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He knows how to get married
Newman the great clothing man does
Cor he went and married pretty woman
and then ordered keg Of lager sent
around tn the Reporter. We wish him
anJ his bride a long and happy life-a
honey noon, Win io's oi Nv,
lie stars thrown in, 20 make the circle GO OF
his household twinkle with cheer. We
will bet he is 80 happy now that ne wiIi
sell his clothing for almost nothlng'
Again the Reporter extends It's consra'>
nations 70 Mr.. < Mrs Newman.
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THE KAFFIRS SEVERELY DE-
FEATED

Cape Town, January p general ad-
vance was made against the enemy on
January 10, which was completely sue
eessful. Ten thousand cattle and l5uu
sheep were captured Tho kAfiirs lost
heavily. Transkei is completely cleared
Of the enemy.
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following officers were slec.

The following officers were elec.'
cd in Potter on Tuesday:
School Directors, g. II. Arney, Wm. a.
Kerr. Supervisors, John Emriek behl.
R;tner sr. Overseers Of Poor, Robert
ee Wm. Emrick. Assessor, 4. W.
Srancler. Constable. Wm. Carson. Az
d,tor Geo. Goodlart. Town Clerk, J. +.
Alexander.
Northern Precinct--Judge, John Ar
ney. Inspectors, A. Il. Alexander " m
A. Boal. -. ~.
Southern precinc;-Jndge, Wm, Ali
son. Inspectors, Jos. Gilliland, "m' su'
yer.
Haines twp. elected the following
School Directors, Saml Burrel, w. {.
Hosterman. Overseers, Frank Dutweil.
er John Ziegler. Supervisors, Michael
slower Jacob Bower, ST. Inspector
VIM. III. Stover, f. J. Deshler. Judge
ThoH. Yearick. Townclerk, ii. G. Mil
Ter Auditor, ]. IL. Musser. Assessor,
III Reinhar,. Constable, J. II. Vile.
ANOTHER MoLLIR ARRESTED.
o,csols, Pa. February l5.-John Breh'
nan. wa. arrested a. HoutElAle, CleArfeid
county. this morning Brennan be-
longs 70 the notorious gang known as 'h'
"Molie MaEuires,' and is wanted 10
Sehuylkill:coun,y Tor the murder Of Pat
rick II. Burns, mine boss, 81 TuseHrorA,
in ,hA, county. on Apri. 10, 1870.
FROM AABoSsBURG.
1 The musical convention last week vat
one Of the most successful vet held IN thi
county. The attendance throughout wAi
large. and the best musical talent OF I'M
and adjoining counties was pIeseni......Mr NJ ?
John Rupp is suffering much from eAnee'
I in the face which may prove fatal ...On'
OF our esteemed young ladies, Miss JordAI
| | am sorry TO say, had the misfortune
! somo 4 months sg 20. Ito fall from chair
suffering a Uprain Of the knee, which
seemed OF little account a. frsL but th'
m Ahap has rendered her unable to leave
her homo tinoe.....O Our schools never wer
in better condition thar during the pres
: ent term......SevcrAl new houses ver,
erected during the last ycar......The sting
ing letter Of "Jacobus" was much read
you should print Il in English Tor the sat
isfaciion Of some who do not understand
, German. NJ.
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DARK DRESS GOODS
Eecn adapted WINTER and EARLY SPRING hut 'orvCe"Oe
all the year round.
STRAWBRlDGE e CLOTHIER

