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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20
BEECHER AD NAUSEAM.

The truism credited to Horace Gree
lev that, at isn't what YOU put in a
newspaper that makes it good it is
what YOU keep out Of it, is strikingly
pertinent, in view of the present revival
of the disgusting story Of the Beecher-
Tilton scandal. Again, the breezes that
blow from Brooklyn heights come laden
with its putrid stencil. Who, outside
of the Presidential circle in which move
these moral lepers, care aught for Mrs
Tilton's confession or believe the story
Of Beecher's denial. As to the guilt Of
the latter, most people, who were Of
sufficient years to read the testimony
on the trial, have long since made up
their minds, and which no newly dis
covered testimony will alter or change
The revival of the discussion in the
columns of respectable newspapers will,
however, enable the young Of both sexes
to hear their staid and deGorous elders
discuss themes that otherwise they
would know little or nothing about
Brave and good men ia al our large
cities are striving heroically, and it is
feared vainly, to stop the inroads of
pestlent literature, which even rarely
reaches the better classes of our youth
but which, in the recent epidemic of the
Beecher scandal, is to sweep iii fresh
wave over the land, and upon which
men and boys, matrons and madens,
saints and sinners are TO be entertained
alike. 1t is scarcely necessary to en-
large in this connection on the effects
of such recitals. The familiarity with
the details of this single scandal, and
which the news columns of our leading
dailes have furnished the means of ac-
curing, has done more to debauch the
public morals than all the prayers of a
legion Of Beecher worshipers can in a
life time atone for In the name of
common decency and morality, let the
names of these defamers OF religion and
the church be buried forever out of
sight.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20
RESUMPTION A CERTAINTY.

In spite of the Infationists aud our
Confederate Congress resumption is
close at hand The success of Secre-
tary Sherman last week in contracting
with the Syndicate at New York for
the sale Of fifty millions of United States
! - per cent bonds, to he delivered
within the present year, has done more
to inspire capital with confidence than
any thing that has occurred since the
decentralization of gold for it gives as
surance that resumption is certain on
the day fixed by law The influence
that this conviction will have on the
holders of immense amounts Of idle
capital cannot be estimated at once by
any outward evidences, but it will Ger
talniy be very great, and will be more
aud more realized, as loans become
easier, and commercial enterprise is en-
couraged. The great national want
has been supplied-confidence in re-
deemable currency. The present Con-
gress has shown its utter disregard of
the elementary principles of finance
morals and arithmetic If majority
in both Houses could have had their
own ways over veto, the Bland silver
bill, in all its original deformity, would
have become a law, and other niqui-
tOus legislation would have inevitably
followed. Our national credit would
have been irretrievably ruined, our Sc
curities would have returned in an ava
lanche from abroad, all prudent capital
lists would have retired their available
means, and we should have presented
the pitiable spectacle of great nation
oyerfIowing with resources, and recov-
cred f.om the worst damages Of an in
ternecuc war, deliberately committing
financial suicide. A Washington dis
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ITEMS FOR TAX PAYERS READING.

The following are few interesting
items of expense incurred by our State
authorities in that pleasant little militia
campaign AFTER the Baltimore riots of
July last:
black hire for the Governor, days.
$50; carriage hire for Governor, $50; use
of 10 tents, $50; horse and buggy for Colo
mel Hill, from July &c to August H. $72;
brandy, $40 per gallon, and A. gallons of
whisky, at $3.50 per gallen, $73 So; August
Is, gallon of brandy and | dozen bottles
of settler water, $3.50; gallon of brandy
So; dozen bottles of salzer, s.; 6 bottles
Tarrant's Aperient and 81 bottles of French
brandy and 1 bottle of whisky, Sa3 60; one
amputating case, $40; two pocket cases of
surgical instruments, $50; Thomas S.
Latimer, for use of instruments, $40; T.
Y. Hassan, 1856 coffees and sandwiches. at
Is cents, 1918; Maltby House, 100 coffees
and sandwiches at 80 cents, 35 breakfasts
at 80 cents, and 80 dinners at 10 cents, tin
cups $3.50. sSl %; Rennert House, coffee
and sandwiches for 1870 men, $3S. As, Baker
Il Mckenny, $50 sets dress equipments for
the Fifth Regiment, 81, 630.50.
The following are summaries OF some OF
the leading items: Pay of the Governors
Staff, So, 0S3 81; General Herbert's Staff,
S2.474 95; pay of the FIRST Maryland Ar
tiliery 81, TO 81; Carroll Guards, 81, 057 81;
Fifth Regiment. $ll,96l. 0l; Seventh Regl-
ment, $4,000 Ga; Eighth Regiment, 50,
oe7s0; pay of Colonel Hill, acting Quar-
telmaster, Sl9l e. subsistence stores S.,
SG17G; ratlons and transpoi tation So 1893
80; freight, 1898 q; hiring tents, 81, 2O6
Is; advertising and printing, S474 Al clerk
hire and pay OF doorkeeper, S50G.75; haul
ing $3.50 So; hack hire 800 4S: room rent,
$3.50; medicines, S20G GA; whisky, brandy
and settler S137 80; surgical instruments.
S356.13; communication of rations, $544 SO;
flies and drums, S3S. There were pur-
chased 20 dozen drawers, 20 dozen socks.
20 dozen shirts, SS1 pairs of shoes, / 800
blouses, LBS pairs of trousers and /, 300
caps. The total expenditure is $84, $50. 10.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20

