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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-05

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HEALTH! pllAsuaEI RECREATION!

TUE ABOVE VERY POPULAR REsohr
IA sgaia thrown open 10 the public tor the
srs.on. n 10 situated on the
saokE or THE LAKE. nine miles froin
Tahoe City, amid the mnst ROMANTIC AND
H~EALrufuL SURROUNDINGS. and mar
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DELINQUENT SALES.
-.,,0oxIA sILyrR niNINo

u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u principal place
of bo,iness, San francisco. California.
InestIou ii works, Storey county. Nevada.
Sotice.-There arc delinquent upon the FOL.
,owiu.-described stock. on aeeount OF asre-s-
m,nt mo. al levied on the 20th day OF Nay.
isls. the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholder. a.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21
German Wives.

The culinary art forms part of the
education of the women in Germany,
The well-to-do tradesman, ike the me-
chanic, takes pride il seeing his daugh-
ters good housekeepers. To effect this
object the girl, on leaving school, which
she does when about fourteen years OF
age, goes through the ceremony of con-
frmation, and then is placed by her
parents with country gentleman, or
in large family, where she remains
one or two years, filling what may also
be termed the post of servant, or doing
the work of one. This is looked upon
as an apprenticeship in domestic econ
omy. She differs from servant, how
ever, in this-she receives no wages;
on the contrary, her parents often pay
for the care taken of her as well as her
clothing. This is the first step in her
education as hOusekeeper. She next
passes, on the same conditions, into the
kitchen of rich private family, or into
that of hotel of good repute. Here
she has control of the expenditures of
the servants employed in it, and assists
personally in the cooking, but is always
addressed as Miss, and is treated by the
family with Difference and consideration.
Many daughters of rich families receive
similar training, with this difference,
however, that they receive it in aprince-
ly mansion or a royal palace. There is
a reigning queen in Germany at the
present time who was educated in this
way. Consequently the women in Ger
many are perfect models Of economy
C0rreSp0ndence Boston Traveller.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21

had been away in a neighboring town
learning a trade.
John needn't be wasting his time
trying to get our Barbara" thought he,
as he watched them comm thrO' the
rye" "She's too sensible a girl to
think of leaving her home for many
year yet"
Perhaps if he had overheard the con-
versation taking place at that moment
between the two, he would not have
been so certain that Johns time had
been spent unsuccessfully, and he was
not undeceived until the next morning,
when Barbara demurely informed him
that she had promised John Holme to
marry him, and he would be over that
evening to speak to Father Heath on the
subject. -.
"But you won't 60 away, BarbyP"
gasped the old man. "JOhn and you
both can live here. You can stay just
as you've always done, and take charge
of things, you know"
"Ah, couldn't do that, father. This
house is too wretchedly inconyenient; |
would be an old, WORKOUT woman IN
/ five years if | continued doing the way
I have done. No, want a house OF my
own that | can have fixed to suit myself.
But don't get scared, and think I'm 60
ing to leave you tomorrow" she add
ed, laughing. "We're not quite ready
vet. John is building, you see, and we
don't want to 90 on the premises till 1t
is all done. It's little bit of house to
/ be sure; only three rooms and shed
kitchen for the summer, but 1t has the
incest cellar, John says, with a cement
ed floor, and a good wood-house, and a
well and a cistern, with pump in each,
and good walks all around to the out
buildings, so we can 60 out in the worst
weather without tracking up my kitch-
en-, and, oh, just think what
saving of labor that will
be. You won't appreciate that
part of it, father, till after I'm gone, and
you and Billy do the scrubbing for
yourselves, and find out how aggra-
waiting it is to spend an hour drawing
enough water to mop your kitchen with,
and just when you've given it the finish
ing stroke, to have the door open and a
man come in with his big muddy boots,
and in three minutes dirty up what has
taken you an hour to clean. You'll
feel like crying lots Of times, just like l
do. And, then," proceeded Barbara,
with a malicious smile, ''yOu and Billy
will come over to visit me, and you'll
see how much easier l can work, and
how much nicer I can keep my house,
and how much more leisure will have
to read, or sew, or visit, and I'll con-
vince you its all owing to having things
that are convenient to work with around
my house"
And Farmer Heath's eyes were open
ed, but it was too late.-Couatry Gentle
/ man.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21
Advice to Students.

