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New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
THE PRESBYTERI4N ASSEMBLIES.

YESTERDAY At sARATOGA-A MESSAGE TO THE
PERs On SUNDAY, ETC.
SARATOGA n. Y, May 19.-After the Pres
bvteran Geueral Assembly had opened to-day, the Mod
orator presented the following teographic messages
which il was proposed to send TO the General Assemblies
at Louisville and Memphis, in accordance with the
olution of the Rev. Dr. Prime, adopted Friday;
The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church.
now in al Saratoga Springs, presents It's cordial
salutatiOns to tue General Assemblies In session at
Louisville aud McupIis praying Tor them grace mercy
and peace through Lord Jesus Christ, in behalf O
the Assembly. aud III the sympathies OF common faith
resolution approving the work of the Society the
Suppression OF Vice, offered By the Rev Dr. W. X Hal
was adopted.
the Board OF Publication. The report closed with
uons indorsng the plan of the beard and declaring
SabhathscEoOs 10 be under the authority OF the church
sessions.
The Rev Dr. schenck Secretary of the Board OF Pub
lcatloI, followed with some remarks regarding the
work Of the Board AS instance, he said during last
year they had circulated SoOOOOO copies OF weekly
paper, or 10000 weekly
The Rev. Dr. Henry Darling moved resolutions, one
Of which commended the Presbyterian publications gen
craly ana another Of which that missionaries ap
pOinted by the Board be required 10 report Pres
lytcTy whose bounds they work. and under Its
direction. The resolution Of DR.. Darling accented
The Rev. L. o. ChGp!n, d. j. Bissoll and DR.. WOlcott
Cakius Innittee TO receive nominations Tor the
place Of the next meeting
The first business OF the afternoon session was the
adoption of the report OF the Committee the Pub
Ication Society. The resolutions accompanying were
passed unanimously.
increase OF $500
The Rev Nr. Niven offered resolution that church
members should not read secular papers the sabbath
Referred 10 the Committee on Bills and Oyerturcs.
temperance meeting held IN the evening, MI
william T. Dodge presiding.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
CONFUSION AMONG BRICKLAFERS.

The bricklayers of this city gave notice to
the boss" masons last week that they would demand
So day at the beginning OF this week. When
they went 10 work yesterday morning nearly all
the builders said that they should be paid the
additional 80 cents n day. John II. Connovcr and
Messrs Ambrose and Mills, who experimenting the
construction OF the foundations for the elevated rail
roads, told their brcklayers that they would pay 50
day after Saturday. THIS proposal was accepted.
very stormy meeting OF the brcklayers held last
night IN Glass Hail. IN Thrty-fourth-st. and Thirdave.
Reports were read naming the builders who
were paying the increased Rates discussion
about the action OF the committee
IN accepting the terms Of the superintendent of the
mason work for the elevated railroads. The finally
received permission to work the elevated railroads
untl Saturday at the old rates Of pay, but the meeting
refused To allow the 10 work buildings S2 30
d day for the rest of the week
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
pRosABLE MURDER or AN OLD WoMAN.

Coroner Virgins, of HobOken, was informed
Yesterday that Mrs. Mary Geleture, an old woman
living with her husband the Secaucus, n. j.,
road had been found dead in her room, and
It was thought that she had been murdered.
The Coroner found the body in corner
OF the room covered with blood. over the right eye
was deep cnt, and on other parts OF toe
body bruises were visible. He learned from the
DelghbOrs that the dead woman and her husband
frequently quarellcd. The Coroner questioned the hu:
band but failed 10 et any information from him, and
he took him into custody suspicion OF having killed
his wife. An inquest will he held Thursday night.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
THE TAX COMMISSION.

