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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-02-17

a RonLAND poR HIS OLIVER.


nv.
Och. Katie 0'Brien!
Plare stop now, your eryin',
vf meheart ye will sphit into Splinters I'm shure.
shuear I uas f0Oiin'
Bat jist Mag Doolin,
kor she's no mere 20 me than the durt on the care
sHE.
Arrah now me Danny,
I've lovers 80 many;
its gourself 10 the worsht-TFoth, tell t 20 you
Divil the humbsggin'-
/ saw ye Mag huggin'
An' ye ought TO be bate til ys'Fe jist black and
blue.
But surely ny 0un dear,
IL bad not kn0Un, dear,
~ Praetiein' betu0ne tonnes I'd Iove ye the
moore,
ia thoaght Nv it niyer-
BE me sOui OF me liver,
NeE, shueAr, that uas Il, darliBt Open the dars
All Bissht be the word, dear.
Bou can afford, dear,
Tetsil ye that Paddy's In eooftin' AZ me;
too have been lasnin'.
sines sunrose this marnin',
Z ..raetses" uith Paddy uhsiis uai;in' fer %.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-02-17
BEE THIEVES.

Butcher. in his physical lives Of
beasts, speaks of thievish bees, (which,
in order TO lessen their labor or dispense
with IL wholly, made attacks in mass on
provisioned hives, committed violence
against the sentinels and the inhabitants,
pilIagei the hive. and carried away all
the store of honey. II this exploit was
successful for several times, they, like
men, acquired 4 stronger taste for pillage
and violence than for work, and ended
by constituting real colonies Of brig
1nds." There are isolated individuals
which are addicted 20 theft and endeav-
or TO slip. without being perceived, in
10 astr1nge hive their sly tricks demon
s,rate that they are forced to conceal
ment, and are conscious that they are
transgreSsoES. II they succeed in their
attempt, they afterwards bring other
bees 70 their hives to tempt them 20
similar thefts, and thus form society
Of thieves. Butcher adds that bees
may be zrtihcially made thieves by feed
ing them 4 special food consisting Of
honey Is4ixed with brandy. "Likeman,
they readily acquire 4 taste for this
beverage. which exercises the same per-
nicious influence upon them as upon
him they become excited, intoxicated,
andcease to work Do they feel hungry1
Then, like man, they fall from one vice
into another, and give themselves up
unscrupulously to pill1ge and theft"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-02-17

n~A small boy testified in court that
the afraytOok place on Sunday. "How
do you know IL was Sunday T. they
asked him. ssBecanse father went fish
iHz ths=s SsT.''
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-02-17

~"Just look at that horrible mud
out there" she Iisped. ''well, that Is
the proper place for IL, IS IL not" he
replied ''where would you have Il,
on your boots or down your neck 2"
Another fellow pays for her earamels
now.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-02-17

nrThere's singer not 4 thousand
miles from this ONCE who spreads him
self on that pretty song, "a Hundred
Fafhoms Deep" and the other day q
man was noticed leaning up against the
door listening. ''what are you doing
there7" said the janitor. ''Oh, MOTH
ing much. I've been hearing party in
this room howling something about be-
ing hundred fathoms deep. I'm wait
ing till hemakes IL a hundred and thirty
1--WE. then I'm going to Gil the hole up.
and Iut board over il. and don't you
forget IL" The janitor left him with 4
silent prayer that he might succeed.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-04-13

