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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
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FrOnl ne bFON8Ot ? IHsI II1lf8s
In a private letter received from DR.. G.
y. Ostrander, Of Illinois, in which he
makes some inquiries about Florida, he
relates some OF his experiences when here
during the Seminole war, which were not
very pleasant and not calculated 10 make
him think the country paradise. He
would be surprised at the country to-day
were he 10 take this same route again.
He says:
81 served two years aud nine months I'm
the Seminole war. was IN nine battles,
and was wounded by wild Cat az Lake
Okechobee. ! was al over Florida from
Charlotte Harbor TO Black Creek, Palatka
10 Tampa Bay, Fort Tanning 10 Fort
King. thence 20 Fort Carroll and back to
Fort Dade thence 10 Camp lizard, where
we bad 10 eat our mules and dogs before
relief came. YOn bet. I've been there.n
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election when it takes place, which is now
Almost certain. Petitions have been
largely signed, and the request is to have
Jhe election ordered as soon as practical
under the law. The negroes, as a rule,
seem 10 be siding with the temperance
men.
The Maxwell family is again before the
public at Atlanta. Mrs. Maxwell, wife
OF the dead Maxwell, is now suing her
husbands father for her husbands prop
erty. The suit promises sensational
developments. Madison Maxwell mar
rled Miss Pheriby Barron about three
months ago. The marriage was sensa-
ton. The young LADY was engaged to
young gentleman, and the engage
ment had been sanctioned by her
| parents and brothers. The engagement
ring was on her finger aud the wedding
ring had been purchased. On Sunday
previous to the day set for the marriage,
the young lady left her home and went to
the Maxwell home to visit Mat MaxwelPs
sister, now Mrs. shelton. She did not re-
turn to her home that evening for supper,
and when the gentleman to whom she
was engaged called after supper she was
still absent. Late that evening the lady's
family was electrified by hearing that
she had married Madison d. Maxwell.
Maxwell was carriage builder and to-
gether with his brother-in-law, d. A. Kill
nan, opened place on Peters street.
Several months ago Killian's name dis
appeared from the sign. and the business
was conducted by NJ. ID. Maxwell. The
| business was a good one, amounting, it is
said, to about So, 500 or $4,000 year. The
senior Maxwell claims an interest in the
business his son was conducting under
his own name and Mrs. Maxwell asserts
that he never had an interest in the bust
ness, and that he is trying to defraud her
out of what her husband left when he
died.
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xFeal N0tirrs.

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY w hereas,
VI JORDAN r. BROOKS has applied to
Court of Ordinary for Letters of Admins
tratOn on the estate Of r. STEWART SAN
DERS, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all whom it may concern TO be and appear be-
fore said court, to make objection (if any they
have. on or before the NINTH DAY IN
NOVEMBER TERM NEXT, otherwise said
letters will be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON L. FER
RILL, Ordinary for Chatham county, this the
fifth day of October, 1885.
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL, JR.,
Clerk q O @ C.
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A Thin and watery Joke.
From the Jacksonville Herald.

"Hello, Smith," exclaimed a Herald
reporter, as he ran up on that rare-named
individual on Bay street this morning
Where have you been? Haven't seen
you in a week."
''In-doors," was Smiths laconic reply
"Why what's the matter, old fellow ~
the newsman continued, sheen sick"
''No."
"What thenr'
'Well, for fact, my dear boy, Pve
been little off for the last few days. and
was afraid that if l came out during the
weather we've been having my head
would SWIM"
The rotations were on the scribe, and
they went into Billy Hazen's and 'sirrI.
gated -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06
CLOTHING.
T A II,

WE WISH TO INFORM THE PUBLIC
THAT OUR FALL CLOTHING is READY
TO SHOW. THE BALANCE OF OUR
STOCK IS COMING ON EACH STEAMER.
FALL SUITS FOR MEN, YOUTHS, Boys,
AND CHILDREN. WE THINK WE WILL
HAVE THE BEST LINE EVER SHOWN IN
SAVANNAH, AND AT PRICES AS Low AS
EVER OFFERED.
SOFT AND STIFF HATS IN ALL TIKI
LATEST STYLES.
UNDERWEAR.
THE HANDsoMEsT LINE OF NICK
WEAR IN THE CITY.
LAUNDRIED SHIRTS AT 70 CENTS, 81,
AND 81 %. UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS AT
80 AND 90 CENTS, AND 81.
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He Forgot to Wind IL.

