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FROM PIILIPsBURa.
,crnlnr correspondcnce Now North. Wat

Regular Correspondence New North.W
PHILrPsBURG, April G.-In my last |
promised TO inform you of the result Of
the Hammond Phillips foot.race. Ne
gccting TO have an understanding with the
clerk Of the weather, however, has proved
my ruin. On account Of the depth Of
snow and the consequent poor condition Of
the track, the race has been postponed un-
oil Sunday, the 18th inst, when it will posi-
lively be run. All parties were on hand
and for a time, in the early part of the day,
il was matter Of much debate as to
whether it would be run or not, Ham
heavy track. and Phillips insisting on ma.
king the race, evidently under the impress
sion that muddy track was In his favor.
An agreement was finally arrived at and the
above date fixed upon. The last install
ment Of stake money was deposited and
nothing remains now but to bring the men
on the ground next Sunday in the beet
trim 10 win It.
Prof. O'Neill, who advertised TO give an
exhibition 81 the n.anly art, assisted by
some OF his pupils, in the evening after the
race, has also deferred TO that day.
Gu thursday evening, tue LIST inst, the
pupils of our school gave an exhibition
consisting of songs, dialogues, declama.
tions. etc, which was well attended and
and thoroughly enjoyed. The singing was
good and the excellence of the recitatious
and other exercises spoke volumes for the
efficiency of our knight of tue birch, -
Mr. Quinn.
Town full of visitors and "banking bus
ines" lively. Amony the latest arrivals
we note that of that very fortunate indi-
vduaI, Mr.. Benz. Degenhart. BY The re-
cepton he gets f.om former friends and
neighbors. we judge his stay will be short.
MONITOR
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PERcHERoS NORMAN STocK.-Wm.Wal
lace, OF the lower valley, arrived from the
East, Tuesday, en- route home. While 10
Illinois he purchased at the celebrated sta
bles Of Mr.. Durham, in Du Page county,
two fine Percheron Norman horses. These
animals he brought with him, and an admi-
ring crowd Immediately congregated to see
the stock. The stallion is two years old
this spring, i5a hands high and weighs
1850 pounds. He is recorded by the name
OF Almeda," and was imported when q
young colt. The mare, "Marie Antoin-
cite" will be four years old this fall, islands
10 hands high, weighs 1880 pounds and 10
with fcai by imp. Vidocq. These are mag
1ihcent appearing animals, dark gray 10
color, and, notwithstanding the long trip
oy rail and subsequent rough trip from the
terminus, are in fair condition. Mr.. Wal
iaoe left for home Tuesday afternoon. lie
l~''i keep the animals at his farm near Pio-
Deer.
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Rannack Iaii Delivery.

Special Dispatch to New Northwest.
HELENA. April Srh.-Ths Independent
Of this morning publishes the following:
BANsAcK, M. T., April 5.-Last evening
between s and 0 O'Clock, Ed. Pierce, Peter
Addison and man named Williamson,
confined in Jail at Bannack, made their
escape. Pierce was the man who shot
McGinniss at James O'Neil's place on Rat
tlesnake creek, and Addison and William
son were imprisoned for horse stealing. 1t
is supposed they we're let out by some one
on the outside, as two good locks were
opened without being injured. The jailer
had not been absent as long as three-qua
ters of an hour from the time he had locked
the Jail until the prisoners had made their
escape. About fifteen persons are on their
trail. A reward of 800 is offered for the
return of Pierce, and q reward of $2J for
each Of the other two men. Sheriff Wat
son offers the reward.
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THE THIRTY NILE RAcE.-On the 18th
inst, on the Olin track, will take place the
30-mile race against time. A citizans'
purse Of $3.50 has been made up, and Mr..
w. v. Smith has been busy the past week
getting his horses in condition. He will
use six horses, changing each mile One
hour and seventeen minutes is the allotted
time in which to ride the distance, and the
gentleman seems confident that he can WIN
easily. Immediately afcer the race Mr..
Smith will take his horses to Butte and put
them in training for the race with Mr.
Booth, which takes place on the I'd prox.
In each race tho riders demand "a good
day and good track" Should the inclem-
ency Of the weather or the bad condition
Of tho track necessitate . postpoDemeat,
the race will take place here on the 18th
inst. and at Butte ON the 9th Of May. Mr.
smith pronouDces the Olin track the fastest
in the Territory.
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The Yogo Mines.

