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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-13
B0yd's Items

The hills and wales around our station
have commenced donning themselves IN Il
robe Of green Wheat and grass fields since
apring has opened are showing decidedly
what systematic farming will do for The
lands Of Montgomery county. While speak.
ing of farming wonld remark that our sta
fion has been a scene of active operation by
The farmers in hauling lime, this station he
ing a central point Tor quite u section Of
country Mr. ]. T.. Williams has arranged
more commodions accommodations Tor IN.
loading, which will facilitate the work very
much.
Mrs. John Ryan, who had erected dnring
last summer handsome residence here. has
heen busy lately in ornamenting the grounds
with shrubbery and Otherwise improving
her property.
Mr. j. f. Williams is having erected a
large shop To be occupied by wheelwright,
Thus new enterprise will be added TO our
town. Let them come, We will welcome all.
Mr.. Basil Burdetie and Mr.. Richard I'm
stead each have dairy farms under progress.
Quite AN interest has been displayed by the
Representatives OF the two agricultural ma
chine companies--ihe Osborne and Cham.
pion | think il is conflict 10 endeavor "a
he the champion Of the occasion Either
machine is good and each has It's merits and
dement's.
An extensive trade il carried on here ia
the croes.tie business. Messrs. SiottIemeye'
and Darby are furnishing quite large sup
ply, as well as many other parties
The late chAngeable condition Of The
weather left ils impress in the shape Vi
many sewers cases Of catarrhal fever and
some eases Of pneumonia.
Miss Alice Williams, Of Frederick county
who has been visiting The family oil Mr.. ]
T.. Williams, has returned To her home
much " the regret OF her many friends
here.
Mr.. j. III. Snswden, the night operator fo
The B. &. o. Telegraph Company, has agar
returned 70 his post, he having been on I
visit TO his home at Ellicott City.
April u, 1893. CORRECT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-13

Teachers Association. The follow
ing is the programme for the meeting of
this association, TO he held on The l1th Of
May:
Essay-ilon. A. b. Davis. Defamation
A. G. Day, r. Miller, II. $. Renolds, H. r..
Crockett. mposition-,Andew Small, Miss
NJ. A. Griffin, Dixie sherwood, Miss Ida
Dryer, J. +. Boyer, Miss 4. 5. Weaver.
Observation-Disclosures, That intern
perance has caused more evil than war
Affirmative. W. Davis, +. NJ. Beach, Mrs.
Annie Porter, Miss Mary ID. Hardy; mega
tive-Wm. Grady, J 4. Phillips, Mrs. Salie
Elgin, Miss +. Mullican.
At night there will also he literary and
musical entertainment by the teachers OF
the association. The public are cordially
invited TO attend.
Committee--M. l.. Nenabl-, +. NJ Beach,
Adele Barnsley.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-13

Public sale. ~-'fbose who wish 20 pnr.
-shsse personal property are FemlDded that
Mr.. Thos. W. OAuit will sell NJ his home on
the Falls Road, about three miles from this
place, ON The 18Th instant, large lot OF the
same, consisting of horses, cows, sows and
pigs, wagons, harness, farming implements,
&c Full particulars in hand-bills.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-13

Geo. g. Henning, the popular one-price
clotbier OF Washington, in this issue adj
dresses circular letter 10 all who wish 10
secure lhe hest made and most fashionable
clothing 20 be found In that G. The i'm
meme trade which Mr. II. alre. has IN
our county is the hest recommendation he
cvnld desire Heqd his card and give him
a call if yon wonld be fashlonsbly dressed
at reasonable cost
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-13
a Q a n ID .

no The Champion Binder Ageul having
stated 10 me thai be had been misiriormed 10
regard 10 the u,e Of HE 'Esierly' palspls 10
Ihr cqnelpclioB NJ their Machines, aud now
sIaiing Tint lbry do not nse any Of The said
patents, take pleasure 10 Withdrawing sll
thai potion of nv rard OF ssrrh lilh, 1898,
~hi,h rsfers 10 hs Champion Company
RrspreifuIly,
apr OF @. r. DUNLOP.
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"A O "A n u.