Sit up to the table when you read; ;
easy chairs abolish memory. Do not
read the same book too long at one Sit
ting. If you are really weary of one
subject change it for another. Read
steadily for three hours day for five
days in the week the use of wet towels
and strong coffee betrays ignorance OF
how to read. Test the accuracy OF your
work as soon as you have finished it.
Put you facts in order as soon as you
have learnt them. Never read after
midnight. Do not 60 to bed straight
from your books. Never let your read
ing interfere with exercise or digestion.
Keep a clear head, good appetite and
q cheerful heart.-MedjcGL Examiner.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21
Luxuries OF Lille

Compilers of statistics
come into possession OF Sl1syi ~
which not unfrequently indlsli \
culiar tastes or habits Of
For instance, it is ascertalnea
amount of teas, cofees, and%II
sumed by the people afford
terion to Judge Of the flnan' !,
ton of the country. These
not necessaries OF life, but ln /
it is fair to presume that pe9I
themselves from such luzuEl@I
degree at least, when times 5s. y
ing that neccssaries are ..it dithi'
tain. Statistics show that
year 1874 the importation 5s
coffees fell off and continueu"I
up to q few months since
tive statement for the elgn,' .piy u
ing with February last eSn,o.I Il,o.
that the purchase of teas wa 4,
100000 pounds over ; .ias NJ
during an equal period Of l.i 'iJ ID
The value of this increase. ~
8l2,OO2, ,126, against Sll;, ,L.3s o,3
former year. The item tenn 0l OF Z; 4
s35,554,676, against S29' '5tAt
Sugars are reported al At
pounds Of imports, yalt'eu 1e0 nj n
373; an increase Of 20, 4VV% ,s.sr
These figures manifest a a.
free use Of simpler luxurle'
StGndGrd.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21

GINGERBREAD.-l cuPV;l ;liri
of molasses, l cup OF uU D"rr
cup of butter, 1 cup OF 'V sfi
fl our enough to make = . cirs| N
tie aspoonful of soda, : ois~
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21

The Methodist AdUOcate of April
10 contains complete tables of the sta
tistics of the (Northern) Methodist
Episcopal Church in the South. There
are IA conferences of white ministers
and members, containing in all 206,2
members; IA colored conferences, con
tanning 1S9, ,903 preachers and members,
making a total of nearly 4O0,0O minis
ters and members. In the conferences
of whites the total value of church prop
erty is 36,S64, 1873; in the colored con-
ferences, not quite S1,0O0,000.
Sharp County record., 1878-06-21

White silk fringe, dotted with tiny
buttons tied in with the flies, is a tempt
ing combination just introduced for
evening toilet.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MosoUITo BARS, all kinds, cheap at w. X.
Thixton's, 256 Second street.
SALOONS which keep frst-class liquors
should have Green Brier IN stack; it is uni
form in purity and favor.
For RENT.-A frst-class cotton-shed, south
side Madison street, east of bayou. Apply to
Jerome Hill, or Hill, Fontaine & Co.
QUERY.-"Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg Bros.
Seal of North Carolina at the same prce?"
ONLY one in the world-the genuine DIR.
M'Cabe medicated blackberry brandy; the
standard cure for all bowel diseases. Bears
the written signature of DR.. M Cabe on each
abel. G. W. JONES & co.
FROM DIR. L. B. Edwards, editor Virginia
Medical Monthly: g. Colden's Liebig' s
hquid extract of beef and tonic invigorator is
Endorsed by great many leading practition-
ers of America, who have used 1t with re-
markable beneficial results.
PARTIES owning or wishing to purchase
WILSON sEwING-MACHINE, or the genuine
needles, parts or attachments for the same,
will find it to their interest to go to the
WHITE and WILCOX q GIBBS office, No.
A North Court street.
L. W. STOKELY,
Last Memphis manager for the Wilson s. N. Co.
THE WILSON SEwING-MAcHNEs; also
needles, oils, parts and attachments, will
hereafter be kept by the undersigned. vii.
son machines needing repairs will receive
prompt attention. J. B. ALDRICH,
n. B.-F. E. keenan,, late of Wilson Office,
will be found at above address.
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PERSONAL.

