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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-25
A sketch of 81. Paurs. London.

That sacred Ple, 20 vast, so high
That whether tits part Of earth or sky
Uncertain seems, and may be thought proud
Aspiring mountain, or descending cloud.
st. Paups Cathedral, London, England,
is the largest edifice devoted to Protest
ant worship in the world. Its vast di>
mansions, great height and commanding
position makes it the most conspicuous
building in London. tits built in the
form of Greek cross, and covers over
two acres of ground. It will hold 25, 900
persons at once. Its length is 500 feet,
its general width $50 feet, width at the
transept 282 feet, and height to the sum-
NIT of the dome 400 feet. It is said
there has been a church on this site since
the sixth century. The ancient Gothic
Cathedral which steed on the
great fire of 1866. The present
building was commenced in 1875,
during the reign of William and, Mary,
and completed in 1701, under the reign
of 'good Queen Anne" at q cost of nearly
$4,000 The vast amount wasgaised
by a tax on the coal brought into London.
During the whole thirty five years of its
construction it was under the direction of
that celebrated architect, Sir Christopher
Wren. This fact explains the following
inscription placed over the entrance. to
the choir Beneath les Sir Christopher
Wren, the architect OF this church and
city. Reader, do you ask for his monu-
ment2 Look around"
The walls of this church are covered
with memorials of illustrious men in
the history of England. Prominent
among these monuments is one to the
memory of Wellington, the Iron Duke,
England's greatest chieftain, and an
other to Lord Melrose, the great naval
hero. Lord CORVALLIS has statue here
reminding us of Yorktown. Another
monument bears the name of DIR. John
son, the great photographer. The monu-
ment to the pnilanthrOpist, Howard,
whose whole life and immense fortune
was devoted to the cause of suffering,
bears the following noble inscription:
"This extraordinary man had the for
tune to be honOred, while living, in the
manner which his virtues deserved. He
received the thanks of both houses of the
British and Irish parliaments for his
eminent services rendered to his country
and to mankind. His modesty alone
defeated various efforts which were made
during his life to erect this statue, which
the public has now cOnsecrated to ills
memory. He was born at Hackney, in the
county of Middlesex, Sept. 3, 1926. He
expired at Cherson, in Russian Tartary,
on the Doth of January, 1890, victim
to the perilous and benevolent attempt to
ascertain the cause of, and find an efica-
cious remedy for, the plague. He trod
an open but unfreauented path to i'm.
mortality, in the ardent aud unremitted
exercise Of Christian charity.
In St PauPs is a monument to Sii
John Moore, Of whom Charles Wolfe hal
sung:
sNot a drum was heard, not funeral notes
as his CORE to the Tamparts we hurried;
Not soldier discharged his farewell shot
O'er the grave whereo orr hero was buried"
Here is also monument to the mem
DRY of the youthful Bishop Heber
whose life on earth suddenly ended Oh
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-25
Simmons Liver Regulator,

SimEnOns' Liver Regulator has been n use
Tor half century, and there is not single in
stance on record where it has failed to effect
when taken in time according the directions 1t is
without doubt, the Greatest Liver Medicine
In the World; is perfectly harmless, being care
fully compounded fIom rare roots and herbs. con-
tanning no mercury any injurious mineral sub
stance. 1t takes the place of quinine and calOmel
and has superseded these medicines in places where
they have heretofore been extensively used. Pro
cure bottle at from your druggist do
not delay give it fair trial, and you will be
moro than satisfied with the result obtained.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-25

Mothers Mothers II Mothers n Don't fail to
procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for all
diseases incident to the period of teething in
children. It relieves the child Fl ON pam. cures
wind cOlic,regulates the bowels, and by giving
relief and health to the child gives rest to the
mother. 1t is an old and we1l-tried 'emedy
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-25

weighing over 10000 pounds. This bell
is tolled only on the death of some mem
Der of the royal family, or the lord
mayor or the bishop of London or the
dean of the cathedral.-[Rey. S. Brown.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-25
FROM A BUSINESS STANDPOINT.

