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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-16
Suffering and Death in the
Flooded Districts OF
the South.
Sergeant Mason Hurried Off TO the
Penitentiary at Albany.
An Intimation that the Ways
and Means Committee has
Weakened on the Inter.
nal Revenue Re.
aluctiOn.
Capital N.,tss.
WESTERN DIsT1LLERs.

WESTERN D1ST1LLEkS,
Washington, March l6-A delegation
OF western distillers appeared before the
ways and means committee this after
noon and argued in favor ofextcnsion of
the bonded period indefinitely and of ex-
tending the rate of leakage for period
of eight years and that wherever shrink.
age occurs after that time it shall be at
the loss eof the holders. The commit
tee will probably take action tomorrow
in regard to the reduction of internal
revenue. Indications are that the re-
publican caucus of last night will have
the effect of changing the views of q
majority of the ways and means commit
tee. Chairman Kelly intimated as much
lthis morning.
THE STAR ROUTE CASES.
The star route cases went over to next
Thursday.
SERGEANT MAsoN's CASE.
Mr.. Bigelow is determined to discover
on what authority Mason was so precipi-
lately sent to the penitentiary while the
case is still pending; also whether any.
body tried to deprive Mason of the ben.
eft of the writ of habeas corpus.
CAPITOL ENLARGEMENT,
General Meigs, who built the capitol
wings, says the raising of the dome fifty
feet to provide library room, would spoil
the symmetry and endanger the safety
of the building. This will settle tho mat
ter, and secure outside accommodation
for the library.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
The senate passed bills for the erection
Of public buildings.
STILL SUFFERING.
Register Bruce received information
from friends in Mississippi that although
the government is furnishing assistance
as rapidly as possible. it does not meet
the needs of the sufferers. The great
difficulty is to obtain small boats to ex.
plore the interior of the country where
the people are cut off by the floods
Word is daily received of death from
starvation.
HEARING GRANTED.
The house committee on ways an6
means to-day granted hearing to del
egation Of the western distillers, who
urged an indefinite extension Of tn,
bonded period on whisky and advocated
the proposition extending the presen
leaking period to eight years, and pro
vision that whatever shortage may occul
after that time shall be at the owners
loss. No action was taken, much to ths
establishment OF several members of the
subcommittee, which yesterday agreed
to report to the full committee il
favor of general reductions in interna
revenue taxes was not called upon for it,
report. and the subject of reductions
only alluded to in an informal manner
Chairman Kelly said the action of th,
republican caucus last night had the ef
feet of modifying to some extent tn,
views OF members who have heretofor,
strongly advooated heavy reductions.
PosToFF1cE APPROPRIATION BILL.
The committee on postoffices author
zes report to the senate of an amend
mont to the postofice appropriation bill
appropriating two and half millionl
per annum to enable the postmaste,
general to pay foreign mail service b,
American ships.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-16

Washington, March lG.-The indica-
tions for the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys are: Partly cloudy
weather, occasional light rain or snow in
the northern portion and southeast to
southwest winds; lower barometer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-16
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

Lebanon, Kentucky, March l6.-
The house of Archie Rattliff was
struck by lightning. He and boy
killed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-16

New York, March 16-A $4,000 fire
on Warren street this morning. Puck
among the sufferers.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-16
European News.
RATHER EXPENSIVE

Paris March l6-Eight million francs
are required to defray the expenses Of
the Tnnis expedition for the first quar-
ter of 1882.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-16
Casualties.
CHILDREN DROWNED.

Lebanon. Ky, March 16-Two chill,
dren, one baby, of Mrs. Rubards, were
drowned in the river near Dunnville YES.
terday.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
New York, March 10,
Stocks opened strong higher: bulls confident.
best houses buying rapidly and confidently; the
market afssrward became unsettled, but q iosed
steady. Money and governmental irregular: e
S1.O0.
ELouR-Quiet, unchanged.
l.s6i.t June. $l.ssGs1. .sS.s July $l4iGSl.25Ss
CoRN-AGssc higher more active; mixed
western cash. 6o176; future 7SS@77.
OATs--Easy, western, 60cdl55; No. 2 April 5(l0
5O!sc. NV
Ponk: Firm, Strong. quiet; new mess s,7,soa
l7.70; old, Sl6.50QIl675.
LARD-Higher 5000.
CHICAGO.
wv, ~ Chicago March ls.
WHEAT.Weak, easy; .$l.ssal cash and
April; $l.27a May; Si.25A June; $l.0 july.
ConS-Strong. higher; 6lac cash ;6ssi April
6S!4 May: Csc June.
,OATs.HiRher; 44c cash; 42l.c April; 4s.,
May June.
RYE-lower, Sac.
BAKLEY-Firmer 81 .O2.
WKsKY-$l.ls
,s,s Strong 1911 socash April; sl7.s2.. May
. ,LLAaspp;.srong: higher. $lo.47 cash April
:. Hog receipts--l,s $40; Active, steady
light e. y SSaS s 20; mixed packing. &8.lUa6.7s
Cattle receipta-e,ooo; less active; rough
heovy and unripe el.W lower; exports, $8.SQ
$3.50; good 70 choice shipping, :$s.7Oa6.W
common to fair, SsO6s.s6; mixed butcher,
S27oG427s; stookers, and feeders &S.OOl1 10
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-16
Sargent Mssor,

