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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-10-12
Notice.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to | bashiord Co., y book account note or otherwise are requested to call and settle immediately
 l.. BASHFORD A co,
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Potatoes. although somewhat scarce in ihe county. are coming in by the wagon load.
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Local snteliigen nee.
SATJB BDAY.

Several loads of gramma hay have ar rived in town and was readily disposed of this week.
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Capt Woodruff, from Camp Moiave. and Capt Corliss, from Camp Mcdowell, are at Fort WhippIe.
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Elsewhere we have said that the move meat to close the stores on Sunday was not especially a Christian measure, a-d yet il is so in harmony wit. thc desires and pious in- cliaa'iors "f the Trustees of the Pre,hy- ;erian Church that they propose to devote the coI .ecti.D Co hr taken un the first Sun day in November to the payment of the printers ,ij>. inc4rrri in advcrti-ing post CTS. ct. t. notify the people in advance in r'er that hry may g1yera themselves ac- Corl:u@iv.
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Gus Rodenburg returned, yesterday mor- ming from san Francisco, with his wife. who has been spending several months in that metropolis recruiting impaired health which was occasionsd by overtaxation at the bed side of her two beautiful children that sue cumbed to that dreadful disease that has carried so many of our little innocent ones Co a home of rest
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The Territoria. Treasurer will probably not be able to pay any more warrants on the general fund of the Territory before the first "f January lSsS. As he has just been caiei upon hy Sur, S Co. bankers of San Francisco. through Wells Fargo x Co. for !t,300. iatcrcst nn Territorial prison bond, held by th m, the interest on which became due on the first day of October. He esti- mates that it will take very nearly the en- tire collection for the quarter ending Sept. 30. 10 take up these interest cupons, which are required to b. paid o9t ofthc first money that comes into his hands
 DAY FINEpFoR THE EXECUTION OF LEWIS This morning Judge Twc-d performed the sequel to tha painful duty imposed upon him by the law. which completes the death sentence of J. \. Lewis. hy fixing the day for the execution CD Friday. the 23d day of November lSsi. Nr. Morgan. the attor- ney for Lewis, wifi make an effort in the Supreme Court for a new trial and with tha; view has kept strict watch of the case at every step, and has his papers all ready to present. Failing in that communication of sentence to imprisonment for life will proba- bly be asked for.
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The Tip-top Going Ahead.

Alex. Harris returned this morning from the Tip-top mill site where he has a contract to make i5,O00 bricks for the Tip-top Silver Mining Company, for which he is to receive Sl9 per thousand. The mill will be situa- ted about three miles below Jack Swilling' = house, and these bricks are intended for a roasting furnace, setting the boiler and en- zine, etc.
 Mr Gillett let acontract to Jack Swillng for five hundred cords of wood while Alex. was there Several contracts have been let for sinking shafts, etc. and Mr. Gillette has about thirty men at work on the mine and about the mill site Everything is rep resented to be booming in that locality, and the mill will be up and running just as soon as money and enterprise can possibly bring it from San Francisco and set it up. There appears to be more work and less foolish ness about the operations at the Tip-top than anything that has hitherto been under taken on so lalge a scale in Arizona. We expect, within less than year, to be chron- icling the shipments of hundreds of thous- sands per month from lIumbug district.
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NEW R'AD.-We are informed by an old freighter, who has been with load over the ncw road, now being con>tructcd. as far as Patterson's camp, that the road is quite creditahlc with thc exception, perhaps. of some points where the grades are too mar row and will not admit of a l3-mule team making the turns.
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Saturday, the 18th Day of September
ENTERTAINMENT

Tie above sale s hereby postponed to Saturday th lth day of October lrs' ai the hou- and place.
 Eu. r. BOWERS Sheriff.
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s.ores will Close on sunday.

