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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-05-12
PENCIL AND CxssORs.

The season of croquet and getting mad
is here.
Poverty ia the only burden which
grows heavier by being shared by those
we love.
THOSE men are worthy TO be remem-
bered who have left the world better than
they found it.
A SAN FRANCISCO man told his wife
that he was tired Of her, and she oblig-
ingly poisoned herself.
Why isa law suit like q wood saw
Because whichever way it goes, down
comes the dust.
CALUMNY, though raised upon moth
ing, Is too swift to be overtaken, and too
volatile to be impeded.
THERE is no error 80 crooked but 1t
has in it some lines Of truth. This Is
why it is 80 successful.
TAKE things as they are, and make
the best of them. That is the only true
and practical philosophy.
CHAT portable stove saves half the
fuel" said an ironmonger. J" FAix, thin,
I'll take two Of thin. and save'it1ii, =
replied his customer.
A PHILosoPHEE who went To church
where the peoples vss-essin late, said Il
was the fashion there Tor melody to 60
till everybody got there"
JAMES BAXTER, of Baltimore. would
be a coed man to send to the Black
Hills. A pistol was fired at him in
recent fight, and the ball Aattened onhis
forehead without injuring him.
SOME unprincipled scientist has dis
covered a new and improved variety of
cockroach in Florida, and bestoyed upon
it the name of Peripldneca Australasia.
A MAN at Leavenworth fired at ghost
and brought down his wife. Women
should always put on black when they
get up to see il COW hasn't got into the
garden.
AN urchin, whose shoes look as if they
were soon to be shed, looking at sign
of blue glass in one of the store windows,
was heard to observe: More stuff to
run into fellows foot"
FROM THE ITALIAN.
The past is not--the hues in which lis drest
Fond memory supplies;
The future Ia not--hope borne In the breast
Its fancied Joys arise;
The present Is not-like the lightning's CLEAN
| Its b riei illusions seem;
| This is the life allotted unto man,
| A memory, hope, Aeeting moments span.
"Do you think shall have justice
done to me?'' said culprit to his shrewd
counsel. / am afraid somewhat that
you won !" replied the lawyer, ~ see
two men on the jury who are very much
opposed to hanging"
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-05-12

EVENING dresses for summer wear are
made of blue or cream colored organdy,
and worn over silk skirts the same shade.
They are trimmed with knife plaitings
ended with lace.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-05-12
The Unfair Ser.

THERE are nine things that will make
man mad, but one is enough when his
wife tells him he can't have any dinner
because she couldn't get the wash
boiler of the stove in time.
A New HAMPSHIRE man has not
given his wife new dress for seventeen
years, and he has been formally declared
by commission to be an irresponsible
person, whose misery habits have be-
come a mania.
IT makes a man weary to be compelled
TO wind up a clothes.liDe over his hand
and elbow. Itkeeps his arm in cramped
position for three minutes. Yet he will
go into gin mill and unweariedly bend
his elbow for hours at time.
MY DEAR" inquired young wife of
her husband, as she reached up her little
mouth to be kissed on his return from
business, have you seen the magnificent
set of walnut furniture which the Jen-
kinses have just boughtT' Heml ne,
my love, but have seen the bill, which
quite satisfies me-"
On, heavens, savemy wifel" shouted
a man whose wife had fallen overheard
in the Hudson River, recently. They
succeeded in rescuing her. And her
husband tenderly embraced her, saying,
My dear, if you'd been drowned what
should 1 have done? l amt going to let
you carry the pocket-book again."
WHEN young man from Harvard is
asked if he will always love her thus, he
does not answer, "Will duck swim p
Science has taken the place of poetry,
and he replies, "Will evolution from
the unconditional working in protoplasm
by accretion and absorption produce the
organic cellY" Then he inquiries Ian
guidly if there are any cold beans about
the hotiae. r.
JOSH BILLINGS on BOOSTERS: BOOSTERS
are the pugilists among birds, and hay.
ing no suitable shoulder TO strike from
they strike from the heel When 9
rooster gets whipped, all the hens march
of with the luther rooster. if he ain't
half 70 big or go Lansrm. 1t is pluck
that wins a hen. BOOSTERS, as class
won't do emmy household work yu kan
git rooster to pay emmy attention to ,
young one. They spend most ov thei
time in Growing and strutting, ant
once in while they find worm, which
they make great fuss over, calling thei
wives up from a distance, apparently tt
treat them, but jist az the hens git there
this elegant cuss bends over and gobble
up the worm. Jist like than for all tn
worldl
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-05-12
THE FAIR SEX.

