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, 1881-08-13
SheriHs Sale of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
I'D issued out of the District Court Of tie
Territory Of Washington. and for the FIrst
Judicial District thereof. holding terms 81
Walla Walia, Walla Walla Comfy, in sald
Territory, and to me directed and delivered
for Judgment rendered in said court on the
7th day If MAY, A D., 1881, 10 favor ci
Frank Weber Plaintiff, and against Jerrs
NcCraith, Defendant. for the sum Of $50 80,
with interest at the rate Of l per cent. pel
month, and the further sum ii 81 % costs oi
snit, / have levied upon the following de-
crihed real estate, to-wit: Lot II block i.
on Alder street between First and Secon''
streets with hotel building known ~ the Com
mercial hotel, situate in the city and county oi
Walla Walla, Washington Territory
Notice Is hereby given that on MON
DAY, the5th day Of SeptemLsr, A. d., lssl, a
the hour of II O'Clock 1. N. Of said day, ! 'Eil
sell all the night, title and interest Of saiC
Jerry Mctraith, in and To the above describeC
real estate, at the cSurt hoIse door, IN the citS
and county of Walla Walla, Washington Ter
risory. at public anction. 10 the highest sne
best bidder To satisfy said execution and al
costs
Given under my hand this 81 day Of August
A. D., ISL.
x5s5w JAMES Z. THOMPSON.
Sheriff II WAlia WAlla Co, W. T.
, 1881-08-13
ANSWERS TO srMfEe.s ar.,rIoy,

Manufacturing the greater portion .Cl our
-.,cls anil bHvins from manufacturers d,rec;
We AZ. eual,lel 10 unlersell any est!ii slfin~i
IN the United State
w reset DIAM gNDS IN any s,yle-
We manufacture any article IN the jewelry
u. ,iiveTware line ~ order
ENGRAVING ON gold, silver and ivory
ta-tefGllv executed
ANY WATCH MOVEMENT nuw manii-
isrtuTed with any style el GOLD, SILVER.
COMPOSITION. NICKEL OK CEi.i.j-
LOIB ez<e we can supply.
Our SDEi Gold Jexel4Y department c'n-l-.s
of the --latest novelti---
TnSilyer and ill err lated ware, spoons. forks.
etc. our stocl. i largc and vel selected.
Diamonds, pearls aud other Trecihiis stonss
we haye set IN all suitable aFtiel-s IN JiH TIM,
and have unqgrstionails she largest stock IN
Portland
Ne have faeili;ies for GOLD AND SII.-
YER PLATING, To the latter Wc call the
attention ii HOTEL KEEPERS. Spoons
and forks and fancy piece can be Feplated =
le A. good ~ neT. aud - considerably
less than the new. Seud qusntitie- thai -
require REPEATING AMI and We vii send !ates.
In CLOCKS ~ have a large - ortnent-
SPECfACLES. EYEGLASSES, aad al
ar.icl-s cJnnet.ed With the optical iine our
f-fa-A sliulsttle - " - lAlf 'iiig "a
METER feye Eiea-ureri on tie e7s.,t, siii arr
.r.aFled 70 TT the strength ~ w=akne-> Il
EACH EYE SEPARATELY, thereby ena-
bIfng persons t0 obtain TTefe- s.a~ses v;is
. hsys feletofnrc follBi L ditfcHlt ~ he fttefL
In addition t. aS.Yr articles We hare = eous-
r.Iete and u-n elected sfn1E af ROLLED
GOLD JEWELRY Al dealer. and uier-
.harts handling -ysods m our line xii End It -
A.eiF advantage to cail on u when onliEiTsg %
III citv. CT send their orcer-, a are ell4bie,i
T. SIMPLY them az The same fates, Otter. lnfger
than tiey csn bar of Iptiers tad middiemen
IN the eat AMI San frsneizeo. GOODS
SENT 0N SELECTION u IaTties kHown o
r.s lolsarses 70 =. paid I,y purchaser both lays,
.sith privilege u return within rea5Snabie
lepeth of time Goods sent per ". T. / %,
c. o. D., with the privilege to examine Al *
.ress office, TO any ones zir>n charges tretn
wsys are deposited IL y. +. 4 eiels- oslce.
Our watch fepairiiss, aePaftsAe;s, "a - ~
hsn.Is ~ tie most skiilfHi workiaeB. Fine
watch ,resairing particularly solicited. Ship
slsroi,o;aeters ra.e,i by trans. obs=rvat;oa-.
Old gold and ieNeiry taken In trade AID
bought outright for cash.
HESRICHSEN & CRFENBERtS,
2ss Firs. s.. Portland, Ogn.- 2. q. Box Ia
d72u
, 1881-08-13

