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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1882-06-22

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Secretary and Treasurer, and J. w. Riswick
| Superintendent.
| In immediate proximity to the Wooden
Mills are the buildings of the Bridegewater
Carriage Factory. This is large three-story
! brick, and is now being fitted up with the
latest improved machinery tor the manufac-
ture of carriages, buggies, carryalls, phaetons
and spring wagons. The machinery is all on
hand, and some of it located There arc now
four furnace fires in operation, worked
by machinery, and 1t is expected to open
two more in short time. A short dis
lance from the factory is the trimming
establishment, where the vehicles receive
their finishing touch, preparatory for the
market. This establishment will employ about
60 f1rst-class workmen in its several depart
ments, and manufacture the classes of veh-
Giles named ,as well and as cheap if not better
and cheaper than they can be furnished any
where out of the State. The President Of
the company is Mr.. Peter 8. Miller, young
gentleman of the Dunkard denomination, who
has the intelligence, the business tact and en-
ergy to run anything of which his inclination
might take hold. He is thorough-eoinr
man. as all the appointments of the EXTENSIVE
establishment fully illustrate. Mr.. Miller is
the superintendent of the shops as well AS
President of the company. ]. W. f. AL e.
mong. Secretary and Treasurer, and A r
Holland, Jos. Click and ]. Walter Davies. are
the other members of the firm
In addition to these important and as ,fu]
industries, there is also sash, door and
blind factory, run by Mr.. A. Taylor Sheets and
employing a number of workman. 1t la fur.
nishe1 with the best machinery for the pur.
poses OF the factory occupies handsome large
frame building and is preparing to. do. large
business. The advantages it has ans 5n near
ness to the lumber region and the iats lligent
which directs it..
few miles northwest of RrkAeeN ater ia
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-22
NO. 90
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice.
:" you nave q fine or complicated wateb or
oIoen, or n music box. an automaton singing bird
mechaniUra ooner delicate and intricate piece o
ohronometsr ~ EDW. WILHELM,
Jewelry neatly repaired.
t,on or wula warranted to give perfect satisf.o.
~ oharee. o2
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-09-22
Notice to Creditors.

TsTATE OF ANNA ALLEN, DEoEAsED--
signed Administrator of the estate of Anna
Allen, deceased, to the creditors of, ard all
persons having claims against. the said de-
ceased to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers within ten months after the publca-
ti"n o. this notice to the said Adninistra or at
the Ottawa Hotel, Main str ct, Eureka fureka
County Nevada. JAMES 8 ALLEN,
Administrator of the estate of Anna Allen,
deceased.
Eureka, Aug. 40, 1882. au23-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-04
Condensed Locals.

Saturday about midnight a FIRE broke out in Mr..
Iulsess second hand clothing store, on 9Th street
the house owned by Geo E Kirk TO the extent OF
40 The store Is supposed TO have been set on
fire.
About O'Clock Saturday night Phillip Z. Bris-
coe, who lives al 25I7 | street. tell from his wagon
on Ii street, between 2st ana 22i streets, striking
his head on the curb5tOne and receiving INJURIES
from the effects OF which ne died about O'clock
yesterday morning.
Rev. Father McGiyEey, late OF Memphis. Tenn,
who was recently appointed assistant pastor OF ST.
AloyStus' church. preached for the iirSt tine at ST
Aloysiu5 yesterday morning. The building was
crowded.
Mr.. Benjamin E.Taylor. member OF the W.LLC.,
writes tn say that the announcement OF the post
ponement OF the excursion OF the VIII Cadets
was incorrect. as the cadets went down the river
last Tues lay evening
Mr.. ChaS NJ. Paxton, young gentleman, long
known here,as leader In the base ball fraternity
Gied saturday of consumption. at his home on
Corcoran St The members OF the old Creighton
base ball club yesterday, took suitable action
speeding the death.
About eight O'Clock last night coiored man. ~
Z. PherSon, . years DID, fell from the third story
wihdow or house 442 l street northwest, While
asleep, and injured himself severely. DR.. King
found a severe cut on the mans head.
Although the star route trial has taken up all the
tlIae OF the Criminal Court. the Jail is not as
clowded as one would suppose, but about holds It's
own, ule total number OF prisoners on Saturday
being ls9, OF WHOM &c were females.
Inc property clerk at police headquarters has in
his possession q sorrel horse buggy harness. whip
s Su LIP rooe, taken up aStray, which Will be sold
W soceioIi UnicSS Claimed Dy the owner,
The Hydronaut Club returned Yesterday morn
Us Aoni u Two weeks cruise down the river. The
members are as bronzed as wei seasoned tars
WIZ JARVIS, Jno. Hawkins and Jas Henson
Sniali colored boys. We're nned 81 each by Judge.
bunty to-day for bathing in tie Potomac between
sunrise and O'Clock pm.
JOAN Wesley GUSTS, colored was fined $40 or 20
days In jail by Judge Bundy this morning for con-
tempt Oh court In falling To appear witness In
an unlicensed bar case.
During the terrific stor:a that passed over Daltt
more last evening, the lightning struck High
street NJ Il Church DR. OweiIs), throwing down
DICK and mortar and greatly frightening the con-
gregatlon, who rose 10 their feet, some going out
1eV. .. CrOissant, o. this city, was preaching Il,
the time. II several minutes before quiet was
restored and service resumed.
Judge Nylie to-day reduced the bail OF Chas v
70 $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-04
Educational In.situtions.