WE are slowly but surely approaching
that season when girl will uninten.
tionally lead her fellow up the street
that is most thickly populated with
ice cream saloons.
AMONG the new ha Is there is OCCASION
ally seen one trimmed with cardinal red,
but this color is gradually getting into
distavor, and will soon be considered too
common to be endured.
"Do you ever have any hops in
Maine ?" asked New York belle, who
was dressing for ball, of country
cousin from the Pine State. "Oh, yes,
lots; pa has forty acres of 'em in enc
field"
DANBuRY Ne,os; A curious old fell
low once asked: What is the reason
that griffins, dragons and devils are
ladies' favorite subjects for embroidered
designs?' "Ah, because they are con-
tinually thinking of their husbands"
was lady's quick retort.
A BosToN woman is conducting a tenn
perance revival as a kind of adjunct
to the Moody and Sankey meetings. She
gives breakfast to every man who will
pledge himself to listen to the temper
ance appeal that follows it. Hundreds
attend every morning on these terms,
and of course most of them at the outset
care only for the meal; but the woman
is convinced that many are converted
from intemperance, and she is willing to
meet the expense of her movement.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-05-12

RALPH WALDO EMERSON is probably
the greatest of American philosophers.
He had two wives within five years.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-05-12

A TERRIBLE calamity recently oc-
Cured in the Norwegian village of Eli
lingso. The schoolmaster had called the
children Of the village together with tn
object Of examining them, using for this
purpose the second floor of large I'M
finished log house, to which access was
gained through window by means Of a
ladder the staircase not being finished.
Twenty children had assembled, and the
examination was nearly concluded, when
suddenly the schoolmaster observed
heavy volumes of smoke penetrating the
room, directly followed by flames. Rush
ing to the window he observed to his
terror that the ladder had disappeared,
thus cutting off the only means of escape.
Selling couple of the children he
threw them out of the window but
blinded, sufocating, and scorched. he
was unable to get hold of any more, and
jumped himself through the window,
breaking one leg in the fall. ALI tie men
in the village were out fishing and the
women away, thus no assistance was pos
sible, and the poor children were left to
their fate. Only four of the whole num-
Der escaped, all more or less burned and
bruised, while sixteen persisted, the floor
giving suddenly away.
WASHINGTON Star: The persistent lit
tie litigant, with the blonde wig, Mrs.
Myra Clark Gaines, has finally won hel
femous suit against the city of New
Orleans, and now half the town is hers
provided always, as the lawyers say, she
can obtain possession. The decree of the
Court commands the defendant to &C
count for all the income received from
the property for more than sixty year
past. As q large amount of the propert!
was long ago sold by the city and subse
quently resold, we have no notion tina
the claimant will soon acquire possession
of what the Court decides is her prop
erty. In consequence of this, litigation
will probably go on for an indefnit
period.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-05-12

Those who come to yon to talk about
others are the ones who go 70 Others to
talk about you.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-05-12
Perffs Offhe Sea.

