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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-05-12

We are pleased to learn that the health
Of Miss Laura HofIord has 60 much i'm
proved. that she is able 10 cit up a portion
Of the day.
Give the school children
a full house this Saturday
evening, at their entertain
ment. The proceeds are for
the benefit Of the School Ii
brary fund. Admission %
cents, children Is cents. Go
early, get a good seat and en-
JOY yourself.
Now is a good time for taking 4 carriage
ride through our valleys and around oui
mountains. and David Ebbert's is the plac'
10 hire teams at low rates.
We are sorry TO learn Of the serious i'll
,nssl Of District Attorney Mulhearn.
Lager, Of Lanslord was arrest
cd Monday charged with illicit distillery
and taken before Commissioner KirkPat
rick, at Esston, and held in $4,000 I" appeal
at the U. 8. Court, Philadelphia, for trial
Geurge II. Holvey is his bondsman.
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Big Creek Items.

Big Creek Items.
Several si ,.ur young ladies' were ou
fishing on Thursday last, but caught moth
ing. They will go again before long, bu
will try another kind VI bait. hope the,
will catch some.
S. L. Snyder, OF this place, and N. s
Rooms, Of WeissPort. were out 10 VII,
Creek fshlng last week. They caught 1
good many.
james Arner and wife, OF weissport
were visiting friends last week.
The farmers are about finished SOW in
oats and planting potatoes the next IL
der will be planting corn.
Our Supervisors are busy repairing tn
rosds. Thanks for the good work they ,T
doing.
The Centennial Slate Quarry opened Of
Monday last. This will, no doubt, max,
stme business and bring money into III:
locality, which has been much needed for
ling time, JOsErHus.
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Election Contest Settled.

The court Monday decided the contest i"'
G ,unciiman in the Third Ward. Easton, III
,avor. uf Willian,-K. Wolvsri"n. the Demo.
cratic candidate The c'mtest arose aver
III, TACT that W. X w"lverton and joseph
=. Raaenboush each received 1913 v"tes &C.
oordins To the returning ,board's report
Mr.. Rodenbough's trends began the PRO
cesdlnRs On the grounds that tw" votes cast
tor - Roienbnugh" aud not counted
should have been returned tar Jdserh )
Rrd.,nbough. thus giving him l25 V"'es.
Judge Myers, sfier hearing arguments II
the premises, decided that the two votes !"
"R .ienbough" should be e"unted fur JOSEPH
5. Rodsnbough, giving him l25 votes 6u
that there should be deiurtrd the vote o
the three men who had lived in the bor
ough less than one year, making his v"t'
1872. A double vot- tor W"lvert"n was mo-
admi trd an,i he had therefore 1913 v"tes, 4
majority nf One.
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Two Mine Accidents.

=
. A terrible explosion occurred al the Dor-
rance Shalt of the LrhiRh Valley Coal Com
pany. situated in the northern part OF
Wilkesbsrr", lost Friday Afternoon. For
the past month work has baen suspended
Ior the purpnse If timbering aud gas had
accumulated in large quantities. The shsft
q about 6OO ieei deep. aud ut the time at
the explosion Edward Rinker and Henry
BrcEer, carpenters, were working in the
shaft, the inrin-r on u platform sixty feet
below the surface and the latter OR the fret
girt OF the tower OF the hoisting shaft
The expulsion was beard for some distance
and crowds hastened u the SCENE Of the die.
usier.
Two men decended at once with blankeu
10 the platform, where Rinker was iuund
So badly burned that the flesh dropped frnr
the bones lie was at "nee taken to thu
hospital, but died shortly sner his Hrrvs
tmre. Becker, who was slsO badly burned
was taken to the hospital and his Irjurie
attended To. The cause of the explosion d
wrapped in mYstery,as Rinker had no lamI
with him, ami the only theory advanced !
taat q ark lr'm pip, which one Of th
men is suspected Of smoking at the tim
fred the gas Rinker WAS married maj
aud hved at Forty Fort. Becker is sls
I. married, living in this city. The dem~g
10 the mine cannot he estimated, as the
1 |. inside aud cannot Le extiuguish~
/ from the top.
, Just MS the people were returning fror
i tie scene at the disaster at the DarranC
|, s,alI FRIDAY evening fearful rxplns'o
(. orurrsd at the Stanton arr shaft, by whie
the head house was entirely destroyed IN
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Prize r,Eht petween rwo Miners.

