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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-05

DRSToN, Aug. 4.-.ISpeoial THE sth
annual reunion OF the llth Texas cav
airy, will be held here on Wednesday,
August 0. Mr.. w. j. Lacy, Chairman OF
the committee Of arrangements says
that at least fifty Of the ninety survivors
Of the regiment will ho present, and that
on Thursday they will go to the reunion
at Dallas in a body with their battlo col
ors. The committee have arranged for
basket picnic in the grove east Of town.
Mr.. Il. c. Smith will be the orator OF the
day.
4 slight shower fell this morning, and
for time gave promise OF much
needed rain.
during the week.
G. II. Buddy, Cashier OF the First
National bank. has gone 10 Philadelphia
ON y vacation.
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Fire Record.

WACO, Aug. 4.--lSpecial. p. Standi-
fer's residence and granary, the latter
containing 400 bushels of wheat, was
burned last night. The property is To-
Gated few miles west of this city. The
loss il estimated Mt 1880, with insur-
ance in tho hamburg Bremen at 5000.
AT DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, Aug. 4,-[Special. This
evening st O'clock the Baptist church
building WAS discovered to be on fire,
and was saved by the prompt action OF
the citizens. II was slightly damaged.
The fire IL supposed to be the work of
mischevous boys.
AT NEw YORK.
Nnw YORK, Aug. +.-'Fwenty-three
ccupants OF " tenement on
Charlton street were endan-
sered by nre this morning, and mar
rowly escaped in their night clothes by
a ladder from the stree, and by fleeing
from the room, nearly all slightly
burned, but no lives lost.
AT TDRNIsoN.
DRNIsoN, Aug. 4.-[Special.l-- large
tTo-story frame building, on the corner
of Austin avenue and Main street
known M the Grand Southern saloon
was, with its contents, destroyed by firt
at O'Clock this morning.
The building was owned by Mrs
Chichet, and was insured In the Phoenix
OF Hartford, for $500; Commercial, o.
California, $500.
The stock was owned by Schueber q
Co., of Fort Worth, and was insured il
he Western, OF Torento, for 5000; Cali
fornia, $500, aud North Assurance com
pany, OF England, for $500. The build
ing Is on the first los ever sold in Deni
son.
The fire was undoubtedly of incen
diary origin.
wall, will have to be rebuilt. 1t Il
fully insured IN the Continental Il Fir,
Assurance company.
Some of the sIock 10 damaged consid
erably.
AT one time 1t was thought that tn
entire block would 90.
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The Julin Raker Crim..

KEY WrsT, Aug. 4.--Mate Walker,
OF The Julia Baker, who had been per.
sonating Capt. Lewis, the dead mas
Ter OF that vessel, was to-day ar
raigned before Commissioner Locke
on tho charge OF running away with the
vessel and dispOsing OF the cargo. The
testimony proved that tho master was
sick when the vessel sailed AnG
continued so for six days. Tho sixth
lay the man at the wheel saw the Can.
iain fall from his chair in the cabin. He
was pickedup by the Mates and the Stew
ard and laid on mattres on the
cabin floor. He was originally bound fol
Ilnidad. Arriving OH the 1artunatt
islands the mate sold deck load
of lumber and then went to Inagut
where he sold some flour aud
bread. Tho vessel was ther
aiken to ali uninhabited island, whert
she met small schooner. This meet
ing had probably been arranged at In
angua. The latter vessel took on boarc
20 barrels of flour and departed, tn,
Mate going with her. The Walker re-
turned with her in fve DAYS, havinl
been able to sell only
twelve barrels OF f1ur. Ii,
gave the small Schooner twent,
barrels Tor services and she left. The
stewart ran away in her jumping OF
board over the Julia Bakers stern
The latter came directly 10 thi
port where her cargo OF flour was offere,
for sale; 500 barrels. Walker, wa
held in bond OF 5000, for trial 1T tn
November term OF court,
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II. Il LEE.
A Letter written to III. Son rhir.y-rw.
Years Ago.

