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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
hallway Talk

BosToN, June 24.-In regard to the
report that the Atchison people are ne.
gotisting for a controlling interest in the
Chicago and Alton, in order to get an
entrance into Chicago. it is learned that
the Chicago and Alton people are ready
to sell. but the high price at which they
hold the stock is an obstacle to the con-
summation of the project. II is believed,
however, that terms Of agreement will
soon be reached. The placing Of sur
veyors in the field between Chicago and
the Mississippi river by the Atchison
people is said to be blind of the Atchi-
son officials. They say but little about
the matter and make only evasive deni-
ais The Burlington road has refused
to make any agreement with the Atchi-
son,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
A Iuarmen, Affirmed.

SAN Francisco, June 24.--The Su'
preme Court in bank to-day refused the
petition OF Richmond Stice, one of the
refractory witnesses in the Prewett case,
to be discharged from custody. In q
writ OF habeas corpus the petitioner al.
Ieges that by testifying he would have
oriminated himself of a felony, and
therefore he refused to be sworn. The
Supreme Court holds that the plea would
be tenable If he had refused to give tes-
timony after, aud not before. he had
been sworn, and aiRrms the sentence Of
$500 fine, with the alternative of five
hundred days Imprisonment
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
our MAILS In Danger.

WASHINGTON, June A.-The follow
ing special notice was to-day isHued by
the General Superintendent of the rail-
way mail service by the order Of the
Postmaster General; Twenty six clerks
have been removed from service in diff
ferent parts of the country for insubor-
aination in conspiring TO obstruct the
regulations of the service by the depart
ment and TO injure its efficiency. They
have secretly attempted to form an 1850
citation with a view to dictate action to
the department. and many of them have
also been guilty Of deception towards
their fellow clerks by representing the
purposes Of such association to be mere.
y benevolent and thus enlarging them.
The Postmaster General says that the
discharged men threatened strike OF
combined resignation of many of the
clerks so as TO menace the department
with embarrassment
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
ENGLISH AFFAlns.
Bright Issues Manifesto
ChamberIaia Visits Scotland.


Chamb b erlatn visits Scotland
LONDON, June 24.-In a manifesto
iast issued to the electors Of central Bir-
mingham John Bright says; ~ do not
oppose the views of the government on
account of England more than on account
of Ireland. No Irish Parliament can be
30 powerful or Just as the united Impe-
rial Parliament at Westminster. can.
not entrust the peace and interests of
Ireland, north or south, to the Irish Par
lismentary party to whom the govern.
meut now proposes to make general
surrender. My six years experience OF
them and their language in the House of
Commons and their actions in Ireland
makes 1t impossible for me to hand over
to them the industry, prosperity aud
rights OF five millions OF the Queens
subjects. Our countrymen in ireland,
leastways two millions of them, are as
loyal as the people Of Birmingham. |
will be no party to measure thrusting
them from the generosity and jus.
tice of the united Imperial Parliament.
II YOU re-elect me l shall to the utmost
of nv capacity do only what / consider
10 be for the permanent and true vel.
fare Of our country"
Joseph Chamberlain went to Glasgow
to-day. When the train stopped at
Preston, in Lancashire. large crowd
which had assembled ct the railway
station, ierred and hooted at the dissi-
dent leader. Among the cries was this;
"You are in the wrong boat this
time, Joe, old fellow"
A dispatch from Berlin to Reuters
Telegram Company says negotiations
are proceeding with the Handelsgeseil-
shaft and some leading New York firms
10 take over five million dollars Of ST..
louis and San Francisco Railroad mort
gaoe bonds in the form of aIive per cent.
ioan. the proceeds TO be applied 10 the
completion of the railway to Texas.
M, Gladstone has written a letter ex-
,rsssiuR regret that he will not be able
Il .neak at Leeds on account OF en-.
gsgsments elsewhere, the fuldllment OF
which will be as much as bis strength
will bear.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
Proposals for Furnishing Fire Hose.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned up 70 the meeting OF the Coun'
1856. for supplying the city Of Los Angeles
with one thousand feet OF Fire Hose.
A certified check for $50 payable TO the
order OF the undersigned, must accompany
each bid AS surety that the bidder VIII en-
Ter into a contract in conformity With his
bid IL the same Is accepted.
The Council reserves the right 10 reject
any aud all bids
Angeles at its meeting Of June 2ist. 1856.
" W. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council OF the city of Los An
geles.
Los Angeles. June 22d, 1856. je2si7t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
THE TURF.
A Fine Days Racing mt sheeps-
head Hay.