From tho albany Nelos and Advertiser.
1t is told of former Albany man that,
being quite fOrgetful about winding up
his clock, which gave him considerable
annoyance, he purchased one that would
run year. 1t appeared to work like a
charm, and he was in happy Oblivion of
spring and clock keys. The time went on
until year had passed in rapid flight,
when, one day, looking to Sind the time,
he was Mortified to find that his clock had
stopped. He had forgotten to wind It up.
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A Rlletnr ID Hls In.
From ne Jasoer tFIa.l Times.

A certain young man went home with
certain young lady last Sunday eve,
and on Monday evening she met him and.
on meeting him, asked II be woke up Ike
abe did that morning-witb q fever blister
ON his lip We state that the young
lady's name Is not known TO Us.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-06

~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Notice is
" hereby given to all parties having de-
mands against CATO WILLIAMS, late
OF Chatham county, now deceased, to present
Cunningham properly made out, within the
time prescribed by law, SO as to show their
character and amount, and all persons in
debted to said deceased are hereby required
TO make immediate payment to my said at
torneys. NIMBRICK WILLIAMS,
Administrator estate OF Cato Williams.
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pru GooOs.
CUSTAVE ECKSTEIN & CD.
VeIVsts, a complete line, all shades.

Silks, full assortment all grades
Dress Goods, to suit eveybudy, Novelties specially.
Black Grapes, full line, SOC. yard and up.
Grape Wells, large assortment 81 to $l8
Mourning Goods in Jet and Blue Black, complete stock
Novelties in Combination Dress Patterns.
FlanneS, all kinds styles and qualities lOC yard and up
Table Damask large assortment from 25C yard and up
DOYIieS, choice styles, Sc. each and up.
HuCk and DamaSk Towels full line, drives at 25C and
lC. EACH
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EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Notice is
VI hereby given that have made applica-
tion TO the Court OF Ordinary OF Chatham
county for order to sell all, the real estate
and personal property belonging to estate Of
JOHN RYAN, dece ased, for the payment Of
debts and distribution. and that ssid order
VIII be GRANTED at 9th day OF November
Term, 1855, Of said court, unless objections are
fled, ,-i M 30 JORpAN +. BROOKS,
Administrator estate john Ryan, deceased.
SAVANNAH, 0efober 8, 1885. ilE10l
n EORGIA, CHATHAM CoUNTY.-Nouce is
NJ thereby given that7I have made appliea-
ti0h 70 the Cart OF Ordinary Of Chatham
county for order 10 sell all the real estate and
nersonal property belonging. 10 estate Of
MICHAEL Pr, u ORTAGH, deceased. for the
payment Of debts aud distribution; end that
said order VIII be GRANTED at NINTH DAY
NOVEMBER TERM, 1885, OF said court,
unlegs objections are nled. % qinNrei r
r-W W ID l3das9 JORDAN r. BROOKS,
deceased, -t.,a., al s5.,.fi ,ff.t
slyASSAH, octoher s. 1885. ee.. I'LL i.
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GEORGE MEYER, SOLE AGENT.
A HIGH ENDORSEMENT.
TO THE PUBLIC.

SAVANNAH. GA. oct. J, 1885.
L TAKE pleasure in calling attention to the
Il following certificate OF strict purity and
high order Of merit of the
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GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
u4E NEWS OF THE TWO STATES
TOLD IN PARAGRAPHS.

A Monster Flock of Wild Turkeys re
ported in Burke County-Three UNI
dren Burned to Death at Eloertoh-A
Lawsuit Follows the Killing OF MAX
we'll at Atlanta.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-20
BASEBALL.
providence.
NORFOLK. VA.

Base hits. Providenc IL. 81. Louis 10: errors
providence ,. 81. Louis II; pitchers. Shaw and
Botle Umpire Decker
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-20
GEN. LOGAN REELECTED
GREAT ENTHUSIASM AiNiLLiNois.
All the Republicans Present and vot-
ing The Election Celebrated
by Both Parties.

