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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-24

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-24

Little Joker Is the best smoking
tobacco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-24
Lumber.

Rouge. per N. IA 90 flooring. Is 90 siding
yellow pine. IS ", siding, white pine. u %;
ceiling, white pine, 20 co. ceiling poplar, y %,
shingles, best cypress, per NJ, s 90 shingles,
second best cypress, o. shingles, heart piue,
90 hilikhing lumber. poplar. per N. 60 % I'M
lahing lumber. whlieplne. 70 20
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-24
CITY MARKETS.


Cattle-Steers $50 TO a25; fat barren COWS
400 10 2.Ts. miloh cows, $500 TO 800 per head.
Hogs-Fat hogs, a5O stock hogs, 25O 70 35O.
aheep-MuttOns 200 TO 225.
These prices are gross weights per 100 lbs
Grain ana Hay.
Corn-white, per bu.. &c. mixed, 4Oc.
OAts-sacks sc; bulk. Z7e.
Mheat--60dt65c.
Nillet-per ton. -
Prairie hay-per ton. q.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-24

Cleveland is choice of the Ameri-
can pcople--so are Opera Puff Cigar
cites
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-24

Hides--greon. Sc to &C; dry &c to 100 As they
wool-Fall clip to i9c; no spring wool Offer
ing. "a
Psltries--Deer skins Is TO lie; antelope 10
Use; seal skins, 10 TO 2oc; sheep pelts, as per
wool 20 to csc; shearllngs, 10 TO ibc.
Tailow--Prime, 5hc tallow grease, az TO DC
praaua veilnw In brown a to 30.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-03-24
Nrw oRLFANs FUTURE.


GALygsroE. March 2a.--Futnres opened
dull; ruled quiet but steady, and closed very
dull, 8 to II points lower
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PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA-
Il TON MEETING BUFFALO.
GO TO The WHITE MOUNTAINS

ly tho direct allral daylight A special f,st
press train with pariOrclrs WILL and June 10
leave G. st lion Ne glok via " Y, ". II. and H. r. r.,
oily fsun lays exceDtedi n 9l5 running through
fabyans without chnge arriving az destination at 1850 y
NJ making d'c connect ols NJ White R.er Junction and
Ask for Connecticut River Folder az principal
ticket Offices sc parlorcars may be secured in advance
IT T. r. ticket Office in q. c. station by addressing by
mail or telegraph
IT HEMPSTEAD,
@. p and T. A.. y. Y, ". III. IL. II. r. 4th-ave and
42d.st. New. York City.
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GaEET HOUSE,

JEFFERSON EElGHIS Ca,sh,l. n r.-v
rs rorier SUMMER veort f. favorby located rnn vey
.aub High eey ition Perfect drainage NO halsna
or MosGu,toes Hotel accommodates 300 open rum June
40 f,a,srI For circulars Information adt o-r =,
"O0''"o' - GRANT - CORN Eli Caiskfh " V
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DOuND ISLAND HOUSE,

IL River - Lawrence,
M ner Inn. IL Hons. supplied with III modern improve
ne1ts wi Gas 20 best h-hrT IN ihc ryeri gooI Do.I
men A. atsndance boat livery htt';Hei
oase lool . feet above the water no place more hoAnJ
can DO found send fOr circular ,,. ~ "
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GRAND DAILYEXCURSION up the Hudson

steamer JAS. T BRETT, Pierre daily
lSund2ys excepted az IL a and Wcs 2lss. HAS.
landing az Yonkers Crapston West Point Cold sprng and
Cornwall Returning le~ycs Newurg n evening Sat
urdys excepted at o'clock giving onsts four
six hours at West Point and Segburgh sorn
TO visit WasngOns eadqn and other points 0f
est. Fare Excursion Fleets 75c Tick.
cts 70 return by Hudson r. r. X 10 West
burgn. 81 ~. On SATURDAYS rail-
-
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" YORK BEACH, MAINE.
desirable simmer resort. DOnse Dcanily STU
aied ana drsc asa u a respects send Tor circulars.
| SANBORN q PHtBLE. PToyretors
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EOnIC0H LODGE,

KhTTsKIII. BAY. LAKE GEORGE " y.
Pleasantly iocatcd Rlpys Point ,en ngtss ron tee
graph post Offices Good ncccInnco nnons Io IoIy
bonrders buildings fine view, elegant bathing btHrh
good fshng .bOets. Steamboats, stop NJ ourd9ok
Nice 81 adv lIoye malaria VIII open une
st. Terms moderate especial Inducements 70 anes FOR
fur theI information address CLOhGf a. rn.nist
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BUTCHER HOUSE.