Two propositions are before us looking to that
end One of them, the Texas and Pacific, seeks to
retain its land grant from the United. States.
amounting TO ID 600 0G0 acres to obtain two years.
additional time, and special and extraordinary
grant Of the credit of the nation in the form Of an
endorsement upon $3s, $4,000 of the company's
bonds, pedgtng it to the payment Of five per cent
gold interest for fifty years.
The other, the Southern Pacific, asks only our
sanction to continue its road eastward across the
territories within the same time, but without any
other or further assistance than the contiguous
grant of lands now at the disposal of Congress.
the public interest adopt? Which Of these
two candidates, practical business men, ought
we to intrust with this undertakings We should
select the proposition most favorable the good
the people 1t would seem that by the charter the
grant of land along the thirty second parallel line
in the territories was made double that Of the
pioneer line by the forty-frst parallel if in lieu
of future aid in money credit.
Were we administering private business
could we for moment hesitate between these Of
fers, one of which, besides being undeserved
favor, involves grave responsibilities, dangerous
precedent and great risks, while the other avoids
all commitments, all doubtful policy, and insures
all its prohered benefits within the time with
out the risk Of dollar Of the peoples money or
credit? We conceive not here as the al
of the bounty of the government to its cit-
zens or corporations but as guardians of the public
the nation, to obey the constitution and pro-
tect the best interests of the people, and in this
we cannot concur in the report of the ma jority,
which proposes to grant q subsidy guaranty Of
S38, $50 900 of the peoples money credit cor
poration.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-25
Fashionable summ.r sua.

The celebrated dry goods house of BF. De-
wees, 725 Chestnut street, PhiIa., is Offering
new styles OF summer Silks ct remarkably low
prices. Also beautiful quality of plain color
ed silks in all desirable shades as low as zoe.
Samples of all goods sent free on application.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-25

How TO MAKE MONEY. Twenty five
cents. worth of Sheridan's Cavalry Condi-
ton Powders, fed out sparinglv TO a coop of
fifteen hens, will increase the product of
eggs more than one dollar in value in thirty
dava
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-25
but a grander monument is his greai
missionary hymn
"FrOm Greenland'A Icy mOuntains."


In the crypt beneath the body of the
church lie the remains of the men whose
monuments are above. The chief objects
of interest are the tOombs of Nelson and
Wellington. The first is of black marble,
the latter of polished porphyry.
A magnificent dome $50 feet in diam
eter rises from the intersection of the
maze and transept. Encircling the lower
part of the dome is the Whispering
GaIlery,'' so called from the fact that the
soffest whisper is heard at the distance
of $50 feet. Frem this point there is a
splendid view of the inside of the church
and dome. As you look down, the men
and women appear ike mere pig
mics on the floor below. From
the Golden Gallery" at the
apex of the dome, you have grand
sIhird's-eye view of London" from which
we climb BY ladder to the ball, " the
highest accessible point in the building.
II l. six feet in diameter and capable of
holding eight persons. This ball is sur
mounted by cross thirty feet high In
the southwest tower is the great bell,
measuring ten feet in diameter and
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-25

The Science Of Life, % Self. Preservation
Two hundreth edition, revised and enlarged. Just
published. 1t is standard medical work, the best in
the EnEIlsh nRage written by physician of great
experience, to whom was awarded gold and Jeweled
medal by the atiUnal Medical AS OcIation 1t con-
tains b. aut'tul aud very pensive steel plate en-
CRAVINGS. Three hundred pages, moro than fity
valuable prescriptions for all forms of prevailing
diseases the result of many years of extensive and
successful practice. Bound in French cloth price
only g., sent-by mail. The London 4 aucet says:
' No person should be without this valuable book.
The author is a noble benefactor." An illustrated
sample cent to all on receipt of cents for postage
Address Dr.W. Ii. PARKER. No. 4 Bulfineh Street.
Boston. The author may be consulted all diseases
requiring skill aud xperiepoe-
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-25

