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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22
The why.

Steam is good thing. But, shut
the throttle and load the safety valve
and what?
SO human activity is n good thing.
Ii hammers and saws and FORCES and
files. II plows and sows and reaps
and grinds. II spins and weavcs.
II thinks and writes and breaches
and inyents. IL builds houses and
sail ships. II subducs forests and
digs down mountains. It rips up
the face of the earth for its food and
tears the bowels of the earth for its
jewels. The earth groans beneath
its fierce powers. II grudges the
unused air. II sleeps at night only
TO drink in strength for the morrow.
Now shut the throttle valve! Ac-
iiviiy is industry. But take away
the opportunity or the rewards of
activity and industry is gone. But
activity remains. Fire makes steam
whether the throttle is open or shut.
There is no safety valve to human
energy. There is no outlet for ener-
gy except along the driving wheel or
by explosion. II men cannot build
they will tear down. The elements
of power are only destructive agen-
cies under proper control.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22
Of the Texas Pacific Railroad,

In thc annual report Of tho ,lirec-
tors, il is stated that 444 miles of
road are operated. The gross earn
ings for the year ending May 81 were
81, 1881 ,3l0,35; working expenses,
81 ,lis, iaa asI not earnings, 1888, s79.
81. In gross earnings. as compared
with previous year, there was an in
crease ofS27s,S57 OF.
OF the entire tonnage seyenty-six
per cent. was local business and
fwenty-four per cent. through bust
ness. There was an increase of sew
enty-two per cent in commercial ton
nngo.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22
Texas News Items.

The bar of Washington county
the legal onc-have unanimously en-
dorsed Hon. b. ii. Davis, of Bryan,
for Roberts vacant situation. The
Milan county legal lights arc also for
Davis.
BRUTAL MURDER.-We learn that
n most cruel and brutal murder oc-
cured at Emory few days ago. a
man named Wilson attacked Il man
named Buchanan, and told him if he
did not pay him forty dollars, which
he owed him, in three days, that he
would Kill him. Buchanan told him
If he would wait few days longer
till he could get the money he would
pay him, but that he could not get il
in three days, and that if he was 90
ing to kill him mt the end of that
time, he had rs well do il now. Will
son then cut him fourteen times with
knife, causing instant death. Will
son was arrested before he stopped
cutting Buchanan. He WAS carried
through the city Wednesday, en route
to the Marshall Jail for safe keeping.
Hood County Runner.
LUNAR RAINBow.-Sunday night
about ii o'clock, Il strange sight was
witnessed in the western skies. A
pure silver colored rainbow made its
appearance in that quarter, the. arch
extending high in the heavens, the
points touching the horizon at wide
ly distant points, the whole bow be-
ing plainly visible and very pretty
Rain was coming down pretty lively
ut the time and the moon was about
thirty degrees above the horizon in
the east. Few persons have ever
seen rainbow AT night. and those
who have will never forget its quiet
beauty and clegance.-UOustoH Tel
egram.
RAINING FRoGs.-On our way
home Sunday night, about IL o'clock
we were caught in a shower. In
this there Is nothing particularly
strange, as large number of people
were on their way home at the same
hour and were caught by the same
shower. But possibly all did not no.
tice one Of those strange phenomena
which sometimes accompany sum
mer shower. We refer to the falling
Ia the earth ofnumbcrlcss frogs with
the water. When AT point near
Bremonds square, ON Main street,
our attention was attracted, as well
as called, TO the large number of frogs
on the street. Upon examining we
found nnnbcrlcss toads of various
sizes hopping along, and would oc-
casionally see one drop, rs if from
the skies into the mud.-HOuStoH
Telegram.
a FREE FIGuT IN MONTAGUE in
winch THREE MEN ARE KILLED.
From Mr.. Gillcnwatcrs, who re-
turned this afternoon from Montague
county, the Register learns the par
ticulars ola terrible triple murder
which took place in the town of
Montague Wednesday night. The
facts rs detailed to Mr.. Gillenwaters
by an eye witness, are rs follows:
Tom CULLEN, II young man who
lives ut Wldtesboro in this county.
aad u man named Roberts went into |
the town Of Montague together The |
parties while drinking freely t0geth-
~ met with two men named Pol
ard, one an old and the other u Young
nan supposed 10 be filthcr and son
who were also drinking. \ dis
lute arose between Roberts and the
I'D man Pollard and Roberts drew
rs gun, Winchester rifle, 10 shoot.
'ollard was too quick for him, and
hOt him dead win n rcNnlvnr
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Seeing his friend Roberts fall, Quill
lin shot the old man Pollard through
with a Winchester, the ball entering
his back and passing entirely through
him, killing him instantly. The
young Pollard then ran for doctor,
and Quillin mounted his horse to
leave town. As he rode oil he met
Pollard returning with the doctor,
and leveling his gun, sent bullet
crashing through his brain. The
officers gave pursuit to Quillin, fir
ing at him fifteen or twenty times.
They captured his horse, and il is
thought wounded him, but he made
good his escape. This bloody trag-
edy, in which three men lost their
lives, grew out Of q drunken brawl.
II Is not known that the men had
augilt against each other before,
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Condensed News.

