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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-09-11
Beat this if You Can.

Some folks seem to think this is
warm weather." observed old Daddy
Wortnerspoon to old Uncle Linkin-
bothsm as the two old inhabitants
stood, last Thursday, before a therm.
ometer that Registered 90 deg. in the
shade.
"Peats to ne 'twSs worse than
this in tie May OF '28, wasn't it?'
"A heap worse" assented old Lick
iubotham; ''but that wasn't as bad DC
May ut '22. You remember how tin
roots melted and run of the houses,
AMI we had to carry wrought steel
umberslIas through the streets"
deed l de- rejoined oil Daddy
Wertherspoou, hopping his visage
With some anxiety. II was out hunt
ing that spring, and We bad to carry
eur powder in buckets of water to
keep it from going off prematuTely
wasn't that'spring the hams fried
on live hogs and the bills melted eff
the snow birds?"
"The same spring." said old Uncle
Linkinbothsm. Il know l Was efi
fishing in Long Island sound, and
the heat generated the water into
team 90 as to blow GU: boat clear
over into the woods. That month
Gas pretty warm, for l recollect how
the forest out back of East New York
melted down, and had q stream of
LIQUID kindlings ruHning right
through my farm. One OF the boys
took sRig of it one day by mistake.
and when he died in the fall We found
him chock full OF splinters. Killed
him."
Eyes, yes" murmured old Daddy
WortherspOon, streaming at every
pore. ''We used to hang meat and
vegetables down my well. and they
were cooked in ten minutes by the
watch" and the ancient gentleman
regarded his antagonist with some
triumph.
1--WE tried that" said old Linkin-
botham, shut the heat melted the
wires the grub was hung on and the
works of the clock run all over the
floor, so We couldn't tell how long il
did take to cook. and We used ice.
water to do our billing with"
':rWhere'd you get your ice!" de-
manded old Daddy Wortherspoon,
tying a handkerchief around mis- head
to keep his ears warm.
I'VE just poured water on the FIRE
and the fire was so much cooler than
the atmosphere that the water troze
in inmate That's how We got so
much ice. Don't you want to 60 and
drink something to warm you up?"
I'll re can get a little good old
brandy, I'd like il" replied old Daddy
Wortherspoon, with pale lips and
clenehed fist. "I'll take some proof
brandy"
"Uome along, them" retorted old
Uncle Linkinbotham ,contem ptiously.
You may be able to sir your blood
with that tipple, but this weather and
the recollections of May, 70, make
me- want some hot, spiced rum and 8
fur overcost. Tomorrow I'm going
to put on extra hannels."
And the old liars almost killed
themselves that afternoon with hot
drink rather than admit that the, Al
mighty could do things as well now
as he did when they were boys.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-07

sacred position is john Smith, the
Repbow of Prophet Joseph Smith.
Seventh, there is o presiding bishop, who
attends to tho collection of tithes,
Eighth, Zion is divided into twsnty-tbree
ltskss, each of whom hiss president, They
call me bishop from habit, hut my ecclesi-
aatca rank is higher. hsv0 bean here thirty
yoRrs and was bishop for eighteen years |
ana now president of the stake which sou
are in. | have twelve high couhse!ors 10
srbitrIte smong the brethren. Each stake is
suhdiyidel into wards and each ward into
districts. Each diltrict has Quorum Of
teachers, whose business it is 10 visit esch
ftnlly periodically and look aftsrtne spirit-
uSl welfare of its membsr. Each district
has meatiHg nsuss, Sunday,school,
day school, Young Mems Mutual Inn
prOysment society primary association for
small children, which meets on Saturdays,
Rad usually dramatic society. Ou' peop o
at Cedar City have brErs band, string
band, u cooperative store a co operative
tannerY and cooperative grist mill, which
cost $4,000. Ninth, comes the priests and
deacons In the world tbs priests preach
and baptizs, but do not lay on hands. Tho
wisdom Of man could nsver have devised
church organization like that. Our present
presiding bishop, Edward Hunter, is eighty
six years Of age. 10 was formsrly noted
grszier in Chester county, Pennsylvania,
Out Of total population of 10000, there
are 10000 children in Utah upder eight years
Of age. We have Susday school crgsnizs
ton known as the Dsseret Sunday School
USon, Of which George Q. Cannon
is superintendent. He is our delegate
TO congress. Then We have q perpetual ina
migration fund in charge Of President Al.
bert Darlington With this we assist in gath
eriag cur converts to these valleys. All ma
tons aro hsre represented. There is young
woman ut Beaver City whose father WAS
native Hin1oo, snd was colonel of the Royal
Bengal regiment. She has become one of
our people. We assist these people here,
and when they become able 10 do SO, they
repay the expense 10 the emigration fund
Much of this indebtedness was Cancelled by
the church last April, in addition 10 which
We gAVa 1000 sheep and $50 cows 10 eur
poor. During tbs psst year We have brought
over more converts than ever before.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-07