pawng Dutchess Co, n. Y. 63 miles ron " y on hhr
len II, IL, fast trains and cheap commutaton .,
Hotel Cosges accommode 700 hTsLess elesaiy
fur,tsbed perfect; uuo NO nti
spring malaTis mosquitoes e'hi sNe giOu as
e'' JAALS a. JEWELL
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WASHING or CLEANING.-By IA respect
w abe woman out by the day or week; best city
relore, COS frOul her last place. AS East lSthst
WAITRESS and CIiAMBERMAiD.-By q
w respectahle Young girl best city rciercn no OBJ
lection to 20 country. Call days 3li East 4iihst
AITRESS-B Il scotch girl firSt-cla
w willing assist with chamberwOrk best city rsfcr-
once. los Wc5t iith-st
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26
Educational Department.
J. ". C0NGER. Editor.
Educational Requests.

John Hopkins gave 33, 1iS,000 to the university which bears his name; Judge Packer, $3,0OO 600 in all to Lehigh University; Cor nelius Vanderbilt, ,$1 ,000,000 to the Vanderbilt University; stephen Girard, 8S,000, ,0O0 to the Girard College, John c. Green, and his residuary legatees, sl 300, ,O0O to Princeton; Ezra Cornell, S1,000,- 900 to Cornell University; Isaac Rich, s708,000 to Boston Univer- sity; Amasa Stone, S600,00O to Adelbert College; W. W, Corcor- all, @170 ,000 to Columbia Uniyer- sity; Benjamin Bussy, $500, ,0O0 to Harvard; Samuel Williston, Will liam J. Walker and Samuel A. Hitchcock, between Sl00,000 and 3200, GOO each to Amherst; Whitmer PhGniX, about S6l0,00O to Colum. bia; J. B. Trevner, S179,900 to Rochester Theological Seminary; Matthew Vassar, $500, 900 to Vassar College; Gardner Colby, S170, 900, to Colby University and slO0,Oo0 to Newton Theological Seminary. J. B. Colgate, s300,0O0 to Madison University; George l. Seney, s45O- 900 to Wesleyan University. and the Crozer family have given S300,- 900, 10 Crozer Theological Senlina- rv Sol
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

EDITOR PICAYUNE:-The law knows but two kinds of retail liquor license-one is ''quart," the other saloon" license The Digest has no such term as "drug license" because "quart' license can be is- sued to hardware or dry goods men. and undertakers as well as to merchants in the drug business. It has added somewhat to the re- spectability of the business in the eyes of the public to call 1t "drug license" but the law recognizes no such responsibility. The record of this County Court does not show any restrictions of sales to quart and over in tue orders for license to the two drug stores here. There fore tho grand jury were right in looking into it, and calling the Courts attention to it, and that they had given no bonds as the saloons had.
 In reference 10 the petition for Prohibition referred to by the grand jury, and in the County Courts defense following, Ill your last paper, the Judge said 1t had never come up for the action of the County Court, having been continued from time to time by the requests of the petitioners them selves" The Judge ought to have further explained to the public could understand fairly. The petl- ton was filed in the County Court before license to sell liquor was granted and the petitioners had employed counsel, who were Ill Court and made most strenuous efforts to get the Court to delay consideration of applications for license until .he petition for prohi- bition of license were investigated. Judge Hale refused to do this claiming that as petitions for Ii. cense were filed first he must act on them in the order of his dock ct. The Supreme Court has de- cidcd that in so doing he violated the provisions of law, and the grand jury were again right in call ing the peoples attention to it. Af- ter Judge Hale has granted license to three saloons and two drug stores, without any restrictions as to "quart and over," and no bonds for damages from druggists, peti- tioners saw nothing but defeat in allowing him to take action on their petition then, and as the pc tition holds good for two years their counsel had petition contin- ued, as the Judge says, so as to have it come up first on His Hon. orable Court docket for December term, 1885, of his Court. What was good ruling 1885 for license, ought to be good ruling for peti- ton for 1SS6. The conclusion of the matter is that the present pO- sition of the County Court is un- tenable from a technical or const. tutional standpoint, and is abso- lutely indefensible. Whether the Honorable Court will profit by the kind made suggestions of the grand jury and correct the error and take higher legal and moral grounds for 1886, remains to be seen. At any rate the public are entitled to the facts and the ventilation of all of ticial acts.
 PRO BONO PUBLICO.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26
Criminal Casci Disposed of iu Cir
 cult Court.

