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cations extend throughout not only the
Pacific coast, but include also distant States
and manufacturing countries beyond the
two great oceans.
Mr. Huntington, the head of this house,
is we'll known throughout the nation.
When the history of the men who have
created the commerce of America comes to
be written. the name of C. P. Huntington
will occupy a very prominent position. In
its highest aspects, merchandising is the
science of distribution. The merchant is q
distributor. He performs the indis-
pensable Office of taking the products of
the soil and the wares of the manufacturer
to the consumer, TO the economic advantage
of both. The term merchant is applied in
discrimately to men who buy at one price
and sell at another; but in the science of
merchandising, the merchant creates COM
merce. He promotes manufactures he
stimulates consumption; he directs the
course of commerce into economic chan
nels. The profitable production of bread
stuffs and meats of the world is not COM
pleted when the grain is lying on the
wheat field, or cattle are fattening on the
range. At that point the science of
merchandising carries the product to that
field where its consumption will be the
most economic and carries back to the
producer in exchange the articles, wares OF
merchandise of the consumer.
Mr. Huntington is a merchant in the
highest acceptation of that term. A few
illustrative incidents will be given.
1t is well known to those familiar with
the hardware trade that for many year
England manufactured the files used il
America. There was a superstition anon.
the American iron-makers that no on,
could make files but the English. Dur
ing the war of the rebellion, when tn
English war-ship Alabama, floating tn
Confederate flag was driving American com
merce from the seas. the English manu-
facturer was reaping rich harvest b,
manufacturing hardware for America ant
shipping it in English bottoms. TIL
house of Huntington. Hopkins & Co. beinI
the largest importers of hardware on tn
Pacific coast, Mr.. Huntington determined
+ possible, to find an American manu-
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HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS CO., STREET FRONT

Miller and Horace H. Seaton, the original
proprietors being obliged to devote their
time exclusively to their vast railroad in
terests. The gentlemen just named had all
been in the employ of the firm, and had
become largely identified with its business.
In January, 1872, the house purchased the
goods and business of the Russell & Erwin
Manufacturing Company, in San Fran
cisco, and established large branch estab-
ishment in the metropolis which is now
under the management of Messrs. Gallatin
and Foye. Mr.. Seaton retired from the
firm IN 1877. The death of Mark Hop
kins in 1873 reduced the membership of
the firm to Messrs. Huntington, Gallatin
Foye and Miller, who stil manage its vast
business. Miller has charge of the firms
business in New York and resides there.
Theirs is the largest hardware and iron
house on the coast, and its business ramifi-
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANCISCO. De,

SAN FRANCISCO, December 4th.
FIGURING quote: Best city extra, 81 25t1
IS; medium, s3 5094; shipping superfne s. 20
as 80 . Dbl.
WHEAT-Within the past few days there has
been increased inquiry for the better class of
shipping grades. and buyers have been more
liberal in bidding for lots that suited their
fancy. For good article, 81 3714 q ctl will be
promptly paid, and 81 40 viii be given sooner
than a desirable parcel should be missed. A
fair amount of grain is said to be changing
hands at the above range, though il is admitted
that offerings are anything but free.
Call Board sales at the morning session OF the
San Francisco Produce Exchange were as fol-
lows:
Buyer season-loo tons. 81 4e; 800. 81 49215s;;
800 81 49ss o, 81 49, 100, 81 1919; 200. 81 50;
400, 81 5014; 30 81 501A.
200, 81 41sE 500. 81 AZ 500, 81 42; 200, 81 422s;
Buyer $500 tons. 81 81; 100. 81 541z p ctl.
Afternoon sales were:
Buyer season-6c0 TONS 81 5154: 200. 81 511s;
1900 81 So. 200, 81 5211z; 700, 81 SIX.
Buyer ISL 400 tons, 81 1871; 800, 81 1875;
20O0, 81 IL.
Buyer Isss-Ioo tons, 81 551<; 100, 81 55s4: 100,
81 51s 800. 81 6S; 400, 81 56s; 100, 81 66s; 200,
81 5s15 p ctl.
BARLEY Market strong In tone.if Buyers
whose wants require a No. article have TO pay
81 421s p ctl at least, the bulk of the holders
asking a yet higher price. Antbing of ordinary
quality is held az 81 20 q ctl. Brewing con-
tinues fair OF movement with marked steadi-
LESS in values, being quosable at 81 5oS1 So p
ell.
Call Board sales at the morning session of
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HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS q CO, SACRAMENTO.

