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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18
speors and the Grcenbackers.

Mr.. A. L. Spears, Democratic nomi-
nee for attorney general, made speech
to the Cleveland %greenback club in
which he spoke rather Slightly Of the
g%reenbackers. Next morning after the
election We heard several Of them
swearby all that was good and bad that
they you'd remember him at the COM
ing election and cast their votes against
him. Now, Payne, the real poor
mans friend, is no longer a candidate.
win these greenbackers vote for
Spears, or Milburn?
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18
A prominent Cleveland Grcenbacker

A prominent Cleveland Grcenbacker
says he is 4 grcenbacker because it is q
move in tae interest Of poor peg
He says he is in favor of oyerth p. La
the Boadocracy, but at the samSckeis
he supports Hoyle for Judge. NUS
knows Hoylc is chcek-by-iowl with
the b~ond-holders and National Bank,
Then why is it he supports lloyle?
The matter IS very plain-when press
ed to the point he acknowledged all
these things but said lIoyle was a
"gooA Democrat" That is why.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

The indications are thatthc Treasury
will soon commence paying current
obligations of the government in small
coin The coin balance was steadily
increasing at the close Of business Tues
day being $500, OOO, 900. The Secretary
of'the Treasury Yesterday issued a call
for the redemption of, al additional
five millions of hye-twentics.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

Al. the meeting of the Polk county
Conyontidr the following resolution
bSaring on the state debt was adopted
s.Thqt the matter is dispute concern
ipgithe State debt, be submitted to the
people at the ballot box, so that the
people themselves may award to the
band holders the amount, If anything,
which they are willing and able to pay
as equitable and just.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

.W.ben>Spears first announced himself
as IL candidate for attorney general he
said he did not depend on the Rebel vote
to elect hih:. He tlren was fishing for
Republican votes, but now the rebels
have nominated him and we suppose he
will change his tune and try to get
them in a good humor. Several OF
them say, however, that as he did not
expect them they will net disappOint
him. So. 49, 80,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

The Chattanooga Commercial says
Payne's friends attribute his defeat for
the attorney generals nomination to
Mr.. Mayiield's friends, This is a great
mistake. 1t was undoubtedly lloyIe's
friends that caused Payne's defeat. We
have seer that thing working for some
time. Spears and Hoylc are check-by-
jowl, and no doubt think they can ride
into office on each others coat tail.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

9AN Eriyc1scO, July l5.-Adviccs
FROM Walia Walla report fighting be-
tween the Indians and General Mills
command on Saturday morning, be-
tween the mouth Of Lodi Willow and
Cayuse Station. Gen Forsyth, with
seven companies of cavalry have gone
to reinforce him.
a Walla Walla dispatch, relating
Miles fight with the hostiles at Umatil-
la Resel ration, says the troops number.
cd three hundred regulars. The fight
occurred about eight in the morning
with a short distance Of Cayuse Station
The savages numbered between foul
and five hundred. While getting mer
into position, Miles opened fire on the
hostiles. They returned it, but with.
out effect, neither side sustaining any
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

We notice from the Chattanooga pa
pers that II. j. Springfield is the Re-
publican candidate for Sheriff of Ham
ilton and his chances for election are
good. Mr.. Springfield is nice gem
tleman and will make an excellent Off
Ger. lie is a man with business quail
ficationS and will be an honor to the
county. We say elect him by all
means.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

Judge Hoyle, in Chattanooga, recent
ly announced from the bench that 'all
denominations of Christians are entitled
to protection from disturbance in their
religious services" VIII the learned
Judge be good enough to tell us
what he thinks about affOrding prOtcc-
ton TO the Jews? --NGShyii6 Banner.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18
MEXTCAN
MugtaMg Imminent,
scr GAE AND BEAST.