Tie pending bill at Albany appontinga COMMITS
sion to investigate the system of taxation named
George Dawson. of Albany. Charles b. Sedgwick,
of Syracuse. and John Wheeler, of this city, as
the commission with full powers 1t is understood
that Mr. Wheeler who is still president of the Tax
Commissioners of New-York. and is likely toTemain
so for some time to unless the Aldermen change
their minds yesterday conveyed the proper persons
NJ Albany his wish that his name be Withdrawn,
% he could not constitutonally, if he remained in
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

PERILs OF EsTHETIc CULTURE.-Uncle John
(suddeny bursting newlywedded pair who ARE eyi-
IDENTIFY tim E" Huo, my turtie-dOyes What's the
row Not quArreled already, trust f'-Edwin " Oh
dear We've been going IN for high art that's all -
Angelina And drawing from casts Of the antique"
Edwin: " Aud ADgy's nose turns AT the eLd and
she's got such skinny waist, and such bg head and
such tiny little hands aud feet Hangit all, thought
her perfection !"-AngelDai " Yes, Uncle John and
Edwins got long upper lip, and runaway chin aud
he c-c-can't grow beard and mustache Oh, dear Oh
dear 70 with difficulty restrains her eobs II Punch
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
THE RAILROAD TO LEADVILLE.

DENVER, Col, May 19.-At 1 o'clock this
afternoon the Denver. South Park and Pacinc
Railroad reached the Kenosha Summit with the
track, and at $3.50 p. m. the first passenger
train reached the summit, 1910 feet ABOVE
the sea level-the highest point yet attained by
railroad in North America All the difficulties whicn
were I'm The way overcome and racklaying VIII
continue at the rate OF a mile day untA the rOad
reaches Leadyille
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
THE CONVENTION AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 10.-The General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church South to-day
listened to the report OF DR.. Stman ger Of the
of the Tuscaloosa Institute for training cOored
ministers, showing the condition OF the Institute.
Dr. j. Mcfarland OF Savannah. moved that the report
OF the special committee on sabbath observance be
ferTed to special committee for suggestions. Carried
On motion OF Dr. JuIkns, OF South Carolina, Charleston,
Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

his present position, serve in such capacity, ana
was not otherwise inclined to do so.
Ii is also stated that the suggestion was forwarded
from other sources that Mr. O. r. Potter an extensive
real estate dealer and builder, be named IN mr'
Wheeler's place. Mr. Potter IS the gentleman Mr'
gressiOnal election.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Eth Arenue Hotel-Senator p. B. Plumb, OF Kan
sas Joseph Burnett. Boston and Miss Lotta Bnek
fnO6nrn HoR Won Pese Minister for the Netherlands AZ
washington York Hotet-senaor lanes u raep T
Of California - RrsrOOrt HOus,-Count GALL ltalan Coh
sui az Philadelphia and Henry $. sanford, of tloilda-.
SturtSrdnt House-Jud William L0ughrdge. OF lowa;.-
clarendon Hofsl-Mme MOdjeska Park AreW hetsI
f. A. nayt United states Commissi sioner OF indah & ana
and r. s. Thompson II Chicago GNsep Hyus-I
a r. Nelson II y L.. Metropolitan Hotet-Cornelius A.
Logan United states Minister 10 Central America
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
IS COMING WESTWARD.

IVNIIUN, IUVhUIyt INIU.
Wallace Ross, being unable to obtain an
opponent in England started for America Monday
participate great summer regattas He hopes
to make a match with Courtney Riley. He promises
to return England in the Autumn when he may try
for the cham pOnship.
IFor other Iorei0n Ncics see First Pagel
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3:45 q. M.
3:45 a. M.
--LATEST FOREIGN NE VS..
ENGLAND's TERMS OF PEACE.