An elegant dinner has been given
to Mrs. Hayes in Newport.
The New York papers are fighting
about their circulation.
Edison is studying electricity MS
applied to discovery of mines in Ne
vada.
New York contributes to yellow
fever sufferers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22

Texas Press.

The ,priglltly evils Point LocoF'
apologies for being dressed up, and
gives, ths reasons for il. But iudg-
mcnt win come slowly
Ifany body thinks that the editor
has been dressed up this week with
out any probable grounds for conf
hitting such a crime, they are inform
ed that he is temporarily widowcr,
rs the madam is on visit to Lcng-
view.
The East Texas Beacon starting
out with this sentcntious declaration.
"The Texas BedcOR is not divis-
sionisi perse," gives calm and dispas-
sionate reasons why Texas should
properly be divided, and sums up
admirably for so poor a cause. 1t is
in the right. Ifdivision must come,
il now is the better time. The Bed-
cOH concludes:
Let the people of Texas remember
that a death-bcd repentance but sell
dom affords restitution.
The Huntsville Item shouts right
out in church in the following strong
language:
We are glad the Herald of Dallas,
is lusty for division of the state.
Gentlemen, we join you in the cry.
Look at our judiciary system; glance
at the work before the supreme
court: see il Increasing every day.
with no chance of it ever being II
"clean docket" ms the state stands
now: then say what other remedy j.
there but division of the state /?
Our rulers have shown themselves
incompetent to manage il with only
two millions of inhabitants: how
much more able will she be in 1880,
when the population will be five
millions, or in 1900, when it will bo
twenty millions Let the word be
divide, from this time to till the job
is done.
The Houston Telegram grows
facctious.
1t is a turkey gobbler in Palestine
has adopted the twO-thirds rule and
commenced setting upon nine eggs.
So far only five "chicks" have
Matched, but he 1t determined to set
there until the sixth matches or the
five already elected starve to death.
principles, not men," is his motto.
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facctious.
The Independent Movement in Ten.
nessee.

As we anticipated, says the Angus
Ia Chronicle and COnStitHtion0iist,
the element which carried the cleo
tons in Memphis and Nashville in
the Tennessee elections of few DAYS
ago-which, whether termed Oppo-
sition, National, Labor or Greenback
may in the South most Justly be
styled INDEPENDENTS by no means
satisfied with its success. Having
won local victory, it now means. If
ii be possible for.it to do so, TO win II
triumph on II more imposing field.
\ determined, and in all probability
"A successful effort will be made by
the Independents TO elect Congress-
man from the Memphis district in
November, and a call has been issued
for II State convention, to be held in
Nashville, the 29th inst, for the pur-
pose of nominating a candidate for
Governor Of Tennessee. That the
Independents can now be successful
in state contest we do not believe.
Eut they will probably poll large
vote and prepare the way for des-
peratc contest in lSS0-a contest that
ihH 'libhHE'l lil' tlttllOll Ol u IbtlIl-
ocratic President rs well Us of Dem
ocratic Governor. The returns from
North Carolina are not vet complete.
but il is beginning to be feared that
there are enough Independents and
Republicans returned To the Lcgisla- |
turc 10 secure the defeat of the Dem
Ocratic caucus nominee for United |
States Senator. And Democratic
Journals of that State seem to cOnccdc |
hat Josiah Turner, Independent, has
been sent TO the Legislature BY so
argc majority that he can be easily
Elected TO Congress in November.
every Northern Republican journal
cjgiccs over these Independent vie
origs rs though they had been Re-
publican triumphs, They are Re
publican triumphs in 80 far " they
isentegrate and weaken the Demo-
racy, and il these successes continue
nero will be more shadow than sub
ancc in The solid South.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22

