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Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-26
The gu11rna1 and Gnuriet.
Wednesday, August 26, 1885.
SOME CONsISTENCY.

The ''sweep' so far has been cleanest in the internal revenue department of the pub lie service. Of the eighty-three Republican collectors sixty y-four have already been sue ceeded by Democrats. And, as the clerks and deputies of the collectors do not come within the scope of the civil service law, the Republican employees have rapidly given place to Democrats. As might be expected, this change has made trouble. One collect or in the West got into such muddle that hs had to go and beg Republican whom he had turned out to help him right matters. And distillers and manufacturers have not been slow to perceive that the new officers and their clerks and deputies are so igno- rant as to allow old tricks of evading the tax to be played with success.
 The Democrats can find nothing to brag about in this state of affairs, and the eager ness with which they have seized the reve- wump Brooklyn Union shrewdly and forei- ply points out, they have now become the victims of their own denunciations. The Democrats, even in Washington's time, were in favor of free whisky, and ever since collectors of internal reve- nue have been called by them "oppressors, 1, "myrmidons of power," etc., etc. The Union very properly remarks: One would have thought that so soon as the Republican party should have been s'dethroned," suc- cessors to these oppressors could not have been found. Founds They did not wait to be sought out. On the contrary, the very orators, little and big, who last year wished to tar and feather their predecessors for the infamous business they were engaged in, made application. Several ex-menbers of Congress who had been elected (so they said) because they denounced the internal revenue and it's collectors became eager candidates to succeed these collectors, and some of them have been successful Now the embarrass- ing question is, Are these new collectors
 "oppressors" ? Some of them are the very men who denounced the oppression, and are local leaders of their party.
 The point made by the Union is a good one. It will be interesting to see how the southern Democrats will get along with their Democratic oppressors
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-26
1rly 0nn1s.

About the only things in our Cotton Dress Goods Stock not likely to sell were a lot of fine Scotch Ginghams at 4oc yard and some French Sateens at 35c. They were too fine quail ties and too high priced. They are just as fine now, but the price has been made 18c. They are a bargain.
 We looked through the En- broidery Stock last week and found some short lengths some soiled pieces some pieces which have been with us too long. We laid out a table full of bargains. In the lot are some at SOC which were marked $I and $I.25, some at 25c which were 75c, some not marked down as much, but all very cheap and positive bargains.
 Remember please that we have made reductions in the prices of all our Dress Goods, all our Black Goods, all our Silks and Velvets. Remember please that all our fine Summer Gloves are down below cost. Remember please that Fans and Parasols are marked at prices to close out stock at once. Re member that the best bargains in markdown goods are always to be had of
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-26

Weary GlObe-Trotter ReneWs His First LOve-On the Shores of the Beautiful New York Lake-The Changes in Four Years-Pen Sketches by tho WaY-The Illumined Fleet.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-26
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The action of Captain F. H. Bowling of Tole- do, who. has abandoned the Republican party because of dissatisfaction with the platform adopted by the Ohio Republicans, should not be too harshly judged. There is good deal of excuse for it.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-26
LIEBIG COMPANIES EXTRACT Ol
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT Ol

MEAT. To be had of all storekeepers, Grocers and Chemists. Sole Agents for the United States, Wholesale only) c. David & O., Fen
 church avenue. London, England. je25 tfoaw
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-26
UNDERTAKING

promptly attended to, night day, with
 Bodies preserved without ice in the best manner Also Sole Agents for Washburns Deodoring and DisinfectIng Fluid.
 new lot of Folding Chairs and Stools to rent for parties or funeral. jy8
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-26
RAIGHEInR,S CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
GRATEFUI-COMFoRTTNG.
EPPS'S COCOA.