handsome profit. In 1851 Mr.. Huntington
associated himself with his brother-in-law,
Mr.. Hammond, and gentleman named
Schultz, and the firm opened hardware
store-the nucleus of the present house.
In 1852 Hammond and Schultz withdrew.
and the following year their places were
filed by Messrs. Massol and Merwin. This
copartnership expired by limitation in
1855, and Mark Hopkins and c. P Hunt
ington formed the new firm of
Huntington d Hopkins. The former
was chief salesman, and the latter
looked after the accounts and finances.
These gentlemen were admirably adapted
TO the business in which they had engaged,
and their success soon became assured.
The name OF the house spread to every
town and mining camp on the coast, and
II did an immense business. The firm was
enlarged in 1868 by the admission of Al.
bert Gallatin. William r. s. Foye Charles
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which Collins had originally applied had
none of the Collins axes to sup
ply the trade, they bought a few
axes and sent them to England for
imitation. The imitation was failure,
and the very large order given the English
manufacturers remained on their hands, as
it is asserted even to this day. Through
out South America, Australia and southern
Africa the Collins ak is in as common use
as it is in the forests of Indiana and Ohio
These incidents could be extended,
and relate to the manufacture of screws,
butts, house hardware, American locks
for doors, saws, and planes. In fact,
as relates to saws, Spear & jackson
once held control of the American market.
Now the American saw is not only preferred
to the only English brand in America, but
supersedes the English article in nearly all
the colonies of Great Britain The house
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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In this book he describes the condition of the
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q CARD.

I Asst EVENING THE " BEE" CONTAINED
Ia local notice concerning the death Of
scotia Jim" in the San Francisco Casino a beer
saloon on X street, between Second and Third
and concluded by saying that of late years he
whisky and hanging about low groggeries, etc.
In reply TO the above | wish to say that If nv
place OF business is referred to as one of that
class most emphattcally deny the charge, and
keep quiet and orderly p. ace, and have ever
since became the owner OF the above saloon.
Further, let me add, that Scotia Jim never
made his headquarters az the Casino" except
when sick and requiring the assistance OF
friends, such as those who yesterday raised the
money to pay the funeral expenses of the un-
fortunate man.
dl.ltA CIIAS nOCGI sc pronrio.a.
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| IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CAL.
i ifoInia, county Of Sacramento In the mat
ter of the estate of CAROLINE AUGUSTA ZEH.
deceased Notice is hereby given that MON
DAY, the Dist day of DECEMBER, 1885, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. of said day, and the Courtroom OF
said Court, at the Courthouse, in the city of
Sacramento. county of Sacramento and State of
California, have been appoin Ell as the time and
place for proving the will of said CAROLINE
AUGUSTA ZEH, deceased, and for hearing the
application of ADOLPH II. ROTT and HENRY
FISHER for the issuance to them OF letters tes-
tamentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
this 4th day of Decem Der, 1885.
SEAL WM. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
TAYLOR q HOLL for Proponent d5.1Ot
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~ HACKING, COUGH. PLEU-
&SkT RtSY, Chest Pains, Inflammation.
GAD Difficult Breathing Asthma and
Ste1A> Soreness of the Chest and Pectoral
\SXitS Muscles, at once relieved and as
ASr sisted to a speedy cure by the CUTI-
IRA ANTI-PAIN PLAsTERs. Is cents
ml3IyWS&w1y
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Sold everywhere. Price: CUrcURA, 90 cents;
CUTICURA SOAP, 25 cents; CUTICURA REsoLvENT,
81. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston
Send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases.
DJMPLES, Blackheads Skin Blamishes and
i LUZ Baby Humors, use CUIICURA SOAP
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

OiC ACRES OF NEFARMING LAND, s2Ss
OfO about IA miles from Gait Sacra- F8fS
mento county, with good Barn for so horses @4,~
and small House; all summer-fallowed and
seeded before the rains; this is a splendid pur-
chase as the crop will nearly pay for the land.
For further particulars address BOX &C. Stock
ton, Cal. d5-lplm
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cUY4CURA.
ACCOUNTING
Itching and Burning Skin Dis
eases Cured by Cuticura.