Mr.. Harpin Davis, who came in
Monday last direct from the Yogo country,
reforms rs that two drains have at last
reached bedrock. Cameron s. Co., in Kan
Kan district, struck bedrock on claim No.
40, at depth Of 81 feet, last week. When
he left no cross-drifting had been done.
There was considerable water and but
small prospects Of from 10 to % cents to
the pan had been found. In the upper
district the bedrock had been reached
some time ago and his informant, whom
he considered reliable, claimed to have
washed out. much larger pan prospects.
Lumber Is worth $50 per thousand and
building is progressing rapidly. A large
mum Der OF quartz leads have been found
during the past winter, and Mr.. Davis
thinks the camp destined to be one of the
foremost quartz mining districts in the
country.-Hus6andmd lat
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N ew TO-DAY.
administrators Sale.
Notice Of sale of Mining Claims.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an or
ger OF the Probate Court of the county OF Deer
Lodge, Montana Territory, or the q az Of March A
isso, In the matter of the estate of Cyrus b. Par
ker deceased, the undersigned the adminiptrator of
estate VIII sell at private sale to the highest bid
ger Tor cash, subject to confirmation of said Probate
court, on or after the 30th day of April A. d. 1850
and within six months after said date all of the
mining property mines and lands and interests there
IN o. the said Cyrus b. Parker at the time Of his
death and all the right title and interest the said
estate mas at BY operation of law or otherwise ac
CURED since his death In all of the hereinafter de-
scrbed property said property to be sold in parcels m
hereinafter designated. Bids or offers for the whole
or any part thereof must be In writing and either de-
iyered TO the undersigned in person or left at his
Main street and Broadway In Helena City, Lewis and
Cark county, M. t.. or ct the store OF j. G. Sanders
IN Jefferson City and county, in said Territory or AZ
the ofice OF the Clerk OF the Probate Court In Deer
Lodge City and county In said Territory at any time
after the publication hereof, and before final sale
The following Is description of the property to be
SOLD, to-wit LIST. the undivided one-hat of the Sit
ting Bull lode claim designated as Lot 49, Township
IL, north OF Range west, patent paid for also the
undivided one-half OF the Copper Bottom Lode also
also all the interests of said estate In mill site and
water right belonging to the Doctor Parker Lode
claim, also the undivided one fourth of the David
Copperheld Lode also the undivided one-haf of the
following named lode claims, to-wit: Crown Point,
Big Chief, Copper Top, Romeo, Cloud Capt. Water
District, Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory
Also the following mining claims situate In Stemple
District. Lewis and Clark county, said TERRITORY
70 wit: The undivided one-fourth Of the Parole end
Zulu Lode claims also the undivided one half of the
said Territory. b. c. BROOKE
Administrator of the estate of Cyrus B. Parker,
deceased. 5623t
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Notice to Advertising Agents.

GONE years business with Eastern Adver-
is no money in it," The low rates offered, the
clubbing correspondence, the mmissions de-
Quoted, the requirement Of copies of the paper
10 Agent and Advertiser and disallowance on &C
count Of position induce us to respectfully de-
cline any further advertising through "Advertis-
ing Agencies after present business is concluded.
This Is published as a reply 10 all Advertising
Agents. No proposals from them will hereafter
be considered or answered,
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DEATHS

STRICKLAND In Deer Lodge. Montana. On Thurs
dag, April 1st. 1sS0. OF Bfighf's disease Of the
ksdneys. Otis Strickland, native Of Maine. aged
- % yeaFn.s s.
EELSON--IE Deer Lodge Valley. April 9Th. Willie.
infant eon q Mr.. and MrA ". Nelsops aged two
mpnlhs. sgts%T
TRETacHLAG--At Butte. ~ r., April 81. Clinton,
son q ~. and Mrs. =, @ I7syschiags a9sd
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SHERIFFS SALE.
James A. Murray, plaintiff,

James A. Murray, plaintiff,
Samuel p. Alexander, defendant.
To be sold at Sheriffs Sale at o'clock. D. m Satur
day Mayl !, A. ID 1880, in front of the Court House
door in the town and county of Deer Lodge, NJ. T.,
under and by virtue Of execution In the above en-
titled cause issued from out the District Court of the
Second Judicial District of Montana Territory In and
for the county of Deer Lodge the following described
property towit: All the right. title and interest of
the defendant, Samuel p. Alexander, or which he
had on the 26h day of February A. D. 1880 in and TO
those certain Lots Nos. four [4l and five Isl In block
thirty 30 situated in the town of Butte Deer Lodge
county Montana Territory. and more particularly de-
scribcd In the official survey and plat on file In the
County Recorders Office, of aforesaid county and Ter
ritory and levied upon as the property of the defend
ant
Dated this Cd day of April, A. d. 1890
JAMES =. McANDREWS
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge County, NJ. T..
BY THOMAS McTAGUE, Under Sheriff SCAT
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LOCAL NEWS