Nv years ago, lsrge quantities of scrap irOn
had been accumulated. The owners Of
he rap iron called upon the UaitOd States
for eduction Of the tariff on this article
that t1sy might send the iron here TO buy
American machinery, But the people in this
country interested in scrap iron came TO
Washington and prevented reduction of
the tariff The result was that all the scrap
IRON ia South America was shipped 70 Eng
land 70 buy English manufactured goods
and nothing came here, and no msnuisc,
tured goods on that account, were exported
from the United States, and tho Euglish
artisan had the opportunity Of making the
scrap iron into ether material, which piiyi-
lego was denied to tho American artisan.
Mexico and South America afford to US most
natural markets. | may say that oil their
manufactured goods are bought from the
English, and noLo from tho United States,
simply because tho United States put such q
duty on what they produce that they cannot
bring them here and purchase at any profit
10 themselves.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-07
A ChriatnlaA Incident.


MIR. and Mrs j. j. Warren, of our ci,v.
have been made the recipients of princely
Gift, which came to them in grateful ray
rom an esteemed family servant, 10 whom
t'ay are auoh boholden for his kind rsm,m.
0,4nce. On Christmas morning Mira. War.
rem was in her Kitchen busily engaged max
isg = cake icr the day, when she was inter
rupted in her work by Robert Dsadridre.
her tAyorito dining.r room servant OF Nsts
bslluM days, who came In all Smiles, with
compliments If the season for his old mis-
tresa, Mrs.. Warren received him very cor.
daily, and bsthinking herself Of the duty of
tho hour, handed Robert silver dollar for
his Christmas, with good wishes in return for
MS hheetenAte greeting. Blu. the faithful
colered servitor hsd not come 10 receive anv
thing except the good lsdy's welcome IL
her surprise he gently waved of the prot
Tered dollar, and producing from hil poke,
an elegant morocco leather case, said mi,
Anaiss, didn't come to get q present this
morning, but to mase oue TO my old master
and Mistress, whose kindness 10 ma nevrr
can and never will forretu Re-
this time Robert had opened the aosly
bound case, exporting 10 view two largo ma !,
kin rings, made of pure gold. encircisS a.nh
by a silver band, aud inscrihss Win 's ,Sa
Warren monorram, rishiv carved on Wv Wv
central surfscs' Ths,e csns hs hsn n ssV ~
Mrs. Warren. who. dsen1v sff.o,nS ~" - ~
circumstances. recsiyad than with ~ sns
TO be moa,ured by words Ana wns nss
heartfelt 10 har oonsidsr.ie 1910 Wv. 'S SS
wears before The war M Wsrssa M an. oo ON
chase Of Robert D,rdriaro wbI n m.o p ur'
or;ts b 1iuto VINO was Then
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-07
Tho Mormon Church at Utah.



