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Notice.

We beg to inform the smoking pub
lie that we have perfected arrange
ments with the largest importing house
In the United States in order to com.
ply with the great demand of our Gus.
toners for fresh imported cigars. We
are therefore enabled to supply their
wants with Havana cigars OF the latest
importations. We also invite our
patrons to inspect our selection of
domestic cigars, tobacco and smokers
articles. Respectfully,
WALLERSTEIN h CO.,
II. 60Sla Main street.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.


All persona owing the State or county
and occupation tax are hereby notified
to come forward Immediately and pay
up, as the grand jury have notified me
that they will meet again this quarter
and will demand of me list of all de
linquents. Don't neglect this mater
and then blame me for the indict
ment.
W. ii. PRATHER,
febltiltmchl Tax Collector Dallas Go,
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The Dal,a. Coffee ana su,e. mill. ~

Corner Elm and Live Oak streets, daily
parch the choicest Rio and Java Cotiaes
and prepare all kinds of spices at very
low rates Ehey also daily manufac.
ture Texas Baking Powders, at rs cents
per pound, and make superior Yeast
Cakes and Apple Butter. Give their
goods trial. jan30-lm
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A Gard.

To all who are suffering from the err.
rors and indiscrotions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of man.
hood. etc, will send areceipt that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
in South America. Send selfad.
dressed envelope to the Rev. JosErH T..
lNMAN, Station d, Bible Home, Neo York
Gtv
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A Card.

Owing to the removal of Mr.. j. S.
Jackson, some of the public are under
the impression that am moving also.
| herewith state that shall remain at
my old stand, 704 Elm street and wish
all my old patrons and the public in
general to call on
HERMAN LANCE,
Matchmaker and Jeweler, 70i Elm street.
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Don'r be CompIainins

That you do not know what to present
to your friend or sweetheart for a
christmas gift, but go to J. M. Dram,
2o7 Main street, and buy for the pur.
pose q fine gold watch and chain, n
sparkling diamond, q choice locket
and necklace. 1T.
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A. A. Parsons wholesale and retail
Millinery, Cloak and Suit House, sos
Main street, Is constantly receiving
cloaks and ready.made dresses, from
81 to $40 each. Headquarters for ladies'
outfits. Bargains in every department,
Terms each.
A. A. PEARSON, 500 Main 81.
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Ready-made dresses So 50 to $40 each;
Cloaks "a to $40; Hats to match suits,
at A. A. Pearsons, 500 Main street.-tf
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Wanted.

The citizens of Dallas to know that
they can buy good trunk and have
their old ones repaired as good as new
at the Trunk Factory, 724 Main street.
If
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If you are troubled with catarh call
Mt Wheats store and get bottle free
Farrington's sure cure will do the
work. Sold by
inn25 W. s. COTES.
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Fruit dealers will save money in
buying their supplies OF fruits, nuts,
ETC., at DeStanfo Bros. IT,
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COMM ERCIAL.
HERALD OFFICE,
FRIDAY EVE SINa, Feb. z, 1877,

