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A Woman.
:" "FU"ufWI WUIIHHs
Fort Gaines (Ga.l Tribune.

Fort Gaines GA Tribune.
Mrs. V. A. O'Connor, who has been absent
some time, returned to Fort Gaines, on Fri
day last. Mrs. O'Connor is mistress Of quite
a number of accomplishments. She can
play on the piano with her hands one tune,
sing another. beat the drum with one foot.
and carry on a conversation at the same
time. We saw some exquisite fancy work OF
various kinds Of her make. She said that
while on a trip to Florida recently she saw q
gopher harnessed to a baby carriage, and
which the gopher pulled about with a great
deal of intelligence, as though he under
stood his business.
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The Latest Fish Story from Nevada.

Virginia New Enterprise.
The big fish of lake Tahoe again made his
appearance day before yesterday. He sud-
denly rose in front of the steamer Governor
Stanford and disputed her passage. There
was quite a rough tussle for about ten min
utes, when the fish leaped upward and snap
ping off the bowsprit, went away with it in
its mouth. As the fish is making so much
trouble the owners of the steamers will send
below for a harpoon to be fired from a cam
non, and will try to kill it. Heretofore this
fish has only been seen two or three times
in the past twenty-five years. In 1868 he at
tackled a large boat and drowned four Cana
dams, since which time he has not been
seen till this year.
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Rufus Hatch on the Duello.

New York Times
your" he asked. We'll, l am not much on
dueling myself. am afraid of the hind end
of a pistol. 1 am great on making apologies.
l got into scrapes in London, but l apollo
gized very gracefully outof them. To Settle
this Gebhardt-Sanford affair, which you want
to know about, l would suggest that Mrs.
Langtry should be supplied with coffee and
the boys with pistols. The seconds ought to
be John L. Sullivan and Joe Coburn, who
would make 'em blaze away until they had
killed each other stone dead. It's none oil
my funeral, but If l were keeping a hotel or
restaurant, I'd have the servants clear the
whole crowd of them out. never saw Mrs.
Langtry or the youths. know would not
fight a duel over her. l have a family, and
I'd advise these young fellows to get families
also.'i
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NnshyIlle Banner.

NhshVIIe BAnner.
A gentleman from franklin, this morning,
informed reporter of the Banner of asingu-
lar death which occurred at that place last
night. Emma Ewing, colored, keeps an ice
cream saloon, and last night she sent her
niece, eight years old, to a saloon for a quart
of whisky. The girl got the whisky, and be-
fore getting home, drank the entire contents
of the bottle. She then went on home, and
in a few minutes after entering the house,
she dropped dead. Judging from the titae
she left the house and returned, and the dis
lance she had to go, she must have drunk
the whole quart OF whisky within half an
hours time.
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The Night Watch.

NEW YORK.-Mr. Charles I. Hollis, OF the New
York Club Stables. says that lie is nightwatch.
man, ana one night was attacked by rheuma-
tism So acute he could only get down stairs on
his hands ana knees. 81. Jacobs OIL wac applied
twice. After this he took his watch again the
next night, cured.
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A Pleasing Prospect.

Louisville Courier-Journal.
The electrical street-car will fire the small
boy off the back platform, and the summer
police will have a rest.
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What He Missed.

Philadelphia Times.
bench as a s~tar-route juror.
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Roston Tranacrint-

Boston Transcript,
Eyes" remarked the mar in the shabby
beaver; 81 suspect Pm a great reformer. At
any rate everybody speaks of me as a
confounded nuisance"
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If you want the best sewing SILK, use cOrticelli.