New York, March 1G.-Sergeant Mason
arrived at the penitentiary this afternoon.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-16

The officers of the twenty-first and
twenty-third regiments of infantry have
petitioned congress for the re-organiza-
tion Of each of the infantry regiments
now in service into twelve regiments,
With one colonel, one lieutenant colonel
aud three majors, SO as to make three
batallions of four companies each. The
intention is to give the same chances for
promotion as liz now enjoyed by the cav
airy and artillery branches Of the SER
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-16

The Sioux Falls Argus says: ~. d.
Cameron likes to play jokes and his
latest was perpetrated upon the Sioux
City Journal reporter, relative to rail-
road extensions" Then the Argus gives
the article published in the Sioux City
Journal wherein it stated that after
months of search it had found man
who had said the Northwestern exten-
sion was going anywhere but to Yank.
ton. This was Cameron's joke.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-16

Lennox Star: Aud now it is the Cen.
trail Pacific road that Yankton sees head.
ing straight for'that village, and she lie
preparing to "become one of the most
important commercial centers of the
west, and increase in size and wealth
with amazing rapidity." according to
the imaginative P. & d. If the capital
city goes on absorbing railroads ut it's
present alarming pace, not road in the
country will be safe from it's devouring
clutches.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-16

Mr.. Vennor says: " would warn New
York and the contiguous soaboard, also
the middle states and possibly New
foundland and the maritime provinces
of the approach Of storm period on the
18th aud 18th of the present month,
probably with heavy rains and high
winds in the former section, and wind,
snow and rainfalls in the latter"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-16

vice.
The officers of the army and navy are
greatly pleased by the decision of the
United States supreme court, that off,
GERS on the retired list are entitled to
longevity pay. Capt. R.. w. Tyler, an
officer on the retired list of the army
claimed, and the court of claims unani-
mously held, that the retired officers
were entitled by law to reckoned time on
the retired list the same as on the active
list for longevity. Tho government ap-
pealed the case to the supreme court,
and the suit was advanced and set for
hearing on the second Monday in Janu.
ary. Capt. Tyler argned his own case,
being ably supported by counsel. The
supreme court affirms the decision of
the court below. This is a test case.
Precisely the same principle is involved
i'll the cases of the navy as those in the
army, and the decision OF tho Tyler case
will determine all.
Grand Forks Plalndealer: It is al.
ready pretty we'll understood that Grand
Forks is on the high road to splendid
future. The word "boom" has become
soemwhat hackneyed and distasteful to
many persons, but the genuine article
has struck US all tue Rame. Our large
real estate owners have pursued firm,
equable and prudent policy. They know
the value Of their property, but hold
their lots and blocks at reasonable figures
and make large concessions to those who
contemplate immediate improvements.
BY this means they have created q whole
some financial atmosphere and avoided
both the Scylla of conservative stagna.
tion and the Chyrlbdis of merely spec.
ulative values. We are to.have four or
five railroads. giving Grand Forks direct
Communication by through trains with
Duluth and Chicago, and our citizens are
summoned to high duties and high re.
sponslbiities.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-16

Colonel F. +. Flint, fourth infantry,
now ON duty at Fort Sanders, Wyoming,
has been ordered to take station at his
home, Highland Park. illinois, pending
action upon his application to be placed
upon the retired list.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-23