The East is letting up ON Texas,
finding enough AT its own doors TO
exercise its powers of denunciation
and holly horror, as the following
from Talmage Sundays Tdiks will
sufficiently illustrate
"That which imprcsses me most to-
night is the epidemic OF crime that
has ragged the whole week-worse
than the fever epidemic in New Or
leans or Grenada. What's the mat
ter? Is it the dog-days, giving to
the human race canine paroXysms I!
Men riding in their own carriages
slaughtered before getting out, while
the robber and assassin gets in. A
man is knocked down ON the corner.
another murdered in bed, woman
poisoned at her own table, houses
robbed and property destroyed any
hour of the day. What's the natter
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22

The Denison Neps is not Il green
back paber,at least we think not from
the following account of a torch
light procession:
Thirty-four torches in all, and the
grand(D procession brought up by
AN army of little nigs and bootblacks.
OF course bur Jennings was big Ike
in the procession.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22
Democratic Barbecues.

The barbecue and public speaking
enormously announced in yesterdays
EXAMINER to take place at CyeJuyne,
September 9th, is to be at Clifton.
Bosque county, on that date, and
everybody is invited to come and
have good time. And speaking of
barbecues, democratic mass meetings
and the like, we offer the suggestion
that series of such occasions be
gotten up and that they be so ar
ranged as TO date that the speakers
can go directly from one to another,
thus taking in ON one tour several
counties lying adjacent to each 9TH
er, possibly all the district. This
would facilitate matters greatly, saw
ing the speaker in many instances the
trouble and expense of passing twice
over the same ground, and enabling
him to fill appointments which other
wise he might not be able TO do. In
brief, systcmatizc the work. IN the
present Instance, for example, lot the
series beginning at Clifton include
appointments for Comanclc, Brown.
Coryell, and possibly other counties,
and we hesitate not to say that some
Of The distinguished speakers pro-
posed including Coke, Mills, Lang,
and others, if not all of them, will
meet all of the appointments. We
offer the suggestion in the interest of
the party, and shall be pleased to
publish such series of appoint
ments rs is here proposed.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22
An Elegant Preparation

Designed 10 meet the public want for harm
less hair DRESSING and restorative, Is found in
Parker's Hair Balsam. II acts like maggie,
commencing at the very roots, removes Dan
drum and all humurs nom the scalp and new
or mil, to restore gray or fnded hair to its
original youthful color and beauty. Falling
hair Is Immediately checked 10y its use, and II
produces II growth of beautiful young hair,
SOFT, glossy and luNuriant, that surprises
every Onc. THESE properties added to Its eN-
quisitc perfume and purity Of composition,
rcndrrs 1t the growing favoritr OF ihe toilet
table everywhere lmy u ho,tlc from Your
druggist, u. b GRAVES, druggist, Waco,
and test it, merits. AuglGdSwtOcu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22

Our mathematical readers will he
pleased at the revival of an old prob
lem, "Squaring the circle" Its time
of periodicity is seventeen years, and
this is its year. See another column.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22

The frantic terror displayed in
Memphis over the yellow fever looks
unmanly and criminal. But we
must recollect that the friglltiil llor-
rors of 1873 are still fresh in their
memories.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

vital Weakness or bcprcssioni q weak
exhausted feeling, 10 energy ar courage; Tho
EXPRESSES, or some drain upon the system, il
always cured by HUMPHREYS homeopathic
l'hcilc No. p. II tones up and inVipnrntps
iht system, dispcls the gloom aud tlcsIoudcn-
cN imparts strength aud rncrgy-stnps the
dlhln AMI rcjuvpnAtcs the entire man Keen
used twenty years with perfect success by
thousands Sold hy dealers Price Al t,,r
single vial, or 81 per package of i've ,lnls nni
W walls of powder Sent by mail on rrccint
Of price. Address Humphreys Homeopathic
Medicine Company lW Fulton street, New
iofh' iuyl2wly
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22

To all who are suffering from the errors anil
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
carly decay loss of manhood. Sc, Twin send
recipe that viii cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
el by missionary in south America. send
aself-addresscd envelope to the Rev Joseph r.
IIamman, station u. Bible House, New York
lllN. nuglNMIf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22

And now the man who killed HIM
self and little boy from fright during
the eclipse, is located in Missouri.
II is Indiana's turn now.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22

The grasshoppcr shall become u
burden. The grecnback party of
Texas is finding the republican party
too heavy to stagger under. And
they can't drop it. lar s-l
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22

