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COTTON-TIES.
American
COttOn-Tie Supply Co.
e6 CARONDFIFT STREET

NEW ORLEANS, MAY 30, 1873
To Cotton Factors, Planters and Country Merchants
Generally:
OWING 10 the present low price Of iron, and the
~ increased facilities which the above company
possesses, they have now, and offer through their
agents (as below enumerated), 10000 bundles of
the well known Beard Lightning Tie, and an un-
limited quantity of the popular and celebrated
Arrow Tie, at prices hitherto unprecedented under
full guarantee as 20 quality. For sale by
Hill, Fontaine x Co. Stewart Gwynne Il Co
]. T. Fargason * Co. NJ. L Meacham Il Co.
Brooks Nicely & Co. &C. "A B. TreadWell & Co
=. NJ. White & Co. Estes, Dean & Co.
c. p. Hunt & Co. Fader. Jacobs & Co.
Porter Taylor q Co. Guy. billiard & Coffin.
Pearcs, Suggs x Co. Harris, Mallory & Co
Scheduled Hanauer 4 Co. j. NJ. James d Sons
Fulmer Burton & Co.
American Cotton-Tie Supply Co.
r. W. RAYNE, President
JOS. MCH. HOLMES, Representative for Memphis
care Southern OIL Works.
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Absolutely Pure.

Dooley yeast powder is prepared with spe-
cial reference to supply the demand for uni
formly pure and always reliable baking-pow-
der. Made from pure grape cream tartar, is
free from any injurious substances, and per-
fectly wholesome. All sizes are strictly full
weight. Every dealer who sells it is author
lied to guarantee it in every respect to pur-
ehasers.
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Pastor ST. Paul's church, Columbus, Georgia,
writes: 1--WE gave DIR. Mofett's teethina
(teething powders) to our little grandchild
with the happiest results. The effects were
almost magical, and certainly more satlsfac-
tory than from anything we ever used" All
druggists keep teethina.
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LAW REPORTS.

Chancery Court-MOrgan, Judge.
The following cases comprise the calendar
in addition to those already published: 1872,
Sigler Va. Cash; 2443, Hessien VS.. Fisher;
2473, Dickson VS.. Greer. No trial of cases
after the tenth
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For Upward Of Thirty Years

Mrs. Winsiow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves soind collie, regulates the bowels,
cures dysentery and diarrhea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
well-tried remedy. Tice,sty-Jf ce cents bottle.
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1t is fourteen months since cured myself
of neuralgia with "neuril, and l hare not
had the slightest return Of pain. John w.
Scott, st. Louis. George w. Jones Co.,
Memphis agents
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RocKAwAYs, pony phaetons and doctor
phaetons, for sale cheaper than any house In
Memphis, at R. D. Wallace & Co.'S, 387 and
$50 Second street
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"NeuriI" Instantly Cures Neu
LII

DEXTER and Triple spring buggies at re-
duced prices. R. d. WALLACE & co.
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Whole Tickets. Sc. Half Tickets, 81
Remit by Postofflce Money Order. Registered Let
err Bank Draft or Express. Full list of drawing pub
lisled In Louisville COrier-JOIrIldt and New York
HerdLd and mailed to all ticketholders. For tickets
and Information address COMMONWEALTH DIS
TRIBUTICN CO., or T. j. COMMERFORD, Sec'y
Courier-Journal Buildings, Louisville, KY.
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BASE BALL.

Riversides vs. Little Rock Blues.
Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, July 4.-Riversides, 10;
Blues, S; heavy batting on both sides.
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9TH Grand Distribution
CO 0E VI ON w EALTH
DISTRIBUTION co.
$11S.4oo9
IN CASH PRIZES,

IN CASH PRIZES.
NOTE THE ATTRACTION 30 600 for Only Sc
By authority of the Commonwealth of Kentucky,
to take place in the city of Louisville, KY,
ON WEDNESDAY,. JULY 81. ISIS.
NO SCALING! NO POSTPONEHENT!
Drawing under the immediate supervision Of Col K
C. Wintersmith, Ex-Treas. State of KY, and
Gen. T. A. Harris and Gee. e. Il. Gray.
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EsRAWING.