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS are the best Of AL
purgatives for family use. They are the pro
duet Of long, laborious, and successful cheni.
cal investigation, and their extensive uSe, by
physicians in their practice, and by all civi
lized nations, proves them the best and most
effectual pursarive PHI that medical scienc
can devise. Being purely vegetable no harm
can arise from their use. In intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills can be com
pared with them, and every person, knowing
their virtues, will employ theIH, when needed.
They keep the system in perfect order. and
maintain in healthy action the whole machiG-
cry of life. Mild, searching and effectual,
they are specially adapted to the needs of the
digestive apparatus, arrangements If which
they prevent and cure, if timely taken They
are the best and safest physic TO employ fnr
children and weakened constitutions. wh-rr a
mild but cathartic effectual Is required.
Enp SIF RY All IgEsIpPS
, 1881-08-13
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That in
~ pursuance of a decree of foreclosure order
of =. le and judgement issued out nf The Dis
trict Court, of the Territory Of Washington,
and for the First Judicial District thereof,
holding terms at Walla Walla county. in said
territory in !, certain action therein pending
wherein ID. ). Bake and John +. Boyer were
plaintiffs and Albert +. Cate and Clementine
Cate, T.. A. Hawley, e. VI. Dodd, J. II. Nc
Farland, Abraham Schwabacher. l. SChwa-
bacher, Sigmmd Schwabacher, f. w Paine.
J. G.. Paine and +. 1. Fitzger Id were de-
PENDANTS, which said decree, order "f sale and
judgement was rendered in said action on the
81 day OF May, A ID. 1881, in favor of said
plaintiffs and against said defendants for the
snm Of -, So IS with interest So SO 81 Of
that sum at the rate Of ] ] Der cent. per month,
and on s., 039 - at per cent. per month, and
on Sl.226 10 at 10 per cent. Per snnu:n, an,
the further sum Of 300 attorneys fees to-
yether With SJ3 Il, costs of SUIT. Nos. there
fore by virtue of said decree Of foreclosure,
order Of sale and judgement and in pursuance
thereof certified copy of which has been duiy
issued out of and under the seal of said court
and to me directed and delivered | will, o.
satisfy ssid decree of foreclosure order Of sale
and judgment, said attorneys les. interest.
casts and all increased costs on MONDAY. the
9Th day of Septen er, y. D. -lSSi -atthe hGnr 0i
, o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, at the court
house door, in the city aGa county Of Malla
Walla, w T., sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder, the premises i'll said decree
order Of sale and judgement mentioned and
described a follows. tc-Wit: The SW Of thr
Sc I Of Sec No. q and the y Of the Ne / 81
Sec and the y ! OF the NV and the NV
Of the NE I OF Sec. No. S. all iii township q.
north of range 81 east, situate lying and being
in Walla Walla County, Washington Territory.
Given under nv hand this 81 dSy Of August
A. d., 1881. JAMES b. THOMPSON,
Sow Sheriff Of v ala WaIia 90. ". T.
, 1881-08-13
WARHlED.

Mo>GRovrI ILaMaN-In this city, at the res
idence of Ju lge J. ID. Laman, by the Rev. i
II. W. Eagsn, Thomas Mosgrove and MIS-
kittie l.aman.
We wish the young couple future oi nn
bounded prosperity. Both parties are wen
known here, especially Mrs. Mosgrove,, who
numbers her friends by the hundreds. and wnu
inm IN with the Statesman IN wishing heaith,
wealth and prosperity to the newly launched
ship of matrimony.
, 1881-08-13

4 Bic GrN.-At the gun store OF c. Schu-
macher is gun of such weight that it re-
qu.res man with the strength of giant to
holl it to his shoulder. The barrel is nearly
three inches in thickness and the weapon
weighs 2' pounds; yet heavy as it Is Mons.
Nathal handled it like straw and as steady
as if with a rest. The gun belongs to gen.
,leman who halls from the Yellowstone.
, 1881-08-13
Notice to Bridge Builders.