70 The Hon. Board Of County Com
missioners Of Bo,se County:
We, yonr Committee, appointed u
examine the books and accounts OF tue
several county officers Of B''ise county,
would respectfully report that we nave
performed that duty and submit Tue
lfulluwing, to-wit:
We carefully examined the assess
ment roll fur 1882 and find the same
properly kept, the foot'nSs correct
and that all moneys collected IN prop
srty tax have been paid int" the Treas
ury. We also examined the accounts
of the Assessor and Tax Collector with
the Auditor in reference to Hospital
and Road Tax. and that all moneys 50
collected have been paid to the CouIl'
~ Treasurer AZ required by law.
IN reference to poll taxes we are ''n-
able To submit a proper report for the
reason that the Assessor and Tax COL
hector has neglected to nsc apoIl book;
therefore, we respectfully recommend
that the Honorable Board require the
Assessur and Tax G Hector to use
said poll book as required by law.
On examining the Delinquent Tax
List for 1881, we find that the Asses
sor and Tax Collector has failed t. cal.
lect from the following named persuns
the amounts f,r which they have been
assessed, with penalty added thereto.
to.wii:
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As the Hon Board did at their last
regular meeting take preliminary &C.
ton in this matter, VIC simply give
the names of The persons 80 delinquent,
and amounts now due on said deliI-
quent tax list for 1881
And as the Assessor and Tax Col
lcctnr has until December |, 1883, Ia
make his final report on the delinquent
list for 1882, we deem it unnecessary
to make any report on the same.
We critically examined the hooks of
the County Auditor and Treasurer,
compound the grand cash account with
the vouchers and reports of officers,
and found those accounts properly and
correctly kept, and that the Treasurer
had paid out the moneys belonging to
The different funds of the county as
required by law, for which proper
vouchers were shown. We COMPARED
the receipts Of the Treasurer with the
Inherent statements of the officers col
'rclng moneys. aud found them cor
rect, and that the Treasurer has been
very prompt in paying out the coan,v
'ut'ds, as soon as the same came into
his possession, and that all the officers
II the county who have collected
county revenue, have paid the same
over promptly and filed vouchers and
reports with the Auditor, as by law
required, and on comparing the sever
al funds with the grand cash account
we una that appointments have been
properly made and entered
We also examined the Shcriff's Ii.
cehse account in connection with the
Auditors, and find that the Licenses
sold have been promptly reported. and
the funds arising therelrom have. hoe,
paid to the Treasurer, and his receints
Tor the same filed with Auditor as 70.
quired.
we further state that ON report ex.
tends from January LIST, 1882, to Jan.
uary Isl, 1883.
Respectfully submitted
I. S HART. Committee.
March 80, 1883.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1883-04-13