From ani after the first day of November IS77. we. the mcrcnautS of Prescott. X. T. will no, Seii or deliver goods on Sundays: C. F. HEAD & Co. J. GoLDwATER & BRO. l.. RASHFoRD N Co. .IoHN C. CAMPBELL, W. NJ. BUFFUM. BoNES ,S SPENCER, b. LEVY X Co. II. SELKIRK 4 Co. AsHER& NoLENEEEG G. A. BEHLow. r. HEEZuG. KELLY t STEPHENS, B. II. WEAVER. T. W. OTIS, -ANDER> & ROWE, C. T. HAYDEN 6 Co.
 T. C. BRAY pcr nEkUHS.
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Hon. l.. \. Stevens returned from Salt River yesterday with two teams of four mules each loaded with bran shorts and barley. about $500 pounds to the team They came over the Black Canyon route, and although the road k somewhat rough and washed out in places they found no difficulty in bring ing their loads right along. They will start back for another load on Wednesday.
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summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDICIAL, District, Terriiery Of Ari zona County of Yavapai
 ALBERT O. MOVES
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summons,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT THIRD JUDICIAL District Territory of Arzona County of vavapai M BAcCA JosE BkccA partners in busiaess under the
 trm.name of M Bacca & Co.
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judIa Walsh and Fred Henry returned this afternoon from m extended trip to the mines If Turkey Creek, Peck, Bradshaw ard Humbug districts. and were pleased with the mining outlook at these places, and espec- iaIly in the Humbug wLcre they represent the country as one mass of quartz carrying a large per cent of precious metals.
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U U'Isrs may oe left with P. Head & Co. or q Co.. "e r['eseo't and will receive prompt a,ientc
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Nor UNDER SHERIFF BUT DEPUTY.-On Saturday We erronously stated that Y. P. Pierce had been appointed Under Sheriff Vice Geo. '. Brown. resigned. Sheriff Bowers informs us that it waS James S. Giles who received the appointment of Under Sheriff, and \. P Pierce that of Deputy. Giles who has been doing the office work for some time, thoroughly understands the duties of his position.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-04

Tie president sent to the senate this
afternoon the following nominations |:
John b. Hawley, of Illinois, assistant
secretary of the treasury; Ezra Hoyt, OF
New York, commissioner of Indian
affairs; John B. b. Blake, postmaster
at Aurora, Iowa.
The president IL quoted, that with
rare exceptions he will renominate
persons who have failed of cofirma-
ton.
There were eleven negative votes for
Mr.. Smith, collector of customs at
Chicago, which represents ultra oppo'
neDts OF the president. Jack Wharton
was confirmed without division.
In the executive session to-day, the
senate removed the injunction of the
secrecy from the vote by which the
nomination of Mr.. Fitzsimmons was
confirmed. Those who voted for The
confirmation, we're Bailey, Bayard,
Beck, Butler, Cockrell, Coke, Conover,
Davis, (Illinois), Eaton, Garland, Cor
don, Harris, Hill, Johnston, Jones,
(l'loridp), Herman, McCreery, Melon
aid, Matthews, Morgan, Patterson,
White and Withers. All democrats
excepting Conover, Davis, Matthews
and Patterson.
The following senators voted In the
negative:
Allison, Anthony, Bruce, Burnside
Cameron, (of Pennsylvania Cameron
Cof Wisconsin, Chaffee, Chrlstiancy
Conkllng, Hoar, Howe, Kirkwood
Mcmillan, Morrill,, 0glesby, Paddock
Rollins, Teller and Window. Total
10; all republicans.
The following senators were pared
in the order named:
Booth, Dawss, Jones, Plumb, Dorsey
Wadleigh, Saunders, Kellogg, Ham
lin, republicans who would have vote'
against confirmation, with Voorhees,
Lsmar, Hereford, Dennis, Thurman
Maxey, Grover, Ransom, MerrimaD
Armstrong, Mcpherson, Salisbury, Da
Wis, (of West Virginia. Randolph an
Barnum, democrats, who would hav
voted in favor of Confirmation.
The senate in regular session hear
the presidents message and adjourne
TO Thursday.
I House--Ths presidents message we
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NO. 100 l-ESTABLISHED ls49

currency with less than par In gold.
The president declares his belief In the
good policy OF using both precious
metals, but he states his opposition to
any proposition that congress shall ex-
ercise the power given II by tho con-
stitution TO coin money aud regulate
the value thereof The president Is In
favor of making silver liberal sub
sidiary coin, with a legal tender limit,
somewhat greater than at present, but
ia not In favor OF making II nh unlimi-
ted legal tender.
In treating of civil service reform the
presidents message repeats In sub
stance the opionious expressed In his
inaugural address. There Is not much
prominence given the subject,
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The President Favors Resump-
and Opposes Unlimited
Coinage Of Silver.
The Position OF tho Government To>
ward MexlcO--The Order 10 Ord
May Leadt0 Serious Inter.
nation Complications.
The Use Of the Army In Southern States
by His Predecessor Defended and
lts Withdrawal Since His In.
auuuratOn Upheld.