Sealed proposals viii be received At th- Il
Gee Of the County AuditoT.fof the baiidins oi
two Uridsez IN WsIla Walla e,0nty 2er'.ss
Waiia Waila river On Walluia rIai, 81 the
following dimensions Main slan 20 iset,
hight above low water - feet Sidth IL fee-,
trestle work LETT l.snls 20 feet right hank l!U
feet
Another across the Torchct near HarTey
Shaw's place. DiIae.s;0rs: Mziu sfrHi 20
feet. hight above loE water l6 feet, with 10
feet. trestie wolk night bank i13feet. bft bank
i35 feet.
Biis to beopsnel lst Nisslay Ia September,
1851. ". c. PzISIER,
ByL. K GRIN County Auditor
Deputy.
, 1881-08-13

FIRE P,rRoLE-The subject We have
broached in regar! to the formation OF f're
patrol it this city seems to have met with
considerable favor among those who would
naturally take an interest in such an under
trking. Now surely the insurance compa.
mes shoul.l take action in this matter, rs II
IS to their intert st to do such.
, 1881-08-13

FINE CoRN-'%This is not a corn country,
ia the observation often heard, yet Mr. l.
ID. Potter, who lives within miles OF Waiis
Walla. brought us in a stalk that would b
ered,,able even to the Egyptian Illinois
country. II is OF the Dent variety. the ear
we'll flied. and although cut of far abos'
the ground the specimen left Is fully nin'
feet high
, 1881-08-13

FINE FRUT-Mr. Alfred Thomas, OF
Mill Greek, one OF our most successful farm
ers, presented us, last Saturday, with a
large lot az fine fruit for which he is thanked
by all the Statesman office. This year al
ready our friend has sold S tons of frnit and
has dried ten tons more and Yet he says he
has not missed any. His orchard has 1000
apple trees, Of I64 different kinds, which We
have been invited to call and sample; Be-
sides this he has 500 peach trees, 80 plum
trees and 80 pear trees. all in full hearing
This man Will meyer plead hard times as an
excuse for not paying for his Statesman, and
there are few men in the land but could do
iust as well as he if they had the energy.
Success depends more on the man than on
the country.
, 1881-08-13

TED Marks, the energetic cigar inan, Is
again in the city, and as usual business Is
his pre-eminent iGea. OF all the CONNER.
cial travellers Ted is the most popular and
can obtain more orders than all the other:
combined. This time he is working for
Vim. Lewis L Co., of San Francisco, VINO
claim to be the greatest manufacturers wesi
or Chicago.
, 1881-08-13

AuPUTArIoy-On Wednesday evening at
evening at abnnt5 o'clock, the little daughter
of :. c. Crammer had her leg amputated !
inches below the hip joint by DIR. Cropp, as
sisted 10y Dr. Sloan. The child had been
suffering from periostities OF the femur for s
weeks fast. and necrosis of the hone had set
in from the knee joint extending inches up
the leg necessitating amputation. The child
recovered from the shock and this morning is
reported as doing well.
, 1881-08-13

A Coop Thine suffering for years
from the extortions of Chinese wood sawyers
and drunken white men the Gordon knot OF
how We can get our wood sawed has been
cut by Morrill,, the energetic wood man. He
Is now patrolling with horse power circular
saw. and can cut up piece OF wood into
lueifer matches while Chinaman is gazing
at IT. He is the man We have been looking
for
, 1881-08-13
Slaven's California Fruit Salt

Is prepared from sound ripe California Fruit.
by an experienced analytical chemist, who has
spent years in experimenting on its prepar;l-
ton. 1t is manufactured by a special process
known only 20 the proprirtoE This prepari-
ton is a safe, simple and eiiectu2l medicine for
regulating the action Of the stomach, liver and
kidneys. 1t is particularly recommended for
Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Headache Heartburn
Acidity of the Stomach. Habitual Constipa-
tion, Nausea, Sea Sickness, Kidney and Liver
Troubles, over indulgence either in eating or
drinking, etc. As a purifier Of the blood in
all scrofulous affections, il has no equal. 1t
removes all eruptions from the skin, and has a
cooling and invisoratins effect npon the
system. The Fruit Salt is entirely different
from any of the efferveScent salts or Sedlitz
preparations in she market, being ilanufac
tured from fruit For sale by all druggists
, 1881-08-13