In addition to the educational institutions here
tofore mentioned In THE STAR. the following are
well worthy the attention OF parents and guar
dians:
Mrs. Burr win open her school Monday, Septem-
Der Is, at 1903 ii street NV.
The classical and scientific schools Of George
town College will open the 9TH of September. and
the school OF philosophy, September IA. The med
4, and the law department October 4.
Moiern langu lgeS. natural c1enceS, mathemat-
les. privately or in class, taught by A. GrabOwskii
Capitol Hill, 100 street southeast
Prof. j. F. Germuller teaches piano, organ and
vocal music, and thorough bass, at al 18th street
northwest.
Mademoiselle Tardivel 25 W. 46th street, New
York. Boarding AMI day school for young ladies
and children Reopen September 27th.
Mrs :. L. Cady's boarding and day school for
young ladies, New Haven, Conn.,, commences Sep
TENDER 18th.
Board and tuition $50 to $500 year. Address
Female Seminary, Haddonfield, Nj
Miss Amy Leavitt, of Boston, teacher OF vocal
and instrumental music and harmony. Address
care OF MetzerOtt & Co. Lessons resumed Septem-
Der 4th.
Board and tuition $50 to $500 year. Address
Military Academy. Haddonfield, Nj.
The twenty-firSt year OF the Pennsylvania Mill
tary Academy at Chester will commence Septem-
Der 18TH English, collegiate chemical civil engl-
neering courses.
Board and tuition s175 to $,25 year. Address
Military College, Burlington, Nj.
Latin, Greek, mathematics natural science and
English, privately or in class Students prepared
for college and competitive examinations Address
A. Janus, AN, Columbian College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-04
The GunnerS Out.

AS MANY sPoRTsMEN AS BIRD5-A SNAKE STORY.
The marshes OF the river since last Thursday
have been literally thronged with gunners for ort-
olan, reedbirds and blackbir1s, the season desig-
mated by law having commenced September 1.
There Is about one gunner for each bird, and shot
have been flying In all directions The flats In front
OF the city, on kidwellS bottoms and below the
Long bridge, are covered with sportsmen. The
reedplrdS are plentiful, but not fat the weather
having been SO rainy has prevented the wild oats
from ripenlng. Ortolan are scarce, and the black
birds are plentiful, but lean. The costs OF gun
ming for these birds this year, including powder,
shot. gun, wet feet, malaria. &C., is amply made
up In fun the boys have. Mr. Frank Evans, the
wei known contractor, met with a snake adven-
ture last Friday morning, While out on the East
ern branch, by encOunterlng an enormous snake.
He red, and Killed 1t, and, taking IL into his boat
carried IL ashore. 1t was five inches In diameter and
upwards OF four feet in length On cutting it
open 81 small Snakes as nimbe as crcketS, were
FOUND inside, all OF which were disposed Of by the
boys 1t was a water mOccaSin. Snakes are
plentiful this year and are very vicious.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-04
Schuetzen Fest and Barbecue.
FESTIVITIES AT THE SCHUETZEN PARK TO-DAY-TH
PROCESSION.

