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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-18

Jan. 81 am getting little bit irritable
/ notice, and several of my friends have
called my attention to it. A policeman
first mentioned it to me down town. Guess
we can fix it up for S. or Sc. I shall have
to get a new coat and, perhaps, new nose.
/ cannot tell you yet as to the nose. When
the swelling goes down, so can see over 1t
better, shall be better able to judge. At
present it shuts out the landscape a good
deal and gives me a sinister expression.
Jan. 4.-Went out walking in the woods
to-day. The air was crisp and frosty. /
strolled over about where | threw my pipe
along in the later part of the year 49, !
did not want the pipe, and yet, when found
it, after searching three or four hours, / felt
q secret thrill of pleasure. l do not know
why. I brought it home thinking it might
be convenient for some one who had no
pipe. and who might still be a slave to the
abominabIe habit. l have in my mind a
party who might thus be benefited. He is
a young man of great promise, and none
knew him but to love him, none name him
but to praise. I will save the pipe for him.
He will be pleased and gratified. He is my
wife's first husband.
When l started out 1 announced in this
volume that I would quit the use of tobacco
and keep diary. 1 shall continue to do so.
making, however, a slight change in the ar
bacco and quit the use of the diary. This
taken in exchange No additional charge
for the four days work already done on the
work.
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SUNDRTES.

SUNDRTES.
Cases Mixed Pickles,
Cases Horse Radish,
Kegs Soused Pigs Feet,
Kegs Spiced Lambs Tongues,
Kegs Chocolate,
Sacks English Walnuts,:
Sacks Soft Shell Almonds,
Bales Wrapping Paper extra quality,
Sacks Texas Pecans, extra large,
Dozens Brooms,
Cases Fresh Eggs,
Cases Laundry Starch,
Sacks Raw Peanuts.
These Goods are Fresh: were: Bought
livery low, and viii be Sold at the
Lowest Market Rates
CASH PURCHASERS
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How Paganini Played.

How did Paganini play? Now like an
angel, now like a demOn-never like
mortal man. Such sounds assuredly have
never yet been drawn from a violin. In
fact. they were no real violin sounds; they
sounded like the roaring of the storm, like
the surging of the sea, like the ringing of
the trombone, like the thunder Of battle,
like the chimes of a bell, or the song Of
bird, like the anguish and despair of man,
like moaning, and signing and whining,
and weeping. And when his G string
walled then tears came through the eyes
from the listening hearts of men, tears of
sadness and delight.
His performance had the effect Of flashes
of lightning in a dark room. While he
played a nervous tremor went through his
whole frame, shaking, thin and specter-
like as it was, and from his gloomy eyes
there flashed a deeply-seated, raging fire.
With the last stroke Of the bow the player
sank completely exhausted upon his chair.
His technique is the purest chromatic
roulades, his wonderfully. clear information,
even in humorous biGarreries, his broken
accords across all the four strings,
from the lowest depths up to the
giddiest height, his hageOlet pas
sages, his enrapturing piZzicato
play. while the bow was simultaneously
PLAYING wonderful melodies his rapid
octave playing upon the G string. his sill
very chime of bells, his fortissimo which
drowned the whole of the orchestra, fol.
lowed Immediately by the sweetest, most
charming pianissimo, and that was incon-
ceivable or incomprehensible, and, there
fore, also indescribable. Even the best
violinists of Berlin shook their heads and
said: We do not comprehend it; that is
superhuman. If we had not heard and
seen this performance we should not be-
heve it. And yet Paganini died a poor
man
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Egyptian Women on the Nile.

The only primitive costumes we saw
was on the first day after leaving Assouan
on the left hank-the country of the Kali
abseh-where the young ladies simply
wore round the loins a fringe composed of
thin leather strips. The married ladies
were clothed to the feet. CuriouslY
enough, the women on both banks hate
or dread being looked at through glass.
One l saw run away, screaming as hard
as she could; others at once cover their
blanching faces with their hands. 1t is q
fact not generally known that dark
skinned ladies blush white.
Others, again, anathematize you ac-
cording to fashion extending all over the
east. even among the Greeks of CONSTANT
nople, by holding up their hand palm out
ward, and jerking it towards you. This,
l am told, means: MAY five devils seize
you'll" If they wish to emphasize the
spell, they put up ten fingers. At some
villages, encouraged by the soldiers, who
flung biscuits from the decks, lads and
girls ran franticallY along the banks,
scrambling for them; to the great indigna-
ton of the landowners, over whose crops
they ran riot In vain these colored
gentlemen stood in the way, fiinging mud
and stones at them. They scrambled by,
and continued the chase as long as biscuit
was flung
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A Home Thrust.