EPPS'S COCOA.
 BREAKFAST.
 .sBy a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutri tion and by careful application of the fine proper, ties of welselected Cocoa, MT. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with delicately favored bev- ,rage which may many heavy doctors bills. It is by the judcious of such articles of diet that constitution may be gradually built until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hun to attack wherever there is weak point We may escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and properly nourished frame "-Civil Service Gazette.
 Made simply with boiling water ln or milk s, soio JAMES EPPS 6 Co., Homeopathic Chemists, ,aoot,,aS London. England
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-26
Education.
WEST END INSTITUTE. Mrs. s. L. Cadyss English, French and
 German BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

YOUNG LA HE'S AND MISSES Commences the fall session Thursday, Sept. 24th whenit will enter it's sixteenth school year. For terms etc.. send for circular to Mrs. S. L. Cady, 99 Howe street, New Haven, Conn. An early applica tion is desired. jy25 2m
Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-26

TRAINING CLASS FOR
 K N ID E E G A H " N E ER (. MISS BROOKS Training Glass for ladies who wish to become Photographers will open Sept B, 1885. Address Miss Angeline Brooks. 15 Home Place, New Haven, Conn. iy1Ssawtoc1
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-24

WANTED
"a ANTEU. store fixtures That are Ia good
W condition. Aiifcs, = % box 80.
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File, are frequently preceded Toy %
sense of weight in the back, Joins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient To suppose hr has SOME
affection of the Kidneys or ueighhor-
ing organs. Al times. symptoms of
Indigestion are present, llmuIcncy,
uncasinyS> ct the stomach, etc. A
moisture like pcrspiratiou producing
n very di>agrccablc itching. after get
ting warm, is II common attendant
Blind, bleeding and itching piles yield
at once To the application of pr. Bo-
Sanko'> Pie Remedy, which nct- di-
rcctly upon the parts effected. absorb
ing the tumUr-. allayiug the intense
itching. and cllccting - permanent
cure. Price jo ccnt- Address the
l)r. Bosanko Medicine Co.. pilua, Co
Sold by w Williamson ~ Co.
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il, ,VI the quotations

NV hhhh f'lA ms
NKw NuRK Juy - Futures closed
,teisty q toI points lower
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this awful confession created. Thou.-
and- refused to bcliyc II, saying the
girl was dcmcnted and pointing to a
supposed hereditary taiut of insanity
which had come TO her from her
grandfather. George H., n AN argu-
mcnt She was, however, tried, aud
not only maintained the iruth of her
confession, but pointed out corrubor-
aiing circumstances winch had c--
raprl the notice of the police. on
course she was convicted and the
other poor girl pardoned for the crime
she had never committed. Then Com
stance was sentenced 10 death, but in
/ tcrest was made in favor of conmu-
tation. Her youth and beauty plead
/ ed strongly for her, so did 81 certain
feeling that, while confession wa
clearly proven not TO have resulted
from inherited insanity, the deed H.
self might have done. Her .culcnc,
wa, COMMITTED To- penal -crViludc loI
life, aud good beha' ior brought III,
ticket ui leave mentioned i'm ycster
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Sick Headache.

One single dose Of Bshey's Saline Aperisnt
n.,l ,rc ii nine time. "a ten rises e. tn, mid
81 hest anl .hrapcst substitute tor Pin. IN the
world. II cures constipation, b.lousnrss, Sic
soulth IA, SICK hcslat he heart bum 4cd stnuAeh
fehcs,s indigestion, retfeshrs and inSise'4iet
the weh and feeble. cheers The depressed, acts
gently u;nn the liver and kidneys, all4's sYmp-
trIsul4trs the hug ct bile iniisatcs the panEs ui
Hheunatism, leanses the stomach and keep. he
BRAIN gool aud citar
H hru fuu ured purgausc-trr A. l.affr
BIt'lrs g. cuts u H. As pleasant a. Etsa' .
Il 4u.il .Irf. sid essls,.teTD
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In the county cour, yesterday the
following case, were disposed of ".
T. NrKoWn, assault, Was lined -. Ed.
CourtWright arrested for not work.
Ing the pubhc road. was tried aud ac-
quilted: Lcaudcr Jones. -wiudlme,
not guilty; Harriet Williams. lncl1
tined $50; Harriet went To wii; l. r.
Woodward, aggravated assault and
battery, 50. Here the court rested.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-24