COUNTY COURT CLERK JAMES REILLY and
Mr.. Lewis Donelson are rapidly recovering.
w. A. WHEATLEY is offering the Park av-
enue academy property for sale very cheap.
MISS JENNETTE BOSWELL, one of Mem
phis's fairest daughters, lett for Senatobia
last evening.
D. 81. FEGER, ESQ.,, formerly so well known
and respected as an active and intelligent
attache of the Little Rock railroad, is in the
city on visit from New Orleans.
Mr.. AND MRS. VIM. Y. HAMLIN received
last Tuesday, and will again receive then
friends on Tuesday next. Mrs. Hamlin was
Miss Maria Caroline Navarro Watson, OF
Detroit, Michigan.
MTHE Knoxville Tribune, of the twenty
sixth, compliments Miss Clara Conway, Of
this city, who has been in attendance on the
Eastern Division instl ute, and the guest Of
Mrs. J. w. Cant, of Knoxville. On Thurs
day last Miss Conway left for Cleveland, to
attend the teachers convention, to be held
there and at other places, by State Superin-
tendent Trousdale.
DALLAS (Tex. Commercial: Colonel M. G.
Galloway, of the Memphis APPEAL, accom-
panied by Miss Banks, arrived in the city
last night, and is stopping at the LeGrande
Colonel Galloway has long been connected
with the APPEAL, and is well known in the
south. He will meet many Tennessee friends
In Texas. He expresses himself well pleased
with the Empire State
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in the meantime he has sent challenge to
General Rosser.
Colonel Young has been engaged in the
criminal court Of the district SINCE the adj
iournment of congress, defending Mr.
Allison, formerly engineer of the house of
representatives, who is charged with murder.
His management of the case and his argu-
ments on questions of law arising during the
progress of the trial, have won for him con-
siderable reputation as a sound lawyer and
able advocate. At the suggestion of Captain
Cowdon arrangements are in progress for the
holding of a convention at Memphis, about
the twelfth of November, to discuss the i'm
provement of the Mississippi river, and south
ern and western interests generally. A fea
ture of the convention will be steamboat ex-
cursions down the river from Cincinnati, st.
Louis and Memphis to New Orleans and the
Baratarla canal. The movement meets the
favor of Senators Lamar, Harris, Randolph,
Bailey, Ransom, Gordon and Mathews, and
Representatives Hewitt, Hubbell, Chalmers,
Young, Atkins, Money, Pound, Eden. Ellis,
Blackburne, Ross, Roberts, Reagan, House,
and Speaker Randall and many others Cap
tam Cowdon has received many letters of
congratulation from leading men of New
Orleans and other parts OF the country on
the passage of the Barataria canal bill. W.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

SHREVEPORT, June 28.-River fell inch
in the last twenty four hours. Weather cloudy
and warm, with RAIN.
LOUISVILLE, June q River stationary,
with feet inches in the canal. Weather
clear and warm. Departed: Mary Houston,
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June 2S-Night.-Weather
clear and hot River - feet inches, and
falling. Arrived: Cons Millar, Memphis;
Mary Houston, New Orleans.
VICKsBURG, June 2S.-Weather cloudy,
with heavy shower this evening. Thermome-
ter "a deg. River fell inches. Up: Belle
of Shreveport, 3 pm; Illinois, noon.
ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-River stationary,
and is now p feet inches above low-water
mark. Weather cloudy and warm. Arrived ::
City of Vicksburg, Vicksburg. Departed:
Belle Memphis. Cairo
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Court-Herskeu, Judge

C1Fcutt COurt-HeIsKeII, JuuSe.
This is motion day. The following cases
are set for trial on Monday next: 1927, Eek.
erly vs. Felsenthal; 1926, Sneed VS. hurry
5268, Paine VS. Egnew; 1915. Hendren VS.
Friedman; 1869, Berlin VS. Seessel; $3.50, An.
derson VS. Steele & Co.; 1884, Freedmen
S. and T. Co. VS. Knight; 1886. Carter v:
Forrest; $500, Fennessy VS. City of Memphis
1897, holland VS. Yankhe; 5412, Butt VS. Stew.
art; SAB. Buttinehaus VS. Bacon; 5445, Fen.
nell VS. Fox; 5452, Hall VS. Smith, admir-
ct al; 5453, Schalshe VS. WheatIey; 5456
Schade ct al VS. City of Memphis; 546l
WEIGH VS. Snyder; 5468, Royster ct al vs. Ma
gevney; 5444, Jones VS. Bill; 1853, Waddel
VS. Hill; $3.50, Whitaker VS. Herring; 5165
Coonev VS. TWohip
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masONrC TEMPLE OF MEMPHIs