A Letter written to His Son Thirty-rws
Years Ago.
The original OF the following private
letter from Gen. Lee to his son was
found at Arlington House, and is inter
esting as illustrating a phase in his
character:
"ARLINaToN HEIauTs, April 5,lS52.
"MY DEAR SOM am Just in the act OF
leaving homo for New Mexico. NV fine
old regiment has been ordered " that
distant region. and i must hasten TO see
that they are properly taken care Of 1
have but little to add In reply to your
letters OF March %, "a and Is. Your lot
tors breathed true spirit Of
frankness; they have already
given myself and your mother
great pleasure. You must study 70 be
frank with the world; frankness IL the
child of honesty and courage. Say what
you mean to do on every occasion, and
take II for granted you moan To do right.
III friend asksa favor you should grant
II IL II Is reasonable; IL not, tell him
plainly why you can not; you will
wrong him and yourself by equivocation
any kind. Never do wrong thing 10
make friend or keep one; the man who
requires you 10 do so is dearly pur-
chased at sacrifice. Doal kindly, but
firmly, with all your classmates; you
will lind il the policy which wears best.
Above all, do not appear TO others what
you are not. Hyou have any fault 20
lind with any one, tell him, not others,
OF what you complain; there il no more
dangerous experiment than that of un-
dertaking to bo ono thing before n
mans face and another behind his
back. We should live, act and say
nothing to the injury OF any one. II 10
not only best as a matter OF principle,
but 1t Is tho path to peace and honor.
"ln regard to the duty, lot me, In con-
clusion OF this hasty letter, inform you
that nearly hundred years ago there
was day of remarkable gloom and
darkness known as the dark day
IA day when the light of the Eun was
slowly extinguishedA a. II by an ECLIPSE.
The Legislature of Connections was in
session, and as the members saw the
unexpected aud unaccountAble dark
ness coming on, they shared In the gon-
eral awe aud terror. IL was supposed
by many that the last day---the day
OF judgment-had come. Some one
in the CONSERVATION of the
hour moved an adjournment. Then
there arose an old Puritan Legislator,
Davenport of Stamford, who, said IL tho
day had como ho desired to DO vt his
place doing his duty, and therefore
moved that candles DO brought In 20
that the House could proceed with It's
duty. There was quietness In that
mans mind-the quletness of heavenly
4 wisdom-an inilexible willingness %
obey present duty. Duty, then, 10 the
sublimest word In our language. You
cannot do more; you should never wish
To do less. Never lot mo and your
mother wear one gray hair for any lack
of duty on your part.
"Your anectionato father,
.. :. II. l.. LHs.
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CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Distressing Accident at Fort Worth,
Result Of Handling a Pistol.
AN OLD PILOTS SUICIDE.
Tho Victims OF the United States Hotel
Crash = Criminal CArelessness-A
ConstAble's Desperate Deed
/, Horrors Aocurnulated.
Tn. Hotel Victims,


WARRINGTON, Aug. 4.--Ths body Of
young Hall was recovered this after
noon. Many people last night and this
morning asserted that complaint had
long since been made OF the condi-
Iion of the United States hotel, and
servants occupying the rear portions
nad been i'll constant dread, and work
nlen engaged in making repairs and
others had declared collapse Imminent
On Friday tho bar-keeper sent
4 complaint to the Inspector
OF buildings that the rear walls
were cAying and unsafe. This report
was received Saturday and referred by
an assistant, who had not reported il.
The back building adjoining had re-
Gently been found to be in had condi-
uon by the Health Inspector. An exam
nation Of tho debris showing that nearly
every brick taken out is almost entirely
free from mortar, indicating that dirt ana
sand instead of mortar had been used
IN the brick work. Altogether the back
buildings OF the United States hotel
was the worst constructed house to be
round anywhere. Ii the accident had
occurred one hour earlier there is no
ceiling how many lives would have been
.ost, ~ between forty and fifty guests
were mt that time taking supper In the
dining room.
1t was found necessary to-day TO null
down tho walls OF the srowning Coffee
dllls which adiOin the hotel.
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The Gas Well Riots.

PITTsBuRaH, Pa, Aug. 4.--The Grim
inal court room was crowded this morn
ing when the trial OF A. NJ. Bowser, OF
lrwins, Pa, Milton Weston, Chicago,
Archibald Blakely, Esq, Pittsburg, Pa,
Henry Remahy, William +. Miller
William Johnston and w. Mcfarland,
defendants in the Murrayville gas well
riots, began. The cases called, Gen.
Harry White, counsel for defense, asked
for time to make application to quash
the indictment, bat this was refused and
the defendants were arraigned and
pleaded not guilty.
A demand was made for separate trialt
on each Of the three indictinsnts, mur.
der, riot and felonious assault. This was
granted, and A. M. Bowser was placed on
trial for murder. The work of empan
cling The jury then began.
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SPECIAL SPRAY.