FRIDAY EVE SINd, Feb, q, iS77,
The continued rain and the bad con-
dition of the roads materially checked
business in every department. The
receipts Of cotton were very light, and
indoor operations were confined to
the filing OF orders. The cotton mar
ket exhibits no material change from
yesterday, and the market was simply
dull. The general quotations Of the
market remain unchanged. The con
dltion of the ford Is such as to require
immediate attention. Business men
and farmers are complaining of 1t.
Exchange, Cold ana silver.
Buying. Selling.
Bank slght..""",.. of Il premium
| Gold..." ..""",,... ...,.. Nominal nominal
| SllVer"."",.,'"'"'''""'-
Drain.
WHEAT-Scarce; In demand Choice 81 6O
pri ne 81 Sj@l 40: low grades sl@i 10. ,o,,o-
| UYE--No demand. STOCK ample, nj 1O9Oc.
BARLEY-NO demand for malt stock
Some inquiry for feeding purposes at pc.
| OATS-Stock IN dealers hands sufficient
, Tor requirements HCu Iust-UIOOi <0VgOuNt
1 black 25eySc; feed mixed 2O@2jc.
BRAE --5carce, NJ 75c y cwl, In new bur-
| laps.
| HAY-Prnrie SlO9l2; millet sis.
| CORN-White 6ic, sacked on track; yellow
and mixed iSc, sacked on track IN buiA, ic
less per bushol; In shuck 4Oc ON track.
The CONDITION Of wheat In England.
LONDON, February "A leading
grain circular In review of the week,
says the dullness In trBde continues,
and Is caused by the bad condition OF
the native wheat. At the market II II
very unsaeable, and in many districts
dry qualities NJ well as foreign are six
pence to one shilling cheaper, with Il
general tendency toward II decline,
even where an actual reduction is not
; quoted since Tuesday. Business on
the spot has been inanimate, and
where the sales have been made, re-
duction of shilling per quarter has
( been mostly accepted.
Cotton Statement.
= For the week ending February ., 1877
| Furnished THE HERALD by ID. W. Barnett
y Reporter In this City for the National Cot.
ton Exchange.
Stock on hand September lst,, 27
| Received this week, .......,.."". O9l
Received previously ..........,.... il,77O
7 Received since September lst" i2i6
Total. 1878
I Shipped this week 5nO
4, Shipped previously "."..."""."". il,5B1
u Shipped since September LIST" i?,l5
Stock on hand ...,.,.....,,,,,..,,.,". 6T
4 Market dull. Midd ing IA. Low mid
ding lO3I. Good ordinary lO1a.
METEOROLOGICAL.
a Highest eInperntnro".....","."..." ."o. 2
Lowest temperature. ""."...".."...","". y
Average temperature NJ IL m.......".".. I
/, Rainfall In S0-lO
1nOW.,...n. .... ,.......,,,...,.,,,
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Shreveport city railroad stock 10 worth
ninety cents on the dollar.
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AFine square GRAND Piano.

Win sell cheap and take part in
board. Inquire at
+. AUSTlNS
Ja2SdAwlw Jewelry store, 50i Main street.
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LADIES', I.adiesi Ladies',

A. A. PEARSON, 500 Main st..
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your Wife or sWeetneart-Au IA.
Beautiful lunches Of celery, fresh
and nice, can be found to-day at the
Delmonico restaurant'--tf
New York dairy cheese at Hag-
gart's.-lm.
1T will reward our readers to visit
the new Delmonico restaurant and ex.
anime the new and beautiful improve
meLts and decorations Colonel Wand
has so literally furnished to produce
what we have long needed, a flrst-class
family restaurant. 1t is now consld.
cred quite the style to dine at the Del
monico.--tf
Those delicious Baltimore oysters,
fried, stewed, broiled and pan roasts,
In the famous Philla style, are served
at the Delmonico restaurant, at all
hours.--tf
do you want to enjoy a genuine
New York dinner or supper, served In
the most attractive mannerG Ifso, go
to the Delmonico, which you will find
crowded with lovers Of good cooking
and cleanliness. 1T
Table boarders are taken at the
Delmonico restaurant, and the new
management is already encouraged In
the laudable desire to give our citizens
a first-class restaurant, by q liberal
patronage Of our business men and
their families. Call and get your din
ner there to-day.--tf
III you want to buy q buggy cheap
call at the Courthouse square.--iw
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Ut. LOUIS, February 2.--Cattle steady nj
In fair demand.
Hogs dull; packing IS 6O@so.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-14
Council Proceedings.
SEATTLE. July Is, 1877.


The Common Council met pursuant
Ia adjournment Mayor Weed in the
Chair.
Councilmen present: MessEs. Denny,
Bell. Matthias, GAtxert, Hall and Ken
ny.
Minutes of the previous meeting
read and approved.
Council proceeded to the inspection OF
assesslnent roll. and after hearing oil
the complaint, presented. and masking
all the alterations and notifications
they deemed necessary. IT was on mo-
ton accepted and the Clerk ordered 90
make out TAX list for the city.
Ordinance No. al coming up for it's
passage -t ordering the assessment of
the city for the year 1877. to be IS fol-
lows; City fund mills on the dollar.
Fire fund mills M the dollar. Gas
fund mills on tie dollar, Road fund
mills on the dollar. Cemetery fund /
mill on the dollar. the road poll tax 81
on each male inhabitant over q and
under so years Of age. except such as
are a public charge the yeas and nays
being called the vote stood as follows:
Yeas. Messrs Denny. Bell. Matthias.
Kenny. Gatxert aud Hall; Nays, none
Carried
On monitor. Council adjourned until
mex, Tuesday evening at o'clock.
ID. +. WHEELER. City Clerk
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The American People.