MASONIC TEMPLE OF MEMPHIS
TTlHB stockholders OF the Masonic Temple of Mem
l. phls are requested to call at the office OF the
Secretary OF the Masonic Temple, room No. IS Mag
Iiolia Block, ON WEDNESDAY, July 3, 1878, be-
tween the hours OF 10 am. anc o'clock pm. and
vote upon the proposition for the Directors TO issue
Bonds OF the Temple TO an amount not exceeding
S00,000, TO be used in paying Mr.. John Over
ton and In completing the building. A
majority OF the stock must be voted In favor Of said
bonds, either In person or by proxy The Directors
gratied 70 say that the debt due Mr. John Over
ton Sr; has been arranged, and deed 10 the prop
eTty Will b. delivered them as soon the bonds can
be issued and his portion delivered to him. They
are extremely gratned TO announce TO the stockhold
ers and citizens, that they now about ready to
proc ed In building the Temple. and they conf
dent OF Its completion by December next. II the
lodges Masons and citizens will assist in the sale OF
the bonds, which Will be In denominations Of $50,
500 and $500, running fIom i've to fifteen years,
and which viii he nTstcass securities, drawing six
Der cent interest, pas able semi annually the early
Completion Of the Temple Is assured.
DAVID p. MADDEN, Pres't
s. II. BROOKS,
ID. T. PORTER,
LOUIS HANAUER
X. c. WILLIAMSON.
ISAAC ScHWAB, Directors
A. J. WHEELER Secretary
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A Good Word.
The following letter speaks for itself:

I NC IUIIUWIHR IOIUoI Sp6dho IUI IlSUII.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA, September 2, 1877.
W. P. Ellis, Esq, Bailey Springs, Alabama:
DEAR STIR sent you by express, yester-
day, my case of bottles, to be filled with
spring water and returned, C. o. D. for all
charges, to Mrs Thomas LETTERS, Birming-
ham, Alabama. There is one bottle short,
which please replace. This case of water
cured me of chronic dlarrhea last winter, after
had tried everything | could hear of for
twenty months. l irclose memorandum CIV
ing description of Mrs. Jeffers's complaint;
perhaps you will know which spring she had
better have. Respectfully,
u. w. DINSMORE.
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Rev. DIR. Joseph y. Key,

Pastor st. Paul's church, Columbus, Georgia,
writes: eve gave DR.. Moffett's teethins
(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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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

DAY HORSE Tuesday night, June 25th, q bay
ID horse about Az hands high; left hind foot
white 20 ankle. liberal reward for his return to
EyANS KANE, Dunlap street north OF Poplar
tOoINrER DOG-A week as o. a small pointer dog
l. Whltish color, with yellow hair interspersed;
JsmOo-cOlnTed ears. ana lemon heart between ears
md lemon spot at root OF TALL TO name OF
black Proper reward will be paid 10 any return
INC No. I47 Union street
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NOTICE.
Masonic Temple-BuiIding Committee.

TINHE Building Committee OF the Masonic Temple
l. OF Memphis requests and will receive cash bids
for the completion OF the building. Plans and spec
facaticns of the work to be done be seen at
Jones BaldW1n's ONCE. All bids must be sealed
fnd deliveries 10 the committee and Will be opened
hy them the 18th day OF July next, az tine Secre
taTy's Office Bids will be received up 10 IL N. Of
that day, The right TO reject any all bids is
served b. this committee.
LOUIS HANAUER,
ID. T. PORTER,
X. {. WILLIAMSON,
Building Committee
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REWARD.

IyOw-S5 REWARD VIII be paid for the return OF
X a large yellow cow long horns, wide apart;
six years old, to the undersigned. 81 Frazer
sireat WIN. HORGAN
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PERSONAL.

MONSIEUR T. C. COLERE,
1Nl Professor of Modern Language and Belle Arts,
j. prepared TO teach French German and Italian
also. Drawing and Painting on a new method, In the
very shortest time Also, will give Instructions In
6Ymnastic Exercises, such as Fencing. Dancing and
procured Mrs. Rices dOube-parlOr, at East Court
Street. No. i06 near Court Square, will be happy
20 see applicants from 9 O'Clock m, for further
arrangements.
IL IS COURT STREET.
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FlOyd's Candies
Are often initiated, but never equaled.
Trunks and Pelessieurs,
Best and cheapest, at Factory, 352 Main 8


Shortly after the battle of Monmouth,
Washing ton, his brow contracted with thought
and Swallowed with gloom, stood out in the
backyard. 1t was midnight, and the sink
ing moon cast strange, weird pallor over
the darkening landscape. The father held
of Sol Coleman's cigars, purchased at 3l6
Main street
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They All Do 1t!
Buy Floyd's candies
For the ladies.
Cottage gingerbread.