head hay.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, June 24.--First
race. handicap. for all ages. mile and an
eighth, Strathespey won by three
lengths, Una B. second, Brambleton
third; time, 2:0l.
Second race. June stakes. for two year
olds. penalties and produce allowances,
three quarters OF a mile, fremont won
by ten lengths, Brynwood second, La
juiye third; time, l:iSt.
Third race, handicap, mile and half,
Favor won by two lengths, Maumee
second, Ernest third.
Fourth race, Emporium stakes, sweep.
stakes, for three year olds, $3.50 each,
5000 added. $1,000 to second and 20 per
cent of stakes. $500 to third and 10 per
cent Of stakes, Z entries, mile and a
half. Starters: Brier. Elkwood, Beverly,
Letretia, Delaware, Quincy. Winfred.
The Bard and Listille. Winfred took
aud held the lead from the start, with
Brier and Beverly next, until the
straight, when The Bard made splen-
did burst Of speed, but he was badly
ridden, and Winfred won by half head,
The Bard second, Beverly third; time.
2:43.
Fifth race, for two year olds. iye-
eighths of a mile, on the turf, Lune
dor won by length, Maggie Mitchell
second. Young Luke third; time. l:07.
Sixth race, Welter handicap, one and
three. sixteenth miles, on turf Pasha
won by three lengths. Drake Carter sec.
ond. Aretinn third; time, 2:ll4
Ga this track next tuesday, June
29th, a one and one-half mile race will
be run for a stake Of $1,000, $500 en-
trance. between Dwyer Bros. Miss
Woodford, Sam Browns Troubadour
and H. j. Woodford's Barnum.
THE sTocKBRIDGE RACES.
LONDON, june 24.--This was the Sec
ond day of the Stockbridge meeting.
The race for the Hurstborn stakes, for
two. year.olds, was won by T. Jennings .
bay filly Mamie by short length,
Mr.. Abington's bay colt Jack-0'Lantern
second, General Owen Williams chest
nut colt Vatican third.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
Notice to consurers of Water Of
the Beaudry System.

Owing to Indispensable repairs TO one OF
the boilers, we can only run one pump.
Consequently notice IL hereby given that
for twenty days fsom date only two days
each week viii be permitted for sprinkling
Of lawns, to-wit: Mondays and Thursdays.
FOR violation of the above regulation
water win be turned of and hne Of two
dollars will be charged before water will be
turned on again. BEAUDRf BROh
JtinR Dad. lea Wv
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the Los Angeles Savings Bank will he
held at the bank on Tuesday, July 9Th, 1855,
monday, July 9th, the regular day for the
for she purpose oil electing Board OF
Directors and TRANSMITTING such other busi-
ness a. may be brought before the meeting
ie2E i0t J. v. WACHTEL. Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
Special Notice.

Any and all persons who are desirous OF
entertaining members OF the Republican
State Convention, which meets in Los An
geles August 25, 1886. for the apace OF three
four days, or any persons having friends
among the visiting delegates whom they
wish to entertain, can seea list OF such dele
< ties al No. 81 North Spring street. upstairs.
Send your address. with The number OF dele
gates you can accommodate, to
FRANK A. GIBSON, Sec'y.
ie22tf At Recorders Office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
NorxoH.
In the matter of the application of Minnie
Summerfield to become a sole trader.