Rain In Harrison county yesterday.
Rain in McLennan county yesterday
Rains in Williamson and in Travis
counties.
Estray sales at Bclton caused a crowd
here yesterday.
Rain is news; dry weather ~ not
Please take a hint.
Miss Rachel Holmes, beautiful and
accomplished young lady of Santa Rosa
Colorado, is visiting the families of A.
l.. Fairchild and W. B. Newsome, oil
Mckinney.
Major. w. NJ. Bush. President OF
pOleynac Brigade association, left Me.
Kinney this evening for Dallas. Col. r.
IL. Murray and family leave tomorrow
lor the Dallas reunion.
Dock and Oliver Peguis OF Longviow,
to-day rented IA store-rO0Iu III AbiIone in
which they will establish branch dry
goods store. Dock will remain here and
Oliver will return To Longview.
Anthony Walker, who Is in tho IIar
fison, county Jail on conviction OF
murder with the death penalty attached,
has turned preacher, with his fellow.
prisoners as "A congregation.
A Mckinney speciel says: This morn
ing our city is called upon to mourn the
loss of two most estiinable ladies. Mrs.
w. 5. Cloyd and Mrs. A. Rhine. Mrs.
Clovd has lived long In our city and won
the love and affection of all.
Commissioner Joor, for the Bra1os
| county district, has given notice that he
will he In Bryan Friday and Saturday
lor the purpose OF getting tho people Of
al la.
county well represented at tho New Or
leans Exposition.
About one hundred mounted men
leave Mckinney Tomorrow for Dallas.
| Several wagon loads of visitors passed
through Mckinney yesterday en- route
TO Dallas. They spent the night with an
old comrade, ]. II. jenkins, Ector's
brigade.
A most delightful rain fell at Round
Rock this afternoon, and also at Taylor
and Ilutto, and tho surrounding coun-
tr9. Farmers, merchants and cattlemen
are happy accordingly, for although
somewhat too late To insare full crOl
of cotton, IL il of almost incalculable
benefit to the country.
A Terrell special says: We had a
glorious shower to-day, which will won.
derfully amend our cotton prospect,
and help the fruit, which was suffering
very much. The people arc much en-
couraged by this generous rain, whicl
roverol, except the Kaufman district
the entire county, 80 far rs we coult
learp.
A Kildare special says: Rev. j. A
jackson closed his protracted meetinl
at the Baptist church last night. Thir
ty-two was added to the membershi
and twenty-six was baptized yesterda
ut the pool provided for the purpose
Prof. s. j. Rowe and quite number {
our best and most influential citizens
were among the number baptized.
A Lampasas special saws tho fire II
surance adlusters are on tho ground I,
the purpose Of settling the losses by. II
. late FIRE. Nearly all the delegates tot
Grand Lodge Of knights of Honor ha,
arrived. They will bo convened to-mo
row in the courthouse. flags are fog
ing from the front OF noarly all the bui
!" ness houses, and the city IL gay. III
y parations are complete for u JOYOUS III
h FOR the visitors.
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RAtaI Accident.

Fort WoRTu, Aug. Especial. "A
very sad affair occurred this evening A.
sho Union depot which will result in
The death OF boy fifteen years of age.
Frank Holloway, boy of sixteen and
Willie Gillespie had been examining two
pistols in the office of the Union New
company when the pistol held by Hol-
loway, y Southernor deringer, forty-one
talibre, was accidentally discharged, the
bullet entering Gillespie's body above
The hip on the left side and pcnetratinp
the bowels. The physicians say Giles
pie will die. Holloway is Wild with
grief at the accident. An officer ar.
festod him after the shooting but when
the facts were known he was released.
q. W. Gillespie, the boys father, is a
wealthy lumber merchant who came
from Atchison, Kansas.
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KING COTTON.
His Status Among ths Prsvi.sss, ,

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 4.-The National
Cotton Exchange reports july more IA
vorable for cotton, which has improved
10 points, bringing 1t up to 81 against s.
for June, and "a for Nav. On tho AZ.
lantic seaboard the rain fall has beeu
somewhat excessive, particularly in
south Carolina. A low temperature and
continued rain for the first
hMI Oh July was d;ssiyantageoup
TO the crop in North Cnrolina and in
Alabama the plant suffered from rain
and deficient cultivation. Nisslssipni
improved materially. West of tho Mis-
sissippi the condition has continued 10
advance with timely showers, but
Texas, owing to protraeted drputh. has
NOT made any progress, and the situa-
llon IN that State is veSy critical; for,
while the plant has stood the dry
weather extraordinarily WE'LL, 1T is now
losing ground and suffering for moist
uro
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RAILWAY RACKET.
An In,pectinr win Hopcful Re,ul