FESTIVITIES AT THE SCHUETZEN PARK TO-DAY-THE
PROCESSION, ETC.
The festival Of the Washington SchuetZen verein
was commenced at their park. on nth street road
to-day and will be continued until tomorrow night
Besides the regular festivities and sports, there
Will be barbecue, for which fine, fat beef was
slaughtered as soon as the procession arrived at
the park. The procession was formed at Meyers
hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9Th
street, and moved Off in the following order:
Wagon, handsomely decorated, containing Shroed-
er's band; color bearers, Chas Xander, Louis
BehrenS and Michael DorSch, carrying the United
States, German and Schuetzen flags: CHER Marshal
George c. Walker, Assistant Marshal Joseph Cato,
AdJutant Harry Klein and others mounted. Carri-
age, drawn by horses, containing President ChaS.
Ebel, Vice President C.. Rupert. ex-President
simon Wolf: carriage for the king, Peter Dill who
joined the procession In Georgetown; carriages
containing W. Fendner and G. kllian, shooting
masters: John Vogt, w. HelmuS, c. Grofr, j. Ap-
plch. r. SpringSguth, G. KneeSi, Of the executive
committee, and members: wagon, drawn by four
horses containing the beef to be slaughtered.
me route OF the procession was up PennSylva-
MA avenue to Georgetown. where the king took
MS place; returning down Pennsylvania avenue to
street, 10 9Th. to avenue, to 18th, to park, when
the OK was slaughtered and roasted, and the fes-
tiYltleS at once commenced. The king shooting
VIII take place Tomorrow, and the banquet to-
morrow night.
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Capital and Labor.

THE B. AND o. ROAD DISCHARGING UNION WORK
MEN, ETC.
Cumberland special says:-Saturday an order
was received here that all the men employed In
the Baltimore and Ohio company's rolling mil,
who belonged to the Amalgamated Association OF
Iron Workers should be discharged 1t is under
stood that about seventyfive or eighty Of the 400
rOllng-mill hands belong to the associat
Work was TO have been resumed to-day, after two
weeks suspension, but it Is given out that instead
OF this notices Will be posted notifying all the men
TO report at the Office during to-day. the union
men in the morning and the nOn-union men in the
afternoon. 1t IS understood that the union men
VIII DC paid OF, probably to-day, and that IL any
or them apply for unemployment they Will be
asked the question whether Or not they still be-
long to the union. 1t will then rest with SUPER
intendent Robinson whether they will be re-en-
gagged.
meeting OF the Pittsburg irOnworkers is to be
held this afternoon. There is no doubt that the
tendency OF this movement Will be toward a con-
ference, although the men are still firmly opposed
TO any compromise that Snacks OF defeat
The Pacific mills at Lawrence, Mass, have in
creased the wages OF the boX-lOom weaverS from
S1.3O to S1.45 per cut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-04
CITY AND DISTRICT.
A;n,,seu,entS rEo.ni1ht.

AsnHstmthf> EO-slghfe
NATIONAL THEATER--D1rloW Wilson & Com
panyS Ministries.
THEATER CoMIQUE--yariety and burlesque.
DRIVERS GARDES.-Conctrt Performance.
ABSER'S SUMNER GARDEN.-COneert.
The WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL, New York
avenue. between 18th and nth streets
SCHrETZES PARK.-Schuetzen Fest and Barbecue
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CITY ITEMS.
Public Voice.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec 80, 1881.
Gentlemen: My husband who for years was a
sufferer from dyspepsia, and from which he could
not get relief under the use OF the most popular
medlcineS, was cured from that terrible complaint
by Browns Iron Bitters- / can most cheerfully
recommend 1t from sufferer for the disease
MRS. HUTCHINSON.
browns Iron Bttters not only cures dyspepsia
weakness, malaria lassitudes, but prevents and
relieves wasting diseases OF the liver, lungs and
kidneyS1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-04

MEDICAL CoLLEGE-The 331 session of Medical
Department University of Georgetown, will begin
Monday evening, September 4, at O'Clock, in the
College Building, corner 10th and streets. Dr.
ElZey will deliver the Introductory. Subject, The
the public are cordially invited F. A. Ashford,
Md, Dean.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-04
Amusemenr.. Excursions. &c.

TUE National TTEATEE will open for tie season
this eyclig, when Barlow, Wilson 4. Co s famous
tlinStrelS VIII begin a weeks engagement. This
everywhere.
AZ DRIVERS GARDEN this week an entire new
appear.
InsArER CoNIQCE--Among the attractions ut
Iic Cciaque this week Is billed the appearance OF
Trip 10 SwainpOodlen Va -
TuE WASuISGIos SWIMMING SCHOOL IS omen dsy
and evening. 0H> - "'''
AT ALrza's GARDEN an attractive Instruments,
concert Is given every evening
IHs NATIONAL RIFLES viii give their last cxcur
Gl0l CT lie season 10 Marshall Hsil on the steamer
W. w Corcoran, Tomorrow evening It was incOr
yectiy announced In n Sunday paps.r thst the er
esrsion would taae place Thursday evening
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Also Much DiSyusted.