NJ Ia regard 10 the Esteriy and Cham.
pien Machine, desire 10 state ibal neither
| nor any OF ny Agents mare eyer represented
70 . customer hat We we're uslag aay OF ihs
Eslsrley patents on the Champion machine.
y. l. MOORE,
Agent Tor Champion, Montgomery Co.,
Nd, sod DISTRICT Of Colrmbls.
mar 3o-tf
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Barbour * Hamilton. :

BafbOuf 4 HaMIItOn.---As The head
and representative OF one the largest and old
est establishments in the District Of Column
bia, growing in public confidence for over
hall q century, nothing that we can say
will give additional force to the popularity
of this Mammoth House. The stock in trade,
covering every variety Of groceries, liquors,
with all the choice delicacies which the most
iasidious and cultivated taste could desire
cannot he surpassed in any Of the Eastern
cities. The advertisement Of this house,
which appears in another column Of to-day's
issue is an attractive one. The Tolu Tonic
is something which should he kept in every
household Don't fail to read the adj
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-13

For Harvest.-rhe attention of our
readers, engaged in agriculture, IS directed
TO the column Of Z. II. IIeiskcll, Jr, & Co.,
in this issue, in which the peculiar adyan-
tsges Of the Osborne Sell. Binder are set
forth with much clearness In addition 10
these popular machines this firm at all times
keep general assortment of machinery, i'm.
plements, fertilizers, &C., all Of which are
sold at prices that cannot fail to please.
Although this popular firm has not been in
business for many years ii has built up a
trade in our county which speaks volumes
in its favor.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-13
ROAD PETITION.
TO the Honorable the County Commits
sioners Of Montgomery county.

SloHtth w nuHtBomciy Oo"""J'
W y, the undersigned, citizens and tax
w payers of said county, beg leave TO re-
specially represent that the public convent
ence requires the opening Of public road,
beginning at The bridge over the railroad east
of Barnesyille Station, running on the land Of
s. Darby h Sons; then on the land OF Thomas
l.. Jones' heirs 10 the land OF VIM. Dade; then
on said land 10 The land OF John r.. Cooley;
then on said land 10 the land Of James Lau-
man; then on said land or the land Of Fred
erick Bowman 10 the land OF Frederick Inih-
icum aud Wife then through said land TO the
land OF WIN. Hodges: then on said land 10
the land Of Miss l.. A. Hershey and sisters;
then on SAID land TO the land OF q. u. Hershey
or David Hershey; Then on said lands or the
land Of the Misses Hershey 10 tho land Of Rich
ard Thampsonl short distance on said land
then agan on the land OF Miss u. A. Hershey
and sisters TO The public road known rs the
CIsrLsbuig and Greenfield road, near 10 where
the Hyailsiown road taps the said Greenfield
road.
JOHN r. COOLEY,
WILLIAM HODGES,
JAMES y. KNOTT,
W. W. DARBY,
mar 23-5t And twcnty-eght others.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-13

Rev. c. n. Campbell declines the Prnci-
palship Of the A. s. Academy lately ten
dered him by the trustees Of said institution.
On yesterday DIR. G. IL. Nourse, in behalf
Of the members of the Jamestown Literary
Society, presented Mrs. G. II. Gilmer with
handsome silver cake basket as testimo-
NAL Of their appreciation OF the kindness to
them during her stay among ms.
Most Of our farmers are through with
blowing and are now busiIy en2isel hanl-
ing lime.
Wheat is loslziag we'll
Mr.. Jas. b. Appleby. ol Germantown, will
in few weeks move his portable saw mill
near the residence Of Mr. Martin Thomp-
son. This gentleman has done great deal
of saving in The neighborhool oi German
town and We bespeak for him Il brisk bust.
/ meas in Jamestown.
| April 10, 1888. DEMOCRAT
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Potomac Items