PIANOS AND ORGANS: 80 :.s s: *
Reduction to cioFe out present stock Of SOC New ana
second hand Instruments of five hrst-ciass makers,
fully warranted ard at prices that DEFY oMP X
TITION this class OF Instruments hGEh IL
WANTED for WATERS 81 PERlpR BELL OK
CANS and PIANOS. Illustra ted Catalogues mailed
HORACE WATERS d SONS. Manufacturers and
Dealers, SO East 18th st New York. Al, GeneEe ]
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-25
TABLEWA ARE.
SANDAL-WOOD

A positive remedy for All diseases of the HfaH%y.
BLADDER and UrsaArJ Organs; also good for
Dr0IDsIeaI Complaints II never produces siak
ness, is certain and speedy in its action. IL is
fast supersedng every other remedy Sixty Capsules
cure in six or eight days. No other medicine
do this.
BeWHre Limitations. Tor. owing 20 It's greet
success, many have been offered some
dangerous. causing piiss. etc.
Dts8sdass Dick 81 Co.'S Genuine sVi Gar
suIes containing oil sandal wood. sold 1t 81 drug
stores. Ask for circular. send tor tO .aa p
Wooster street. heg York
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-25
c0NsUMPTI0N can BE CURED.

PULMON is a certain remedy for the CURE al
CONSUMPTION and all diseases of the LszEEs
and Throat. Try it and be convinced. Price One
Dollar bottle at Druggists by the PToprie
tor receipt of price. pamphlet containinR valu
able advice to certihcatts of
CURES and full directions fer using with each
bottle, sent free TO any address. OSCAR G. MO
SES. is Cortlandt Street. New York.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-25

Assuming that the Southern Pacific is controlled
by the Central Pacific (Which is denied) there is the
strongest reason to suppose that this circumstances
would operate rather to the benefit than TO the IN
jury of the South and Southwest. The Whole
length of the Central Pacific is about 800 miles,
The Southern Pacific from San francisco TO the
Colorado is more than 700 miles, Add to this the
proposed extension of 6OO miles, and the total IL
over 500 miles and we believe it probable that the
Southern Paciic will extend its line E2sterly across
Fezss unleFs desired subsidy should enable the
TSzss Pac.ec company to form the connection at
Easo.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-04-25

Here is also monument to the mem
DRY of the youthful Bishop Heber,
whose life on earth suddenly ended on
tUrata,s coral ssrand
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-21
WHOLESALE GROCERY MARKET

BACON, per lb-Short clear, o 3-4@lOc
shoulders, 63-4@7c; Breakfast, 10 l'2@llc; dry
salt, 7 1901 3-ic
BUTTER per Id Western, 3O@3jc; country
256l3Oc.
Id cans, per doz 81 259l 80; l-2 do do, " 5O@
Q 6O;;l do do, o. 2563i 80.
CHEESE estern. % Id, 10 to 10 LEO.
CANDLES Star, 10 TO 81, l5@l6c.
COFFEE-Java, per Id, 2S@3O; Rio, choice
22@22 l-2c prime, 2lg2l l-ic; common tc
fair, 10 1920 l-2c.
CONCENTRATED LYF--Varous brands
doz. Id cans, per case, "a 25@j 20.
FISH-M ackeral, per Dbl. $40 0O@sll 90; kit
a 00@Sl % white fish, kit, 959sl 20.
HERRINGS-Dried, per oox, 40@5Oc.
FISH-Dried Goldfish, per ID, 0 3-t@7c.
LARD-In tieroe, 8 3-4GlOc; 20 ID pals, lOd
10 I-2c; s and 10 Id in tins, ii 3-4gl2o.
HAMS-Per 10, fancy brands, li%@loMc
ASSEs-Fancy Louisiana, per gal
6OGt5c; Choice, 55@60c; Prime 5Og55c; Fair
45@50c.
RICE-Louisiana, per Id. 797 l-2c.
SUGAR - Granulated, per Id, ii 2'l@izc
Coffee, A, per 10, 10 l-4@lO lac; Choice
Louisiana, 0a9 Ice; Prime, Z l-I@S lac; Ordi-
nary to Fair, SOS lido; Common, 3-i@Sc:
S0DA-Case; bi.oarb. English, sos l-2c
SrARCH-Various brands, per lb, F4@5c
SOAP-olive, 5Ag6c; fancy soaps per pox
81 5O@8 90. .o,. o,,,.
river, In bbls, 81 i5@2 90; table, per sack, IL
"TEA-Grnpowder 5Oa75c; imperial, 500
SIC; Japan, t0gg0c, Oolong, 4O975c
VINEGAR Cider, 25930c; white wine, "
M75c.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-21
MOOdy'a Lively Fancy Brought up
Standing,

