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10 determine whether said Board Of
Comfy Commissioners shall make said
appropriation Of four thousand four hum
drcd and fifteen dolIsrs and eighty cents
(<4.fl5 81. In behalf Of said township. By
taking stock / D that amount IN said rail-
CAV company. and upon tie following
terms and conditions. specified In said
petition. to-wit-
First-That the Evansville, Seymour
and BelIefounfaine Railway Company
construct = standard guage railway
through said Harrison township IN Du-
bof< county. Stste Of Indiana, and have
= train or cars pass owe the same on o.
before the frsf day Of December, 1884.
Sec0nd-Thst the said Evansville
Seymour and Bellefountaine Railvs,
Company shall construct their road sn(
erect : depot within o mile ofthe tow
Of KellervilIe, n said HARRISON township
Dnbois county. State Of Indiana
Third That no part Of said appropri
alton shah be collected and paid 10 sai'
Evansville. Seymour and B~cIlcfountain'
Railway Company until the avove term
AMI conditions are complied with
Those voting for taking stock vii
vote tickets = Fer the Railroad Appro
priati0n : : those contrary . Against th
Railroad Appropriation
WrrxEss nv hand and seal Z
Auditor Or Dubois county
l Indiana - Jasper, this l<tl
day Of june, l553-
I<IDoRE ScHUHEACaEn, a. u. Q.
June 80, I662-lw-
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IL the Loss or
MANHOOD

4 Lerfure % the Nature. Treatment. and
Radical cure ~ seminal W skress. Or >rrk~ <roHnruA,
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clearly proves from h< een exrcrierce that The e~faI
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Iclesrlr. privately and radically.
~ This Lecture will prove . boon % uensannr
and thousands.
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On receipt u a. cents. Or 40 postage ssamps-
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cutnt nee. Address Iast &C., Ass''
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|nNGsHN business now before NE public. Ton
|DH01 can make money faster q work ior "
II ANYTHING eIee. Capital not needed. We viii start
|ron. en- = i<y ana upwards made a home ~ the in-
'Ir<t<i,a<. Men. women. boy< and girls wanted every
Where ~ work f1r ~. Nov ~ tIe time. You csn worn
'In rnarr time cnly ~ rive your whole Time V The tnsi'
|nex:. Won can i've "a hons and A. the work. No Other
|tnsln<es viii pay yon nearly - veil. ~ cue can ~
|fo nake tn0fnou. pay ~ enka1inx a. cucs. Costly
address Tsrr 4 O., Augusta, Maine.
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NOTICE or RAILROAD ELECTION
COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP!

. i
NOTICE 4 hereby given 70 the quail
49, fed voters Of Columbia township,
Dubois county. Indiana, that IN pursu-|
ance Of . order Of the Board or County
Commissioners Of Dubois county, made
q their regular session held yrne 10th
1852. upon : petition presented 20 them
BY Enoch Cox, Leroy Cave - Clapp.|
Charles McCarroII, james Brsdcn. and
Others 70 the number Of twcnty-nine
frceholders o. mid Columbia township.
asking FOR 10 appropriation, u behalf ~
sale township. or the sum Of two thous-
and five hundred and thirty-6vc dollars
(t2,535). being two Per cent upon the
aggregate or the tax duplicate Of said
township for the year 1881. % aid The
Evansville, Seymour and Bcllefountainc
Railway company, . corporation organ
lied under the general railroad law Of
Indiana, in the construction Of it, line Of
railroad in aid township, that IN election
will be held q the usual place Of holding
elections in said township, on
1So~nsx u-r = .1-. ,eoo
~
% determine whether said Board Of
County Commissioners shall make said
appropriation Of two thousand Eve hun
dred and thirty-ive dollars (z2,535l, In
behalf Of said township By taking stock
20 that amount IN said railway company,
and upon the following terms and con.
6if;ou< 1u1r1<<nI n rmfI n~of<4fnm 1o-mff
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-10


