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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
SELECTED SADNESS.

Thyme will tell-in soup.-RithmoBa Baton.
 A musical drink-Meyerbeer.-Dstyoii ChaG.
 Our leading men n-polioemen.-Bo,toa ifneg,
 4 novel,, in bonne;s-a bearded face Bostoa Zi0'eS.
 The new moon has two horns. and then il gets full- Xrydlf.
 A smoked Herring -an iron. safe after a .ire-Ri hHoRd Bato1.
 The lunatic among birds < alw avs ] ra- sen.-.leae keytcy E1f0ftisf.
 One felon in ail is worth two on the hngcrs.-.Somy7thf IonrRal.
 The moonshincr can smile and smile. and be illlcii stlll.-Lo.'eX c!h-sU.
 The shoes of a man who has les; his left leg arc of the ngh; sort.-.NDGhhei' InacfendeHf.{
 Ncaspaperi men and %aSherwomea judge ;heir nclghbars by the shoe, they hang our.- ChIeaeo Ha,I6
 The IKefei .Hfii thinks tina, memory $ a saufec ef eomfor, m Il stmulani to ef- for, In jersey Il ls called apple laek.- Boston Mar.
 Olive Logan SAYS there Is yer, little lote of the beautiful in hamorists She got this notion when she ocean ronH need that she was beautiful. SostoR PasL
 Cineinnatil people put pepper salt. and butter in their lager.-.Nc;, leyk GoD.- me,ttai .id5tYt!Ser. Do they cook Il. or eat il raw lo,tIsho7en Hetald and fyee P,..ss ard Rrpab1ta".
 \ Cincinnati girl spent all her leisure time for three years in learning 10 box. and then when she got married and wanted to light her husband she went at him and pulled hair and scratched. the same .is any other woman would. You can't make over human nature. BastoH Ye,f
 lust exactly what q woman wants q watch for Is noi quite certain. The cham !, he only part of the arrangement she ever wears Tie watch itself Is run down.. mainspring broke. and tucked away ln the dressIne-cise most of the time \ woman and a watch are ineom- patiblc.= ErohanSt,
 N oman hd> scored another victory m being decided by the Supreme Court oi Error, ef Cennec;ieu, eligible 10 practice law IT that state The lower eoar, deei- ded against hef after examInIHE her ard finding her thoroughly quaHned. The oaHl, ui last resort reversed the decision. L'sneH ttel Etcst.
 \ young Lady. beng addressed by a gentleman much oldcr than herself. ob- served iha, the only objection she had to a union wiif hlm waS the pfeasoli.,l of his dying before her and ieayias her ;o the sorrows ot x iloWhnsd. Io@hieh h. made tin. rutnitiinf.tff.tf fepIs:ss Blessed l. the man who hath q yiltRe.is wife. iar the number of hi, days shIil bc ein,iblyd.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

I.cmp'> S;. Louis Lager Beer has won ls immense popularity solclA on .li> mer- its. None bu, the pure>t and best insre- dlents enter into it> manufacture and II can he shipped any distance in any eli mate without nluy Dealers who have sold this beer Will not have any other Henry Buergcr k the Arkansaw agent for this popular beer and ,o hlm all orders should be addressed
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
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l. has long been popular nl,t,l,e that oN slers ale wholes me only n .ho>e months the nrtheSraphN of whe,c name, embrace an K. L. D. Ca,sinell. Man St. ha, lusi rc, ,eNcd a shipment of inc sad dfc-rog k. and although the closes; inNes- tisa,lon fails to reveal ;.n in K August. the oysters are selling with a rapidily which proves that he has downed the R-,lcss superstition.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
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Mcs.rs. Fletcher. Hail & O.. cor. Fourth and Main Sis.. are the oniy dealers in general merchandise m the city. Their stock Is complete n every de partmen, and iheir prices A low as the lowest, This IS the place for the farmer to trade. Everything he needs is sold here dD goods. groceries. boots and shoes. clothing. drugs, hardware, farming implements and ln fact everything. When m the city dc mol fail io call on Fletcher, Hall { Nn.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

sufficien, money to pay the bills are ofen- sive to many IL is. perhaps. safe 10 as- sume tha, no church has right to exist that cannot maintain itself from income legi;imately raised Church lotteries have long been taboocd by respectable organi1at,on>. and ihese are other means often employed ,o reach mems DO, ke,s. and help swell the church revenues which manv people diseounteHance.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
Church Expenses.
san Francisco Bulletin.