Subscribers ordering their papers changed
from one poBtoflce to another. MUST MENTION
THE OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
VlOUSLY SENT.
TOR SALE MeCartys Toll bridge and Ranch.
Il For particulars inquire on the premises.
CT. JO3EPHs HOSPITAL, DEER LODGE,
~ Montana. Under charge of the Sisters of
Charity. The Sisters are prepared TO acCommo-
datepatients with good rooms board and nursing,
at twelve dollars per week.
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Notice Of Sale.
Estate of Annie Fraser deceased

NOTICE Is hereby given that will, on Saturday,
~ April H. 1880 by virtue of the power of attorney
In me vested by the lawful heirs of Annie Fraser de-
ceased sell to the highest bidder for cash the follow
wit: ~
One house and lot situated in block 25, Deer Lodge
city, NJ T. Said lot consists of the east 30 feet of
lot 10 and the contiguous four feet of lot O. all in
olock 70, and improvements thereon, consisting of
one frame dwelling house.
Also one Singer sewing machine.
Sale to take place in front of the McBurney House
NJ the hour OF O'Clock p. m, on said 18th day of
April, 1880.
Terms Of SAFE Cash in hand to the auctioneer
WILBUR N. AYLESWORTH
Attorney-in-fact for heirs OF said deceased
Deer Lodge, NJ. T., April Z, 1880.
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1 tJERBAcH. WELLS d CO., Helena,s keep :
"A full line 81 Binnks for justices 81 the Peace
same prices - emerged w ne New Nessh-
West
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Proof Of Will,

In the Probate Court in and for the county of Dee,
Lodge, Territory Of Montana-ln the matter of the
estate of Johr Griffin. deceased.
Pursuant TO an order OF said Court made this 25th
day OF March, A. ID. 1885, notice Is hereby given that
on Friday the 23d day of April A. D. 1870 10 o'clock
A. m OF said day, at the Court Room of said Court at
the Court House IN the town and county OF Deer
Lodge, have been appointed the time and place for
proving the will OF said John Griffin, deceased, and
for hearing the application of Patrick Griffin for the
Issuance to him Of letters testmentary when and
where any person Interested may appear and con-
test the same.
SCOTT ORREN EMERSON, Clerk.
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GO M I N Gil
WITH A NICE ASSORTMENT OF
French Millinery Goods for Spring and
Summer Wear.

bNulIIVI WSG4F
Which win be sold at the
Most Reasonable Prices.
The Ladies' Of Deer Lodge are requested to call and
Examine these goods at the
CITY HOTEL.
MISS c. Settler.
Deer Lodge, April 8, 1890.
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RELIGIOUS.


PRESBYTERIAN - Services every Sunday
morning mt the Presbyterian Chnrch, at ! n ::
evening, Q p. m.-ISev. J. L. Henning, ofiieiat-
Sunday School in the same place at Q p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
O'CLOCK.
CATHoLIc.-serviees every Sunday. First
Mass at 8 o'clock q. m. Second Mass at l0h a.
m Catechigm under the direction OF the Sisters
Of Charity at 2E O'Clock p. m. VoSperS at
o'clock p. m.
Sunday School every Sunday
Bpm
BISHOP TUTTLE's APPOINTMENTS FOR
1880.
BuTTE-Sundays May 3Oth and June 9th.
BLACKFooT-T Tuesday. June 10Th.
DEER LopGE-s sunday. June 18TH
PHIIiPsBuWG-w ednesdav, June 10Th.
SrEvEN-vmLE-t' OEyAILI--Suhday June 2lth.
ETNA-TursdaY, june 22d.
MIs-uULA-SuidHy, June eth.
GLENpALE-w Wednesday, June Both.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sunday. July 4th.
NmGrHtA-MADlroN NALLtY-snnday,July nth.
IuNY-w ednerday, July 18th.
STERLING -Thursday. July 18th.
KEp RLUFF-triday. july 10Th.
BuzEMAN-- Pr. ELLrs-Sundays, July 18Th and 9th.
liAML7 oE-honday, July 10Th;
LOWER WmLo" CnEEK-T9esday July 9th.
GAILATIN-M cdneshay, July 2sth.
RAuERrBuEG-Thursday. July 29Ih.
CEnTHEyLLE Friday, Iuly Both
HsLENA-suuday, Aug. lst, Convoeation
BELNuNT-Thursfay, Aug. nth.
BENTON-Suuday. Aug. Sth.
sHAw-SuE sYER-Snnday, Aug. 18th
WHITE SULPHUR SrmNGs-saturdny, Aug Git.
Lo"Ah-h Sunday. Aug. 22d.
EHA--UEiokyILLE-SnndAy Aug. Goth.
JEFEKFsoN-M Monday, Aug. 3OLh.
BouLDEK-Tncsday, Aug, Mst.
BIsg"ps School HoUsE-ThursdaY, Sept 81.
POIEpEXTER's-F FRIDAY, Sept. ID.
BANhACK- Sunday. sept. blh.
LtMnI JUhCT.Os Wednesday Sept. sth.
SALMON CTY-Sanday, sept 18th
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B A GAlNS A.
Our ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
CARPETS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES, Etc, Etc,
WILL BE SOLD AT
Twenty Per Cent. Less than
New York Prices.
O
REGARDLESS OF THE RECENT GREAT
OUR PRICES REMAIN UNCHANGED, WHICH
MAKES EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR LARGE AS |
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GRAND JURORS.