A STKaw.-M Minister Foster writes 70 the
Department of State that crops IN Russia
are enormous this year. On receipt OF this
document wheat Immediately jumped to .
higher figure than it had before this year
Foster is an Ohio man and the chances are
that he is in with wheat ring In the u. >
and that his letter was written to keep prices
dnup
, 1881-08-13

F.IK-Active arrangements are being
made for the coming fair, which promises to
be much grander success than last year.
We hear OF quite number OF prominent
traders who intend exhibiting their stock
this year. also Of many business houses who
will participate IN showing what can bed one
In our Inland Empire
, 1881-08-13

FATHER BaUCHARD. This earnest priest
after successful mission, both in Walla
Walla and The Dalles, is now in Vancouver.
He is a man respected and loved by all who
know him for his mOdesty and goodness Of
heart. Not only is Father Bouchari eioqu' Mt
but he is in real earnest IN whatever be un-
derrakes. AMI in this lies the secret OF his
popularity.
, 1881-08-13

The FAIH.-The industries, both agrieGl-
turaI and mechanical, Of Eastern Washing
ton, Oregon, and Northern Idaho, have at
tanned such proportions that !. IS but due 10
their welfare that there should be some an
nual exhibit by which one could proht by
the others experience. Fairs have been
recognized throughout the civilized world as
the best and most practical teachers tor the
impro cement of manufactures, agriculture
and stock. and with this idea in view the
Walla Walla Agricultural Society have m
augurated series Of fairs to be gwen yeafIy' ~
~ which all the industries OF tins great In
land Empire are cordially invited t" com,
ne,e % We hope that at the present iaif 10
ppen on sept. 10Th there will be falr repre-, re,
santatiop of our industries. Everything
no.s;l,le to Accommodate visitors and exhio-
e. "a being done by the committee, VINO VINO
are a, Of the opinion that the meeting OF 1881
will be success.
, 1881-08-13

Prince Jerome Napoleon, emerging at
last from his long retirement and seeing
IN the approaching elections an cppcrtu-
nifty Of at less, strengthening the Bona
parties, has issued an appea, to the people
of an electoral programme in the form Of
letter addressed to his fellow citizens.
He appeals to the country to recall the
glorious history of France daring the rule
of Napoleon l.. his immediate uncle, and
is also won by the prosperity Of the coma
try under his COUSIN, Napoleon Ill lie
contends thai the mere title of govern
ment is nnimportant Ii should DE
overnmentwhereby the destiny of France
among nations can be best accomplished
The present government, he asserts, has
not realized the expectation. cherished
for it. The so-eal'ed democratic progress
deceiyes the country, encourages the
worst passions and disregards all princi-
pies upon which the former prosperity
was founded. The prince ends his mani
festo by demanding revision of the con
stitution so AS to admit Of plebiseite to
elect chief ruler, post to which he, as
the head of the great Napoleonie dynasty
aspires The letter has produced pro
found sensation throughout Paris. The
radicals are terribly exasperated and are
talking of asking for the arrest Of the
The moderate republicans pretend 10
deride it. The ligitimis:s regard it with
favor only because it annoys the repub-
lcans and the radicals The Bonapart-
lists, who, since the killing OF the prince
imperial. have felt themselves without Il
leader, welcome il as the first indication
of the resurrection of the party.
, 1881-08-13

AGoop PAPER. Waitsburg has something
Well worthy the name of newspaper, and it
will be well for the people of the burg and
surrounding country il they are liberal in
their patronage. without which no newspa-
per can live. The more support a paper re.
ceiv,S the better it viii be for the people and
the country generally, and one good pape.
is worth dozen poor ones. Brother Swash
is DOING good work for his constituency.
, 1881-08-13

Mr.. J. d. Walker, representing foreign
capitalists, has made an examination OF
the North Pacific Coast Railroad, with a
view of purchasing the property, and pre.im-
mary steps to complete the purchase have
been taken. The estimated value of the
property is $, 800, 900 The road runs
from Sauselito a'opg the northern coast a
distance Of some ninety miles, with fran
chise for several hundred miles right of way
additional. 1t is said the purchaser is really
Willard, Of the Northern Pacific railroad syn
dicate. This road would give the Northern
Pacific system a comparatively short and
easy way to San Francisco.
, 1881-08-13