Mrs. Proudpurse-It just gives me the
blues to read about these matrimonial mes
alliances. A girl should marry her equal
in wealth as well as in station, say 1.
Young Poorfellow secretly in love with
Mrs. Proudpurse's daughter)-I know of a
beautiful heiress who eloped with a boot
black
"Horrors!"
Her father forgave them.
'The fool"
Set him up in business.
"The old lunatici wouldn't recognize
one of that family, not for the world.
Well, what became of the insolent fellow
who had the presumption to marry so far
above him?"
"He is now Sir John Macdonald pre-
mier of Canada.
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An interesting Tradition.

In the early part of the eighteenth Cen
tury very old lady sat to Thomas Hud-
son, the portrait painter, who was born
in 1901. She told that artist that when
she was quite little girl she had sat to
Sir Anthony Vandyck, then in the
height of his fame, and living in great
state in the then fashionable quarter
of Blackfriars. On one occasion he led
her forth into long gallery attached to
the house. wherein were hung number
of his pictures. Remarking the white
ness of their faces, she asked him why
he painted them so pale. Il paint for
time" he replied. Time will darken
them, and posterity will thank me for it.
This utterance, providing at once his
knowledge wisdom, and jealousy for
his reputation, was repeated by Hudson
to Sir Joshua Reynolds, whose master he
was. Sir oshua told it to his pupil, James
Northcote, who repeated it to poor Ben
iamin Hayden; by Hayden it was told
to w. p. Firth, and by Mr.. FIRTH it was
repeated to Seymour Lucas. Thus, with
out the medium of ink or paper, has there
been handed down an interesting state
ment of one of the worlds greatest men,
uttered before the civil wars hurled
Charles from his throne.
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'MlI pipe 1UdS @ SOldce IUlte7I lonely"
sort of vice. But I wanted to get fat, so
one day when I was over at Bootjack
Camp threw my pipe over into the WOODS
as far as the strength of great resolution
could send it.
1 can still remember how it went hustling
through the air, and how 1 went hustling
through the air, the following week, on my
hands and knees hunting for it.
1t was about those days that l rashly re-
solved to keep diary. 1t hardly shows the
marks of use, but will sell it at reasons
able price to any one desiring an easy rum
ming diary, with a place in it to stick the
pencil when not in use. quote Few en-
tries from the same:
January 1, I8S4-Have resolved to quit
the use of tobacco and to keep a diary
showing what did each succeeding day. l
also desire to keep a strict record here of
my various private expenses, so that may
know from month to month where my
money has gone.
January 2-How gloomy everything looks
to-day. Made several New Years calls yes
terday, am told. In an unguarded moment
perhaps, did; but it was unintentional !
did not smoke, however, yesterday. feel
much better without tobacco in any form.
Think I am gaining flesh. l do not notice it
so much in my body, but my head and feet
are certainly much larger than they were
yesterday. How much more happy and
light-hearted we are when out from under
the thraldom of an old vice that has chung
to us for years ike-like vice, as it were.
Paid fifty cents for pound of marshmal-
lows to gladden. the children's hearts and,
while in a seaI-brown study on the way
home, ate them all. When quit the use
of tobacco notice that / want to eat every
thing I see. Came very near eating the In.
FAINT class at the Sabbath-school yesterday
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After They Are Gone.

Nobody's understanding is so much
superior to the rest of mankind as to be
missed in a week after they are gone
There is not a great banker that breaks
who does not distress more TeOple than
the disgrace Of retirement of the greatest
minister that ever presided in a cabinet.
Nor is there a deceased plowman who
leaves a wife and dozen brats behind
him that is not lamented with greater sim
cerity, as well as loss to more individ-
uals, than any statesman that ever wore a
head or deserved to lose it
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BIN Nyo valves a FiIthy Habit.


have again renowned the pernicious and
terrible tobacco habit Most every year
quit smoking and lead a different life for
several weeks, and it is a pleasure that I
would not forego. The joy of busting
long-established habit and asserting a
manly independence of it even for three
weeks, is a good thing.
Tobacco is a filthy weed-thatis, it is a
poisonous and venomous plant this week, 1t
win be so till further notice I remember
very well the struggle had to break of last
winter The doctor said never would
have flesh enough on my bones to catch a
shrimp if I didn't stop the use of tobacco,
so stopped. For weeks was uncertain
about whether I would renounce the pipe
or not. It was a solace to me when I was
lonely, it gave me much pleasure, and
seemed to me, after a stormy and tempes-
tuous career as postmaster, to be very mild
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-02-18
The Age of Decoration.