Masonic Review; Brother Moody
says: II join u lodge of masonic !!
Well, perhaps seventy five of them
are unconverted men, but they are all
my brethren. They 90 away down
here somewhere to lay cornerstone,
aud they have their wine.drinking and
their dancing. Well, l am one of them,
80 there's my influence gone" But
what need is there for brother Moody
to dance or to drink wine, because
seventy-five persons choose to do either
or both of these things? He could go
to corner stone laying, and by his alb
stinence from bibulousness and from
the trippil 4 of the light fantastic toe
could exert much more powerful in
fluence than il he absented himself.
Besides, as he is becoming little
corpulent, there is not much probable
ity of his being invited to engage in
any of these round dances against
which he has earnestly detained as
specially demoralizing. The spectacle
of seventy-five ungodly masons dane
ing in an inebriated manner around a
newly-laid cornerstone is one which
is rather conjured up out of Moody's
lively fancy than founded on square
| fact,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-21

New York Sun: 1t appears that
even the ablest bodied beer-squeezers
of this city find it hard to realize how
Mr.. Bayard Taylor compassed the feat
of emptying three hundred glasses at
one nights carousal in Liederkranz
hall. BY the report in the Times we
are lead to infer that the famous bout
lasted five hours, for it began before
midnight and ended before daylight.
Now, in five hours there are three
hundred minutes, and the beer-puller,
within that time, emptied three hun
dred glasses or glass a minute. AS
there are Bavarians still alive who
have performed the feat OF taking ten
glasses minute, it may be inferred
that sixty glasses AN hour are within
human compass. But is there any
man who can hold three hundred
glasses Of beer? We believe that
nobody has yet discovered the consum-
ing and carrying capacity of some beer
pullers. Men who can take seventy
five or a hundred glasses have given
testimony in the courts to the facts OF
their experience, and we should sup
pose that after man has taken a
hundred glasses 1t must he easy to pros
coed still further.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-21
Sanitary Malice.

The siekly season Is near AT hand
aud II behooyes every householder
within the city limits TO follow out the
notice, herein appended, Of DR., Corne-
Illus, the health onleeE
Property holders aud tenants are
hereby notified 20 clean and put their
premises IN u good sanitary condition,
40 chapter ~, sections aud 10 Of the
Guy ordinances viii be rigidly en-
forced N, a, CORNELIUS, MD,
n.. lleAllll olilcer Of the Cily OF Dallas,
pAhLAs, April ls, lHs-2w,
The sections OF the ordinances res
iorfed 10 ARE ~ follows:
SECTION g. IL shall not be- lawful for
any person TO throw, place, leave or
deposit, or ~ suffer or permit his or
her servant or any other person of his
or her family, or by his or her order,
TO throw, place, ,leaVe or deposit In any
street, public way, lot or ground. or In
any gutter, ditch or basIn, or on any
iootway on sidewalk, or near any In.
hablted place, any frGulent matter,
odor or any hllli whatever, or any
foul or corrupt water, or distilled or
irrmenled liquors, or other substance
eShailng fetid Odora or nOXloua stencil,
Rud oil persons are forbidden 20 oh.
slluct or stop the running of OF water
IN any OF the bitches, Culverts or
sewers Of the city, Any person viola.
ting either Of the provisions Of this
section, shall be lined not less Than
one nor more than ten dollars,
RC 10 No person shall throw, or
permit any one In his or her employ
20 throw into any street, highway,
thoroughfare or other public place,
any animal or vegetable substance
whatever, or any tin or glass, or pieces
OF iron.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-21
TOBAUCO mARIIRT.