DlED.-Col. W. Miner Roberts, CIVIL
engineer of note, some years ago Chief hngi-
neer of the Northern Pacific railroad, dled
at Rio Janeiro on the l4th of July. AT 'ne
time OF his de.th he held the posi'ion OF
Chief Engineer under the Emperor "i BRAZIL
at salary cf $4,000.
, 1881-08-13

PosrroSEp.-The examination OF fese
Johnson on a charge of Grand larceny was
again postponed on account Of the complain, /,
ing witness being thrown from horse ana
somewhat injured. The case will come OH
on Monday morning.
, 1881-08-13

Sealed proposals $. i l. received Il the eties
Of the eitv clerk, NJ. First street until
August IL. ISL fcr furnishing - cords 4 frd
FIR or taflArack and 10 e.,rds . iiasd s.-nd ."s
city use. Wood % je deliyeFe'! un or befpre
September 18th, lsSl. a sucH places within
the citv q may bs designated by The Fire and
Water committee. Terms Cash an ca8ple-
tian of the eoutratt. Tie CITY rzserEes thr
riglit ~ reject any or all hits.
fIltd LEA SHAW, Ci.y Clerk.
, 1881-08-13

he second warming not 70 saa 4. :. nm.
Expected.

The fire at Dayton Saturday morning las.
was not az destructive as At FIRST reportea
The fire originated from some unknown
cause in the pork packing establishment
formerly owned by Wait & Lawrence, but
now the property Of H. 1. Lawrence.
From the time the fire was discovered the
flames swept with surprising rapidity up and
down the street, and even leapt across Main
street, catching on Andy Nielsen's black.
smith shop. The firemen-what there is of
them-worked nobly, and did much in com
batting the flames. The total loss is esti.
mated at about $1,000, covered by about
5000 insurance. We are glad DAYTON es.
capped SO luckily from the devouring ele.
meut, and hope that the good people Of that
city will make preparations to combat this
fearful element, and We further hope that
they never again will have occasion to sound
the fearful tocsin.
, 1881-08-13

LARGE STEAMER. We understand the
contract has been let to take the fieet"o"'
above the Cascad IS to take the place OF the
Geld Dust. and that large steamer van oe
put on in her place by the opposition.
, 1881-08-13

TPEy WANT HEE--The Boisecityites want
H. F. Isaac's ch. IN. "Trsde Dollar" and
offer As an extra inducement above the
81. 600 prize. 81 Loco. half forfeit, that ''Red
Boy" is placed better in the race than
Trade Dollar" at same distance and time
"a race OF otherwise, and the owner of 'Red
Boy" Will run any horse a match for $1,000
a side, half forfeit, over the Boise track, at
the same distance the big purse is given for
, 1881-08-13

Tn, Lester Grand Opera
F.s D'..G'5 sill play one night only in Day, Day.
CoallA! "" ,ur l4th. al which time
a-an NiO+-s f,.-1 The Pirates of i'enzance.
sll b p'94i-,r t,'.nJ. should give tits deserT-
o-i r. ~ hearty reception
, 1881-08-13

tn, Nrw COMET VIsIELE-on "eahss
d,v morning at 2:sO the new comet ~nieh
h,s haen so long expected, was distinctly
;.;h,s 10 the naked eye 1t is situated IN
49, constellation of Auriga, about four de-
prees south of the second magni'nae s. sd
Meukaline. This star Is about se.e" u
cas-, of the bright star Capeila. i's sl poS., Iarse
e,i ); .hus n nearly the same as that OF the iarse
Is Sun. ansS which appeared six weeks since. As
comet eomt sets al $50 P NJ, it is not visible e
tn the the Se~ss evenings sf Sut seen a, abG" s 20
in ins tine mornns dssrss east 1s%
the tine north points rom which its PG,,adl rs lse Gr
be easily tound 1t can be ~ss ss'h he Ne recognized
opera ., S,zr ue nsbulous hs.
BY ITS shoVs ssn erate straysr has not yet sesa
Inc ;uV u Walls Walla owing to the or'gh'
moonlight nights.
, 1881-08-13

