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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-09-12
PERSONAL

Mortimer Thompson was in the cit,
Sunday.
Mr.. John Shannon, OF Miss. was In
the city last week visiting his mother
Mr.. Jas. P. McCulla, accompanied
by bic mother was in the city las
week.
Oscar Hammond, we are glad to
learn 10 improving from slight case
nf fever.
Maj. Tom Cain is reported by his
phy stefan as confined &C home with
'aalarial fever.
Judge Rose, accompanied by his
daughters, Misses Jennie and Lille.
spent last week at the Louisville Ex.
position.
Mrs. VIM. j. Hoyt, who has been
1ick with malarial fever for eight or ten
lays, Is declared by her physician, 10
De free OF fever and doing well.
Col. w. FL. Crouch and wife, the ven.
srable parents OF our Circuit Court
Clerk, Geo. S. Crouch, ESQ, returned
tatheir home at Athens last Monday.
Miss Alice Cooper of Alexander,
Ala, who has been spending the heat
I'd term out at Chucky Bend, the guest
of Mrs Jas. Cain, started for her home
last Friday.
Mr.. E. G. Shannon, of Rome, Ga,
spent few hours with relatives here
last Friday. He was en- route home
from the Eastern cities and was i'm his
usual robust health and spirit.
E. Mcfarland, Jr., anG d. w. Me-
Amis, went to Knoxville Monday tn
buy = stock of goods. They have Sc
cured the Sprlngvale farm and will
open first-class country store.
We were glad to receive a call from
two very charming young ladies lsst
Friday, Miss Lucie Byrd, and Miss
Mollie Cain. We hope they may call
often and bring US more subscribers.
Miss Mary Whiteside had quite a
painful accident, last Friday while
walking in front OF Brown 81 Stuhble-
fields store, She stepped on a small
rock which turned her foot and ssrain-
cd her ankle.
G. L. N Read book kce per for Jas
Comfort, Esq, assignee of Rogers &
AeCarty, Knoxville, was 10 the CITY |
asst Saturday on busisess conneete.l
with his mothers estate. His many |
Did friends were glad to welcome Char
he. and regret his stay was prescribed. |
Nat. GouTley, ''the old original draw
man" and Republican in whom there
Ia "a little of guile as can be found in |
he best of his class, has had worry Sc
rious wrestle with eTysipelas, but so far
lolds the fort We were pleased to see
aim on the street Monday. even 10 the
iamaged condition he was.
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So, 900 a POUND.

"Bill Arp" in the Atlanta Constitu
ton, says; Gas rule, girls show tot
much anxiety to marry. They are too
sweet on the boys. They ought tt
stand off and look reserved and put Oh
Jerusalem airs and say, Young man
you don't know who you are fooline
with; I'm treasure, am. 1 weigh.
l15 lbs, and am worth 81 900 pound
Well, they are. A good, nice, healthy
girl who can make her own dress and
get up good supper for company, ana
Is not ashamed to wait on the table
while they are eating is just worth
about 81 200 pound. Bat that is
nothing compared with what they will
soon be worth. Why, Mrs. Arp has
cut and made at least 1000 garments
or one sort and another. She has sc W.
ed 800, GOO stitches, and patched and
darned, and washed faces and feet.
aud com5ed hair innumerable. She
has tied up 500 sore toes, cut fingers,
burns AID bruises, snd has kissed away
at least a thousand tears. She has
watched 'em by night and by day, ana
keeps on watching; and right now,
while | am, writing here on my piazza.
she is Looking way up the big read.
and says, I'm afraid something will
happen To them boys; they are too lit
tie to go off by themselves"
There are TWO smart little nephews
here, just out OF school, and they ana
Carl have all got colt or a hsrs.
apiece, and have gone off on sour
sion, and | call 'em the infantry, an,
tell Mrs. Arp il is all right, but she stir
here sewing with her sp, cs on, and
ever anon looks up the road and saws
Co n,e, Mr.. Arp, those children have
oyerstayrd their time; I'm afraid
has happened. If The,
lon't come back soon 1 know that /
will have % start after 'em, for that is
always Inc way Mrs. Arp Is WORT
at least s., 200 a pound, and size enh
weighs $50, and keeps on getting
heavier and heavier. am rich, 1 am.
feel wealthy wherever look at her.1
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DIED.