Washington Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette.
The star route defendants are all fixing to get
away as soon as possible with view to attending
to various matters Of business at different points
outside. They are making all their arrangements
just as though they were going to be set free at
the end OF the trial. and Will probably be much
surprised If they should be sent to the peniteniary
instead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-04

Mr.. b. b. CHASE & SOS. the well-known umbrella
makers on the Avenue, have left for the Catskiu
mountains and sharon Springs, to be gone two
weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-04

Forty Years. EXDerience OF an Old Nurse.
Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup is the prescription
OF one OF the best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and has been used for forty
years with never-failing success by millions OF
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures dySentery and diarrhOea. gripfng
In the bowels and wiTd collie. By giving health
to the child it rests the mother. Price IS cents
bottle. mwS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-04

EDWARD HENRY. an elderly cOlored man, was
sent TO Jail by Judge Bundy to-day for 90 days, in
default OF a so fine for stealing a $40 note from
W Rodgers, in a bar-roOm In South Washington,
SATURDAY.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-04

SENTENCED fGE STZALrNG.-James Carroll a
1aStllJ blessed young coiOred man. WAS put on
tsaei II the Police Count this morning for the lar
eeny Of a suit CT clothes fiom Walter s. Cleveland
g the PriLlToJa s West minstrel tlou,e Tue
eEtiies were stolen from Mr.. Clcveian rs room in
inc National hotel, end were recoyereli by The
police. The I3o1er pleaded guilty N X - son
oepeed to Six months In Jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-04
NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

Saline styles in New Caicoes 8 cts.
Saline styles in New Cambrics, 10 cts.
Saline styles in New Fouards, II cts.
New Cashmeres, all wool, new coiors, As cts.
New Casn meres, all wool. new colors 40 cts.
New Cashmeres, all wool, new colors, 80 cts.
New Dress Goods Pin Checks. 25 cts.
NEW DARK GINGHAMS-MADRAS STYLES.
All Wool White Flannels, % cts, 80 cts.
All Wool Red Flannels IS cts. so cts, 81 cts.
Brussels Carpets new styles, rs cts, 80 cts,
Cloth for Boys Suits 25 cts, 81 cts, so cts
Ladies' All Wool Flannel Suitng, IS cts
Black Caslimeres. All Wool 81 cts. As cts. so cts
Sheetng Cottons, ~ yards wide. 70 cts
IaDle Linen, 70 Cts, 81 cts. so cts.
1n>ra1n Carpets new styles, 81 cts, so cts, 60 cts
- cts, IS cts 81 Cts, 81. 90, etc. ' -
New Dark Dress Goods IL cts
FLOOR Oil Cloths 81 cts, 80 cts, 60 cts and rs eta
FLOOR DRUGGISTS all Sizes new Styles
canton flannels. Cts, 10 cts IL cts, Is cts etc
BLACK sILKS-COLORED SILKS.
WE ARE RECEIVING NEW FALL DRY GOODS
- Our styles in
CAhPEIS' Rugs. OlLCOTHS, Etc. Etc, Etc
TO W S MS,
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
auSo SOUTH SIDE
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SRECIALTIES.

lust ARRIVED HERE, MADAM DUBOIS
- Great Spiritualist Medium, from Paris. Works
eletrcity on ivory Tells trne life past present and
tells names in marriage gives good advice to ladies and
gentlemen. and satisfaction ST. Office, 73S 10th street
Hours 10 d. IN. to p. s4-2w%
nR. ROBERTSON "a GRADUATE UNIVERSITY
~ of Marylandt, with 20 years experience.-AH
Special Diseases successfully treated and guar
anteed. Diseases of Men, General Debility, Seminal
Weakness Impotency, &c. Diseases OF Women Of every
nature. speedy and PERMANENT guaranteed. Office
436 street northwest. \ street, every Weines-
day and Saturday, from to Main office, go n.
Literty street, Baltimore, Correspondence and
situations strictly private and confidential Refers to
the leading physicians of Baltimore. jeI7 SIN
NJ Me. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
We LIFE. Al! business confidential Ladies and Cen
tenen 50 cents each. 4US L street. between 4th and
9th streets northwest. a1-6wf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-04
FUssELL'S Ice CREAM.

JOB LOT in school boys clothing at low prices, at
HeTZOg'S, 30S 9Th street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-04
1000 CoMFoRTERS.