"WHAT might have beea!" II is sad for the
dying c~onsumptive to reflect on what might
have been II Hale's Honey of HorehOund and
Tar had been takeu early enough.
Pixies TOOthache Drops cure in one minute."
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TRUTH Ia mighty and has prevailed. See It's
triumph in Hop Bltters, all over the world.
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"BosToN, April 81, 1888.

a4"My Dear Sir-I am very sorry to say that
the story of my intended visit to England is
a pure Invention. l. should find a great deal
to ENJOY. / am sure, in 'our old home but |
hardly expect to see it again, being myself a
poor traveller, and having learned by trouble-
some experience that | am safest when / let
my children do the travelling for me. Ithank
you most cordially for your very kind invita-
ton to visit Birmingham. 1t is a source OF
great pleasure to me to feel that | have many
good friends in England-frieuds on whose
faces l have never looked, and probably never
shall. but whose warm heart-beats reach me
through the oldest OF telephones-the one
that
"'wafts a sigh from Indus to the Pole
believe me, my dear sir, very truly yours,
"OLIvER WENDELL HOLMES"
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FLIES. reaches, ants, bed-buSs, rats. mice,
crows. ehipmunks, cleared out by Trough on
Rats" l5c.
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DIR. oliver wendell Holmes.

Boston Journal.
A few weeks ago a statement appeared in
the papers that DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes
was about to visit England. Mr.. Lawson
TAFT consequently wrote to Mr., Holmes, ask
ing him to pay a visit to Birmingham, offer
ing him hospitality and proposing to arrange
a suitable reception by the members OF the
medical profession. In reply, Mr.. TAFT re-
ceived the following letter:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-26
CHICAGO ETS.

Specially reported for the SUNDAY REGIS
Tx by BEA MONT, HkRBERr& CO., Graz
ma Piotuce Brokers, lGth Market stree
Wheeling.
CHICAGO, August . .-Wheat-HIghcst price
or The day, 81 Ul@s September; 81 u3'q Octo-
Der; 81 U54 November. Lowest piice for the
day, 81 OF September: 81 U?54 October; 81 az
November. C~orR-HigheSt pric" for the day,
use September; 5ULc October; iS'sc Novcm.
ser. Lowest prices for the day, SOC septem-
. or: 49h.c October; sc November. Oats
Highest price for the day. 49, september;
81 c October; - November. IOwest price
for the day, 26c September; .6Hc OctoJcr.
-Nov.mbe-. POrH-Highest price for the
LAY, Eli ~ September; sI2 y October; Sll III
November. Lowest price for the dav, ell 2
september; sl2 ~ October; 81 IS November.
Lsrd - Highest price for the day, s. 81 SIP.
temher; s. 81 October; s, ~ November.
Lowest price for the day. s. 81 September,
s. - October; IS II November. Short RIB
, losing price for the day 81 b Septembe
81 ~ October.
Vi.ib eSupTly-Week ending August IS, 1873
Wheat, y US NJ hu; corn, ll,3!',iLi on; "t $
.G3S.F53 bu. Week ending August II, I'ii-
Nhest, 2O,iOl so bu; corn, l~0,'9O,0"5 bu; oAs.
SIS, qiS IN.
Car Rcreipts-V heat, 10: corr, TO7: oats, %;
hogs. 5UU head. Market lOdl ~ higher
Bet rbOhms Cabie-Livrrpoui wheat we ikeT
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THEY WON'T LIE.

Among the Catskill Mountain peaks
there are twenty which are more tn an
5000 feet high, while four resch the fol-
lowing attitudes: PeakamOOse, 400,
black Dome, 4,O0I; Hunter, 4,O52;
Side, 1900.
Next to Texas. Wyoming is probably
the greatest stOck-grOwing region in the
United States. 1t is said that ab Iut
|, 100000 cattle are now feeding on it.
plains. the estimated value Of which is
about $4,000 900.
Burdett.C outts of England holds
so, 900, 900 of our Al bonds, the Duke of
Switzerland and Sir Thomas BrasSey
$1,000 600 each. Mrs. A. II. Stewart
has S3O, 1000, 0O0 of our 1 per cents, Jay
Gould Sl3,OOO,00O.
The Louisville pool.rooms handle
about $1,000, 900 yearly, and are located
in the best portion of the city. Toe
faro banks do a business of So 900,
and in the pokeI.roOm $1,000, 900 change
hands while keno does a business Of
u, 600, 900.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-26
FROM THE PACIFC SLOPE.