No people in the world suffer as much
with dyspeps,A as Americans. Although
years of experience in medicine bad
failed 20 accomplish = certain aud sure
remedy for this disease and its effects
sach a. Sour stomach Heart burn.
Water hrash, Sick Headache, Cosi,ive,
ness. PNlpita'iun Of the Heart. Liver
Complain. coming up of the food. low
spir's. general debility, etc. We, since
the introduction Of GREENS ACoCsr
FLOWER We believe there Is NO case #
Dyspepsia that cannot be immediately
relieved Thirty shousana dozen sold
lf gear without Gre case oi failure re-
ported Go to yoar Druggist and get
sample bottle for ten cents and tfy Il.
Two doses will relieve you Regular
size - @ nss
CANS i BltsH.N, Agents..
San Francisco.
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FEoDUcE--In the produce make,
Tor the past week the receipts have
been very light and the demand qu;e.
A- receipts q: e.A.sv produce las
beer small. Farmers are holding hack
the new crop IN hopes Of getting better
prsoes- Hay remains about the sauie,
who!exaiing a. tIari4; retailing q,
*l4gl5. Oats, buying a. cents yer
pound. and selling 8. 75as5c per
bushe!- Not much ea.I for old pota,oe-:
selling at ioc. Egg are little scarce,
aud prices hrmef Butter il plenty a.,
3ec. New potatoes are coming iu in.
small quantities, and retailing At u.
a2c- California onions retal. at ic.
Beans. 5asc- Green peas AMI cabbage
refails at &c Cherries and raspb.rries
retail a, IL SC
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DAILY IN1ELLICEN(ER.
Saturday, July IA, 1877.

sr UELESs HALL - The s-h FL year
II TIL. mos, excellent institution closed
rd.v The SUMMER term AS been
,,.s, han usual, owing to be delay
= lining is.. Fsll The closing ex-
10, were held in :he school room
.,a chapel. In the school room the
.,.aua,ing class read their English and
800, osmpo,i,,ons, aud the school
~. were Distributed. We have rare
r listened 70 more thoughtful or better
vri.ten essays than those read by the
o,.aus,ineclsss. The valedic,ory VAS
seIiver.d BIZ Miss Nelly Seelye- She
.,oke Of Unfinished Plans. This
L., v,s a mos. excellent, beautiful and
toachinp essay. and would have done
b,oor 40 an older head and heart. "The
hi.best efice Of teacher" she said, IN
co5cluion. Us fulfilled in leading the
scholsrs mind 70 see the fitness and
harmony of the ever unfolding beau les
Of the laws Of nature and OF thought,
And in pointing out the divine signin :
canoe OF .hiags We conid III. n1ip
feslioo Thankful, IS We listened, that
our eity is blessed With school whose
,escher. are capable # inspiring IN
tbr;r pupils minds such q thought as
this. How much OF true s'!ocstion It
implies, 10 the chapel there Was :
short service Of prayer and praise, snd
the bishop delivered his address upon
"Diligepoe. II was tit conclusion
for such day The diploma were
th.n delivered and the audience dis
missei with the benedic,ion Orego-
nida.
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EaBHLIIsIiSo.- Father Prefout zine
one Of ia ,se ~hole-sculei men who
wants to make everything inside of hi,
church =. tasty aud inviting as possible.
has bsen making some neat improve
ments Of late in that edifice. On either
aide Of the altar IA niche about two feet
deep aud four feet wide has been cut
in the wall. with two windows on each
side The wall has been neatly plas-
tered and the color IS of a light PINK
shade Within these inches he proposes
erecting u small altar. one 10 be sur
mounted with a fine plaster Of paris
statue Of the Virgin Mary, and tho
o.her tina, of st Joseph When finished
they will add materially 10 tue interior
establishment Of Father Performance
fine chapel.
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PoRT TOWNSEND ITEMS The slnop
Francis is to he placed Oh Tia. route A. IA
terry boat between this place and
Ebey's landing. the Phantom having
been withdrawn to run between here
and Seattle The family IT W. A
Inman, our friend al the legal frazier
nifty, recently making their residence ia
Port Townsend. seem u be doing we'll
and are highly pleased with the place
%. The tug Mastic this week ioweCi
from Snohomish river TO Port Discovery
boom of logs containing over one
million feet Of lumber. . Information
came recently of mining operations a
short distance below Dungsness spit
The miner. u good. hardy fellow, is .,
work Oh the beach. between high and
low water mark, and is making 81 per
day washing out gold -. "A little son
Of Nr. Aivs Bowers, Of Coupeville. fell
over board on Monday and was drowned
-. Capt. Albert Waite having resign
ID the command Of the steamer Msstic.
his place Was supplied few days ago
by the appointment of Capt. Rufus Cal
hoan, late Of the brig Deacon. Capt
Cslhouus place on the brig Deacon i.
filed by Capt. Thos. j. Conor. late OF
the barkentine Discovery. Capt. Waite
We are told. takes the position Of first
mate on tho Mastic. - lrgns
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From Port Blakely.