a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY to Win
"A Fortune. Seventh Grand Distribution, 1873,
at New Orleans. Tuesday, July 9TH
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO
This Institution was regularly Incorporated by the
Legislature OF the State for Educational and Chhta
Die purposes In 1888, with capital OF 81 100000,
10 which IL has since added fund of $3.50,
600. Its Grand Single Mani her Distrf-
buttons viii take place m9nthly on the second
Tuesday. 1t scales pOstp0TleS. Look at the
following Distribution:
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Royal Havana Lottery
$4,000 Drawn Every IL Days

S21 Prizes amounting to (SpanIsh) $4,000
Whole Ticket. S25; half. S13; Quarter, 81;
Tenth, So; Twentieth. 81. Orders filed and prizes
cashed at actual rate Of exchange by
r. BASICH,
AZ Trcnfur St. New Orleans. La
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Conntr Rexirter.

Judge OF the Criminal Court.
- T SCRIIGGs is a candidate for Judge OF the
Criminal Court Of shelby county, at the ensu-
Auy1fsf
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Buy your buggies and spring wagons of
R. D. WALLACE & CO.,
1877 and 389 Second street.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 600.
100000 Tickets. at 50 each Halt Tickets.

1857 Prizes, amounting to- .----SllO,4O0
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at an
prominent points, TO whom a liberal compensation
Will be paid. Application for rates to clubs should
only be made to the Home once In New Orleans.
WRITE clearly stating full address, for further In
formation or send orders 70 M A DAUPHlN,
r. q. box cog. New Orleans La or at No.
8 West Court St, Memphis, Tenn
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are under
the supervision and management OF GENERALS g..
i. BEAUREGARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
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Hts Elegant!
Rev. DIR. Joseph y. Key,

Every one says so-Floyd's pure cream ant
cborbafc
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Am NJ GATES FOR COUNTY REGISTER-To
: the voters OF Shelby county: offer my name
10 a candidate for the ONCE OF Register am con-
sfsant with the duties of that Office, and consider
myself competent TO their faithful discharge. ask
,pur SURFACES because need the position. Many OF
. pa have known me as a constant resident among
you for thirty years. To such feel that
need no recommendation; ard - you confidently
;sfer those who may not know me, or my qualinca-
ions, for the position Very respectfully,
June I3. 1873 SAM. III. GATES.
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For Clerk OF the County Court
Ky r. WAIDRAN Il a candidate for Clerk Of the
w County Court. al the ensuing August election;
;tbiecf 10 the independent voters OF Shelby county
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Our representative talked with a large
number Of our German fellow-citizens. There
is quite difference Of opinion among them,
and most probably the German vote will be
nearly equally divided between the Demo
cratic and National tickets, on both which they
have a representative-Mr.J J. A. Strehl on
the Democratic ticket for county register,
and Mr.. Joseph Uhl on the National ticket
for clerk of the circuit court. These two
gentlemen will no doubt receive the strength
of the German vote.
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FOR OSCEOLA

Memphis and Usceola Semi weekly q. s. Mail Racket
For Randolph, Fulton and observation-disclosures
WEST WIND. Ea
j. G. Andrews master B. O. Michel. clerk
Leaves Memphis every MONDAY and WEDNES-
DAY, at ) O'Clock ON.
For freight or passage apply on board
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOOhS-Desirable we'll ventilated rooms, fur
\ nished unfurnisi e f. special summer rates to
families or gentlemen, at 10l Jefferson street.
DESIRABLE front rooms and good board,
L. az Mrs. ANDERS0N'S. 80 Jefferson st.
POoMs AND BOARD
DOARD-FoT good board call at
d 80 Union street
pOOMS-Eirst class meals furnished, II desired
IN Inquire at No. 1870 Madison street
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-18

MUSICAL CONVENTION. The Cumberland
County Musical Association held its annual
convention on the 10th and 18th instant at the
West Falmouth Congregational church, and
the following named persons were elected offi-
GERS of the association for the ensuing year:
President-George w. Plummer.
Vice Presidents-John w. Munger OF Port
land, John Morrell of Gray, Sewall Whitney
of Cumberland.
Recording Secretary and Treasurer-James
Whitney of Gray.
Corresponding Secretary-Alroy Noyes.
mer, James Whitney, John G. Merrill, Nicho-
las Rideout, Rufus Chase, VIM. G. Blanchard,
Columbus Knight.
This association is composed Of musical
people located in different parts Of the county,
and is designed to benefit the choirs of the
churches located in Cumberland county. This
convention has been one of the most enjoyable
and profitable that has been held for years,
led by Messrs. McIntire, Merrill and Rideout,
three competent and efficient conductors. The
performance of the chorus was very satisfac..
tory. Mrs. Knight, we'll known in musical
circles sang several solos splenddly, giving
great pleasure to the audience. Messrs. Coyle
and Thomas rendered difficult solos in their
artistic style, affording great delight to the
audience. The concert given at the close of
the convention was perfect success. This
association would tender their thanks to the
people who entertained the members of the
convention in generous and hospitable man
ner Long may this association live.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-18