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. Ak. IL. Wade,
Superintendent Of Transportation OF the
Wabash road, who has just returned
from trip with Col. Talmage and other
officials over that line, state, this after
noon, that many chances for improve.
ment in the services have been noticed
during the trip, and that several ap-
puintments are soon to be made.
He said Col. Talmage had already ap.
pointed number of new division Su-
pcrintendents in different States, his
purpose being to carefully work up local
traffic, which no thinks OF great import
ance. MIR. Wade further stated that
line Of tho road, and that business prom.
ises to be very great the coming fall.
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EDUCATIONAL.
InlellIEen, poinr..

MoKISNEy, Aug. 4.-lSpocial.l Last
Saturday, at Elm Grove, upon the oc-
casion of the selection OF school trus-
tees, the people OF the community, led
by those hospitable gentlemen, Messrs.
Fields, Long and Shields, gave a picnic
which will long be remembered as a
Our worthy friend. j. b. Page, who by
the way Is a candidate for County
Judge, discourscd eloqucntly on n,
subject of education, Our County Troas
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oonVsneioH OF Iron and Steel Manufae-
tursrs-Shutting Down,

PIrTsBuRa, PA, Aug. 4.--Neariy all
the delegates to the National convention
OF the Amalgamated association, which
begins here tomorrow, have arrived.
The convention will be in session three
or four. days, and every State in the
Union, In which Iron or steel is manu-
Iactured, will be represented The Eibs
Iron works closed down to-day all de-
partmonts except the bolt factory, on
account OF lack OF orders and unsatis-
factory prices. GoaH, Hugus n Co.'S.
stove foundry will resume Tomorrow
At old wages, after suspension OF ten
weeks. The strikers arc jubilnnt and
claim that within week every foundry
ln'the city will be running aud paving
the wages demanded.
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He Drowned Him,

HoT SPRINGS, Aug. 4.--[Special. =
John Brumley, charged with the drown
ing of Thos. Shsdrick, had y hearing III
Paris and was held without bail. Ii
seems that Brumley and Shadrick, Oh
Thursday last, started skiff riding nenr
Roseville, and when about Md stream
became involved in q violent quarrel,
which terminated IN u scuflle, during
which Shadrick fell into the stream,
and il in alleged was dealt heavy blow
6y Brumley with an oar. Brumley made
Tor the shore and subsequently Shad.
rick's body Was recovered.
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Attempt At suIcIde-Court Meter.

GAisRsvILlB Aug. 4. - Especial -
Myrtle Davis, a variety actress, al
tempted to commit suicide this morning
by taking morphine. Physicians were
called IN time and she is now out OF
danger.
District court convened to-day, bui
nothing was done except empanelling
the grand jury.
Candidates five in number for District
Judge spoke here this afternoon in the
courthouse to u crowd.
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suicIde Of AN Old Pilot.

BROWNSVILLE, Aug. 4.--lSpecial.l r
John Webb, quite an old gentleman and
well-known here suicided early this
morninv, In Matamoras, by plum ;ing II
dirk into his heart. lie leaves "a large
family and was woll respected For
long tune he held tho position of bar
pilot and the only reason given for, the
decd was trouble over financial matters.
lie H. well connected. His brother was
City Treasurer for the past term.
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METEOROLOGICAL.
Lesde. Peterson. sr.

PITTcBuna, Aug. 6.--Lesds Peterson,
Sr., one Of Plttsburg's earliest and most
prominent business men, died Sunday
morning, In his ninety-third year. Mr..
the Pennsylvania Daily Advocate, one
the first daily ever published here /:
formed the first Board OF Trade; mann
factured the first cotton ond was largely
interested In the irsn industry Of the si ty
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urer, w. NJ. Bagley, also discoursed
sweetly to the sovereigns.
The trustees of Mckinney selected q.
Z. Woodson as Superintendent Of Public
S.cnoois S.. ,or the ensuing year, l.. l.. Dye,
t'ucey Hill, assistants. The seIeotions
are good and augur well for school in
terests OF the town.
The school trustees OF community No.
q selected Prof. j. Ii. Allen az Princinal.
Miss Olivia Allen, assistant. This school
10 also taught in Mckinney, and il in
competent hands.
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"To G. W. Curtis Loo." " A' iA'


