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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-26
Performances with Mouth and Feet
Gen1 superintendent

The fllOwng Is extracted from the
"Diarv of John Rousn Camden Society =.
-: SOME years since | saw in liolhorn,
London, near the bridge, an Italian who
with his mouth did lay certain sheets of
paper together, one upon another, length
wise between the right hand and the left /;
and then he took a needle and prlCkcd IT
through the one end, and 50 then the other
80 That the paper lay sure lbcn he tool, 4
short text pen and dipped il IN a stahdlsh
ink horn Of lead, and Herewith wrote LdHs
Dco sempGr, IN very fair test hand mot
written with his hand but with his
mouth;l then with another pen he flour.
ishcd duintily about these letters ia Divers
forms He did, with his mouth, also take
up needle and thread prickiug the needle
right down, out of which he pulled the
thread, and took another by iittcrl and
put il into the needle Then, Herewith he
took three stitches IN the cloth With a linen
wheel prepared with turner's device for
the foot He did spin with his mouth.
He wrote fair with his left foot lie used
q pencil and painted with his mouth. He
took q pretty piece, or gan, with his toes,
and poured in a paper OF powder, pulled
out the scouring-siite very nlmbiy, raIumed
in the powder, pnt up the stick pulled nj
the cock with hi, toes then another short
piece. charged that had Swedish tircloCk.l
being put in his mouth by another man,
he held il forth and discharged II, and
forthwith with his toes be- discharged the
other He gathered up four on five dice
with his foot and threw them ont neatly
His hands were both shnmptd aud lame
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-26
Cultivate More Iuruips.

We MI know the value of the iurnlp crop
20 England. It has been asserted that the
interest of their immense debt Is annually
paid by the product Of thus crop. rs 70
the United states. Wc do not nuke half the
ase Of the turnip we might do, by lnereaS-
ing the consumption OF the root and i'm
proycmcnt in the manner of its cultivation.
The great want of our winter feed for cat
lie & suyculcnce We somewhat obviate
this want nv using cnt feed moistened, but
"a a general thing hay and oats and corr
md water form the bulk Of cattle food.
Carrots. potatoes, rutabaaa- and tmnips are
used II times Int 60 very limited extent
TO what they might he
Onc reason Tor this limited use may be
in our old enemy, dear lahol ia the cul-
turc Of the carrot for instance, there is q
great amount Of h&nd-work As soon rs
The seeds are mp, the plants must he
thinnvd and after every boc-hprowlng
between the rows, hands must 50 over
again to keep the rank weeds from rmothtt-
Jug out the carrot plants. Carrots are tN~
cclleni horsc-iccd but few Of rs have TINS
hand labor 70 spare, It IS ~ much easter
to hoe corn IN the hills both ways although
wc know how nice il is to have carrots
with corn corn alone has 20 do the work.
Here is the same trouble with the turnip,
though in a less degree TO be sure. Every
single tunip has to he handled in pulling
and then, after pulling, every one has TO be
gone over again and handled 10 take tho
tops Oh, If wc could manage TO dathis by
machinery, as we do 50 many other things,
80 ~ 10 get rid Of this haud-ilhor business,
no doubt shc production wuald soon be-
I dt ublcd, aud use b. found for an immense
ntmbcl more than IL dreamed Of This
nav come IN time, for Yankee genius is
equal t. achievement IN this direction.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-26
Narcot ism From NutIucgs.

The fact that nutmegs have strong mar
cotic properties has long been known, bet
they are in such common use ~ iavorte
toud' uentuscd in small quantities that their
dangerous nature when takcuin large quai-
THY is apt to be overlooked and forgotten,
even by those aware Of their tendency
A physician reports, in one OF Qua medl-
cal exchanges. a ease where a lady patient
durng his absence was induced by her oil
woman nurse to take nutmeg tsa. One
and q half nutn@gs were used IN making
the tea, and the patient drank the whole ct
tho decoction during the day. About ~
o'clGck al night She began to get drowsy,
and 4 o'clock the next morning She was in
a profound stupor. At 10 o'clock the next
morning the narcotic effects OF thenuuae1s
began to wear of. and by 4 p. m she had
pretty we'll recovered The4vmptom- were
about the same rs those produced by Opt
um. and the remedies given were the same
Nutmeg~ in the quantity Of tWn ur trrr
drtchms have been known to produce b1h
stupor and dclirium and dangerous an1
fatal consequences are said % have iolIo"
cd It's free use in india. Mace, Wlphis the
outside covering of the nutmeg POSSESSES
essentially the same properties.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-26
\ Ragpici~er's ,.aig.