State vs. Link Rowdy (col, gam ing; dismissed.
 State vs. John Uonea; appeal from Justice Court; mis-trial.
 State vs. Neal Woodbery (col.); gaming; dismissed.
 State vs.Peter Gully (aol.); grand larceny; verdict not guilty.
 State vs. L. NJ. Wilson; unlaw- fully cutting timber; verdict not guilty.
 State vs. B. McFaddin; gaming; verdict of guilty and fined $l0 and costs,
 State vs. R. l.. Langtord; carry ing concealed weapons; verdict not guilty.
 State vs. James Jones (col.): gaming; plea of guilty; fined sl0 and costs.
 State vs. Wiley Webster tcol9; gaming; verdict of guilty; fined S10 and costs.
 State vs. Charlie White, (col.) gaming; plea of guilty; fined Slo and costs.
 State vs, R. G.Young; false pre- tense, change of venue 10 Hemp stead county.
 State vs. Frank Cassidy and Ar. thur Gillian; judgment made final as to Frank Cassidy.
 State vs. James Woiford; dis turbing public peace; plea of guilty, fined BIO and costs.
 State vs. Isaac Cantley; break ing division fence; plea of guilty; fined BIO and costs.
 State vs. Henry Cravens. two cases; in case No. 1l9, mis trial; both cases then transferred to Hampstead county for trial on change of yennc
 State vs. Frank Cassidy, four cases; No. 15S, for Sabbath break Ing, plea of guilty and fined sl0 and costs; No. 159. Sabbath break ing, dismissed: No, l62, selling whisky to d miner, plea of guilty and fined S50 and costs, No. 16.j dismissed.
 Have used Tougaline in neural gia of long standing. After taking rongaline, my patient has enjoyed perfect freedom from her com plaint. Am led to believe that in some forms of neuralgia Tongaline is as nearly specific as is quin- inc in intermittent levers.
 Ed. J. Rowe, NJ D.,
 GaptrIN.;lIo NJ,
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

A FEW days ago, while gang of vol kmen were engaged putting up a line between Malvern and Little Rock, for the Arkansas Telegraph Company, they were driven of and their work demolished by en- ployees of the St. L., I. NJ. X $. R. k. This was a gross violation of law-mob-law and should not go nnpunished, because big railroad corporation is the offender.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26
Young Lady at Boarding school

At some of the French boarding schools in Paris, tine girls are fed on weak soup. two or three de. gress stronger than hot water; meat, from which nearly all the nourShment is extracted by boil ing; course veal, watery carrots, and gray, sour bread, The young lady who comes home after few terms of this sort of diet may be very learned. but is pale and poor looking, lacking vigor and health. Give her Browns Iron Bitters- the best tonic in the world for young ladies with impoverished hlood--aud bring the roses into her cheeks.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26
Black Dress Goods.

Black Dress Goods department is hobby Over s15Nn of the finest goods imported represented in this department containing best productions of 1upns and Presys oom W makes of black cashmeres The sell most the erabiy it's black the smoohness twill it's lasting qualities the make long controlled by A. Co., and sold by their These goods wi and acknowledged by all to be the best black n We 69c per yard Each quality shades of bue black and black the latter for those who for mourning costumes.
 bOcaled vclves with splendid Rhaame make the oveest yon unless you of magnificent Plush Striped Otomans which make beyond doubt the elegant goods in the 
 stock Giberts flannel suitng plain and plaid bcte rcots Manufacturers all wool Homespuns and Bebcrs immense pieces but twenty pieces each class of goods which amount hsea complete assortment of coors.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26
LAND OFFICE AT CANpr>. ARK.
 Oct. 13r,I fS.5

LAND OFFICE AT CA>Ipr>. ARK.,O
 Oct. 2@rd, 1S,5. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the AN following settler has dlct, notice of his intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge of Nevada county Ark, at Prescott. on December 4h. 1885. viz: Haisljp $. Hines, Nevada county. Hd. entry No. 7S53 for the NW4 ofthc.Swl See. 2l, Tp, 10, $ R 9 W.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultNa- lion of said hand, viz: Thomas !. Caru- thcrs, William D Stewart. Marshal C. Kir- bow and James Alexander, all of Prescott. Nevada county, Ark.
 $. ". MALLORY, Register.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26
How 60 Secure Atten tiOn.