AT Tiny request Bishop Henry Dunt, of Co
dar City explained 10 mo the manner in
which the Church Of Latter Day saints is Or
gained. He said; "First, there is n pre.i.
dent, and he has two councillors. Second.
there are twelve apostles. The president /,
one of them, and there arc eleven others
Each of them receives salary of $500 per
anaum. The pr esidont Yields an authority
equal 10 that Of the ether eleven. Third.
there are seven presidents designated as
the presidents Of the seventies
Fourth come the seventies, with seven presi,
dens over each, and president over each of
the sevens. Fifth come tho seventies, each
body OF which consists of seventy slders
There are eighty of these seventies in Utsb
and they are compelled 10 report At lSss,
annually. These Constitute the general an.
,noritas of the church. Sixth is thu bssd
patriarch of the church. This dignitr y
hereditary whom the candidate ia wor,h,,
Inc head patriarch resides at Salt L,ls Gi;y,'
ana elesses the people by the LAYING an ny
nands' The present Incumbent Of VI us a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-07

George Rick, the Oldest furniture dealer in
the city, has one of the largest an' noot ele-
gSnt stocks Of furniture " rS,en, d n Dali
las. And, while he .eeos 10 lower grades
at either Wholesale or retail, he prides him.
self on keeping the latest styles and patterns
snd elegant designs Of new furniture. What
Sanger Bros. are to the dry goods trade,
George Rick is to the furniture trade. Both
are old firms, and both have the confidence OF
tho people. Tnoae who know Rick will buy
Of no other person. When furniture is wanted
call and SEQ him, make his acquaintance, and
buy your furniture from him, if you want to
be pleased in goods and prices
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= Wonderful Clock.


Mr. Felix Meier, Of Detroit, Mich, slter
nearly ten years of patient labor, has pro
du,ed a cloct which, not excepting that of
Strssburg, is. tho most wonderful clock of
tho world. lis IS foot high, feet wide, 8
feet deep and weighs 4,oOO pounds The
framework is of black walnut and elegantly
carved, Washington sits beneath the mar
bio dome with a cclorsd servant on either
side guarding the doors. On tho four
corners of the face of tho clock arc four
agures. omhlema,ic Of the different stages of
human life; two aro females, one holding an
infant, The other with o child; the third is q
man of middla sge, while tho fourth is n
figure of an old grAy-eeardsd mAn. All of
those figures have bsls, each with tone in
keeping with the stage represented. Tho in.
FAINT strikes its sweot-toned bell ct the first
quarter hour; tho larger bell of the
youth rings out at the end Of tho half hour,
followed By the strong resonant tone of the
bell OF middle 'ge at the third quarter, and
the hour cloaing with tho mournful bell of
the aged man. Death, represented by n
carved skelston just above the clock face,
then strikes tho hour, at the same time a
carved cupid pops out on either side with
wings to indicate that time flies. This is
followed by sweet music, when Washington,
riiing from his chair, presents tho DecIara.
tioa of Independence, and door on the
right ia opaned by The servant, and each of
the ex.prosdsnts, douuod in the costume Of
his time (including President Haye,) dls be.
foro tho Father OF his Country" lace Linn
and rSis, their hands, walk across the plat
form and pass out of sight, at door which
ssftelwsrd closed by the second servant.
Washington takes his seat, and all i, quiet
again save the heavy tick Of the wonderful
tme-kseper. Though such clock shows
great deal of ingenuity it is of little prasti.
cal value
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-07
a Rad Cold or D,strcss,ur covu,