After gropng along some forty feet
writes correspondent of the Hartford
Tines found myself III a small ward wall
ed up cn all sides by the backs OF other
houses, each trying to Guido the other in
degrees OF uncouth dilapidaton and
squalid poverty. The light OF day scarcely
GOT in hero, because from every window
looking into TINS ward ropes We're stretched
to some other window, and along them
were hung rags of every color and descrp-
ton, in every stage OF decay. The yard
was occupied 10y a dozen italian ragpickers,
who started at my appearance and then
went ON sullenly with their work Heaps
of rags were everywhere, under foot and
overhead. Rag picking and cleaning is the
principal business Of Mulberry street. The
very atmosphere is impregnated With rags
4 very little of ii was enough, and ! Stun
hle,l up some riekcty stairs 10 see what the
rooms were like; the only one | had
strength of mind and of nose to venture
into viii have to serve as ii specimen Of all
| pushed open the first door came to, and
found Il woman cooking something over a
fire The room looked out ON the yard be
low This woman did not seem to mind
my intrusion; she went ON with her work
1
SO used to the inspection visits of health
officers looking for smallpox eases and of
policemen looking for criminals, that they
never make amy objection. The room that
| got into cannot have been more than
twenty feet square, and yet by means OF
rough wooden hunks built one over the
other like on shipboard, some twenty men
made this their home. Every bunk was
filled with rags, which constituted the main
furniture; there was also a stove, chair,
some tubs and some tin pans The smell,
untenunted as the room was then, was
atroeious. What it must he on hot night
with twenty occupants must he left to the
readers imagination | got out again as
soon as | could and made my way toward
the front Of the building, almost walking
over the children who swarmed and played
in the puddles ON the ground. These poor
little ones are the offspring OF drunken,
hesotted parents, Dickens used ia say that
the poor children Of London were not
brought up, but dragged up. ! might truth
fully say that these children are not
dragged up, but kicked up.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-26

HoNEY-BEARING ANT OF NEW MEN
M o.-A PERAAlRULATING sWEETMEAT.
11 uch as has been written about the mar
JN3s Of instinct, there are still discoveries
x great interest to be made in this prolific
I'm. Particularly in the domain of those
ect Yankees, the ants, with their Won
rful ingenuity and human-like manners
~ d customs, there Is room for extended OBJ
r. ryations,
k# some lately-discovered facts in relation
them are 50 curious and interesting that
NAV be advisable to give them greater
publicity than they have yet obtained.
ome Of these facts have long been known
D the world of science, but not to the pub
b. Others are new discoveries As a
hole they form one of the most surpris-
n.s chapters in the history Of animal life
md contriyancc.
Varied as are the social habits of the
| ants. it is generally considered that social
thees surpass them in one particular, namely,
Their mode OF storing supplies of winter
Hood. the, store-houses of ant-fOod having
Inc coutrivance similar in ingenuity to the
Ihonev-comb, with its rich supply of the
sweets of life.
But the truth is that certain tribes Of
4 nts are well aware ofthe Nalne of natures
,Weetmeats as articles of food. and have de-
II eluped Il mode of storing up their winter
fuuev still more curious than that prac-
ced by the bees.
They possess, in fact, what may be called
| wing honey-combS peramhulatory cells
kllled with distilled sweetness. We refer
. the honey-hcaring ants of New Mexico,
&pncerning which some very interesting
49, have been brought to light.
The Rev. DR. McCoOk. Philadelphia, II
pied observer of ants ant-lite, has been
RteryicWng these houey-bearcrs, and his
suits differ SO widely from the ordinary
It's of insect instinct that they cannot
+ prove of general interest, These ants
i i'll been previously known only in New
f. xico. bat he discovered them in Colorado,
e habiting the locality known rs the Gar
III n of the Gods their nests being eXca-
1cd in the stony crcsts of low ridges
IS lich run through this mountain-girt par
D. disc.
| The ridges are composed of a triable
into which our minute masons
g, lme deeply, digging galleries which some
,dImes run Tor several feet into the rock.
j. nest. Outwardly. is some ten inches IL
lmctcr by from two to three and half
geheS in height, composed of sand and bits
1 stone carried from within, some OF which
i gm large enough to defy a regiment OF
b Ht- to move them.
\ Inside the nests successive chambers are
j Vgated. connected by galleries, the floors
4 the chambers being comparatively
Il smooth, while the ceilings are left IN a
b ugh state. But this roughness is no evil
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-26
Suicide la France.