l.. Manifest an interest in the subject you are teaching.
 2. Be clear in thoughts, and ready in expressions.
 g. Speak in your natural tone, with variety and heXibillty of voice.
 f. Let your position before the class be usually standing one.
 ). Teach without a book as far as possible.
 6. Assign subjects promiscuous. ly, when necessary.
 :. Use concrete methods of in struction when possible.
 s. Vary your methods, as vari- ety is attractive to children.
 9. Determine to secure their at tention at all hazards. Edward Brooks.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26
and -BOVs' Clothing
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS

The latter department presided Mr. Peyton Bake Prescott, and is the pride of house.
 O dozen gents boys reinforced linen bosons, and made of good material, only each - 6D dozen of our celebrated Daisy "len" unanndd shs made the finest quality linen Iomspunno DeF ter shirt made at any 7Jc
 by OO gents like to have
 ahundrcd at the price bought question wh do we ask for them! Only soc and they e They an all wool knit red underr medcae ask 5Oc for them
 We have fine line of gents fine ranging in price from j0c to SS.J0 a su
 We carry the best line of Ladies' and muslin underwear the State,
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

A remarkable book has recently beed issued by the Historical Publishing Company, of Philadel- phia and St. Louis. entitled, The Worlds Wonders" It is d history ofall the great explorations of the world and the wonderful things seen by the explorers in the Polar and Tropical regions of the earth. The work is by the rising young author, MT. J. W. Buel whose books have had such remarkable success during the past few years. lt haa many excellent features, is highly recommended as a work of value and interest, and although issued only ten months ago, we learn from the publishers that it has al ready reached the marvellous cir. culaiion of 40 large editions, sur passing the record of any other book ever published in this coun- try. It is sold by subscription only, and persons desiring employ ment will find the publishers ad. vertisement in another column of this paper.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26
A Lady Paints in a Store.

Quite an excitement occurred in one of the principal stores of our town this week. On enquiry, the following was discovered to be the cause: The lady had bought a bill of dry goods and fancy groceries from some other store, and out of curiosity priced the same articles at Woodbery, Portis X Terry's. When gwen the prices at this place, they were so much cheaper than she had bought for elsewhere, that it oyercame her and she faint ed.
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LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK,
 October, 22, 1885.

LAND OFFICE AT CAMDtN, ARK,
 October, 22, 1885. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the IN following settler has filed uo- ticc of bis intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before thc Judge ot Nevada coun- tv. Arkansas, at Prescott, on December Ath, 1885, viz: George w. Hines, Nevada county. Ark, IId. Entry No. l0o3i, for the SEl of the NEI See. 27 Tp. 10 $ R ? W.
 Hrnames tho following witnesses to prove his contiuuou, residence npon, and cultiyu- ton of, said land, viz; Bcniamin r. Price, Benjamin J. Fomby, William x. Fombv and George W. Reed, all of Prescott Ncyd- da county, Ark.
 S w. MALLORY. R ri.tar
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

TIE United States Senate in the present Congress stands 42 Republicans and 3I Democrats. For the fiftieth Congress Senators arc to be elected in the following states: New York, Indiana. Nlr- ginia, Connecticut aud New Jer. sey, and the Democrats stand 8 good chance for carrying each. This would give majority to them, C they would then have full con irol of the government. God speed the blessed day.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

WE rise long enough to place our vote in favor of abolishing the free pass system over railroads to legislators, iM accordance with the constitution of the State. We say let tue law take its course in this, as in everything else.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

OS our first page appears an in teresting article from the Courier Journal on the "complexion" of the 18th congress, which meets Mon day week, on the leading issues to come before it. Hon. John G. Car lisle, of Kentucky, will be re.elcct. ed speaker of the House.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

FIFTEEN counties containing the largest cities in the state of Geor- gia. voted on the prohibition qucs- ton yesterday. Tine result is not yet known. One hundred and twenty-two counties in the state had already adopted the princi pie.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

Arkansas leads the van in the f nit exhibit at the North, South and Central American Exposition, now open at New Orleans. Our general exhibit is said to be much larger and better than that of last year there.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

SAM JONES and eX-Editor Sam Small of Georgia, are holding a big religious meeting at St. Louis, under their big tent.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

THE separation of Church from State in England will likely take place in the not tar distant future, This is proper and right, though violently opposed by Church off cers now supported by the Gov arnmpnt
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

A BOARD of Trustees havein hand the matter of selecting a site for the Baptist Stale University. Mor, rilton and Ozark are the principal competitOrs so far.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

The State of California makes a good move in printing the text books of her public schools and selling them at the cost of print. ing. One hundred and fifty thous, and dollars was appropriated to a state printing office. Why can | Arkansas follow her example?
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26
Card of Thanks.

