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GEN. PRYOR
fniiOn of q, EnnI. eIl,s ..er,icnne

fniiOn OF 6'DonEell's Sentence.
LONDON Decerhbet 4.-Ge,i. Tryor to-
day requested tinted States Minister
Lowell to apply for a respite for O'Don-
nell, with vIIestr u1 obtaining time to set
on foot proceeding for commutation of
the death sentence. Lowell will apply to
the American authorities at Washington
for instructions in the matter.
Russell, O'Donpell,s counsel, will wait
upon lowell tomorrow TO submit TO him
the legal grounds upon which will be
based an application for commutation OF
O'Donnells sentence.
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SERIOUS CHARGES
Preferred Against United States Judges
in Texas.

WASHINGTON, December 4.-The memo
rial presented in the Senate by Senator
Coke, relating to the alleged abuses in the
United States District Courts of Texas,
sets forth that United States District
judges of Texas are failing to hold the
terms of the coGrts fixed by law. They
are appointing their sons, sons-in-law and
brothers-in-law TO places as the district
and deputy-district clerks of their courts,
and keeping them in office, to the great
wrong of the public. Among other Illus
trations of the charges, the memorialist
mentions the fact that the United States
District judge of the Western district OF
the State has in the last five years held
only two terms of the court, when he
should have held six, and for this negli-
gence there is no good cause.
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ion Of Tia ,looo offered for the search for samue

ton Of tia 1000 offered for the search for Samuel
r. McCalloek, the missing clerk of the Circuit
Court, upon intimation that news had been re-
eeived that Mecaileck went away of his own
accord.
Fittsturg, December The Chronicles
Greensburs. special says there was big explosion
of gas in tas mines of the youngstown Coke Com
burg, this morning. man named Thomas was
burned todeath, and about six seven others.
iniurah
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INDIAN BAY. ARK,
Four Warehouses and a General HI

FOur Warehouses and n General Hcr-
~haodise Store Burned.
Special to the Appeal.
HELENA, ARK December A fire at
Indian Bay, Ark, to-day destroyed large
part of the town. 1t originated in Silver
mans warehouse and was rapidly COM
municated to three adjoining warehouses,
all df which were DESTROYED. The general
merchandise stor6 Of Martin 4 Black was
also burned. The total loss is about S25,-
OO0
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RIOTS AT WEXFORD.
Disturbances Rem wed and the Houses
Of Protestants Attacked-Police
Pa,rolling the Streets.
0'DOnneirs Counsel Working for Com.
mutation of His Senten e-The
Doomed Man
Informed by The Sheriff Of His Fate
Nationalist Plans for Carrying on
the Agitation.
O'DONNELL'S FRENZY
Explained as Resulting Erac, What He
ReIiexf.l axs.s siH..al NErnn

Believed SsS Great WrGng.
DtBLiN, December A correspondent
of the FreemaH's Journal says O'Donnell's
frenzy at the conclusion of the trial Satur-
day evening, was due to the fact that he
was not allowed to speak as promised. He
failed to hear the Court ask him before
the sentence whether he had anything TO
say, and therefore made no answer. When
Judge Denman later on forbade his speak
ing O'Donnell thought he WITS wronged.
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ST. LOUIS, December Am a quarrel
Saturday night, at a church near Cass-
vile, Mo-, between William c. Black and
William Brown, son of the clergyman,
Black was stabbed by the latter four tunes,
killing him. Brown fed.
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hI-I Z btIENAN SLNAtWHS
In Caneus Arpojni Il Committee 10 Re-
-rraifTc the COnsmittees

WhshiNGToN, November 4.-The Repub-
lican Senators met in caucus this morning,
Senator Sherman presiding, who appoint
ed the following committee to rearranse
the membership OF the coDihittees Cam
eron Wis.b Hoar 1hga',a, Miller Cal. !,
Harrison, Hali and Miller n. Y A res
olutirr Tor an immediate election OF otfi-
GERS was debated, but was withdrawn.
The caucus then adjourned. Malone and
Riddleberger did not attend.
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The Republican enrolment in New
York city is regarded as 4 splendid sue
cess, aggregating, as it does, total
23,64l voters, being about five times as
many as took an active part in the old
.asaOciatinrS
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ARKADELPHIA, ARK.