~.''sG'r.r srn' very naturally originated In AinorL
O.. , lcra Stature provides in her laboratory sach
''!rg an:.lotcs for the nc.nG!es Il hsr chill
-5. ii :a::a !-5 hgcn spreading for 81 years,
n. !-,"'itr .c.f-.-5l nehGb.t-blc E!Cs".
-. Gys.~.a -:.a"t Ti1.aicnt IS . r'ntchlcss
'.i, fa.Il c..:-,.- lC .lm0u.lo Of man Gndb beast.
r.oys orl.,r IA farmers 2 IS Invaluable.
.us'o hct'2a of.ca '.vcs o human lfc o. r.
:&a u,csa.Ecrs of an c~xcsllsnt horse. OK.
~ Io,A.
r.-.; f...ao., hoof-p:l, hollow horn, grub,
".r ~, ;losldgT ret, mango, the bites and
til e rJ.s2i.5GIr =. Yt:ics CLiilscct1, and every
LII -sy;.i,s pgioc.. L~rocd.as and hush l.fa.
q. cuT-s c~Is. 2x.cra-l trouble q horra, such
s,-,nca,. .,-a:.,cai ~rv.nny, sgrc,iS, founder.
.:a 6aA, ~. h-"', 60, &C.
tic =; S.can '~-Us;ans L.nlmczt Il tho quickest
r-o n uEc s.cr!l is- accidents occurring II the
LIZ, ~ tho ESs,nc1 81 . physician, such "a
l-4I, rtld5, rpra.a;, cuts, etc, rnd FOR rhecma.
q, a.d a-.Gac-s oasc1LCrrd by exposure. Par.
-;!@r,y valuable 20 Miner
Il Is &c cheapest fcm0ly II tho world. for &:
gIctra;c5 tn nuscl1 ID the bore, nad . Ginglc
~1..cat,on IS generally sufficient TO curo.
'i.E.cal ]!:as:a-g l!uiacrt IS put up in three
- ,.lC't'Da, '.c l.-gas. ones being proportion
.au-- he cheapest sold every ~heio.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

10. Lusk, candidate for county clerk,
is making 4 vigorous canvass. He says
he thinks his chances of election are
good-that the people tell him that 8
years is long enough for Mr.. Rucker to
hold The Office.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

w. c. Payne is the man that should
have received the Democratic nomina-
zion for attorney general, but he is
poor man and the ex-slaye-holding dia-
mond ring bondholding democracy had
no use for him. lie must stand aside
for wealth and influence"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

Win he miners at Ducktown vote
for man for Attorney General who
advocated in the Legislature the work
Ing of convict labor in the mines and
in competition with honest, hard labor
ingmen? That's what history says
.SpeArs.didi3
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

From the Chattanooga Commercial
we notice that W. E. L. Milburn, Re-
publican candidate for Attorney Gen
eral, is gaining strength everywhere.
He Is \ deserving man, and his election
need not be a surprise to any one.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

Isaac Lowe. candidate for Sheriff,
was summoned to Knoxville on the
grand jury in Federal Court last week,
consequently losing two weeks from
electionceriug. He has returned this
week.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

The nomination Of Spears for attor-
ncy general by the wealthy Democrats
was. not received here with much en-
.husiasm, lie has Il heavy load to car
ry. lie voted for the bill in the Legis-
lature placing convict labor in compc-
tition with that of the hard working
MAJ of the country.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

'|fletRepub leans of the State intend
TO call a convention to meet early in
September, to nominate 4 candidate for
Governor. For this purpose the State
Republican Executive Committee will
meet August Il.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

Thus ~pointedly speaks the Gallatin
Tenncsseean
Governor Porter ought TO write an
other letter, and Major Sykes make a
few more ''honor and credit" speeches,
and every countyiu the State will in
struct for no taxes at all.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

A New York telegram to the New
Orleans Times speaks thus encourag-
ingly:
Merchants from all parts Of the coum-
try write TO wholesale houses here that
trade has improved. \ large fall trade
is expected,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18
yyftl,dra,raI Of S. Cowan.

To the voters of the 4th Judicial Circuit /:
am no longer a candidate for Attorney
General, and request my friends over
the district to give. their earnest sup
port to w. L. +, Milburn.
: Respectfully, A. 5. COwAN.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18
FOR TRUSTEE,
A.. J. WHITE,

". j. Sykes of Columbia will adj
aressthe citizens. of Cleveland, OF Fri
day July 26th, on the subject of the
State debt.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

The Baltimore Sun says there is TO
foundation for the reports that Mary
land farmers have been warned TO dis
continue the use of labor saving ma
chimes, and no attempts have been
made in that State to burn property of
this kind.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

The Augusta %"Chroniclc' gives up
the ghost and says that If Alex Stephens
Is nominated Il will be satisfied.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18
POLK County.