The Iimes'S correspondent at Simla states
that among the principal points of the agreement
with Yakoob Kahn British command Of the
Passes with sufficient territory 10 constitute scientific
frontier the appointment OF British Resident Gu
bull and control of the foreign relations of Aganstan
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

class passenger tickets lmite) TO New-York were re-
duced from $17 to S15. Freghts are also very ~e"h'
but uuOtabe change has yet occurred.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUIs NJ
2ls BROADWAY.
pamG G5o Noon 73o 3 y m. 10. Midnight 6Oo.
Highest during the day. III. Lowest bZS.
Average 677sV Same day, 1878, 62's'.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

HEDGING.-RectOr: " And what are your
views 7" Candidate for curacy q" Well sir, I'm an
Evangelical High Churchman, OF liberal opnioDs."-
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATUfE ALMANAC.


sun ri.ss. 4ss sun sets 715 Clock slow 3m. 42a.
Moon rises 800 Neon sous l26 Moons age. days 2y
NIGH WATER TODAr-A. ~
Sandy Hook $50 Island 1888 Hell Gate.... 9:22
HI3H wArRR ToDAY-r. "
sandy Hook. 7:l0 Island. 7:54 Hell Gate 043
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
DR, RiDWATS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly taseess elegantly coated for the cure OF all us
rdr of the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
diseases headache constipation, indigestion uyspePsss
billion .ness bilious fever Inflammation OF the 0o"es pst
ana all arrangements OF the internal VsceA "tahtoos'
effect a positive cure Price 25 cents per box
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
TIE VAR ~ RAILROAD RITES

CHICAGO. May 19.-The war between the
trunk III extended TO passenger to-day, first
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20
FOUND FLOATING IN THE KILL Won KUL


pichard Lea. OF the schooner Martin L. UlenVlile,
early cuuS-v ,nnrnina os the schooner was pass
ing through the hin Won Kull. saw a body floating
in the water near the beacon light. lie launched
yawl, and towed the body ashore at the Sailors
Snug HarbOr. 1t proved to be the body of young
woman, about twenty-eight years of age, respec-
tably dressed in black merino. wearing a gray
knit Jacket with a red strip gray ribbed stock
Ings, and new French CATERS with very tall heels
tipped with brass also three brass nails on the out
side edge OF the sole Her hair WAS very abundant
very long, and black She was about five feet five
inches in he ght and Of very graceful form. To all
appearances the body had lain two weeks in the
water. and the features were not recognizable.
Coroner Dempsey empsnelled jury at the Snug
HarbOr. TO all appearances the young woman was
about TO become mother at the time of her death.
There were no marks of violence on the body. On
the shoes were traces of blue clay, which led the
Coroner TO think that perhaps she had iiOated ont
from the canal emptyIng INTO the XII Won kull at
Port johnson, opposite West New-Brghton.
Coroner Dempsey sent the body 20 the MOTgue at
West New-Brighton, n and left the case open for
identification.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-20

ed. filed articles Of incorporation Yesterday, the
incorporators being Thomas A. Edison, Robert H.
Cutting. Robert l.. Cutting IT,, :. 5. White and
James ii. Banker, who are also trustees for the
trst year. The company is to continue twenty
years, the capital being 100000, divided into
1000 shares the par value being 800 each.
The bicycle feverwill probably break again in ma
hgnant form. thousand miles in six days is
the record recently made in England, and 1t Is a
good way for q man 10 run with any sort of
gear. And now weshall have female bicyclists, col
Ored bicyclsts and so on through the list arni am
btious lads will back 20 their pas, and entreat
in wheedng tones, to have wheels put 10 them.
Ii is enough 10 excite the JOY of the stcrnest be-
holder to see poorly clad women and hungry-lOOk-
ing children standing in the queue at the Post Of
fee for hours to buy the precious $40 4
per cent bonds and then scud aud hand them over
to the banker across the street who has had
policeman sbadOwlng them all the time. Ii shows
so 20 speak, that Labor aud Capital are partners.
A twenty-mle running match has been ARRANGED
between Norman Taylor, the "pIe-cater." and Pat
rick Fitzgerald TO take place at the American Insti-
tute on Saturday evening for 300 aside. In race in
which he recently beat the Canadian runner Rane,
FITZGERALD made ten miles within fifty-nine min
utes but his ability TO run twenty miles has never
been tested, while his opponents ability has often
been proved
The employees of the Post Office have Informed the
Marshal OF the Grand Army of the Republic that it
wlI be impossible for them To parade Decoration
Day al the hOur appointed for the procession, be-
cause 10 will be fore gn mail day. The Post Office
employees will parade at o'clock, and will go to
Trinity Church ana Will there decorate the grave
OF the late General Dix. They have invited de-
tachment Of the Grand Army of the Republic to ac-
company them.
At the annual election of the New-York Board of
Fire Underwriters yesterday. In Its new rooms at
No. III Broadway, 46 votes were cast and
the regular ticket was elected without opposition
The first meeting Of the new board will be held to-
morrow. The following are the officers elected :
President. Edward A. Walton: vice-president.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-25
b C1 APT ESTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. VA SATURDAY. OC
POLITICAL.
qHE OLD FARM HOUSE