The pumpkin pie reception given by
the member of the \. NJ c. A, Tucs.
day evening, was Ga occasion of much
pleasure TO al who attended. For the
fret time the doors were thrown open to
the ladies and = large number responded.
fAvoriug the assosiAiian with their prcs-
enco. The pies were excellent aud in SUI.
hcient numbeTs TO have some leit after the
feast. This can be accounted Tor because
Mcssrs. Zellers and Green were not there
Mr.. Charlie Cook, however, got bis work
IN 10 the tune #, ~e think, one rie and q
half The chairman Of the committee.
Mr.. L. + Carmen, worked bard 10 insure
pleasant time for al and the Young
Mems Orchestra dId some 6ue playing.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-23

a MYsTERrovs Mas ARRESTED. -
Sheriff Dunkle has received the folloxinc
card from the Chef ~ Police Of EImira.
New York. twill explain itscIf;
Sheriff Ibave men arrested about 70
years old, brown hAir and mustache, abou,
} feet inches !all, ,h;sk set, weight about
les pounds. Iisi in bic possession = dark
bay or brown mare, shout years old
wheighs about 1900 pounds. Star in fore
head, quite crooked legs, bind feet up to
fetterlock white Mare was evidently stol.
en-, - hc offered her far one.half value.
lie bad cold his buggy and ws. riding the
mare. Please have this copied In your
newspapers,
joins $ KNArP,
Chief II Police.
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BeIefoate, Nor. %, 1882.
.OIid0U Goods.

NOW that Christmas Is but a month
distanf, ] dssjre 10 azsia nay friends
IN making Tie usual prescnts eypected
By the member # gour famiiiss and
others al that time, By telling you in
the way 'cta. / hare for you n selecf
from. Tiese goods are iatest incsioes
ordered erpre~iy ior this occasion and
are s,trc q sant may a. nell s4y here
that on acoo'"tof purchasing and seN
ing al 1rhoiesals. az 'rel as retail. J cqt
quote pr,ees a1r1g Jeio,e hoss ~ apv
other ds1lcr ia q nc'gt5grh0oa. f're
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-23

Let 1t be known that Graham & Son
have the most complete stock Of boots and
shoes in town, and are selling good goods
at the lowest figures piles ~ boots and
shoes Of every description. Persons that
are troubled with cold and tender feet
should try pair Of those warm, soft buf.
falo lined boots or shoes, or pair Of cloth
boots. All sizes aAd styles Of the long
leg four.sole driving boot, long leg grain
water proof boots, thigh, hip and knee gum
boots for men and boys, different styles Of
lumbermenis gums, In fact boots and shoes
to please everybody. II you want a pair
Of boots made TO order leave your measure,
they are ahead ef all in manufacturing
work to order. Corner BrockerhoR Row,
Belleionte, Pa.
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Chief 1 Police.

RoBRERr. On Tuesday night unknown
parties forced an entrance into the business
Office of Messrs. +. II. Crider & SON, blew
open the safe and Abstracied ,hcrcfrom all
the money 1t contained, about 81. Fortu.
nately the amount Of cash on hand wss in.
considerable.
They entered the Office Of VIM. T. Dun.
can & Co, through the different depart.
ments Of the foundry, breaking down sew
eral doors The lock Of the sale was tried
and an effort made 10 bore hole deer
enough to admit Of blasting bat for some
reason desistcd before any especial damage
was done. Their next stopping place vas
The Office Of BeFwind, White & Co, where
they paid no attention to the large safe
belonging to that arm but instead tore the
door off small one, belonging to Daniel
Rhoads, Esq, in which they found moth
Ing but private papers.
We believe no one Is suspected, but that
we have among us persons who do eoFei
wha, belongs 10 snotheV cannot be doubted,
and the necessity Of force Of night watch
men Is rendered al the more appareEt
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-23

Wilson, McFarlane & Co, call atten-
tton TO the only reliable Ready Mixed
Paint in the market. The Pioneer Pre-
pared Paint Is not only superior to any
Ready Mixed Paint sold but rivals pure
white lead in IFS smoothness in working
and durability. This paint Is guaranteed
by the manufactures not TO crack or peel
within three years. The guarantee Is not
oaly good for replacing the paint but /;
will be put on If 1t should crack or peel
within the time specified. 1t will be "a
your interest 10 call aud see Wilson, Nc
Farlane s. Co, Lefore purchasing either
white lead or any other Ready Mixed
Paint.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-23

In referring to Chairman Hmtings,
The Republican commends his method of
carrying The poiiiicsl warfare into the
str"ngholds Of tho Democrats. And e1-
uiuueIy c1claims. I'VE lacked but A fcw
vote. Of elecliEg su assembly man" 1t
would have been more IN accordance With
truth and honor bad you supplemented
your statement ty tic remark that the
vote ro'Iei far ssid assemblymau vss
brought about by mcreigss trading. In
or opinion tb.s manner Of induciu. an
elec,ar to vote for candidate is au open
violation Of tie election Jaw, aud subjects
those who succeed 10 securing votes for
Jones by casting their ballots for Brown
10 the peuallie. imposed
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-23