SFAIsoFIELD, Ill. May l9.-There ~as
great excitement over the senatorial question
around the hotels thl- morning The friends
OF the rival candidates were GA the ground
and working ike beavers. The Republicans
were hopeful and the Democrats active.
Judge Tree was surrounded by his leading
heuteuants. and Col. Morrison appeared 10
be dong what d. c1uld for him. The Re
p0blicans had All their best workers on
hand. At ten minutes pas twelve the Sena-
tors nled into the hall Of Lhe House, for the
JOINT session. Barger and McCord had ar
rlyed on special trains, and the Republicans
were confident aud eager for the battle.
Five minutes later kuger came in and took
seat on the Republican side. Morrison
and Logan We're both present, Id there was
a great crowd IA the galleries and on the
fiOor
were present. Denis refused to vote. The
Senators all voted for Logan. giving him
twenty-si votes. kuger'- vote was received
with cheers. W hen Sittlg g's name was called,
IN long speech explaining his position.
he voted for John A. Logan under
protest, and the announcement was re-
ceIyed with the widest cheers. This
gave a vote Of lOS for Logan. On call of
ebsentees the Democrats voted SOldly for
j Judl.e Lambert Iree. After roll call Baker,
McNary, McAhney, Caldwell. Quinn and
Crafts changed their votes 10 Charles Is. Far
we'll. in the hope OF creating a Republican
stampede from Logan: Barry Dem. chang
ed his vote 10 John A. Logan, and the wild
est enthusiasm prevailed. Logan was elected
by l03 ballots, l0l members refusing To vote.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-20
ANOTHER SAM PATCH
JUMPS FROM EAST RIVER BRIDGE.
- Prot Odlum Drops One Hundred
and Forty Feet into the River, and
Dies After Being Taken Out.

NEw NogK. May l9--Prof K. T. Odiam
arrived here from Washington, Friday lasg
~ perfect arrangements for a contemplated
jump from the East River bridge into the
East river height of l40 feet. he stated
that he proposed 70 jump notwithstanding
that the bridge officials had declared they
would prevent Il. He Was confident that a.
could be performed. he had arranged witt
friends 10 bo IA a boat below 10 signal when
the river was clear. and with Captain Boy
ton 10 be Ia the water attlrvd Ia nautical
rig IL render assistance II necessary. A few
minutes after the professor jumped After
striking the water lac Disappeared for a few
seconds. Capt. Rowe, of the tug boat, sue
ceeded IN reaching the body ana took II 10
pier eleven, where IL was taken large Of bg
friends. The act was witnessed - hundreds
who thought II d case of snlcl1e. Captain
Rowe states that Odium Was alive When
taken from the water, bat died before reach
ing the pier.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-20
An important Lumber Suit.

TORONTO, Ont, May l9-The chancery
court to-day Is Fearing the important case
of the Ontario Government ". the ST. Cath
arines Milling and Lumber Company. TO re-
strain defendants from cutting timber on
property in Algomah district. hear Wabigoon
Lake. and for declaration that the com
pany has no title to the property. The own
ership of 5000 square miles of timber l. in
volved. The company claims a liceUse from
the Dominion Government, paid over 1900
OOO for the right and cnt 100000 feet of
lumber. The Ontario Government say the
property l. within the limits of Ontario.
The Dominion Government claims that the
property was formerly owned by the In
dlans, and 10y the Northwest treaty they be-
came entitled to it. Attorney General Mowat
appears for Ontario and Dalton Mccarthy
for the Dominion.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-20
THOMAS & CRIPPEN.

Nov Il tile time O. purchase yoar
spring ANA summer hats. we arr rooeiSiag
dails the finest stock ~ goods ever
broughi H. this oits.
Our stock ~ gentlemeus straw hate
comprises all tile newest s5s los Ia gena-
me fne Maokinac aa3 Manila, also
Luton, Milan aud Dunsieole trsids. in
great VARIETY oi sisles, and al prie<s
never before offered
ouf chlldrenis goods consists ~ every
thing new IA this hne aud have been
purchased at prioes which euahle as ~
def composition We have AL the new
esi and most fashioneble style ~ son
and stiff hate from the best manufactures
m the country, including ti,e celebrated
~hDox" for winch Ne are sole agents.
6ents Fine Gloves, Siik lmberallas
and Summer Lap Robes ia great vauets,
and cheaper than have ever been offered
IN thls city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-20
The State w. G 7. V.