-Wallula JUNCTION can
Jr"TIe> :, b.ias 4 city aud should
res by '.,. .,,,jon 70. incorporation. The The
,.rt,iaiy Pm, ,. Of the depot, mess house s
,,y n9s soail.I5 ,,ia5n. The latter opened to the
~ 49,. yesterday.
, 1881-08-13

WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH
Cure, Constitutional Antidote for
this terrible nalady, by Absorption.
The most Important Discovery since
Vaccination Other remedies may
relieve CGtarrb, this cares at any
stage before Consumption sets in.
, 1881-08-13

..rxp.->t. Helens ;s getting to
f' ~ "a. plare for ships, as several
'e a'-. there in coming up the rirer
tl.s gan 4, g,t,,h ship Vancouver pretty
ii a.. n - bottom there the other
as''.. lI,,.'1 -. I'll there at last accounts
, 1881-08-13

Don, ForSp.-Tbe body OF H. A. sans
.hs railroad agent and operator VIM
was drowned on the Columbus We" .ts Eg
Tuesday morning by fisherman, IA al spt eady sI
eddy below The Dallss Hi. face '. laa aa,ssss ssas
we're 50 On his person was found >, sii trs s.
nizabie. Sn .1 =, watch. the latter badly bro
and bis s,s slfs. sedy was tied to rock s,s
where Il s1s and jury immediately yPsnsal iIPsasl
@,s exploded Iss .s.s .ss's sns
sssy ! sss = 5 '..:s @ !. s,s. 6 's.ssss ssss'
~. ~ - enough lsft q 'ae
, 1881-08-13

CAxrrRs-Msny Of the cityis fashion are
nov russicatirg in the mountains. The ne
-. about Seheilwofih's mill, in the Blue
Iouutains, seems to b the fsvorte resort.
, 1881-08-13

Mr., Krammer, OF OmalliiA'
oFffAI'',. r'.h.-Ii,tle three year-o!d daughter
a. bF'asl' ~ .,'i b,r, surgical operation per,
,,o,'5ei . 'e,i 'i,s ior .. bone disease l''''''
io.'I.d ..a ,ad kues ioln'''
, 1881-08-13

No MACHINE SHoPs FOR WALLA WaLLA.-
For a long time past the railroad company
have been preparing to build machine shops
near the new depot, and last week the at
tempt was made TO obtain water for the use
of the works We find, however, that the
lack OF public spirit, meanness, or both CON-
bined, has once again retarded the growth
OF our town. The lady on whose land the
required water is, gave her consent to the
company to sink well and lay down 3.
inch pipe from piece of swampy land that
is practically worthless and cannot be
drained except at a great expense after she
had consented and the deeds were presented
to her 10 sign she informed the engineer that
n certain well-knOwn public benefactor'
had been t. her and told her that she ought
to make the company pay one hundred dol
lars per annum for the use of the little
water which, in its present state, is useless.
The consequence is that the company are
disgusted with such treatment when they
are doing their level best for the town, that
they have determined to build their machine
shops at Whitman, and thus Walla Walla
Will lose between two and three hundred
steady population and thousands of dollars
annually.
, 1881-08-13

WHEAT Already many whest teams are
coming into the city laden with tie ssaa %
life. This Is . busy harvest w'sA osr mr.
me,s
, 1881-08-13

BrTftE--ia' .,,s ~ last, by cutting his throat
sar oa % sa1'sG Il. head, is slowly i%PrHrins .dns;
I'd = |. '.n:5s 1s. t5su5at that there is much
j. lin, hini.
, 1881-08-13

u..,.l,G.tle faith in the company re,
" '-- Lat Lewiston until We read
e-liH -,Leb,ad oi it. That dalnns
lf.i-' f.i5.uB failure are synonyms. We
T. Lf.an' a hat not single share ~ill he
!eI orr'l'A 80 ',l oo,i! Ire steps down and out
, 1881-08-13
E0R SALE.

Millinery .to-k and fixture, in Dayton, "
T. Tie only coIG;.iete stock IL the p--c-
good location and trade; best stand GA the
coast for any one whiting u ens-se u ti.is
kind ~ business ShDuli be purchasei u
Once l. prepare for the fall trade.
MRS. ). .. SPAyLDlNu,
v32tf Dayton, " T.