Security indemnity in the =. -. A
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ABOUT TOWN.


lhc Iptu lOi W AGO.
Protection inthe +. Il. \. secured
at cost based on mortality.
y great bargain in ror-et- this
week, at Levine Bro
WA. Miller keeps constantly ON
hand "A good supply OF feed.
Best OF every thing kept 10y W \
Miller, grocer, Austin street
The prices OF l;agIand's goods defy
competition from ANY quarter.
II yon want good and reliable
smokers articles, 20 to Hers.
ANY quantity ot newest patterns in
law n>, ut only 3 cents. Levine Bro :.
new arrival of boys knee pants
at ~, >L25 nG SljO, at Lew me
Bro. :
The programme AT padgitts park
to night l. one which viii entertain
you
Look at those elegant Linen Din
dies, AT 10 cents per yard, ut Levine
Bros.
Poor men cannot afford to live
without protection. The +. Il. y.
oilers The best
Ragland HAS the finest assortment
OF JcWclry and watches ever brought
to this market.
why 90 in foreign companies
when YOU have better organizations
at home the very best +. Il. y.
Collars Collars, Collars b cents.
10 cents. ID cents, worth double and
treble the money, at Levine Bro. ).
just low you can't Afford to wait
too luuo; had better consult at once
IurhCi $ column tor simple remedies.
the monster disease is in the land.
We must rroruaniIc MI our drpurt
imcnt,. So look out for extraordinary
doiu.. next week at Levine Bros.
have moved my OIL &C to Castles a
Morusons drug store
". l.. BARKER. NJ. u.
Hewitt is doing an immense bu,i
mes, in the grain line Five or six
ears are loaded AT this station every
daN.
Grain rcceipts were small yr,tcr-
day. About 900 bushcl. of wheat
and 200 bushels of oats beinu The
total amount
Ice cold sndn w,,nr o,d rurn fruit
Juice syrup. nj W 4 Williamson 4
Cos drup store. iOg Au.tin street.
Tr, orr ,yrnn orid nhn.,,bntns
The Ey,,tivrp -. nnn.iinr. wnr,
remembered Inv fine tr,nnrr.urr toll. d.
last uiuht and - LnuutihI ,uunly of
cake was som 10 tbr otlirr
Cigarette smoker, pre- cr OpcraPuh
brralI,r ihr, do moi stirk tn thrlin
The entertainment nt padritt's park
49,; an 81 49,. 1.
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WARDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
LADIES

SANtvitIY rvSs
4 famous institution The HiHmuN number
T1G. Attendance l~-t>i, 3,u. from sixteen
-tatrs. Tho Ust ,'-~tuu hcsius sept. D. l>e'
l'ntrouitr This college For catalogues. spectral
arrangements. aud conveyance tu Nashville.
address e. ruttou Prof OF muthcmhiic. and
Gru1 Agent. Dallas rrvnH. Professor Patton
b. also connected with the -uuthcru school
agency. aud sin supply schuols and colleges
with teachers with positions Institutions ia
states huYv been supplied
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-24