The expense of running a church 1aT- not be calculated al less than SI.ooo per annam. even in the smallest town. In some of the metropolitan churches the bills run up to Sio.ooo. and there is prob ably more than one church where there would not be much left of Seo.ooo after all the annual expenses had been met. Some of the means resoued to in order io get
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
e-e-4

Me>srs Ellenbosen & Eiksn arc h,tng up | lunch counter in connection wlih ,hcIr saloon. and tefurc the -nees e.,>t they VI! have n epefatlon one ef ;hc best rc,tluIauie and lunch houses m the ely. lhesc enterpfi~lug gentlemen never do anything hy halves, and the Pcopic knaA thu; when the4 engage ia .,n enter ffit@P f mt5luS >FfIttSs5
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
Advertisers.

Remember that THl AKkA>SAw TRAY ELER Is the best advertising medium in the state. Not only ls lts slty circulation larger than that ot any paper published here. bu, il has large ap4 constantly in erea4ng list in the stale.
 Tnr ARkA>sAw fRAtLifk IS sold by newsdcalere e,.c,1;e.ht,e:; II has 4 nation al circulation, Ne paper n the south is a better medium, or -oiicrs better induce ments te foreign and home advertisers.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

Col. Bob Newell has been appointed tr.s cling passenger agent for the |. K. NJ. R.& r. Road. He ls one of the best known men in the state. and k active and encr- getio. A better appointment could no, haze been made.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

.Adorn yorr homes The magnificent colored engravings of the ~.hrkansa~ Tray eler." and the sTarn of the Tune, will be sent by mai m reeeIp, of , cents for either. q, the pair for 10 cents. Address II. (. Warner. Little Rock. Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
SN.

Everybody should vlsi, Capt S,ubbs' shooting gallery. II, East Markham, This place k also John prees headquar- ictS. and visitors are assured that theN will be welcome
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

One ot the latest musical productions k the lruc Love Maits. As the course Il ;fae lave neNer doe, run smooth. no doub, the sfeate>; pan q; thf> dance cox >is,> m cva,ling the old iolk,. when she cra~l> m at o'clock in the morning tcsf..ie HH .>k3nGiS.:
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
The Annex 10 Coaps Great Shows.

tltl> e>es tent .s undrs ibc n..tnt -.ra,.s .sr 1aa ohars. oi Mr II ger. and contains .s.., number of si,rtc'sau> and cur,o@itIc,. Whiet were rnc i@c1 bt Nr. tot,' ..urfn., ;sc N if.tr' but wtich Il t> ioeud impp>-I'5..' .o grt mt ta4t aihef teats atWiih>iIndins tsrtr S-cAi sI1cz lhcs therefore eamprt<- >enaFatt c>hthition for winch merely nuu;naI prtc, u ttiinl>. LA l> . harrt.i
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
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N. \. Hut. .Io MIn St. ls one ot the lar4es; dealers n plaa,.,ten supplies in the south. Be>ide> staple and fancy groceries. Neaden and willow ware. the be>, brands oi whisky and tobacco are sold here. esfaIn. gr,Ss and garden seeds | ,peclaliy. Remember the place. eio Nain St
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
LITTLE ROCK. AtCiSI l}.