A young man called at the box Office Of
the Baldwin theatre the other day and
handed tue treasurer a suspicious looking
roll of paper.
"Please hand that 10 the manager,
said he.
The treasurer looked at it obviously.
"III give il TO him, if you like, he re-
marked; " but l might as well tell you that
he's got more manuscripts now than he
can shake a stick at, and he swore the
other day that if l took in any more plays
held
PLAY" said the young man, with a
snort; "playl-why, what do you take me
for, young teller? Do you think I'm a
play-writer7 No, sir I'm salesman in a
paper-hanging house, I am, and them is
samples of our new lines of papers.
The treasurer apologized.
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a Respectable Man.

Mr.. Carruthers used to relate with much
glee that he escorted the great Sir Robert
Peel to the battlefield Of Culloden, and
pointed out to him the graves of the High
land warriors who had been slain in that
fatal encounter.
Seeing a shepherd watching his tiocks
feeding on the scant heritage Of the moor,
he stepped aside to inform the man OF the
celebrity of his companion,
The information fell upon inattentive
ears. ~Did you never hear of Sir Robert
Peel?" inquired Mr.. Carruthers. Never
dud!" did, replied the shepherd. rs ii
possible you never heard of him? He was
once prime minister OF England. "
"Weell replied the shepherd, "he seems
to be very respectable mani"
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advertisements.

N. W. lIcChesney 6 Son.,
AZ Queen Street,
= 3 1 L
PACK AGES
Assorted Merchandise
Landing and to Arrive
Per NaripOsa 4 v. e. Irwin,
Consisting ingPart OF
Bbls. Flour, Golden Gate.
Bbls. Flour, Ell Dorado.
BbIs. Flour, Crown.
Bbls. Flour, Anchor.
SKIS. Potatoes, Best in Gunuies,
SKIS. Onions, Best Silver Skin,
SKIS. Corn, Best Whole,
SKIS. Corn, Best Cracked,
SKIS. Wheat, Best,
SKIS. Barley, Best,
SKIS. Bran Coarse and Fine.
SKIS. Beans, White,
!Sks. Beans, Red,
SKIS. Beans. Bacon,
SKIS. Beans, Horse,
SKIS. Beans. Lima.
Cases Meal, White Corn, 10 ID. bgs.
Cases Meal, Dat, 10 Id. bags,
Cases Wheat, Cracked, 10 ID. bags,
Cases Medium Bread,
Cases Nienacs,
Gases Elk Soda Crackers,
Cases Tins Coffee, Roast & Ground
SKIS. Green Coffee,
Gases Spices, Ass'td, all sizes,
Chests Japan Tea, 1 lb. papers,
Chests Japan Tea, u lb. papers.
Casks Whitaker's Star Hams,
Casks Standard Hams,
Crates Whitaker's Star Bacon,
Crates Standard Bacon.
Cases thanks Lard, ID. pail,
Cases Fairbank's Lard, 5 lb. pail,
Cases Fairbanks Lard, 10 Id pail
Cases Standard Lard, 5 ID. pail.
Cases Whitney's Butter, in tins,
Half Bbl. Butter, Pickle Roll,
Or. Bbl Butter, Pickle Roll,
Half Firkin9 Butter, Gilt Edge.
Or. Firkins Butter, Gilt Edge.
Boxes Raisins, London Layers,
4 boxes Raisins, London Layers,
Z baxes Raisins, London Layers,
Boxes Raisins, Muscatel.
| Boxes Currants,
Drums Citron,
Mince Meat, pals, Atmores,
Mince Meat, tins, Cuttings
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EROS.

Louise Chandler MouIton in The Manhattan
Fill the swift days full, my dear,
Since life is fleet
Love, and hold Love fast, my dear,
He IS 50 sweet.
Sweetest, dearest, feetest conner,
Fledgling of the sudden summer.
Love, but not too well. my dearl
When skies are gray,
And the autumn winds are here,
Love will away.
Fleetest, vaguest, farthest rover
When the SINNERS warmth is over.
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s. RAPHAEL WE'LL & co.
DRY GOODS LINE,

by buyers Honolulu,
via San Francisco in transit.
We beg further to call their attention long
house. honorable dealings and beg
spare pains deserve their
patronage
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11
CHARLESTON.
Ire, Association - Horses Lost Inc
shooting OF LittlePaGe-Sotes.
Spscic! % n Register.