ALBION, Mich, May l9-The executive
committee of the State Women's Christian
Temperance Union began its sessions last
evening, continuing all day. All the mem
bers are present. The corresponding secre-
tary reports 81 new unions organized during
the past year with 900 new members. The
total membership IN the State Is now G.SU0,
and great prosperity in all lines of work Is
reported. The convention opened this even
ing, and 259 delegates are alrea ady booked.
many Of whom have arrived. The outlook
for a large convention Is good. Mrs. Mary
L. Lathrop. of Jackson, president of the
convention, IN an address an hour long this
evening took advanced and strong political
prohibition ground and also TO bring the
Temperance work close % the churches.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-20
Celebrating the Event.

SPRISGFIELD, H., May Ex-senator Logan
tonight addressed acres of his fellow coun-
trymen in front Of the Leland Hotel. Bands
of music and large procession joined in
celebrating his victory. Republicans and
Democrats alike made night grandly hilari-
Gus with song and revelry. In the midst of
l.Ogan's speech an alarm of fire scattered
the crowd and contributed to the wildness of
the scene. The Capital City has not been so
thoroughly aroused before in years Dis
patches from ali over the state indicate that
LOgan's election Is being very generally Gel
ebrated by torchlight professions, bands of
music and speech-making.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-20
AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT DEBATED.
Various Bills Passed in the Houses
The Death Penalty 70 be ConsIo-
cred Agala TO-DAY

LAssIsa. Hag i9.-ln the Senate Last even
lng there sera seventeen a4euber- present
and no presiding Offices. No business sas
transacted. inis u.erninz lhe death peoalty
Dil came ~ ia spee,al ofder lnd senator
Brown a.s.ds a .oaz snd able plea against
tho b4L ai--sfs. Moon. henry and Austin
spoks nl i.sas ID -ae death penalty bill. add
Measrs. kemcf Sherwood and Pennsll
against .l. lh4 Dli sas laan made lhe special
order zoe tQ-Elorroa aG 3. m.
The ,sas-a ga-sel sAa House bah appro-
pnaiiBs si.>o fDr iiaerof elusuts a8d farni-
ture f0f tne loLia prison. House blA estab-
l-shing q board % ea4idlug inspectors Tor
The eity oi Detroit. amending tie act relative
80 AL lournuelt .i s4e- ~ feai estate On ex-
ecuiioa. aulelil-. tle stttaLes relative %
attachment
The House last night listened - a com
lu4nlc.ti4n frlH4 lfeorIe b. y Lothrop,
thanking rhe Lr-,ls.ature for rs compAman-
tary resolution, ans then adjourned. This
morning lao tiou-a PASSED Mr. Woods
bail reEalltlt- tDe carrying, yard
ing tnd feeding of Texas caLlls across
this state, betNeou April q and November
l. nEiu- gersoLs handling baggage s. to go
for Niilful 9r careless iulury 60 baggage
amending The Mu relative to highways, 80
that oniy lhe qa lft aishssY Lax shall ap-
pear GA ths l-sf-s ueat Foili amending TIE
plalk rosd laws tn..t Eo soils shall BE- eAarg-
ed 1trm laborer- on sunday and shat pe rs0us
passing ioil gaze. ua4er tal-e pretcuses may
oc aned lp t1 slu. ana that gravel or stone
portions of sica roads shall be- ~ feet IN
width and oae foot Iu Depth appropriating
swamp land % asa ig draining swamp land
AL 5acent o. D0HHgac cresk, Nan Bureu
county.
The House pa-sed the following bills.
House substitute for .ae Srnat- bin iucorpor-
ating tns public schools oi feut0u, Seuats
ball amending the law relative 20 smbezzle-
ment, SENATE 1lI providing for the appoint
lneut ol Deputy frUseclung Attorney for
Wayne county the bai authorizing the board
Of superssor, and the Agriculture. Society OF
Jac&-ou coluty g. sell fir grounds anu
purchase other grounds, providing for the
payment ~ state troops a. follows. Privafes,
non-commls-ionod officers and musicians,
Sl25 per dag aud zoe superior officers the
same pas a. gwen iu the United States army.
aud All expenses to Dee charged 90 the county
where their services are rendered. author
lzlug the cemetery association Of the town
ship of Park. -. Joseph county, % transfer
property. authorizing foreign or domestic
compaulas, organized 70 furnish bonds and
sureties Tor the integrity Of public officers
% 10 business Ina this state. II they have a
pald-ap capital OF not less than 5000 de
po-ited lu this or any foreign state.
Both Houses spent the entire afternoon in
committse ot thc Whoiv.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-20
The fruit Growers.