Ciyn Service Reform IN Not Given
Much Prominence tecommonda.
tIons OF IIesds OF Departments APP.
proved.
Noon Associated Press Report,
WAsHINGToN, December S.--Both
houses appointed committees to wait
on the president and inform him of the
organization In regular session.
There il an impression that the
president may not renominate persons
against whom the committee reports
unfavorably ut the extra session. This
includes the New York nominations,
and Sanford for minister TO Belgium.
He may renominate persons reported
favorably or still held by the commit
tee. The list includes Hiltyard for the
Brazil mission; Lawrence, for the
New Orleans custom house; Wicker,
sham for the Mobile postoilice, and u
host of others.
Smith was confirmed collector of
customs ut Chicago. Harlan stands
confirmed for the supreme court. Law
renee and Lewis remain in the COM
mittee, but may be renominated.
tiouse.-At noon the speaker called
the house OF representatives TO order,
aud the second session OF the Forty
fifth congress opened with prayer by
the chaplain. The clerk proceeded To
call his list OF members 10y states, be-
ginning with the state of Maine.
Mr.. Knapp, of Illinois, moved to
suspend the rules and pass resolution
endorsing the presidents policy in re-
spect to Louitian and South Carolina.
Mr.. Conger moved an adjournment,
and called for the yeas and nays.
Mr.. Pruden, executive clerk to the
president, came in ut one O'Clock, with
two porters in custody, bearing execu.
tive documents.
Pending the call, the hour for adj
tournament arrived.
Senate-l:l5 p. m.--The doors OF the
senate were reopened. and the vice
president declared the special session
of the forty-tifth congress adjourned.
l2m.-The session was called to or
der, aud the vice president announced
that the senate was in regular session
under the requirements Of the consti-
tuition.
Senators Anthony, of Rhode Island,
and Whyte, OF Maryland, were APP
pointed committee to join a similar
committee on the part OF the house OF
representatives to wait on the presi-
dent and inform him that quorum
of the two houses OF congress had AS
sembled, and were ready to receive any
communication he might be pleased
to make.
The senare then took recess for
half an hour.
Counsellor II. 7. Merrick has no
doubt of the presidents power to re-
nominate any persons whose confirm
atoms are hanging In committee or ex-
ecutive sessions. In support of this
view, the president has already re-
nominated Hayte as Indian commits
sioner, and several minor officers
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BURGLARS.
Houscbreakers Again at Their Work.
They Visit Rosa Avenue.

Housebreakers Again at Their Work.
They Visit Rosa Avenue.
There are u great many dangerous
and idle characters in the city, some
Of whom have commenced their devil
isn work, and the scenes of a few
weeks ago appear to have recom-
menced with the housebreakers.
Last night the store Of Mr.. Thomp-
son, provision dealer, corner Of Ross
avenue and Pearl street, was entered
by thieves, and four hundred pounds
Of flour and q few other articles taken.
Entrance was effected through win
dow.
The same night the robbers visited
the premises of Mr.. Hensley, residing
near, and failing to effect an entrance
into the residence, stole bee hive full
Of honey from the yard.
This may be but commencemen
Of thieving by the night providers, and
the police should keep q sharp look
out for the rasoals.
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Mr.. Woodward, Of the live Enquirer
of Cincinnati isin town. Subscribe for
the Enquirer.
Mr.. John +. Ennis, OF Chicago, and
Mr.. G. s. Burt, Of Dubuque, Iowa,
called yesterday.
Major A. NJ. CARRIER, formerly editor
of the Valley Vlrginian, Staunton,
Virginia, called oil THE HERALD last
night.
Captain U. L. Collins, manager Of
the New Orleans excursion, returned
to the city last night, and can be
found at the Windsor.
Mr.. Sullivan, city editor Of the Chi
cago Journal, paid US call yesterday.
We had the pleasure Of dining with
him In company with Mr.. Richards
and Mr.. Powell, at the Windsor.
G. II. Carter, Iowa; James Orr,
Lawrence G. ID. Warren, New York;
s. Houston, st. Louis j. Q. Gray,
Boston George Williams, Galveston
NJ. M. Scovey and wife, Chicago; A.
b. Stetson, Detroit; s. Il. Theus, Sav
aDnaby Chris. Chatter, New Orleans,
and 3. II. Cox, Tyler, Texas, wer,
among the late arrivals at the Wind
sor hotel last night.
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"Domestic infelicity,p which news
paper reporters nowadays credit with
playing such an impor tant part in
life's drama, Is often the result OF ling
eriDg or chronic disease. What hus.
band or wife can be cheerful, smiling,
and pleasant, when constantly suffer-
Ing from the tortures OF some dread
disease? Perhaps the husband's liver
becomes torpid, and he experiences
bitter, disigreeable taste or nausea,
has chilly sensations, alternating with
great heat and drynees Of the surface
OF his body, pain In his sides, shoulders
or back, eyes and skin are tinged with
yellow, feels dull, indIsposed, and
dizzy. Through his suffering he be-
comes gloomy. respondent, and ex.
ceedingly irritable In temper. Instead
of resorting TO so reliable remedy ~
few small does Of DIR. Piefce's Purga-
tive Pellets, and following up their ac-
ton with the use Of Golden Medical
Discovery, to work the hillary poison
out OF the system and purify the flood,
ifhe play the part ola penny wise aud
pound foolishr man he will attempt
TO economlze by saving the small cost
of these medicines. Continuing IN
suffer, his nervous system becomes
impaired, aud he IL fretful and peevish
IA fit subject to become embroiled In
domestic infelieity." Or the good
wife may, from her too laborlous iu-
ties or family cares, have become sub
ject TO such chronic affections AZ are
peculi, rly incident to her sex, aud be-
Ing reduced In blood and strength.
suffering from backaehe, nervousness,
headache, internal fever, and enduring
pains too numerous 70 mention, she
may become psevish and fretfui-any
thing but q genial helpmate. In this
deplofable condition OF III health,
should she act wisely and employ Dr.
Plerce's Fsvorite Prescription, II will
In due time, by IL cordial, tonic aud
nervine properties, restore her health
and transform her frsm the peevish,
scoldine, Irritable tempered Invalid 70
happy, cheerful wife.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Prof. Cooke. Entertainment.