At the foot Of the hill, near the old red iaisi,
In quiet, shady spot,
Just peeping q through, half Md from view,
Stands little, moss-yrown cot.
And straying through at the open door,
The sunbeams p!ay on the sarded tiOor.
The easy chair, all patched with care,
L. placed by the old hearthstone;
With wit.hing grace. in the tge place,
The cvergreens are strewD,
And pictures hang ON the whitened wall.
An. the old clock ticks 10 the cottage hail.
More lovely still. on the window-sil,
The dew-eyed Il 'wers rest
While midst the leaves on t1e a grown caves
The martin buildst her nest.
And all day long the summer breeze
Is whispering love to the bended trees
Over the door, all covered DER
With sack of dark green bai-e,
Lies musket old. whose worth is told
In the events of other DAYS;
And the powder flask, and the hunters horn,
Have hung beside it .cr many a nom.
For wears have fed with noiseless tread,
Like fairy dreams away;
And LETT in their flight All shorn OF his might,
father-od aud gray
And the soft wind PLAYS with his snow-whitc hair,
And the old man sleeps in his easy chair.
Inside the door, on the sanded hOor,
Light airy footsteps glide,
And a maiden fair. wit haxen haiF,
kneels by the old mans ride
An old oak wrecked BY the angry storm,
While the vy cuss 70 its trembling form.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-25
Arabian Nights.

Mr. and slrs i. ". Stevens, Of New York
gave an elaborate cnierllnnont recently. u
has never been cgua.el 10 Newport. Connect
ed with the house a msn~aolh pavilion was
arranged. This was divided into two apart
mcnis, the lrst being perfect Jnpanese pat-
Tor the ground being cOsercl with Turkish
rugs. The tent was lired with Turkish rcd,
with japanese plrc's md pictures. This Ted
into the other apartment, which WAS seventy
five feet in diameter AID hyOfed over lor tie
occasion. This apartment repToseu,ed sunsci.
Gauze Of every hue was brought isto
use and !, was trimmed VIA gilt 20 match
In tie south eId, whore tic orchestra aas lo-
Gated, was a bridge Of icnl ice. and between
the cakes sitings II sw;lax aul flowcrs, to-
gcthcr with scayulls and other bids were sect. +.
A calcium light at Intervals threw i,s varied
rays upon The smoking ice, pfefen;ing a mag
nificent spectacle. This apartment wss used
fox dancing. Tie scene at midnight wss one
Of erea. bh.iapcg Ncariy four hundred oi
the leading sumner residents Of tue place
we're present. The Goal di.p.ay ~as orc Of
the 6ncst see lof years. Hundreds Of ,hoice
tropical plants IN every avsilaile nook apd
corner O; both department. IL . ri1dlo
Of the main pavilion. arouni '!'c centre pole.
was ranmn;h c1yc - flfsely sil'-i, and
ccn:.ias. re f.4- 3 Sky bird g WY
description, from Feaco : IN fs'i plamase to
an English sparrow.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-25