Purser Wildman, of the steamer Leo,
burned early on the morning of April Is,
eighty miles south of Tybee Island, tells
graphic story of the disaster to re-
porter of the Times. He says, about 3
o'clock, while terrible sea was rolling,
it was discovered that some freight
between decks had got loose and was
pitching about. The matches were opened
for the purpose of securing the freight,
when. to the horror of all the crew, angry
forked tongues of fire shot out, encircled
with volumes of smoke. The hose were
at once brought into requisition, but the
ferceness of the gale fann;ng the flames,
which had already obtained considerable
Roadway, rendered unavsiling their
most strenuous efforts, and Captain
James Daniels ordered the life boats
lowered. The Captain, with several
officers, hurried to the forward deck for
the purpose of securing the life-raft,
which was in the Captains cabin, and dis
patched aft another gang, under COM
mand of the chief engineer, to assist in
wering the boats. The fire had increased
fiercely amidships, entirely cutting off
communication between the two parties.
In the cabin were two middle-aged
ladies, two Misses Harrington, nativeso
Nassau and members of wealthy and
prominent family in that province, who
were on their way home after visit to
the North and Savannah. They were
both in feeble health, and efforts we're
made to get them out, but owing to the
fearful rolling of the ship and the rapid
ity with which the flames spread the
efforts were unavailable, and it is almost
certain they persisted in the flames.
The only other passenger-Earnest
Pappendick, of New York-who WAS
aroused by the connection on deck,
came up, and thus got into ons Of the
lile-boats. Captain Daniels, with his
party, who were forward, managed to
lower the life-raft, when twelve of the
crew, besides himself, succeeded in get
ting aboard. The stewardess, who was
on deck, was called to jump to the RAFT,
and i'll attempting to do 80 fell into the
sea, and notwithstanding every effort
to save her, she was drowned. The per-
sons on the raft were huddled together
in a cramped position, nearly naked,
cold and shivering. One heavy wave
the raft, throwing the occupants
into the sea. They scrambled upon it
again, except one Martin McQuade, who
was lost. After most horrible time,
drifting at the mercy of the waves, the
men were cheered by the sight Of YES
sci bearing down upon them, which in a
short time took them all on. The cap
tain OF the receiving ship had discovered
the burning ship, bore down upon her,
and thus came upon the raft. Owing to
the darkness and the terrible surround
ings the rescuing party saw nothing of
those who got into the life-boats. There
is possibility, however, they may have
been rescued. The disaster occurred
in the course of vessels coming
to Savannah or Doboho.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-05-12

CAN you spell donkey with one letter
asked silly young man of bright girl.
Yes, she answered-"u."
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 1926 BRo%ADwAYs, % Z,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF fAfERS.

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bENTisTRY-ap PAoE-ssh col
D&hSIisa HOUSES TO LET, suEayJsu5D i Il AND
Eun6rnIN e
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FElISAscEffE-ssIr ElSA XRfs-ap rlas-4.s ras- COL
sSk ' seoas Ss6 Ss s' APARTMENTS TO LET
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HousEs Rooxs &C. rAo.-sa col
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sASEESEsxs s*sREs TIH s.ss.s ras.s,e % COL
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TIN PAcK-5th col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-7rH PAGK-1st col.
, REAL ESTATE TO ExCH HANGE-7rH PAGE-lst COL
REAL ESTATE WANTED-7Tn PAGE list COL
RELIGIOUS NOTIuEs-lsr PAGE-ist col.
RESTAURANTS-7TH PAGx-6th COL
REWARDS 1sr PAGE-lst col
7;s
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAck-2d col
sPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS. &C.-lsr PAcE-3d col
STORAGE-2D PAGK-5th col.
THE TKAOES-7rH PAGE-6th col.
THE TURF-lsr PAGR-3d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-7rH PAGx-lst col.
TRAyELLERS, GUIDE-lsr PAGx-6th COL
UNFURNlSHED ROoMS AND APARTMENTS TO LIT
7rH PAcE--3d col.
WANTED TO PUkOHASE-1sr PAcE-6th col.
WATCHER, JEWELRY, &C.-7rH PAGR-4th col,
wEsTCHEsTEn COUNTY PROPERTY FOX SALE OR
TO LET-7rH PAcK-lst col.
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.-2D PAGE-Sth col
WINTER RESOR ORrS--7rH PAGK-4th col
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-lUru PAGE-6th col.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. 81.