Tile most recently published figure. show
That suicide is on the increase in France
Before the Remembrance war the average
number ol -uicicc7 only slightly exceed 4
ANo thousand year and now theS esered
-iN thousand The increase jn THE Gdc di-
roatiy after the war was gcncr1i> noticed,
bat was not considered extraordinary con-
siderine The public aud piNair disasters
suffered during tho time h"-illtie- iasted
and indeed. atlcwGfd buluuW. many years
after tile aar there are me- symptoms OF 4
diminutian Dr Dceai-uc Who has writ
ten al some length On The subject say-
that u Paris there are three tlme ar many
suicide, as IN tho country tEat most 0i
thr men who destroy themselves a's bnth-
elor- that -pfine Is the time % year when
Suicide mr most frequent aad that death
lv hanging more frequently u.ofted 70
th,n .ur 0ihrs mode oil solt destruction,
being considered the most expedition.
son Statistics published before the hlll %
the empire revealed some curious laet~
THUS the tearts number 81 suicides among
meu 81 good education averaged llo, among
men who could road and write we'll, G6H
auo.4 men Who could rcad but not spell
correctly lHaa among mon Who could
neither feId nor write. ! among person.
81 no instruction 30 Again i uu, found
hlr more persons I'll easy Circumstance.
committed the crime tlan persons without
tug visible means Of subsistence.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-26


He sat and gazed with placid nleir
And a cheerful ana couidcAt smile
On the little Square box viii the gem tifleen'
And he sand he'd bel hls pie
That ne could figure it our right there;
80 be- unl0ied the BLOCKS about
And then he remarked ms SIMPLE, I swear,
And / reckon / Il work il out
- he tackled il sharp tor an hour or more,
And his hands he ram through his hair.
And he jumped right up aud fearlully swore,
tAnd MS eyes had a maniac glare
That he'd be dashed ii the dash, dashed fool
Thal invented this game was here.
He'd smash his dash. dash dashed sAull
And ctAw oil tie end ot his ear
Bat after another hot hour had Down.
The bead drops down gan 10 roll,
And ne rsyesl IN way, the people all say
struck ieFrOr to each watching SOUL
For thirteen fifteen fourteen alas
Were an he got for ms pains,
so he trauucaliy swallowed OF poison a glass.
And with a pistol ne blowed Uul his Grains.
Let's muzzle
The puzzle
Inventor
Let's take him
And shake him
IuStuuter,
Let's break
All his bones
Let's make
What he owns
Cfintelltct tWtrl
In perpetual whirl,
As our
Mind power
Is hurt by this mean
Eternal,
Internal
Gem puzzle machine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-08-26
4 LIVING H0NEY-COMB.