polite. Only bv his death did he bene-
fit his Kind In speaking of his char
acter, one who knew him we'll declares
that my intimate acquaintance with
" him never discovered the faintest evil
"dence of a conscience anywhere in his
moral nature, and very faint evidence
" of moral nature of any kind" He
was in some sense generous. it is true,
but his prodigality even was the price he
paid for the silence of his associates in
crime Take him all in all, he was a
phenomenon, which, for the sake of the
American name, we may all hope ma
ture will not soon repeat.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20
fortunes that Need not be Endures.

People SAGE. great dead Of pain unnecessarily
Among fortunes ti.a bod not hc endured those
inflicted y ths rhcuHnel! ...a G,lt, since the a,rl
clement IN the blood which rro,.ires by contact
with th- sensitive covering Of tho MUSCLES and i"ints
may lie eliminated hy the of that match!"s~ dopu-
rent, Ho-tcters stomach Btturs. before TIA" inf ANNA
tory symptoms developed 10 aay great extent
When il i considered what oXrrucit;:y t"rgrrS rhru-
matism nlctS. and what tendency il has When fiily
developed To attack the heart, the HNi-ah!ity OF
early use Of such reliable antluta becomes at One
api.:-'n. The rheumatic virus i expelled from the
blood uS thr increased action OF the klnry>-whci
act E'Tin-f.-p nirced 10y the Bittcrs and til"
fercr viii fad. il hr ;I..s supreme defensive
that he will b. protected hs i.tr Of tn" ishn-
izng complaint. Dyspepsia, i.yrr aud 81 80 il cr and
bowel complaints and other Haladrs, a!.o ,r :,
this armirabl, remedy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20

IN BALTIMORE. john S. Pointer, ESD. of
the Baltimore Doteotige force says: " Dur
ing the railroad strike OF July, 1877, in this
city, | was exposed at night while on duty
to a current of air, which induced iiheu-
matism in my shoulder, thereby rendering
me unable to use my arm at all. applied
keler's Roman Liniment, which gave me
immediate and permanent relief. | would
add, also, that a member of my family,
who has suffered with the same disease for
many years, and isft scarcely any remedy
untried, has experienced most beneficial
results from the use of the Roman I.ini,
ment."
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20

TIE CITIZENS RAILWAY Co. Or BAL
TIMoKE. G. G. Speed. the Superin-
tenGent of the above corporation reports as
follows: " san bear unqualified testimony
to the pain relieving and healing properties
of keler's Roman l.iniment in Use in my
family, where its results nave been rapid
and highly satisfactory. My men, who
have used it for various painful ailments,
unanimously report wonderfully quick and
curative effects, especially my foreman,
who severely injured lie back in heavy
lifting, and was cured i'll single day by
its use.n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20

THE Republican party will enter the
Fall campaign with two hrst-class
issues, assured resumption and opposi-
ton to Southern raids on the Treasury.
1t is in better trim than its best friends
could have hoped for short time ago.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20

If Secretary Sherman succeeds in
accomplishing resumption, as now
seems entirely probable, there will be
one member of the Administration
whose popularity will enable him to
entertain bright hopes of conspicuous
political future. His will be the one
great act of this Administration.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20
ELKTON, APRIL 70, 1878.

THE Oregon Democrats disturb the
stiffness of the Pacific coast with yell
of fraud. Coming from the State of
Cronin and Grover there is no end of
pathos in it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20

THE "Avenue" is the title Of a
monthly journal edited by the Rev. |
NJ. Haldeman, pastor of the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church, Wilmington,
Delaware, the first number Of which
has reached US. 1t is most excellent
specimen of religious newspaper, and
as sample of Typography is credit to
its publishers, Messrs. James 4 Webb.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20
Notice to Creditors.