HORSES. CARRIAGES.
"A BY WILLIAM VAN TAssELL. AUcTIoYEER.
NINE VERY VALUABLE ROAD AND TRACK HORSES,
the property Of gentleman who e retiring rom the turf
BY VAN TASStLL 4 kEARNEY.
NJ as the Pr,ysse TE ,5abls l27 West Ssth st..
~ o'clock.
BAY MARE BELLA 1873 foaied 1858; got by Rysdyk's
Hambletohan dam BY Jupiter. grsndam Lady Sand
ford, by American STAR Bella nine-heat
trotttng the heat 23 best record I'D,
over tlampden Park last
BAY GELDING SURPRISE. 1873; fosled 1868: got by
ord 2 10: trutted In . 20 over Fleetwood track.
BAY STALLION, 1873. foaled 1869: got by Rysdyks
liambstonian: dam Lady Bellfonnder. by Tom
2 27 AZ years old Fleetwood truck.
BAY MARE FANNY CRAIG l5,2ll. ioAiod 1870. got by
Volunteer: dam the dam Of Rutlcdge; trotted mile
over Fleetwood in 2:si; can beat this double or
BAY sraLLIoN l5s foaod 1860; got BY cornings Harry
Clay. dam by Aiexahdsr's Abdallsh. grandam i'm
ported Trustee 81 the Baltimore track
can beat this, double or SINGLE
BROWN GELDING MACK, 1872. foaed 1859; record
2:27 can trot IN 40, double or singe beat Kansas
Chief two races: has been driven milo in 10: an
extt soIdinary pole horse.
BROWN COLT, Is hands, foscd 1879: got by Socrates
dam by General Knox; can beat 30; has had no
BROWN MARI, IS IN. foaed 1871; got by woburn. dam
BAY MARE MxTTie WILDER. isa. ioaed ls7o: got
dam BY Glencoe; record 2 Al In her four.ycars-oid
form over the Lexington track
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD AGONS by Brewster and Du.
senbury; Sle!ghs by Stivers and kimbsl: Double
and Single Harness; boar. leopard and other Robes
pEDIGRGehs ne AND rEsroRMANcEs GUARANTEED
AUCTIONEERs' OFFICE, ITO. III East 18th st., near
4th
The New York herald., 1877-11-29

SPORTING-BIRDs. DOas. tGC.
(lANAkY BIRDS WELL BRED. FOR SALE II 334
OCaroil st.. between Hovt and Bond. Brooklyn
nOG FOR sALE-CIiEAP; ENGLISH POINTER
Dver and white color. we'll Marked TX yoars old OBJ
tanned pnze ut Gmore's dog show. Apply At il5 East
18th st.
TOR sALE-l2 YORKSHIRE BLUE AND TAN SKYE
- Terriers. from three to six pounds THOMAS kEL-
LAGnER. 81 Charlton St
To BE SHOT FOR ON THANKSGIVING DAY, AT
Dexter's Long Island Shooting Club Grounds l0bore
breech loading Shot Gun Levre action 80 inch lbs
weight. choke bore :; nne irec 10 all amateurs.
WANTED-ENGLIsH RUG, CHEAr ADDRESS.
w stating lowest price. W.. box 5.15l Post Office.
THE TURF.
XT WEST SIDE DRIVING PARK. JERSEY CITY
AThursday. November %. At 80 M-2 3s class nsd
with six enIres running nled with i've entries Ad
mission so cents. w. VAN KEukEN,J Jr
ELEETwooD PARK. THURSDAY: NOVEMBER 20
Match rare Tor xi0O best In 81 John Murphy names
|. Star Henry TO Wagon. catch weight; W. - Weeks @
names b. Rosa to harness; also match for $2uO
mile heats, boat In John Eggers names Frank l.
Cohen names b. Tom owners 10 drive. Admission SOC
Horses will DO called at I O'Clock Il. NJ.
GATES n. BARNARD. President.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29