Judge Black of Pennsylvania sa,.o
'"o laoorlng man must be protected
ny the State. Capitalists must nct he
allowed to cut down the wages Of thei,
employees to starvation prices. They
are growing up huge monopolies
mat are grinding the life out Of ,bsir
employees. The railroads arc hecon ,He''
Too powerful. Legislation COVE, nin1.
them must he made. mug
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Ing municipal elections in Ohio ara
generally in favor of the Dem,cr.t,
cleveland elected Democratic otYicsra
and '' S,s second tune III twenty years,
aho Stephens DEMOCRACY is elected
Mayor Of Cincinnati 80 ''ec'eo
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S SSS SuiOu VI He1k1i
and the above diseases is owing 4 . n
plica,,on. called PRosTATORRHgA ~!
requires peculiar treatment. ~
DR.. Liebig's 1nvigorator n n
the only positive cure for PmsisIon.|
Price OF either ,vignrator. e. per Irail
six for $40. Sent to any address u /
ceipt of price, or {. O. D. Resp mt
persons can pay when erred. SIricl
s, crecy maint lined. Patients cund
home. DR. Liebig Dispensary has n l
egant Drug Store in its building.
Too frequent excavations Of the Bl,dl-
and Ropy Sediment in u,ine are as,
toms of secondary Seminal Weakness
Prosta'orrhea. Complaints readily IA
to the DR.. l.IEBIG TREATMENT.
Ordinary Cases-Any recent csx !
special or private disease cured lotd
Remedies sutficientto cure will be rru,j
ly sent, with full directions and advice
receipt "t $40. All packages are spcut
covered from observation.
Invigorator samples Free !.
To prove the wonderful power d !,
GREAT GERMAN INvIaORAToR d 81 ia
of either number will be sent free I
charge Persons ordering a free BID,
will only have to pay expressagc on dss'
cry.
Most Powerful Electric BELTS Frau
Patients. Consultation, ExaminstS
and advice free and private Callmu{,
DIR. I.IEBl(s 4 Co. 400 GearY ~
Private Entrance, 405, Mason st., SIG,
April 6. iSS3.---tf.
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Tie hllliard game ia Chicago be-
tween Schacicr aud Daley. was VOL
by Schacfrr, with score of 600. Da
ley's scare was 24l.
Sidney Smith said; When began
to thnmp the cushion Of my pulpit, on
frs, coming 10 Forston. the accnmu
lated dust OF $50 years made such
clond that Tor some minutes lost
sight Of my congregation.
S,ane one substituted tho sole OK an
old shoe fur piece Ut berfsteak ON the
plate Of man at a Philadelphia rail-
road restaurant, aud he, after devouring
il, told The proprietor il was the beat
piece ii sieake he had ever got in such
an establishment.
THAT boy will make very popular
preacher" said n father pointing 10
bis eight year old companion. What
makes y"u think sny' asked the m"tl.
or "Why. cant you see for yourseli?'
was the reply, -" young, and yet so
fond OF the girls"
Trained horses have shown in Eng
land that thy are capable Of jumping
great distances. Chandler cleared 80
feet over break at Warwick; Calver-
ihrope. 33 feet over hurdles at Newpor,
Pagncll; King Of the Valley. IS feet
over the Wissedine Brook, Leicester
shire; Lottery, "a feet at Liverpool;
Peter Simple, 81 feet at Boston.
1t il stated that the white citizens Of
Arizona have organized secret socie-
ty, the main Object of which is to ex.
terminate the Apaches on the San Car
los Reservation. The settlers in the
Territory have suffered so much from
the mnrderons savsges, that for self
protection they have been driven to
the necessity Of secretly banding
themselves together for tho sworn pnr.
pose Of exterminatng the male Apach-
90.
The Duke of Argyle says that du-
ring the past sixfy-seven years the
population Of Germany has increased
by "a ,000, 600. The United Kingdom
has had AN increase during the same
period Of 10000 more than donb-
ling lis population. He declares that
he looks with alarm on tho overcrowd-
ed condition of the e countries, aud
would regard an extensive emigration
movement as an economic blessing to
Europe.
A return of the shipping aud ton
mage which has passed through the
Snez & nal from its opening in 1869
TO the end of last year has been issued
as arliameniary paper. This shows
that the amount for 1882 far exceeds
that OF any previous year; of the to-
tai OF 3. 1913 ships (as against 1927 in
1881 which passed through the canal
1882, 1865 were English, their gross
tonnage being 5,795, 5S4, as against l..
326, 54l. the gross tonnage of foreign
vessels.
II is stated that tho Hawaiian law
prohibiting the direct importation oil
Cinnamon form Hongkang to Honolu.
10 has been redealed, and preparations
are being made for a Chinese hegira
from Asia to the Hawaiian Islands. |
The regular steamer Oceanic on the
next voyage will go TO Honolulu direct
nom Hungcong before reaching San
Francisco, and will carry nearly
J 900 Chinese laborers. Over 3 600
ave already contracted for passage
'nd the next five steamers will take
hem to the island.
SANTA FE, n. Nj April 5.
a small band Of Indians, making
or the Bnrro mountains, passed near
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SANTA FE, n. NJ April s.

a small band Of Indians, making
Tor the Bnrro mountains, passed near
pemhng this morning. Captain Mar
'ih's TWO companies are in pursuit
General Crook and Mackenzie held a
conference at Albuquerque to day
General Crook will make an agrees
I'VE campaign in Arizona, with the view
OF carrying out Secretary Teler's idea
# wiping ont the intire band Tho
Chiricuchna hostiles, under the lead
dership of old Ju. are supposed to be
through the Chricuchua
n.uuutairs, Arizona.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
A Swindler.
Fraudulent Agents Operations
Shown Up.
Wilkinson