Potomac Items.
Some fine spring weather.
Times are lively on the canal. Plenty Of
work for lock.keepers.
The Government has a large force of men
employed on the Aqueduct Road, near the
fishing club house, matchmaking the road
under the supervision Of Supt Ellis. When
this 10 completed il will be one Of the finest
roads in the country.
A corps Of engineers are at the Great
Falls sounding for the contemplated dam
across the Potomac for the Washington
Water Works.
The hat found by N. F. Harris, ESQ.,, on
the canal has not found head 10 fit it yet.
Wheat is generally looking well. By last
years favorable season to set OF grass an
abundant hay harvest is promised. From
inspection, the peaches are not injured and
promise abundance.
There has been more sickness, such as
pneumonia, malarial fever, measles, chicken
pox, &c, during the past few months than
ever was known to oldest inhabitants, and
but few deaths.
Mrs James DAILY fell and sprainel her
arm very badly.
Rcv. Mr.. Bond preached at Potomac
Chapel Sunday. He was gladly welcomed
again by very large and appreciative con-
gregation.
April 10, 1888 PoToMAc.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-13
DEMOCRAT.

Circuit Court The following cases
have been disposed Of since our last issue:
Susan q. Beall vs.. James +. Williams
jury trial. verdict for plaintiff Tor $i9079.
John II. Kelchner. late sheriff, VS.. Geo
Howard jury trial, verdict for plaintiff fol
$3ei.b5.
Edward Snowden W. Millarl N. Belt
Jury trial, verdict for defendant
John r. Waggaman vs.. Edward Lea jury
trial, verdict for the defendant.
Martha r. Hardesty vs.. Thos. w. Offutt
trial bslere the Court, Judgment Tor plaintiff
for 500 and costs
Rosanna yeirs VS.. Joseph Dyson, admin.
istr,ltor Of Samuel Dyson, deceased; jury
trial, verdict Tor plaintiff for $500.
Layinia Veirs We. Joseph Dyson. admins
traitor Of Samuel Dyson, deceased settled
by paying plaintiff S1445.
Max Krom va. George Linthicnm, damage
suit OFT yiaI when we go 10 press.
Jurors not in the above case ysgr dis
charged on Thursday, and Court will prob
ably adjourn this week
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-13
Agricultural csj,ess. A

Agricultural CgtteEs "A meeting of
the Stockholders Of the, Maryland Agricul-
cultural College was held on Wednesday
last at Barnum's Hotel, Baltimore. Mr..
Ohio II. Williams presided and Col. j. Car.
roll Walsh acted as secretary. There were
1900 shnres represented, and the boar'l Of
trustees was reelected ~ follows; fion.
John Carroll Wash, Chas. +. Goldsborough,
WilmN johnson, Alien Dodge and Ezra
Wbitmsn.
Mr.. J. II. ALoHenry, one OF the founders
of the college, offered resolution 70 surren-
der The charter. and looking IN the appoint
ment OF = comnittoe 10 act in concert with
the State authorities In dlsposing Of the
property and distributing the proceeds. In
consideration Of the fact that nothing can
be done until action is taken by the Legis.
latnre, the resolution was Withdrawn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-13

Literary Society The Irving Literary
Society met on Friday, April the 9th, at the
residence of Mr.. Thomas II. White. In the
absence of the president Mr. VIM. Metzgar
was made president, and after several letters
were read the president conducted the fol-
lowing programme: Vocal duett, When the
Stars begin to Peep Misses Lizzie Veirs and
Susie Hempstone; reading, The Deaf Man,
F. Elgin; vocal solo, Wait Till the Clouds
Roll BY, Miss Lizzie Veirs; reading, Regret,
Mrs. ]. ]. Kramer; vocal solo, I'm just Go
ing Down I. the Gate, Miss H. Griffith in.
strumental solo, Miss Waugh; vocal solo,
No Father, No Mother, No Home. Miss
Susie llempstone vocal solo, The Bridge,
Miss f. White; Instrumental Duet, violin
and piano, J. NJ. VcirS and daughter. The
Society adjourned to meet at the residence of
Mr. +. NJ. Griffith, on Friday, April the Goth,
at u. NJ, sharp. After bidding alden to
the kind and hospitable host and hostess
the audience left.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-13
Pluck Against Luck and Cash
Against Credit