HoNEY-BEARING ANT OF NEW MEN
"a FORMULATING sWEETMEAT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-02
sep 23-1awts

GALE VALUABLk AND PRODUCT.
DIVE REAL ESTATE IN FA1RFA4
COUNTY, WITHIN A HALF A MILE OF
MT. VERNON. Persuant to the decree of the
circuit Court of Fairfax county, entered at It's
Juue term, 1875, in the sat of McCauley vs.
Mo Williams the undersig,.ed special commits
sioners named in said decree, will, on MO NDAY, ,
&c Jurt dsy) the 18th day of October, l0oO. sell to
the highest bidder. in front of the door OF the
Uourt House OF said county. at IL o CLOCK m OF
said day, all those T WO TRACTS OR PAR
CELS or La AlD at present occupied by Henry
McWilliams, contsiring respectfully All ~ l0J
and l74.3--l00 acres. These lots constitute one
of the mos, valu bio farms in the county OF Fair
fax, lying as they do contiguous. Immediately
on the MI Vernon road Leading from Aexan.
drs, and on the Accotink Pike. within a half
mile Of Mt. Vernon, as owned by the "Laoles
Association" in ore of the most fertile regions
OF lhs county. and in q negaborhood OF thrift.
rauid Improvement and market facilities. They
copstitute the improved part of the estate known
as ''MT. ZBPHK." owned by the late Aaron
Leggett 10 those desiring to invest IN good
land, yielding an interest on the outlay, within
a half mile OF the Mecca of our Country" no
better opportunity is or c,n be offered.
Terms OF Sales Enous sh cssn to pay the cost
and expenses of sale and the sum of Sls83.46,
with interest thereon from the llth day OF Au
gust, 1876 and the residue in three equal pay
ments at six. twelve and eighteen months. to
bear interest from the day of sale, to be secured
by the notes of the purch sser with eood person.
al security; the title to b. retained til the lsst
payment is made If this land is no. sold on the
day named, it will then be for sale privately
and in such parcels as m ~ seem sdyaDtaseous
1hOM as K. LOVE,
THOMAS MOORE
sep 17-wts Comm'rs. of Sale.
These lands will be suhdivided and plat
'u'"''Aso on 'n' OA' 7 TaoaAs LOVE,
THOMAS MOORE.
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AUCTIOR SALES.

NOMMISSIONB SALE OF VAhU
CABLE Fairfax Lam DS In pursuant
to decree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax coun
ty, Va. rendered at its June term, 1850. IN the
suit of james q. Simpson ct ais vs John L
Detweile or ct .ls., the undersigned, as commits
sioners therein named, will offer at public sale
at Fairfax Court House, st one o'clock p M, on
MONDAY, October 1871, 1880. (Court day. that
TRACT or LAND purchased by j. Det'
weller of j. q Simpson, and conveyed 10 Inos
r. Love in trust oy de- dated 18TH Decem Der:
1850, and containing 164 acres, rods and 4
poles The said trsct lies in Fairfax county,
near the village Of Clifton; has substantial Inn
provementp, good houses and fences; offers rare
inducements for grazing &c.
Terms: So much cash as is necessary to pay
expenses of sale and suit; residue In three equ 81
annual instalments, with Interest fr m day OF
sale, with good personal security and retention
OF title until>psy ment is 'uly made Personal
security will be dispensed with on payment OF
one third of purchase money in hand and II the
purchaser fsil - comply with the terms, the
cash payment to bs folfsited and the land re-
sold at his risk.
THOS. T. LOVE,
JN'D. N. OkR.
T. B. STILSON,
sep 23-lawts Co,nmrs of Sale
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FANCY GOODS.
@. M. AID AMSs

An i'm nense assortment of M Merino Underwear,
showing the largest and most complete stock OF.
fernd in the city. for lsdies g"nts, misses boys
and infants; prices 15c to IS ,.sch.
Ribbons, Corsets ind Handkerchsff.,
Germantown, Ss1ony and Sh"tlsud Wool !
Yarns in all colors and qualities; Z sphyr Worst
ed, q VI supply; alWays in stocz canvass, NJ Ut
toes. knoroiu ering Silks and Noodles
Buttons. Spool silk. Cott)ns. Thread, Soaps
Perfumsry, Jewelry, &c.
Hosiery in solid colors. Stripes Bslmorsl
Babrigkan, Aerino. Lisle Thread, Mourning
and Yarn; over 600 doz,n OF Rne and medium
price Hosiery prices from 10, to So so per pair.
Wooea Sbsws, Scsrfs. Hoods sad Nubiss
Gloves in Kid. Buck. Shaep aud Dog Skin,
French Castor, Cloth. Berlin Ringwood, CASH
mere and Cpdegraf; price 25c to So per oair.
Gents fine N eck W ar in Ties Bows, Rutland
Del oinville and handsome assortment OF Clsu-
dents Scarfs, Shirts. Collars, Cuffs aud Silk
Suspendera.
Neck Huhing. Rufs, Lacss, Edgiogs, Veil
S' @. N. ADAMS 90 King st..
sepl6 Alexandria, Va.
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AUCTIOH SALES.
By Green q Wise, Auctioneers.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE. !.