Tres. Association Horses Lost The
shooting OF LittlePaGe-Note'.
Specie! h Register.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, September To-
Tie Press Association, which conyeues on
,bs I'D Instant, promises to De grand a.
far Governor Wilson has consented 10
deliver the address Of welcome. Aa!o'
Hyling will also crate on 5ehal. OF the ct,y.
4 Lat0uet in honor Of the quill drivers 10
ole OF the interesting features On the pro
Ylsmme, and the excursion TO "hite Sill
thur Springs IS another.
A pairot wagon horses were drowned
Al he !eyey Tuesday. The horses were val
o., a a, $500 and were the property OF L.4ca'
G,o Bros.. # West Charleston. The driver
Of the team. Mr. FiuZSa;e-, WAS badly IL
jured. ~ c---,-,
Tie shooting CT Tuesday OF Mr.. Charles
l5irtlepage, on Armstrong creek, near NJ
Cn-bcu. Fsyet;e county, news OF which was
,,!egrarEcd you at the time, Vas not so Sc
-.ols az was first thought, the injury proving
10 5e only a r!esh wound Mr.. Litllepage IS
the Junior mem5er Of the firm OF Anderson
4 L.lttlepage. insurance agents OF this CITY,
and the news OF the shoouDg causei con
.iderab,e alarm among his many friends
here "a the first report said he was badly
hurt AID would probably die. The man
uho lid the shooting was an empIoye OF
the Mt. Carbon Company, and bis name we
have been unable TO learn, after a most dill,
cent inquiry Two brothers OF the wounded
man lett on the 10 Is train last night TO
visit him. out had not retained at this
me. The wouli-5e ASSASSIN Is IL the
hands Of the proper officers We under
sand tn SHOT was fired at L':,lepage 3
csck without warning or sign .som the at
tacbjDy party.
Major .. D. Cooke. OF your city is here
s,tenoiu. 70 his duty as Supreme Court he
porter
The skatiu. rink season opens in this
CIV Thursday night q, the Capitol rink,
with q .rarG benefit 10 Gates band.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11

Pro Pgsrr.rny, The VS.. Virginia
Commissioner 10 the New O,lears ENDos.-
ton is III the city. Ills purpose is to call
on exhibitors =, the State Fair and induce
those who have articles deserving OF inter
nation comparison, Of which there axe
many 70 exhibit. them at n. great
fair OF the couu,rv. Nr PENolEroy's
la5ors are OF the most valuable character to
the State and should De heartily seconded
by practical help. lie hopes by renewing
and home jn,nrestia the resources
Of the State 10 have display thu, Will De at
least reasonably cred.ta5le, and no: dis
grace as il was las: season. JUS. here
parertheticaly W. may remark it w. don't
care 10 NANTES, any coucern in our own
general pros gcri,y as a commonwealth We viii
have hard time getting outsiders % h. i.
This is the age o. progress and conpa,j.io2.
Nearly all the States that have anything 20
otter are in the 7ace and taking itst and
second morey, while Wes Virginia is 6eias
distarced ever, time. no, because she hasn
the elements OF success, but because she
has been neglected and il, ksa, /, IS oaly
necessary to sPcad E,,le money On her and
she will come rapidly to the troa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11

bls,herski,e from q distance will take
the cake among the ladies ever time wn lie
the young men of the community are lett
IN, in the cold. Such csrelessuess is not
shown in any other business of lite. Aper'
son investing money in business partner
ship with any person is especially careful to
know all about the character and quahfca-
tiors OF his partner A person making
purct asses Of any kind, or entering into any
business contract, uses the greatest discre'
t;oo possible But not so in the hosts OF
contracts ike the one told Of IN Hinton.
Whenever proper thought is given such
,hipgs these oft recorded disappointments
will, to a grea, extent, disappear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11

Suvs Newspaper reports make the strange
disease in Clay county Amos, as dreadful
I'll, The cholera. Whole families are said -
De stricken down and the sjck suffering I'M
cared tor and ;ue dead lying un5uri@d Bat
such :rPo-.s axe veg hard 10 believe, When
it i, considered VIVA, terrible SORES were
circulated ~. o.er The country about STAR
Walton in some Of the Interior counties OF
this S,4,e during the pas, year. When the
r.ar facts are learned the reports will prove
10 have 10 more foundation than the s.arya-
Ton .tn-.es.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11