Y. M. c. A.-The State executive comm ittee
of the Young Mems Christian Association held
a session in Auburn Tuesday evening. Col.
Shaw made lengthy report of last winter and
springs canvassing by the workers sent out by
the association into Washington county. Six
teen towns were visited and 250O souls hope
fully saved. Fands have been partially raised
and the churches are to be invited to contribute
for the prosecution of the work there in the
coming season upon similar plan as last
year. Three laborers are to be placed in the
field at first, and more will be added if there
are sufficient funds. Work already has COM
menced at Rocklaud, where an interesting re-
vival is progressing Washington and Han.
cock counties will be included in the canvass
this winter.
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1t is Toole and Cooney.
The whale has gore to the islands.
Judge Symonds of the Supreme Court-Juege
Bonney of the Superior Court.
Look at the new advertisement in this morn.
ing's issue in regard to the whale.
At the Brokers Board in Boston yesterday
Boston & Maine railroad stock sold for 1901 to
1904, and Eastern at ID.
The New York Standard Theatre Company
will appear in 'A False Title" at the Portland
Theatre on the 23d and oath inst.
The SEE L. Pettspgip' was cleared yesterday
and on the first fair wind will leave for New
York.
The police picked up valuable horse blanket
on Middle street last night, which is at the
station.
Miss Annie jordan of Scarborough picked
strawberries in the field S., no, Monday.
Who will talk about the tropics now?
Yesterday the Railroad Commissioners rode
over the Knox & Lincoln railroad on an in
spection trip.
The work of paving Congress street, from
Elm to Chestnut, with granite blocks will prob
ably be finished this week, and makes de-
cided improvement.
The Maine Central bridge across the Cat
nance river at Bowdoinham is to be replaced
by a new and heavier iron one, and the one
removed is to be put on the Belfast road, where
lighter structure is required.
1t is reported that four well known gentle
men ,amateurs) of this city are to try their
skill at a game of billiards, one thousand
points, for purse of $25, and other parties
will add $40 to make the game interesting.
A petition to the Legislature to abolish i'm.
prisonment for debt is in circulation, and has
been signed by prominent citizens, and 1t is
proposed to give every voter of Portland a
chance to sign or refuse.
If the weather is pleasant, the excursion oil
the City Government and the members of the
press to Sebago Lake by roundabout way
will come off to-day. They will leave toe
Rochester station at the foot Of Preble street
at o'clock in the morning.
A tub of butter went eff from and under q
Tiger yesterday on Commercial street and
spread itself out on the pavement after the
manner of the average Greenback speaker
(which it also resembled in that it was soft
and "fat.") The way that it attached itsel
to the dirt led to the reflection that it was
probably manufactured article, and derived
its depraved instinct for dirt from the pig from
which it was made.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-18