PLuu TOBACCO Virginia bright, nne
pounds, hAgtli do do ine ana extra twiht, 0dla
lOoi do do extra DIN twist daQg7OOl do mo-
alum ANA l2in twist hAOtnOo do o0mmOn "
IN, twlht, lhgho0i do mahogany navy, IN, d.,
On, idlsOoi Louisville navy, bright mahOR.
any hgh6ci do do mahogany, isUthlc, do do
mahogany ID class. ihOgiOo, 40 do dark ma.
hogany, iAQgb0oi do do hne black, 2DWblo
FINE OuT-Ohoioo, 7OgOoi medium, 700
hhet Alri lONhOoi common, OO0gbbc.
hhoklNu-Nlrginla smoking, rs and Nv
M@hloi Kentucky, 8h0yO0o, common 10 good,
wWlOoi mnoyt m 10 Quality, Vi ihNl 10, Hon
fhdez, Imported, per lh, VI A.,
DOMESTIC uidAllS-havann, 100000,
aood ana Havana, iOgs0; do do scrap filor,
b9hi Connecticut seed, 2hgah ordinary,
lo9hi cheroOia aud hix0s llWla,
lhPORrED CIGARS, price per 1000, Rog
del ray, slbli Londres, $40, lirevas, Sll0i Con.
ohas, tlWi Flor do PrinaadO, sllOi Londres do
Corte, Mbi Opera Grand, $40, Operas, $40;
Opera hona, $50 hena Victoria, 500; Honra.
dos cigarettes, ",
sNUFF-Maeoaboy, S5aSsc; Rappe French
Scotch and Dundyfoot, 5gS5c; common
nlg.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-21
"Ono WHO MISUNDERSTANDING.

TO the Editor Of The Herald.
IL IN not our desire to notice such
nonsense as appeared In yesterday
mornings HERALD over the ABOVE
signature, calling tie attention of our
citizens 10 the fact, (Which In u lie)
that the water supply 10 short In our
city, and that we cave "wutpr works
and no water" Ole day In every
week the supply Is pumped out Of our
"ell for the purpose OF washing out
and permitting fcesh water to accumu-
late M our consumption IL not sunl.
cient to keep the water frehh, pure and
sweet. The stand pipe, ut the corner
of Main and Harwood streets, is al
ways kept full, 1t has II capacity Of
one hundred thousand gallons, which
would supply our present consump-
ton for thirtyesiX hours without using
the pumps, and in case of fire would
supply six streams for six hours stendy
service, when II only takes four or five
hours for our well to refill. We have
plenty OF water now to supply a city
double the size OF this, and can get
more when the consumption demands
it, Oh, where is the "fool killer?n
Very respectfully, W. G. COMMON,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-21
Real Estate Transfers Yesterday

reported by Cummins Il Davis, real
s'ate agents, 100 Lamar street:
A. A. Smalley to Frank G. Camp
WIl, block Y in Dallas, for $3.50
r. d. Lively to r. d. james, one
T y OF 6IO acres survey, in name of B.
b,andC h, r.
u William B. Matthews to George
mud, lot in FIELDS addition, for $3.50.
r. Veolge Hind to j. S. Burton, lot in
'h'os, addition, for 500.
"A a, Greenleaf to J. M. Rhoads, part
"Dooley survey, for $500.
a. NJ, Cochran to w. z. Cochran
GIot William Cochran survey, fol
A. NJ. Cochran to Mary A. Cochran
won Elm street for 81 900.
d. M. Cochran to Mary A. Cochran,
TV9 urltfin street, for 81, 900.
w. = D. Campbell and wife to ]. f
''V'S, iand in the country for $500.
M W, GOldthwait to +. Nj. Anderson
%On Broadway for 500.
yum j. Eakin to f. NJ. Anderson
TOa Broadway FOR $3.50.
~ Crutchfeld to John j. Eakin
"iOn Broadway for 500.
Ds sTlin NJ Douglas and wife to w. b
NJ lot on Ross avenue for 81 600
h, w. b, Dashiell to w. f. Cummins
WI moss avenue for $3.50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-21
IiILROAD EXCURSIONISTS
iSumbcr OF Officers ~ the Principal
Lines Running into TcSns on Tour
Of Pleasure ana Inspection.