since Sullivan, Mace, aud Slade visited
Pdtsville, the miners al the anthracite coal
regions have taken quite fancy for prize
ring cnntests, and frequent encoun' ers, nc
enrding TO Marquis oi Qneensberry's and
London rules. have occurred. Sunday night
at about midnight prize fight was arrang
I'd between Michael Casey, aged 20 years
and V'nt Harkins, aged "a. at Ashland
Tn" men had recent grudee, and agreed
% fight il cut for money consideration
The stakes were posted and sixteen nuLd'
fought IN twenty five minutes. bv which
tim- CasSy was knocked out. -Abont 100
Iersons, many with knives and revolv-rs II
hand, saw the fight, which occurred IN n
lovely sp"t IN the wo'ds near town. vii
liam Marx acted Ms second for Casey aud
Patsey Clewn filled a simila= position fol
iIsrkin's. All tour are miners. Casey
weighed 1877 pounds and ITsrkins l49. The
latter drew fret blood, but was first knocked
down. The officials Monday were searching
IN vein ior the principals IN the fight iuI
the PurpOse OF arrestng them.
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The Coal Trade.

Tue tradluess in the opening II the csna's
and the consequent delay in the opening of
,ka lake navigation has made the anthracite
trade unusually dull fur this season Vi the
year. There is no accumulation of enal a,
shipping pnints and there is even less on
hand than at this time last year, but the
movement 10 81 slow that many are urging
. longer suspension than k'r the last hall
next week. The line and city trade is dull
and quiet, and though prices in Boston arr
a ,wn to the bare c'sI and in s0ms instances
wen less than cost, buyers do not seem TO
b. stimulated, and still hold IN the delusion
I rat coal will be cheaper next month. They
are encouraged IN this idea by sharp cutting
Of the circulars by sOHe OF the New Yorh
agents, aud many indiVid operators
who have not the fAcilities for stocking
th -ir eoal, want to get rid al IL as ss'on n
they can. There has been only a sligh
addition la the stock on hand al Phrt Rich
mund, which is new i29 O62 U,ns, sgains
l2S,s75 Tor the previous week. aud ia
Q Iahc. are that this smuunt will be mat
srlally reduced during the cDming week
T"s dealers are almost rs hoIeiul NJ IN
sper4tars, but all complain, With more Q
less bitterness, of the apathy Of dealer
i he nI-ning oi the canal Is lH'ked orwur
;. tu win sinir suXl-lv, ~ u 10 exls'eIed theT
/, will be a heavy II 81 na'iy to m"Ve Eli
a ir,'m Chragp AS s's'n MS nhvigaIi"n "IHn
;. M-auwhIle the k-ahIng derlInrs lu lara
' Losls ihr the cansl lest they b->'mu bloes
ndsd there PAiidelpAia Press, Th
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Mahoning Tvinklings
The Evangelical church, Of this piece,
celebrated the Lords Supper last Saturday
evening. Owing to the unpleasant weather
the sttenesnce was not very large.
The New Mahoning Sunday School
contemplates buying a new library. This
is move in the right direction.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Hoppes were at
Philadelphia last week.
-0u Wednesday, the 25th ult., Mr.
Washington Hopes killed three black
snakes, each Of them feet in length Al
all will remember, the weather was very
cDld on that day. And, as snakes seldom
show themselves on such days, and 50 early
in the year, the killing oi 80 many 10 rsthei
a remarkable feat. II any one can bea
Mr.. Hopes, we would like 10 hear from
him through the columns Of the Cannon
ADVOCATE.
Very extensive wood fires were raginj
on the Mauch Chunk mountains, durinl
last week, but the rain on Saturday ex
tinguished the ERE.
Willie. only child Of Moses Snyder wa
buried on Monday siternoon, at St. JOhfr
church. Rev. W II. Strauss fficiating.
To orrow Sunday inurpiag, Rev. a
Bartholomew will preach in the St. John
church in the English language.
MIR. +. d. Klingaman was visitinl
friends at Steinsvillr. Lehigh county, las
week. or iste Frank seems to he on yerl
friendly terms with his "relativss" owe
there, as is proven by his visiting them 4,
oiten. Over sci is all rrcht, Frank. 81.
Last Sunday a vote was taken in 81
Johns church Ms to whether the churci
should BE- repaired or not. II was decided
u have tower and bell put ON aud I,