Mrs. Lizzie TATE MCCALL, wife OF
the late DR.. II. C.McCaIL died at Warm
Springs. N. c.. Sepienber 4, 1888, af-
ter thirty days suffering, from mAlarial
fever aud nervous prostration.
During all the time OF her illness sh-
was not heard TO complain or murmuT
NJ her affection. She was indeed n mod
ell lady--as widely aud fRForA oily known
as any In this eoantry. She was one OF
the recent owners Of Tate's Springs and
he annonncement OF her death will be
sad news TO the former patrons Of IN It
place, all OF whom viii remember her
as one Of the most Intellectual and al
the same time modest and amiable per-
O ma they ever knew. She was married
to DIR. Mccall in 1873, with whom she
Lived most happily about ten years. She
and her husband were each the very
highest type OF our race-and so per-
fectly devoted we're they to each other
that their lives could have been nothing
else than the happiest- Her husband
preceded her To the glory world only n
-hort time, aud we have the Scriptural
assurance they are again enjoying each
other . smiles in the spirit land. = = r.
Mrs. Mccall leaves one little con aged
nine ytars, who is indeed an orphan,
and f0r whom we inFoka the blessings
OF Heaven ADD the sympathy and pro
lection OF all good people. She also
leaves m only sister, Mrs. II. %. Tate.
who will have tho warm aympafhr al
all who knew the affectionafe devotion
70 zach other Of the .sislers. The many
relatives and frieuda have our profound
'PmpaIhyi and in this seemingly mys-
Ieri-us dispensaIIon OF Providence We
meekly bew TO the vii. OF Him who do
eth all things we'll. -
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JOHNSON CITY = Enterprise, 9Th.

On Saturday night last w. r. Brooks.
OF Phelps, n. Y, discovered singular
object in the constellation of Draco
He was not certain as to IFS real charac-
ter, but ON Monday night Prof. Lewis
Swift, Director of the Warner Observe
tory at Rochester, n. Y, verified it by
means of the large Warner telescopeas
being comet. tits quite large, nearly
round, and moving slowly westward.
Mr. Brooks receiveda special prize of
$3.50 from Mr.. Warner some two month.
since, and if there is no prior claimant,
will be entitled to the $500 prize on the
present discovery.
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WHAT THE YOUNG LADIES
OF THE FIRST PRESBY-
|. TEIHANn0HURCH ARE
: 81 GOING TO DO.
A RARE TREAT IN STORE
p FOB OUR CITIZENS.

r, The young ladies OF the First Freshly
terian church Of Morristowh wa give
Harvest Home Festival aad Entertain
ment and Social, nc McFarland's OperG
House, on Friday evening, Sept. I4th,
1888 A special feature Of the evenings
programme viii consist OF vocal and in
strumenlAl music, tableauHs. readings,
aud Refreshments. Tho ice cream will
Dc furnished by Peter Kern, of Knox
vile, expressly for this occasion. and
viii be in bis usual unsurpassed style.
The Eruis has been selected with great{
care, and no pains bean spared to get
the best the market affords. Fall pro-
grammes win be issued on Friday Civ
ing details, and every effort will be
made 20 make this the event of the sea-
son. Admission, 25 cents. Reserved
seats can be secured two days in ad-
vance at the drug store of w. p. CARR
ger, nj the usual slight advance.
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/ We are iadebtod to an anonymous
friend in San Francisco for q copy Of
the Oakland Cali Gaily Tines, OF Aug
ust 81. There Is nothing marked by
pen or PENCIL on the paper, but the most
prominent feature of It's local page is AD
account OF how 4 number Of the Ten
nessee knights Templar, represents
lives to the GTGzd Conclave OF Temp
lars at San Francisco, with their lady
escorts, were received and entertained
by the TennesEeans residing in the city
Of Oakland, across the bay from San
francisco. We wish we had room for
the Tfaa article la full We make only
an extract. Hundreds Of their old &C
quaintnuces among the readers of TEX
GAZETTE win recognize more than one
member OF the Oakland committee as q
former neighbor or esteemed friend.
EsPeciaHy win al the old friends-aDd
their name Is legiou--of Fred. s. Mitch
ell, formerly Of Knoxville, RogsrEville
and Greenevills, be pleased to see this
mentiOn of his name and this indication
of his prosperity. The TTmes says:
"Our Tennssseans, long settled hero,
had not forgotten their old State, and
the presence Of her knights caused the
fountains Of old fellowship to Overflow.
They made . hssty organization consis-
ting Of Mr.. Arthur Rogers, Regent of
the CalifOrnis University, DIR. @. Il.
Earnest, 4. T. Mitchell, Mr.. Meux and
Nr. A. g. Henry, with Major McElrath
Tor chairman. These gentlemen invited
the Tennessee pilgrims over as their
guests, and DIR. and Miss Hope, OF Chat
tanooga, James M. Gaut, of Rockville.
Mr.. Ross, Of Knoxville, Mr.. Greer, q /
MAryville, Mr.. WelcAer, Of Kingston,
nr. Arrowaniths Of PulaSLci, Mr.. W. p. Il
Robertson, OF jackson and Mr.. Hallei
aud Mr.. Matthews, responded and put |
themselves Rt the hospitsbla mercy ei
their hosts. The party met at Mai. Nc
ElrAth's, when light refreshments were
had and view taken Of the charming |
grounds aud abundant orchards From /
there they went to Lusk's CRnnery, 10 /
see the largest canning establish ment 10 /
the world Here Mr. 4. E Mitchell, |
the Oaklaud and Almeda county sales
Tan OF the cannery, and MIA e. Hen /
~, vice president OF the campaign, took i
matters into their own hands and the Il
visitors found two long tables spread i
with every variety Of fresh fruit that
can show az this season; and
one who knows that only superior Sc l
lectiOns 20 into Lusk's cana can conjec-
lure the beauties Of such display.
The affair was matchless in the fullness
Of its hospitality and the plea, ure of it,
lncidenta r E afro Ef ".
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Baldwin Fertilizers.