THIS is 10 give notice that Tie Subscribers Of Cecil
county have ohtan'i from the Orphans Court said
90 nr, letters of Administration the personal
of JOSEPH PYLE,
late Of said county deceased. AL persons having claims
inst the said deceased hereby warned TO EXHIBIT
the same. with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or ir fore tn" -aII day of March. 1879:
they may otherwise. 10y law. hr excluded from all benefit
"t SAID estate. All persons indebted said estate are
reqUt> ted to make miu, ,iar pay Subscribers
Given undrr on: hands thi, aOth day March MS
STEPHEN J. PYLE
nARRIE T PYLE,
Administrators Of Joseph PYLE. decd
iest-RGtBEN b. LAMAR, register.
Mar :!t-GN
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SLASHER And CRASHER.'
Public Local Law.
OPERATIVE In CECIL COUNTY.

Published in compliance with an act of
the General Assembly of Maryland, viii ch
requires that all Public Local Laws shall
be published for three successive weeks in
all the newspapers published in the county
wherein the law is made to take effect.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20
ORDER NISI.

IN TIE NATTER OF THE SALE OF THE REAL
ESTATE OF JESSE PRITCHAHp, DECEASED
nRDERED, This ninth day OF April,
Ne .htcen hundred and s"y-nt weight that the sale
the real estate made aud errtc III the above emit
lied cats" 10y Samuci b. Grant administrator Z. q Of
Jesse PrItrhar'i. deceased be ratified AMI confirmed
unless Ctpsc to liz contrary thereof be shown on
hci'- the 18th day 81 Hume next: provided. copy Of
tiis Order he insert i'll newspaper published in
C'cil comfy once week for month before the
18th dal Of May
The Report states the amount Of sales be- 10000.
H y. LAMAR
Register IF WIS Of Cecil county.
Trrr copy: test, K. b .AMAK.
April Elm Register of Wills # Cecil county
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20

@-Old and young, rich and poor all
unite in testifying to the true merit OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. For over q quarter
of century it has proved itself !: true,
tried and trusted friend.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20

We welcome among our exchanges
the first number of The Tidal Wave"
the new journal devoted to temperance,
and published in Baltimore, under the
editorial management Of Mr.. Alpheus
Townsend. 1t is bold, able, and I'M
compromising in its advocacy of tenn
perance reform. We heartily wish it
and the cause it pleads, unqualified sue
cess
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20
Notice to Creditors.

YINHlS is to give notice, that the subscri
4 heI- Of {, r"uHtv nave obtained from tho Or
p.aus Curt said county, letters of Administration
the p rsoual estate of
ANTHONY &. THOMPSON.
at" q" SAID county. drcrsci A. persons having Cl,i
against tn" said deceased hereby warned EXHIBIT
th same with the vouchers Jher-pfd duly authenticated
On or h"for" the 9th day Of April. 1879;
they may otherwise, hy law. I've excluded from all bene-
Il; OF said cstt''. An persons indebted said
ar iprStd 10 nakr immediate payment the sub
Srrit,f-.
Given under hands. this 18th day of April 1873.
RE3E'CA J. THOMPSON
MARTIN :. THOMPSON,
Administrators Of Anthony q Thompson, decd.
;">t-EEiREN h. ItEAR. Register.
Auri, t.. lN1>-tw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20

THE Democratic editor groans aloud
over that vote to retore the income tax
Southern claims are bad enough, he
cries, but don't make defeat doubly
sure in advance by loading the party
with an income tax also The mischief
is done already, most unhappy brother
1t is the intent which has been shown.
If the tax is not voted at this session,
the Southern and Western Democrats
will be sure to put it through if they
get control of the next Congress The
only way to be sure of defeating both
claims and tax is to defeat the Demo
cratic party.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20

WE have received q copy of the
american Young Folks published
at Topeka, Kansas, with which, and
its weekly contemporary, the " Kansas
Farmer" we believe Mr. E. E. Ewing,
former editor of The Wing" has re-
Gently become connected The paper
is bright and sparkling specimen of
juvenile literature, aud must be house
hold favorte Need we say that it
must succeed under its present manage
ment?
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20

CONGRESSMAN TOWNSEND took the
wind out of a very pretty bubble on
Friday. The familiar plea that the
South should have free ticket to the
Treasury because we have had a Cen
tennial Exhibition, was advanced in be-
half of Virginia Mr.. Townsend de-
molished it ef1ectually by recalling the
fact that Virginia had voted unanim-
ously through her Congressman to give
no aid whatever to the Exhibition.
Virginia never gives aid; her policy is
always to take, not give.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20