On SATURDAY. October 16 1880, at II
o'clock m We will offer at public auction, the
following described rssl estate in the city o. j
e1sndria, late the property OF Samuel Miller
~ !. LOT OF GROUND, northwest corner Of
Prince and Roy al streets. about II feet BY eo
feet to 6 feet alley, with use OF slley-oeiDg &
the property on which stands the three stoIy
brick and slated STORE nnd dwelling. now oc-
cupied by Mr. Enerson. This properly, as
sold. will be bounded On the west by the line OF
the west wall of the building, there's extended
to the slley and will be subje to the US, of
said west " all for building purposes by the own
er of the adjoining lot
2. LOT OF GROUND next west Of the above
about eigh. feet wide. with TWO STORY
BRICK AND SLATED DWELLING. e1-
tending With that width back to the alley with
use of alley and of wall on the east for building
THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING
AND LOT on south side of Price .oout 28 feet
west Of Union, q ieet front and 40 feet Inches
4. UNDIVIDED HALF OF PROPERTY
on The east side of Union between Prince and
King streets. running through to the Strand,
shout II feet 81 inches wide between N fec!
alley on the south, being the property and oc-
Gu pied BY E. 3. Reid, as an ice house.
s. THRGs STORY BRICK STATED ~
WAREHOUSE No. 43 south Union street, 22
feet inches front, 81 feat inches deep
Terms: One third cseb, balance in four and
eight months with interest, to be eec Ired py
bonds of purchaser, lien on the properly ano
insurance of building.
sale to be subj ject 10 state and city taxes OF
ls80-8l
Place of sale-Enerance to Corporation court
f0'"' A'''A- FKANoIs MILLER.
8. FERGUSON BEACH,
Executors of samuel Miller, deceased
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AUCTION SALES
rALEU LANUIN rRINOE WILLIAM
- COuNTY .---- =. -

By virtue Of decree rendered at the June
teru,, 1880. OF the Circuit Court of Fairfax copn
~ in the suit of James Jones ct als vs x. Z
Fowle g. ais the undersigned, commission ers OF
sale therein named, on SEPTEMBER 20, 1870.
Court day, al 1890 2. %. in front of the Court
House of Fairfax county, will offer for sale a
certain TRAOr UF LAND, ia Prince William
county about II miles from Occoqu.n. on the
Brenlsville road. bou nded by the lands of Ham.
mill, Seman and Duvsll. The tract contains l80
ncr.s rood and IA poles and has q substantial
DWELLING and other improvem snts upon it
Terms: One tenth of the purchase money in
cssh and the residue IN three equal instslments
ut 6, II and l8 months. with interest from the
day OF sale: the purchaser 10 give good security
for the deferred payments Title to be retained
until full payment of the purchase money.
CASSIUS GARTER, Comm'rs.
F. L. SMITH, of sale.
Fsirf,1 county, sug27-2swts
~ The above sale is postponed until MON.
DAY. October l8th at tho same time and place.
ser22-21Wts
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stALE,r LANDIN fairfax COUNTY.