One OF the Howard County RiOters Ar
rested for Murder.
Special to the Appeal
AREApEIPHiA, AHk., December A.
Robert Sanders, Golored, charged with
murder, was arrested at Lewisburg, La.
fayette county, last Saturday, and brought
here for commitment late last afternoon
He is one of the famous Howard county
rioters, thirty of whom were recently con
victed 9, mtrti,.r IN the first degree, and
sentenced to hang on the 25tii OF Januar.
t,ayt
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
Trouble Apprehended-TheJ Jail Guard
nt by Military.

Special to the Appeal.l
BIRMINGHAM, December AT this
hour (l1 o'clock PM all is quiet, and the
four companies of State troops are guard
ing the Jail. Two more companies-the
Warrior Guards, OF Tuscaloosa, and the
Greenviile Light fnfantry-are expected
to reach the city before morning. The
mob is collected on the south side, across
the Georgia Pacific railroad. All are said
to be well armed. Even the oldest, cool
est citizens apprehend trouble tomorrow
morning, when the negro will be brought
from the secret hiding-place, some miles
out of town, to Jail. The authorities are
determined to see that the prisoner has
a trial. The mob say there shall be no
delay, and declare that they will have the
prisoner if they have to fight for him.
Col. J. G. Jones, commanding, is aveteran
Confederate soldier of nerve and GOODNESS,
and implicit confidence is rested on him.
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Toak 10 CcoiIv.

LoNDoN, December i.-O'Donneil was
informed yesterday by the sheriff that he
would be hanged the 18th instant. He re-
ceived the announcement with composure,
and replied that he was prepared for the
worst.
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s..nr fnr r,rra.irr = rrnn = nrink.

J fNcISNAri, December AT 1880
1 clock this morning. Henry I-ammerding,
a bartender in Jake Aug's saloon, on Vine
street, was shot by Charley Beck. Beck
entered the SALOON and asked the bar
keeper for a drink The latter refused
him for the reason that Inc had enough.
Beck immediately drew pistol aud shot
lan1hier}ing t,Tice. f.anrlerling Is still
aiiva and ansy reeoSe<. Beck ms 1r-
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Heaxxnamage suit.

NEW YORK, December 4.-Charles d.
Gilmour recently brought suit for 100000
damages against Carl Schurz, in the Su-
preme Court of this city. Gilmour, for
merly prachcing lawyer in Washington,
alleges when Schurz was Secretary of the
Interior in 1880, he maliciously, and by
the exercise of arbitrary authority, had
plaintiff disbarred and prohibited from
practicing in any of the bureaus of the In
terror Department, where Gilmour alleges
he had practice of Sl50,000 year. The
suit was removed to-day to the United
States Court.
PHYSICIANS prescribe Bethesda water
and Gov. ]. NJ. Rusk, of Wisconsin, in
dorses it as ''the best water in the world.
Sold by Robinson, apothecary.
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TIE interests of humanity seem to de-
mand the publication of the following
facts: Two months ago my attention was
called TO the case of poor woman who
was said to be afflicted with a cancer. j
found her with an ulcer on her shonlder
at least five inches in circumference, angry,
rainful, and giving the patient no rest day
or night for six months. / obtained a
supply of Swift's Specific, which l per-
suaded her to try. She has taken five
bottles, the result of which is that the
ulcer is entirely healed up, nothing re-
naming but a small scab, not larger than
ones finger nail, and her general health is
better than for five wears past. She seems
perfectly cured. An old man of sixty
seven years had been subject TO scrofu-
lous sores five years. He had one on his
check as large as a silver dollar, swollen,
raw and constantly exuding very offensive
matter. Another on his foot of the some
character, and several on his hands, all of
about two and half years standing. His
general health was poor, and he could
scarcely get about at all. He has taken
two bottles OF Swift's Specific. The sores
are all well, leaving scarcely vestige of
their former existence, and his general
health better than it has been in ten years.
/ consider its effects wonderful-almost
miraculous.
REV, JESSE II. CAMPBELL.
nnr tnka
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APPEAL SPECIALS.
A Mob Formed at Birmingham, Ala, TO
Lynch the Negro Who Attempted
70 Outrage
A Little Girl Few Days Ago-Great
Excitement Prevailing, and Trou-
bic Apprehended.
Murderer Arrested at Arkadelphia, Ark.
Destructive Fires at Milan. Tenn.,
and indian Hat, Ark.
MILAN. TENN,

Ten thousand Dollars Worth of Prop
crty Burned.
Special to the Appeal.l
MILAN, TENN, December A fire at
this point to-day destroyed property to
the extent of some $4,000, on which there
was an insurance of probably one-half. A
serious and perhaps fatal accident oc-
CURED, Mr.. G. f. Mitchell falling from a
house aid badly iuiuriur himself.
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The James Trial.