Five murtlrrers were executed last
Friday, Marten Kenkowski at Jer-
sic City N. j. j. NJ. Kptoosky al d
Chas. Ellis at st. Louis, JAS. Abbott
at Elmira, N. Y, and Jnc. A, Ihell 5
at Marshall, Mo.
DR. L. A. Adams, assistant snplr.
intenient Of the Michigan insane as, :
lum at Kalamazoo, was fatally s,al-
bed by patient while making rounds
Friday.
Mayor Thos. @. Boyd Of Swectwa-
ter, Tena., was shot and killed by
his nephew J. l., Boyd, Of Columbus,
Georgia,
David Ward, rich ciiizrn of Fort
Huron, Mich, suicitled last week.
Theodore Young. a brakeman, YVES
killed at, Detroit by the cars.
"Dilly the kid" the notorious New
York burglar. escaped from Jail last
week. He was confined on charge
Of robbery. D.
Mrs, Crit Jones was killed by the
accidental discharge Of pistol in tn,
hands Of her husband, at Palucah.
The Paducah Enterprise, with it,
usual enterprise Is publishing 4
chronological table Of the local new,
items for last year.
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y :
Tha Ashland Horror.


On the 23rd nit. unknown parties
visited the house OF man named
Gibbons in Ashland, Ky, and muir.
,'ered Robt. Gibbons lame boy aged
Is, Fannie Gibbons, his sister aged
10 and Emma Thomas a Young lady
aged II who WAS in the house. No
other person were in the house at the
time. Suspicion at first pointed 10
j. W. Gibbons, father of two ofthe
victims, bnt since our last issue the
murdcrcrs have been captured and
have made full confession. Detec..
tive llrfllin who was given The case TO
work up concluded alter looking into
it for ten days that Geo. Ellis was the
guilty party. Ellis was arrested and
made confession duplicating two
other men named Ellis Craft and WIN
Neal, lie then gave the full pariicu
lars. The three went TO the Gibbons
house for base purpose but they
were met by brave opposition from
the crippled boy,who attempted 10 de-
fend his sister and her friend. lie
was thereupon murdered bv Ellis
Graft, with an AK. Ellis further
stated that after their base purposes
were accomplished that Craft muir
dered Miss Gibbons and Neal killed
Miss Thomas. They then saturated
.heir clothing with coal oil and sci
them and the house OIL fire. Graft
and Neal were therenpon arrested
and the trio taken TO Catlettsbnrg and
put in jail. All of the men are abou
81 years old and are residents OF Ash
land. Neal and Ellis are both mar
ricd and have families. Ono of til,
brutes drove one of the hcarses ant
another acted as pail bearer at th,
burial OF the victims.
The evidence against them begai
TO pile up and the excitement to In
I crease so rapidly that the prisoner
were removed TO Maysvillc. The
were taken on board a steamer befor
il was known and 100 armed mel
Immediately boarded another an'
gave pursuit. The first proved TO b
faster however and they were no
-, overlaken. They are now in jnil a
Maysville and the Jail is guarded b.
the Maysville Guards. Tho prisoner
6 will be taken back 10 Boyd foririal
I; A strong force military is all tina
(, will keep them from being lynched
|. II is the most horrible affair that ha
blackened the pages of Kentucky
history tor years.
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"H' Oh Turrrikes.

The article signed "C's in last
weeks New Era was by far the most
sensible thing we have seen in that
paper for weeks. 1t was written by
one OF our most intelligent enterpris-
ing and thrifty farmers, and VIC wish
to commend it to the thoughtful con-
sheraton of every citizen OF the
county. The Misrepresentation and
abuse relied on to manufacture public
opinion will hardly stand the test
with they come in contact with facts
and figures, anil the effort made to
gag tho PEOPLE by saying that they
shall not be allowed to vote on this,
or any other question affecting their
interests, will be properly, rebuked
The opponents Of this enterprise sci
out by stismatizing 1t as radical
movement and after receiving some
wholesome jolts became enlightened
and say now that Is has no politics in
it. The property holder was then
voting an unjust and unwilling tax Oh
the property holder. Now they say
the burden falls OH the poor man, that
it is the "rich man and not the pool
laborer who is benefited" In sub
stance they toll MS that tho colored
men would be controlled by theil
white leaders. Now they have more
"sense" and become Us "wise as ser
pents and harmless as doves" The
workingmen of Hupkinsviile are tolc
that they will have no road to thu
coal banks, while they have heard thu
hill read and know it to be one Of it
provisions. Now snch clap-trap may
have its day, and mis d or the til.
but Intelligent men will examine ant
think for themselves. The figure
show that the amount appropriated b!
the county court from year to year
together with toll.gate fees, with
slight additional tax, will buy NJ
all the turnpikcs. and pike all impor
tant roads in the county in few
years, anil we believe the enlightened
liberal sentiment will favor it,
II.
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Greensboro was visited by des-
tructivo coniagration OIL the night OF
Jan. 6 Hills Grand Opera House,
erected In 1879, and said 10 be the fin.
est In the State, outside OF Louisville.
was completely destroyed. The fire
caught from furnace in the Opera
House building. The following is q
list Of the losses: Opera House,
$4,000; Insurance $4,000. George
aud Walter Parrish, who had book
store under the Opera House lose
their entire stock valued at $4,000
Insurance $4,000. Robert Mum,
grocer, also underneath lost $4,000,
fully covered by insurance. D. 4
Kendall, Job printer. adjoining, lost
$500; no insurance. elijah Hatha.
way, colorcd barber, 500; no ihsur-
aace. This is the I'd season the Opera
House has been open aud large
number OF engagements werc booked.
Tho Georgia Minstrels were TO play
the night il burned and the audience
had already begun TO assemble when
the fire was discovered Had it oc.
cured an hour later many lives might
have been lost.
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No 7! { E!