Prof. Cookies Entertaiument,
A select audience assembled at the
opera house last night, and had 1t not
been very inclement weather the
house would undoubtedly have been
crowded. A committee of prominent
citizens were first selected from the
audience, and then the performance
began. We have not the space to emu
merate all that was done, sufficient to
say that the committe stated that all
was In good faith.
Professor Cooke promises full ex-
explanation this evening. The cabinet
tests were performed In a tar superior
manner than any we ever saw. The
most inexpllcable test OF the evening
was the clairvoyance, during which
Professor Cooke answered questions
through his assistants. The entertain-
ment throughout was of a wonderful
character, and closed with the ESPRIT
Bride' seance, during which form
appeared on the stage. Professor Cooke
will give one more seance In this city
tonight, and pledges his word that
every test will be fully explained.
Cinderella.
Manager Thompson produced the
spectacular burlesque OF "Cinderella"
at his variety theatre last night. The
piece In every particular far surpassed
the expectation of the crowded house
that assembled to witness 1t. Every
performer tried themselves, and gave
general satisfaction. The costumes
were elegant, the march OF the ANA
IONS and ballets well executed, and
the duets received with favor. The
new scenery, painted expressly for the
burlesque by Mr.. Sala and assistants
was very fiue, particularly the trans
formation scene. Everything run re-
msrksbly smooth for the first night,
and but few bitches occurred. The au-
dience was interested In the play, and
kept most excellent order, paying strict
attention to the dialogue, every sylla-
BILE of which was heard distinctly
throughout the building. The bur-
lesque promises long run.
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OUR LINE OF
Berlin and Cashmere

Is the largest In the city, aud customers are
by calling on us.
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civil service Reform IL Not Given
much PronIiDence--Iteco mmonda.
tIOns of BIesds OF Departments APP.
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We respectfully solicit an early call to
examine our stock. Buying in great guam
Titles for our four large stores, and for cash
only, we are enabled TO offer greatinduce-
mepts, and feel confident that our exceed
,psly low prices will convince all our pat-
rons that there IL no place like
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The Russians RepuIsed win Heavy
Loss-Tbe Republicans and Censer-
NATIVES In France Divide Honors-
The pope Iuseusible.

LONDON, December 3.--Several spe-
cials confirm the reports that the Rus.
SLAMS, on the 18th and 29lh ultimo, at.
tempted TO push on from Etropal and
sIeze the southern junction OF the
roads from Orchanie and Eiropal, but
were repulsed with heavy loss.
PARIS, December 3.-General Ar
mandau, conservative, and NJ. Mascot,
republican, have been elected senators
for the department Of Vienne and
Pyreenes Oriental. respectively.
ROME, December 5-The pope was
insensible for three hours this morn
ing. This symptom IL not new, but
unusually prolonged. Inflammation
Of the legs Il rising above the knees.
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Our 2jc Kids, offered last week are nearly
all closed out. We offer the balance at
20c In order to close them.
We have opened new lot at SOC, which
were never sold at less than T5c.
One Lot Of KID GAUNTLET5 at 75c, 81 and
81 %, will be found extremely cheap.
BERLIN.LINED GLOVES ut 2Oc, reduced
from SOC.
sHEEP-sKIN GLOVES, Chinchills Back,
at 25c.
sHEEP-sKIN GAUNTLETS at Oc, $50 and
upwards.
DOG SKIN GLOVES at SIC.
DoG.sKIN GAUNTLETs at 75c and 81.
GENUINE BUCKsKIN GLOVES at 81 %
andsl 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-15
By T. A. Kerby, Auctioner,