See the three spots advertisement
 Summer boad the tlreps >tu. >fIs- Ms.
 Trunks and A,h,cs, aH size, and sil prices. at the factory. 4is Nam street
 .Hoop-l,' :. fltontc exclamation ai the barrel maker. Rh..a4iz1loAia .AltA.
 Confe, uencry III the s.e.,tcs, 1arcty at the southern Palace. 4o5 Nam street
 The remedy for i sick lightning tnd man eletnclW. ED lN<h' knh1f,Ht. Richard Iienweod ,to East Markham street. makes the hnes, buggy hatncs, ,eId in the city.
 Stealing hen ituit |, always Il bad et.s raiding rfaonoc. Hoaf,ton kVicfrH- GcnL
 Pattern making and scroll ,,une a, Dunlap X Master, 'et' shop. Il West Third street.
 S,ill doing business at the same old stand the North rolc.-.>priAsh hs3dNHa- dar Ar7ps.
 A full line of trunks, v1iiScs, aud sample cases at the iactorS. 4lS Main street. N. Garland proprietor
 lfyou would surely control :. man. do il through hi, scltShncss.- NfrinS ftiI SHndar .Nc;et
 For saddles, collars. budles. blankets. and al kinds of horse clothing, 70 io K. Henwood. .io F. Markham.
 An editor who was told that his las, ar tiole was as clear IS mud, sad Well that rovrTs ,ii'c ground. .sat'h-.'s. -. Z f 6haagf
 The iahle> of the Sogihern Palace. JOS Main St,. are the best supplied Tn the city. When you want tlrst-class meal call at Southern Palace.
 A mooley COW has no horns It k diff fcrent from a man Tn this respect. The more "hfrns" he has the muller he be- comes. C T hef!h:ns /ok,aai.
 Commission and auction house. corner Second and Main. buy and sell for cash. household goods. horses. harness. hay. etc. Liberal advanccmcnts on commiS- sion goods.
 \ summer resort hotel k called the Arc uc House. That IS the place where they soon freeze on" to guests trunks ii he doesn't keep up with his board bill Nv- ,iSfoaU iftyaiS
 Na;h Alderman. corner Fifth and Cen ter streets. keeps as fine line of whlskics. wines. tobacco and cigars as can be found anywhere. His bar is stocked with the best of every thing. Give him call
 Whosoever is delighted. in solitude is either wild beast or god. Phlto.. We suppose Tn deciding which he is you pays your money and takes your choice -Sem- <ysTXe Eoaynai
 N. l. Clark. colorcd editor of the At lanta Aquarium. was cowhlded las, week by another colorcd man. named Nc Couless. for alleged islander. The negro can be civilized.-,Somty,4M lMass Jon,Hai.
 Wilson X Webb keep all the latest styles of stationery. Their counters are filled with all the popular magazines. <. newspapers and periodicals and they are headquarters for blank books. writing ' fluids. etc.
 Tt is always dangerous" says Ira, eler Crotfu,. ito allow child to play with 1. bottle of homeopathic pellets. l, nigh, swallow the entire contents of the bottle. and-,hat would he twenty five cents gone laundering down the ages.
 Attention is called 10 the advertisement, m another column. of Gray's Aromatic Coffee. This is new Java-havorcd. self settling coffee. put up expressly for D. L. Gray & Bso., and is sold a, 70 cents per package of one pound. Tp pound and yoa will be convinced of it's merits.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

l. l. amusing te see the "fflce running around w.th Il lantern searching for men. The men are making Il desperate effort ,o dodge her. but the office ropes them III slowly. Three have been caught and anrl,,,t.,. themselves. and many other, arc scttns ln close oeruero.-.SI fsStpt { ,til lKdNitr.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

\ few daHs aso the peor man could onl afford potatoes about once month. whl.c tn aflstoera' glefel n neatis Hn- disputed pSis>t>sda. Now they lse se heap tna; the rieh won't buy them while the poor cal scarcely anything cisc. ] ltit.s.t,, h.,-.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