KANSAS Cry, December Prank
James w4 shsoGGht from Independence
this morning, and appeared in the Crimi-
nal Court, accompanied by his counsel.
The day for the trial of the Blue Cut train
robbery will be fixed this afternoon, and
will probably be early in January. James
says he is enjoying his usual health.
LdtT-The james trial has been set for
January 18th, and bail fixed at $1,000. 1t
is stated that James will offer bond and
be released from custody. The old in
dictment OF the Blue Cut robbery was
quashed and new one returned of like
tenor, setting forth an additional descrip-
ton Of certain jewelry stolen. The trial Of
Charles Ford, charged with completely in
the same robbery, is also set for January
18th.
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POSTAL rRLEeRapmY.
Provisions Of ssses:s . !. Eamana-'s niii-

WASHINGTON, December a.--The postal
telegraph bin introduced by Senator Ed
munds providesS ht a board, consisting
OF the SecretaryN state, Secretary Of War
and Postmaster-Gene shall cause 70 be
located and arranged foar trunk lines OF
postal telegraph connecting the NORTH
western. n orthern. ~ eztsrn. <oulhv<stefn
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The London Truth fears that over
dressing is 4 constitutional defect in
America. This may be so, but there is
one thing England can not help acknowl-
edging-that we have the greatest remedy
for asthma ever known-Dr. Bulls
COuph Svrun
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Mrs. b. Hoalihan, Of Lexington, Ky, had
cancer on her nos for over two years. DR.. Will
bur drsu \ q tirsjy out, Nth four roots all at
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Associated Press Dispatch.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, December There
is much excitement in the city tonight on
account of the thrsats to lynch Wesly
Posey, (colored), who outraged a nine-year-
old whie girl one week ago last night. A
mob battered down the doors OF the jail,
but the prisoner had been removed. To-
day he was brought back, and four mill
tary companies were summoned to protect
the Jail This evening a mob assembled
and threatened to lynch the man at all
hazards
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The election OF Mr.. Carlisle to the
Speakcrship OF the House has called out
as many varieties of opinion as there are
views on the tariff question. The mos
silly and absurd of all these is that it vii
affect the business interests of the country
detumentally, and will pave the way for
the defeat OF the Democratic party in
1884, Mr.. Carlisle is conservative
statesman who, in all that he has
ever effected of legislation, has given
proof of his determination for
the greatest good of the greatest number,
and he is wise and prudent enough TO
seek these results not by ultra or radical
measures, but by steady approaches on
abuses OF power, so that the economies OF
the country shall not be disturbed. Just
now he is, rs all true Democrats are, for
tariff reform. That does not mean the
instantaneous adjustment of the tariff
law, but only its readjustment so rs to
tighten the burdens of the people. The
payment of the interest on the national
debt, the maintenance of the government,
=.
and the gradual liquidation of the public
debt call for large sums of money, larger
sums than can be raised even by the ex-
listing tariff so that continuance,of the
greatly reduced internal revenue is a
necessity. The most therefore that the
most rampant free-trader can expect from
Mr.. Carlisle and the present House, is q
revision of the tariff that shall, as we
have said, give some little relief to the
people and ut the same time distribute
the tariff burden in a more sensible and
fairer way than is the case under the exist
ing law. That is all that can be done just
now, but in doing that the Democratic
party can recover much OF lost ground
and regain much Of its historic prestige as
the party OF the people and for the peo-
pie. under the direction of which the
United States achieved its greatest glories
and expanded and grew and thrived com
mercially as it never has since upon the
high seas and in its trade with foreign ma
tives. The Democratic party must be,
come aggressive to live. 1t has too long
and too tamely submitted in supinenes'
to Republican dictation and initia
tive. Another four years Of such |
cowardly policy and It's race would en-,
in ignominious disaster and death. Th,
election of Mr.. Carlisle means new lif,
and the revival of the latent energies o
the party; it means vigorous foreign n
wen as liberal domestic policy, and tina
this government Of the people and for th
people shall be administered not for fh
: favored and panperod few, but lQ< IA
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A Relic of the Past.