Prairie may pet ton. H4t-
Lumber.
RouRn, peer n II pJ tnurug I. W siding
ycupW pine Do a. siding, Wulte pine. - ~
siding pnulHr o. W cvi.iu yellow pine. - ~
ceiling white pine $50 49, r.lliuE. poplar. 1s tr
>muao- best cyPfees, peg " I ~ shingcs,
second boost cypress. 49, Shingles heart PIN"
uu lui-h,us lumber pup.Hf p'r N, 30 OD hn
.-h,ug lumber, white pine ~ uJ
Drugs.
QuIHur. 7nnui ."e J.r oYurr.
Ayla, -IluuIlr, pcr rtruu5. 81 IN. ciirr. per
.lc pSglr rrr .'r i'c tor'Rrir powdered pet
a4u Arabic select, per 10. ,oc AS fcoiita.
% tp uU rrupphuf % 200 lr opium -, tu 81,
oils lrfgam"t 7onicr-on p"t 10 @lU irm
green. 3 90 olive. Malaga. If
puH-h- Bromide per %. A. 90 io"ioiidc 30
slides and retry.
Hides hf} Mint 10 t"l5,c. dIY salt 10 ." llc
Tcgu sul.i % To- &c.
Feitri's- Deer sklnS, i3 Q" l'r antelope lO %
l''s seal skins, % 10 eoc. sneep peIts a. pei
WOOL ~ to p1c. shcsruugs, 10 90 l5g.
I0liuw irime, ''sc tallow grease, a, 20 81
F'e''"' ''''"" to '', woo 80 De-
Wooi-Fuc twelve months growth l'al'd
meiIpm. twelve months growth, 'al,. inc
t.um Hs months growth l4"l,' contse
GroCcrics.
Hscou- Short curar &C.,
/ Noo--,.-Loui.iane ucw. 3oto,'c Losislau
'Colr-fair loN to l2r prime Rio. ~. u
+ sc choice ia". o. lp lsac r,ahorry - 20 8
f -utHi--EfuW rnDaD s g.. ln1tD white
. Flour Ordinary prf l"u lbs. ~ ~ p ~ fam
I 81 -7, pHl"n' process. $50 go 5'l fancy pat
iut. A2iH i.7a. rye. per rarrci '14
Oal meal lla.i barrels. 40 lo 40 grits, bar
cosr.c Salt per bare. % daily. a2,
Elrg.' h"i'c Lu4lslHHN * per no. pflm
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A TICKET OF LEAVE.
queen NiCtotia's Niece blood
Confessed Muide,ess.
AFTER twenty Wears Of Penal
setNituip She Is Released
Under surveillance.

''""' >"e Is Increase"
Iud,, s,,,c;,,,,
SATURDAY $ cable brought little
item OF news winch reNiNrs the mcm-
DRY oil one "i ih' most remarkable
crimes recorded III the history OF En-
shsh irAlN. me item rau to the eff
le'' thal 'ohsiail'c N'ht convicted
l"ohIN-uN' years AGO OF the ioadc'
iluruer had received a ticket of lcM e..
ne woman mus briefly mentioned
was nj the time OF the commission oil
the CRIME Young girl of ID. or there
ahoutS and the victim was her Swear
on nan brother Arthur Kent The
event acquired uhu>llal prominence
owns l" the relationship all the par
lirs immediately concerned bore TO
'hr queen
Nlllam henl, the father of Con
stance ana "i the murdered child. was
Va gentleman ul private fortune living
/ NJ place called toadc. lie was
! aA'u 10 ne, ana inc statement wa,
never tohlfaul'tcu, All lllr9ltlmaic
son Oh me puNe OF Nen' fourth son
~ 'VarSc H., anu lAthrr OF Queen
'Iorla' anu ms = lNate fortune " as
supposed TO nave come FROM tins roNal
source. ME- Ncht was 4 gentleman of
Yuici ana cultivated tastes enjoy ing Il
me OF Icttered case. Ills first wife,
lhother OF Constance, having died
Whch she. the eldest OF his children,
was 'oout ~ or II years OF age, he
employed ladY "t education a. GOV
L ~
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COMMERCIAL.
Cotton.