poET BI-AkELY. Jnly -. 1877.
ED lSTELLIGESCEK Yesterday
mad flying visi, 20 Port Blak-iy and
iouni NY oi,. friend J. W. Edwards IN
charg> of the book. aud overseeing the
business Of the firm generally. CAPT.
Renton Being slmos. blind. having
nearly lost bis eye-sigh,. Mr.. Edwards
IL the right man in the righ: place, and
hardly better one for that position
could be foubd. He informed me tia.
the mill cuts 100, 900 feet Of lumber
every day and gives constant employ
ment 10 one hundred and fifty men.
and that everything moves along like
clockwork. | did not see an idle man
while there. and " hat is still better not
drunkell NAN IN the vicinity After
spending - hour er two about the null
AID stor., rriai' ed L thc Br.lnbrid:c
He tel. kept hJ Mes,,, Taylor Il S.ch-
man, aud WAS much surprised 10 find it
the largest. most commcdious and best
kept public house on the Sound The
main building u 6Ox30. having All adj
dition 22xiO feet. and two stories in
hight. The building is the property
# the company. who are deserving of
much credit for their enterprise in put
ting up structure Of so respectable
character for the accommodation of the
public. 4
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A LETTER OF THANKS,


VICTORIA, July l2,h. 1871.
To tie .Seatt< RID Team.
GENTLEMEN In hshalf Of the Vic.
toria Rife Team an requested "a
Thank you for the very Kind and gen.
eroas Treatment: we received on the
OCCASION Of our visit 10 S-s,sle on he
Fourth # July. We hope that tie
match which has 81 au.plc,oasly bcen
commenced may be the frs, Of = series
II an'ua, friendly competition between
- attic aad Victoria
Again thanking I am yours ami
ably. F..PLErcuEg.
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REAL ESTATE The following trans
fers have been made since our last re-
p,r':
c. G. Clymer to II -. Bagl-y. ely
mer farm. 5000.
Laura T. Hall i husband to Emma
K Bigelow. part of lot ,. block Il. Be-
ren's plat. being 20x60 feet, &i62 80.
ID NJ Crane 4 wife to Emma X
Egslew. part IL lot 2. block II, Bosen q
plat, BENT Of ths lot. $500
A A. Denny 10 z. s Inxrsham. let
II. block ~, Dennys addition. $3.50.
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SufRENs CouRr-.In the case Of the
Territory vs.. Thompson. the motion Of
defendant for . new transcript from
Court b,low was denied, and tho briei
Of defendants attorney was stricken
from the files for alleged din.spec;ial
language applied To Lewis In the case
OF Rarby vs.. Goliath 81 al. Judgment
vas affirmed La the case Of Horton et
al vs.. King County. . motion to dismiss
vas being argued
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A SETTLED DISPUTE. - Nj. John
Ross. who was brough, into court here
. short time since accused of obstruct
ing the track of the Seattle Coal &
Transportation Co, has disposed Of the
right Of way sser hi. band to the com :
pany for $500.
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Ansis Stewart and Messenger
came IN about half Oh hour apart YES.
ssrday afternoon with . small pa.scn-
ger list They leave fer Up-Souuti
aga this morning 81 o'closk.
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LEG Hrar.-M:. John Forsey. EN-
ployel by the 5, attic Coal Co had one
Of his legs quite badly bruised Ihurs
day evening. by getting i, squeezed hs-
tween two hargeS lie will be ahca.
again in fsv days.
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80 The Zephyr arrived Lere last
evening from Tacoma, ~here she had