Il IS reported thu, o,, 1T N tide k gong to Japan. Wha, he K soins to Japan.
 the report docsn', say. but II will please the public tp learn ;hat |, !, not from lacquer work in oJhcr o.llinss thA, he |, about to vanish from the lecture tieid.-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
Home
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 Home k more ia .4 woman than ,o | man Iti, her temple. She is the sod- dc>s. f, puestcss bu, oftcncr lt> fantot. ! man docsn'' loak ,e s,nEin.-y back at the eld home -th"1i..hl, never costs nm
 :, ecut housh, III iliS ,#i'.tl,e- ,.9. ->cnt htm to college \ inan like, hls home ~hcn he gets acquainted n |. be .use ihefc his stupidity pa>sc9 taf the Pre- toundes, wisdom. iIi, iakcs are II imagined tl though ', needs only -lns- sa1Y . set Il thelt msGgiI.e f !frti'sis ih- dle.jes the ltush'ns place. N hena man
 ,.ie~ he Is Wcp iuf II home. hun the cold
 "er.i otet,s= .,ten.s s.-slt a"ihin. had hap pence tani ioker, snsac - h, glr1c-Nard. zen NH h1S tnur1~:aae- ~if..th sitting on H. contract .tAsi poetry and worse ihea- n.tiisnl. and burden ;he 1T wttt i.tiital ceutct tloner>. have hcaid th.d thcrc ate skeletons in many homes. They never get there unless they afe brought.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13
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Before lcavins rhe oity have your trunks repaired Ai the factory. 4l5 Nam street. l.W. Garland proprietor.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

\ sewing m.sshue k an articlc whose mett@ determine ft> popularity lhc sue- ec>> ot the N hcclcr < Wilson No. $ k dl- reel p.lui n: lhIs fi,l. No other machine has gwen ,urh universal satisfaction no other m4chne can. At the lA,; State iul ihls machine received the only pIe- mum. pgIinS the summer. notw.,h- s,intin. the >earslty oi cash. the sales oi the Wheeler X Wilson machine haxo steadily increased. The demand h,> been in eNec>, of the supply. Nlr. Hiram Rob blns. Arkan>aw agent for ,hc Wheeler X Wilson. has lu,l returned from St lnuie. where he has perfected nrangemen,s to have hi> orders tlicd promptly. and de- l..vs hereafter will be-,.,ai,ied
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

.Hoop-la." l>.. f.tontc exclamation ot the barrel maker- Ph:z4la1joaIa Nl1n.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

The remedy ior i sitk lightning fod man elc,ncly. ED 14< 1an knh,f,H..
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

Confe, tienere Ill the greatest variety at the southern Palace. Jos Nam street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

For confectionery. frui, and soda-water 90 to the Southern Palace. JOS Main street
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

See the three spots advertisement. Summer boafd the t,reus >oad >tr- hs.
 Trunks and laliscs ail size, and all prices. al the factory. 4iS Nam street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

Richard Iienweod. ,to East Markham street. makes the mes, buggy hatnes, >eId in the city,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

For saddles, collars. brldles. blankets and al kinds of horse clothing. % ,o K Henwood. ,io F. Markham
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

Stealing hen fui, is always Il bad ces raiding pfacuoe. Hodtt,n huirfrH-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

tEkYN G,fzsH
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

Pattern making and scroll ,awins ii Dunlap & Na>,crs 'nl1 shop. II N est Third street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

S,iil doing business at the same old stand the North Pole >priAe hsli >1a- dar AcepS.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

IT you would surely control .l man. do it through hi, scliishncss.- >frinS feii .Snnft,v Nt.ef.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

HiH
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-08-13

4 full line of trunks. y1iists. aud sample cases :t the factory. .!IS Main street. N. Garland proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-13