~ closed out the stocks Importers. and buying
all with ready cash have secured many very desirable goods a.
prices, and certainly lower ID s' cases ''" ' fN " e
70 our customer, the benefit extraordinary op-
and have therefore marked only such prices all the goods
nav w for handling aud distributing them, The the same
Whether one dress pattern is ordered ora hundred
ONE LOT BOURETrEs, 10 CENTS
ONE lot BouRErTEs u - CENTS.
ONE lot BoURErrEs (wOoL FILLING, IA CENTS.
MOSS sUITINGs 10 CENTS.
Some special bargains in
ENGLISH MATELAssES. AT 20 CENTS
Real value a the present time, S7i cents
MATELAssE BEIGE AT 20 CENTS.
MATELAssE BEIGE AT % CENTS.
MATEIAssE BEIGE AT 81 CENTS.
These goods are very cheap indeed
REIGE MATELASSES, 80 CENTS.---Real Value 10 cts.
ONE CASE MOHAIR BRILLIANrINES
In color5, a % cents former price, 40 cents,
FINE TWILLED BEIGE AT 20 CENTS.
SUPER rwILLED BEIGE AT % CENTS.
ONE CASE EXTRA TwILLs,
Dark colors at IS just reduced from % cents
CHOICE STYLES ENGLISH BoURETTEs,
AT 20 cents, at 25 cents, At 37i cents.
o,. far svrv make of BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED NUS
NC roontIy filled at the LOWEST WHOLESALE RIOtS
In SPRING PERCALS AND CALlCOtS we are show.
an immense assortment already making large sales
y Department House exhibiting bargains too nus
nerous 10 specify in this card ,,..,
9ron specialy drawn the fact that MAIL ORDER DE
iRTNENT thoroughly organized that believed no other house
country fully prepared 70 MI O :. - % ssre
n instance we aim 10 80 P'eASe ou' - N ~
'''!; !S;TRAWBRIDGE& & CLOTHIER.
n VA CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS
eb sn PHILADELPHIA
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WIN. P. WILSON, Attorney, ,atsLaw
w Bellefonte Pa. Office in Mrs. Ben
RS Building, Belletonte Pa.
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Tn. Rsnnr,sr ], read by al.

-Westher fine I6, l., ls. 10Th, but
cold. alsh starts in with snow.
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For meeting this demand by supply
ing the CELEBRATED DEXTER
SPRING which is so rapidly super
ceeding the old styles the Dexter
Spring Co. have no apology to offer
but rather feel that they owe the Driv.
ing Fraternity an apology for not
haring produced it sooner.
send FOR CIRCULAR OF SPRINGS
no
DEXTER SPRING CO.,
HULTQS, PA.
l3ian20t Near Pittsburgh.
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We also manufacture the Celebra-
ted BUCKEYE REAPER& u NOV
IER. KEYSTONE CLOVER Hull
ILER. COLES UNIVERSAL SUL>
ky CULTIVATOR, New MedeI,
Centre Draft, HORSE DUMPING
HAY RAKE, HOOSIER CHAIN
DRILL, BUCKEYE LEVER
CORN SHELLER, PloWs, Land
Rollers, etc. zSnoV
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-01
d. e d .
The Finance Question.

ED. INTELLIGENCER - M. s. B.
says when Greek meets Greek den
comes dat tug NIT der war; but I says
when Dutch meets Dutch den comes dot
lager bier. De places where dey gets
dem all de time. youst so colt vat it
comes init Alaska out, ish dat Vanity
Fair Saloon. keepet by dat Young NIT
Burner. Dare vas dat Slorah's
Schmieg's, Steilacoom and st. Louis
lagers-bier, vat dey hat. Dose pigs
feet and Schweitzer case. for vat we pa Y
fifteen cents, vas pooty body NIT dose
sour herrings. Ufyou likes dose o. X.
Cutter und Marteil brandy. und wine,
vat dey keeps NIT does fine Vanity
Fair cigars, dot makes dem nothings
out. NIT de ten cents vat you pay. Of
you likes private room where you
talks init frisnt and drink dat colt
bier, you flint it up nit dat back door.
HERR JoERG.
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Religious Services Tomorrow.

BAPTIST CHURcH-Fourth street. be.
tween James and Cherry. Pastor, Rev.
j. A. With.
CATHOLIC CHURcH-Corner Fourth
and Washington streets. Rev. F. X.
Prefontsine.
CONGREGATIONAL Second
street, between Spring and Seneca
streets. Pastor, Rev. j. T. Ellis.
EPISCOPAL CHURcH-Northwest cor.
ner of Third and Mill streets
NJ. E. CHURcH-Second street, be-
tween Cherry and Columbia. Rev. 1.
Dillon. ID. D.. pastor.
PREsBYrERIAN CHURCH - Third
street, corner of Madison.
THE BROWN METHODIST CHURCH
Second street. between Madison and
Spring. Pastor, Rev. ID. Bagley.
Usual hours of divine service in the
several churches at ii A. N. and $50 p.
N. Sabbath schools meet at 1890 P. Il.
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CONGREGATIONAL SOCIABLE. The
band was out again last night dispen.
sing their most inviting music in behalf
of the Congregational socisbls and
festival in the pavilion. The hall was
beautifully decorated and filled to over
flowing. The affair passed off very
pleasantly in all respects, and we should
judge was decided success in q finan-
cial point of view. the receipts being
about $50.
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ANOTHER INDIAN OUTBREAK-There
arc brisk indications of another lively
Indian brush" over in Idaho this sum.
mer. A dispatch from Boise City states
that two men rode in from Cana.
Prairie, reporting massacres by the
Bannocks. who were on the war trail
in full fierce. The Indians had warned
the settlers to leave the Prairie or be
killed. A force of ninety cavalrymen
under Major Collins and Colonel Ber-
nard bad left Boise for the scene Of
hostilities.
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IL The Harbor Commissioners of
San Francisco are about to commence
the construction of sea- wall along the
part of the city front of San Francisco
known as the North Beach. That beau
tiful part of the Bay City has long
suffered neglect, and the local press
congratulate the property-holders of
that section on the probable commence
ment of a new era of prosperity in that
section.
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ur.rr SHIPMENT