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
transfers of real estate were recorded in this
county Saturday:
Bruins wick-Ambrose T. Storer to Geo. A.
Storer, land and buildings
Scarboro-James W. johnson to Henry E.
Bowers, land on Muzzey road.
Windham-Frank I'll. Morrill, to Frank 81.
Boody, acre of lot No. 49, ID division.
Portland-Chas. H. Thurston to George 81.
Thurstou, land on Turner street.
Geo. 81. Thurston to Josephine A. Thurstop,
land on Turner street.
SamI G. Sweetsir ct al to Emeline S. Dut-
ton, land ard buildings on Newbury street.
Harrison-John Dawes to Liberty Gilgore,
10 acres No. 8, 4th range.
Elias l. Fogg to Liberty Gilgore, land aud
buildings.
Cape Elizabeth-Sarah E. Stevens ct al. to
Hannah L. JONES' land aud buildings on Stan =
ford street.
National Traders Bank to James @. Rune
lett, 27 acres, 100 SO rods.
Raymond-Edward Files to inhabitants Of
School District No. 8 of Raymond, acre OF
land.
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WHAT NExT?-There is a report that the
Greenback leaders are quietly working to fix
things" SO as to secure the nomination of the
Rev. d. A. Maddox for Mayor of Portland, it
being expected that the Democrats would fall
in and support the "elder's" nomination like
little men. John M. Todd, poet and philoso-
pher, declines. it is said, the use OF his name,
but if Mr.. Maddox knows himself he won't de-
cline. Maddox has not been used Just right;
he shouli have been the Greenback candidate
for some office this fall, as he is like Joe"
Smith and Deacon Cove, hard listed son of
toll, and his nomination for Mayor would be
but fit reward for his services in the late cam
paign, when he stumped the State from end to
end. doing an amount of political stretching of
the truth which would have shocked into re-
pentence any ordinary wording.
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G1REs' imported Caps. Coe the Halter.
From Caroline Il. Wiuslow, M. ID. WASH
iugtOu, ID. G.

From Caroline Il. Wiuslow, MI. ID. WASH
iustOn, ID. G.
Hearing of the Health-Lift, without any
faith and with very little interest, L began to
exercise on the Reactionsry LITTER. Its effect
was magical 1t aroused every dormant organ
and muscle in my body, quickened my circula-
ton, increased my appetite, and improved my
whole condition of mind as well as body. l
improved rapidly in strength, and, no longer in
a chronic state of weakness, can walk better,
further and faster than for years. L now do
my former amount of business. Can and do
walk from twenty five to thirty squares day
with more ease than l could have walked two
squares three months ago. Altogether am
physically regenerated woman. find the
Health-Lft exercise equally useful with my
patients suffering from chronic disease of liver
and stomach in spinal curvatures and muscular
and nervous debility, and esteem it blessing
that cannot be overestimatel in its usefulness
"a healer of the sick and a useful exercise and
developer of the well-very superior to any
known system of gymnastics or calisthenics,
where carefully and judciously used. Health
Lift Rooms, 237 Mi Idle street, Portland, Me.
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The congregation numbers 40 families.

HAGER's ALLEGoRY.-These much talked of
entertainments will be given at City Hall, Sat-
urday and Monday evenings; and a matinee
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock, which will
be in every respect the same as the evening per-
formances. with gascalcium lights, &C. The
stage is the largest ever erected in City Hail.
and will be occupied with at least $50 of the
youth and beauty of our city. So much talent,
carefully trained, and prepared by gentleman
of Mr.. Hager's experience and ability must
prove the great event of the season.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-18

PARISH MEETING.-At the annual meeting
of the Free Street Baptist Society held last
evening the following officers vera elected for
the ensuing year:
Moderator-Percival Bonney.
Clerk-Lewis B. Smith.
Assessors and Prudential Committee-A. D.
Whidden G. A. B. Morse, Chas B. Nash.
Committee on Finance-Alfred Haskell, Geo.
L. Churchill, Jos. A. King.
Committee on Music-Elias Chase, Geo. M.
Bosworth, Albion Little.
Treasurer and Collaboration G. Phoenix
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AccIDENT.-In Scarboro', at Pine Point, yes
terday afternoon, while two men by the names
OF George S. Leavitt and Taylor S. Dodge were
drilling out an old charge in well, the charge
exploded from spark from the drill as is sup.
posed, and Dodge. it is feared, will lose the
sight of both eyes, while Leavtt lost a portion
of one hand as result,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-18

SECOND UNIvERsALIsT FAIR.-The closing
day of the Universalist fair passed off pleas
antly and successfully, closing in the evening
with grand promenade concert and dance, at
which the attendance was excellent and a very
enjoyable time had
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On IT'S WAY TO THE BACK BAY.-Deputy
Sheriff Libby seized six barrels of liquor at the
Boston boat Wednesday morning. The deputy
sherifs made four seizores yesterday.
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CARNIVAL OF AUTHORSHIP the meeting OF
the Committee, last evening, three additional
arishes reported that they had made selec-
ton of authors:
st Stephen-Mother Goose.
Congress Square-Tennyson.,
State Street-Irvingl
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Weman,s Foreign missionary society