ANOTHER FLAGRANr CAsk


To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
Twas very glad to see the comments In your ex-
cellent paper on the recent injury occasoned to
say, TIE atrociously reckless driving and disregard
OF he rights OF pedestrians in this city ought to be
stopped, but the question is how can 1t be done.
Some months ago, in company with my wife and
another lady, was crossing the streets at the
Thomas circle, where there is the greatest abdn-
dance OF carr1ageway. Notwithstanding this and
the TACT that there was no other vehicle In sight,
the driver OF a two-horSe carriage drove In trOt
directly across our path, and had not seized the
relnS OF the horse nearest us and abruptly stopped
his progress or both of the ladies would in an
other instant have been under his feet For daring
to Interfere with his absolute and exclusive con-
troll OF the streets, the driver repaid me with
Inenacing words and gestures. Determined to
try If there was any remedy, followed the man to
the stable where he belonged and got his name.
then called on the district attorney and related the
circumstances to him, and received the informa-
cases; that nothing could be done with the drivers
Who dominate the avenues and streets OF this
city. unless they cause death bodily injury to
the unhappy pedestrians who are compelled TO
invade their domain. Senator Lamar received
bodily injury, and l understand has offered to
handsomely reward any one able to identify the
ru ffian who drove over him. Ii he is discovered
senator Lamar will receive the grateful thanks of
the courts and ascertain what (f any rights pc
deStrlanS have There is not a day In the year
that some one on PennSylv ania avenue does not
nave miraculous escape from being run over
thoroughfares OF any city in the Union, and l
wonder that the local authorities of Washington
90 not Hollow tn" example set in Baltimore Phila-
delpala, New York and other cities, and station
F. A. RICHARDSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-13
Affairs i'm West WaSIlingtDn.

DEATH AT THE POLICE STATION-The coroner
gave Saturday a certificate OF death from conges-
ton OF the brain In the of Henry A. Ebert
whose sudden death at the station house prepara-
tory to being conveyed to Providence hospital was
mentioned In Saturdays STAR. Mr.. Ebert was
taken to the station to be sent to the hospital Fri
day night Between $50 and z am Saturday
morning he was visited and talked with, after that
hour up to ii O'Clock, when the conveyance arrived
for him he was observed to be sitting In a chair
and thought to be asleep, and he was not known
TO be dead until that hour, when the station
keeper, MI. Cattell, attempted to arouse him. Cor
oner Patterson, after an interview with Dr. Louis
Mackall, who had attended the deceased, gave a
certificate as stated.
DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE Young LADY.-The
friends OF Miss Nellie A Murray, who pleasantly
grieved to learn that she died at her fathers resi-
dence-Cedar Hill, Washington county, Md.-on
the 7th inst, of consumption, aged "a years and Z
character uno6trusve pet and c s,r' sn %
loving disposition greatly enieared her to all who
knew her, and her bereaved family have the
heartfelt sympathy OF numerous friends in Mary
and and this District in their great af1iction.
ANOTHER DkArH.-Miss Ann Wilson, a we'll
dent OF this place and sister of the late Charles
Wilson, died In Baltimore yesterday morning.
AN INTERESTING TEMPERANCE MEETING was held
at the hall or the DdShaWay Reform club on 32I
street, yesterday at o'clock Addresses we're
made by Mr.. J. B. Cunning, Mrs. j. NJ. Kelley and
ACCIDENT TO FATHER HEALY.-Rev Father
Healy, president OF Georgetown College, who has
just returned to his duties at the college, after an
absence OF some months, as noticed in Saturdays
STAR, met with painful accident yesterday morn
ing. Shortly after arising, about o'clock, he was
attacked with vertigo, and fell, striking his head
cutting his forehead severely. DIR. Grafton<Tyler
was summoned and dressed the wound which,
though painful, is not regarded as serious.
THE GEORGETOWN AMATEUR ORCHESTRA is grow
ing rapidly In public estimation as well as in mem
berS. From very few members it now numbers
35 active and 80 passive members. The object of
the organization Is the culture of musical taste
and TO create an interest in the study and practice
OF the art. The organization proposes to erect
music hall, suitable to the object, which will at
the same time supply what West Washington
needs, f1rst-class entertainment hall.
MIsSIONARY.-YeSterday was missionary day at
DunbartOn avenue NJ. E. church. The collection
amounted to $500.
HIGH TIDE ON THE BAR.-February IA, 400 am !;
4.3S pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-13
The Order of ElkS.