gone tttake load Of shingles While
going through Ebey's Slough on
Thursday, the steamer got two holes
knocked IL her bottom. The boat was
repaired while stopping at Tacoma
yesterday.
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ESCAPED. Two prisoners escaped
from tue peni.entiary on McNiels Is
l.ud on Friday last. Oae Of them WAS
recapturei, but the other made good
his escape 10 the mainland, where be-
s.ill reinalns At large.
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y Fanny Lake caus in from down
Saad yeaer lay ait, RIO "a with a few
Psssens rrs and ssnA'l quantity of new
f@i'esant csbh.se..
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81 The North Pacific oaue ~ ye<-
'sy afternoon, $, ppei FEW mi1
3"'' aud then steamed II, ny Sogr.A
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Al. r. CHURCH There will be-
preaching at Tia. NJ. 4. Church TO- NOR
row at IL A n aud in the evening a,
10 4 NJ
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s,E Bark Emerald. au.i barkcMtine
{. l. Taylor, from SAN Francisco. ar
rived ut Port BlAkely yesterday.
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" The sseamship Dsko,>. which
&c" S4s Fan .iseo an tie l0,h. i, doe
sess I'll. af,.rnocn.
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" We o., | yesterday that the
are Ia tn ", ois n Sandy roil, had
sea b i nearly 10 Smiths Cove.
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lY Sailed, from Port Townsend,
yesterday, the Costa Rics ship Gavil.n,
for Cailao
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- Arrived. at Port Discovery,
yesterday. ships War Hawk aud Ma
,hilda, from San Francisco
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.

J W Whitmore. A + Russell, A J
Edwards. & I. Howell and son. Tacoma;
} + Comford, TulSlip; j b II Hewitt,
Port Townsend; Halter. White
River; A W Delaney, City; I j ellis,
Chicago; J Dickinson. Newcastle.
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IIOr BosToN DROWN BREAD on sur
day morning at the Eureka Bakery
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|" The Nsl i. cam IA asst even, =
Ssa Tao Snoaomi,h county
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PURE Mocha Coffee for sale cheap at
Chilberg Bros.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

I B Harvey. Gains, Maine; X ID
Grey, Newcastle; j Fancy. A Law. Ia
coma; W Bull. j Talbot, Port Madison;
j Clark. J Corners. A sawyer. Snoho-
mi.h; Il Holmes, Port Gamble; F. +
Dollarhiie. James Julien, 5 + Bassett
City; I wilkins. j Armstrong. j Con
ner Newcastle; NJ Maley. Seattle and
Walis Walls Railroad, & NJ Brunk.
keuion
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SEA BATHING

HIS HEAITHETL PAsTiME CAN NOW
| be tR5uyezi daily ~ bib fAtses aa4 Create
men 90 Nest street bstxeea Flks ant sioa.
Price viii Suit - eeEts er Tickets :ox 81
Without saits. IS exass 90 riels0 fos 81.
s.sd
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EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drxfts issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia. France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates BY Andrew
Chilberg. Seattle, w. T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-14

HENDRICKS & CURTIS have Just re-
ceived Q fine lot of Pumps. Force
Pumps. Deep Well Pumps. and Lift
Pumps. Sewer Pipe cheaper than
wood. Gas and Water Pipes and Fit
tings; Pumps overhauled; Saws Gum
med and Filed and general job-work
done. Prices way down.