Tn. ..Fwrruu.F- altar that fr.usg.-4i III
Hilton, ". Va, O snor: time ayo. accom-,
Of which was given in TIL Ra"-rsE, is
but one OF the many o, similar nature
that are continually occurring. The younc
lady referred %, Miss l.,- NAg,Ns. WAS.
spoken OF as one OK the most accomplished
in Hinton aai Of aC!mpeacaa5.e character.
The being j. e. Eoa.scS, whom she mag.
ried Is described as man OF handsome 40.
peararca. aud polished manners iast
such o person as is intended 70 soon ingra-
tiate himself into the good Sraces Of those
with wkom he comes in c0n'sc.. Mss
WArN,NS was no: Pso2. against
his CHAINS and in q lev months after she
had met the strange, before she knew any
thur whatever o. MS history, married han.
AS hose aS'ug chances IN q lottery are
pretty CERTAIN 10 become victims 'o7 their
"@2' OF U'sc'e',oa' 50 this young lady too&
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The United States is aid % have about
a. much iu,ers>, in the disputed Caroline
Islands rs any other nation. American
i .sicuagies have done great deal TO de-
yelop the Islands and elevate the people
and thousands OF dollars have oeen invested
in schools and churches and considerable
trade has been 1uilj up
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11

E.W Bsu,>sER, Esq according TO the
Spirit Of Jefferson, has Withdrawn from
the editorial management OF the Chsrs-s
town Democrat Mr. & IS a bright young
LAWYER and will. no doubt drso,9 ais entire
time On he law
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11

AxywuyRE between fifteen and twenty
thousand is the estimate placed upon the
number OF persons thai passed into the TAR
grounds yesterday. If the weaker IS soot
10. 5ov the number will be much larger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-11

The NcLure House rotunda swsrmed 80
with politicians and their friends last night
,ha, i, looked ike wai,ing for returns after
8 Presidential election.
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER IL. 1888

THERE we're several eisitors al the talr
Yesterday, and i, wasn't a very good day
for fairs either.
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SCHOOL

NF WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
~ Gen. u. ". G. Lee, President. Instruction b,
textbooks and printed lCc,Orss, with courses O'
Lectures OIL special subjects By eminent iursu
Tuition snd lees $50 FOR session OF nine months, pa
gur ing September II. For catalogue and fan In.
formation, address Chas. A. GraTes, Professor
Jau Iarlpptnn Va iyGrh
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" observer" Again.

= '. IT "'F t1 EsyE'-r.
~,r-The Manu- acturers Slate pa5.
rsLed in your issue OF Wednesday, demon
: rates CT. ....t, r,.Hp,tg''. fact, aad that
IS this. If .ae selling p.ice Of nails was
.assd or tie actra! cost Of ten pennies, the
prof; en- o .alewo"ld iIst equal the amount
received or EXTRAS That is II lCO ke-s
Ind sni $50 KEGS I we're sold in one IN
v,iC- X 2-~.;, would De IS Co on the ID
S. i uo'hirg on the iOi Hit suppose the
selling pric. was - or 30 cents .r.nr the
av,-age c.. of rails that then; let us
aual,le rb., Manufacturers Slate and
see who're L leads -:
An as.o-'ei lis Of , ~ kegs is furnished,
aid figured up or 5asis or card rate, OF
- - tor j, which gives a total amount
o. -. - -. At present the selling price
Is 50 5 for sd. ard coo Per keg must De
deducted 10 ret az heir actual value to-day,
thus
20 kgg- a 81 card ra,a, ... !. p
.,-I.5r.r s. 10 'ase : - ra''..'..... '..'> -'
yg..s % 6c.iay basis - nl
I,.>swo per Ger. or call .................... - "
t....usa. lv.-e 90. pes <. : o.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
As tDNr ..fNs %. ne Dt'N SsS LtoC'AA' tu'''
bills. the cash 7asis is he only safe one 70
figure on. Now VIA: , the cost OF nails
in his G;,,.tct2 ID ~ hai Tint item &C.
cr-s,a.v ,ta.rj l. would not take long 70
settle the question Of profit. From the
-, g., rr-r,o,;or, chto;,.a.'. : - -
average cost a. :! e. per aec. That Is, II
one Ct our fac.orirs turns ont lo0Goo kegs
ct rails during any given six months, their
rr,ire experse during same period would
no: fall much short Of S2ij 600, including
l.-al interest on Their investment. II my
estimate is reasonable, the list furnished
would show loss Of some So 90 instead
Of profit Of SOL -. Be that as It may,
it is very csr'aiu that our nail mills have
made nothing during the past eighteen
months. and some have suffered actual loss.
In the face Of such miserable t.-is, what is
the use Of trying to shos profits on paper
OgsERlEG
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FOR SALE.

THE RESIDENCE 80. los SEVEN .N.g
Z street, owned and iOrlery occupied .. ',.
ate Mr.. Peter IaUrr
s 0rpt ity Of hcrl!ng Bonds i,suc Cd. ..,f AL
a bu..ding lot On Thirteenth street