STOCKTON, CAL.
Editors Constitution:
| teel 30 grateful to some Georgia people
that ! II ust write and ask you to thank
hem for the good they have done me. In
act, after he dies, there ought to be b
u onunent erected to the memory OF tn
inventor or discpverer OF a remedy which
is manufactured in your city. .
Fur five long years past | have spent all
| made. and more too, in the effort to De
cured of a blood malady which was eating
my life away. i tried one physician alter
smother, and the Warm Springs, the Hot
Springs, the Sulphur Springs, and finally
found myself completely broken down,
POISONED with scrofula, poisoned with mer
curry, and pronounced incurabIe by all the
doctors. In this condition heard through
a friend from the East of Swift's Pacific
IS. s.. S. which he made in Atlanta, and ]
look il because | felt hat under any cir
cumstaDces | was doomed to die. The first
three doses of it infused new life into me,
ard after taking about twenty dollars
worth, l am q new maH and as sound as 8
dollar. Every vestige OF the old enemy -
gone-my skin is clear, and / feel as wei
or better than | ever did in my life. Swift
Specific costs high out here, but it is worth
$500 per bottle TO sufferers from blood dis.
eases. Thank those people for me, and let
any doubters write me here, care OF the
Commercial Hotel.
Yours very truly,
HARRY SMITH.
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cole q boy ever had, and / thought I
should die all alone up In that garnet,
on the floor, with nothing to make my
last hours pleasant but some rats play.
ing with ears Of seea eorn on the floor,
and mice running through some dry
pea pods. But, D, how different the
deacon talked In the evening devotions
from what he did when the cow was
gsllOpiDg on him in the barn yard.
Well, 4 got through the collie, and was
just getting to sleep when the deacon
yelled for me TO get up and hustle down
stairs. i thought maybe the house was
on fire, cause / smelled smoke, and L
got into my trousers and came down
stairs ON sjump yelling fire. when the
deacon grabbed me and told me to get
down on my knees, and before / knew
il he was into the morning devotions,
and then he said amen and jumped
upsnd said for us to fire breakfast intO u,
quick and get to work dong the chores.
| locked at the clock, and ii was just
three O'Clock IN the morning, just the
time
Pa Comes Home
and goes to bed in town, when he Is
running a political campaign. Well,
sir, l bad TO jump from n thing to
another from 3 o'clock in the morning
till 8 ut night, pitching hay, driving
reaper, raking and binding, shocking
wheat, hOeing corp, and everything,
and | never got q kind word. Ispoiled
my clothes, and l think another week
would make q pirate Of me. But dur
ing il all | had the advantage of a pious
example. l tell you, you think more
OF such a man as the deacon If you
don't work for him, but only see him
when he comes to town and you hear
him sing'Heaven is my Home through
his nose. Heaven Is farther from his
home than any place | ever heard OF.
he would be q good mate on a Missis-
sippi river steamboat if he could swear,
ard i guess he could SOC learn. Now,
you take these cabbages and give me
ninety cents, and | will go home and
borrow ten cents to make up the dollar,
and | will send my chum back with the
wagon and my resignation. | was not
cut cut for a farmer. Talk about fish,
ing, the only fish / saw was a salt white
fish We had for breakfast one morning,
which was sailed 10y Noah in the ark"
and while the grocery man was unload
lug the eabbages the boy went off to
look for his ehum, aud later the two
boys were seen driving off towards the
farm with two fish. poles sticking out of
the hind end of the wagon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-26
H WAGE WORKERS.
The Industrial intelligence Of the
Past Week
IN THIS VICINITY AND At LARGE.
Notes Concerning the Iron Men, Coal
Miners, Cigar Makers, Glass
Blowers, Railroad Men,
ETC.. Etc.
THE LABOR CAUSE.