Adyices from Polk county say that
10. Haskins' chances of being elected
Sherilrarc good. There is II thing
certain, 10. is as clever a young man as
anybody, and is deserving of the place,
ana e elected we predict he will make
al excellent officer,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

The plaintiGs having sued the defendant for
fifty three dollars due by account and the de-
fcndaut's property having been attached and
IL appearing that The defendant is Il nOn-resi-
dent or has left the state OF tennessee so that
thc ordinary process of the law can not be sCry-
Ell upon her, It Is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made for more than Elk months IN
the WEEKLY HERALD, a public newspaper pub
lishod in Clcyoland,. Tennessee, requiring the
defcndent TO appear before me Mt my office IN
Cleveland, Tennessee, on Saturday, thc'7th day
of August xcNt, aud make defense to the plain
tiG-s ait, or Judgment final will be rendered:
the Oh GGy Of Eebruary, 1879 j. G.. TlPTON,
S'ii.tf T. for u {,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18
TICE TO E~MIGRANTs.

CLEVELAND, JENS., JNn'
YNE, Express Agent, Il
Q all poinf West by Ties" special from
,f.Mepnhl5 ud iS'S gives information
that the hostile Nez Pcrces on the Ca
madam territory are moving across the
Rocky Mountains to join those who did
not break out in open hostilities last
summer. Efforts are making to induce
the return Of White BIRD AMI band td
the American side.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18

during the whole or the 1ght
Y. ~ shot wild. Miles object, in view
ne overwhelming numbers against
ly,im, was to prevent the advance Of the
hostiles and if possible hold them in
check till reinforced. This he did, al
though his force was afoot and the saw
ages well mounted. During Friday the
Indians completed the destruction
OF Cayuse Station, which, on the day
previous they had partially destroyed.
1t is feared that Moacham's has met a
similar fate. Among the interested
spectators Of Miles fight were a large
number of Umatillas, who took sides
with neither party, but appeared to rel
iih the sport.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1878-07-18
A Washington special to the Cincin-

A Washington special to the Cine
natl Gazette says:
1.-The coinage of standard silver {
lars since the passage Of the remon
cation act has amounted TO alb
IS, 800, 900, all averge of u little IN
than 81, 600, 900 a month. The mi
are now closed for the annual set
ment, which will be completed
July. The mints were reOpeI
on July 9th, after which, if there '
no difficulty in procuring theneccss
bullion, the coinage of silver doll
will be about three million per mon
in addition to the usual gold coina
10 meet the demand in the East.,
small coins the Philadelphia NJ
recently coined for thYd
| urer ut New York
in quarter eagles, and anu every we
dollar pieces. Abos'the oc- Iocr
been exported fromsenovina, chnri
China during the 'revcnt. any pr e"
The Memphis Rnssia and of tn
agree with thoand to pre- Ju
State Convent between the
connected v~.stians, even, if
election sbossian occupation.
dcn's checsch says nego:;a-
h,o n.h&hg between Rome
Itch if successful, will oes
s,vu,,J assist in the defence ,
TiVo coast in the event Of =
LppGreece and Turkey. sn"7
A.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-19
WHOLESALE GROCERY MARKET

BACON, per lb-Short clear, 3-4@lOo;
shoulders, 63-i97c; Breakfast, 10 l2@llc; dry
salt, 1901 3-Ic
BUTTER per lb-W Western, SO@35c country
25@3Oc.
| Id cans, per doz 81 2jgl 90; H. do do, ~ Qua
2 6O;,l do do, 81 25ts4 30.
| CHEESE-Western.T3 ID, 10 to 10 l-2c.
CANDLES Star, ls 10 81, l09l6c.
COFFEE--Java, per Id, 2S@30; Rio, choice,
22922 Ice; prime, 2l@2l lido; common 10
| fair, 10 l-2g2O l-2c.
CONCENTRATED LYE-Varous brands,
doz. Id cans, per case, "a 25@5 90, -.
FlSH--Mackerai, per Dbl. $40 0OgSll 90; KIT,
| al 00@Sl % white fish, kit, 95gSl 20.
FISH-Dried Goldfish, per b, 3:t@7c.
LARD-In fierce, 03-4@lOc; ~ Id pals, lO9
| 10 l-2c; 5 and 10 Id in tins, IL 3.i@l2c.
HAMS-Per Id, fancy brands, li%@lO1ac;
| of do l3159lic.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Louisiana, per gal,
6O@t5c; Choice, 55@GOc; Prime 5O955c; FAR
45@50c.
| SUGAR - Granulated, per lb, II ?-l@l2c
Crushed, Ii l-2@i2o; Powdered, IL l-2@l2c;
OOffee, A, per TO-, 10 l-i@lO l-2c; Choice
louisiana 9G9 lie; Prime, Z l-4gS lac; Ordi-
nary to Fair, SOS lao; Common, 3-4@Sc;
SODA-Case; discard. English, 6@6 l-2c
keg, q ID 595 &c,
STARCH-Various brands per Id, 4A@5c
SOAP-olive, 5s4@6ci fancy soaps per box
"a s SSVLfS W sack, 81 coal So; Ohio
river, in bbls, So 45@2 60 table, per sack, i IL
~TEA-Grnpowder 5O975c; imperial, 500
| SIC; Japan, 60@90c, Oolong, 40@75c.
| VINEGAR-Cider,2 5@3Oc; White Wlne u
| l75c,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-19