TAPE WITH HEAD, REM Owed in Nv" b"ur-
WORM I guaranteed. Medicine s"ut-takcn AT.
ia Pc 1 home Cause, n. ptii or incoHvcui"ncc.
WORM send f,r price and references ,i pn.>uns
cured. GUsrsy KLAUS, 81 \ 5ti. -. !hia
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Notice to Creditors,

Tiis j. |" give notice. that the Subscribers. If Cc,
county, lay" chained from the Orphans Court
county. letters OF Administration Oh thu p-r-rlta
estate OF HANNAH KIRK.
late of said county deceased. Ali persons having claims
against Ia" sad deceased hereby ,rur,l to c'hhit
the with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On OF before the l7th day of Arrll, lS79;
they may Otherwise ty iaw. lee excluded all benefit
Of said esatr. All persons indebted said c-tat" are
requested i" f:.afa nr:rr.a!r payment 10 tn -uh>rr
Der. "Iven under i.t"d.. dis goth day Of Aprj!
1873. ANN KIRK
NATHAN GRIFFITH.
Admin i.tra:ur> . 7 f" of lIanna! kik d-t Il.
Te-t-kErEES b. lamar, Register.
Alri ~. lS7s--6w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM pEFoRMED.

There has been, then, no reform under
Hayes-not even in the Civil Service ?'
There least of all, Hayes has distin
guisheT himself since his Inauguration by
making tho worst set of appointments
that ever disgraced the nation. The NUN
Der of nominees for Office now before com
mittees against whom serious charges are
recorded is formidable, and there is another
long list Of charges against those hereto
fore rejected or confirmed, which is equally
formidable. and it would disgust the PEG
pie with their President if they could
read the record. 1t will all come out
some time. If Hayes should send in
a message on Civil Service Reform,
list of these selected friends and favorltes
Of the President will be published, and ii
will make such an astounding commentary
upon the President words, as would dis
concert more philosophical Cabinet than
that in which Evarts and Schurz figure as
refOrmerS
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THE PRESIDENT cARELEssLY INSULTING

1Fff fsf11F'7I1'h -flsI-I'E17SI4I INoN I'II-N'''
ITO return to the Administration; do
you see no hope of bringing the President
III accord with the Republican leaders ."
:" must confess that | have ceased to
have any expectation of it. No opportun-
ity for harmoniZing matters is given by the
President To the old leaders of the party
he is either s,nilingly cold or carelessly in
suitiDg. have known men-men honored
through the land for their past services
to come away from the White House in a
rage because they had been kept cooling
their heels in an ante-room while rebel
brigadiers came and went at their pleasure.
Aud this SORT Of work goes on from bad to
worse all the time, you will readily see,
therefore, that the President himself is
bent on excluding all chance Of restoring
harmony.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20
ORDER NISI.

IN THE NATTER OF THE TRUST ESTATE OF
FRANCIS Il. fAKkE AND THOMAS SMITH
In the Circuit 'rHr' f.: Cecil county. In Equity.
ORDERED, This 29th day of March,
~ 1919, that the sale m;r and spurted by James T.
Mccullough As iGnrc If P.rkr and Smith of the sale
81 th" property known the Rolling Mill property he
ratlh~i and confirmed. unless contrary
thereof he shown In or t"fprc the iOth day of May
next: provided. NY Of THIS Order L.. inserted in
some newspaper printed in Crcil county. once 4 week
Tor one month before the Both day of April next
The Report states the amount Of sales To he $50 90
\. ". MITCHELL, Clerk
True copy test, \. W. MITCHELL
Mar 81, lS1>--lm Clerk
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NOTICES. dc.
FINE POTATOES.

am just in receipt of lot Of MAINE.
L CARTER aud EARLY ROSE POTATOES which |
AM "h'riol Ia Iot' sut r,hasnr-.
CAPT. WV r. kEALET.
AfTlt IL, ISIS Elhtnn. Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20
STRAWBRlDGE e CLOTHIER
CONTINl'E THEIR OFFERINGS OF
DRESS GOODS.