The long winter evenings are al hand
now, and our lady readers will thank us
for few suggestions how they may make
them pass pleasantly, as well as usefully
by engaging in little work TO decorate
their homes. Pillow shams arc going out
of fashion at present, and when used at all
are no longer made of white linen, but
either OF colored silk edged with lace, or
of cream-colored crash, embroidered in
colored crewel or iileselle. The fnvorite
deslgns are Thorwaldsen's Night and
Morning aud other similar designs, sug.
gestivo of repose. a charming novelty
for upper mantel decoration consists In the
insertion of broad band of figured plush
between the carving at the top and the
framework which supports the shelves.
The tone of the wall paper in the room de-
termines the color Of the plush. Cushions
for deep cane chairs may be made of fg-
ured plush. Peacock blue, maroon, or
dead gold velvet also looks very bcautiful
and enrich the appearance of even the most
humble apartment. Great attention is
being paid at present TO the decoration
of lamps and globes Colored designs Of
wreaths or flowers are especially suitable
for the latter, and they are as readily
painted on glass as on china but it is
less easy to have them burnt in. The
colors, however. will last long time If
simply laid on and lcf. TO dry. For ladies
who are unable to paint, decacomanies,
obtainabe in any stationery store, will
come very handy. Unusual attention is
being paid, both in Europe and America,
to this branch of lithography, and when
carefully put on, it would require prsc-
ticed eye 10 tell them from genuine paint
ing.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-23

4 $50 % Biblical REwAED.-The pub
lisher' Of Ratiedgss Monthly offer twelve
valuable rewards In their Monthly for De-
ecmbcr, among which is the following
We will give $50 90 in gold 10 the per.
son telling V hos many verses ,here sre
in the New TcslAmen, Scriptures mot the
New Revisionl by December lOih, 1892
Should tao or more correct answers be re-
ceived, the reward will be divided The
money will be forwarded TO the winner
December 10Th, 1889 Persons trying for
the reward must send 20 cents in silver mo
postage stamps taken) with their answer,
for which they will receive the Christmas
Monthly, in which the name and address
Of the winner of the reward and the cor.
rect answer will be published. This may
be worth go % to you cut it out, Ad-
dress Rutledge Publishing Company, Eas-
ton, Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-23

Speaking roughly about hreo-fourths
by weight, Of the body of man is const.
tutcd by the fluid he consumes, and the re-
naming fourth by the solid material ba
appropriates. Il is therefore no figure Of
speech to say that food makes the man.
We might even put the case in g stronger
light aud affirm that man is his food. Il
cannot obviously DO matter Of indifier-
ence what man eats and drinks. We
know the effect the feeding Of animal
has on their temper and very natures
how the dog fed on raw meat and chained
up so that he cannot work of the super
auous uitrogcnized material By exercise
becomes a savage beast, whiio the came
creature FED on bread and milk would be
tame - lamb. II may be fair 10 say
that diiIercn, kinds Of food exert t. par
alIel influence upon man. They who buy
groceries at Sechler. never, on account Of
the food they cat, are subjec. to the an
noyances sure to follow having used i'm
proper food
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c0HlccfiOHprH

cf an grades, from tic chcgyet q.
he mort ezpepire Buy and seAhsa-
ared. of ponads Of Il daily, and 10
Sunday seloo5s or cder .orgapisatioas
Intending 70 celebrate c,her Cirtstmas
or Nc5c Icar By public entertainment,
that an prepared to IN orders for
any amount cf .sigPEcs At The rrry
io'cest rate. ! make dis trade
speclaNa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-23

--Aake all necessary arrangements 10
attend the "German Volunteer" TO be
produced in this place next week The
receipts to bo applied TO relief fund Of
Gregg Post, q. A. II. Mr.. VIII ID saph-
ar, Of phtladolphis, will lead, assisted By
35 ladies and gentlemen Of Bellefohtc
Reynolds Hall, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Of next week. Seats
at Brewa store.
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1fpSf0uraRf.