Grand and Trial Jurors For April Term, 1880.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

A LII persons having claims against the estate of
TAAnRe Fraser, deceased are hereby notified to pre-
sent their claims Immediately and payment thereof
will be made
WILBUR N. AYLESWORTH,
Attorney-in fact for heirs of said deceased
b62-2t
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EPIscoPAL.-sunday School every Sunday
2p.m.
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CATHoLfc.-Servees every Sunday. First
Mass at 8 o'clock q. M. Second Mass at l0h a.
Of Charity at 2E O'Clock p. m. voSpcrs at 7
O'Clock 2. m.
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AS Of Record in the Office Of the County Clerk
and Recorder from February 9th to March 9th.
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Sunday School In the same place at 2 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at
ne
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ROLL OF HONOR.


The following subscriptions have been paid since
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PRESBYTERIAN. - Services every Sunday
evening, 8 p. m.-Rev. J. L. Hsnning, ofieiat-
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BISHOP TUTTLE's APPOINTMENTS FOR
1880.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-10-07

comes harsh discord crying, "Give US
change-anything for a change" This is not
a bearing year for "a CHANGE Applause
Every other crop is good, but not the crop Of
change that crop is good only when the rest
are pad The country does not need or wish
the change proposed, and the pressing invita-
lion OF our Democratic friends is much like
VIZ You walk into my parlOr, said the spider
TO the ny" A goOd-natured but firm NO I
thank you, VIII be the response at the polls.
STRONG WORDS FOR THE CANDIDATES
The candidates we support besides being Re-
publicans are largely lifted for the stations
which await them.
Some service with him in Congress has made
me well acquainted with General GARFIELD
laughter That he has the intelligence, ex
perience and habits OF mind which fit man for
the Presidential Office, think l know With
prominence among the leading men in public
life, and that prominence he has maintained
ever since IN all the collisions between indiyid-
ualS and parties. LApllausel That he is CON-
potent to the duties before him, there seems to
me no reason to doubt Great Applause
OF General Arthur, it seems needless here to
speak. Most of YOU know him, and all who
know him know high-souled, honorable man
hOI orable IN every position IL which he ever
stOod-a man TO be trusted III every relation OF
life. II the character, the popularity and per-
SOnahty of Il candidate can add strength to the
Republican cause, General Arthur will add that
strength wherever he is known, and most where
he is best known. LAppause.l
Upon its record and its candidates the Repub-
lican party asks the cOuntry'S approval, and
stands ready to avow its purposes for the fu-
ture. Applause 1t proposes to rebuild our
commercial marine, driven from the sea by con-
federate cruisers, aided and abetted by foreign
hostility. 1t proposes to foster labor, Industry
and enterprise. 1t proposes to stand for educa-
ton, humanity and progress IApplause.7 1t
proposes to administer the Government honest
", to preserve amity with all he world, OBJ
serving our own obligations with others and
seeing that others observe theirs with US, to
pro ect every citizen of whatever birth or
color in his rights and equality before the law,
including his right TO vote and 10 be counted,
to uphold the public credit and the sanctity of
Republican party proposes 10 assure to indus
try, humanity and civilization in America the
amplest welcome and the safest home. Pro-
longed applause
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-10-07
Change Not q Single Thing.