fTNREATMENT.-A warm bath with CUTIcURA
L SOAP and single application of CUTIcURA
two or three doses of CUTIcURA EEsoLvENr, the
New Blood Purifier, to keep the blood cool, the
Precipitation pure and unirritatipg. the bowels
open, the liver and kidneys active, will speedily
cure Eczema, letter, Ringworm, Psoriasis
Lichen, Pruritus, Scall- Head, Dandruff and
every species OF Itching, Sealy and Pimply
Humors of the Skin and Scalp, with Loss of
reme dies fail
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Members and families of the Congre-
CATION b mai Israel are cordially invited TO at
tend the Chanuka Festival at the Synagogue,
SUNDAY EVENING. at 100 o'clock. By order
of the BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
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TURKEY SHOOTING

N TOMORROW Sunday Com TIA
menees at l o'clock. Everybody in SaSSi&A
yited. d5.1t* III y
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The best representative Of american periodical
literature 1ohich appeals to readers bg is OtcR
chdTHs.-TNew York Evening Post.
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My skin disease, which resisted several popu-
lar remedies and other remedies advised by
physicians has been cured by your CuTIcuRA
REMEDIES. They surpassed my most sanguine
expectations, and rapidly effected cure
J. c. ARENTRUE VISCENNEs IND
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KNOW ITS VALUE.

All of your CUTICuRA REMEDIES give yer good
satisfaction. The CUTICuRA | especially recon-
mend for the diseases for which it is used.
know from experience its value
DIR. H. J. PRATT, Monticello Wis.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A. o. U. Willy of the Valley Lodge,
No II, D. of H., will meet in Changers Hall,
THIS Saturday EVENING, at o'clock, for
the election OF officers and other business
which may properly come before it.
MRS. ]. w. GUTHRIE, c. OF 4.
ANNIE ASH Recorder. d5-1t+
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOR SALE-THE EUROPEAN REST URANT:
L doing good business sale on account of
sickness. Apply within three days TO 40S ]
street. JOHN IVANCOVICH. d5-3t*
E,RUIT LANDS FOR SALE-AT A BAR go.
l. gain, near Penryn, Placer county, Cal. ;SS&
unimproyed and improved, with stock, --<=-
farming implements, etc. Address MRS. N NJ.
ERASkR. III Post street San EIanciscn d5-l11A
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SORES ON NECK.
Chas. Brady. Somerville, Mass. who refers to
DR.. J. J. Wood, druggist, of that city, certifes
to wonderful cure of running sores on the
neck which had been treated by hospital physi-
clans without cure, and which yielded com
pletely TO the CUTICURA REMEDIES
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NOTICE
To tine 't'a% Payers of Co- chi>e Coun,v, Arizona:

The Territorial anA County Tax e> for tHe current ycal cf ios5 arc due and payable at the office of the Tax Collector of said County, in the city Of Tombstone, and must be paid on or before the third Monday in December. 1885. and on failure to pay the >ame as above provided, penalty of five pcr cent will be added thereto.
 X. J, RITTER, Treasurer and ex-OHicio Tax Col lecsor for CochiSc County. Ari- zona Territory.
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Nels Warrington
$500 REWARD

By virtue of thcau,hori,v vested ia me by the Board of Supervisors of Cochise County at a regular meeting of said Board, held on tLe 9th day of October, 1885, I hereby offer reward of $500 for the ap prehensien. dead or alive, of the ,cne yade Apache Chief Geronimo. An by the same authority ] offer a further reward of S25O for the apprehension, dead or alive, of any one of said Geroniino's band cf renegade Indians who have been engaged with him in hi, murdsr- ous raids through Cochise County. Such apprehension, to ecrn the above rewards, must be made by some person or persons not in the military service of the United States.
 R. $. HATCH. Sheriff.
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A X eW :DepaTtUrc.

Mir 4. D Walsh, ,tLC oid-o, restaurant nan ir Uni, city. and Il first !" start q regular ,l;raI cooked in order, at thc old c-ta'i!,hrd Can Gan restaurant, has just rcturnr-; from .. tip 10 san Francisco, and while there lac secured the at.rvicre of Ben Wartman and Harry Woodward. cook and steward of the crirbratc, "popUlar restaurant" of that city. aud he vii, in q few days depart from inc old method of ch1r-ir% so much q meal and run biIl of fare house. Every article wlIh it- prIcr carried out. will hc print, on q bill of fare and you get W hat you want. and pay for what yoo gct A~ Mr Wartman i> m doujrr1iy the best cook i this tcrritoIy.th;S new d.pur,Lrc 0. Nr. W;.n-'~ will ::udoubr cdly nakc-tLc Cau Can l.. most r, pt. 4r restaurant in iLis city. sugS--im
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Frank c. Earle, Assay Office
<'OllSt able'S Sale.
I,YNl.riE nr AN ENFCL.rInN |.