Those tcbo are ia torn al any TIM,
for only short tine aud 10 not uoaf
10 90 70 a hotel can hare ia q feu
minutes a complete me1i or lunch Nv
c'ntomers hare iacrcreaa 80 largciv
,r,thin The ilst three months haf LAM
paying particular qticEiioasto his
branch Of my trade and no,e hare hs
mol complete establishment Of public
camlgri in Mf cnnnfA
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-23

CENTRAL CtTY AND MILEsDuRo.-Our
Republican friends In Central City arc
taking things comfortably, although Mr..
John Wagner, sr., feels badly over the re-
suit, but puts good face on matters by
being If anything more social and jolly
than usual. He is in hopes Of Il turnaround
in 's4 and his motto is like Cromwell,
"Trust in Providence and keep your pow.
der dry"
Our friend "Charlie" is rAdiantly hap
py upon the advent of fine little daugh-
ter that came one day last week
The portion of Mr.. Henry Musser's
house, to be occupied by Mr.. Cal. Zm-
norman and his bride, is almost completed
and it is to be presumed there will soon be
a housewarming.
1t is our opinion that those parties who
tie stones about cats and dogs nccks aud
throw them into the creek might take them
somewhere else than just at the bridge, or,
else, use a shorter string, so that the bodies
N'dtd HtN H0ak u IftH tHt HhtAaStt s't th't
are All extremely loathsome object.
Milesburg is to have a brass band at
least such is the talk at present and there
Is no reason 1t should not for there are
musical men enough here to 'orm capita
band. All We can say is that we hope it
will succeed.
1t is evident that McCoy's iron company
have no fear of business prostration iol.
lowing the change in political affairs, il we
may judge from the new mill they are
erecting and the very large stock of char
coal and iron ore they have on hand
County Supt. ID. Nj, Wolf was in town
last week, and visited the Milesburg
schools but left our schools in the city
until another time.
The new eating house, under the supervi-
sion of j. c. +. Jones, opened up last
Friday with very hattering degree Of
success and quite liberal patronage We
wish him success.
Quite number of our little folks are
sick with measles, and Miss Gertie Else
one Of our young ladies is also having a
siege of them.
1t is our sad duty to record the death Of
Mrs. Isaac Wieland. Wrs. W. was taken
sick last Saturday morning and lay in con.
vulsions until about twelve O'Clock that
night when she died. She leaves a sorrow
ing husband and four small children who
most certainly have our sympathy in their
bereavement The remains were inferred
iu the Milesburg burying ground, Mon
day, Nov. 20, Rev, Morris preaching the
funeral sermon
Mr. Robert Berly is having quite a lot Of
repairing and plasteriug done at his home.
We understand that Mr. Wm Campbell
means to have his new. house done this
fall. Wepredict cold fingers FOR the Lit
tie plasterer.'
Henry is not diving the tombstone
business very lively now. Expects 10 get
at it full force soon. MEMO.
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DO not overlook the new advertise
meet of {. Smith, the baker. lie has an
unusually complete stock Of Christmas
goods 70 an examination Of which he in
vites all our readers % HIeh street
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Notice OF Chartarl

NOTICE Is hereby given that 81 ap.
pioatiaR will bs faaae ta ths gsve4haf og H.
siate uf fsuusylvana under the Act 81 AaeAalas sA
hHin3 60 pt9xtfe lot te ncsa rsnttua and Fsnaatln
~ certain n0Iafstaots 81 IfsHd Afail 18th 1hs& asa
the suFpleneas Thereto lef he Charter n iufsa.
u toaEsiasien te es csAe 1hs C4HASAeld Hsfamsuuas
Sesl Company tie charter Hna "a et ehefsai : ihAs
y TIE miHshE sna setliue e eal. sFes. are usheT
mifsfAs. aHa She misunderstanding end selling af naka
HAae ffaaa bsiAaalHaas e#l ths principal place e
Lnssueass wheEeef T. e. - u ts euanfs af 17eaFFia
feHHss ttAbA sal fut tArse tufess sa have AL fhs
fisht ausH3s I'D Privileges og she sala Ae4 Il A.
seasbly sna lie supplements.
WALLACE 4 kRERs
CieaiAela. Pa. Nav |. - seggssaass
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Provision Market.
Mem 1drerfisemeHf
SMITH, THE BAKER.

IN interesting het'er from Mr. Ca!rm
Smith 70 The persons he wixhes 70 al
dress. Read II carefully.
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(f !SnO,r Shoe,

The branch Of the Be'ietonfc Jakery
at Snote Shoe 'rns opehed 10 acoommo-
date "iy customers out there and ai,oays
keeps IA stock The identical good. handled
at the os'abltihme,ti ia BsHcfcute. Tscy
,cao need any HOLIDAY SUP.
FLIES can deal us eheagiy there a.
any ,chcre else.
Thanking my friends for tarors ia
Me past, and reqostiHg u.e patronage oj
nc,o ones, IA d,e future, / remain
RrefseflfHlIn