GALVESTON. July The following Il
ID comparative statement of cotton receipts ut
thc principal markets tl. iay sui the same date
.h~f NuuI
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Chirtrns-p.r 1,,o,, y "a "a . m ,,,l.ys 8 m
to se
FvA ,-Srpc per lozcu
Wutt.r thnlcr spstaru n to ~, couutrv If
tc ~
ara O. &c. STANDARD %. Cords No ffc
Cords S. t,t Warren FAu,, ~. r Aino>
kcur A e. Toe
uIrkoD stripe, Rock River brown AMI blue.
90 Hamilton &c.
tIurharu. Rates check ~. Warren trry 4
Bro 81. Slut,l.yIIIr check SNt. pup4llru
fancy -.,D Gordon dress $50 Arlington
chccn $40.
thtmhr, flat assorted sprir, shades Toe.
Ffcu,n stripe Aui check. ln. Frcu,n spring
hadcs iN. iutu. check 10
ChrN lots Everett %. Colombian ar.
ron Az \ p4,c kiuptuu l. T. lu. Riverside
plail> round tlfrnI NJ.
Fuur, Dress Huols- Rfo,alcs. l0. Figured
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MARRIAGE GUIDE,


eco Pages, Fine Plates.
Fcsput s'u'h and sit huiny ,ea,i DOC. IN Po',.
sss or currency. over ihs nirr'li psn p-tf.s RIO
shoe 60 NE sr.rs the fu opIus ,Jecss
vhe may m.rr'-h NOT Why manhood uamanh1oi rht+i-
cal freHt .iee" OF e. ssey and hos life Soi hap
tinsssmsY b. iu-rs.-i the phrsoosy - r-ousou snj
mAus more Those n.i.i or contemplating marriage stous
-. H. u ons Co - rAi ht Alait yer.sa4 thea s,qt
unisr ~ anas Popular sJu s.ae paper cover 2oas
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NJ mi.


Wool Asuy, utm ui uuchurri Tub
washed luu-' uuNusucd ioH1u.., ickiN lO"
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G,INE>ruN. July @. -9I"t closed u'L "h'
sixteenth bower
cross i,,c.ut-. , -uivs1 Export. stock.
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Apple Nome BOA murkyt
Lemons .l' a. 49, per box
Sweet putHtpc- None lu thy market
Oulnus 3 tigi uo per barrel
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IGOR SALE OR RES "A comfortable btirA
L cntnEc ou suutn Fourth street
LANCET or NT~uN
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uAtyE,rus. Iuis IS -FuurcS "pcHvi barely
stya Is ruled duIl upd olo>cd steady S,nethiN
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-09
Personal.


w. d. ST. CLAIR is about to put SOLO, 900 into
new daily IN Chicago,
BARON TAUCHNITz is to make 1.-THE Bread
Winners" No. 2,24s in his collection of English
books.
A CINCINNATI woman married her adopted
son, ana was 20 happy over the event that the
Judge sent her to the house OF correction for
twenty days
g. W. CHILDs will leave Elberou IN about
three weeks Tor Wootton, where he will re-
main until Christmas. Archdeacon FArrAr
will be his guest there during his visit TO
Philadelphia.
CHESTER A. ARTHUR is now the lion OF
LenoN, where he Is receiving all eorts Of at
tentlon. including numerous dinner invita-
tiOns, and Secretary whitney has invited to
the same charming resort President Cleve-
hand, who may go there before the season IS
over.
DIR. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES. who cele-
brated his 10Th birthday on Saturday. ia
willing % live tiliS'eighty IN the shadcH "a
ko- no puts it, Just to show the young fellows
what good living, invariabe good temper and
temperate. not teetOtal habits, with iudleious
use Of tobacco. will do.
MRs La,,GrRY and Fred Gehhard have been
I'D Bouognc. IS Jay ihe' yiHittd m" gtm-
bling tA1isv OF the CaAno, and hy night toe
public dnncinR roo,n Of This resort A. they
were walfEtng Together Fred'a feet sltpped
from undo him. aHd he fell prdaira His
partner went tumhilnh stttf, "A cOrrOJpOn-
dent says that the Casino has since been
deneely packed with an eXpectant multitude.
A NOVEL PAPER from the pen and pencil OF
". HAM ton Gibson Is promised for the
OctOUer Hiryeg's under TIE titic OF Back
yard studies" MIR. Gibson astOulshed him
self one fine morning by counting, iu his bit
of city garden. Is by ~ feet, not less than "a
different species OF plants, many ~ them
among the most curious, though the most
c0mmOn, of vegetable forms. City and
country people alike Will be interested In this
strange revelation. the interest OF which Is
enhanced 10y Mr.. 6ibson's delicate drawings
GENEyIEvE WARD ia, it is alleged, the hero
Inc OF a dramatic romance. During her re-
cent season ia New Zealand she was greatly
annoyed by the attentions Of the Maori King
She writes TO friend that he seemed to be
fascinated with her, and attended every per-
Torrance Ia which she took part. He finally
secured an interview and asked her % marry
hiIn. A he Is already the pos-essor NJ several
wives Miss Ward declined the offer. The
King thought this her reason for refusing
hun, and he at once offered to kill his other
wives, - that abe should have no occasion for
Jealousy. Il will be quoted 10 her credit that
she refused 10 comply.
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Guxton-A Growing Town,