pY VI TUE or AN ENFCTTION l. | , ~Erl prf of jN-'i., C. ~ t'afk e Cur,r. oi n" ,tf' of InI.. lon, Township N" | ru.. .Gry ri Cu,El-r. lclfitnS ci N.zrua. dated iir Flr-l dIv "I Sept, HD g. l>~t. pE % s" Ia il uri .ru whrGtIi H--iua'c Ni-rn rs plaiuNif p. .ruycrcl iui-lAtH' c-lir-' ogi~ TorH. uriva..ani iu tl. sum Vt One Hundred and Fnr-y tl.'ry and rli. two one hGrdny in cc.l4rs ~iii p GamH- a~ unl Ei- htccn aru l. r' uu' hHa. rcd dol .tr- -l> t-f -r-t uf ~uIr. rI. rac Si h dTy ui August. l~t i..E" lrNi'1 ,'p1 fh follow iE.r Gr-Drlh.u property. tGatr if thr rGv "I T, u.a-'ulr t..'- ,AI-r tuuaty. Territory cf ArI1nua. SiNtcr33 and pnr ha 'o. f "" u' the -pgfh half "t 'u' No Y .u block No lg uu ire Wc~' -iI" uf sixth -i'y., h % twvri Allen and Fremont streets. being lb.. feet frpr.t or sixth street and raining back Ign i.-'. niu., ~ Do ul Al ar q adj aiuiu- hii'rw'. lot on th" north Gc and Ih-Ly aluE. lir -ilt Inc uI second street. thence nOnhtrly Gu ieer. t..cuce west rly lr' feel. ft Ice >outhc. y ca feet ttucc c4sIerN along said ircw $ aura .iu.' luU thrr ru p.Hve ui beginning.
 \,ilce l. hereby .,iyen that on the 2irn G4y Of september. lS>5. Fl; 70 o'clock :. Nj. of rhu- day uT n" ofitr g: ( > Clark. Jus Iic. If iuc Peace. on \ Hen str,:. Irar I urth. in :ne Ci'v ot Tomb stone. CuGrtl Q Coahi-c, w'll -cl! all the -i-h ttlr and interest Q. said LuriS Luru. GricEdai: above rurucd in aud = the above described prop egty, at public auction. io' cash lawful mr,cy ro the h Lrst and best bICdcr tp -ItI>iy >l d cXecu- lien and al CO-t-.
 Dated at Tombstone -hc 2i day or Sept. lS>5.
 BEN JAMES Coustub!c,
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Ntii NG MEN

And middle aged men. who ar: suffering from ihr hr,.l- of ,'ou'li'u' EnLf>crrIion, ui EE,y>~t-. in u,",urr Nc.rS N-"y0I- and HhI,
 i,nI nrhlli.v, Impotence Io-t Manhood. con. n-i"'. ut lGri>. duil cVt-. avvr~-,.u iJ ~prI.lN. IcsP"nHrury, puunlc~ on t". '.co, loss "l en- tr-rs and urtuofV. ir,qg-u, of Il '.naiiug. etc. Ern-mhcr that hy g con'k .HalIon ut rrInc- dies Of great curative p"NG" th. Doctor has SD arranged llis lrcaimrut th.t II will not onlI afford Immediate relief hit permanent
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-19
R. $. HATCH, Sheriff.

Just rece''ed at AshrhuE S Walkers cigar store, 0 new lot Of those celebrated E,trcUa cigars, ? for 25 cents. If
 Cigars. tobaccos pipes, knIvcs snd in fact everything in inc smokers line. for sale al Ashmun Walkers cigar store al reasonable prices. fl
 It IS Indeed terrible thing 10 lose one. mind, but II is "a more terrible think to ,uf- fer such condition when it can he so easily drevented. o,Iv
 The stock Of natural lee recently pur chased by us, being all consumed. the nr,c. of ice hereafter will be cents her pouud which rate will be maintained during the
 scyTHwEsTEENi Co.
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r>1&->A>\AoN
 ASrEl pNtvENS pNSpVNSkRN. | EDI HriRkY S Srcy.