A Fraudulent Agents Operations
Shown Up.
The following postal card has been kind
ly handed to US:
JACKSON, Tenn, Oct. 81, 1888.
ReU, j. j. Smith, Dear Sir:
Please inform me whether the Huntsville e
(Ala) Gazette has got man employed as
their agent by the name of G. IL. Jon es
He is blind man. If not he has defraud-
ed the people OF Jackson out of great
deal of money, claiming that be is the au-
thorized agent for that paper. have sub
scribed and paid for the paper myself over
three weeks ago but have failed to get it.
J. G. WATSON,
Justice of the Peace.
The G. II. Jones above described
is entirely unknown in this office and
unauthorized to act for the GAZETTE
in any capacity. If the statements
of the card be correct, he is swind-
ler. and we haye furnished the Jack
son authorities evidence to convict
him in legal prosecution if the de-
fraudcd parties see fit to prosecute
him.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
Decatur Public School.

The late session 5f the Legislature
constited Decatur 4 separate school
District. Under this arrangement
the school fund viii be larger, thus
enabling the town to improve its
schools, which have heretofore been
extremely deficient for q place Of the
size and Importance Of Decatur. The
citizens have long felt the want of a
good system of schools, and will now
make use Of this opportunity in the
increased funds to get good and com
petent teachers. The following school
committee has been organized to look
after educational interests and invite
correspondence with good competent
teachers desiring employment II.
Y. Cashin, Chairman, Mat Ell. Banks
Chas. Miller, Robt. Chardavoyne, d
P. Matthews, Jack Walden and Wm.
Wilkinson.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
Resignation of a Worthy City
Father.

Tuesday night the resignation OF
Alderman NJ. B. Wise, Of the 1st
Ward, the able Chairman Of the FL
nance Committee, was laid before the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen, Mr..
Wise has been advised by his physi-
clan to give up business and 90 to
Texas for his health. A trip there
in the summer proved beneficial, but
since his return in September the cid
complaints have returned and hence
his resignation and return to the
West. The city loses a most valua-
BILE officer, and publicly and privately
regrets are heard and wishes for his
complete recovery in health.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
coats from 50. 80 I'D.

--O1H T--'CN -
-Nobby Cashmere Suits for men
and boys.
Black and Colored SILK Velvets
ana Ribbons, Pushes, Fur Trimmings,
Fancy Pearl and Steel Dress Buckles.
The celebrated Harris Cassi-
meres, 6-4 suitings, in diagonal and
fancy patterns.
New design in Body Brussels,
fapistry, 3 ply, extra super, and all
wool lnsrain Carpets, Velvet and
Tapestry Rugs, Oh Cloth all widths.
Jerseys, black and colered Cash
mere Shawls, Ottoman SILK Dolmans,
Fur-lined Six Circulars, Plain and
Fur trimmed Walking Jackets.
All wool double width Black
Cashmeres 35c per yard, all shades in
double width Colored Cashmeres at
zoe per yard, Jersey Cloth, Basket
Fannels at
A, CAMPBELL. e SON.
No 13 Commercial Row alsi Dunegun
Block, Exchange Row.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
Gi2rl9 Aaanss. Anderson


who murdered Police Officer VIM. J.
Street, on the afternoon of the 9Th
instant.
Said Adams, or Anderson, is Of a
brown or ginger-cake color, about 5
feet IL inches high, 2 or 3 upper
teeth out; had on pair greasy brown
jeans pants, black short tail coat,
side pockets, red striped shirt, blue
Navy vest. narrow brin slouch hat,
with piece out on side Said to have
been wounded in left shoulder about
two weeks ago by pistol shot, and to
have resided at Calera or Birming-
ham, Ala. ED. /. MASTIN,
Mayor.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
PERSONAL

Judge Bruce left for Montgomery
Saturday night.
Prof E. L. Jones was in The city
Monday.
". A. Sutton Esq, Wa doaa
from Paint Rock Wednesday.
Mr.. Price Haywood is attending
school at Rust.
Rev. ]. J Smith is back from d
business trip to Chattanooga.
Ex Gov. Smith has gone to Mont
gsmery
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
A Youthful C0unterfe; ter.