paint it,wth other necessary improvements
Work will be begun as soon NJ practicable
This is another forward move in the righ
directi TN.
MIR and Mrs Edward Schnffer, o
White Haven, were visiting relatives il
the Valley On sunday
-Mah"ning is advancing. Now, Jake
in addition I" writing his almanac tor which
he is ST. justly celebrated, is selling watches
There is no telling what Jake may yet be
cnne.
The Supervisor, r. Reinsmith is al
pr, sent repairing the rna'is.
There was no meeting Of the Society
last Saturday out of Difference 10 the Lordi
Supper, celebrated in the Evangelical
church. This Saturday evening, tbs'so
ciety will agaia meet at Centre Square The
question fnr discussion Is, Has sthe inven.
ti"n o gunrw'ler been beneficial TO man.
kind" The debators on the affirmative,
are, A. J. Ballet and F. D. KlineaH,an; oi
the negative, d. W. Sitter amt David M
Ballet. An election will be held at thiI
meeting and a iull attendance is expected
David and Jake are already looking NJ
their chances for re election as ushers, .,
they have considerable opposition. w,
are, however, willing to bet quarter with
n bole in it, that they will be re elected :. >.
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AueAohy bAtVhms
DRlproN, Msy q. The new breaker
which is being built by Coke Brothers 4
Co., sdioibing No. l, was blown down and
two men, carpenter named Dunn and a
Hungarian lsborsr, were instantly killed.
and about fifteen men and boys more or less
injured by the falling timben and
machinery. The full force Of the tornado
struck the long covered planes on both the
old and new breakers, and before the terri.
fed employees had time to realize their
danger the heavy timbers we're sent crash
ing to the ground with the noise similar 10
the booming Of q cannon. The alarm was
quickly given by blowing the whistles. As
eoon as p0esible hundreds of men were on
the ground ready 10 render assistance. At
| FIRST it was supposed that n greater number
OF the employees bad b,en kill and
wounded, but as the portion Of the breaker
known as the sTeen house was AoL serious
ly dAmsged, the large number of men and
boys employed therein escaped, with but
| few exceptions, unharmed. An obi man
named Coyle had his 1eg btokem skd aus
tsinel othef iniu RVS That I4ak fts.itt'in his
dealh, tQt,tlaej j6tlitrt will aRrecovfr.
4--AI5esiaoa driytr boy employed on the
eulm baRk had al narrIw escsp~l He wac
hauling out lqfded truck fonm tndrr the
breaker when aAree fell on the mule killing
it instantly. Al Frcela d a large plate
glass window IN the store Of Werner Broth
ers, valued ut seventy Ave dollars was bro
ken by the slate flying from the roof Of the
building oPpnste and all the windows in
. the Donos MA nsiOn and a number of those
in the College Hotel Of Fred Haas were n ls"
broken. The stnre Of William 4 Loerner
was damaged considerably, and several new
4 buildings, which were standing on bl,rks.
were overturned, aud a number of wagons
and carriages left stan, ing in the strp' /
were NJ set.
At St,cktnn breaker owned by Lindei-
man, Skper 4 ca. was Iartially destroyed
and several persons wounded.
HAzLETnS, Pa, Nav S.-This afternoon
this section was visited by destructive
were blown along through the streets pro-
miscuously, greatly endSngering person,
who ehsnced To be seeking shelter. Al
West Bazleton the new unoccupiei house.
owned by George Kern. was blown down
with two other building II ocrupi,d d The
Park Hotel aud the irnce surrounding Il
were completely wrecked. The hotel W. Q
uniens nted. The judges stand, near ih'
centre Of the Park. was blown almost r
hundred feet distant.
Several dwellings were slightly damaged
by hlling chimEeys, etc., but M person
was injured. Allison. John 4 Co.'S new
boiler shops wero damaged, aud q portion
Of the roof blown off. A dwelling house,
owned BY John Breslin, on South Pine
Street, was unroofed. and a harm owned by
Martin Sollidsy, Of Green Street, was des
troyed. The principal sufferers among III.
merchants and business man as A. J.
swain, q. d. German, Harry Meyers,
SIside Brothers and William Laudsrbacb.
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Lower Tovameusine Dots.