By virtue Of decree rendered at the June
term 1870, of the Circuit Court IF Fairfax coun.
ty in the suit of John D De 8all, administrator
tf 4. K Daniel, deceased va. A 8 Grigsby.
therein named, on onSEPTEMBER2O 20 1890 Court
day. at II O'Clock m, will sell at public auction
before the door of the Court House of said coun-
ty, q certain TBAOT OF LAND, belonging to
A s. Grigsoy, containing 1884 acres, more or
less The ssid. land lies near tho village Of Ceo.
trrvile. adjoining the Ian 4s of Pomeroy, E!gin
and others; Persona desiring particular de-
scription thereof are referred to Mr.. John ID.
DeBell. who resides in the vicinity
Terms cf Sale: One fourth of the purchase
money in hand as q deposit, liable to be forfeited
and the lar resold at the risk of the purchaser
should he fail 10 complete his purchase; the res
idue in three equal annual instalments, with In
terest from day of sale, payable annually, to be
secured by the bonds of the purchaser, with
good personal security and retenti IN OF title till
the lss! payment is made
THOMAS MoosE, ~ Sale e. "
John w. Mohler. Auctioreer.
90 tisu'us to the above named, to which they
invite tho htention of purchasers.
Nv THOMAS
THOMAS MOORE
Fairfax county. augl8-w4z
Er The Above sale Is postponed until MON.
LA bu6 1obQ 10Y VI OCtOUSf ue2k \OOuuby
Court) 81. W. THOMAS,
TEOMAS MOORE,
aep21-w4V Comm'rs of Sale.
GALS FAlKFAX Landry virtue of
- decree of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
county, rendered at its June term, 1880, in the
cause ot Whiteds sd'x. vs.. Whited's b sirs, + 9
Undersigned commissioners of sale therein
named, on MOHDAY. October 18th, 1880.
court day. at IL 80 o. M. in front of the urt
House of Fairfax county. viii offer for sale BY
pubic auction, thst TRACT OF LAND. lying
in the uhty OF Fairfax. Va sb Ut two miles
south Of Huut.rs Mill. known as tbs WaIrED
TRACT and containing GIT acres and 80 poles.
The land is he.vily timoersd and of RS fne op.
portunty for wood and grazing industries
Terms: One tenth of the purch >ss money in
hand; ths resi1ue in six, twelve and eighteen
months fro u day of sale, with good security for
the deferred pay yments; title to be reta led By
the com niseioner>. If one fuc,h of the our
chsse money be paid down. security will be dis
pensed with The com nissi,ners are >u shoriz I'd
to sell privately and invite oroposaIs for a sale
FHSmAs = % IspMa aoSks aSA oC9%,,s' of ssls,
seplS-w4W
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IT r. aENRY's SCHOOL,

T r. HENRY'S SCHOOL,
On Queen, bet ween Washington and Columbus
streets
This SCHOOL FOR BOYS, which has been
in successful operation for ls years. and in which
are taught all the fundan entail and higher Eng
Day, Sept 13 a. .
The terms of tuition, depending upon the
branches taught range from IS to Slo per quar-
ter in advance.
The ircps will be at his school room every
dsy ,fter the 7lh OF Septe mber from O clccs 70
IL m , to receive and classify pupils augHtH
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EDUCATIONAL.

rOCKLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
II SANDY STRING Md.
Thus Institution will be reopened Sept. lotn'
A full course OF instruction will be given, With
Lectures upon History, Bellies Lettres and the
Natural ccie, ces.
Terms: S225 for the school year Languages,
Music and Drawing extra For Circulars, CIV
ing full inform alton. address
HENKY G. .HALLOWELL. Am.
iy6-eo&tW3m
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OYSTERS.
1890 AUTUMN 1880
FOB TIE FAIR.
OYSTERS

BRENGI,B, 12o King street. calls attention OF
residents and visitors to his new srrsngements.
he has arranged his ps rlofs Tor serving oe:l-
cious
OYSTERS IN ALL STYLES.-
to ladies and gentlemen in q manner al accept
able .s he serves Ice Cream He insure the
nick o. the market FhIED STkMBD;
ROASTED, BkOILED, ESCALLOPED and
AW, at the lowest rates. .-:
His ICE CREAM, ss low in price as any
WHOLESOME cream in the country. Health
full handmade candies free from TERRA ALBA
or glucose. :.
Cream Puffs, Tarts and Pastry, Candies and
Tsffy OF all kinds Pies specially, Fruits;
Fruits. His CAKES Black, Fruit, Pound Jelly
and Fancy Ornsmented and Plain. are sold
cheaper than they can be manufactured st home.
he caters for families and entertainments.
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