W0man's Foreign Missionary Society.
The Portland District Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of the NJ. E. Church con-
veued at Chestnut street church yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock.
Mrs. Geo. FL. Cushm an presided. Prayers
were offered by several members.
Reports from the various auxiliaries were
presented, showing good degree of progress
and an increasing interest in the work of the
Society.
At 1902 m. good congregation assembled
to listen to an address from Mrs. Dr. Steele of
Salem, Mass.
The opening exercises were conducted by
Rev. j. r. Day, assisted by Revs. T. P. Adams
and G. j. Clark.
The charge of the meeting was then assumed
by Mrs. Bell. Eastman, who introduced the
speaker of the evening, Mrs. Steele, who spoke
of woman in heather lands and her claims
upon the sympathies of her Christian sisters.
The address was listened to with great interest
and produced an excellent impression upon the
audience.
Great credit is due to Mrs. J. B. Donnell,
President of the Chestnut street Auxiliary,
and those associated with her, for their palms,
taking labors in behalf of this Society.
Music was furnished by the excellent choir of
the church.
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STATE NEWS.
ANpRosooaG1N COUNTY.


The Rev. Mr.. Davies of Dedham, Mass, is
conducting series of very interesting revival
meetings at the M. E. Church. Mechanic Falls.
The meetings are largely attended, and many
being converted.
OXFORD COUNTY.
The body of Edwin Newhall, of Norway, was
found hanging in the woods Tuesday. The
cause of his suicide is not known.
The buildings of Cyrus McIntire in East
Fryeburg, was totally destroyed by fire We'd
nesday. No insurance. The flames caught
from sparks on the roof.
PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY.
The Bangor and Piscataquis slate quarry has
been sold to parties in Boston. They are to
commence working it this fall.
KENNEBEo COUNTY.
China lake is very low. Unless there is rain
soon the Vassalboro Wooden Mills will have to
shut down. 1t is said that crew of men are
the outlet, which is said can be done without
stopping the mills. Half the mills have been
running all summer on one style of goods, and
they supposed their orders were all full, when a
new one came in last week for eight hundred
pieces sold to be delivered. These mills have
been wonderfully successful the past two years.
WALDO COUNTY.
Ia the Supreme Court in Belfast the other
day, when Judge SarrOws arose to address the
Judge at once reminded the jurors that both
custom and courtesy demanded them to arise
and stand while the Court addressed them. He
also reprimanded them for remaining below at
the opening of the court instead of being pres
emit when they were called upon to be sworn ip.
The Judge went on to talk at some length upon
the careless and irreverent spirit of the age and
said that much of the talk about progress that
we read of in the newspapers and that we hear
about in public addresses was mere fattery.
He then spoke of the material advantages
which we enjoy over the previous generation
in our railroads, telegla apis, newspapers, etc.
but he rather doubted if we had made much
moral and intellectual advancement over our
forefathers.
From ten to a dozen houses have been CON
structed at Ssarsport during the present season.
some of them quite extensive houses. This il
larger number than has been built in thu
town for many years before.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-18

BOAT RACE.-In the two-mile single
scull race between Lynch of Salem and Sulli-
van OF Lowell, rowed on the Charles River
Wednesday afternoon, Sullivan won by less
than half alength, in II minutes 511 seconds.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-18

Enthusiastically morning at O'Clock Rev.
A. S, Ladd of the Congress Street M. E. Church
will administer the ordnance of baptism, by
immersion, to some twenty or more candidates,
in Back Bay, at the foot of Franklin street.
This is some of the fruits of the Gospel Tenn
perance Mission.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-18

WE have a few barrels of -four, ''Sherman's
Choice Patent Process," which we will sell at
5000. L. A. BACHELOR,
octf9 st No. 10 Market street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-18
Municipal Court.
JUDGE KNIGHT PRESIDING.

THURsDAY.-Joseph G. Smith. Intoxication.
Fined S. with costs. Committed.
William Ludkins. Assault and battery. Fined IS
with COSTS Committed.
Sarah Mcclure. Larceny. Thirty days. Com
NIT tad
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1878-10-18

F. T. MEAHER & Co. still continue to sell
those genuine Turkish Towels for 20 cents
each. Don't fail to avail yourselves of the
rare opportunity to get nice towel cheap.
oct19 tt