Buy the best. Made OF pare animal
bahes, dried blood and potash. For
wneas and grass. Read certificates of
some Of best farmers of upper East
Tennessee. Michael PuYkey. agf..
MerrissowsI; NJ. A. Robsrts. Ant Tai
bots s ,l2odwin Bros. agts.. Messy
Creek; G breath s. NenneA, agss..
Russsllvill.s; Pefer Smith 81 Son. agfs.
Bulls Gsp5 Tsug. 29-2m.
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a postal card from Sample. Tenn,
Sept. sch, says that Fred Netherland
bad Just passed through that place driv-
log team Of twenty mules attached e.
a wagon Containing block Of marble
weighing "a, $50 pounds Il was from
the sample quarry and is the largest
stone taken from the quarry since il has
been opened.
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DYsPEPsIA.-It is a well established
fact. that \ multitude of human all
mems arise from ia6iges ion, and there
IN e thousands to-day suffering from a
Z an slnai ise. OF disea ses brought abou,
by this single eause-without knowing
II. They imagine that they have every
conceivable.di easp. To all such. /
woAld say, the nse y few bottles of
the IS ven Snr ings Mass mannfact-
',red by Lala,irnm s. I4ichfield, Abing-
den, Va j. lust what Won need. 4
wiIlsr 0. tpre your digestive organs to
thsis ~ rmal function. sooner than
any thing else you can use. viii i'm
prove your appetite, and give yiqor
and energy Co your whole being. Price
81 per bottle, or Q for So, Lost paid.
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Prof. w. c. Fowler, late Of Moors'S
csmmereiAl Collage. Atlanta, Ga, viii
open writing school in MOrEist0wn
nest Monday, the I7th, and solicits the
pstrenage 81 everyone wishing TO learn
the art Of fne ehirognphy. Terms viii
be relsouAble. urs =
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Remember the Festival and En-.
tertainment Friday night.
MARRIEn.

AZ River View, near Leadyale, JEFF
ferson county, Tenn, on Wednesday,
September 8, 1888, by Rev. DR.. C. b.
Brown, Rev. John N. Walters. of Nc
Millan's Station. and Miss Lula r.
franklin. After congratulations and 4
snmptuous dining. they left on the eve
ming louisville train.
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.
Nashville Rortdof Wednesday 1.-The
eiRhtieth anniversary Of Mrs. james
n Polk was observed In a quiet yet
elegant and becoming manner yester-
day nj the Polk mansion on High
street This venerable lady, now pass
Ing into the valley OF the shadow
still realms much vigsr, Indicating a
continuance Of that bright and beAuti-
ful life which has characterized her
throughout the long years Of her use
fol existence. Mrs. Polk would inn
press the cas- ual observer as q lady OF
about sixty years OF age; kind, genial,
yet modest and rstirIng-adverse to all
public demonstrations. She was not
even aware that the knowledge Of heI
birthday was known to others than
herself, until fiOw Of congratulations,
boqnets and well-wishes poured in
upon her. Among those who called
during the day were the following:
Judge John VI. Lea, Gov. VIM. b.
Bate, Ex-GOy. James ID. Porter, Mr..
AnGon Nielsen, Col. J. George Harris,
Mr.. Felix Dsmovills, lfr. A. G.. Adams
and Mr.. r.. B. Buckner. -Anunber Of
and taItsfully arranged bo-
quets were sentin by admiring friends.
One bOquet, the gift OF Mrs. DR.. w. A.
had the figure eighty ar
ranged beautifully in white flowers 10
he center OF large cluster Of pinks
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McNulty, Borches, Lillard and Co.
Knoxville, Tenn. have just received ten
thousand yards Of haadaome laess, pur-
chased at the recent great sale of lncen
East, and ara now offering this immense
stock Of Thread. Valcnciennes. APP
pIeque. Torchou, Antique. Spanish,
lriah poiut and Oriental laces at less
than half former prices. Call or aand
for samples Immediately and get The
best bargains ever offered In these goods.
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Mr.. II. w. PerroW, Of Nelson coun-
~, Va, has arrived here with bis stock
aAd hands and Is preparing to put IN
crap Of wheat aud sSw grasses on his
fine farm, known as the Judge Aayes
place.
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The sals OF excursions tickets from
MorrissoEn 10 the Baltim0rs Oriols
commenced Monday and win close to-
morrow "Wednesday. Round trip
tickets, good for Elk days, S17 70
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FrAak Stanley has a three legged
chickeu on free exhibition At John &.
4AtheE's poultry house. 1t isa Jsffer-
son county production and is an inter
inc curfRefSF
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Local Notes and Other NeuOs