Fred Douglass says: "Srhurs Is mar
plot and professional foSelgner. who In
not entitled to, and who will have no
following to speak Of" OF Schurz, Frod
Douglas or any Of his race, should bo
the last to speak In tho terms
he employs. From tho time he reached
the age OF ~, Carl Schurz has been bat
Ting for personal manhood. Ho
was leader among tho Ger
mans, who assisted ut the formation
of the Republican party. Ills first
speeches In English wore made In Illi-
nois during the Senatorial contest bo-
tween Lincoln anh Douglass. Ho was
prominent In tho convention which
nominated Lincoln in isGO. Ito fought
Tor the emancipation aud enfranchiso-
ment OF tho negro with his sword
during the war ard With his pen aud
tongue sinco. A representative OF the
colored race who callos Carl Schurz q
"marplot aud n professional forcignor'l
to-day dishonors himself.--lC AZ
News.
Every smoker should try sIitti,
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Tried for Murder--A rhre.,.

GArEsvILLr, Aug. 4. 4.-ISpeciai.l Bin
Miller, Jim Miller and Jim Gould are
having a preliminary trial for the muir
der OF John Coap. The evidence Is
strong against Bill Miller.
John Hammereck, . respected and
law-abiding citizen, received an an
nonymous letter to-day, threatening to
hang him. No clue.
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A Prud.n, omse,

NEw IoRK, Aug. Agent o'Connor,
of the Monarch Steamship line, says
that Capt Huggett, OF the Lydian Nom
skillfull OF officers. The steamer had
si1 weeks provisions and he has no
doubt that the vessel will arrive safely.
to port.
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The Soldier. nom. seapdal.

DAYTON, o., Aug. 4.--The Congress
sional Investigation ofthe Soldiers Home
10 now In progress here. The committee
consists OF Generals Rosecrans, Slocum
and Representatives Murray and Steele
Cutcheon. A number of witnesses have
been examined and considerable I'm
portant testimony had been taken up to
noon.
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NEW YORK, Aug. A special dis
patch reports the lynching of ten ne
groes In Northampton county, Vn., bv q
gang OF Italians. The story Is very Inn
probable and unconiirmed. TIE place
IL remote from telegraph.
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Through ,Jcalo,,sy.

ABILENE, Aug. 4.--.Spceial.l-A. G.
s'oggin, II constable, last night went to
a house Of bad repute aud through jea-
ousy shot Lizzie Dickerson through the
lungs. lie then committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head. lie
was buried to day. The woman is yet
living.
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officials Saturday. The victim was a
sailor on the steamer Acapulco, which
had come direct from Panama. After a
thorough investigation by the health
authorities the case was pronounced one
OF ehagres fever and orders issued to
bury the body at once.
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Aid For str,kcrs.

NRw YoRK, Aug. 4,--The Bricklayerst
Union this morning distributed 81, see
among the strikers. Each received 81
per day.
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Under Extrndition.

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 4. - Especial. -
Morrison, the telegraph operator, who
swindled the Traders National bank out
OF 1880, arrived to-day under guard.
lie does not deny the charges.
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County Cnurt Notea.

BRYAN, Aug. 4.-ISpecial. J. County
court began this morning with good
docket. The days work resulted in
three convictions and one acquittal.
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New York, Aug. A case OF sudden
death from disease resembling yellow
fever was investigated by the health
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GALVESTON, Aug. 4.--Arrived: Steam
ship !. Z. Harris, from brownsville, anc
sallod, Morgan City.
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Fall and Winter, 1884.

HiTing placed our orders before the
he adTanee, In anticipation Of a pro.
ItIsus season, We are oVerstocked In
En, lines and offer inducements to
uiA and prompt time customers second
Ano house In the country.
Conservative merchants, who, IN
TtU Of the uncertain condition OF crops
nithe strlngency Of the money mar.
ht are unwilling to place orders with
iNtsrn JObbers before they can know
Aneeds Of thelr trade will find our
Nue q convenient depository from
'ieh to draw their supplies quickly
ndh such quantities astheir trade de.
lnds, it Boston and st. Louis prices.
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MARINE.
Port New York,

NEW York, Aug. 3.--Arrivod: City
Of Rome and City of Chicago, Liver
pool.
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LONDON, Aug. 3.--Arrived out Austrs
Westphalia and bohemia,
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LIVERPOOL.
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"a. rniyersally Acknowledged that
RRTiN { BRADSHAW, 5l5 Elm St
p Are Headquarters for
%APLB and FANCY GROCERIES
YIN At Bottom Prices.