The regular quarterly meeting of the West
Michigan Fruit Growers Society will be held
AT Muskegon. commencing on the evening of
June Sd and continuing on the 4th and 9th.
The program will include an address of well
come to citizens by Mayor Stevens, and "A
response by Hon. Ill. G. Sherwood, of Water
vliet; a welcome TO fruit growers by Daniel
Upton, of Lake Harbor. and re-
sponse by President Walter a. Phil
lips. Following these will be papers on the
Propagation of Peach Trees" by James
Taylor. of Douglas; on How To protect Fruits
from Insects. 10y W. 4. Smith. of Benton
Harbor: on Shrubs and Flowers. by Mrs. q.
ii. LaFleur, of Allegan: on Strawberries, by
James Dean. of Norton: on the e-sOnT of
the Past Winter, relating 10 the effects of the
extreme cold, by W. A. Brown, of Stevens
VILE: on Spring Work" 10y Byron Mark
ham. of Saugatuck: on "Ornamental Trees
and Shrubs, by Prof. c. L. Whitney, Of
Muskegon; on Are the Seasons Changing,'
by 4. ). Kedzie, of Grand Haven; on Fruit
and Vegetables W. Grain" by Hon. H. H.
Holt. of Muskegon; on "Exhaustion of
Soil, ;" by c. +. Whitehead, of Benton HarbOr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-20
A Murderer's Attempt to Escape.

CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Ind, May l9.-At .
O'Clock Judge Britton overruled the motion
for new trial in the murder case of Dennis
and Coffee. and sentenced them TO hang
September 3. Both men cried and complete
ly gave way when they were dismissed.
They were started To jail, accompanied by
Officers Cox and Cranes. When near the
jall entrance Coffee Sprang over the fence
and started to run. Officer Cox pulled his
revolver and fired, but al present 1t cannot
be learned how seriously Coffee u hurt.
Great excitement prevailed. but both muir
derers are now safely III Jail.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-20
CHANDLER SWORN AGAIN
ne IDENTIFIES tfis sspiy to NJ. Hen
oricks.


NAsHIsGros. Mag ly--fbs cr0ss-exaEninA
t.on " sx Secretary Chandler oecapied most
81 Lhs time u the " slss court martial 10 day
Chandler stated that hs had decided ~ have
Or. W ales' successor APPOINTED before going
into the examination Of the reported fraud B.
he xDeE Jf alleged frauds, bat lid not IN
form Wales about theta, feeling that II he
had When theFs Eas a clOud upon the man
lzeuLeuL 0f his ourea9, Wales SOuld have
regarded ll a movement Ia opposition 10
bis reappOintneBL Ia the course Of his
efoss-exaIDIultIon, Chandler identified the
Is letter sntten by himself and published IN
the newspapers generally OF July .,,i. Ia
reply a. statements made Ia the ecl by
Hendricks respecting Navy Department
frauds. ia II very good letter, sald
Chandler. Il have 40 objection % IT, going
la. but II my political papers are rO 20 IA
want Typographical errors % DC corrected.
A. uay animus u on trial, and | do
rot want % come back here, / take
occasion to say that / would like
- have the report of Hendricks
speech pat IA evidence also. l have no Oh
Iecllons 30 far A. | am concerned, - having
the Presidential election contest of last year
tried over again IN tins case" The ex Sec
retary before leaving the stand di-elaimed
any feeling against Wales. About two
weeks agO" be said, Il bowed to Wales and
he declined 10 speak 10 NE, so have no per
sOnai relations With him, bat even after that
have 40 feeling against him whateyer."
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-20
NV YORK. MaY1a