The country never had more salts
factory currency, the national credit
never stood so high, business was never
more healthy, and labor never was in
more active demand or more satisfacto-
rily remunerated. The country is up,
not down, and instead of ga change"
the people desire nothing SO much as to
have things remain just as they are.
It is a very poor time, therefore, to ex-
pect to accomplish anything by this cry
for "a change" for ga change" is just
what the people don't want. They
know the party and the policy under
which this satisfactory prosperity has
come to the country, and they know,
also, the party and policy which has ar
rayed itself against them. They will
sustain the one and condemn the other,
and in doing so will elect Garfield and
reject Hancock, because the two men
represent the opposing policies of the
two parties. The time for change"
is not when the people everywhere are
prosperous and happy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-10-07
How Gen. Lee and StoneWaII Jackson
Would Vote.
Wade Hampton to Virginia Democr

Wade Hampton 70 IfsInIa DtIlIOoI@Vs'
What is Virginia's duty now? You
hardly realize, my friends, how much
depends on the action of your state.
With a united South casting 1873
electoral votes, we need only New York
and Indiana, and [ believe we shall
have them. Consider a0hGt Lee and
Jackson aUo1lLd do aUere they alive.
These are the same principles for
a0hich they fought for Jour gears. Re-
member the men who poured forth
their life blood on Virginia's soil, and
do not abandon them now. Remem-
Der that upon your vote depends the
success of the Democratic ticket.
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JUDGF Jerry BLACK.
ALLEN G. THURMAN.

O1kes Ames swears that Garfield got ten
shares, and Garfield swears that he did not do
any thing Of the kind. There was q good deal
of talk, but no proof against him; and 1 am
compelled to say that Carried gets out better
than any one else, and, on the whole, there
was not sufficient evidence to fasten corruption
at his door,
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VIII tell you whom 7 think the Ropubi ana
should nominate, and whom l consider their
strongest man. he is a true man, man OF prin-
cipal, an honest man, AMI would make a good
President for US al. Personally, consider him
the best man you could nominate. / refer to
Gen. James 4 Garfield, of OHIO.
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LOCAL JoTTlNcS.

Go to DR., Dye, 6l9 Elm street, for q
full SGT of teeth for $40.
Don't doubts. S. s. cures all impurities
it matters not OF how long standing.
Cypress molasses barrels, half barrels
and kegs, for sale at the Dallas barrel factory
-Connor's drug store is the place TO pur-
chase your medicines.
Something new at the 8 and lOc store
two doors west Of the postotllce.
For a nice fitting shirt, have it made to
order at Clancy's, COZ Main street.
400 calico wrappers and suits from 50c
10 81 so neatly made. Go to Bauman's, FOG
tim street.
500 hats and bonnets, ready and
trimmed to order from 81 to So 90, at Bau-
mans, 706 Elm street.
Go to Connor's drug store for perserip-
Hons.
Book and pamphlet work executed in
he highest style of art, at the HERALD Book
AND JOB OFFICE.
Have your drawers made to order AZ
'.ancey's, double lined in the seat and war
snted not to rip or break.
All colors of Fayle hats at so; sundowns
md sailors, at 25c., at Bauman's, 706 Elm
ltreet.
Strangers from the adjacent cities and
ountry visiting Dallas, should go to the D
nd Zoe store, two doors west ofthe postotiice
md see the bargains III everything.
Lending styles of untrmmed hats and
comets, from zoe. to 81 80, at Bauman's,
fo8 Elm street.
Have your clothes cleaned, secured, re-
paired or dyed at Henry Kellers house, 500
Main street, as this is the only place in North
Texas which is fully prepared for all kinds Of
work in this line.
Ladies' suits, elegantly made silks, cash
neres, buntings, alapaca and burrets, from
80 to S35. Send your orders to Z. Baumsn,
I06 Elm Street.
j. II. Phillips, matchmaker and jeweler
located at Stephens bookstore, No. 5l3
Main street. will do repairing at reduced
prices.
Dozier- Weyl Cracker company's st. Louis
crackers are sold throughout Texas.
Old Judge Smoking Tobacco at Trinity
Cigar Factory 610 Main street.
Send to the HERALD jon OFFICE tor
FOUR commercial printing.
All the leading styles of fine Stetson
hats, either in stiff or soft, for young men or
elderly gents, in endless variety, at Leon
Kahn's, GOA Elm.
Birmingham & FELTON, are manufactur
ing hominy, grits and graham flour. Mill
No. 226 Patterson avenue