Take one cup of butter and lard melted
lasses; stir into this one cup each of sugar
and cold water, two large teaspoonfuls of
ginger, two eggs beaten, and four cups of
-four, having fin it three large teapoonfuls
of Dooley's yeast powder. Bake in mod
erately hot oven.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County REGISTER.

JudEe ar the Criminal Court.
- 7 SCEuGGS Is n candidate for Judge OF the
Z Criaiaal Count Of shelby county, et the ensIl-
ftE August election.
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Georgia WatermelOns ON Ice
At M'Cormick's ice Office, 995 Main street

Atlanta Constitution: 1.-The republican rat
is very particular as to the nature of the tele-
grams he chews up. He is trained rat"
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STOLEN.

L IORSE-From the subscrl er, on Saturday night,
II June 22d, dark chestnut sorrel horse, or
lnane and tail, small skinned place on right hip
The thief is a medIum-sized dark negro, 30 or 40
Years old; had lghtgray coat. black hat and
gray pants Will give $50 for the horse delivered
u ms self or Dockery Bros, at fernando, Miss.
Hernand0, June %. 1878. B. II. CONVICTION.
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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 diarrhed, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
well-tried remedy. TlcentY fire cents q bottle
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SHELBY COUNTY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.

THE above Association are now ready to issue
their third series of stock After an unprec<-
dented successful years business. and having plo-
neered entirely new field In Building and Loan
Association business authorized from the re-
suit in stating TO borrowers non borrowers that
can guarantee them the best paying stock In the
city sub cnpOns viii be received By the Secretary,
az the ONCE OF the ASSOCIATION. 10 Madison street.
or by any OF the Directors
DRECr0Rs-Hon. Jacob Thompson. Dr.. d. 7. Por-
ter n Gavin, John Gum, & d. Goodwin, Thomas
Holman. Jr. r. NJ. Winters. Judge c. ". Heiskell
a ". GTeIbel. ". J. McDermott, K D. JorIan-
Hon JACOB THOMPSON. President
THOMAS HOLMAN, JR. .....-....... Vice President
DIR ID. I. PORTER ........... Treasurer
W ]. McDERMOTT. ......................Se Secretary
BELCHER d JORDAN. Attorney 5
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AmuSEm ENTS.
REGATTA!
REGATTA!

Toe Steamboat CITY OF AUGUSTA will leave foot
Cl Jefferson street, ON SUNDAY, June Both, al liz
gGd O'Clock pm. Tickets for round trip 80 cents.
10 improper characters permitted on the boat
~ Sealed proposals will be received for Bar and
Restaurant Privileges at the b. e X. Assn Rooms
50 Main street until Friday. June 2Sth. at 3 p N.
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Fob BENT.

NTFAT COTTAGES-On Fourth ST., bet. Exchange
N and Market q rooms; rent Sl3 per month.
apply At 29i Main street STURM & HIRSCH.
DOOMS-Nice furnished rooms.
~ at S5 Main street
DoOMS Two or three rooms in 2story brick
IL dive ling, II wa hington. Apply at residence.
ToTTAGE-Of rooms, gas and water, No. 34S
~ Landefdae. Apply 70 No. 10 Court street.
4 IoTTAGE-A frame cottage, With four rooms,
~ newiy britt and V''h all modern convenienceS.
Apply At 81 North Second street
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IHe WredG FHOnOSfdpH'
That wonderful instrument, the phono-
graph, will be on exhibition at No. 307 Nam
street, under the Peabody hotel, at two o'clock
tonight. The enterprise of Charles I. Sned-
ekor in presenting our citizens with an oppor-
tunity of witnessing Talking Machine" will
be appreciated, as everybody certainly will go
to see it for the small cost of twenty five cents.
The idea of talking into the funnel of ma
chine aud then, half an hour after the sounds
have foated away on air waves into space, to
hear the instrument REUTER- the same sounds
and words in distinct manner is wonder
indeed
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STRAYED.

WHITE CoW-Lemon spotted; point OF one
wv norm broken OF; crop and under-bit In both
ears. Also white REIEER; both ears and trout feet
7 Il; both ears cropped; had bell. Return to
Mitchell avenue, near fernando road and selma
IL r. ana be rewarded j. T. LONG.
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Its Elegant!
The Great Photograph.

Every one says so-Floyd's pure cream an
sherbets.