There are numbers of International Trade
Unions in America having National Head
quarters. These can be communicates WIKI
The Grand SecTetary Of the K. OF L. can be
addressed al oox so Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Fede alton Of Trade AMI LABOR Unions
the Third tuesday IN August, 1883. Secretary
W. II. Foster, IA Eastbourne Terrace Cincln'
natl. U.
ser, President, box Sl37, New York.
The Iron holders Union OF North America,
holds its next convention In London, Ontario,
in July. T. F. Fitzpatrick. President, room b,
1888 Walnu street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The National A~maIgamated Association Of
Iron and steel Workers, John j. jarrett, Pres
ident, Pittsburgh. Pa Wm.M Martin, Secretary
Ito Smitbfeld street. Pittsburgh "a. ,o,
Carpenters' and Joiners' 1~nternati0nsl
Brotherhood, P.J Mci1uire, Secretary, lSsWu'
liam street, New York City.
international Furniture workers Union,
Zotsche, secretary, O0East Stree,
Piasters' National Union. ]. ]. Kennedy.
Secretary, 1873 Alabama street, Cleveland, "
convention meets at Cincinnati In July, 1888.
The following are the oficers of the National
Lodge, A. A. OF /. and =. W.:
PreSident-John Jarret.
Secretary William Martin.
Treasurer-James Penney, 1874 wharton
street, SouLhside, Pittsburgh.
VICE
First District, First ! tvision-P. +. Keeney,
6Carson street, Southslde. Pittsburgh, Pa.
First district, Second DiYisioD-Samuel
Hackwelder, I Walnut street, Allegheny, Pa.
Second District-C. ID. Thompson, Sl37 Jacob
street, Wheeling, Va.
Third DistrictIRees Pcosser, box 2s5, New
Albany, Ind
Fourth Ultrict-A. F. Carpenter, SIl2 Beer
street, Chicago, III.
Fifth Dis'flct-Wm. White, box S64, Belle
vile, ~. Clair county, Ill.
Sixth District-John /. Davis, Sharon. Pa.
Eighth DiStIict-Andrew Lee. "a Parsons
Place, 18th wand, Philadelphia, Pa.
TRUSTSES.
William Weihe, 10 Tenth street, Southslde,
Pittsburgh.
sam. ). wainwright, Charlotte street, Fiji
". Newton Linch, 81 Thirty-tirst street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
The general office OF the Amalgamated AS
tcistlCn is at No. l6 Smithtield street, Pitts
uIgh.
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IN A STILL HOUR
Two Learned Men Have "a TaIk and