Robert Harris, the colared boy cons
victed al the recent session Of the U.
S. Court of altering a one dollar
greenback note to ten dollars, was
barely Is years of age. Judge Bruce
sentenced him to two years imprison-
ment in the Reformatory School at
Washington, D. G.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
FAIRVIEW NURSERIES,.
ESTABLISHED 1885.

250,O00 handsome one-year old
Peach trees. Kinds best adapted to
South and West. 10000 Kiefer and
LeConte Pear trees. 100000 Old
Iron Clad Strawberry, so other best
sor5s Raspberries, Blackberrics. Cur
rants and all other small fruit plants.
Send list Of any stock you need and
let ne price it. Price list free. Ad-
dress, JOHN PERKINS,
Moorestown, Burlington Co.,
Sept. Ism. N. j..
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
The Riot and How it Originated.

Danville, Nov. An conflict between
q crowd of white and colored people last
night, Walter Holland was shot III the head
and is supposed to be mortally wounded.
Five negroes were killed, and it is suppos-
ed many more wounded. The beginning
OF the conflict was the beating by one of
the citizens of negro who abused another
negro for apoiogizing for apparent rude
ness. and spoke roughly about the citizen.
Some of both colors interfered, and "a pis~
toi was knocked out of the hands of one
white man and exploded. Just then the
report reached an assembly of white citi
zens in session about political matters that
a conflict was going on in the streets. They
came out i'll body and both classes form.
ed in separate crowds, some in each crowd
being armed. A number of negroes ap.
preaching the whites called out: "Shoot d-n
you. We had as soon as settle this thing
now as any other time!" Just then some
body in the white crowd called out ..Firep'
and the firing began. The negroes return-
ed tile fire and ran off, some firing as they
ran. All the stores were closed immedi-
ately, the alarm was sounded, and people
came out with their arms. The two ser
geants came ont soon after with one of the
military companies and commanded the
people il th9 name Of the commonwealth
to go home, and the streets were soon
cleared.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
Adjourned to November 81.

The mass meeting called by Chair
man Blankenship Of the District Ex-
ecuiye Committee last Saturday in
the County Court Room. The aiten-
dance was small and an adjournment
was made to the fourth Saturday in
the m onth, Nov. oath.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
S4I0() Reuu'ardII

The Governor Of the State Of Ala
bama has offered q reward Of Three
Hundred Dollars and the Mayor and
Aldermen Of Huntsville One Hun
dred Dollars making -Four Hun
dred Dollars n reward for the arrest
and delivery to the proper officers Of
the County Of Madison, Of a colored
man who IS said to be named
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
Appointed Deputy Marshal.

MIR. Oscar Fulgham, has received
an appointment under q. S. Marshal
Kinds as Deputy Marshal, and will
take up his headquarters at Birming-
ham.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
CompIee Stock of Grceries.

For everything in the Grocery line
call at
J. R. KIEss' STORE,
Jefferson ST., North Of the McGee
Hotel: Provisions and goods fresh
and of the best quality at bot
tom prices Fresh. canned goods, ba-
cons shoulders, country produce,
Flour, meat, etc. A large lot of new
fancy and plain china ware, cups
and saucers, plates, knives and forks,
just received and selling fast. Keep
also as fine an assortment of candies
as can be found in the city. Remem-
Der our Grocery stock is complete and
of the best quality, and you can get
bargains by dealing with
If j. r. KIESS!!s
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
The Barber,

When you wish an easy shave,
As good as barber ever gave,
just call on me at my saloon,
At morn, eve, or at noot.
cut and dress the hair with grace,
To suit the contour of the face
My room is neat and towels clean,
Scissors sharp and razors keen
And everything l think you'll find
To suit the face and please the mind !;
And al my art aud skill can do.
If you just call, I'll do for you.
PowHATAN MCGILL, the live and popular
barber, may be found at his stand, on
Washington ST. Don't fail to give him a
call. frAt-ci4ss shave for 10 cents.
Trim and Shampoo.- or 25 cents each.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
Jewelry and Musical Implements