ARE OUR TERMS AND MOTTO
All in need of Dry Goods, Notions,
6ne Groceries, Hardware, Woodenware,
Boots and Shoes, &C., are invited to ex-
anime our goods and prices whether you
want to buy or not No trouble to show
goods.
Respectfully yours.
jan 5-tf KIGER X DAWSON.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-13
Farm for. sale.
$3.50 REWARD.

CTOLEN from the premises OF The subscribe
- Der, on the 27th OF last October, q large
GRAY HORSE, 10 years old, with u black
marx on left shoulder.
Also, on March 18th, 1889, one Dark Bay
MARE, II years old, with star 10 forehead
and white mark on the right hind beg; was
very heavy 10 foal.
One Hundred Dollars will he paid for she
horse and thief, and Fifty Dollars for The
mare and thief
mar 23-lmr EDW. Rabbit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-13
BROWN wagons,

Seed Oats.
BROWN Wagons,
|, 2, and 4 horse. narrow and broad tread,
buckeye Force Pump, Cucumber pumps, Fence
Wirr, Silver \ Dslpipg Feed Cuttsrs, Sinclair
Feed Cutters. RifeS Psteni Grindstone, for
grinding lIsaper Knives; Horse Rakes, Young
America cOrp aud Cob Mill liarrows OF al
knds and siges, Farm Bells, Wheelbarrows,
Canal Barows, Tree Trimmers. lightning
iIsy Knife, Monumental churns, Cylinder do !,
staff do, We'll Buckets Trace Chains. Back
bands, CurrycOn,bs, Horse brushes, flames,
whiiewash brushes, forks, Picks, Shovsls,
Spades, Hoss, Msti0cks, 0rindstonss and H.
three, Hay aakes, Ares, iatcheis, Plow Han
dies.
A full stock Of every variety or Landreih's
Garden Seeds, fresh and genuine, put up in
original packsges. None genuine without
his trademark
Large stock OF choice Field Seeds At market
Igicas, choices Western EARLY Clover Seed,
Mammoth or Sapling Glover seed, Timothy
Seed, Maryland and Virginia grown Clover
Seed, not 80 good quality aud ~ less price !;
Orchard Grass, kentucky Hlne Grass, Redtop
Grass seed, White Clover Seed, Hungarian
Grass Seed, A msrIcan and German Mille,.
Potatoeg-Iandreih's Garfield, new and
excellent variety Early Rose (sec0nd CROP
used by all Truckers for first early planting,
more productive aud earlier than the regular
stock Early Rose White Peach Blow, Snow
Flake, Beauty OF Hebron, Burbank, EARLY
nose, Peerless. Seed Corn, white and yfIlaw
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-13