PHILADELPHIA, December 4.-The semi
centenary organization OF the American
Anti-Slavery Society was held to-day.
John Purvis, one of the three survivors
OF the original society (the others are
John n. Whittier and Elieser Wright),
announced the object of the meeting, and
the Rev. DR.. Furns made brief speech
A letter was read from Whittier; also 8
letter from George William Curtis, Grace
Anna Lewis, Wendell Phillips, Garrison
Parker Pillsbury, Samuel May, Samuel
Longfellow, Francis J. Garrison and
Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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BosroS, December 4.-Municipal cleo
tions were held in most of the cities of
this State to-day. Maiden, Chelses,
Gloucester, Brockton, Newton and Somer-
vile voted against license. Fall River,
Haverhill, New Bedford, Lawrence and
North Hampton voted for license Cam
bridge doubtful.
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A SPECIFIC, and the enly one too, Tor al
.forms and types of skin disease, is known
the world over as DIR. Benscn's skin Cure.
II is not a patent medicine, but reliable,
certain remedy. Druggists
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Mr. Frank WAGNER. of Padusah, KY, had ca
tarrh, which got into his throat and prevented
years. Dr. Wiioux cufed MIN in n few weeks, 30
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Decline of Man.
mu.icipar EIcrtions I'm na.-achusess.

Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impotence,
sexual debility, cured by Wells's Health
Renewer" 81.
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Mr. C. L. Benson. Of Lexington. KY, was deaf
for fourteen ycnrs. His father was physician.
but did him no good. DR.. Wilbur made him ali
right in a short time
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Fatal ARRAY,

CALL and see the revolving music rack,
also bookcases, at Ames, Beattie * Co. s,
No. 1863 Main street.
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The nanYiIIe Riaf.

DANvILLE, VA, December 4.-The grand
jury of the Hastings Court, charged by
Judge Blackwell with investigating the
circumstances of the recent riot, after a
session OF nearly two days, report that
they have no presentment to make.
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4 snin for Tie ssnmh,ers.

New York, December Am the Supe-
rior Court to-day decision was rezdered
that the section OF the criminal code
which provides that money lost at gaming
may be recovered in action for debt is un-
constitutional, because civil proceeding
stitution provides that no act shall en-
brace more than one subject, and that
subject shall be the one expressed in the
title. This law has heretofore acted as
decided check on proprietors of gambling
houses in this city, as business men had
recourse against them for the losses OF
peculating employees.
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Consultation g. Examination Free.
The Doctor can be consulted from
10 a-m. TO Pm.

Mrs. G. N. 0chlschiaersr. of Paducah, Ky,
has been sick for ten years and unable to work.
Her husband spent great many hundred dollars
on her, al % no avail. She has taken DIR. Wiz
bur's treatment but short time, and feels like q
new woman and can work.
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. AumlhlStrdlOiS,
Il DowSEY, huCt
III. q. BOOK. Clerk. -ll.t-dSw
NALuanLE MI, rRorEErY At A.


SIGSEE'S ~ALE-Dn TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER ~. lSSi.-Thc undersigned viii
sell at public IC, on the premises, situate in
Para iSe township, about emile northwest
from Paradise and One-nRlt mile south from
GOrdOnville station. on the L. K. H., all that
valuable mill and wutoT-pOwer with Il tract
ot land, CONTAINING ABOUT ~ ACRES
more or less The mill l. a thrcC-stOrv frame,
necessary machinery ana fixtures tor "A first
| best water powers on PcQuCa Creek. and in a
| lhrgo two-stOry STONE MANSION HOUS II,
| with stone Kitchen attached. Frame stable
| and other out buildings, ncyrT.itiling
| spring OF water with pump in the Kitchen, a
| variety OF fruit trees ana other improvements.
| No :. Also, AZ the same time, a lot OF ground
| adjoining the above, CONTAINING THREE.
| QU AkIER> OF AN ACRE. whereOn IL erect
/ ed double wO.stoTy STONE HOUSE, with
| slate root, On this lot there l. an cNCullCnt
Lines one nag quarry.
| No >, tract Otland adjoining Nos and >
| CONTAINING ACRES AND gj PERCHEs OF
| nrst-rate Limestone land, with "A small stream
OF water passing through the same, and f. "A
very desirable tract tor building or farming
amt truck purposes.
Amy person wishing to view the pTOpurtiC.
| be'oTe the day OF sale can call on the under.
signed, OF ON David Brua. residing on No. =.
| eaIC To CuntuCUCu at O'Clock, y. m. Terms
male known 10y
| JOEL l.. LlGllTNER Assignee
| RoH. lOWNEY, AuCtiOncCr.
aug1s srplirlIljlsSGtw
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nunL,u sALt-nN wrDnlsnNY ~