= 2 y NNI J teAAtA 4LAtASAOttA Iii pAOkIAOIItN
Call at
FRED HoWE,s JEWELRY STORE
for genuine gold and silver goods
His large stock Of gold and silver
watches and chains, finger rings of all
grades from diamond sets down, and
elegant new silverware is always be-
ing renewed by new shipments. Also
musical instruments of all kinds.
Every article warranted and sold at
the lowest price that trade will allow.
FRED A. HOWE,S
jewelrY Store, East side Pub. Square.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
DIED.

Scorr-At residence at Bradley $
Crossing, Monday, Nov. 5th, 1883,
Mrs. G. C. Scott, of consumption
The bereayed husband and family
have iu their great less the general
sympathy of the community,
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
TESE,FOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at Huntsville, Alal
Oct. 81, 1888.

Oct. 81, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof III
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Huntsville, Ala, on
18th Dec, 1888, viz: I'D. No. 67S4,
Samuel Hewlett-for the N. L 4 5.
VIZ and S. Ell n. WI Section Z /.
3 Range 3 East, He names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his contiauous
residence upon, and cultivation of said
land, viz: L. IL. Hewitt, John E..
Hewitt, David Spiyey, Calvin Clifton.
all Of Maysville, Madison Co. Ala.
JOHN NJ CROSS,
|Il-3- Ct Register.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
More about that Horse and Bug
WHICH is TO BE GIVEN AWAY
By DAN SCHIFFMAN
AT The Southern Clothing Palace.

The following gentlemen have
AlndIy consented to conduct the
awarding Of the fine turnout offered
by Dan Schifman to the lucky win
ner: Judge VIM. Richardson, Thos.
Taylor Of this city, and w. r. Day,
Of Cluttsyille.
These gentlemen will see that fair
ness prevails, giving justice to all who
have purchased a suit of clothes froln
the Southern Clothing Palace.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10


Elegant styles of Ladies Hats
Iast u received. Ladies Newmarkets.
Dolmans and Russian Circulars by
Express. New Dress Goods, Silks
ana ana ielVets. New Hosiery, Gloves
dnu m Corsets. New goods received
uuaiiy by Express. Our stock is the
,a,gest ,;1 and most complete in Hunts
mean l,iie and our prices are always the
Every purchaser of $500 worth of
eOoas receives handsome present.
s.n Un next Monday Nov. 10Th we will
onI ,i' as special bargain for one day
eniy, fo Splendid Kid Gloves worth 81
~ zoe per pair. Do not fail to avail
yourself Of this bargain.
NJ, NJ, NEWMAN & Co.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
Southern Clothing Palace.

A new city ordinance requires
that cotton shall not be deposited with
in 20 feet of the sidewalk, and shall
be removed within 4S hours. Com
plants had been made Of several
blockades on the Square.
The following property was sold
at auction Monday last Hereford
res. lence, corner of Lincoln and
H lines st bought by J. IQAus &
Co.. S2.790: Store house on Com
mercial Row, by Harris, Timberlake
& Co., for 81, $50.
Huntsville gazette., 1883-11-10
HERSTEIN & LOWENTHAL'S
Boys Suits at $2.S5.
HERS TEN & LOWENTHAL'S
Velveteens in all colors at SOC.
HERSTEIN & LOWENTHAL'S
Black Silk at $1.00.o
HERSTEIN tS LOWENTHAL'S
Merino Underwear at SOC.
HERSTEIN & &LOWENTHAL'S

HERSTEIN q IOWENTHAL'S
Bargains in every part of the
store, A saving of 10c. on every
dollar guaranteed to the purchaser,
as they do not have to pay for costly
presents to be given away. At the
One Price Cash House Of HERsTE1N
4 LowErHAL.