AS all my time is employed in SUI
rerintendingsthe building Of a chair
factory, have no time to devote tn
collection, etc., and have pl,ccd all
my accounts and notes in the hands
of Mr.. r w. Henry, for collection,
and as I will need all the money that
is due me, hope you will come for
ward and make prompt payment to
Mr.. Henry. ] will still continue in
the furniture business and keep on
hand full stock of furniture. Thank
ing You for your liberal patronage In
the past, and hoping to receive a con-
tinuancc Of the same. lam
Very Respectfully,
A. w. PYLE.
Dec. 10 81 2m.
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The speaking in the Guitcsu case
will probably consume all this week
Judge DavIdgc win open the prose.
cutlon and il is believed that Guiieau
will be allowed to open the defense
himself. The assassin insists upoI
speaking himself and he will probably
be allowed 10 do so. The indications
are that the case will 90 to the Jury
by the latter part of the week.
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The first number OF The Kentucky

The first number OF the Kentucky
Telephone, published at Cadiz, KY,
by a. 4. Wimberly came TO hand
last week. Mr.. Wimberly is assisted
IN the editorial department BY the
able and experienced pen of Major
Mt Mckinney, an old journalist.
The paper Is neat newsy and attrac
live. 1t Is gotten up with system
AID is edited with ability. We wisl
the Telephone much success. Ii ha
a good. field TO work in and vii
doubtless succeed.
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Hon. William N. Bcckham, Repre-
sentative from NelsoA county, in The
lower House of the Legislature, died
suddenly al his hoae in Baristowr,
of erysipslas, Jan. |, 'S2. lie had
represented his county several terms
in the Legislature, was presi.
dental cleclor in 1876 aud was n law
yer of more than ordinary ability,
The House adopted appropriate reso
lutions upon his death ant adjourned
over one day.
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Scoville has received AL offer OF
$1,000 from medical gentleman.
whose name he declines 10 give, for
the body OF Guiteau, in the event he
Is executed. Guiteau was told Of the
proposition aud instructed Sco,illp
TO Withhold an answer and probably
some other scientist would run the
price up higher.
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After all the lcit.handed compli-
ments The Breckenridge News aud
Dnville Tribune haye' been paying
zach other the former pays the latter
this high compliment:
The two holiday numbers Of the
Danvillo Tribune were the liandsom
est specimens of newspaper work
that ever came under our observation.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-10

Gen. Tom II. Taylor n grand
nephew of Zachary Taylor, and a
battle Scared veteran of two wars,
has been appointed Chief of Police in
Louisville. Ills principal competitor
was Henry Clay. grandson of the
famous Krnruckian of the came name.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-10

Godlovc S. Orth, OF Indiana, has
entered apublic protest against the
injustice done him by Speaker Keller
in appointing the committees of the
House. lie made speech in which
he declared lie would not serge Oh
the committee on Rules. of which the
Speaker is chairman. lie is not the
only one who Is dissatisfied.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-10

Nearly one-tliird of the press dele.
CATION that went to Atlanta with the
Legislature. were barnacles ana dead
heals who have no connection what.
ever with the press Of the State.
This system of"sponging.' aud "beai-
ing" is what has gotten the Ken
lucky Press Association into its pres
ent disorganizrd condition.
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WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY DRAWING
14th February, 1882,
Or Money Refunded.