There is no town in the State that has
made more progress in the last two years
than Guyton. Its location in the health
giving pine lands, and its proximity to Sa-
vannah, to which 1t is accessible by three
trains day on the Central railroad, one
, of them special, have made il faYOrite
place of residence for a large number OF
Sayannahians, and also planters, whose
plantations are along the rivers. A mum.
Der of new and elegant residences has been
erected in the last year or TWO,
and the town is rapidly assuming the ap-
pearaRce of a city. Efingham county, in
which duyton is situated, is noted for its
sturdy, industrious people. Many Of
them are descendants OF the GOd-fearing
Salz burgers, who found in Georgia, and
under the care Of Oglethorpe, an asylum
from religious prosecutions. Crime and
lawsuits are almost unknown in the
County. The people OF Guy
ton are, however, not salts
fed with its quiet prosperity, but are
seeking, as the people OF all other live
towns in the South are, to make their
town a centre for trading by developing
the adjacent country. The Ogeechee
river runs within five miles Of the town,
and beyond is the thrifty couaty Of Bull
loch, with large farming population,
who have wants to supply and the money
with which to buy what they want.
The people Of the two counties and the
citizens of GuytOn have decided TO build
bridge across the river, and construct
good roads on either end. Col. Morgan
Rayls, OF Guyton, and Capt. 5. Il. Grover,
eff Arcola (BuilOch county, were in the
city yesterday completing arrangements
for building the bridge
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-09-09
INDEI TO new ADVERTISEMENTS.

MEETINGS ~ Pulaski Loan Association
Golden Rule Lodge No. -, /. O. o.
SPECIAL NoPiCEs-The Anheuser- Busch
"Faust" Beer; Important 90 Policy Holders
of Cotton states Life Insurance Company.
AUCTION SALEs-W atches. Jewelry, etc,
and Furniture, and Mules, by d. Z. Kennedy.
WANTs-An Energetic Canyaaser; sftua-
ton by Young Man; A Young Lady as As
sistant Bookkeeper; A Jewish Young Man
Acquainted with Dry Goods and Clothing
Trade: Employment by a Thorough Book
keeper; 4 House Girl; Purchasers for Fruit;
Position in the Cotton or Naval Stores
Trade: Two Men to Milk; To Rent a Small
Dwelling.
For REST-Four Connecting Rooms; 8
Connecting Rooms.
For SAER-An Upright Piano; A Baby
Carriage
BOARDTNG-At Mrs. J. A. Rogers
SEA ISLAND BAGGING-Muir. Duck worth.
CIGABETFEs-shog, BijOu and Scotch Cap.
TIE PERFECTION OF THE BREWERS ART
George Meyer. Agent.