Flour aud heavy. fne - soas ~: sn-
perfne. - SJSts 20. round hoop Ohio. ~ - "a
-. -. Louis extra. . pfsa ~. soBthefn Hour
dull. common 60 choice extra. - IDftf 90.
WHEAT ~ Options were irregular. trading fairly
active bat q e Jose weak rrd i4H = lower.
-i.ot lots clo=es strong and = & lc higher. sirei
s4iee q No spring. s-c, ungraded winter red
sqs,ssc: No. ri red winter. june 81 Olh6
OsS DO July. 81 0hit0l O5l4 90 August. 1854
st1lSis.
Cons Options were fairly active. the tone -
speculation firm suring grss'er part ~ the daf
prices closed = "a &c higher. spot lots ciusei
hrm aud u. - lac higher. spot sales II ungrsd-
81 mixed. hs1 hc. steamer mixed. AisHaaA G..
No. mixed. .a'5c, No mixei. May -. n -
June. asst us5 Nc. july. - SO .6tc.
OARS Options were qniet bat frm closing A.
slight advance sprf los CLOSED strong and ~ II
higher. spot sales ~ No. white state. 43isc. Ne.
2 miEe8 June. sqhc July ss7ic
RYE Quiet. western. 1iskt -ic. state. sias3c.
BsRIT1 Dnii.
PoRE Sfeady mess. sI2 o..
LARD-t ioeesl dali sun weak & 02ib cash. ; %
a. 0a June.
Br-rrFR Duil State HAZE. Western. llfl &c
Isa4-Qulsf state l4s "a. &C.. western isis r 1884,
SuGAR- Flrm. Par - good. refining 5a5l
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-20
54 Monroe street.


Are IN their new and oommodions quarters
and vail be pleased io -ce al their odd
customers aud as many Dew ones a. may
favor them with cali
OUR NEWS CoCNrERwill contain
the best Of Periodical Literature. and Wlll
be improved by adding "a the variety
from the best periodicals. published. aud
We shall spare no pains e. make ths
branch 81 our BUSINESS the most complete
department 81 the KIND n tllis part 81 the
State
The Popular Libraries - Standard
Fiction. We are uov keeping full bne
Of the Lowell Llbr,rs iu which list vii
be found the works ~ noied authors ~
the world. at prices All mas Afford
Our Fancy Stationery Department VIII
contain ladies hand bags, purses. card
cases. m fine leather. new and oorneci in
style and n line We wish every lady 10 see:
Also fine writing papers. regret and wait
ing cards. Marcns Wards lrlsb linen
papers and Cranes tinted papers.
Orders for copper plate engraving ne-
ception aud visiting cards. moBograms.
crests, g. lie - arms. stamping etc, quail
ity work guaranteed
Genilemens' wallets. letter cases, bill
books, purses. card cases. etc. in fine
l..sl..r ..,.4 -. fr.r..l.a
GOLD PINS AND NOVELTIES ~ pEN,BIA.
Prom Edward Todd A Co, n Y
This line 81 goods bass been thoroughly
tested ia this locality. aud oar salee are
constantly increasing 81 they are known
10 be goods - real merit
We have full line - Whatmans. Eng.
drawing papers also the cheaper Amsu-
can. Drafting toois and sets. Tracing
linen. tracing paper. roll. mauilIa, etc.
Commercial stationery consisting -
blank books. inks. pens. pencils mucilage
and Thousand and one things ~ Chs
line that We cannot enumersie. VII be
found IN our stock and AT right prices.
Our stock 81 school books and supplies
viii embrace everything used in oar pub
lic schools
We viii endeavor g. make ourselves
useful 20 Tins community and hope - be
rewarded with = share - s1rIr patronage.
Yours truly,
Geo. A. Hall & Co.