fLuu TOBACCO Virginia bright. nne
anNi hnsl oasel 90 90 nneand extra Iwist, 6ioi
MI y, 90 40 extra h'ln twist As7Oai do me
hihih apq llln twisti bsa60o ,io Q immon /.
n' wish lbg,aei DO mahogany navy Ks, d
s, fs 500 Louisville navy, bright mahog,
any hi4hei dn do mahogany, ls,,bie, do Nh
lh,nlnsNhi y class $50 Ooi 90 40 daik ma,
NiNggG ath,NNpi DO do tne hlsnk, 2lsalo.
TINE guI-ph0loe, i0sDlli mA linm, 7Oa
algi ialTi iuaalet common, tOg6So, WI"
IA ',s1unlh ~ virginia smoklng, y and ~
nsnhi kentucky AlNs11ci common ~ good,
myturi laneyt hs 20 Qaaliiy, VI llal 90. Hon
lNlt n llnlulledi Per 10, "a,
ppAlthtlp CIGARS Havana, s6Ogl0O,
hnrl hnl Havana, i0sAl, DO Do SCRAP alluT
19Ytai tphnppllenl seed, .agM, ordinary
l'Sl1l gll Nv ana Sizes, ll9a,
lhfpltIED plhAils, price Dor lUOl, lIeR
uhl ray, slhOi LnndreH, $40, Hretas, SllO, Can.
uuasl WV flpf do lrlnsaaO, sllOi LondreH de
y. lle' mli Opera Grand, sllO, Operas, so
dos cigarettes, VI.
,hNuft-Macoaboy, S5asSci Rappe French
scotch and Dundyfool, ash1oi common
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-19
THE STATE OVER,

p.,y C5miu-Express The progress
Ia in fine trial of the Dewitt county
p ln,1sres is satisfactory, all tho evil
' .noo h now In, and the arrangements
\" order, and the counsel ave availlng
,gom,elyes of their respective opporlun'
'g..--Sunday was indeed busy day
,D' San Antonio Swiss pic,nic, that Of
go Germans nj Conception, the bull
s,Lt lhe syringe and their throng OF
..j,om and last but not least, the col,
,'el baptising in the San Antonio river,
near the old mill bridge
Gok Comtg-Sun' County court
mai on Monday and adjourned the same
Gy The docket was very small and
aot single case was ready for trial 49,
Tbe nelling bee increases IN popularity,
ioe hundred people participated, the
Mailing was spirited, and as for pleas
newell everyone received the share,
Some time between last Sunday
rl,bt and last Monday morning The
ole in Squire Chrisman's Office was
opened and thosum Of $1,000 extracted
Ierehom, How the party got the safe
open is mystery
Basirop COlmtB-Advertiser There
re twentysone prisoners confined in
mo county Jail OF Bastrop,--rhe res
cent rain improved the gardens here,
.bouts, and everything is growing finely.
We learn the wheat in the neigh
bOrlood is heading out finely and the
prospects are fair for very heavy
yieId,--District court convenes in
h.rop next Monday,-Corn, in any
quantity, can be bought in this county
br twenty.cents in the shuck or twenty
I've cents shelled,
Washington ColmtH-Sentnel Irish
potatoes and peas are Just beginning to
come into market, and many families
bNe enjoyed splendid eating in conses
Qaence All kinds of garden vegetables
look promising indeed,--The Sentinel
! iniormed that the Methodist of Bren>
ham and vicinity will soon commence
ihe erection of fine new church. This
is composed of u large |
lumber Of energetic and wealthy peo-
,e and they will build church worthy |
ithe enterprising city of Brenham,--
The Brenham literary club has become
ne of the institutions of the city and
he members meet weekly and have a
rh literary feast The society is CONS
Osed Of many of our leading citizens
Tho feel Il pride in the success Of the
,Ciety.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-19