ltEW Ards.
, NIdiir a7TH Issf.. j

1S STOLEN, NI0iiT 27rH 1SsT. FFoI ENgiE.
DOC. Dock, an is foot Whitehall Boat. halt sheII
ed white black gnnwne: bottom board loose pnrty
split. with cvts On under side: boats bottom csny
grcHsed with taow Five dollars for boat q,
Pe,er Van Waueman. EnvIcwood Dock n J ana $50 for
the thieves delivered New Jersey with evidences 20 CON
vtcL II. w. BANKS, lOy front st., New York.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
POST OFEIcE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTlCE.--rnE FoREiuN MAILS
tor the week ending saturday December l. 1871 will
close al TINS sfce on fuesd. a. A. NJ Europe. by
steamship Montana wa Queenstown: Wednesday. at
"a W., tor Europe by steamship Aby.sinA. via Queens
Tor France to be forwarded
must DO specially sddresscdl. and At A. NJ os
France direct by steamship Labrador Thurs
day at ~ NJ, Tor Europs. by steamship PommcrAna.
Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg; on Saturday. At IL
4. NJ. tor Europe. W steamship Adratic, via Queens
town correspondence for Gcrmany Scotland aud North o
Ireland 20 be forwarded by this steamer must be specially
addresse) and At III A. NJ tor Scotland North Of Ire.
land by steamship Devonis via Movc Glasgow; aud
NJ III 80 A. NJ. Tor Germany. &C., by steamship kecksr
via sonhsmpton and Bremen for Great
britain and France 10 be forwarded by this steamer
be specially addrerscd The steamships Montana, Abys-
s,na and Adriac do not take m.ils Denmark.
dcn and Norway Tho mails Tor the West Indies via HA
yNna and 81 Thomas leave New ork November -. The
mails Tor Nassau, ~ p leave New York Deccmber l. Tho
mails Tor Kingston, ia leave New York November H. The
ais tor Australia he leave san Francisco December y
The mails Tor Cha and japan leave Francisco Dcccm
Dor 1N TffDS 4. JAMES postmAster.
Nsw Yoas. Nov ~ 1871
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
SALES AT AUCTION.

ID eMovAL OF THE 0RKAr 0RIoINsL DOLLAR
Store 90 Park Tlford's old stand Of 2ist ST.
and Brondwnv Tue OF the Dollar Store has besn
The New York herald., 1877-11-29

Double track, tho most improved equipment, and tho
fastest time consistent with absolute safety.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
TRAVELLER,s GUIDE.

through trains each way daily depots
z In Nuw York.
The New York herald., 1877-11-29
COAsTWlsE sTEAmsfIIPs.