The undersigned members of the 2nd Church of Christ. worship ping at Prescott, Ark, hereby thank the Hon. Thos. C. McRae tor the lot donated to them, to build church house upon.
 GEO. IANDALL,
 DoCK GREEN,
 RUSSELL ARNOLD,
 Building Com. Prescott. Nov 24. 1885.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

And will remain in Prescott. Missouri township, from the 18th If December until the 10th of February. Parties owning land, are requested to bring the proper number, with them. OSCAR PHILLIPS,
 Sheriff and eX Ofiicio Collector of Nevada County
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26
Ggeads ELvePy Word of This

Advertisement carefully, and you will find something in it interest We have bought al the Silks large New York importer had during this month will offer the entire stock prices far less than Of them cost O weave,
 black and black silk 15c mars chcapuess sell silk $l2j but reNabnb
 beautiful black Grain silk with aanIsonc lusre and win This sell the remarkably low price until remaining pieces left all sold.
 The @l25 quality splendid and better vano the money, than silk that will S 5 fer regular Valuc.
 Our specially in black silks is
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

VICE. PRESIDENT HENDRICKS died at his home. in Indianapolis, very suddenly yesterday afternoon at , o'clock, of paralysis of the brain.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

TEE little war that is going on between Servia and Bulgaria may vet involve the great powers Of Elrope in general war,
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

CONWAY, this State, was visited by a disastrous fire Tuesday. in which sixteen firms suffered loss, with little insurance.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26
TAX COLLECTING.

vii! meet the taxpayers of Nevada coun ty for the purpose of collecting their taxes for the year 1885, at the several voting pre- cincts, as follows:
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

JUDGE BATTLE only received about 1j,000 votes the 10th. The busy season and there being no contest was the cause of the very light vote.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

BAsrRop, La, Ot. 10, lSS3. s;atanta will certainly cure chils and f. yer purchased a bottle from r. T. Fay Tor and Son. and found it just IS represented. have felt better eyer since took first dose and am now cured. J. C.. FLEwKLLEN Dr, Wm. Sellers. of Summcrtield. La, writes under date of Get :; 1 am having splendid success with your Satanta Rene dies. Over half the stock sold and not sin gle complaint. Your Mexican Pills s,ll at sight.
 Mr. Rober; Iiar,ly, dealer in genera! mcr- chandise. lind Grove, Iah, under date of Scptcmhr, 2oth, says: Send me dozen Sa- tanta. It beats anything ever saw fer chill. and fever.
 For sale by Monerief & Bro, Prescott, Ark.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

At dinner recently given in London. the question was asked What is the origin of the $ marks' One of the savans explained that the American dollar is patterned from the Spanish dollar. On the reverse side of a Spanish dollar is a representation of the pillars of Hercules, and round each pillar is a scroll with the inscription "PluS nltra." This device in the course of time has degenerated into the sign which stands at present for American as well as Spanish dol lars-"s." Tie scroll round the pillars represents the two serpents sent by Juno to destroy Hercules in his cradle.-Sel.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

TUESDAY the corner stone of the new state school for the blind was laid at Little Rock, with ap- propriate and imposing ceremonies.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26
sSE4grast1.O ESeB.GectiO1ane'

We will sell it will crack, break This holds good for six months from date of chase reasonable desswiI be allowed We the only merchants handling this make goods We have them in different qualities a50 $500 yard and canddy advise those contemplating investing black silk chase this desirable make the only sold with full tee the unequaled satisfaction sl.5O yard
 We have elegant striped More worth $2O) Our hadmes Pan JrSes JcOnes, Amures and other styles of black silks equaed by house the country lower than the low
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

THE National Cattle-Growcrs Association is in session at Chi. Cago.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26

Engines, Saw Mills, Corn Mi1s Cotton Gins and Presses-R. l., Cobb X Co, 120 East Markham St. Little Rock, Ark.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26
OUR CLUBBING RATES.

SMALL PoX has made it's appear. ancc in New York.
Nevada County picayune., 1885-11-26
The Best Values for the Monev

SOME THINGS AT ABOUT 5o CENTS ON THE DOLLAR We'll that the way do \ great people Ouip, Cray money because they sell goods chap W n giving half doses The people don't it. and don't sui & this month will sell shcenga t2l yard; good buy N  heetng 1G4 cents yard really worth 22le For 
 pfc sof Seal Isandva a sold usually
 O bee ticking M and 6c.
 sot bee q
 Wetk elthcm Ge and ywle else cona a full color pure filed which bought to cl at 15c. decided to