Clnclnnati Enquirer Some Of the
%%uulfy pastors are complaining that
m ,a peripatetio evangelists who trot
o oUsuu from time to time to help them
a'net aspiritual harvest are disturb.
N ns OI ecclesiastical peace. After a
vss has been diligently laboring for
! Dia teaching and training his peo'
H., one OF these men bounces in upon
S S,ai. and suddenly accomplishes Q
MAY MAY Work in what he calls the revival
s nueau sinners and cold christians. A
nay excitement is soon astir, and peo-
s,so YAK about the powerful work OF
nIse going on in the church, and
M uh II Is all owing to the doings OF
Ia, pvripatetio bore who Is their wish
ssn,.' when he goes away, which is
waally after two or three weeks OF
,OSS'ssment, the excitement subsidies,
so ~ 'ne church is found to be in Q
made bis visit. - ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-19
MY GOnDS nARKET

PRINTS-Robes ~; Pinks @G%; shirtlngs
3-4; Soil Is, IL, standards, . l-iS6c; oulcii
ISc. GarnSrs, &c; Harmony, &c.
BROWN MISUNDERSTANDING, A, rs
Indian head, 4 4,shc; Nashville. "A, I1ac
Utica, q, 515c; Lawrence, LII, lie; Badger
LII, 6 / -lc; Dwight, Sh Peperel' X 7'2c; re
pGRRfTE SCHED MUsLINS-W amsutta, A.
11IIc: Fruit of the Loom, lOc; Lonsdale, eSac
Hope, slsc Peabody, SC; New Jersey, " 90
pnCKS~Arlingto Brown, l415c; Champi-
on Twilled, l4Hc; Lewiston Plain stripe, l1c
Iewistown Check, l51sc; Arlington Fancy
stripe, lie. 49,. ruo, 5l/o. rigb
cV WSoRs II TJEANs--Naumkeag, 8 H.; Penn
horton, Sc; Suffolk, 9Hc.
TjCKS-Amoskeag AGA, iiHci Lewiston
so.in' IIc: do S6-in, lSc; do plaid, isc; Methuen
IA. i5c: Conistoga gold medal, ioc; 40 IVA
&C.,, Co Cords. No. /, iSc; Eastern A, sc.
CHECKS-Economy l211c; Americus' Lo'
Caledonia, No. 20, Ice; PARK lOO, lic; ,,,<.
DENIMS-Boston, S12c; Cords AA, lISc
otis. BIB, I2Lc; York, Ice; Clarks, 2Oc.
CHEVIOT5-Arlington, S9@9c, EVr9tts
i1 MISREPRESENTATION, 9]4c; Glasgow, 6-3
,ac. Alabama, SO, brown, l21zc. 49, n,
GHAMS-AmOskesg, 9ci Bates, NC
Renfrsw. 90; southwark, SC; dress Styles
l01a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-19
AGreatInvention

And one of much benefit to the people at
large, always attracts attention. III mas
been the history of all trades and branches
of labor that the primitive method OF ac-
com plishing the desired end has been quite
loborious, and very slow In It's rusulis, at
Least the hisio Dry OF well making seems 70
confirm the assertion. First digging with
of boring by hand, but at first the augers
used We're crude affairs, and capable OF b0r-
ing but a small hole, supplying very little
pure water. The opening up OF inc great
west made the demand for wells 80 great
that within the last two years Well-poring
tools have been Invented, ana the business
has been IN n measure reyolutlonlzeu, anu
has become source OF money making
e0ualled by no other branch where the IN
yastment Ia so little. Men are looking now 10
N here they can get tho nest macnine' TIT
E,Iion has at last been reached, and we oner
yuv machine complete IN evety oetail, on rs
foraotten. IL Is the only auger ever H.
vented with stone attachment or an al
unstable head that bores any slzea WEI,
from two feet up, without reiineisi cali ,s
the Centenstidt Wei Auger, patented June 10,
iS5e. and manufactured by o. +. Hodge, Dn.
| hlanue, Iowa. Any one Wishing 10 30 ln.o
| the business. or trade lanu, Town PIoPeay
| or stock for an anger ana Ierritory, VI waM
| 10 travel In this state ana sell au9ers hnu
| torr,torv on n large commission, VIII please
1 cali on me at the National hotel. or ,. T.
/ Depler at the Planters house. Elm street,
Dallas Texes where WIN a ash WI ine n and
"a running all the time. ! Will guarantee
ouy man to make as mueh as ciO per day.
This looks like D. gold mine, doesn't IL Dut
n has been made with this machine day
after day, and will be made over and over
again by May who are lucky enough 10 go
into the buslnass. Come and see me before
it is too late as can not stay N n sh,s place
but thirty days. ~. N hooI,
NJ B-As have been engaged In the well