Dry. psrched, sore throat, pneumonia
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, weakened
and debilitated state of tie system, oil these
dangerous symptoms an cured by "Dr
owaynes Compound Syrup of Wild Cher.
ry'' The first dose gives relief, and the
worst cough and sore lungs yield to its heal.
ing properties. An occasional dose OF
"Sweynes Pills" should be taken to keep thC
bowels free. They arc excellent for torpid
liver and bilious complaints. ''
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GG8A1'GN. u RESTORATIVE:


qIS ~ . Well-knoTn principle in animal
Aiology that no vital action onn take plao'
Through the agency Of the neryous ave-.
llhe nerve power in any organ ia wosN.
0 then that organ is..weak There is rera.
suy m inc reach OF ell, one that has stood III
w w. lor over nan a century, DR.. Eic0Tl {
vital Restorative has been scriitiuIzed ana ~
dorse1 blythe Academy OF Medicine In Psrip
as On lniallabie specific for the above. copts,nr
no phoephorous, canth2T,6at or ether n,is.,De
II parsly Vegetable, producing no resciia.
my ID pellnantnJ IN erect 10 suEsr-o9gfoli
ne klohelleu, Paris, (FrGnoeJ, or of ~ Z
brown slgesnOnd prOnr!etors. Iddra..
Room 20, World Building, n. York Nona ono, ce ass
u IM without the signature or S. b. Slresmepd
nn tIS S,ne Oh eaoh box. send for cataoone.
pax oil 100 pills, $S, box OF 400, $40, sent bv
upon receipt of price. V '"A4i
DIR, 8. r. sig Osmond; y" '''"''' II phi 2Su' 1850.
Dear slim Justice 10 you and to the nrn.
oSsUn Lie9i II my duty to state the results of
NY lIlal OF ilcord's Vital Restorative i'm ms,
piacuce' following the challenge Won msdo III!
Ease /. Mr.. r., aged so, im1otent t1r voar,
WIN GpermatorhsGa, weight 100 lbs yort
nervous and doblitated, slsepless ana F any,
VIII VII nervous Tears, had triel every krn,sn
remedy put him under treatment Win WI
vial Restorative alone. In six no mtim me ne
WSs uisemarEet, perfectly cured. He hal ra
GO pounds anu weighed
Cvss :. Mr.. N, partial loss OF nopor :.
I'm WeeEe !reatpeGt with the With pos;or an
stored, WV II p we're Iuily re-
g. 1873 Pine ST., ST. LOuia.
r ST. Souls NOvember Is JS-a
lnlh ls 70 certify that have been siT;ct1bi';;.
years with nervous and general deh;iI,,.. 'eu lor
ne, lisa asu soitenh Ofthe brain H.
ueen uhuer the treatment OF tsysrsi 10y, nuse
usht PhFslolans. during this time rvitS ~ I'm
eLtlal results. Several months ss ,' = ~ oeh-
taxing richards Vital Resorativs GSegs ll
INV perfectly cured. | weighed ~ ,t uu -ih
ii' pouhus--l now weigh 1866 pounds VINE
WIN BoRscH,
q. l2ly Uass Avenue.
Thoa h..,, -, ~. Louis April ; I.S0
ns1 oeen impoteRt for a uuInb,r . = oy'
wueu l commenced 20 take Eno,,o' years
restorative. within three nobtbs siai
~ WI suddenly restored to INV jot,nar Iounu
tut 'isor' ana The cure hrs been peimarn-, III
- i know Mr. Vincent, whose nam 'iN " Ut,
mine a uVGpYe ceLtlheate. lie lisa fian5 y,
stated them. " % rs ne has
a., j. II. WABD,
Hotel, H'ul and kuropea
O- sSia ~ Wholesale and Retail n,
y i rousssle Agents: Richardson On 6, -,
w Lyops, New OfleSrs ias, - |
y az ~ snAacN, Stevenson & Co. a. tia4Shsi
u y onlth, Doolittle & Bmitb Pn.,1oi M
Nacnuseth John Reeshan. Cincir mst-
Sa9rlos y Crltteaton New York ava onioi |
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How To oct Momey withsutroil.

If you wsnt knowledge you must toll for
IT; If pleasure, you must toll for ii, Toll is
the law; pleasure comes through toll and not
by self.indulgenco and indolsnce. But ifyou
want money call on Henry COIN, the poet
Pawnbroksr. No consultation fea required.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-07

Fitzgerald, NO. q lamar street,
Finest imported fruits.
The only importer aud dealer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-07
CANCER.