Owing D over burndened work your
reporter has not communicated for a lew
weeks.
Mrs. D o Blose is down with malaria;
Mrs He,tr Peter is recovering from the
same malady.
Appeals Of the different townships are
over, and the assessments were inadequate,
some being too high az compared with 9TH
ers, but the Commissioners to render salts
faction aud justic~, have squsli1ed it. Per-
rons calling ut the Com misslouers Office can
ascertain their true valuation.
As we have not reported for some tim, :
we did not snnousce the death Of Daisy
Lichtenwalter, who died at Lebigh Gap, on
the 18th ult., of dr"psy Of the heart She
was the only child Of Edwin and Ansndn
Liehtenwalter. Her death has ca shadow
OF gloom over the infant class in the Lehigh
Gap Sunday School, OF which she was u
member. As a tribute of respect, said in
liant class followed she deceased to her last
resting p!ase.tsnd while She was being low
cred ~ the grave sang "Good Night" To
the mother il was almost heart rending Ia
see her child embraced in deaths cold ic,
hand, she almost tainted when she tsok a
view oi her child as it lay in the coffin. She
was comforted by Rev. Freeinsn's wuIds
Weep Not" on which he based his dis.
eourse from the pulpit. She was a little
over years oil Sge. Good night, sw, et
Daisy.
The letter Of VIM. Craigs was read
with interest as published last week in tn,
ADVOCATE. He receives the ADVOCATE
regularly and is pleased To hear from non. e
viz: "Lshigh Gap Gossip" and "Lowel
TowameDsing Chirpings."
-Rey. Brrugel preached en- interesting
sermon last Sunday. lie exhorted his aH
dience to contribute literally To Gods eaLs,
I1r that would be we'll pleasing in the sis h
oi the Lord. He also read some churcI
statistics OF what had been distributed FOL
varI"us causes, and that people need no
doubt whether their offerings would b,
forwarded N the treAsury-they shall RS
assured they would reacn their destination
Muses. Ramaly is the hsppiest man in
the place, because his better nsli present. q
INN with little baby buy.
| Josiah Buwmsn was unlucky one da ,
| last week Oy rask Ui msIslIc pant ruliInl
over the platform ut LowInbn's while b
Was engag Il Iu luading II car, MASKING II 4
| nasal hama. Ha IA d,dnu tnVnr,.hlv uall
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Death Of General Daniel Harer.

General Daniel Harrr, n pioneer oi
schuylkill county, died at P"ttsville. Tues
day. after brief illness. He was born in
Philadelphia February 4. 1906. and in ls42
took possession Of Orchard four mill, the
oldest business place in P"ttsville. Subse
qusntly he was engaged in the lumber busi'
ness, with F. W. Hughes as his partner, al
Pottsville and Mauch Chunk. Many years
90 he was elected lieutenant cnlonel of the
Pnttsyllle militia and WAS afterwards made
brigadier general Of the schnvlkill county
troops. He was prominent citizen and al
ways took great interest in educational
matters.
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He Kills. his Horse.


The other day D'ctor J. A. Koch
of Egypt. stated away from his
home to make visit to his patients in th'
surrounding country. On his return, when
near home his horse took fright at soine oh
est on the roadside, and as corrective his
master than applied the whip somewhat
severely. This caused the h"rse to stop
short and go into 6t Of baulkipess. The
doctor tried his best I" nave him on his way
but he stubbornly refused L" budge. and
this vt last had 81 sggravating an effect mp
on the owner that he seized hold of billet
Of w"~d and commenced to dress him oil
with that. - Unfortunately however one o'
the blows struck On a vital part, and this
caused the horse to tumble over dead
Allentown Dem crdt.
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Teachers, pie-Nie At Glenn onoto, July Is

IehCneIb Ilc-Nlc ~ Viehh OAOASieNAy AS
Efforts are being made by The leading
teachers Of the county, and the county
superintendent To get up a grand social
gathering Of the teachers ot the State IN
July 18th. at Glenn onoko and Mauch
Chunk. The State Superintendent and
either prominent educstnrs have promised u
lie present. The wide reputation Of our
scenery for its rituresqueness and beauty
will no doubt bring together large assemb
lage of teachers It is tn be hoped that the
teachers Of the county will all take deer
interest in Il.
The State Teachers Association will he
held at Willismspor', July 10th, llth and
18th. Members "f the Association can cont q
directly from Willismsp"rt TO Mauch
Chunk. -..
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ten men severely injured by flying timLers.
The night shit were about TO step into the
bucket when the explosion occurred. Great
excitement prevailed in the neighbOrhood
until II was learned that the men were safe.
Had the disaster occurred few minutes later
The loss Of lille would have been terrible.
The cause Of the explosion is a mystery.
just year ago n number Of explosions oc-
Cured. which resulted in loss Of life. The
shaft is owned by the Lehigh and Wilkes
barre Coal Company.
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BRowN's IRON BIrrERs is
composed ofIron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases
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h@O week male at home by the in.
4" dnstrious. Best business now be-
NDG = fire the public. Capital nos
needed. 9 will start you. Men,
women. boys and girls wanted everywhere TO
work for us. Now is the time. You can work
in spare time, or give your whole lime to the
business. No other business will pay you
nearly so we'll. No one can fail tU make enOr-
nous pay. by engaging at once Costly out
nj aAd terms free. Money made fast. eAfily
gusIA. Maine. dee7yls
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MARRIED.