The aarn EXCLUsELY CASH PURCHASES
atton tie ntch selling
He0Her.
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HAYES THINKS or STARTING 4 NEWSPAPER

HAYES THINKS OF STARTING 4 NEWSPAPER.
{" But has the Administration any money
at its command, SENATOR"
Plenty of it. The contractors, | under
stand, furnish it whenever the pressure is
put on them. know this Administration
Is perfectly virtuous, and yet | believe that
you and | both would be surprised if we
knew how much money it had at its COM
mand \ gentleman residing now in
Washington, who though a Democrat, is
high in the confidence of the Adpinistra-
ton: and at the same time, has always ex-
pressed himself as friendly to me, told me
not long ago that he had been sent for and
consulted by the President as to the adj
visibility of starting first class Journal,
in New York or at the Capital, TO support
the Administration. The gentleman re-
marked to Hayes that it would cost a great
deal of money, but the President at once
replied that money was no object, as all
that was wanted would be furnished al once.
Half a million could he supplied, if desired.
The gentleman, whose real reason was that
there was no constituency to support pa
per if issued, got out of the conference as
best he could, and the subject was not
brought up again. But he said to me, in
speaking of the project, that the Admin
istration net only could squeeze out great
deal of money for its friends, but that it
was prepared to use it without stint 1t
does this, too while protesting to be anx
iouS for reform in politics.
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N THE
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
IN THE
LAWN DEPARTMENT.
LADIES
MI slim UNDERWEAR.

The most coInpl-t" stock shown in Phai l,.ha
comPrising every variety of plain and handsomely
trimmed undergraduates. at ve'y moderate prices.
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makers; but think everybody knew there
was an intrigue going on between the South
ern Democracy and the friends of Hayes,
and the wires between Washington and
Columbus kept the Ohio man thoroughly
informed as TO all that was doing in his
behalf.
HE THINKS MISCHIEF "a PLOTTING AND
SLIPS AWAY
Putting this and that together, was
pretty well convinced that there was rotten
ness in Louisiana and that an effort was
making to stitie all inquiry. knew moth
ing, so l could not speak, and when the
Commission determined not to go behind
the returns there was no choice left but to
endorse the regular returns as presented.
| was MOTTO speak candidly-sorry. how
ever, that an engagement made long before
and that could not be delayed, prevented
my presence at the vote on Louisiana. |
had made my arrangements to be there,
but, as you will remember, the vote was
postponed for a day--from Saturday to
Monday. This postponement threw me
out of my calculations, and | was absent.
| am frank to say that | thought then there
was something not exactly straight about
that Louisiana business, but now believe
when the whole truth is known it will sink
, tHlS Aihlh iSti dllou-I iCSltcul anu All W
the lowest depths of infamy."
HAYES OWNED BY THE SOUTH.
You think, then, Senator, that the
President is wholly in the hands of the
Southern Democrats?'
- am sure of it. A Republican told me
that not long ago he had occasion to visit
the white House, and he found the Presi-
dent polite but chilly as an iceburg. While
he was there Senator Gordon walked in
without ceremony, and the Presidents
countenance at once lightened up and he
rose from his seat, grasped the Senator's
hand warmly, and throwing an arm atfec-
tiOnately over his shoulder. drew him to
the window, where the two talked together
i'll confidential whispers, and then Gordon
walked out as he came In-with the air OF
one who was perfectly at home. The other
guest took his leave at once i'll great disgust.
HUI. Lamar. aud other SouthernerS are re-
ported to he on the same terms of familiar
ity there, while the cold shoulder is given
to the oldest and best of our Republican
leaders 1t looks very much like owner
ship on the part of these gentlemen, and it
is certain that they are not disposed to re
lax any of their claims Hayes cannot get
out of their power if he would, and | am
by 10 means sure that he desires it. He
has an inordinate cOnceit of his own pow
ers. and in spite of the fact that he can
command no votes at the South seems
possessed of the delusion that he is able to
create q party of his own there
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20

We have hut one price for goods whether purchase
consumers w" DO tur shopping through oar Mail Ord
which CHARACTER II" our house among Philadelphia resd,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20

IN act t" repeal sections two. five. six and >ever o
OF tne acts VI eighteen hundred aul seveuiy-oix.
"h::pt"r two huEdl,, and ei2hty-one entitled ( An
At to provide Tor the regulation yf the sale Spirit
un and Fet@"ute'i Liquors Lager Beer in Cecil
c1Mnty. ami 10 reel.nt the eana with Landm.nts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-04-20

Good Blar% Tea, &c per pound pounds for 81 0o
Dried Peaches, ~. per pound, oi pounds for 2ic
ST0NE CHINA TEA SET II pieces ioI s. 30
Best Coal oil. guaranteed no nre test % Fer gallon
New Crop \ o Mulasses, i2c per gallon
rE-A good Mnassrs Tor sc OF / gallon, for =.
leo bargains you Will find, il You visit