ssaih Dy very large ana appreciativ6 con-
gregation.
April TO- 1888 PogoMAc.
Enterprising Publishers. w in
Baltimore few weeks since we had the
pleasure of forming the acquaintance of
John Il. Pet, Esq, the senior member of
the popular and enterprisng publishing
house Of John B. Pet & Co. This is strict.
ly n Maryland home enterprise and every
Marylander shonld feel an interest and pride
in the support Of such a substantial institu.
ton. This house enjoys national rep
utation for chaste, reliable and standard
literature, whilst its works for Catholic
families and Catholic reading cannot be
surpassed. The Pocket Manual, the Catho-
lies Companion and Devotion, and other
works of similar character, all bound in
Russia leather, and in clear, large type and
fine paper and at greatly reduced prices,
recommend themselves with peculiar force.
We would advise our Catholic readers when
in Baltimore not TO fail and examine the rare
collection of religious, literary and standard
works which crowd and adorn the shelves
OF this favorte house. Pet & Co have also
published and have for sale an immense
number Of all grades Of books suitable for
schools and academies, and wherever they
have been used have invariably been warm
ly endorsed.
fVhA ltfa 0t1A AZ 0pau I,hn Mo-,
Hale" and "Stephanie," the story of chris
tan maiden's love, translated from the
French, are works just published by This
house in the most artistic style and iull of
thrilling beauty and interest. Any Of these
works can be ordered by mail
A recent work Just published by this
house, which is finding an immense dsinand
throughout the country, and which every
politician should have, is a book entitled,
political Facts A Text Book Of History"
Among the numerous subjects treated in
the volume, the following. are suggestive
"The Origin and History of the Democratic
Party,""State Rights, ""The Federal Party
"Ahen and Sedition Laws" "Tariff and Free
Trade" "Banks and Currencies, "yirginia
and Kentucky Resolutions OF 1898, "Shay's
and the Whiskey Rebellions," "Nulliiica-
tion," Annexation of Texas "Esrly Con
declarations in New England" "The Hart.
lord Convention" "The Missouri Compro
mise, Secession Of the North and South,
together with Biographical Sketches OF
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NOW l. Your TIme-Cuinnin 3 co

WV - Ouf I1M1C.-Culnnlp u Co.,
one of the leading, fashionable and substan-
tial dry goods houses the District of Column
bia and SO lavonbiy known throughout our
county, have removed their place of business
to Nos. 40l and 406 Seventh street, near the
Avenue, one OF the most convenient and ac-
cessible business places in the city. Mr..
Guinnip is one the most experienced and
advanced merchants of the age--his judg-
ment is based upon q half century's expe-
rience and consequently he knows when,
how and where to purchase His immense
stock of fresh goods reaches from the most
substantial to the finest laces, silks and vel
vets of the Oriental markets and at such
prices as will suit the times. His army of
statesmen, clerks and pages have been Sc
lected with. care and their adaptation to
every fitness and emergency which comes
within the range of so vast a trade. We
advise our readers to read carefully the ad-
vertisement in another column and when
in the city don't fail to look over his large
and newly selected stock.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1883-04-13

These Plows are fast coming into use, every
IN iurr should have one. The Genuine MALTA
Doabls and Single Shovel Flows and Extras
TO III, The cheap limitations 10 genuine Malta
Plows ARE no comparison, AZ every farmer
knows " no has tried them.
Cotton seed Meat, for feeding Stock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25
Capitol NOleS.

The basement officers are setting their
houses in order for the new occupants,
who will walk in on the 1st OF January
next. All the air "a solemn Stiffness
holds F" about the neighborhood OF the
Capitol, and everything looks more like
business than II has done for many days.
This is the result Of the ins and outs Of life.
Stevens, the negro senator from the
Twenty-seventh district, and very we'll
behaved one at that, has sent in his resigna-
ton. The signs Of glory for him in a Dem
ocratic Senate sheds lustre that is unen-
yiable by the side OF the position OF clerk in
the railway mail service OF the United
States, and Stevens dlscreetly prefers to
pitch mai, rather than avail himself OF the
steam-heating apparatus at the Capitol.
His district is composed OF the counties OF
Sussex, Dinwiddie, ana Greensville. Mr..
Il. +. Jarratt, OF Sussex county. is spoken
OF as the Coalition candidate for Steyens's
seat. The Governor has issued writ or
dering an election to fill the vacancy on the
9TH day OF December next, the day Of the
assembling OF the Legislature.
Mcdonald, the negro who escaped from
the penitentiary several years ago and re-
Gently returned and surrendered himself
to the authorities, has petitioned the Gov
ernor for a pardon. Mcdonald shot at a
man, but did not hit him, and was sent to
the penitentiary for this offence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25
RRCAPITULATIoN
The South Side.

