every one admits that a ,,rip Of Oil
clo,h befo,e IN. fire. and at the door. il a
good thing. We keepi it.
CT,
in the market.
" n, : -,
We have the lava and Honey Comb Can
va~ in single and double width for Mats,
In order to close out our Clothing we
are Offering u AZ prices that VIII zen
,u -.
"eheeP 'o''o" mn' anu NA'pe' warp
''o" 'e '''""'o' ~
We buy New Feathers Don't bring
your old ones-"we can tell them
~ ,,.
,.., .,.;.. a.,u.., o, Tiki.
60,
9, o..,. r.rv.ri
The cry Is Cotton hoods are all going
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ROCKCAsTLE COUNTY VIEWS.
Ne. Uernom.


"."., o.,
n,.,,n p...'h,;.,
' wv 'f''' "
The Democrats are all sick.
F,,,t R,;,L,v !. , r.volu,iou;.,
$1,000
The party gwen oy Miss FANNIE VIII
ism-, "a" wednesday night was an ENJOY
'o'e '"''''
Passenger trains, going North, arrive at
o;So A. NJ; going SOUTH arrive /" o;So p NJ
RE- Holman. an attorney from Man
chester. is in town attending TO some legal
matters.
DrJJ Brorr ON Mopd,v announced
h;m..,f . candidate f,r N. S.n,,.
The singing class meets on SUNDAY ana
"wednesday nish"' 4" eaeh week
Next Monday 1. County Court day-as
there was no court in January, a big crowd
will be in town Mon lay.
"D-n my interest, says Joe bradley
"it's the interest Of ~, 500 other Office hol-
ders I'm thinking Of"
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THg soiree at the Female College last
Friday plight, afforded much pleasure to
those who were present The we'll written
E-ssys aud Compositions and good music
vocal and in-trumental--to which the
audience was treated by the young ladies
Of the school evidenced we'll trained minds
and voices, and reflected credit upon the
teachers Of the Institution, as we'll as upon
the young ladies themselves.
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Or Of the young men. named Cain,
charged, with o,ber,, asa partner in the
kidnapping Of the children from the house
Of Fsyette Moore, In this county, last
week, was tried before the Examining
Court here, yesterday, and acquitted, the
proof not being sufficient to convict him Of
any wrong intent There are several 9TH
er parties to the ofcnse, who have not yet
been arrested, but they will be, and made
to account for their wrong doing.
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A rather novel marriage took Plsce over
the store Of John II. Craig, the other day
A tramp, o. We learn, wa. welded to q Mrs
MAY yield, living a short distance in the
country. The ceremony va. pc rformed by
the Rev. J. X. PEBBLES. This must he 8
case Of love at first sight We hoIs the
newly .pliced pair much joy.
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ExicnAsrs-If Capt @. II. Mckinney
continue. In his efforts to induce people to
leave the good old State Of Kentucky, Ca.
sey county, for one, will som he without
inhabitants. Last Tuesday he showed on
some 40 odd from that county, out Of whom
II went to Missouri. 20 To Illinois, and q
number to Texas. They'll be coming back
.o,n by the over land route, driving a bull
in hsrness-ifthey succeed in getting of
with as much ~ a bull.
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TnE Twenty second" was appropriately
celebrated by the Literary Societies Of
Centre College, at D~nville, Yesterday
and last night A number 81 the young
folk Of Stanford attended the ceremonies.
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| DESIRE 10 ~ll the Farm, known ~ the
Tim Pennington" farm. n not sid he.
fore County Ccwrt day In March, ! will
rem, Il on that day. TIN. W. Hroorss.
Stanford, Ky, Feb. 2, 1877.
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+. d. KrSSEpy.-we have again to
chronicle the killing Of another man in
Lancaster. +. ID. Kennedy. Master Com
missioner Of the Garrard Circuit Court, was
shot in front Of the Court House there, last
Tuesday evening, by his cousin, Grove
Kennedy. The unfortunate occurrence
took place over a Law suit, and there
was not the remote-t cause for deed so
darkly infamous. Grove Kennedy has a
fearful account against him, which he will
not be able to settle. Five or six men have
been sent to the grave or seriously wounded
by him, and yet he goes UNPUBLISHED in
this world, How many more are yet to be
victims Of his insane rage and malice? No,
content with shooting the old man once, al
a time when he was not expecting such a
murderous assault, the fire Of his anger
was not quenched until he fired two more
balls into the expiring victim after he wa,
down, IL not dead. We dislike 10 chroni
Gle such deeds, but men ~ho commit them
should be exposed to public gaze and held
up 10 be loathed by all Law abiding people
The Courir-Jouraai Of Wednesday speak,
Of the dead Kennedy, as man fond o.
contention, and a participant in many legal
and personal difficulties. Such is not ia,
fact. lie had, as a public man and officer
in Garrard county, to deal with many bold
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HtSBNkSs NOTEshS.
Pros FrEr al Musings
HAVE your Photograph taken now.
90 to Bohon a s,sgy'- Tor your fishing
tackle
Bur beef every DAY Of Ferrei A Sur.
eer's. Cash Tor hides on delivery.
zsrnya Tor working mottoc., and frame.
Tor mottoes, At Anderson a McRober's.
A LANCE new supply oi Machine Nee.
dles, for all Machines, Ut Anderson a Nc
Roberts
SAVE your eye. buy pair n Lsrsru.
\ Morris perfected spectacle., at y. X.
.Chenaults.
LAspRErH's Garden Seeds, large, fresh
STOCK In papers and bulk. at Anderson a
McRoberts.'
PHYSICIANS prescriptions and Pharma.
csuticsl preparations, . speciality at y. X.
Chsnsuits
ANDERSON A McRopsars have just re-.
esived a superior lot Of Pitol., Cartridges
and Cutlery.
s,,I,d ~. ard the mo,.y Anderson
a M.Rohsr,.
~ ycu want q good clock, you can find
IL at Chensults, OF city prices. Warranted
Twelve months
nASpsosf noes OF every th,ng IN ,he
yswsiry line, al r. ~ Chenauhs, [" les
'"A" e"! P'~'
LApies, call and see the spieadid new
aud sweet notices Just received by Ander-
son n Mchobert'.
H.. - n No.. u.,;.;,.
b., ,lun "a IN -, -. schaoi
n.y. S'... n Cl.n.,,i,'.
''''o"'''' w. ~ "
Tpr N,cr-r Yu-Tbo.e Cabinet Pho.
"A. At Williams Mammoth Picture Car
Every body h having them taken. Come
and see.
A coNrLErE assortment Of Fishing
Tackle, consisting Of Hooks, Lines, Snoods,
Pole Trimming, keels and Minnows, at
=
the Richmosd Piow IL the one that al.
ways gives entire Satisfaction, much saved
TO know their worth before buying other
plovs. Sold BY Smith a Miller.
:.
a NAV sud cnnpie'e sss"rment OF
Fancy and flsin ,andies and everything
n"'sh! heP' IN nr"-eias ocnieeuonery
fiea~ give uss call 'Ahsos " popps'
p.,y WILLIAM, ..
-, :. ~, /. ri IN ,ha 90. IA :,
-; -, 49,. -. r... 81. ~
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PERsoSAL.-Miss Iettie Helm, one Of
our prettiest and most popular Young la
dies, left for Ed J. l.. Aliens School, Dan
willie, Tuesday.