W. "NbA
Come 10 q Common Conclusion.
"There can be no question as TO thar, said
DR.. P, who is prominently connected
Nth a certain hospital, To his friend, the
House Surgeon, as the two sat having a
,mOke and a quiet chat In the reception room
late on a recent stormy nighttime que ton Al
ALL" Ever siuce | began practice in tina
little country village you've heard me speak
Of, away up near Lake Ontario, 30 Yeas ago,
| have felt, in common with all other ply
sic%ians-the need OF a reliable plaster. There
are so many diseases-if, indeed. the majority
do not come under the rule-for VIII o. h a good
external application Is better tina remedie,
poured int a patients stomach.
THAT'S so, Ioctor, and To show you my
faith in y ,ur theory, | may say that since
have held my position here, | nave opposed
lhc idea Of dosing people. except In caSss
,l,n We were ut our wits end and II seemed
% u~rtning. Some soothi ng appii.
8. - tient needs anything, com
~ rest ana good nurslng, viii do the
save where ca es OF accidents re-
,uIv nero.c tre-tment."
II say. D cor" said the other, you can
peak Of st, or not. just as you like. but IN
my private practice, when ! want anything
Il the sort, I use bENSON'5 CAPClNI PJ.
EOUS PLASTER. It's r. proprietary thins, Of
,ourse. but II ~ by all odds the best plaster
nave come acrosS. IL Is scientifically pre-
pared, quick IN taking held, sure TO relieve
= here relief II possible, and neat a. wax IN
handle. II Is just the perfect hover or all
hat has ever been done In that line. ] hap
pen 10 know, too, MT II ~ being rapidly In
reduced in the principal hospitals OF Lon
on, raris and other leading cities In Eu-
rCpe"
iYou needn't fret, my friend !" lSnghed the
House Surgeon, cover tn" chance OF being
,aught IN AN act OF professional h~eterodoNy.
FOR we use Bensrns here every day, nnl ~
hey do AZ the other city hospitals. We md
& 30 much better than linimcnts. lotlous.
SC, that the bottles are actually getting
ace In the house"
kBensou's plsstsrs are prepared from an m
70, ed formula by distinguished physician
md chemists to meet a want felt Tor years.
You Will not he disappointed in them. In
he rn.dd Q OF the genuine Is cut the word
'APCISE. Price Is cents. Seabury & John
,on. New YORK.
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These are solid Facts.

The best purifier and system regulator
huHianity, truly is Electric Bitters- mac
tiyiry of the liver, biiiousness, jsuudice.
constipation, weak kidneys, or any dis.
ease OF the urinary organs, or who eve re-
ouires an appetizer, tonic or mild stinu
lant. will always find Electric Bitters thu
best and only certain cure known. They
act surely and quickly, every bottle guar
sntTed 10 give entire satisfaction or money
refunded. Sold at so cents a bottle 6y
Logan & Co, druggists, Bridge Corner,
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BEFORE THE CURTAIN.

Mile. Rhea will open the new Kansas
City Opera House.
Wilde'splay, "The Duchess OF Padua,u
will follow "Vera."
DeWolf Hopper has ~reappeared and
will play Pittacus Green in "Hazel
Kirke."
John McCullough's Chicago engage
ment begins September "a and lasts
three weeks.
By the death Of the late Mrs. J. W.
Wallace, Alice Placide Man falls heir
to $1,000.
There ssome talk of a farewell season
Of Lydia Thompson in this country in
burlesque.
L. +. Goodwin, Mats brother, will
be q member of McCulIough's company
next season.
Mr.. AlonZo Schwartz, late of the
Milton Mobiles Company, will play the
Judge in "M'liss" during the coming
season.
John Sack is going to play Falstaf at
\ he Mount Morris Theatre, New York,
September 4. Annie Flrmin will act
Prince Hal.
There is a great deal of discussion as
to which manager shall possess Mrs.
Alice Dunning Lingard for leading lady
next season.
One of the features of the season at
the San Francisco Minstrels will be
the temperance of the Only Leon, in
his operate sp~ocialties.
An English paper announces that the
French dramatic authors are combining
against the American middleman, and
ale organ:z'n g 10 protect their rights and
stop the system OF general differing that
has been going on for $ many years.
A new play, written by David Belas-
co and Clay NJ. Greene, has been pur-
chased by Gusiave and Charles Froh-
man, with the intention OF bringing il
out in New York during the coming
winter. Ii is a spectacular melOdrama,
entitled THE Cruise ofthe Polar Star"
The Frank MsjiIton European
Comedy Company sailed for New York
art week, and will make a tour of the
The company includes several popular
actors and actresses and will be headed
by Mr.. Frank MajIlton, who was known
some eight years since as q member of
the MajlltOn family.
BARLEY Campbell has secured the fol-
lowing people with which 10 produce
"SlberIa:" Atkins Lawrence, NJ. &.
DAILY, Charles Abbott, Charles b. Waite,
&. b. Hawkins, Clarence Montaine,
Hardy Vernon, +. }. Mccullough, Geo.
+. Deavrs, ST., Lawrence Eidinser,
Emma Vadders, frankie McLelland,
Rebecca Alexander, Alice Coleman and
Mis-. Lawrence.
Roland Reeds "Cheek" Company
this season will include the following
people: Miss Alice Hastings, Mis-
Blanche Vaughn, Miss Annie Mortimer,
). S. Block, Ii. Rees Davis, Oliver
Jenkins, Emma b. Sack, Harry Bar
foot, Charles Patterson and William
"afin. Fustave Mortimer, manager;
T. w. Mckinney, advance agent. rhe
regular s, ason begins at the Park Thea
lei, Boston, August -.
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CANCER.
strong Testimony From n Gentleman
whose Life Has Been v BY the
Use of Swtft's Specific.