In the matter of the application of Minnie
summerheld to become sole trader.
Notice is hereby given that l, Minnie
fisld, a resident OF Los Angelic, city
and county, being desirous Of availing my
self Of the provisions of Title XII, Part 8, Of
the Code of Civil Procedure, intend to
make application 10 the Superior Court ol
the county of Los Angeles, State Of Califof-
MIA on Saturday, the 24th day OF July, 1886
in Department No. ! OF said Court, az II
O'Clock A. n. on said day. or op such other
day or time to which said hearing may be
postponed py the Court, for decree aud or.
der Of said Superior Court authorizing me
10 carry on and transact business ia my
own name and on my own account aa a
sole trader.
The nature of the business | propose TO
carry on and conduct IL that Of a general
lodging house business in the city OF Los
Angeles, Cal.
Dated June oath, 1886.
MINNIE SUMMERF1KLD.
Graves 4 0'Melveny. Attorneys js2b tw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
Real E.,a,e snles in pa.naer

Real Estate sales I'm Pasadena.
Ward Brothers yesterday sold their
brick building at Pasadena for $4,000
to j. r. Smith of Los Angeles. They
also sold the Los Angeles Hotel and an
acre of land belonging to the hotel syn
dicate for $4,000. The acre of land
sold eight months ago for 81 500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
81. pau,,s school oioslng.


The closing exercises of Saint Paul's
school will be held to-day from to 5 P.
NJ. in the school house on Olive street,
between Fifth aud Sixth. The children
have been trained in French by Miss M.
f. Saxton, in music by Mr.. Alfred F. /.
McKiernan, the preceptor of st. Pauls
choir, and in defamation and compost.
ton by the head-master of the school,
Mr.. Jeffreys. Thanks are due to the
ladies and gentlemen who have consent
ed to enliven the exercises with music.
PROGRAMME.
Declamation-"Excelsi Eltinge II. Smith
Composition Ralph Bird sail
Declamation-"Launch OF the Snip"
solo.aKerry Dance Miss sfsa ward Tlsi
Composition abraham Lincoln" ~. !.
-dThe Village BlacEsmitha
Defamation -"Mammon" Ralph Birdsail
composition-"George Wsshinsaonyh r,lli Z Tho,n,on
amation-"Lochinyar" .Jno. N. Gardiner
Solo, vocal-"some Day" Miss O. Laux
composition-"Jas. A. Garfield" ,..a,.
Declamation.aB Battle" Chas. j. Fox
Duet-"Trust Her Not. ........... ......
...... Miss Ward and Miss U. Laux
omposition-"GreatN Names in American
ffistory" ........ Jos. Uuruh
Piano Soio-"silence" -. Asa M. Buffum
aecitation In French-"Laconisine de =.
Henri Nv v.....,,........, Ralph Birdsall
..................... Albert r. Metcalf
Piano Solo ..... ......,...... Mrs. Jennings
Declamation-"w Address
..,.-...... ....,.....,. Frank Mccartney
composition-"f Pacific Coast
DeclamaiIon-''K king solomon"
Anthem-"In Glory is God known"
composition-aLIos Angeles Fred. Pier
Declamation-,t toy Billy: ,..Jno; Metcalf
Composition-"U. 8. Grant. Frank Peters
Declamation-"Lazy Ned d''.....,....:...-
..-..........-....-.s.. .Chas. II. Thornton
Composition-"Los Angeles Chas. J. Fox
Quartette-'G God is Spirit st. Paul's Choir
Observation-Disclosures of Life" Frank Peters
Solo-"rhe King of Love" ALBERT Nj ttcalf
Deciamation-'Roli Call". David Unruh
Vocal Musie-"Far From Ny Heavenly
Benediction by the Rector.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
T. J. WALTON,
SUCCESSOR TO A. E. HoYT.
DEALER M
FUR NIT URE!
BEDDING, STOVES
-AND--
GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
10 South Spring Street,
LOS ANGELES, CAL. my2af
WHAT SIG, 900 WILL BUY.