The coming congress will tell the
fate of the country in its hands. 1t
is therefore an Object Of extreme
solicitude. That it will be compos-
ed of majority sound on financial
policy to he hoped for and worked
for. No man can afford TO stand
aloof in the coming elections, for
even in states with large democratic
majorities il must be remembered
that overwhelming majoriIies carry
moral force with them. Let demo
Gratis turn out to all meetings, keep
the political cauldron boiling and
send up their representatives with
majoritics unprecedented. The Tex
as delegation made itself felt last
winter, let it bo the power this fall.
Big majorities carry on their shout
ders big influence.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22

The Waco Ddiiy Examiner comes
forth once more like gold twice tried
by the fire, bright and purified by
the two ronilagrations which laid il
corporal part in ashes. The pub
Usher receives the congratulations of
the entire press of the state. How
ever the Examiner may differ with
others in matters OF opinion, il does
20 with decency and moderation
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22

The great annual tea-ship race OF
over 10000 miles, from China TO Lon
dop, has been won this year by the
Gieneagie, which brought e2,0OO, 900
of new tea with her. She made the
run from Hankow 10 Gravesend in
ahirty-seven days, one hour and four
minutes, the best time on record.
How close the race was may be in
ferred from the fact that on Dover
the Gienedgle was twenty-seYen
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22
A ROOK.kEEPER SAYS:

~ have been using Tut Pills for dyspcp-
STA, and Ind them the hest remedy ] ever
trei Up to that time everything ate lisa
greed with me. | can now digest any Kind OF
ties as book keeper with satisfaction, and
have gained flnecl p0nnds of solid flesh. The
value OF these pills cannot be uVerestihlutrd,
w. L. SrhmltkN. lnlmmhiM. s. Z.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22

The EXAMINER placed two months
ago, the actual circulation per capita
at 1925. We shall be able to verify
that fact we think. Y .
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22
Tilden's Chances,

We think il extremely improbable
that he will succeed in winning a
nomination. lie Is not half as popu-
lar MS whom he was before the people
two years ago, His faults and his
weaknesses have been fully exposed
to view his tactics are fully under
stood by the enemy, and in many
other respects he has become the
weakest OF all the score of candidates
who ARE before the people. Hen
bricks, Thurman, llayard or any of
the well-known and esteemed public
men have more elements of popular
strength than Tilden, and the Demo
cratic National Convention will be
exceedingly foolish if it does not take
these facts into consideration, The
Democratic party docs not owe Til
den or any other man anything. The
boot is on the other foot, for IL is they
VIII owe all they are to the Democrat
10 party. II thoy have been hpnured
il has been Us favor, not Us the dis
charge of AN obligation.
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A DOCTORS OPINION:

Dr. |. Guy Lewis, Of Fulton, Arkt writes
Zone wear ago was taken sick, u friend
argued so strongly In mvorOf Tut us that
| was induced In use them. Never did me'ii-
cine have II happier effect than In my cast,
After practice of quarter Of century,
proclaim them the best nuli-hil liuus medicine
ever used have prescribed them In my
nraCticp ever since ~
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THURSDAY, AUGUST %, 1878.

Bank cashiers are getting to be
noniest men.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22

The British Parliament Is proro-
gued, which stamps Beaconsilcfd's
policy with approval.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22

Atlanta, Ga. has 81 greenback clubs
and 1900 members. Atlanta's vot-
ing population is about 5000.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22
ENz3II!,TI.fE1'lI'l!E

Ten wears have proven their efficacy IN all hillary
disorders They restore the. liver, stomach ana
kidneys to hedthful actioni give appetite, good d.
o.. tion and visor TO body and mind
Rev, II. l., Simpson, Louisville, Ky, says:
Z. Tuff's PiHs are UOrth their WeiVhf q"
sayre a Co., Druggists say: We sell Tiny
borss Taft,s Iiifs to flee Of all others.o
Price, Is cents. Office 30 Murray St, New York,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22

The Sumpter Go. Ga. Republican
published at Americas is II large and
able paper full of home news. We
exchange with great pleasure.
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. HOTEL,
....--. hmm :

formerly Cosmopolitan noidD
Will remove the fav0rlte old Washington
Hotel from Its present location to the commo-
lloVs brick building recently occupied by the
Cosmopolitan, on or about the s'ilh July. The
house has been thoroughly renovated aud NJ
furnished Is centrally located with ample
and comfortable accommodations Tor the tray
cling public
VIII continue at the old stand until reno.
val Respectfully youTs,
... q, JOHN ,suNMERs, .PrqPr.
GIyEsr0N, July LIST, 1sId ltf afr p
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Dr. RIcIlAr's
Golden Remedies.