mo, 66 King street, Alexandria, Vs.)
PURSUANT TO A DECREE OF THE
+ Corporation Court for the city of Ale1 ar
dria, rendered at the October torn, 1877, o. tho
said Court in the suit Of Boyd and wife va. Al
exander ct ais, pending therein, the subscrib.
ers, as commissioners Of sale, appointed 10y .hn
said decree, will expose for sale by public auc-
ton, on SATURDAY, the 1st day Of Decem-
Der, 1877, at II m, in front of the promises thu
following described property. viz:
STORY BRICK TENEMENT thereon situs-
ted at the northeast intersection of Royal and
Cameron streets, in tho city Ct Alexandra. Vir.
ginis, in front on Cameron street 20 feet inch,
and extending northwsrdly in depth al feet t
inches. moro or less. being the promises now
occupied by w. A. johnson as store.
%. A LOT OF GROUND. with THREE-
STORY BRICK TENEMENT thereon. ad.
joining the above described property on tho cast,
in front on Cameron street Fl fost, and extend
ing northwardly in depth so feet inches. moro
or less, with an outlet, feet wide. leading into
Royal street.
Terms Of Sale One tenth Of tho purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day Of sale. and
the residue in threo equal instslments at six
twelve and eighteen months from the day of
sale; the deferred payments to boar Interest
from the day of sale, and to be secured by the
notes Of the purchaser or purchasers. with APP
proved security, and the retention of the title to
tho property until said notes are paid.
GEO. A. MUSHBACH, ro,,,,r
ocsl-ts Albert STUART, OF Sale
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AUCTION SALES.
Ry Graan & Wiao

[Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.]
TOM MISSIONERS SALE OF A VALU-
~ ABLE SUBURBAN FARM-By virtue
of decree of the Circuit Court for the coun,y
OF Alexandria, Virginia. rendered at its Novem.
Der term. 1877. IN the chancery cause of Mills
and wife VS.. Beach, trustee, the undersigned,
special commissioners therein named. will ohar
for sale, 6y public auction on THURSDAY,
the 10Th day of November 1877, in front Of the
entrance to the Court room. on Fairfax street,
in the city Of Alexandria, Virginia, that certain
TRACT OF LAND, with the improvem en,s
thereon, situate in said county of Aiexandrs,
Va, on the north side of the Middle Turnpike
road, about J miles from the city, and next ad-
joining Ivy Hill Cemetery on the west, contain
ing acres, rood and II perches, being now
occupied by J. Dix Mills, esq.
Terms Of Sale: Six hundred dollars in cash
and the residue in two eqasl instslnents at six
and twelve months, respectively, f:om the day
of sale, with interest. Bonds Of the purchaser
to be taken for The deferred payments, and to be
secured By lien on the property.
S. FERGUSON BEACH. Special
s. CHAPMAN NEALE, CONS
row 12-a1ts
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FISH, OYSTERS, &c.

WIZ q. SMITH. sAM'L. SMITH.
W1II1AHH SMITH s. co.
Dealers in 80
PRODUCE, FISH AND OYSTERS.
No. 10 north Royal street. (Market Buildingl
Alexandra, Virgiuia.
Having completed our arrangements for tho
Produce Oyster and Fish business, we arc now
prepared to furnish the trada with anything in
our line at prices to suit.
We will also receive fresh SALT WATER
FISH three times 6 week. which will be offered
for sale at stall No. 8, City Market, by Mr. J. &.
GRIMES. Orders will receive our special at
tention. aug l.
lust RECEIVED per schooner }. V. We'll
- ,lington:
% bbls Prime No. 2 Shore Mackerol.
Is do No. 8. Medium do.
- Also
d half bbls and DO.
Is quarter bbls No. do. .
10 kits l and do. -, =, n
| bbs. Primo Shore Split Mornings.
N. LINDSEY 3 CO..
nov s-2w Corn Exchange Building.