HEAVY SHIPMENT. - During he
month past the shipments of coal frorn
the Seattle and Wallis Walla railroad
dock. have been about thirty per ceLt.
ths heaviest Of any preceding month in
the history of this port. And vet the
road finds it hard to keep nace in its
carrying appliances with the increasing
demands on its capacity for transports
tion over it. The number of cargoes
shipped last month were thirteen. aud
the total tonnage taken 1858 tons
These were as follows:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS We note

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS We note
the following transactions in real estate
stree our last record; ID. b. Ward ct
ux to c. G. Upton. lot II B, -. A. A.
Denny's Addition. $500; Geo. w. Pres
colt & Co. TO Thos. Brown. Jas. Spiers
and jacob Taber. Freeport Mill prop
erty, $4,000, NJ. y. Swatford and
heirs to Merrill Blanchard. lot 4. block
5. Eastern Addition. SIS; A. Neill and
wife to l. nj. Hall. lots 5 and q, block
90. Hantord's Addition, $50; John Nc
Callister and wife to II. b. Bsgley. on
divided ons-ninth of $40 acres. known
ss Goal Mountain" $1,000; Charles
A. Williams 81 a1 to John Bender Ct al,
1881 acres in section 7. L 81. n X. D L.
81 500; p. III. Lewis to Baxter and
Kayton, Ii lots in Northern Addition.
$3.50; Denny & Bell to j. A. McPhee,
lot II, block Al. A. A. Dsnny's Addi-
ton. s215.
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GOING AROUND.-Reed's Panorama
of the great northwest, Oregon. Wash
ington. etc. is said to BIO on it's way to
the Paris Exposition thence through
Germany, England, France, ETC., to in
terest immigrants German bond hold.
ers OF the Oregon and California Rail-
road are said to be the movers.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of John j. Wood, deceased

NVoTlcR Is HEREBY GIVEN By THE
n uniersig aed. Adini u tstrstoY Of the Estate Of
John l. Wood, deceased. ~ the creditors OF. and
ell persons havine claims AGAINST the said DC
ee.sed 10 eshibl, them With the necessary voueh-
ers within twelve meGilr alter the nrsf puslica-
ton OF this sise. 10 the said Administrator. 81
Port Nsdixo Hotel in the Coanfy Of kitssp.
W R IxPETr, Administrator
Of s,txte Of Juo l. Wood deceased.
Dated sf Port Madison. May 22t. Isis.
nyaaw5w
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~ The canvassing committee re.
ceived quite al additional amount In
subscriptions yesterday toward the fund
for a Fourth Of July celebration. They
will complete their canvass this after
noon, A large attendance at the meet
.ls .hia evening at Yeslers Hall il de-
sifea.
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The OCCIDENTAL HOTEL will here
after be conducted by Mr.. John Collins,
its former landlord, he taking charge
to-day. Mr.. Collins long and success
full experience in the management of
the Occidental is q guarantee of its
popularity.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
Err Gates, Detroit. Mich; + Dane,
City: Harrison, La Conner; w d
Cation, Benz Pendlston, San Francisco;
Geo Ferguson. Portland; j Gulkert,
Olympia; w II Flint and son San
Francisco.
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RETURNED Messrs. Piper and Levy
returned this morning, at a quarter to
two o'clock. from their excursion to the
glacier. They experienced very rough
weather, but, We understand, were sue
cessful in their researches.
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The steamers ST. Patrick and Sue
cess owned by private individuals--
are assessed at S2,Mlo The sail vessel :
of the Port Gamble Company are in the
name of the Puget Sound Commercis
Company, and the steam er' 10 that o
the mill company.
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All these were from the Newcastle
mine. The feet at present in port is
reduced to three vessels-the Montana,
John Jay and Deacon. The Yosemite
and Fresno. however, are due, and NAV
be expected to arrive any day.
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ERRATuM-In our article on the
University yesterday the ,ypes made
us say ''any college in the East" where
We wrote "ou the coast"
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PROBATE NOTICE.