LSumbcr OF Officers ~ the Principal
Lines Running into TOSns on Tour
Of Pleasure ana Inspection,
party Of railroad men, with n
lumber of ladies, arrived in the city
yesterday morning, having come from
H. Louis and other points over the
hcilc railroad.
The party is made up OF the follow
Ignamed persons
E'rink, general ticket agent st.
Louis, Iron Mountain aud Southern
RiIrOad, and wife; Colonel H. A. Ford,
general passenger agent Of the 81. Louis,
Inl Mountain and Southern, and
vile; Mr.. Hirshberg and wife; Mr..
w. H. Newman, general freight agent
Texas and Pacific, and wife, of Mar
SHALL 7. ID. Mauer, auditor Texas and
Pacific, and wife, of Marshal Mrs.
Jeffrey, of Cleveland; Mr.. Walcott, of
Milwaukee; Il. w. Pierce, "Sunset
ROute,n headquarters in Houston ; f..
Dudley, division superintendent st.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern,
With headquarters at Texarkana; Il.
T. ROtb and wife, Of st. Louis; Mrs.
Holder, of st. Louis; Mr.. Frost, of st.
Louis; Miss Sallie Morse, OF Longview
Nh w. s. Van Nest, general eastern
agent of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain
Md Southern, with headquarters at
New York, and Colonel n, w. Cells
pie, Of Houston, southwestern passen.
81 agent of the st. Louis, Iron Noun
aIN and Southern.
They breakfasted at the Windsor,
'ter which they drove over the city,
ild left for Fort Worth at eleven
o'clock and returned at half-past seven
O'clock last night. They again repaired
'0lhe Windsor, where they took tea.
They remained here nearly all night
Andlett early this morning, EN- route
lo Houston, Austin, San Antonio and
GsvestOn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-21
An EYE SORE,

o,d Posioaice IlundeF Pni an ~
w. keW Huiiding-An Appeal ioI
Ssw PiSlures'
If has become u matter almost Of
.,mnlalnt that tho old rlekely, un'
'i,hlly fixtures were transferred from
@sold postolli5e 10 tho new building
,loonlinued IN use, In n city Of the
NJ, and importance Of Dallas such
l,bby sights ought 10 he 6ppplunted
,ih something more in keeping with
a, surroundings, The lulldlng Is u
,ge new and attractive one, but
,,eylhlng about II lr mrned win the
o0lrast caused ny goSeH, wiudUWs and
he axtures generally, wHich would
hardly be prrreumlde IN a ccops-roads
esonirc Tula poHlollli1 Ia n llrsl-
,l.,s one, the postmaster receiving the
ama salary 40 posInhitera In the
largest ci,lcs IN the union, yet IN an.
aDef sense II h nat llrst. class, and viii
No, be souutll II IL rellvYed Of tho cOuu.
ny aorp postollice appearance given II
Dy tho old traps brought from down
town, Some one ought TO make u
change In this mnttor, either the owner
Of tho building, tho postmaster him
@Ii or the department, for no II now
stands II Ia little less than disgrace.
New and modern fixtures would cost
bat little, and If Postmaster Norton,
who has perhaps become used TO II,
could see them ~ others do, he would
exert every power to have II change
elected. Strangers certainly make
mort Of the appearance OF our post
Office, and the home public are daily
living In hopes to see the matter rene.
died. Little or no attention was paid
bthls matter so long IA the office re-
NAMED IN the old stand, but on NOV.
Hg to the now building new fixtures
we're expected. Can't they be had?