The Martinsburg Sioien'ah says: Mr..
James Smallwood was picking apples On ihs
farm belonging 20 the Small htirs bear tie
road leading TO Hedgesy.ile, &C Saturday last.
and having Seniufed Oh rotten limb, il broke
and precipitated him to tie ground, ipjurirg
himself 50 severely that be died on Monday
morning, suffering Intense agony until DEATH
relieved hin.
On Saturday night q collisl9h between
two Express trains on the e. & o. Il. X. oc-
Cured At Beltou, in this State. The engineer,
James Askcw, Of Wheeling, on the csst-boDnd
train, aud his fireman. John Smith the fire.
man, samed Jasper. Of tbe wcst-bound train.
and tramp were all billed. Another tramp
and a postal car clerk, George Sbinn, Toro
badly injured. William II. Cook, ataggssc-
master of .be east:bound train. and several
passengers were Slightly Injured.
In IIaffisoDburg, Titesddf night stek,
at the house Of Garrett VandeFgrift, while Ex-
Mayor Jos. 7. HYDE &as sitting there Mrs.
Kelley. wife Of Ex-Chief Of Police Joe ke-
ley. stepped iq Kelley himself soon followed
aud dragged bis wife from the room, and
few minutes afterwards, on the street, shot
Hyde in the back and abdomen. The wounds
are said not 10 be dangerous. Kelley iieI aud
had no, been arrested at last accounts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-25
VOL. 69.---VOL. l5, [NEN
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TER Ms.

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vt..., oaiy extends g. thclr Immediate business
il Estate, legal os Ell othee Advertisements sent
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rl.a.
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v' be charged fir.
SOB WORK.-Pos'ers sale Bills, Circulars'
Cl-.s. Sc, executed promptly, neatly, aad OF iaiT
f..tccf-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-25
Grand Crowning Tritmp1
The NedaiUe D'Argent and Dplom'
dbOnHcifr,

Together with special certificate Of merit to
Jacob Gross, Superintendent OF the Stief Factc-
torv Tor his extraordinary skill displayed In every
part OF their construction, the whole forming a
Grand Award, higher by far than thar OF any
other American Exhibit, and demonstrating be
vond doubt the immense superiority Of the Stieli
instruments.
The {" StieF" combines every quality necessa-
~ tor perfection in a Piano. Its rich, grand,
mellow md powerful tone has never been excelled
bv auy othsT instrument. Especially in the tre-
bic does the Stied" Piano show its superior ty
over all others, by the bell-hke clearness, sweet
ness and Staging quality Of tone, watch lend TO 1t
a incstimabie charm. For guickneSs OF response
to the finger and evenneSs OF touch throughout the
entire scale fanltess action. unsurpassed durabil-
itv and artistic nish this Psuo has Justly earned
a world wide reputation.
SECONDHAND PIANOS of all makers con-
stantly in stock. At from SO TO $500.
Sole Agent for the Southern States OF the Pei
oubet. Pelt0n & Co. aud other make OF ORGANS.
Catalogues OF Pianos aud Organs sent on ap-
plicltion. Address
CHAS. NJ. STIEFF,
No. 8 y. Liberty STHEEr,
Nav 3.lS79. BALTIMORE, ND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-25
News and Times about Winchester

From the Neics
The alarm Of / ire on thursday OF
last week was occssiouei 10y the burning of a
stable on the premises Of Maj. Il. W. Hunter
Mr.. Thomas ID. Bartlett, Of Newtown
brought for our inspection very onrlou;
growth. 1t is cotnstak at the top Of which
is a large bunch Of uubbins, perhaps sixty in
number.
Rev. John 4. Kern, son Of Mr.. MIN
r,d Kern, Of this county of the baltimore
Conference, Il Church South stationed At
Salem. Va, ha, been suffering from a severe
attacked of typhoid fever.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-25
saturday, October IS, 1870.