I'm THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY
/ Of King Territory Of washington.
In the matter Of the Estate Of SOLOMON
BAXTER. deceased.
Order TO show cause Why Decree Of Distribu-
ton should not be made.
On reading and fling the petition Of George W.
Tibbetts. Executor Of the last will and testament
of Solomon Baxter. deceased. setting forth that
said estate Is in . proper condition 10 be closed,
and that portion OF the residue OF said estate
remains 20 be divided aneng the tevisees and
legatees OF said deceased IS the persons entitled
Ii 10 ordered, that all persons interested in the
estate OF the said Solomon Baxter. deceased, be
and appear before the Probate Court Of the
County Of King. at the Court Room Of said Court,
In the City of Seattle, In said King County, on
saturday, the 18th day Ct June. 4. p. ISIS. st 10
O'Clock A. H., then and there to show cause Why
an order OF distribution saonld not be made Of al
OF the residue Of said estate among the devisees
and legstees Of the said deceased, according TO
lag.
II is further ordered. that Q copy Of this order
be Published weekly for four successive weeks.
before the said 18th day OF June. A. ID. ISIS. In
the WEKxLY lSTELLIaKHcKR. Q Newspaper printed
and published In the said King County.
THOMAS BURKE.
Probate Judge.
Dated May Sist. ISIS. tsi-wtd
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EASTERN OATMEAL for $50 at
Chilberg Brothers
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SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.
BORN

BORN,
WYCKOFF - In Port Townsend, May Goth, to
the wife Of J. 8. Wyckof, son.
DIED.
TERRY In Coupeville, May 2lst, Grove @.
Terry, aged 81 years.
JONES-In Dungeness. May 27th, A. 8. Jones, q
pioneer citizen of that place.
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~ hu.s Ai .l.lU.tU ..lt. ANil, al 80 l,.Hd 49,
POW ELI.
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A so OsrHAr,,is. lo.H .o,t. o,a cioass.
Ifflf ALPS. 500 Uti ay.
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Situalions lllaat,O.

SITUATIONS lltAntt0.
A YOUNG American lady wle spcaks French aud
~ German fiucutlN desires 10 accompany q ihnN
abroIH uu- summer none hut parties the highest tc.
SPEC liability ncod apply Addltss TEACHER lui West
Eighth 81 tnCuuau O.
A GOOD whcclwright wants steady work. city or
joins sABVTElN
HESPECrA woman wishes to take IN
"a Washing nli UunWg, or 80 uut hy the day Mrs
MAkfEN, ~ East l@ui It 81 floor, front
coon peuman with references. willing 10 pny 500
VI hlnus for ltfmHheut position. Aiirss, RELIABLE.
hoX ia san Office
NJIDDLE-AGED woman 10 do The work Of a
wi mechanic tantY, cook. wash and iron, wages "
per month 2a7 10Th aV, between 27th And 2Sth SIS
RIO Boss Bakers Wanted steady job To take charge
on cake or bread and cake, reference from present
employer BAKER, oo 9th av, South BROOKLYN
! rINO Boss Bakers a young man wants situation as
thiid hand on bread or cake Address c HAM lOi
1 Court 81, BROOKLYN
NVANTED-A situation as trimmer, orel ator, or
w stock httsT machine wed shoes b0s reieeneeg
4 gwen. Inquire ~ Ia al 81
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FOURTEEN IllROUuH TNNNs tNUN WAY DAIL
ILkLL nLlOTS - PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL SEN YORK
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A wTSrurtI Ttots Fii*.-N 'n"l, go"
I.n- 500 lrIurr st.
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80 i'tp llotitss.
Srlomq Ala,hlnr'.

GEVING MACHINES. new aut second hani, ON
- 'a-y uruB, ItpHlr'ns dome ,i.M,l ~ in.i, miic
J EAbrll lui iluu.'"n 81
OK WILL huy lAl'cn-c Mh,rlcr Wilson ana.
~ iC cun tucker 80. IA good order. no East 81 st..
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Nfntistrn.

NULL SETS, 80; gum teeth So single 81. war.
Il rauled. n Y Dental rooms 2U2 9th aY EStab. 1851,
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Excursions.