We offer the largest size both sides best Cocheco rol
print. white cotton filling. at 81. 40 regular Price %.
The cold weather Will soon procure your Writer
stock now.
$40 fun size MARSEILLES SPREADS reduced TO
$l.2O.
All our LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS.f
some of which are soiled, at ess than half price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-04

MI. A. M. Sullivan, late Irish member of the
English parliament with his family, is on his way
TO this country, and will lecture in the large
cities. -
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Affairs i'm West washington.

PERsONAL--Assistant Secretary OF State Hunter
and his granddaughter, Miss Emma Jones, who
have been visiting Newport, Boston, and Niagara
Falls, have returned.-Mr. Charles d. WEIGH is
convalescent and has gone on a visit to his native
town, AnnapOlis.-Mr. Joseph F. Berch is also
able to be out agan-Mr j. X. Prodigy left for
New York on short visit to-day.
Observation-Disclosures brig ROwena 213 tons
burden, 7. w. Read master, with $50 tons crude
asphalt, from Trinidad B. w. l., for A. l.. Barber
came in dismasted; steamship r. B. Spedden.
Thomas cleared from Baltimore, September 2, for
Georgetown; steamship Eugenia, McAllster,
cleared from Baltimore, September 2 for George
town.
TENLEY Town NoTEs.-Mr. John Burnett is lying
quite Ill ut his residence in Tenley town. horse
attached to buggy driven by Mr. Henry Gingles,
Saturday. became frightened and ran iEtO heavy
wagon. demoshing the buggy Mr.. GingleS es-
capped uninjured. Rev. E. E. Maynadeir, pastor
of st AIMS church, has gone to Detroit, Mich. on
three weeks vacation.
NOTEs-FrOm the water level at the Great Falls
to level at Georgetown the difference is 14S feet.
THE difference in elevation between Cumber-
land and Georgetown is 606 feet. The length Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal from Georgetown
to Cumberland Is 1S41S miles.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls very
turbld; receiving reservoir, north connection very
turbld south connection clear; distributing reser-
vOir clear.
HIGH TIDE.-September 5. I :2S a. m. 1 55 p.m
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Notice.

Received daily, hard and soft shell crabs, prime
salt water oysters. New York and Philadelphia
oysters Especially. Hotels, restaurants and fam
flies supplied at the Norfolk Oyster Depot n.
White & Co, No Cpl B street northwest
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From the New York SUM-
\ RELIABLE SKIN CURE.


THERE IS ONLY ONE
and that with simple NAME Beware of imposters pi-
rates. or old articles which suddenly claim to
be best. They have been tried and found wanting,
While this has been proved remarkable success.
NO PoMPOUs NAME.
This curative needs pn,npous Or incomprehensible
title of Greek Latin to sustain it, but its simple Eng
isi appeals directly to the common sense of the
people. And the people signally manfestng their
appreciation of this frankness by selecting and using
DR.. Benson's SKIN CURE in preference to all other
professed remedies.
sS Beware of limitations. the various articles
which have been advertised years struggled along
having no real hold merit the public that now
endeavor to keep head above water by advertising them
selves as The Great Skin Cure" None is genuine
and reliable except Dr.. c. W. Benson's Skin Cure
Each package and bottle bears his likeness. Internal
and external remedy. two bottles one package Price
81. get at your druggists.
Dr. c. W. Benson has long been well known as a Sue
cessfll physician and surgeon and his life study has
been the diseases of the system and of the skin
since he has been persuaded to put his New Remedy
and Favorite Prescription 'Skin Cure" on the
market various things have sprung up into existence
or have woke up from the sleepy state in which they
were before. and now claim to be The Great Skin
Cures.
RELIEF FOR ALL OvERWORKED BRAINS
DR.. c. W. Benson's Celery and Chamonile Pills
valuable for school children who suffer from ner-
headaches caused By oyerworked brain in their
studies. and for oil classes of hard brain workers
whose overasked centers need repair and
ton. Nervous tremor. weakness and paralysis are
being daily cured by these pills. They correct costive
ness. but are not purgatve Price, SO cents or six
boxes for g. 90 postage free, to address Fer sale
by all druggists. DeDot. Baltimore Md. where the
Doctor be addressed Letters of inquiry freely an
swered.
c. n Crittenton, New York. is wholesale agent for
DIR. c. W. Benson's remedies. sep4
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Speer,s Port Grape Wine

for evenings This wine is pleasant, rich, has a
fine flavor and family medicinal wine il is not
to be exceled. Its use is particularly beneficial to
all persons at this season OF the year, especially for
females, debilitated persons and the aged For
sale by dru2gtStS and prOcerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-09-04

'AIderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning
and delivered in k-lb. ''Ward" prints 40c Der 10.
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk,
&C. per at. Cream, i5c. pint.