One hundred and eleven acres of tn,
best land in the valley. Think OF tt; tn,
Hawkins rancho. the improvements o
ctfersd By Hsialip Son. iesz North Mai,
street, for Si6, 600. Offer only good for thir
ty days, The place needs no description a
Thousands OF people have seen II and al
agree that for Green House. Beautifu
Flowers, Statues, Fountains, Nice Shrub
berry aud walks, Il surpssses evsrything II
or around Los Angeles city. All unde
good fence; sixty acres good alfalfs land
hfty- one acres of fine fruit land, with eigh
teen acres OF oranges In good bearing
Mr.. Hawkins to his wife, who Is of delicat'
health and not being able to look after II
offers II at the above mentioned bargain
For iull particulars call at l6l< North Mali
street. HAIzI1P & Son.
je25 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25

ANAsAI. INJRCToR free with each ct,le
ofShilohs Oatarrh Kennedy. Price 50 cent
e old by @. +. he nEemsn. IAN. Main street
Damiana Ritters regulates the stomach.
Michel Levy 4 Co. Wholesale liquor dealers,
agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
A New x. OF 4. Assembly.

SAN LUIS 0sIsPo, June 25.-An As
sembly of Knights Of Labor was organ
ized here last evening and fifty-fcur
names enrolled. An officer of the order
from Los Angeles was the organizer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
MAR RIED.

coLLINGwooD-cH Tues
day, June q, 1886. by Rev. X. Birdssll,
at It. Paul's Episcopal Church, fohn C.
Collingwood to Miss Josepha Chichester
both OF Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
NEW TODAY.
an mEMoaIUM.

1t is with regret we chronicle the death OF
little Johnnie, son OF W. 7. aud sallie
Slack, who died June 2lst. after lingering
illness of ave months and sixteen days
This is the second death In the same family
within the last Ave months from that much
dreaded disease scarlet fever. We tender
our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved
parents and relatives of dear little johnnie
aud Alice, who have gone to rest
These lovely buds. SO young, so fair.
Called hence by early doom.
Just came TO show how sweet a flower
In Paradise would bloom.
San Gabriel, June %, 1886. II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25

Neuralgia is cured in single night by
st. Jacobs Oil, the greatest remedy OF
the age.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
FOR SALE.

Crop ON Forty Acres of Land,
Together with the lease for this year. The
crop consists Of 80 acres corn. acres alfal
IA, acres potatoes House OF four rooms
located on The best OF corn land. and will
need no irrlgation TO make Urge crop
Apply to 1914 North Main. je22 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
m.n. Ear inc parneiiites.

DETROIT. June 24.-Rev. Chas
Reilly, d. D., Treasurer OF the lrisl
National League of America. to-day re-
mitted fl2,O0O to the Hon. Justin Nc
Carthy and Joseph @. Biggar. treasurers
OF the Parliamentary fund. This makes
in all f45, 900 pounds. or 1925, 600 scot
by Mr.. Reilly since the Boston conven-
tioa. OF this sum s25, 600 were in Mr..
Parnell's hands before last election,
when the Irish party elected eighty-six
members. Mr.. Parnell declared imme-
diately after that election that the party
could have not succeeded without this
aid. The largest contributions to the
League, thus far, came from Phiiadel
phia aud Boston. Among those whose
contributions 90 to make up to. days re.
mittance is that OF Cardinal Gibbons, OF
Baltimore.
The following cablegram was sent
from here to- day:
DETROIT, June "a, 1886.
ParReH, House Of Commons, London:
The Irish National League OF America
transmits you this day by cable twelve
thousand pounds, and bids you "faire to
the onset" BY executive order.
CHAs. REILLY,
National Treasurer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Railroad Rates to be
Fixed.
AID FOR THE pARNELLITEs'
Last Words of the Expelled French
Princes-Bright Issues
Manifesto.