A FOR EXCURsIONs-Al saloon steamer j
"A. H. SCHUYLER capacity 700 passengers The
al Drove Oh the Hudson. and oth,rS with Arstcass
bRrges Open Sunday. AArun kRAkGll. lls South ST.
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Double Track, the most Improved Equipment anlt
Fastest Time cons sonl with absolute safety.
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l,tllalous l(otitcs.

y Grand Union iiuII f,l 7fh av near Hf.h Il the
y he, , j Nr,uirUrlu. oi tUt N.N NurA McihnIi.t
,oii.. rrn,c. u.H Ircach tou.-At au-.ui ~ " "
Ii, utcy AND cnnru.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-07
PENCIL SCRATCHES.

The morning express was an hour late yes
terday. Delay on the c, P, R. R., as usual.
| R0sser and Greenlaw were the Carson arri-
! walls. The Bateman family were among the
/ passengers for Virginia. The train brought
up two slcepers.
Jake Kline and family left last evening fo'
san Francisco.
Glenn Berry is lame, SO is Billy Ingrahaln,
ais, PEARSON Hammond, few more accidents
,,ud a ljHlpy -go-.ctch-t club will be in order
Doc. Benton received some splendid trout
fresh from the Lake on the last regular trip.
I@.r were rapidly disposed of yesterday.
Good commencement for Lent Stage went
out again on time, with four passengers and
l3)A pounds Of freight from Dunning & Hunt
ljor@y, windy and disagreeable yesterday
The rain poured in the evening. Cant have
bat two clear days at time now.
Full train last evening.
We have been asked a number of times as
to the original of that cravOn picture .,Ich
hangs in the corridor of the Postotfi, A
great many persons wish to know. We N
CURED Of one Of the clerks and he said, "It
l.; john I,,m and he's dead" Satisfactory
Let it he recorded.
Two loads Of hay came in yesterday after
roo4 during the heavy rain. Good hay too.
SNH"r CHARITY. She stood at her ba
cate on Benevolent street, posing in air p;~
from which she had deity poured a few po-
5ltoe poaiin4s saturated in lead colored dish
water. Rudly of countenance, bright eyed,
she stool Her sleeves rolled up as If she
could ho!la 'e.low mighty clever, and make
him wish he could stay for ever. She was
resting u moment viewing the prospect
a.o1ni her, (sue didn't see us), when a squaw
came up and said, ''me heap hunglee. She
i,olcl at her with q calmly interested co'h-
tcnance beaming with kindness, and with d
look OF tender benevolence, which would hi
caused the cheek of an insurance agen' o W.
in the shade, SAID with a tone of the grea;es.
interest, ''Iou heap hungree, mahaly! You
want some ho5-a-die! Yon poor thing; l am
50 sorry for you. Then she shut the gate.
She had to take the pail in.
ONE or THE FINEST specimens of architect
ure the coast is the panhandle extension
to the roof of the ex circulating library hurdy
house. It extends like the materialized hand
OF Allen-CummnS and to as little purpose,
and hattens out like his Seance. Several sci
ontitc gentlemen are studying upon the sub
jet of It's object, aim and end, without arriv-
ing at any definite result. 1t is great orna-
ment i'll its way, but it is little out of the
way.
MADAME RENTS FEMALE MINsTRELs.--
This constellation of female beauty, wit and
harmony, which is billed for this city for the
22d and 23d instants will omit the Can Can
here, so we are informed. More of this in the
''sweet bye and bye"
A NUIsANCE.-T most cOnsummate nui- |
sance is the funny man who is always hunting
up a newspaper reporter for Tho purpose of
telling him something funny(0 about himself,
with the expectation of seeing his anecdote in |
print. |
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-07


Na.H VA, WHta. ,n:- Of Cur State
9a,,,als came down town y..5...a. morning
rpal- ut IL .aocv.y Wagon. it3sau,@ wagon.
With the Inscription "uoucrI Merchandise
aa th, side, and Il fine .c..M T4s ol5i,ial did
not feel Il, il i. were a ;ss ai u...2 d.-. in
The least, IL. he vhl.Ial loae NE silk. streets
in his cios".ei posl,on 5o;.. s.1"cl
greatly .lcas.~, ;..is,, as Il, 4,,., ... .u,..uy
upon his las, rue":- ..-3..4j4u 4.'.shbors.
looked as il IL. ,..4-l IA. mi GIT fart 4. friend
Ia inc grocery ne every morning. " a"H he
reached Carson street "''' tue WAGON h'"e"
up IN front OF the store "tia.e l1 "~i''.5e0'
an Unciam .".e I"-~.-a|, G. -. "1A b|