bJBLbC SALt-DN wEDNESDAG SIR
TENDER 10, lsSj. will be sold 10y the un,
dCT-igucd. at the residence Of Dr. Benz Mus.
ser. ii the borough of strtsburg, the personal
g,Ous OF said deceased, VIZ
Thee beds, co DplCte; two bureaus, ~iIr-
board, sCt'Ucs, secretary, dining, break tast
amt centre tables. two aIdrUbrs, wash stands
aud towel racks. kitchen dresser, -four chest.
dough tray, refrigerator, clothes.hOrSe, chests,
one cook stove, pipe and fixtures, one cook
StOv and pipe, with water back about three
dozen chairs, large lot Ut rag and ingram car
pet, oil cloths. bed clothing, tiyC mirrors, was h
bowls and pitchers, quCc -ware, and large
variety OF household and kitchen furniture
not here enumerated. Also about ,2OO pounds
OF lcat tobacco and a lot OtSpichlmau's Patent
Meat ChUpperinR Machines.
Sale to commence at | O'Clock r. m, " hen
terms Will be made known by
ALLAN 4. HERR.
ESOS II. WEAVER,
administrators.
Il DowSEY, huCi.
-
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We CnaII.pce III, Nor,,

when we say We believe, we have evidence
uecidedly the best Lung Medicine mpde i'm ns
nuch as IL VIII cure n common or Chronic
CouSh IN one.halt the time aud relieve Asth-
ma, bronchitis, NhoOping Cough, Group, and
SHOW more eases OF Consumption cured than
al others. IL viii cure where they tail, Al il
ppe1asaht 10 take' harmless to the youngest
Sntiu ,a anu we guarantee what we say. Price
LVc, oOc anu tl.O. II your Lungs are sore
Chest or Back lame use shilOh's Porous pIas.
ana lS9 North Qnsen street foh7.nI
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clear, bright open face somehow looks
honest horse thief or burglar seldom car-
TICS fies snch lace. BurdOck BLOOD RiHers give
the skin "A peculiarly fne texture ana clear
ness. Ihey strengthen ana enrich the Circu-
ia.ioh anu SO eradicate all eruption or bem.
lsh; for sale by II, Is. Cochran, druggist. IJ7
ana lB North Queen street ~ " "'oo'0' '''
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DnowNs IRON nirrrRs.
THE MINISTER WHO FAILS


I" 1t
10 70 u "a
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my baby, aged fifteen month was attacked
with Group but was cured with two does Of
rhOmds' EcIcciric on have used Ia mcdi.
clhe loi the Older children. Have tho greatest
ialth In IT," Mrs. Daniel Mann, 62l Seventh
ST Buffalo, n. Y. For sale by II. B. Cochran.
druggist, l37 anu l3g North Queen street
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NJ EDItIL.
L'KEN's unARCoAL LuzEsors.

For Dyspepsia, indigestion, Heartburn,
Headache, Bad Breath from smoking, etc
Constipation, sour stomach ami all disorders
OF the stomach and Digestive Organs. Being
purely vegetable, safe, simple and cheap
remedy, 1t readily COmmcudS itsClt 10 the
public suffering from thc above disorders.
Try IT, friCc &c. per Box, sent auyW here
Dy mail. Prepared aud sold by
ANDREW q. FREY, DRUGGIST,
- +. Orange ST., Cor. Christian,
aprG7Ivd&w Lancaster Pa
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HdTS AND GAPS.
SbULrZ's SONS.
OUR STOCK

OUR STOCK
For the fall is pretty well filled
up now. We have been getting
in new goods every day during
the past week, and we find the
styles and prices to be right,
by the way, our customers are
L" taking hold" that is the surest
way Of finding out that we know
Of. Most of the customers we
had in the spring are coming to
see us again, and we notice
many new faces. The You
mans Albermarle Hotel hats
are the finest stiff hats made,
and our customers seem to ap-
preciatc them. The price is
$3.50, but we have other stiff
hats ranging in price from S4 to
81. Also a full line of Soft Hats,
from the finest at S., to the
cheapest at soc.
SHULTZ'S SONS,
No. IA North Queen St.