Special TO theHerdld bgthe Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, June "a There was
a meeting OF the managers and agents
Of the railroad lines running east held
at the Palace Hotel to-day, each line
being represented. ]. Q. stubbs, Cen
eral Traffic Agent of the Southern Pacific
Company. was in the chair. 1t was was
east and to make q uniform rate oil com
mission compulsory on all agents, the J.
figures to be: So commission on New
York tickets, 81 on Chicago tickets a1 ano
81 for tickets to points west oi the =, MS h'
souri, river. A second meeting will y y
held to o.morrow TO ratify the rates agtesu
upon to-day, when the agreements wiz
Al once 90 into effect.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25

IN. Billion WILLIAMS. m. D.,
275 North Main Street. Los Angeles, Gal.
Office hours from go A. M. to 4.lQ Pm.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-25

Graves a o'nelveny, Attorneys is25 as
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-21
Base BAH in Georgia.

Dick Burns will probably come to sa--
vannah.
Savannah's players will begin to arrive
this We elk.
The Atlanta team will begin to report
next week.
DundsOr and McVey will be one of the
batteries for Nashville.
The Chicago Blues will probably play
at Atlanta March 81 and 30.
Some of the Savannah club are said to
have passed through Atlanta Wednes-
day.
Atlanta admits sub rosa that Savannah
apparently has the best team in the
league.
Secretary Brown has approved the con-
tract OF William Mclaughlin, catcher,
with Savannah.
An effort will he made to make dates
with he Philadelphia for Atlanta, prob
ably April and $.
The stock holders In tn Atlanta Base
Ball Association are not paying up as
rapidly as is desired.
Serad and Poorman, who were wanted
nv savannah. vii probably sign with the
Kansas City league club.
The first game OF base ball for this sea-
son at Atlanta will be PLAYED on Thurs
day. March Is, with Louisville.
Murray is in fine form tor the seasons
work, and says he will fire those famous
liners over to first even faster than he did
last year.
Catcher Gillen, of the Savannah club.
is getting his hand in at the base ball
park these pleasant afternoons, There
won't be better back stop in the South
ern League.
Manager Morton was quite sick the last
day of the schedule convention. Mr.. Nor
ton is said 70 he the best mau ager in the
League. and will carry Savannah TO finan-
cial success as well as bagging the pen.
nant
Augusta NelCS: The necessary number
of shares have not yet been taken to insure
base ball tor Aususta next season. The
committee met with fair success on their
rounds the other day, but have not been
ont since. II would be a good idea for all
those " no are willing TO take "A $95 share
of stock to come forward and signify their
readiness TO do 90 without waiting to be
called on. President George X. Sihley or
Vice President }. j. Cohen Will welcome
all such callers.
/ Steve Ryan. one Of the directors ~ the
| new Atlanta association. has received a
! letter from the widow of HOuls Henke.
/ the first baseman Of the Atlantas who was
/ killed last season, stating that she has
never received the proceeds o the benefit
game played a short time alter the death
/ of her husband. The amount sire claims
foots up about $50. Ii was extensively
advertised tbat the game would be played
Tor the sole benefit Of Henk-'s widow.
and on the strength OF this large num-
| Der of tickets were sold. Numbers al
people bou ht tickets who did not even
attend the game. aud in many instances
! Individuals bought number Of tickets.
I Mrs. Henke inrmates IN the letter that
unless the money is forthcoming she wi
/ bring suit tor the same. MIR. Ryan turned
the letter over TO Allison Green. one of
/ the committee OF last season. Il Mrs.
! Henke is right, IL follows that fraud mas
/ been practicrd, bOth upon her and the
! public. Mr.. RYAN mad no connection with
| last years association.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-21
Exnnseh ~ LnstI

The p. P. P. Manufacturing Company,
OF WaycrOss, Ga, are exposing the for
mula q taeh' medicine1 1t is made OF the
Fluid Extracts OF Prick 3 ash, Poke X 'ot,
sarsaparila, and sulingia (Queen's
Delight Jand contains the Iodide Of Po-
tassium I'M small doses. IT is not an In
dfan secret" but legitimate prescr'p-
ton for blood impurities, AID is curing
kneumatl-m, ScrOiula, tpbilis, etc. IN
every INSTANCE when taken as directed.
PnS sicians indorse and use it as an excel
lent tonic and alteratlyeAor blood purifier.
II Is the tJestgeneral toHic on the market.
Two 70 four are sufficient 10 cure any blood
trouble, as it is concentrated. II you are
weak and drbilitated, take one bottle ana
see Il yOudo not gain strength and weight.
For sale bySolOmons q CO. and Lippman
Bros, Savannah, Ga.-AdB.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-21
A Good Showing.