,t,l .,r th, Sr-yl,.f and Speedy .'dry oi Chronic NcrvnU- and >pc-
 ,ill Dt>tp-t-
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FOR SALE.

rhe Cattle ranch n,.ii t.sr pta- ..oon mountains known Is t"' Lynch ranch toarthc, with 60 head of cat.!e anI all Improvement. Forro,ticulars inquire of M.,. w. E Mo.li. safforI ,ro.t.. onr hon ,r from th, iuundr~. an-2f iw
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-19
NOfiGe.

Horses taken on pasture at reasonable rates, al the California ranch, I5 miles from Tombstone, Good feed, water and shade For particulars apply t"..,A NJ Nash, st ihc ebakerv on Allen stree.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-19
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

pK. .ILFN. A> Is WELL KNOWN. Is \ rc .lIiar graduated physician and Sui rron. cduya'cd at Buwdoin College md uuiver
 sily oi N,,hi-ar, aIld i- arku. N."Ggcd tn he thrm"-l expert surgeon in his -2r,ia,y ou
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-19
My Hospital Experience

Having been surgeon Ir cAarrc uf twc .raA
 in" ho>ritJi-t cr"hlrs mg treat all private h.-,asc, with excellent r,>Jl's. I wish it dis iin,tiy understood ;!at dc got claim to per iu.m imros~!hiMtic~, or tn have miraculous rr sli rriuman power. l claim only to ic d skiiiU and successful phy'ician aGd surgeon,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-10-19

Go tO !. II. Tuttle's nursery for trees shrubs and plants of all kinds. Mir. Futile is also agent for the Ariz,na Washing Ma chine Nursery On Second street, betWeeS Allen & Fremont wnog
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a> l.~S ol memory, .d>>l llVur. l"Cl Hdi tH'l> ,io. -, .Nt:-ion- to society, djluuc,s Q, wis sini, noise, in tny hnl', the N!1a huid pass ing ;,auh-ervrd through Inc tIl'lr, a:,d many oth r diseases tlat lead toiu-aniiy and death.
 Tor. Nutir. who is r'gH'"r graduated uik ~jrilu. wlli agree iu forfeit five hundred dollars for ,. case oi this kind that the Vital Hr-:a~ati,r ,undcr lis ~prct.u devise and ir,a'u.rutl w.li uu' ,urr, ur for anything in- pu". .r riurl"d. 'uuud n II. iIr. M'rlir tr...,r .t li.ra~r~ suc,c- 'H''l With"Gi nrr- clry C"H~ui:I'i"u free ltIrou%h "Nain- lut'i"u a.d a;yicr. iuelrt ms aualN-i> of urine, $a. rr,,r ni Ni"i E'stnra''N" :lIp d n"'tlc, or four iu"cs tl" qEaniIiy J"r ID; -'u. tuany ad .r.-f Iro. 'rc'ip' of price or .. c. n, secure fra'n u' ,crvdii"n and ln .,r!- N,i, na..c, ii desired h> \ T.. MlNllF NJ pi N l2 k,aru- a.. . San Francisco, Gal.
 b. Min, ,! taci Kennedy. Nr, EEEri oIN curse .il n.I- "f kidney ana bladder complaint, ",'""tl, 'a,! u,Crrl"', Gic"i. For ~.ir !. @-,i-:r. 1; 4 hoi'it, siN bnil,,S .r.
 pr Nut,. :.,na....a rjil- and the best
 "d .h""r tvsr"r .i an. bilious cut" ln
 ',n,.r,- '. For -'lr hN all dru=@is,s.
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Diseases of Man,

opinion ul their complaints Ne experiment. ing | will guarantee a positive cure in cv- ,ry ease l undertake, or forfeit Sl,0@. Con -ullation in office or " letter FRET and strctIy private. Charges rcaSorablc. Thorough cXa;niH.tin iUClut."r chrrnic:,. and micto~yopical analysis oi uri..e and advice $500
 Office hour 9to 2 dailv.G toS cvcnng S"n- da\s . fD r1 only Call or address
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The Silver
 City Stables

Cor Sixth and Allen Streets. The undersigned would hereby notify the public that he has removed his sta .b!es to the corner of Sixth and Allen streets, and that hci prepared to rent
 Single aud Double TedNs and saddle horses a: the most reason able rates, Also runs freight teams to Fairbank. Business men by marking goods to my care can be sure 0, 1uic. transportation.
 -NolS Warrington
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WILLIAM HERRING.

ATTORNEY ANpCuJN>ElLnE AT LAW rEFIcl' Tou4hout N,rrct ur'Sc,n Third .--mL-I--u----- -l. L..ul-.-....-- ! ! L--L.-