LOUISVILLE. KY, November 10. 1881.
Resoipcd, That the Board Of Commissions rs
consent to n postponement OF the drawing OF
tile willard Hotel Lottery. until the 18th day
Of February, 1882, anil thatihey will not con-
sent to any further 'ostpOsenent OF the same.
R0BT, MALLORY. Chairman,
BY the above resolution this drawing must
and will he hal on the ,lav liked, or money
distributed back to tirhc' '"''r-s
II enough tickets G sold before Ia Hxcd
the drawing will he ns., $50. .v..uo OF same
will be given through the papers.
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che editor OF the Mclean Progress
makes fun of little school girl for
mis- spelling the word Uiopian and
then improves Webster's orlho-
graphy on such words as holiday
aud "colercd" aud spells Christmas
with q little G.
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The STATE Sentinel edited BY Tom
i. Cannon, has been moved from
Corydon TO Henderson. 1t will be
Issued from the latter pace in week
or two, Cannon is young man OF
energy and merit aud we trust his
venture viii prove profitable.
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The Franklin Patriot, W. 5. Moore
proprietor, and the Logan Sentinel,
II. II. Brown proprietor,hav consol.
ilatcd. The paper will retain the
name OF the former and will be issued
in al enlarged form, every Wednes'
day, by Mnssrs Moore e. R"own.
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ia n Positive euro
foy ali thoso painfi,l Complaints ana Weaknesses
soeemnion 20 our hest female population.
It will cure entirely The wsrnt form OF Female Com
plants all ovarian troubles, Inflammation aud ucora
tlon Falling aud DlrplaccncniH, and tho consequent
Spinal Weakness and 10 particularly adapted to the
Change Of Life.
1t will dissolve snd erpci tumorn from the uterus in
an early stage OF development Tho tendency TO can
e,rous humors checked very speedily by is uso
IL removes faintnesa atuloney, desroyssll craving
for stnnants and relieves weakness OF the stomach
1t cures floating, Headaches, Nervous rrostrason,
General Debility slccpessness, Depression and indi-
gestion.
That feeling OF bearing down, causing pain. weight
and backaehc IN always permanently cured by Its use
twill at all tes and under all circumstances act In
harmony with the lava Tint govern tho female Tyatcm
For tho euro OF Kidney Complaints Of either sox this
Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA u. PISKuAM's VEGETABLE con-
POUNDS prepared at al anil rs Western Avenue
Lynn, MAsz Price o. slx bottiesfor IS. scnt by mail
in the form OF pills, also in the form OF iorengss, on
receipt Of price, o. pcr box for either. Mrs. pinkhan
freely answers all letters Of Inquiry. Send for paph
!, lot Address as above. Mention fhis upper.
No family rhosdd be without LYDIA L riNKHAMf
LIVER Pills. They c,re couripaiion, biiiournsss
and torpidity Of thsiivsr IS een,srcr bot.
n5- Sold By oil Druggists. 90
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-10

The Owensboro Messenger Il Ex'
aminer has done sensible thing in
shortening its name. The latter halt
has been, dropped off and the paper
appeared last week with handsome
new heading, reduced to only twenty
eight letters.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-10

Onr statement OF Inc Appellate
convention, which is going the
rounds of the press. has been twisted
and turned about and toctorel up by
no many papers that we hardly rec.
ognize it. The friends Of each cahdi.
date change IL To snit themselves.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-10

The are about l3o papers pub
lished in Kentucky. We exchange
with about two.t thirds of them and
only TWENTY-FIVE of our weekly ex
changes published paper Christmas
week.
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NONSENSE,