FOR SAL.K A StsinwAy Plane, In
coed condition VIII be sold on reA-
sonabls terms. Call on or address T..
c. Cain or ;. w. Shields, MorriEtown,
Team. 2W
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A very pleasant and agreeable call on
Monday was that given us by our good
patron and estesmed friend, James Il
Walker, Esq, CT White Horn, Hawk
ms county. He is ever welcome visitor.
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II Tue steam feather reRovator Of A. III.
Elam a Co., now in operation In this
place. is dong n splendid business and
giving general Satisfaction. There is
no frGsdHbeul the work IL does, an Is
testified by nh who have patrouizsd a..
Major Felix W. Earnest, OF Jonesboro.
well known throughout this seetion,
certihea that latter some heaitati0n my
wife decided 70 have her old feathers
renovated, and put three old leather
beds, Ihal had been Inn uas from thirty
90 ifty ears. into the hands Of MIR. A.
IN. Elan. These sane feathers we're
returned 90 my wife IN = day or two 50
tborlughly renovated and received that
they could hardly be Distinguished from
pew feathsEA This Eprk was done Hix
months ago and hardly a day passes
that my wife does not express her pleas-
ure NC saving this work done. No one
WILL ever regret the cost OF having l
eoae."
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New Silks, Satins, Cashmeres, Vel
Tets and fancy suitings. New style
friDges, dress ornaments, pAssimenier-
les. Are the latest styles, best qualities,
and We are the recognized leaders iu
low prices McNulty, Borches, Lillard
Il Co, Knoxville, Tenn
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Don't fail to attend the Festi-
val aud Entertainment at the
Presbyterian Church Friday
night. 9HEL 1UG 2i8 ef
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Moths can be successfully removed
from carpets 10 The following mAnner:
Wrihg coarse towel out OF clear water,
sPressi 70 smoothly Ous carpet, iron II
dry with q good hot iron. repeating the
orerA>au wherever the moths are sup
Pssed IN be- No need TO press hard
and me piyO coiOfof the carpet Will
not be injured as moths are destroyed
by the heat and The steam.
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There 10 NO one article i'm the line
medicine that gives 80 large n return
Tor the money as a good porous str, nK-
thening plaster, such as Carter's Smart
Weed and Bell.Idonna Backnche
Plastere.
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NucHBoRINc TOWNS.
Local Occurrences all Around