From me W1sBiHgioA = d.l Gase tie.
The county tax Tor last wear was So
So "a; all OF this was collected except
$4 rs.
The state tax was 50, 42l "a; all was
collected except SIG Ga.
The capitol tax was $l,520 % all col
lected eXcep: 81 10.
The poll tax was $2,758 90. There were
30 defauiters. Poll tax collected. not on
dgest, $50 90. TIL poll tax goes "a school
lund. ana tie amount paid over 10 Com
missioner was 81 3l6 y.
Commissions paid 40 Tax Receiver were
S35S OF and commissions paid 10 Collec-
tor were S357 0S.
or the nsoyentt tax $50 is professional
$40 by default and $40 10y error.
We doubt n there Is another county In
tue STATE that can show s0small a per CEN
of inSOlvent tax. Out OF total tax o.
$l9.5Is 80 every dollar Is paid except
500 95: aud this small insolyent tax IL
composed almost entirely Of d-faulting
fols. wilkes Is county which pays its
debts, aud her private citizens follow suit
ia this respect.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-21

bears his name. The old gentleman was
/ too thoroughly Dutch 10 ever De-
come master Of En- iish, and what
4 few books he perus@d were pflhud
in German IN TeutOnic characters
Cogswell, rhe learned literateur, WAS
empl we'd 10 select the volumes for the
library, and the foundation which he lalh
tor the present collection attests the
wealthy palrOn's ability to pick out the
night man tor the work. The surviving
sons, W liam AID john Jacob, inherit
many OF the characteristics Of their sue
cessfu father-nO better illustration
OF which could be found t0an
way in when tnev divided
between them the 500, 100000 TO which
they fell heir to on their paJerual parents
deatn. soon after tn probating OF the
VIII they met in the Office OF the estate
"a detailed inventory OF the property haV-
Ing previously been made by their direc-
ON by the clerks-and as equally as pos
sthle pOrtuned the entire assets INTO
halves. LOIS for tirst choice re then
drawn and John Jacrb was the winner.
There was the leastd ference possible be-
tween the portions. but report SAYS
hat little was taken advantage OF by
John Jacob. the AstOr house was among
the property that came into his possess
SION. There is absolute friendlness be-
tween the two brothers, and they occupy
adjoining Offices. one of the oddlt es OF
the rooms Is a small wheeled WAGON
made OF common pine boards, with spoke
less wheels OF the same material. The We
hcle is said 10 have been made BY no
less parsonage than John
Jacob, the senior. He used 1t for
caring books and papers from one
portion OF his suit of offices 10 another,
and 1t is still used for similar purposes
by the present representatives. Of the
family. The AstOr collection Of deeds,
leases and maps constitute one OF the
most curious collections in the metro
polls. Many Of the documents are yellow
aud cracked with age, and possess his
torical interest which gives them good
claim for place in some one Of the public
repositories. They are of necessity the
JoIat property OF the brothers, AMI are, Of
course, not purchasable property. NJ.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-21
Heln the Gnards.

The Building Committee have published
splendid appeal, the NEWS and Times
follow with editorials Of the right strain.
and we expect a liberal and generous
response from every direction.
Every body intends spending some
money at the Bazaar, but unfortunately
many of our male population know not
the want of doll babies aud pin cushions.
This class Of patrons we advise 70 buy
Lee Roy Myers & Co.'s Huckleberry
Cigars, which are being served at the
cigar stand at 81 per box.
Messrs. Lee Roy Myers Il Co. have con-
triDutcd twenty-five boxes, and lots more
are being made to fill the growing de-
mand.
While at the fair note the HuckIeberry
sign on each, IL is a sample of fine work
manship and slight index Of the value OF
the goods advertised AdU.