DIR RCHAl's GOLDEN BALSAM, NJ.
will cure syphilis Ia It's first aud sctun,lnr,
stages, such ~ old Ulcers, liberated SORE,
Throat, sore eyes, sorenes, of the scalp,
Blotchrs, skin EruptiuuS, Secondary lrttN
IN various parts Of the person; In met. alt
cases arising FROM all improper cure uf thi,
disease ~ It's first stages, ufHdiCating disease
thoroughly. Price - per bottle; two bottles,
81
Or RICHNu'S GOLDEN BAISNM. No. =.
Will cure all that No. VIII, hut is mot upra.-
snry To he used only In cusc. OF tpriinr, nr
thirii stages of syphilis, where Tertiary Mrr-
clrial or Syphlllitic rheumatism are cnui rct-
t-i with II, IhHyc taken hundreds from hu--
lhtal beds all over the world, Who have tain
Tor years under the best phy siCiuns In that
section of the country, and thoroughly cured
them In u few weeks 10y the use Of this mpdi-
cine The beneficial effects Of my rrmedir.
are felt at once eradichting this cursed lis
ease from the ystcm entirely and forever
Price 81 per bottle, or two bottles tor 81
DIR. RICIhu's GOLDEN ANTIDOTE. a
safe speedy und radical cure for Gonnrrhu.n.
elect Irritation, Gravel, structure nnd all
Urinary arrangements, accompanied with full
directions warranted To cure / have USED
this remedy with universal success in q long
practice, ana can safely recommend II 81 ali,
Price VI per bottle.
DIR. RICHNIps GOLDEN ELIXIR -.
AMOUR, or ELIXIR of LOVE, acts like IL
charm. IL IN fJidical cure for SprrInrttor-
rhTa, Emissions, Impotence, Strrilitv, gen
eral debility In old or young giving vitality
aud imparting energy with wonderful effect
To those who have led life Of sensualit, or
seli-abuse, II Is Invaluable. II Is composed uf
me most powerful Ingredients of the ycgcta-
BILE Kingdoms harmless but speedy in rrst0r-
ing healthy and natural action to the sexual
organs. Hundreds will lind this remedy an
incstimabe boon Price 81 per bottle; two
bottles for 80.
Inquire of your Druggist for these Rene
dicsi II Il" has not got them, forward your
ally.
II \ All correspondents answered cOntidrn-
lihlly Medicine forwarded 10 any MARI of
llm United states or CanOdas, frce from OBJ
scrvatiOn,
DR, u. u. RICHARDS.
lrbasilAMly ~ kATiCk 81 New York
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S67O.73l.39S.5O

Divide 100000 population and II
gives not quite SO per copito.
The matter stands thus,
Judge IIancock-resumptlon apol-
ogist, sS2l per capita.
Hon. Joseph c. Stone, rabid rcsump-
zionist. sl5. per capita.
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r AND FOR SALE.

I AND FOR SALE. fFuHH
We have One Lands In Pals and other
counties of 'reSas, nndwiIp sell % long time
to settlers, or exchange for stock.
HANR!CK 4 GURLEY.
hhyiuSWi2n Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-08-22

Judge Hancock claims 81 per cap
itd circulation. In contrast we place
the highest claim made by a fierce
resumptionist. Hon. Joseph G.
Stone, of Iowa, in Congress June 4.
JUNE l, 1878.
Old demand notes and legal tender
notes. S346.743.313.50
National Bank bills. 1928. 9ss. 0s5.00
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CORNs AND MUNYON'S.
nr Took Is iurbOllzed PlastoTs give lmme-
diaie relief and certain cure Price Is cent.
per box sold by II. b. GRAVES, j. NJ RE
WE'RE, Waco, Texas, and drugRlsts gennr-
ally. } X COOK 4 co, Manufacturers, n,
nprAiw3m
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HOTELS.
.ARROLLTON HOUSE.
AUSTIN, TEXAS.

Half block west Of the new Federal Postonlce
pullllhs, on West Pecan street, and formerly
known as the ''Beall'' House, has been thor
oughly renovated and enlarged, and the pro-
prietOr,
DIR. A. ID. HARM,
promises To all guests first class Accommoda-
non, special attention to Traycl Ing Jonmcr-
cihl Gentlemen