COAsTwlsE STEAMSHIPS.
pAcIrIc MAIL ANp rANAMA TRANSIT STEAM.
70; aGstaSS HAls SoV NEW
rsss 'sS u. {. sGf II Sssf 81 ss%A
IS SsS
s;sa%'P cTx ~ sS5s
Steamship eYH cfrY OF Mem .N.d1e.dsy Dec
q Bowling nrecn. New York.
NEW ORLEANS DIREcr.-TmE CROMWELL LINE
N,teamship kNlcKEnBockER, Saturday Dcccmbcri l.
Through bill, of adng gwen 70 Mobile and principal
spy 20 cI%R Ia ssIahS s ,ss'' o.
HALIFAX. n. s.. DlaEcr.-sTEAMsHIr NERO.
oss ss css' sssa ss a Sss s
'0""'' e'1R SsRilAnD hsE%Es asss,.. 20 B..ver.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing rem pier ~ North alys,, .,,r,
DAYS. d TnIhsbAYs AND rC.DxYs, ssEM, con
Coast line Pedmani Air Line Chc.apease and Ohio Ra.
road and with the eompanys steam line interior ports
SfwnsNS AID ID wSsHiSeTos, NJ; gl. Sorfou,,
'yGfyw IywEs b. MoSbaY and TJnspaYA
S s gaca yyans and ros ocRss pv.f CRY and
passenger accommodation unsurpassed
at lowest rate. Insu!sace 70 N"rios. &C. per cent,
ass ssss Sc s fsa',s ss q
+.
NJ ". HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL & s. LINE.
IN. FKEluIiT AND PASSAGE REDUCED.
Steamers leave pier No. North River, ut 3 \. A..
FOR HAVANA DIkECT
CITY OF NEW YORK, Dsakcn. Saturday Dec \
CITY OF WASHINGTON new. Timms srmann. :. Dec. ~
CITY Of VERA CRUZ. Van sice. W Wednrsday Dec. 10
FOR VERA CKtZ AND NEW ORLEANS
Wa Havana rrogreso Campeaehy, Tuxpsn Tampieo,
CITY OF NEW YORK. Dcaken. 80. Saturday. Dee
steamers will leave New Orleans December rs aud an
uary tor Vors Cruz New York and all the ports
r. ALEXANDRA A SONS. 81 and 3s broadway.
A FOR VEST IS6iiss AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Regular bi.monhly saings from pier 81 North kivcr
foliows.-
For IfAYrf, COLOMBIA, TsTIIMUs or PANAMA aud
SOUTH PAClflC FORTS tvia Aspinwaih -
ALPS Noveinocr n r1NA....... December Is
For klNvSTON TIA } and HAYTI.-
ClARlBkfs. November 20 IATLAs..... December 20
First class British but frst class
passenger accommodations
PIN. fohwooD 4 CO., General Agents,
No. 81 Wall ST.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-14
Something New.

Yes, something new and fresh from New York
thing pretty we'll AS new-something to please
all gentlemen who desire to dress well; that is,
something new in neckwear-scarfs, bows, ties,
&C., just in at FIsKE & BEEM's These goods,
which We recommend the gents to look at are
nsw and manufactured expressly for Fiske Il
BEEN of material carefully selected for them.
They are the "nobbiest" goods in the city.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs-an unusually large
and pretty assortment for LADIES as we'll as gen-
Nsnen Ladies who want them for their own
use will find these goods superior in eaery ,ray and
just what they have long been looking for.
And everybody will take notice that this house
has taken special care to fill up and complete
their stock Of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, es-
pecialy shirts of which they have Il stock
that the they feel proud of and all lines of these
goods underwear, collars, cuffs, stockings, etc,
etc, are goods that have no superior in the city
and cannot be equaled for cheapness.
No one need look further than FIsKE IL BEEM's
when hunting ready-made cothing-the stock
is perfect in its details; it is guaranteed the
best in :he west for the money; all goods are
we'll made, and not one piece of shoddy goods is
allowed in the house And all the patrons are
satisfied with their purchases the house does
as it agrees, and no one is allowed to complain.
Call and see for yourself.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-04-14

We are now opening the largest and cheapest
stock of dry goods it has ever been our pleasure
to receive
SILKs.-A magnifcen. line of black, fancy and
summer silks from Csc to 81 per yard
BLACK GooDs.-All the new styles, such as
basket cloth, maltese, barpoor, drap d alma,
besides cashmeres, br!iantines, alpacas, Sc.
without limit! splendid 81 in. cashmere for
65c, all ,rool.
SUITINGs.-A very large assortment of plads,
stripes and maltese in all the new tints from &C
per yard up.
We are hourly opening new things and can
only cordially invite you to cali and see how
cheap all goods are and what handsome stock
we have.
Those Acc kids are now on sale.
Our carpets are going fast.
We advise all who intend buying to call as
soon rs possible before the assortment is brok-
en-. Very respectfully, W. II. Hull,
a and % La Sale street.