DAyDRIDGE.-Je1srson Nescs, 9Th.
Fever and f1ux seem to be raging il
the vicinity of Mounts Cross Roads.
| The cost Of holding the August tern
of court was 1857.
| About forty deaths have been report
ed in. the vicinity of Flat Creek, Sewer
county, from fiux and fever.
We are pleased to note that the re-
port asto the death of Mr.. Pink Mitchell
OF Sesierville is incorrect. 1t is thought
he may recover.
Mr. w. H.aBradshaw, who is teach
ing school at Mills School house, this
county. called on us Saturday, and re-
ports his school in fourishing coudi-
ton, with an average attendance of SO
scholars. Prof. Bradshaw's is perhaps
The only graded public school in this
section.
GREENEYILLE.- Herald, 9Th.
Stephen Waddle of the 22d district,
died on last Sunday of consumption
aged about sixty years.
Alex. Houston, one of the best known
citizens of the 18th district died on last
Monday morning.
hevi'Eals are reported as in progress
at thre,, or four different places in tho
county.
Graeneville will soon have bank. A
number of persons here and elsewhere
have for some time been considering
the matter, and the only question seems
TO be what party will occupy the field
first
Hon. A. III Pettibone and family ar
rived at home on last Tuesday morning
after an absence of about two months,
during which time Major Pettibone
visited number of the Western States
We ale glad to see that he and family |
are improved in health by their visit.
The school opened in Greeneville
Academy on last Tuesday with 1866 pu-
pills the first day. This is a good show
ing, and it is expet ted that the attend
ance this season will be crater than
during the season of 1925.
Observation-Disclosures 9Th.
The old church building at Surgeons
vile used for school purposes, was de-
'troyed by fire, on Monday, the 27ti.
supposed to be the work of an incea-
iiary.
JOHNSON CITY. = Enterprise, 9Th.
We are informed that a gentleman
rom Ohio has decided to open Gun
Mandatory in this place at an early
lay.
MIR. r. s. Patty, Emigrant Agent at
his place, had on beard the West
'ound passenger train Tuesday morn !
ng, 20 emigrants, bound for Austin,
'exas, and the Northwest.
Capt. Joseph Jaques, of Knoxville, :
'as registered at the Hoss House Tues
ay night and went up the e. T., &W.
G: Road to Cranberry, Wednesday
lorning-
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A Bonanza for Book Agents,
Wild Life on the Plains,
HORRORS OF INDIAN WARFARE,
General G.. A. Cluster, u. S. A.

General G. A. Cluster, u. S. A.
Containing thrilling and truthful account Of
desperate Indian battles, personal encounters
with morrow escapes from willy ssvages. Heroic
struggles and wonderful endurance of General
Custer and his men, who fought Indians from the
cose Of the civil war in 1866 till the massacre in
1876
Clusters Last Fight on the Little Big Horn az
told by Sitting Bull ,tf7
Sketches of Clusters Famous Scouts. Will
Comstock, Wild Bill, Buffalo Bill, Doctor Carver
and Bloody Knife; General Crooks Campaign
against the Apaehes, Massacre Of Judge Mccomas
and Wife and Capture Of of his Son. A grand
book for Agents to make money with
Over SEQ large octave pages and rs full page
engra7ings. Expensively bound Circulars and
terIne free. Act quick and send 75 cents for out
fit, stamps taken. Address, lfE
SUN PUBLISHING CO,
2lO & 2l2 Pine Street, st, Louis, Mo-
aHaf.H 81 Ha.
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This entsrprising ADD energetic Arm
are located on the East Tenneesee, Vir-
Rinln. mnf Georgia ami the Cincinnati,
Cumberland Gap and Charleston rail-
roads. They commenced business two
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ROGERSVILLE.-TsIeph0ne, 9Th.
The old church building at Surgeons
vile used for school purposes, was de-
stroyed by fire, on Monday, the 27ti.
Supposed to be the work of an incen-
diary
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DIR. NJ. ckRRIGER,

proprietor Of the flrst drug house ever
established In this plac,, has by his
fair dealing and skiilfGl preparation Of
drugs established reputation which
the people are not slow 10 appreciate
He carries a full line OF the purest
drugs, besides having always on kand
brushes, combs. .t0ilet goods; perfum-
cries, aud a fun assOrtTnent Of station
cry, paints, oils. yarnishas, putty, glass,
etc. He Keeps the bt &c elgars, tobacco
aud snuf aIway : Ia stock, and is just
preparing 10 receive n full line OF holt
day goods and confectioneries.
d. Carriger has been practicing
medicine for the past forty-tWO years,
come 10 this tawn Iva 1856, being
one Vf the original inhabitantE- Hts
long experience and close study Of his
profession has rendered him IN i.aEaln-
able friend 70 those suffering with d.
M@AR@. @ NMM
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successors to Bewley g Riggs, do a
general merchandise business and carry
large stock of dry goods, dress goods,
notlens, boots, Shoes hats, groceries,
qneensWare, etc. They are located on
MAIN street, near the bridge, and have
a good run of patronage. They deal in
the best quality of goods and sell at
low, competing prices.
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ARMIrAGR BROS.

proprietors OF the neat drug store in
che new Mcfarland block, carry full
lne Of the purest drugs, putty, glass
ills, paints, yarnishes, etc. They MAKE
speciality Of school books, school sup
Plies, stationery, etc. Teachers are
invited TO call, and If hey do not find
what they want 10 stock, TO place their
orders in their hands ana they will re-
eeive prompt attention. They have a
full assortment OF albums, poke
books, and also musical sins tru meats OF
every description. Toilets aud per-
fumeries of the best make always
20 he had. They have pure aud re-
(reshing soda water, and are always
really 70 serve their cnStomrra