SPAID-HABEL.-May 5th, by Rev. T.
A. Bauer, Mr.. Jsoob Spa'd. Of Hazletoi
and Hiss Mary Habel, at Audenried.
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SEEK

health and avoid sickness.
Instead of feeling tired and
worn out, instead Of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strongf
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for mo-
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but If You
are tired of that kind oflife,
you can change it if you
choose.
Howf BY getting one
bottle Of Brown IRON BIr-
TIERS, and taking it regularlp
according to directions.
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Mansfield. Ohio. Nov. 6. ,ss,.

Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. s6. 1885,.
Gentlemen .-1havc suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
Ing pains all through my body, At
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion Of spirits, and loss Of sppe-
tite. have taken several different
medicines, and was treated BY prom
tnent physicians for my liver, hid.
neys, and spleen. but got no relief.
I thought | would try Browns Iron
Bit.ers have now taken one bottle
and a half and am about weil--pain
in side and back all goue-soreness
all out Of my breast, and 1 have .
good appetite, and am gaining IN
strength and hesh. Itcan justly be
called the kiHg Of HfedIeiaSs.
JoHN X. ALLErnxR.
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Annual Statement
OF THE
LEHIGHTON POOR DISTRICT
OF THE

PETER HEM, Treasurer. in account with
Lehighton Poor District, for the Year end.
ing May let, 1885,
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To Amount OF duplicate for 1852 go. Ge7S es
Amount Uf Supplement for s2... ~ o.
SdJV 81
BY Exonerations .......... ell 61
BY Comm Tor Collecting 80 81
Ab A
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Net amount OF Duplicate, 1851. : ~ o.
% i'o% iiuplicats 1851. ............. " @ az 8
To amount reed fiUm ". schwartz,
former I reaeurer ................. ~ O
To amount received t,Um N MOsser.
OveIseer o. Poor OF Mahoning
twp. IN Mrs. Burns expenses. 20 o.
To amount received IRON Sale Of NJ.
Anlhony's Goods ......... ....... 10
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The Eureka Sentinel says: "The last
batch of Eureka Tunnel ore went $3.50.
The hosting engine will be at work
about the Goth, when shipments will be
doubled. The mine looks continuously
better. Ore Of higher grade and more
abundant is uncovered the deeper the
developments are carried. 1t is the
higgest small uiue On the ocaAt."
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The Washington Star makes mention
of one ]. Parkinson, of Ohio, who was
admitted to practice before the Supreme
Court of the United States. The singu.
lar part of this affair is that he is deaf
and dumb. He is said to be an able law.
yer, and has an excellent practice in the
patient business before those depart.
ments.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-12

When a Milwaukee girl who makes
gentlemen's hats wants husband she
just writes her name and address in the
hat she is making, and she catches some
one Of the buyers. ,nt.f"
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An old lady was asked her opinion
about Mrs. Smith, her next door neighbor.
"Well," she said, II am not the one to
speak i'll Of anybody, but ! feel sorry for
Mr.. Smith,"
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A Lewistown fox hunter jumped an old
red the other day and gave the hounds a
fine chase around circuit Of three miles.
When he returned he lodged into hol-
low log. Before the dogs came another
fox darted out of the other end Of the
log and made a somewhat longer circuit.
The hunter stopped up the further end
Of the log and waited until the fox re.
turned and entered the hole. After
plugging it up the log was split open and
four foxes caught. They had been play
ing the dogs by turns and could have
easily run them off their legs.
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An Alabama child has five grand.
mothers. Its pathway must be fairly
strewn with cookies, gingerbread and
jam. ..usl#. w. a...r
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The Oil City Derrick dislikes the new
word dude" and thinks the older form,
squirt" more appropriate. Another
paper thinks t'fool" about covers the case,
while third thinks the good old biblical
term, lass" ia better.
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There are 1000 Indians in Dakota
that bslonG 20 the Catholic Church.
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In WINES & LIQUORS D,

will not be excelled for Quality and in General Groceries
shall continue to keep Frst-Class Fresh Stock You
may say that ak Cheap but the thousands of people
who have bought more or less from will verify my
words sl5NIa1 ~ taitH assa