BALDwIN's Musical REVIEW Is a new
monthly publica.ion-containng besides val
uable information on the subject of music, and
of a general character, too, vocal and instig-
mental pieces by tie best authors. very
large amount Of music eau he obtained through
It in the course Of a year. The subscription
price Is $3.50, aud the music in each months
issue IS worth that. Address d. IL Baldwin
& Co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-25
c. A r r. | A G L S
OF ALL DESIGNS,

K0ckaTays, Ph'etons, FugEles, JumlseHJs, jug
gers. and Extension Top Spring Wagons
and Market Wagons.
Having been doing business more than twelve
years, and Working for Wells J. Hawks before The
war, and having now in my employ Mr.. VIM. A.
Davis and Thomas RYAN, Hawks old reliable
Painter and Wood-worker, can give satisfaction
to all who may favor me with call. All New
Work built bv me warranted for twelve months.
REPAIRING done in the best manner and at
short notice. and with the best material.
Oct. 2G, lS7S-y JOHN l.. HILBERT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-25

Having just erected a new
Fountain. we are prepared TO
All and the best o. Syrups
LIGHT & MITCHELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-25

About three years ago the ObserrcT report
cd the case Of a citizen Of Mecklenburg county.
y c.. who. having married 10 l6s3, lighted "A
FIRE 90 his hearihsione as soon as be carried
his bride to bis lew homo, aud had kept it
burning ever since. The citizen was 10 town,
recenty, and, being questioned about the
matter. stated that the FIRE was still burning,
and that throughout all these shiTty-six years
il had never been allowed TO 60 out. Ques-
toned as 10 whether or not il made the house
uncomfortably hot in torrid weather, l;e said
the extra heat thus gene'ated aas not percep-
,ible. IL reply to another question. he said
that 10 SKINNER weather. whcn it was necessa-
~ fof comforts sake to keep The Ere burning
very low. lie had 10 get up frequently at night
to replenish it slightly but THAI he counted
this as nothing when he contemplated the idea
of that fire going out. He has evidently form
Cd for it a strong attachment, aud yet one
would not tase him for sentimental man.
Bat tbs FIRE is 10 biu q constant reminder Of
tie day when he ifst brought home his bride.
Around it lis cbiJrtn hare grown up into
manhood and womauhood, and their children
have gael iuto its light 1t was The last
Iisht that fell upon the eyes Of bis wife. and
be hopes that il will be tie last that viii fall
upou his. Viewed thus his seuiinleDt ia the
matter can be understood, aud s. siroag is this
sentiment that with q e old man il amounts
e,ncst to a passion - Chcyiofe ObserrT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1879-10-25
LIGHT Sc MITCHELL,

LIGHT &c MITCHELL,
DEALER ~
Drugs, Medicines. Paints.
SCHOOLBOOKS, STATIONERY, TOBACCOS,
CIGARS, &C,
TAKES this opportunity of thanking hisxq
patrons for their mostlbcral patronage IL
for the last year, and hopes by strict atten- =
ton and fair dealing to merit continuance ofthc
same. sell frs,.rafe goods always; do not sci,
counterfeit or cheap goods for the best. Warrant
everything sold-to be returned if not as guaran.
tced. Lei my desire, and slso pleasure, to sci my
patrons .
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
airay., out viii compelled, sell them Laudaput
tor cts Syrup FOR 3 cts, and Cologne for 25cs.
per pint; but Il. the same time, let me inform YOU
thstaccordng to the United States Pharmacnpes.
you cam tmake Laudanum Tor less than 10 cts. b,
the wholesale. much cheaper plan is to buy
your goods jeanine, and add the 'coter yourself.
| want allmv old Accounts settled up by paying
the Cash Immediately, and new ones begun imme-
diatelv, if not sooner. Will not ask for money on
the new ones until after Harvest.
CIGARS-bestih iii tdwh.
GEO I. LIGHT.