The Hastings Court Of Manchester will
be In session tomorrow.
Considering the difficulties encountered
in the shape OF q solid bed OF elinkers
which had 10 be dug up, and the street
graded. the work OF paving Seventh street
is getting on very satisfactorily. Mt.
Woodbridge, the contractor, says he ex-
pects TO finish the work about the latter
part OF this week, when, Of course, the
free bridge will be opened to vehicles. .
The regular services will be held in all
the churches to-day.
The Circuit Court OF Chesterfield ad-
journed last Friday for the term. Over one
hundred chancery decrees were entered.
The following cases were disposed OF
Friday: ma
Petersburg Railroad Company Us. The
County OF Chesterfield. The answer OF the
county was fiIed and the case was contin.
ued. This suit involves the right oil the
Board of Supervisors to levy taxes on the
railroad company.
Webster Us. Brooks. Verdict In favor Of
plaintiff. The defendant entered a plea for
n new trial, which was granted, and the
case was sent on to the Court OF Appeals.
Messrs. Meade Haskins and X. G. southall
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25
ICommunislted.l
General Asa lSogprs.

We learn that this noble old Roman, one
OF the truest men in the Commonwealth.
and " honest as the day is long," will be Il
candidate for reelection to the Office OF
Second Auditor. from which position he
was ousted by the late Malone Legislature.
His eiectment from Office by the hungry
horde that the late Boss had TO provide for
was not the greatest crime they com
mitted; for they tried to smirch the good
name of this venerable citizen. whose whole
life had been an open volume that incul-
Gated the highest integrity, personal and
official. The investigation made subse-
quently proved nothing, even in the est-
nation OF Acknowledgement Blair, but, as
in ali such cases OF malicious persecution,
olly reacted upon the men who had the
temerity to fabricate the charges.
General Rogers is an old man, but his
powers, physical and mental, are remarka-
bly, preserved, and he is fully able to dis
charge the duties OF the office with efticIen-
cy. In our judgment the General Assem-
bly, owes it to this venerable citizen, as
well as to itself, to yindicate his good name,
so vilely aspersed, and endorse the action
OF previous Legislatures In entluSting him
with the high and responsible duties Of the
office OF Second Auditor. General Rogers
Is an old-time Virginlan, who would com
mand respect IN any position; one whom
no one would dare to approach with a
bribc. We should put such men in Office
now, to mark as strongly as possible the
contrast between Democratic and Malone
officials. - Editorial LwchboUg Vnginidn,
NOrember 2lSt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25
One of the I.Oys.

in commencing our stock to friend. made
use OF the expression that "ior real mob
bnes our clothing could not be beat" He
told the truth. We endeayor to meet the
wants OF all, and to meet them fully. And
what's OF more importance to you. we do
it. This applies with equal force to every
one OF our patrons, but 10 none more di-
rectly than to the " b'hoys." They demand
that their garments shall be nOJ6y IN SlyLe,
reliable IN make, perfect in ft, and hand
some in finish, and the garments we offer
them meet these requirements in every
particular. Further than this. they're
very moderate in price; and to be con-
vinced OF this call at The Clothing Palace,
corner Thirteenth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-25
Pictures True 10 Life.

Tie real artist when taking a picture
studies to catch the "iamiIar EXPIRE ssion !"
OF the sitter. 70 be able to DO this he
must have IN artistic eye. He must know
not orly what i wanted, but how TO get it,.
Foster, Campbell Il Co., j2j Broad street.
excel in this respect, as they do in accu-
racy OF detail. in eXcellency OF workman
ship, and in that smoOthncss and nicely Of
finish which at glance reveals skill. They
do work in all the styles OF art. Fine por-
traits are a specially. Those who wish to
give to friends or relatives pictures which
reveal the familiar. pile SAINT, speaking coun-
tenance, should call on Foster, Campbell x
Co,