Special Correspondence atlanta, (Ga.,) Con.
S]titution, July %, 1883.
"Mr. w. r. Robson has been using
Swilt's Specific for a cancer" said an ac'
ouaintsnce TO your reporter last week al
Da,rsbOro, Ga, land thinks IL has cured
him and as lancer is generally regarded as
incurable, you had better go to see him and
let the people know of it"
Accordingly | drove six miles n found
Mr.. Robson, introduced myself, and told
him nv errsnd. Mr.. Robson replied:
You can tell the Swift Specific folks
that their S. S. S. has
NY LIFE,
and l have such faith in its eventually
curing rue, that l would not, for 5000
cash, obligate myself to quit taking it for
good. For twenty five years l have suf.
fered beyond expression from cancer and
its effects, and have exhausted the whole
catalogue of remedies. The medicines
seemed 10 feed instead of curing it, and it
grew gradually worse. The cancer was on
The left side Of my neck, just behind the
Ear, and in time spread its poison through
my entire system. My neck was stiff, the
whole of the upper part of my body was
full Of pain. and l had virtually lost the
use OF both arms. Ny general health had
given way, and the cancer was sapping my
life away, and it was only q question OF
time to myself and my friends as to when
life would yield TO its ravsges. In this
condition / began the use Of Swifts's Spe-
cifc, and the first bottle relieved the stiff.
ness Of my neck, and my general health
began 10 improve. By the time ] had 6u-
lshed the second bottle / had regsined the
use of my arms. and felt like new man.
The Specific drove the poison out through
the cane T, and relieved my system of it
in that way.
u believe that Swifts Specific is the
greatest medicine ever discovered, and that
It is the only remedy known to science that
will cure cancer, and it does this by fore
irg The poisoned blood out through the
pores of The skin. / vii, take pleasure in
giving any information in my power to
other sufferers. Ny address is W.R Robi-
son. Davisboro. GA"
This is certainly the most remarkable
case on record FULTON.
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A Run on o Drug store

Never vas such rush made for any drug
store as is now at Logan &Co.'s, Bridge
Corner, for q Trial Bottle of DR.. Kings New
discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. All persons affected With Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, or
any affection OF the Throat and Lungs, eau
ert a Trial Bottle Of this great remedy, l0c,
by calling at above Drug Store. Regular
sizs, 81.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-26

The sa%ving-bank system Of the Eng
lish postoftice continues 10 work sue
&c sstuIly. During last year 100000 ad-
ditiouai depositors opened accounts in
the bank, making the total number
yearly 3,OGO,OJO, with aggregate deposits
of G39, OUO, 900.
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NOTICES.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex.
l. isting between Vim. link and Albert
Efk, under the firm name of wm. link d
Son. IL b Isday dissoI we'd by mutual consent
Albert link retiring.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
70 the late irm are earnestly requested TO call
and make settlement with VIM. link. who
alone l. authorized TO settle the accounts Of
Am. link & Son
The business VIII be carried on ct the old
stand. as heretofore, WIN INK,
spli ALBERT link