A LODGE FORMALLY INSTITUTED IN THIS CITY.
Washington Lodge, No. Is, Benevolent PrOtec-
tive Order of Elks was instituted yesterday with
interesting ceremonies at the Knights OF PythiaS
hall, corner Of 131s and streets. The work was
conducted 10y Mr.. Frank Girard, OF New York city,
deputy exalted grand ruler at large, who came
attended by a large delegation OF members OF the
order from New York. After the initiation was
concluded, the following officers were elected for
the new lodge: Exalted ruler JustuS Ii. Rath-
bone; esteemed leading knight, John 7. Ward L.;
esteemed lectur1ng knight, Daniel E. Cahill; es-
teemed loyal knight. Jake Budd: secretary, VIM
A Anderson; treasurer. Frank X. Ward; tyler,
Frank Cartella; trustees, William Dickson, ChaS
W. leonardo and Joseph E. Rawlings The fol-
lowing appointiVe officers were chosen Esquire,
VIM ID. Mack; inner guard, Henry j. Ennis; chap
lain. William A. West; OrganiSt, WE Slater;
finance committee, Frank ii. Findley, William F.
Parrish and j. Brad. Adams. The following COM
mittee on bylaws was appointed: William Dick
son. John L. Ward and Daniel E. Cahill. In the
evening the visitors were entertained at banquet
al the National hotel. Toasts were responded to
by Exalted Grand Ruler Girarl j. j. Tindall dep
uty exalted grand ruler OF New York; A c. Nor
ddunt, grand secretary of the grand LODGE Daniel
Kelly. past exalted ruler OF Baltimore lodge; Mr.
Daniel F. Cthll, OF this city; Mr.. John Ryor. of
the New York lodge; Mr.. William Dickson, OF this
city; George NaShman. Baltimore: Alfred Stem
mel, Philadelphia, and George Schlesinger, Bos-
ton.
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LARGE assortment Valentines. Brad Adams.

The GREATEST BARGAINS ever offered In this city
IN tnwre OF the best manufacture will be sold to-
morrow only, at r. GOldschmid'S Mammoth De-
partmfnt Store, No. S12 9TH street, between III and
northwest. qt covered saucepanS, 7c.; OF,
IL; qt 15c.; at. covered kettles. 4c.; qt &c.
OF, -. qt-, 12c-; muffin pans, 10c.; StrainerS,
DC; pit cups, D.: Ut, 4c.; pit clippers. SC. !;
soup ladies with black handle, g.: wash basins,
lOc; -four scoops, 4c.; candiesticks, &c.; cake
large 1apanned dust pans, Sc; coal shOyelS. &C. !;
cake boxes, SOC; @japanned spice boxes, with
tray. 35c-: 10 ut. dish pans, 11c- l2 Of. 15c. :;
IA ct, Hc-; 10 ct, 25c.; IS Of, 30c.; rfiou
sleeves, 1Oc-; bread graters. Sc; metallic plated
Tea spoons, 10c. per dOZ: table spoons, 20c. per
d0z; Ct pudding pans, &C.; jelly or pie plates,
1Oc-: chamber sets, in different cOlOrs, containing
pieces, sl.5; egg whips, Be- No p0stponement
on account OF the weather. 100 gross OF fine per-
fumed toilet soap has been received at r. Gold
schlnids Mammoth Department Store, S12 tin
street. between and northwest, which Will be
sold st cts cake, sold elsewhere for 10c., not
more than cakes to one customer; money re-
turned If soap Is not as represented