The sun rises in the east and the
yeast rises in the sun, aud .still there
is nothing strange about it.
The Princeton Banner, the Hart
ford Herald and the franklin Patriot
are still issuing papers in 1881"
The rural roosters are trying TO
sneak in unobserved, like truant
schoolboy., after a weeks absence.
Charley Ross has turned up at last.
The Sunbeam says he was tried in
Lritchfeld last week for carrying II
concealed deadly weapon.
Speaking Of the New Year, Whit
iaker must have hailed ii with delight
when he reflected tina; new ears were
just the thing he needed.
The subscriber who discontinued
his paper last week will no doubt be
surprised TO learn that it will con
tinuc to be issued as usual.
The daily papers announced, in
speaking of New Years day al the
White House, that "Master Arthur
appeared on the ayenue in the after
noon wearing a silk hat" Rather an
airy costume for mid winter.
1t will take some people until
spring to break themselves from dat.
ing their letters "lSSl." Old bache.
lors especially'like to hang on to the
"one."
Sam'l Winter married Mrs. Lizzie
Bacon AZ Frankfort last week. Sam'l
was rather late laying In the Winters
supply of Bacon, as George Dilloe
would say.
Col. Jno. c. Noble, of Paducah, is
lecinring on the "Races of men. II
he undertakes 10 tell OF their races {, !
Office he will have dirty subject to
handle,
When n girl has once brought her.
self to tell man she loves him she
cnn not give him upas long as he is
true to her. That would be an act of
dishonor.-l.ouisvil.c Democrat.
II Is hard to tell whether the editor
of the Democrat, who is an old mar
ried man, is trying 10 perpe,rate n
joke, or is ignorant of the fact that
money, and not love is the potent fac.
tor in modern marriages.
The Louisville Democrat is anthor.
ity for the statement that woman
who becomes the mother of twelve
children IN Kentucky Is allowed the
privilege of pecaling without license
1t would be the proper thing for sucl
10 begin the exercise Of their acquired
privilege BY peddling eff six or cigh'
of the kills.
The Ilopkinsville South Keniuck
ian speaks OF 1.-THE one horsc countr,
papers" that did not issue Christmas
week. lie said the same thing las
year. Cannot yon make fresh re
mark. yon seem TO be sufficiently
iisipil Anyway, 'people who live
il glass houses shouldn't throw
stones.-Emiaence Constitutionalist
You needn't stake pizen," young
man, the remark did not refer to you
M you do not belong to the equin,
species. There is another instanc,
on record besides yours where al
animal "opened his mouth AM
spake," and it wasn't q horse either
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noPKINsvILLE, JAN. II, 1882

A son of Senator Bayard and q SOL
of Senator Malone were arrested in
Washington fast week and taken to
tho station house under charge oi
druskeuupss
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Estray Notice.

Taken M as stray by J. Y. Mcaeham aud
A.Muascy living ahnut three miles east VI
liopkmsvillc Christian county. Kentucky ON OF
about the 5th inst one white AMI bins steer
age about 3 years. having n crop In one ear hut
having no brands, or other marks aul which I
have appraised at the value Of nine dollais.
Witness my hand this lilh dny of Dee. ISL
J.B. COW I'm J. +. L. L.
Dec. 20, 4w.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-10

President Arthur held his first
pubic reception at the White House,
Monday, Jan. 9; and tho event opened
the season in Washington society,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-10

IIIHIH III FUVtFtV. VIC want
many mon, women, boys and girls to work for
us right In thclr own loca iitics. Any one cnu
business will pay more thnn ten times ordinn
~ wages. Expensive outfits furnished free.
No one who engages fails 10 make money rap
lilly. You can devote YOUR whole time TO II @
work, or only your spare nlomcnts. Fuiiinfor-
marion and nll that j. needed srnt free. Adj
dress STlNTUN \ U. Portland, Maine.
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Bethel Female 0eol leg,
HOPkINSvlLLE, KY.

Tho Fall session Of 1891 will open on Mon
day, 2otll Of August, with increased facilities
far the education OF young ladies. Terms rs
heretofore. For information apply to or ad.
dress the President.
lounrsSl. as,ly t.oi '''''
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-10

mrNTlO Fla. Lehman. Solicitor
I "A J. LIN lNs OF A nericnn and Foreign
Patcnts.' Washington, d. G.. All business
connected with Patents, whether before the
pnteht Onice or the Courts, pro pity attend
c'l 10. No charge made nnless a patent Il SO.
cured. Send for circular. Dee. 10 1881.
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.dh 40 A01 week In your own town. IS
g&S E$h @R ouilt Tree. No risk. Every
0ffy NDXV ihing new. capital not re
n lnrcd. We will furnish YOU
everything. MANY are making fortune. La
dies makn as much as men, ami boys and girls
make great pay. Reader, II you want Ia bust
ness atwbirh YOU can make great pay all the
time Won work. write for particulars to ii.
IlALLETT Il CO., Portland, Maine.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-10

The Legislature is now going
ahead with its duh routine business
No bills of much. importance have
been introduced since the holidays.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-01-10

pT TTVjU ORGANS ~ Stops 10 Set
DIAL L IlN Reeds only 500 PIANOS
$40 NJ. Rare Holiday Inducements ready.
Write or call on BEATTY, Washington, Nj.