ENNIS, Ellis County, Texas,
ror the benefit of those afflicted ,v,,, coroor
NV nnd ds1T mat was afflicted with cancer on
N.Y. NY unuer up fpr four or ive years searInp Of
Texas IS wer rth ta nesr Ennis, Ellis county,
Ger in june S7s ana ner ana had her treat my can
t XoI ~ inddeatlon of any return mn to dafe'
'nis ocpooer 3l' he0 Rev a. 4. 'YYoSiTINSGc, ''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-07

FOR stylish ladies', gents and cbidren's
Saoesgo to M; Woolf's shoe store corner
Elm and Poydrns Streets.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-07
ANh'AN ole
LIST OF PRIZES:

1927 Frlzes, amounting to ...... s1Io I0o
oli ',sPonSlole corresponding gents wanted N I
BE- ' p pa5 70 Fo whom ibra comp nsation viii
cleeIv wv" cir ror c iHrther information, write
n ,o or reEiStered letter or money order by
D a. OAUPh-N. ew Orlesns. Ia
NJ n'1 AL corresr ence should be With
ticket. Themselves are sent and ne 1 gnteS me
s Hrs ohe,ins certificates or anything elsa IN.
iisoI' any one proposing to fer 81, vtbina
Sne oy circular or otherwise on his own n hass
I al p on MY 90 OF the company is swinder.
under the supervision of Genls q, e Rno are
ssd9 6Sl oo6 ana Ju6al A. Early. Capital Prize
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Has your child a cold-call at your Grups
gist for Hamburg Syrup.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-07

Christmas goods, W wy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-07

VI to 500 per day at home. Sample
son Co, Po sX worth M 70 free. Address stn-
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Wanted. 100000

Bushels of corn, by F. A. Glass & Co.. n
thai crorn sheller,south side of public square
also 1000 ons baled hay.
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Louisiana State Lottery C0mpapy

ms intuition was regularly incorporated
Nhd Charitable pupC Jes IN 1868, for the form, ~
twenty-five years, tc which c0ntracl the inviols-
Dlelaith Of The State Is pledged, which nledye hos
Deeh renewed by an overwhelming popular yote'
seGcting lts franchise in the new constitution
TAI OF 81 ,NJ, 900, to which it has since aGdad
reserve iund Of $3.50, 900, It's Grand single NM
Der Distribution will take place monthly ON fbs
second oot ines1ay ltueyer scales or postpones'
CAPITA l. PRIZE gS1.Coo.
100000 Tickets AZ Two Dollars each Hair
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LOTTERIES.
TAKE NoTIGEI

This Is the only Lottery ever voted on by the
people Of state, and under a late decision of
tne u L. supreme court at Washington. ia
L lne ohly LeS.I Lottery now IN the United
pcal'd or having no eNisiencs a snlendid
opportunity TO via fortune. GRAY distribn.
ton, Class A, at New orleans, Tuesdav
January IL, 1851 l2sth Monthly Drawing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-16
AROUND TOWN.

Yesterday was q cloudy day, misting rain
at times.
There are an unusual number Of strangers
In the city just at present.
Thekecpers..of tho bawdy houses were fined
yesterday In the county court.
Tho Office Of tho county collector will be
closed tho remainder Of the week 10 give tho
employees an opportunity to strAighten up
their books.
A survey VI tho Texas Il Pacific road from
Che lever depot 10 the river was made yes
erday, preparatory TO ditchlng, with view
Of getting bessor drainage.
J...W. Willhite Of CynthiaAa, q celebrated
trainer and owner Of race stock, Is 10 tho cit,
and will make Dallas his future home. Iii
family will Join him In few days.
Messrs. Kahn and Campbell had tempor
ary scwcr constructed at the corner of Main
and Martin streets yesterday 70 prevent IN,
water from getting into tho excavation, boinl
made for their new building at the corner o.
Main and Murphy.
Mr.. w. D. Patrick and three assistant
arc 10 the city photogrAphlng tho bushes
buildings and principal storos. Thcs
sketches are for what will DO known ~ III
southern directory. They have dono Gal
veaton, Houston and Waco. They will
spend about one month hera
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Yesterday morning DR.. Momand's COW
failed 10 put in an appearance to be MIXED
rs wac her never failing custom, and no started
out 10 look for her. After looking through
tho city and suburbs no visited tho slaughter
house, where no found what remained of her,
which WAS the head and hide which, he at
once identified rs belonging to his cow. On
inquiry it was aseertained the animal had
been butchered the evening before by Wal.
tor & Zunbrun, butchers, doing business
at the corner Of Elm and Sycamore streets.
DR.. Momsnd took tho head home, and on
further inquiry learned that Leo Walter,
Charles Strstton and Frank Ham were seen
driving the COW 10 the Strengthening pom. Mr..
Ham says that ho was leaving the pom when
tho parties driving called to him to stand on the
lower side of the gate and head the cow'oi
which he did. This, he ssys,is all he had TO do
with it. Walter and ZunbruR, when ap.
preached about the affair, stated that they
had bought cow from n Mr.. Campbell Sat
urday Tor SIS so, and in driving il to the
Strengthening pen, had passed through bunch
Of cows and that this is tho way they camc
t. make the mistake. DR.. Momsnd demanded
OF them $l25 for the animal, and they paid
IL
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CA E%1% E3E%O@5o G&S GOas
&@5 &C. &$"1 street.

post inside the curtained cabinet,
and tho curtains being drawn, there
were sounds from trumpets, tamborines, bells
&c.,. these materials being then thrown
from the inside; also were shown material,
lied spirit hsndt; tho youog lady, mesmorr
izoi, being closely bandaged all the while. A
coat, taken from gentleman present, was
thon thrown within the closed cabinet end,
tho curtains beng lifted, 10, and behold, the
lady was "costed." This trick was about as
cloverly done rs by tho Davenport Bros.
and by Mr.. Baldwin, to whom we were once
indebted for the exposure of the simple
manner ip which tho deception was prac.
ticed. Tho performance was closed by
Mr.. Colvillo lifting heavy table
with his hands resting on the
same, though of what WAS beneath il, the
reporter is declared" from speaking. ''iron-
ically." Thus ended the "lirst and last ana
only greatest" show, and each auditor hied
him home in n half dollar-ous condition,
repeating TO himself, "there are moro things
in Heaven and earth, Horatio, than YOU
philosophy or mine has ever dreamed Of
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Notice to Physicians and Families.

l lam making specially of fac, old and
pure liquors, for medicinal purposes. have
In stock, in bottles, +. Mestresu Il Co.'S. 3
leaf brandy, q years old, 0tard brandy,
10 years old; old peach brandy. extra fine;
London Dock, old Jamaica rum; Do, Ruy.
tors Arrow brand, old Holland gun, Nectar
Bourbon % years old, Jsmison's Irish whisky,
I years In bond in tho city Of Dublin, Loeb
KAtrinc, s."Thistle" brand Scotch whisky, 9
years old, and Uram Of the Highland wkis :
ky, Port wine, private stock, 80 years old. Dry
Union port, 10 yeats old, Aesmanusbsusen
Rod Rhinewipc, Duff Gordon, X Xxx Golden
sherry, Benedictino cordial. McEwen Scotch
ale, Burke's Genuine Dublin Stout. Cam
trell Il Cos. Belfast (lri,b) Ginger ale, Piper
Hoidsieck champagne, Motifs Sparkling
champagne, cider, quarts and pints, oil
kinds Of wines and liquors by quart or gallon,
Aso full stock Of fresh canned goods,
staple and fancy groceries
Respectfully,
L. II. Huouxs.
Grocer, 100 Elm shet.